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Sunday, June 2, 1996 36 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 22
• `More and more kids are turning to weapons
Youth crime • to resolve disputes': Durham street crime cop
B} STEPHEN SHAW
SIM+ REPORTER
DURHAM —A violent altercation in Pickering involving 10
to 12 youths. a kni fe, a broomstick handle and a broken beer bot-
tle ends with one teen losing the entire sight in one c,�c.
A 11-vrar-„Ici a nine-year-old "itf, „
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demanding money. He's the youngest accused hank robhcr
�'� �� rte, �i �f♦, �a ■ arrested by Durham Regional Police in the force's history.
A seven-year-old Pickering boy suffers bruises after bring
knife in an ajar schoolyard. Physically attacked by eight or nine kids during an argument at
� 1 -1-%car-oldis arrested shortly after a teen walks into an
hinds a note to i teller saying he is armed and See KIDS... Page 7
Recent i 6uu,uuu error
makes Pickering
councillors wary about
givingstaff authority
By MARIANNE T.AKACS responsibility to any single perum. I real-
_st:Afl R111()R11.R--_---- _-_ ly feel that Council needs to discuss it fur-
PICKI-,RING — It appear recent rev- thee;' said Co un. Brenner in an interview.
elations of major payment and budget
errors by Town staff have left Pickering
councillors somewhat warn of deiegating
authority to staff.
At Monday's meeting of Town Coun-
cil's executive committee, councillors
voted to defer for two weeks a decision
on the usually -routine matter of authoriz-
ing the Town manager to approve tenders
during the summer recess period. Council
is scheduled to meet only once, on Aug.
6, in July and August.
In asking for the deferral, Ward I
Regional Councillor and audit committee
acting chairman Maurice Brenner said it
would not be "appropriate" for Council to
delegate such authority to any staff mem-
ber "until we sort all this out".
Council is currently waiting for the
completion of an auditor's report com-
missioned after one erns involving a
$500,000 overpayment to a contractor
last fall that the Town has been unable to
get returned so far, and another mistake
that resulted in $939,000 in provincial
cutbacks being left out of the budget fig-
ures provided to councillors.
"Given what has recently transpired,
before I support any transferring of
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PAGE: 2 -THE: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE: 2.19%
Pickering to privatize school crossinguard
g
But, current guards likely
to be favored for jobs
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Workers from a pri-
vate company rather than municipal
employees may be helping Pickering's
school children across streets in Septem-
ber at "minimal savings" to taxpayers.
But, while the employer may be new,
the employees could well be the same
people the kids are used to, as current
crossing guards would be favored over
other individuals when it comes to
hiring.
Under a proposal approved by
Town Council's executive commit-
tee Monday, Pickering would hire
Staffing Services, a Richmond Hill
employment agency, to provide
crossing guards here_
The company would entirely take
over Pickering's school crossin_
guard program, including the hiring.
training and supervising of guards.
payroll administration, provision of
uniforms and complaint resolution.
It already performs similar services
for the Towns of Markham. New-
market. Richmond Hill and Milton,
and the Township of Uxbridge.
Pickering currently spends
S191,081 per school year to provide
crossing guard service. The first
year of contracting it out will save
the Town S2.080.
Only Ward 1 Regional Councillor
Maurice Brenner opposed the pro-
posal, noting he was surprised by the
"minimal savings" it would provide
for the Town. He said the informa-
tion provided by Staffing Services
didn't deal with questions such
as where some of the guards
would be hired from and how
residents with problems or con-
cerns would deal with a company
in Richmond Hill. lie also noted
that in the past Pickering has
used its crossing guard program
"to address a diverse need in our
community" by hiring the unem-
ployed, retired people and single
mothers unable to work full-
time.
"This is, in effect, privatiza-
tion," added Coun. Brenner. "I think we
need to be up -front if we talk about priva-
Maurice
Brenner
tization."
Other Council members who
spoke in favor of the proposal
made note of the savings it would
provide by freeing up for other
work the Town staff who now run
crossing guard services.
According to a report by Town
staff, the guard program would
be transferred to Staffing Ser-
vices for the start of the next
school year in September, and all
guards presently employed by
Pickering would be given priori-
ty for hiring. The current hourly wage of
$12.60 paid by the Town would be main -
P
•
service
tained or increased slightly.
The report explains Pickering would
retain control over the program because
no contract or fixed term for service
would be entered into with Staffing Ser-
vices. The company would have to pro-
vide monthly reports on how it is admin-
istering the program.
At the current level of 29 permanent
school crossings, Staffing Services would
provide guards for $189,000 in 1996-97,
$187,000 in 1997-98, and $185,000 in
1998-99. The Town would be able to add
new crossings at a pro -rated cost.
Council will consider the proposal at
its next meeting Monday night.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 2,1996 -PAGE 3
trust fund has been set up for Pick-
ing resident Danielle Thomas, left a
idow when her husband Ken was
lied by the robbers who murdered
e co-owner of an Oshawa sporting
)ods store in 1994. You can con-
bute to the fund at any branch of
anada Trust.
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Church donates
to trust fund for
Pickering widow-
of
murdered man
PICKERING — '[ire second dona-
tion in as many days has been deposited
into a trust fund for Pickering widow
Danielle Thomas.
Funds raised at Mt. Zion United
Church in north Pickering in a recent
music evening featuring well-known
Canadian actor Kenneth Welsh were
deposited in the newly -created trust fund
for Mrs. Thomas on Thursday afternoon,
according to Pastor Ian Robb.
The $150 donation was collected at
the church as part of an ongoing series of
musical evenings offered at Mt. Zion.
The church has donated money regular-
ly for community causes, says Pastor
Robb.
Mrs. Thomas is the widow of slain
Pickering resident Kenneth Thomas, 55.
who was murdered in 1994 by armed
bandits who used his car as a getaway
vehicle in a bloody robbery at Gagnon
Sports in Oshawa. Store co-owner
Roger Pardy was killed during the rob-
bery and others were wounded.
Fund organizer Anita Marshall of
Pickering made the first donation.
If you are interested in donating to
the Thomas trust fund, deposits can be
directed to any Canada Trust location
care of Branch 272, account number
527470.
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Historic farmhouse
to be removed
from Pickering park
But, fate of
building hangs
in the balance
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
SI V I KFJ10RIl K
PICKERING — A Pick-
ering Council decision to
quickly remove a historic
farmhouse from a park at
the request of area residents
will likely save taxpa}ers
money but may result in the
loss of the building.
Town Council voted last
week to have
Cam phell/McPherson house
talon out of Lynn Heights
Park "as cxpeditiousl% as
possible" at a maximum
cost of 515.(XX).
There appear to be two
possible fates awaiting the
building. A group of Clare-
mont -arca deyclopers has
promised to look into the
Possibility of mo% Ing it to a
vet -to -be -determined site in
Claremont at a cost to the
Town of about 515.(XX). It
would be taken apart and
reassembled at Its new loca-
tion. If that proposal doesn't
work out. the building will
be demolished.
"The bot-
tom line here Is
that the local
residents do
not want it in
the park."
Mark Gilding
of Sherman
Crescent told
councillors.
Paul Galas-
ki. also of
Sherman Cres-
cent, said area
residents are
worried allow-
ing the house
to remain for some kind of
community use such as an
art gallery or studio will
bring traffic and "strangers"
into the community. He sug-
gested the park the house
sits in could end up being
strewn with used drug para-
phernalia and condoms.
However, David Pickles
of Heritage Pickering, a
committee set up by the
Town to advise it on matters
of local architectural con-
servation, maintained coun-
cillors acted too hastily in
embracing the Claremont
proposal as the only option
for preserving the building.
"I think it was premature
to make the decision until
arrangements were actually
in place," he said in an
interview. "If that option
doesn't come to fruition
then the standing order is
it's going to be demol-
ished."
Last December. Council
deferred plans to designate
the house as a historic site
and have it restored for
community or private use.
Heritage Pickering had
commissioned an investiga-
tion of the property which
concluded the 130 -to -160 -
year -old one -and -a -half -
storey fieldstone house had
historical significance and
was worth} of preservation.
But arca residents said they
didn't want the house turned
into am private or commu-
nity facility because it
would create traffic and
noise, take away a portion
of the park, block their view
of the park and create a
security hazard.
A final decision on the
matter was put off until this
September at the latest to
give Town staff time to Con-
sult the community and var-
ious interested parties on a
variety of options for the
building, ranging in cost
from S 15.(X)0 to $290.000.
However. at the request of
some area residents. Ward 2
Regional Councillor Doug
Dickerson brought the issue
back before
Council last
week for an
earlier resolu-
!ion.
Council-
lors Enrico
Pistritto of
Ward 3 and
Daae Ryan of
Ward I
Opposed the
motion passed
by their col-
leagues.
"When
we ignore our
history we jeopardize our
future and that's what we're
doing here one more time,"
said Court. Ryan.
The dissenting council-
lors and Mr. Pickles all
maintained the process of
consulting the community
and exploring all the options
for Campbell/McPherson
House should have been
pursued as originally
planned.
"We thought there was a
commitment from Council
and from the Town that they
would act in good faith and
they would proceed with the
consultation and the
options, and they didn't,"
said Mr. Pickles.
Mr. Pickles added Her-
itage Pickering will proba-
bly try to take the issue up
with Council again if the
Claremont alternative falls
through.
The bottom
line here is
that the local
residents do
not want
(the house)
in the park.'
Mark
-Gilding
`When we ignore our
history we
jeopardize our
future and that's
!what we're doing
here one more time.'
-- Coun. Dave Ryan
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More bad news
We've got another bitter pill to swallow.
News that Durham Region will lose $5.1 million in
provincial funding for its three homes for the aged is trou-
bling not only for the residents and staff of those homes.
but for taxpayers as well. Regional politicians will be
forced, during future budget deliberations, to make up that
shortfall in funding.
laving off staff at the seniors' homes, which is being
suggested. won't work in the long term. There's already a
waiting list of 329 people hoping to live at the homes and
our seniors' population is predicted to swell by 29 per cent
between now and the year 2(X)1. As the baby boomers age.
the number of people over 75 will continue to grow.
The equation of less funding, more seniors and reduced
staff paints a dark picture for our future. We will be faced
with the hard choice of closing our homes for the aged and
leaving our seniors to fend for themselves or raising prop-
erty taxes in an increasingly difficult fiscal climate.
The alternative —just as unanraLtive — is understaffed
homes where the quality of care given to seniors will con-
tinue to decline.
With 93 per cent of the Region's costs to run its three
homes falling in the area of staffing, officials say that's
logically the first place they'd look to trim the budget.
A harder, longer look should be taken at areas where
savings can be realizes before staff are given pink slips. As
well. the Province should agree to Durham's request to
have the funds cut over a five-year period rather than the
planned three-year period, so we can better prepare our-
selves for the lost money.
It's getting tougher and tougher for all of us to make
ends meets as governments at all levels slash, trim and
implement user fees. We're becoming almost numb to
news of cutbacks.
But to face a future where an aging population cannot
get the care and treatment it needs is frightening indeed.
To respond to this editorial caU Infosource at
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Reader Poll: In response to Wednesday's
question: are you worried that teacher lay-
offs will hurt your child's education?, our
readers said:
♦ "I'm worried that teacher layoffs hurt my child's education.
We had two new, bright young teachers at my son's school. They
were great, they brought in new subjects and they were like a
breath of fresh air. Now, we've just found out that they're leav-
ing. Meanwhile, we've got two teachers who should have been
retired years ago. I think older teachers should be offered early
retirement."
♦ "I think the teacher layoffs will affect the children in the class-
rooms."
♦ "I think it's very good that the board is cutting the fat. If the
existing teachers do their jobs properly, we'll have a more effi-
cient school system."
♦ "Wouldn't it be wonderful if all the caring teachers would take
enough of a cut so no teachers would have to be laid off?."
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v Letters to the editor
It's Catholic, but
not Christian
To the editor:
An open letter to Mr. Oldman and
Durham Region Roman Catholic
Separate School Board Trustees.
For the first time since my children's
enrolment in the separate school sys-
tem, I have been the subject of discrimi-
nation- Ironically, it has not come from
within the community, but rather from
the separate school board, a board to
which I have entrusted my children's
education. For more then 18 years, I
have been an active participant in my
children's education and religious train-
ing. For the past eight years, I have
been a volunteer at school and a mem-
ber of the parent -teacher organization,
as well as the Family Mass Committee.
I have done this with the full support of
the parish priest and school staff.
During this time, I have not, in any way,
compromised the virtues or morals of
the Catholic School system, as suggest-
ed by you, Mr. Oldman, because I am
not a member of the Catholic faith
The virt= and morals you referred
to are not unique to the Catholic reli-
gion. They are the cornerstone of most
religions and the foundation on which
today's society is based.
The Ministry of Education and
Training states in its Policy Memo #122
that the intention of the school council
is to provide all parents/guardians with
the opportunity for direct involvement
in school issues. As a parent with chil-
dren enrolled in the separate school sys-
tem, I have the right, not only as a par-
ent, but as a separate school ratepayer,
to represent my children at a school
council when it pertains to school issues
and their education.
This action by the school board is
sending a negative and misleading mes-
sage to our children. They are being
told that it is correct to discriminate
against other religions and that nqn-
Catholics have no rights in this school
system. This action, Mr. Oldman, may
Ajax -Pickering News
accepts letters to the editor.
shoald be typed or neatly
m, 150 wads. Each letter
pied with a first and last
ol ioitialls and a last name.
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We sight
be "Catholic", but it certainly is not
Christian.
Frances Pmvvidenza
Treasurer, St- Patrick Catholic School
P.T.O.,
Ajax
We don't need
Americans telling
us what to do
To the editor:
During the war of 1812 the
Americans invaded Canada. They had
some success, capturing York
(Toronto), but were generally
repulsed. General Sir Isaac Brock lost
his life at the Niagara frontier.
Now, in 1996, the Americans are
back, this time by invitation from
Pickering council.
Apparently unable to handle their
own affairs, council looks south of the
border for guidance. The booty the
American experts take home will be
Pickering taxpayer's money.
What is wrong with Town council?
Before an election they have solutions
for everything; afterwards they floun-
der.
This latest move is an insult to com-
petent Canadians. Do we really need
Americans to tell us how to do things?
Henry M. Gawman
Pickering
Steve
Houston
Opinion
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We need
more people
like these
Once in a while, we all come
across a person who leaves a lasting
impression.
Once in a while, we wish we could
be more like them. Rarely do we suc-
ceed the way they do.
A few people right here at home
have left an impression with me in
recent days and it's because of a sim-
ple compulsion to do what they call
'the right thing'.
First. there's Pickering resident
Anita Marshall. She's been following
the tragic story of fellow Pickering
resident Danielle Thomas, whose hus-
band was gunned down in 1994 so his
car could be used as a getaway vehi-
cle in an Oshawa robbery.
Mrs. Marshall, who also lost a
loved one to violence, and who is a
stranger to Mrs. Thomas, took it upon
herself to do something to help.
She opened a trust fund in Mrs.
Thomas' name at a local Canada Trust
branch and is encouraging others -- as
many others as possible -- to help
Mrs. Thomas in her time of need. If
you can help, call your Canada Trust
location and make deposits to Branch
272, account number 527470.
Mrs. Marshall's motivation may
lie somewhere between doing the
right thing for a neighbor in need and
fighting her own demons, but it result-
ed, simply put, in action of the most
selfless sort.
I hope that collectively, the com-
munity can dig deep to help Mrs.
Tihomas. I hope she can benefit from
the generosity of strangers who still
care about those in need. I hope she
sees some benefit after years of per-
sonal agony.
I hope theme are more people like
Mrs. Marshall out there.
The other people, also strangers,
crossed paths earlier dus week in a
local park. Two young boys had taken
it upon themselves to clean up a por-
tion of Memorial Park after others Gt
tered it with broken glass.
Pickering resident Barni Warmish
happened upon the boys as they went
about their task and asked what they
were doing.
She was quite pleasantly surprised
to learn the boys had no other motiva-
tion than cleanlu ess and safety, and
duly informed us here, asking us to
celebrate "a good news story." We
did but think all three deserve a nod
for their efforts.
We know there are more people
like that out there. Still, we need more
people like them.
To commat on this cokunn
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 2,1"6 -PAGE 7
Kids shrug off sentences as `a joke'
FROM PAGE 1
school.
A 15 -year-old Pickering boy suf-
fers multiple bruises and cuts to the
face, collarbone and back after he's
assaulted by nine teens while walk-
ing home one evening. His attackers
jump out of a van, circle the teen,
tear off his sweater, t -shirt and jack-
et then punch, kick and knee him
while he lays on the ground.
A 16 -year-old girl offering sex
lures a man to an abandoned build-
ing in downtown Oshawa, where a
half-dozen teenage friends, aged 15
to 17, beat him bloody with a piece
of plywood, rob him of his watch
and wallet, leaving him cut for over
40 stitches.
The list goes on.
Just a small sample of the
offences found on a local police
crime sheet any given day of the
week. They are evidence, judicial
and education officials agree, of
increasing violence on the streets
and schoolyards of Durham Region.
"You sec so much of the stuff that
you don't even think anything of it
anymore," Durham Regional Police
Detective John McLean says.
"You see so many people getting
assaulted, badly bruised and cut you
almost get numb to it," adds the 20 -
year police veteran and head of the
force's street crime unit, which
investigates gang and youth -related
crimes.
In a typical week the unit's five
officers will investigate an average
of 20 incidents involving youth,
including hate crimes, robberies,
assaults and thefts, involving as
many as 30 suspected young offend -
Us.
The arsenal of confiscated
weapons which fills a crowded
police storage room includes sawed-
off shotguns, 9 -millimetre semi-
automatic handguns, pellet guns,
switch -blade knives, steel rods,
homemade bats, machetes, razor-
sharp Ninja throwing stars and other
potentially deadly weapons.
"Some of the kids think a weapon
gives them a lot of status; it makes
them feel powerful. Others say it's
for protection," says Det. McLean.
Whatever their reason, for those
determined enough, guns and other
prohibited weapons are readily
accessible. '17hey're available on the
street right here in the region in
Oshawa and Pickering, or some get
them in Toronto or pick them up in
the United States," Det. McLean
says, adding "it wouldn't be impos-
sible" for a 12 -year-old to easily atm
himself.
The rise in violent crime among
young people hasn't happened
overnight, although recent headlines
of alleged 11 -year-old rapists and
teenage killers splashed across
newspapers have many thinking oth-
erwise.
"I started to see it four or five
years ago," says the detective of
increasing violence among youth.
"It's been a gradual change from
years ago when kids would settle
disputes one on one with their fists.
Now, more and more are turning to
weapons to resolve their disputes, or
to group -like (gang) resolutions to
'even up the score'," he says, refer-
ring to the eight to 10 organized,
local youth gangs known to Durham
police.
John Scott, Durham's chief
Crown attorney, says prosecutors are
seeing younger and younger offend-
ers in the prisoner's box accused of
violent crimes, particularly
weapons -related offences.
A quick glance at an Oshawa or
Whitby court docket would support
that: Grim details of the hold-up and
killing of an Ajax gun shop clerk
continue to unravel in the first-
degree murder trial of two Scarbor-
ough schoolmates, who were 17 and
19 at the time of their arrest. Two
young offenders await trial for first-
degree murder in the four-year-old
killing of a Scarborough man, whose
bullet -riddled body was found in a
car on a north -Pickering sideroad.
Meanwhile, an Oshawa teen
accused of stabbing his father to
death awaits trial.
"We've always had occurrences
involving (young offenders) but not
with the same regularity, and cer-
tainly not with the amount of
firearms," notes Mr. Scott.
A justice system that's too soft on
young offenders and parents who
don't take enough responsibility are
behind rising levels of youth vio-
lence, believes Det. Mcl_eart.
Under the Young Offenders Act,
police can't lay charges against a
child under the age of 12. "But by
the time a child reaches 10 years of
age, they know what's right and
wrong; by the time they are 12, most
can tell you more about life than an
adult," says Det. McLean, who
believes the age should be brought
down two years.
The street crime unit has adopted
Durham Regional Police Street Crime Unit Constable Teresa
Hutchinson and Detective John McLean display a sample of the
arsenal of weapons confiscated from Durham youths, which
includes Chinese Ninia stars, machetes, semi-automatic hand-
guns and pellet guns, switchblade knives, baseball bats and steel
pipes. photo by A.J. Groen
a "no-nonsense" approach to youth
crime, pursuing all offences, he says.
But, seeing a teen "walking out of
court with a big smile on his face" is
a common and frustrating experi-
ence for officers.
'To the kids it's a joke. They
walk out of court saying they just got
a kiss — probation or community
service — for a serious offence.
Being charged shouldn't be a happy
experience. There's no real deterrent
that I can see," Det. McLean says.
Lowering the age a youth can be
charged as an adult "would put the
fear into" would-be offenders. "If
these 16 and 17 -year-old kids who
are going out and robbing variety
stones were treated as adults in court
we might see less of it. If you were
16 and knew you're going to an
adult jail, wouldn't you be scared?"
The 50 -year-old detective, him-
self a father of two teenage boys.
says parents have to take more
responsibility for their children. "We
see too many kids, 13 and 14.
allowed to walk the streets at all
hours of the night. In my opinion.
children don't get enough supervi-
sion from their parents and that's
part of the problem."
Mr. Scott, while reluctant to share
his personal views on the YOA.
believes there's "a lack of respect for
people's property and rights" among
young people.
Sue Brimble, head of the Durham
Board of Education security and
safety committee, acknowledges
that "the degree of violence has
escalated" in local schools. "But I
can't validate that we're seeing more
violence in our schools."
The vice-principal of Glen Dhu
Public School in Whitby is responsi-
ble for compiling annual reports on
all recorded acts of violence among
students in Durham.
The numbers, she says, are
"heartening" and would appear to
indicate Durham schools, though not
completely, are relatively violence -
free. In fact, no firearms have ever
been reported seen in a Durham
school, she says.
In 1993. 294 incidents of vio-
lence were recorded in Durham
schools, of which 29 involved pro-
hibited weapons (none firearms) and
147 physical assaults. In 1994 the
total number of violent acts dropped
to 243, and with one month left in
the 1995/96 calendar year, there
have so tar been 236 violent inci-
dents, says Ms. Brimble.
"What has dramatically con-
cerned us though is the significant
increase in incidents involving male
,,tudents under the age of 12. We are
seeing more of a tendency to be
physically aggressive."
The number of violent acts
involving kids under 12 jumped
from 19 to 29 per cent of all such
incidents from 1994 to 1995, she
notes.
Schools, however, have begun
taking proactive measures to counter
increased aggression among young
students, she says. Conflict media-
tion, anger management and social
skills curriculum. as well as strict
policies on violence and discipline
have been adopted by the Durham
board in recent years.
This year the school board set up
an 'alternative school' pilot program
for physically aggressive students to
attend for three months to a year.
But schools. Ms. Brimble says,
aren't getting the resources needed
to work with children who are most
likely to end up committing criminal
offences.
"We just don't have the support
system we had 10 years ago and we
are dealing with more disturbed chil-
dren than we ever have — kids with
serious emotional or behavioral
problems. (Increased violence) may
be a reflection of the lack of treat-
ment, but we do the best we can with
what we have."
Ms. Brimble points to the "latch-
key" generation (whose parents both
work and find themselves often left
on their own unsupervised), and vio-
lence in videos and television which
"influence young minds" as factors
linked to escalating violence among
young people.
Signs your child may be involved in a street gang
DURHAM — Between eight
and 10 organized, criminal
youth gangs in Durham Region
are known to local police, the
head of the street crime unit
says.
While Durham Regional
Detective John McLean won't
hazard a rough guess of how
many teens may be involved in
these structured gangs —
which include white suprema-
cists, Latin, Asian, Jamaican
and non -cultural groups —
they are actively recruiting new
members daily.
"The number of gangs out
here has probably stayed the
same in the last couple of
years but more and more kids
are either associated with
gangs or are actual members,"
he says.
Gang -related violence often
stems from 'turf wars' and
racial division, he says, and
new members are often
required to commit a crime as
part of their initiation.
While police have launched
several proactive programs
aimed at improving communi-
cation with teens, such as
speaking at schools and get-
ting involved in recreational Police offer a number of tips
activities, the best prevention to parents to identify if your
begins at home. child is involved in gang activi-
ty:
Facts and stats
on youth crime
Page 8 _
"Parents have to be respon-
sible and give their kids some
guidance. You can't shelter
them but you can tell them
what to be aware of and what
to keep an eye out for. Then
they make their own choices."
- Does my child have a new
group of friends?
- Are they dressing different-
ly than they used to? Specific
colors or particular brand
names could advertise a name
of a gang.
- Are their friends wearing
the same clothes, ie. hats,
shoes, sneakers, bandannas,
jewelry?
- Are they drawing specific
graffiti logos on their clothes or
schoolbooks?
- Watch for tattoos, body
writing, signs of gang member-
ship.
- Do they have money they
can't explain?
- Do they all of a sudden
have nicknames?
- Do they have a weapon?
- Are their grades at school
dropping suddenly?
- Always report any suspect-
ed gang activity to police.
More information on how to
protect your child from gang -
related activity is available at
your local police station.
PAGE
WS
NE L .1996
Poli*ceand stats
on crimes committed
by Durham youths
DURHAM — Assault. theft, drugs.
Local crime statistics show those are the types
of offences most likely to involve young offend-
ers (those under the age of 18) in Durham Region.
The following is a breakdown of the criminal
offences kids were charged with by Durham
Regional Police in 1994 (1995 statistics are not
available until July).
Overall:
• 363 (281 boys and 82 girls)
were charged in violent crimes.
• 1.103 (821 boys and 282
girls) were charged with property
offences.
• 2.2`.17 (1.687 boys and 540
girls) youths were charged under
the Canadian criminal code.
Violent crimes:
- 241 boys and 77 girls were
charged with a variety of assault -
related offences, mostly aggra-
vated assault and assault with a
weapon causing bodily harm.
• 25 boys were charged with
sexual assault.
- 33 boys were charged with
robbery. II involving firearms
and eight involving other
weapons. Three girls were
charved with robbery, two
involving firearms.
• 27 boys and three girls were
charged with having an offensive,
restricted or prohibited weapon.
• 100 boys and 11 girls were charged with drug
possession, trafficking or importing drugs, mainly
cannabis and cocaine.
• 70 boys and 19 girls were charged with caus-
ing mischief resulting in property damage under
$1,000.
• Other less common charges laid against
youth included arson, counterfeiting money and
liquor violations.
Non-violent offences:
• 294 tx)ys and 189 girls were charged with
theft under S1.000, the majority involving
shoplifting.
• 42 boys and 19 girls were charged with theft
over S 1.000.
• 194 bovs and 18 girls were charged with
break and enter.
• 114 boys and 17 girls were charged with
motor vehicle theft.
• 34 boys and 16 girls were charged with fraud.
most involving credit cards.
Optometrist
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CPY 'aCCall�t I �
While public perception is that
youth crime is running rampant.
and calls get louder and louder
for changes to Canada's Young
Offenders Act. statistics leading
up to 1994 showing an almost
100 -per cent increase in the past
decade may not paint an accurate
portrait.
The numbers, in fact. far from
tell the whole story, says Shelley
Crego of the Canadian Centre for
Justice Statistics.
While the number of youth
crimes on record in Durham
almost doubled between 1986
and 1989, in 1986 police depart-
menLs across the country were
ordered to formally report all
their statistics with the centre,
she notes.
In fact youth crime in Durham
dropped 5.4 per cent between
1993 and 1994, the figures show.
Another significant factor to
consider when looking at the fig-
ures from 1986 to 1989 — when
the total number of youth offences in Durham
rose from 1,383 to 2.057 — is that in 1986
changes to the Young Offenders Act came into
effect raising the age at which an accused could be
charged as an adult.
Those factors combined with zero -tolerance
policies many school boards have adopted in
recent years have increased reporting of all crimi-
nal acts committed by youth. "many which prob-
ably would never have been reported to the police
in past years," says !vis. Crego.
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`Pervasive lack of trust' at Pickering Town hall
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
__ STAFFREKWlER _ _
PICKERING — A lack of trust
between Town staff and council
members, confusion about individ-
ual responsibilities, arid insufficient
knowledge on the part of politicians
are among reasons for the budget
problems Pickering has encoun-
tered, says an auditor's report.
Prepared by the chartered
accountancy firm of Hurren, Flett,
Sinclair, the report was commis-
sioned by Council in late March to
investigate why Town staff failed to
include $939,0(0 in provincial cut-
backs in the budget figures present-
ed to councillors. The error was dis-
covered after councillors had
already approved a preliminary bud-
get, which then had to be reopened
and revised.
Pickering received the auditor's
report April 23 but Council has yet
to deal with it. The auditor% have
been sent back to investigate the
handling of tender contracts after
the recent discovery of another staff
error that led to the overpayment of
$5(X).(XX) to a contractor last fall.
"There is a pervasive lack of trust
Tanker
truck
leaking
fuel has
local .
drivers
in a spin
AJAX-PICKERING —A
tanker truck with a broken
fuel line leaked a huge trail
of diesel fuel here Tuesday
night creating a slippery
drive for motorists and a
mess for road crews.
Durham Regional Police
say the driver filled up in
Oshawa and travelled west
on Hwy. 401 to Harwood
Avenue in Ajax, where he
exited and continued west on
Bayly Street around 11:30
p.m. The vehicle, which was
later found to have a broken
fuel line, leaked fuel from
Harwood Avenue to Brock
Road in Pickering, police
say.
"He filled it up in Oshawa
and was bone-dry„ by the
time the leak was noticed by
witnesses who notified
police, says Staff Sergeant
Gordon Mcli(pchnie of 25
Division.
Drivers had a difficult
time contending with the
slick roads and "were sliding
all over" before Durham
Region roads crews covered
tho fall tl tililw ad, be says► • , .
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throughout the whole organization,"
says the auditor's report. "When
questions are raised about people's
motives, abilities and integrity, the
entire organization suffers."
The auditors also concluded
councillors didn't know as much
about municipal finances as they
should.
"There is some lack of under-
standing on the part of Council
about reserve funds and the impact
of future capital requirements. In
order to fulfill their obligations as
councillors, members need to
understand, at least generally, how
these funds work."
The report confirms the omission
of the provincial cuts to the budget
figures was a matter of them being
"forgotten", but is not clear on who
forgot them.
Ward I Regional Councillor
Maurice Brenner, acting chairman
of" Council's audit committee, says
that issue has not been clarified for
him either. But he adds the rep rl
indicates "there seemed to be com-
pounded human error all the way
alone" and the omission of the
S939,(XX) just "the "traw that
broke the camel's back.
"There wasn't clear direction
given, all the way from the top
down, and that includes Council."
The auditors interviewed staff
and Council members about their
concerns with the budget process.
Staff members told auditors, "Coun-
cil doesn't accept the word of staff',
has "no idea of the time required to
make budget changes", and the
politicians didn't pay attention to
and talked through the departmental
budget presentations they'd asked
for. They also said the budget
process was "rushed" and staff had
to cope with "information overload"
as the result of the late announce-
ment of provincial cutbacks and all
the requests for changes and infor-
mation made by councillors.
Individual councillors told audi-
tors that not all budget items they
approved seem to be acted upon.
that "newspapers know before
councillors about problems", that
they had "no confidence" in the
budget figures provided by staff and
that they were "kept in the dark by
the aati _
Prc,blcm,, identified by the audi-
Cor% in the report include:
* Difficulties with morale due to
staff concern over Council's treat-
ment of the treasurer (Jim Walls,
who was suspended from his job for
30 days, though no accusation or
charge was ever actually made
against him and Council later issued
a public apology for "any embar-
rassment' it may have caused him),
and the belief by some staff that they
"wasted their time" with some of the
budget revisions asked for by coun-
cillors;
* Inefficient use of resources in the
budget process, with three different
people (the department head, Town
treasurer and Town manager)
inputting financial information;
* Lack of definition of the roles of
key personnel in the budget process,
which resulted in incorrect assump-
tions about what each person had
done and what they were responsi-
ble for;
* A need for clear communication
between all levels of the organiza-
tion.
No date has been set for comple-
tion of the auditor's report.
Checks and balances sought
FROM PAGE 1
He added he was not trying to "suggest that (Town manager) Mr.
Sheffield can't do the job".
The councillor said further information from the auditor might help
Council come up with "checks and balances" that would allow the del-
egation of the tender approval authority this summer. One possible
solution, he said, might he to establish a committee of Council to
review tenders with the Town manager.
According to Coun. Brenner, the audit will include a review of the
handling of major tender contracts. No completion date for the final
auditor's report has been established -
A medieval feast fit.
for-'Ungs and q
A medieval feast at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School in Pickering
had students like, from left, Nide Bovolaneas, Jessica Stevens and Brittany
Walker feeding their parents as part of the fun and games.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM
12 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC
MEETING
Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will consider lat
a meeting to be held on:
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1996, AT 10:00 A.M.
PLANNING DEPARTMENT BOARDROOM
1615 DUNDAS STREET EAST, WHITBY MALL
AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE
DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN
The amendment application, as submitted by the applicant.
proposes the development of a 9 -hole. executive par -3 god course
and associated facilities on a 17.8 ha. (40 acre) property.
The subject site is indicated on the map below.
TOWN OF PICKERING
•
SUBJECT
SITE
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Subsequently, the Regional Council will consider the
recommendation of the Planning Comminee at a meeting
to be held on:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1996, AT 10:00A.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605
ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY
The report related to the proposed amendment la available for
hopwtion in the ofeci s of the Plow ng Department, 1615 Dundas
Serest East, 1111h Floor, Larry Tower, West SuNdinS Whitby YaM.
Whfty� urther informadon CM be obtained by calling Richard
Ss at(9 72&7731 (Whitby Linsy (905) 6011P-165111 (Tmnto
SubrNsslons lo the Regional Pl imirg Commkise andlor requests
to maks a presentation beton the Ple nirg Cammittas oronteernirg
Ma prgaaas . amendment must be forwarded to Mte Cominissbrnr
of Plarnb % Bot 629, 161S Dundas Street East, 4th Floor, Lang
Tower. West Building, Whitby WA Whilby, Orlaerio, LIN 6A3, and
should bs rscei— by the Friday preceding the Planning Conwaktse
mesekg.
Regnrests to mhos a presentation before the Regional Council
con al 6 We proposed amendment must be forwarded to the
Regional Clark, Regional Headquarl rs Building, Boa 623, 605
Rosslaind Road East, Whitby, Ontario, L1N 6A3, and should be
received 41 houre prior to the tlagioltM Council greeting
FM.E NO -0111A 94-M C.w Lurtdlt,
James, Y wiv1► IIM.C.T.
Chak Regil3nal Clerk
PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1996
Pickering chiropractor
aims for Olympic berth
through the `back' door
By ROB LETH
_ SPECIAL 10 1M xi'.wS All lStiR _
PICKi:RING — A Pickering man has qualified
for the Summer Olympics in Atlanta as one of only
two people in his field but he has no chance of win-
ning a medal.
Chiropractor Dr. Mark Poray. 45, has been chosen
to take care of the: athletes at the biggest sporting
event in the world.
Dr. Porgy graduated from the Canadian Memori-
al Chiropractic College 1 i years ago. He also has a
medical degree from York UnivcrsitN.
His resume reflects his love of sports. He's
been the team doctor for the Metro Junior 'A'
Hockey Lcague Pickering Panthers since 1986
and for the Ontario lacrosse Association Junior
'B' Scarhowough Saints since 1990. Hes also
served as team doctor for vanous squads
including the West Hill Collegiate fcx)tball
learn. tfx Scar-N)rough Swim Club and the
now -defunct "Toronto Planets roller hockey
team.
in addition, he's been the medical director at
various sporting events including the Ladies
Canadian Sollball Championships, the: Ontario
Sumrner Games and the Zrld Masters Road
Racing Championships.
*1 . m definitely a huge sports fan," says Dr.
Poray.
Unfortunately, he won't he working with
Canadian athletes at the Olympics as a -'certain
group' didn't feel chiropractor% were needed
and, when Canada selected its medical team, he
wasn't included.
"They tried to say that chiropractic care was
most) psychological and that there were not a
lot of benclits.'
The athletes demanded chiropractors be
included but h} that time there was no more
room for Dr. Poray on the Canadian team.
" Morc athletes have found that, when thev
look atter their hacks. they perform better. It's
tai had that we (chiropractors) hayc to go in
through the hack pit K,r (no pun intended )."
He rs heading down to Georgia a week prior
to the Olympics opening — soine:time between
July 5 and I? — and he will he stational in
Lagrange at the U.S. Olympic Training Center.
about it miles from Atlanta. He'll try to get
accredited with a country and, if he succeeds,
he'll be stationed in the Olympic: Village.
He already has a fair idea of which countries
might ask for his services.
It will most likely he an African nation. They are
really into back care and they realize the benefit~ it
can hayc on them."
Dr. Poray notes many sports can create stress on
the back but the worst one isn't an Olympic event.
"Rodeo riders have to be the worst. The way they
get tossed around in the saddle is unbelievable. The
Olympic athletes who require the most care are the
ones in track and field, especially pole vaulters and
sprinters.'
He says there are certain things athletes can do to
take good care of their backs.
" I would say proper stretching both before and
after an event is as important as weight training but
they have to go hand in hand. There has to be a bal-
ance between the two. You can hurt yourself if you
have a strong back but no flerihiljty and if you are
Pickering resident Dr. Mark Poray will head to
Atlanta in hopes of being picked as chiropractor
to athletes at the Summer Olympic Games.
photo by A.J. Groen
flexible but yow don't have any support that can also
cause problems."
Dr. Poray is looking forward to the opportunity.
"This is definitely the high point of my career.
Hopefully if I go to the next Olympics in Sydney,
(Australia) I can do so through the front door."
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By MARIANNE TAKACS
_ STAFF REPORTER__
PICKERING —
If you
love to back a
fighter,
Danny McCarthy
is your
guy.
and June 9, that - .r
Even though
has continued to raise
he has been hit
keep beating his
twice with
$34,000 the total
leukemia and
the walk despite being in
has just com-
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raised in six years ��
chemotherapy,
relapse in November of
the 12 -year-old
leukemia at the age
from Pickering
the Walk for a
will be among
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fered a relapse at
pavement in
"As soon as the
Oshawa June 9
last round of chemotherapy
for the Walk for
having been in
a Cure being
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taking part in the
walk, he's
already raised
QU
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McCarthy. "He's been the
Cure in 1990 as a six -year -
counting what he will col-
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a row now across
one since. The plucky kid
and June 9, that - .r
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has continued to raise
will bring to
keep beating his
money and participate in
$34,000 the total
record every year."
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pledges he has
Danny had his first
and out of hospital since the
raised in six years ��
battle with
relapse in November of
of participation in
leukemia at the age
1993.
the Walk for a
of three and suf-
Danny finished what
Cure.
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everyone hopes will be his
"As soon as the
the age of 10 after
last round of chemotherapy
walk's over he
having been in
on May 7 and is now it
starts collecting Danny McCahy rtremission for sev-
remission again. Through it
again," says
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all, says his dad, he has
Danny's father, Mark
took part in the Walk for a
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to that fact.
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Trivia Quiz ...............5018 Local Hockey .............5047
Durham College ...........5051 Multiple Sclerosis Society ....6017
Ajax/Pickering Update ......5137 Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics
Ajax/Pickering Hockey ......5136 (Durham Chapter ..........6018
Raiders AAA'Hockey .......5139 Oshawa & District Ostomy
Environment Canada .......5556 'Ajax/Pickering Dolphins .....5140 Association .. ............6019
AjWPickering Ringette .....5141 Caesarean Prevention ..:.6020
Ajax/Pickering Baseball .....5142 La Leche League ..........6021
Ajax/Pickenng Soccer .......5143 Reach to Recovery
1 Ajax/Pickering Softball ......5144 (Breast Cancer) ...........6022
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touch-tone phone or push button phone that emits tones. It's
a free call from Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington, Ajax and
Pickering. 2 When prompted enter the 4 -digit code of your
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FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF BOXES 5100. I
(Durham West) .. ..I
. . 6023
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Fibromyalgia Support .....6025
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Epilepsy Parents Support
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Osteoporosis Support . .....6027
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Parents Support Group.............6052
Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters 6028
Oshawa Toastmasters ......6029
Macintosh Users East .......6030
First Oshawa ITC Club ......6031
Durham P.C. User's Club
....6032
Free From Fear .........................6053
Whitby Jaycees .........................6054
A/P Toastmasters .....................
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Simcoe United Church ......6034
Clarington Walking Program ..6036
Clarington Older Adults ......6037
Oshawa Seniors Club dances ... 6038
Home Business Association .. 6043 i
Take Off Pounds Sensibly ...8004
Parent Finders .........6044
Business Networking Group of ,
Whitby ...............6045
Poets in the Pub ........6046
Ajax -Pickering United Way 6050
Sydenham Museum.............8188 =
Horseless Carriagemen....... 6056
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upcoming events, infornmtion
must be submitted by 5 p.m.
the Wednesday preceding
Sunday publication. To have
your events promoted in Bill-
board, fax 6837363 or write
to the Ajax -Pickering News
Advertiser, 130 Corm>tercial
Ave., Ajax. Ontario. LIS 2H5.
SUNDAY, JUNE 2
BIG SISTERS: The Big Sis-
ters Association of Ajax/Pick-
ering holds its fust annual
trunk sale, barbecue and
loonie carnival at 1305 Pic ker-
ing Parkway (401 & Liver-
pool) from 9 am. to 3 p.m.
Spaces are available for rent to
sell new or used items. Regis-
ter before May 30. Registra-
tion fee is 540.428-8111.
HEALTHY EATING: Public
Health Nutritionist Diane
Elliot speaks on Healthy Eat-
ing and V�inght Control at 7
pm. at Claremont United
Church on Old Brock Rd.
north of Central St. 6-49-1363
(Glen Ea,le, minister) or 649-
3010 (K:ue:nt Marks).
MONDAY, JUNE 3
RIA; HOOKING: 11w Ajax
Rue Hocken meet at 7:30
pm. at the Ajax Senior Citi-
zens Friendship Centre. 46
Exeter Rd. 428-6532
(Michelle).
AEROBICS: The Fun 'N'
1 fitness acro Nes class meets at
8 pm. at St Paul's t Jnited
Church. 65 Kines Cries.. Ajax.
$3 a week: proceeds go to the
church. Group mc-ets every
Monday. 686-0258
(Catharine).
OUR HOME: Our Home, a
sen•ice providing on-site care
for disabled and physically-
challeneed children. holds its
annual ger>eral meeting from
6:30 to 8:30 pm. at the Grand-
view Treatment Centre, 600
Townline Rd. S.. Oshawa.
579-3406 (Jaki MacKinnon).
TUESDAY, JUNE 4
ANXIETY DISORDERS:
The Free From Fear Founda-
tion's support group for peo-
ple suffering from such anxi-
ety disorders as panic attacks
and phobias meets the first
Tuesday of each month from 7
to 9 pm. For location, call
831-3877.
WEIGHT LOSS: The Cana -
dim Calorie Counters support
group for men and women
wanting to lose weight meets
Tuesdays from 7 to 8 pm. at
Amberlea Presbyterian
Church, Whites Rd. and
Strouds Lane, Pickering.
$1.25 per week. 509-1168
(Sand).
AEROBICS: The Tuesday
Mourning Chub meets for aero-
bics every Tuesday from 9:15
to 10:45 am. at the Ajax Com-
munity Centre on Centennial
Rd $3 each week Child cane
available. 686-0258
(Caithhari ne).
LIFE: Ladies In Fellowship
Evening is held at Bayfair
Baptist Church„ 817 Kingston
Rd., Pickering. Starting at
6:30 pm., this season finale
includes a Potluck Dinner,
guest speaker and singer, the
theme is I've, Got A Secrreti.
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$5 at the door or dish for
Potluck Dinner, craft kits
available at $2 each. 839-2494
(F -dna).
GENEOLOGY: The Whit-
by -Oshawa Branch (Region
of Durham) of the Ontario
Genealogical Society meets at
7:30 p.m. at the Arts
Resources Centre, 45 Queen
St. (behind City Ball),
Oshawa. Genealogist J. Brian
Gilchrist will speak on the
Introduction to Visitation
Records of the British Isles.
Free admission. 683-2476
(Marion). 723-7460 (Bessie).
HIDE: A night hike is being
held at 8:30 pm. at the Green-
wood Conservation Area. off
Westney Rd. N. (between
Taunton Rd. and the 5th Con-
cession). Ajax. 52.50 for
adults, $1.75 for senior~ and
$1.2-5 for children (children
under five are free). Meet in
the parking lot. 416661-6600
(MTRC A).
FIBRn11IYALGIA: The
Ajax -Pickering Fibromyalgia
Support Cmxrp will be- holding
a meeting from 7 pm. to 9
p.m. at the Durham Regi(xial
Police Station on Brock Rd
The guest speaker will be Dr.
Katherine Hoch. 683-9830
(Wilma Parsons).
MONTHLY MEETING-.
Archbishop Denis O'Connor
Catholic School Parent
Teadwr Association holds its
monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m.,
at the , ctxx)l. 80 Mandrake
St-, Ajax. All parents wel-
axne. 683-6044 (Debbie).
AUCTION: St. Paul's -on -
the -Hill (lurch. 882 Kingsuxr
Rd.. Pickering, holds a silent
auction, service auction and
dessert night at 7 pm. Being
auctioned are vacations. din-
ners, Latus Berry paintings,
birthday magician and much
more. S3 at door. 416-288-
9229.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5
SINGLE PARENTS: The
One -Parent Families Associa-
tion of Ajax -Pickering meets
every Wednesday at 8 pm. at
Swan's Marina at the foot of
Liverpool Road, Pickering.
683-6609 (Kathryn) or 665-
1170 (Gary)
ALCOHOL: Adult Children
of Alcoholics, Ajax -Pickering
Chapter, meets every Wednes-
day at St Andrew's church(
35 Chinch St. N., Pickering
Village, at 7:30 pm. No
daW. 416-593-5147.
HORSESHOES: The Ajax
Horseshoe Pitchers Associa-
tion is looking for new mem-
bers, age 13 and up. Meetings
begin in Jive and run every
Wednesday night from 6:30 to
8:30 pm., June to August
Meetings held at St. Andrews
Community Cam, 46 Exeter
Rd, Ajax. For more informa-
tion, tall 905-427-6963 (Jim)
or 905-683-5823 (Ron).
THURSDAY, JUNE 6
CIJESS: The Durham Chess
Club meets Thursdays from 7
to 10:30 p.m. at the Michael
Starr Building at King and
Centre Sts., Oshawa. New
members welcome. Take
chess set4od c" 668.8774
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(Larry Luiting).
CIVITAN: The Pickering
Civitan Club meets every
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Rose -
bank Villa foot of Rosebank
Road in Pickering. It's a vol-
unteer, non-profit co-ed orga-
nization dedicated to "helping
others". New members wel-
come: call before attending.
839-8890 (Terry James).
NATURALISTS: 1he Pick-
ering Naturalists meet at 8
pm. at the Rouge Bill Library
Manch. Rou,cmount Dr.
south of Ilwy. 7., Pickering.
the Metro Toronto Zoo cura-
tor of invertebrates Tom
Mason will speak on Reptile
and Amphibian Survey of the
Upper Amnon Basin. 427-
1655 (Dale).
FUN FAIR: F..B. Phin P.S.
holds its annual fun fair at
1455 Altona Rd. (south of
Shod) in Pickering from 5
pm. to 8 pm. Fre admission:
jumping castle, magic show.
dunk tank:. -axl food. varne,.s,
prizes, bake sale. etc. �Raftle
prizes include four Blue Jay
tickets, family season pass to
Canada's Vbonderland. Jill
5Oy-1983.
FUN FAIR: LinLolnAve. P.S.
holds annual fun fair. 70 Lin-
coln Ave. , Ajax from 5 pm.
to 8 p.m. Children's games.
Jumping castles, hot rod cars,
music, silent auction, "cake
walk" Local firefighters and
police officers will also be
on hand. Hot dogs, pizza and
pop. 42.8-7299 (Janet White).
FUN FAIR: Applecroft Pub-
lic School, 55 Coles Ave. N.,
Ajax, hosts its annual fun fair
from 5 to 8 pm. Food, raffles,
games and lots of prizes. 428-
2775.
FRIDAY, JUNE 7
PUB: A Touch of Hawaii Pub
is being held at 70 Station St.
in Ajax frau 7 p.m. to 10 pm.
A Hula show featuring O
Hulani will begin at 8:15 pm.
A bar will be available for this
free event. 683-7321.
CONCERT: The Pickering
Community Choir will be per-
forming its inaugural concert
from 8 pm. to 10 pm. at
`Peace' Ltttlww church at
928 Liverpool Rd. Works to
be performed inch Purcell's
"Come, Ye Sons Of Art",
Vivaldi's "Gloria" and
Mozart's "Missa Brevis in C'
(aka Sparrow Mass). Tickets
are $10. 420-2540 (John
ADDICTION : The Serenity
Group holds a 12 -step recov-
ery meeting at 8 pm. at Bay -
fair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd, Pickering. The
group meets every week and
deals with addictions of all
types. including -
cy. All welcome. 428-9431
(Jim).
SATURDAY, JUNE 8
GARAGE SALE:
Cadarackque Public School,
15 Miles Dr., Ajax, holds a
garage and craft sale from 10
a.m. to 2 pm. Also, baked
goods, mini -carnival for chil-
dren, barbecue. 428-2347.
WRITERS CIRCLE: The
Writers' Circle of Durham
Region holds its regular
monthly meeting of the
Durham Writers and Editors
Breakfast Club. The event will
take place at Jackson's Touch
of Clercs Catering, 104 Con-
sumers Dr., Whitby, from 9 to
11 am. $8 for members, $10
for non-members. Reserva-
tions only. 686-1-085.
DANCE: A Good Time
Oldies Dance with the fabu-
lous sounds of The Lincol-
naires is held as part of the
Picketin4_ Village Festival
from 8 p.m. to 1 am. at Pick-
ering Village Arena on Church
Street North. I ickets available
from several Pickering Village
merchants or by calling
Donna at 428-9007. All pro-
ceeds to Ajar Optimist Club.
EUCHRE: 11x- South Picker-
ing Seniors' Club #753 holds a
Euchre Night at 7 p.m. sharp
at the club. 910 Liverpool Rd.
S. $3 per person. Refresh-
ments and prizes. All club
members and their,zuests wel-
come. 837-2051 (Bruce) or
839.4584 (John).
STREET DANCE: A Water-
front Street [farce is held at 8
pm. in front of Swan's Marina
at the foot of Liverpool Rd.,
Pickering, to launch the
Frenchman's Bay Festival.
Live DJ, BBQ and beer gar-
den, midway rides all day.
839-5229 (Eileen Higdon).
NATURE: The Kids' Fun
with Nature Club at the
Greenwood Conservation
Area meets frau 10 am. to
noon. Topic is Ponds: What's
in Them. Games, activities,
arts and crafts. Bring ribber
boots. The Greenwood Con-
servation Area is off Wesmey
Road North (between Taunton
Road and the 5th Concession),
Ajax. Admission is $5 per
child, accompanying adult is
free. Meet in the parking lot.
416-661-6600 (MTRCA).
BARBECUE: Perinatal
Bereavement Services Ontario
(PBSO) holds a fundraising
barbecue from 10 a.m. to 4
pm. at Loblaws, Harwood
Avenue and highway 2. All
proceeds go to support fami-
lies who have had a baby die
due to miscarriage, still birth
or neonatal death. 427-9539
(Lai Bekxw).
GARAGE SALE: A Major
Pbe wet hockey team holds a
gargae sale from 9 a.m. b 3
pm„ corner of Fairport Road
and highway 2, Pickering. A
barbecue and bake table will
• be theta. 831-6771.
GARAGE/LAWN SALE:
Holy Trinity Anglican Church,
91 King's Cres., at Burtcmer
Road, holds a gaaagellawn
sale from 10 am. t4 1 pm.
Household items, small appli-
ances, furniture, clothing,
books, games, bake table, hot
dogs, pop and coffee. 683-
3863.
YARD SALE: The Whitby
Roller Skating Club holds its
second annual yard sale
fundraiser June 8 and June 9
from 9 am. to 3 pm., at 210
Kingston Rd. E., Ajax. (Fust
house east of Costoo on the
north side). Hotdogs, sausages
and cold drinks are available.
668-6691 (Kathleen Dochuk).
CARIBBEAN SOUNDS: St.
George's Anglican Church,
Hwy. 2 and Randall Drive,
Picketing Village, hosts the
Panties steel band and a beer
garden, with food, from 11
a.m. to 2 pm. as part of the
Pickering Village Festival.
Donations appreciated. 683-
7981.
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1655 Reach Street
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Friday, June 7th - 10:00 am to 8:00 pm - $2.00
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Saturday, dune 8th - 10:00 am to 5-00 pm - $3.00
Sunday, June 9th - i 1:00 am to 5:00 pm - $3.00
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a VCR in the News Advertiser's draw for those
readers who paid their carrier the voluntary delivery
charge for collection period number five. With Ms.
Sawicki is her News Advertiser carrier Brendan
Hulme. Brandon also received a $25 bonus.
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THE MEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 3,1"6 -PAGE 13
Pickering career
workshops give job
seekers help in .Tune
PICKERING —
Career Assistance
and Resources for
Employment
(CARE) holds vari-
ous workshops in
June.
The non-profit
e in p I. o y m e n t
resource centre will
cover Maintaining
Self Esteem on Fri-
day, June 7; Inter-
Community Centre fol -
❑ Replaces
El
lowing the Saturday
singles dance at
parade, which starts at
12: Resume Prepa-
12:30 p.m.
the Ajax
Razzamatazz features
Community
arts, crafts, music, exotic
y
sights, foods, games,
Centre Saturday
dance and fashion from
Thursday, June 20;
the Ghanadian Interna -
AJAX — One Ajax
Donal Society, Greek Cul -
Home Week event hasLural
Association, Picker -
been cancelled and anoth-
ing Carib Canadian Club,
-er relocated.
the Muslim Educational
Home Week organizers
Cultural Association, and
have scratched the Heart-
the Multicultural Council
beats Singles Dance
of Oshawa/Durham.
scheduled for the Ajax
The High Commission -
Community Centre next
er of Ghana. Annan A.
Saturday.
Cato, will also attend the
The Razzamatazz mul-
event.
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Pickering career
workshops give job
seekers help in .Tune
PICKERING —
Career Assistance
and Resources for
Employment
(CARE) holds vari-
ous workshops in
June.
The non-profit
e in p I. o y m e n t
resource centre will
cover Maintaining
Self Esteem on Fri-
day, June 7; Inter-
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general meeting will be held June 13. There's
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Name DroppingIn and
Pickering
Georgia Eccles was seeing
pink flamingos all day May
30 -- 50 pink flamingos on the
lawn of her Pickering home
when she woke up, and 50
more outside her Ajax work-
place when she arrived there
'rhursday. Wishing her a
happy 50th birthday were all
her friends and relatives.
especially grandchildren
Corey, Matthew and Paige:
her own children. Chris and
his wife Sharlene. and
Jennifer and her sweetie
Jeremy: and hubbv William.
Also, happy birthday w ish-
cs to Georgia's granddaugh-
ter, Paige Jarvis. who cele-
hrated her 15th birthday on
Mav 31. Love from Mom,
Dad and Mike.
Birthday
Liverpool Road
Pickering 831-5431
Sanaantba Dwadra Steacy
THIS WEEK's CAKE. WINNEIt.S ARE
celebrated her third birthday
1. Nabdie Andern
I
n May 27 with two parties -- -
I venw
- one with her friends at
. .
PRYDE Daycare and another
Winners y go directly to skin k(hi-tai to recov
raRa
,with her family. "Samantha
,
Wants to thank everyone for -
PRIZE VAUD t NTIL aAT..JM M 190 0 :r
d1al,:ing her birthday so spe- x
`Uicial. Happy third birthday to
<' bur little sweetheart from
.Mommy and Daddy."
50th Anniversary
A happy 50th wedding
anniyersary to Mr. and
Mrs. Parker Graves who
will be celebrating on
June 29. With love and
best wishes on this special
milestone from Jamie,
Sheba, Susan, Chuck,
Nancy, Bill, Ellan, Mike,
Janice, Glen and all their
grandchildren.
Wedding
"Congratulations to Debbie
Winton of Pickering and Rick
Kaminski of West Hill, who were
married on April 27. 1996 at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church in
Pickering Village. After honey-
mooning in Jamaica, they've set up
residence in Pickering. Wishing
you years of happiness and love are
Mom, Dad, Kelly and Allan."
Birthday
Belated happy birthday wishes
to Willie Jones from Sarah
Duncan. "You're not getting
older ... I lied. Yes you are. But you
don't look a day over 150."
w i
t,
"Five times two in
the Dixon family on
June 20. Happy fifth
birthday to
Michelle and Craig
from their sister
K i m b e r l y,
Mommy and
Daddy. Grandpa
and Grandma. Lots
of loyc to both of
I Jf,
you. -
Achievement
"Congratulations, Bryan
McDonald for becoming the
juniors
fourth
runner-
up, in
the sev-
;' e n t h
annual
" Spelling
Bee of
Canada
semi-
finals,
h e I d
May 24,
1996 at the Pickering Central
Library. Congratulations from
Nlom, Paul, Baba and Chocha
Lesia."
Birthday
Birthday
Wishing Dave Garner a happy
39th birthday are his wife Anne
and sons Mike, Derek and Craig.
Birthday
Michael
McLaughlin
will celebrate his
seventh birthday,
June 14. His sis-
ter Rachel turns
five on July 12.
.Birthday
"Very happy
birthday wishes
'To out to
K a i t l y n
Kinsman, who
turns two on
June 3. "Lots of
love and best
wishes come
from Mommy,
Daddy and
Kyle."
Achievement
"One year ago, Cailin
Campbell shocked
everyone when she
arrived six weeks early!
Since then, our little
angel has brought us joy
and more surprises
every day. Happy first
birthday Caillin with lots
of love, hugs and kisses
from Mommy and
Daddy."
�' N1794
Liverpool Road
Pickering 831-5431
THIS WEEK's CAKE. WINNEIt.S ARE
1. Nabdie Andern
I venw
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Birthday? Anniversary? Graduation?
Let us know. We'll publish your
special occasion in an easy -to -read
and easy -to -clip format...
Keith Jamieson is
celebrating his 14th
birthday on May 24.
Happy birthday wish-
es from Mom, Dad
and brother Nigel.
...Send to:
Name Dropping,
Keith Gilligan,
130 Commercial Ave.,
Ajax, Ont. LIS2115
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They reached the top
Dunbarton's School Reach Team with coach Raymond Ho (far left) displays the medals
and trophies won at a pair of recent championships at Jeopardy -style competitions. Team
members include Marc Chalmers, Koji Fujita, Kevin Gardiner, Jennifer Hubbarde, Shell Ip,
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Face painting, games and more
at Lincoln Alexander P.S. fun fair
AJAX — Lincoln will proceed rain or school.
Alc\ander Public shine at the school at For more informa-
School in Pickering 95 Church St. N. All tion, call Leanne Lewis
Village is holding a fun proceeds go to the at 696-4404.
fair Thursday.
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V COMMUNITY
problems
force relocation of
Greenwood librarystructural
PICKERING — The
problems with the branch winter and had to be closed
A room in the community
the relocation. Library ser- expected to resume in earl%
Pickering Public Library has
building, a former
for public
centre on Greenwood Road
vice at the new site is June.-
une:had
hadto relocate services at its
schoolhouse built in
s safety reasons
has been offered to the
Greenwood branch to the
1860,
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The move has been made
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evaluating the
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8D
as the result of strucwral
to a foundation wall this pa,,t `oipc
)I' necessary repairs.
shelves in preparation for
c.
the buses
Ajax Transit bus driver Mary Desveaux is getting out by co-workers and Ajax dignitaries, like Mayor Steve
from behind the wheel after 30 years of transporting Parish, during a ceremony in her honor Monday.
townsfolk. She's applauded for her wheel -y fine work photo by A.J. Groen
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Short-staffed
AJAX — The Ajax Warriors Mead
Packaging under -17 girls' rep soccer team
battled gamely despite being short-staffed
at its first tourney of the season at the
Mississauga International Tournament
May 18 to 20.
As it was an under -16 tourney, four of
the Ajax squad's older players were ineli-
gible to compete. The team was also with-
out star midfielder Lindsay Anderson, due
to injury. Star centre back Cathy Walton
also went down with injury during the
event.
The end result was a record of two ties
and a loss, which kept the Ajacians out of
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AjaxWarrioithe tournament final.
The Warriors opened the tourney with a
1-1 tie with the Kitchener Spirit. Early in
the first half, an Ajax forward was fouled
and the team awarded a penalty kick.
Kristin Toomsalu made no mistake on the
kick. Shortly after the Ajax goal, Kitchener
scored from a direct free kick just outside
the penalty box. Goalkeeper Erin Walkom
made some key saves, while Laura Purdon,
Walton, Andrea Brown, Colleen Faux,
Toomsalu, Emma Ito, Michelle Anderson
and Lisa Taylor all contributed strong per-
formances.
In the second game against Brams
THE (YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1996 -PAGE 21
s give it their
United, Ajax held the territorial advantage,
but was unable to convert it into a goal.
The contest ended in a scoreless draw.
Jessie Knowles had the best chance to
break the deadlock, hitting the crossbar
late in the second half. Walton, Purdon,
Brown, Mandy Nelson, Toomsalu, Taylor
and Ito all shone in the contest.
In their final contest, the Mead
Packaging Warriors dropped a 2-0 decision
to North Mississauga. The short-staffed
Ajax squad didn't give up throughout the
contest. With five minutes to go, Chantale
Gauthier had a breakaway, but hit the post
with the goalkeeper beaten. Walkom
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Hattourney
turned in another stellar performance in '
goal for Ajax. Other players with strong
efforts were Purdon, Brown, Toomsalu,
Taylor and Ito.
Meanwhile, in their first league contest,
the Mead Packaging Warriors edged
Etobicoke 3-2 in Central Girls Soccer
League action at Monarch Park on May 22.
Gauthier scored twice, while Jennifer
McDougall had the game winner off a cor-
ner kick by Anderson. Purdon was voted
the player of the game for Ajax. Walkom,
Walton, Brown, Toomsalu, Colleen Faux,
Taylor and Ito all contributed solid efforts
in the winning cause. j
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Ajax soccer player stars at U.S. college
Gary McCulloch, 23, of Ajax will return for his senior year of collegiate soc-
cer with the Alderson Broaddus College Battlers of West Virginia this fall.
The midfielder scored 17 goals with the squad last season.
photo by A.J. Groen
Pickering novices suffer first loss
PICKERING — The Pickering
month.
novice blue gids' rep softball team
Team members are Christine
suffered its first setback of the sea-
Barlow, Michelle Douglas, Fon Farr,
son, losing 7-4 to the Whitby Eagles
Ashlee Froggett, Laura Hill, Erin
recently.
McLaughlin, Melissa Meikle, Sheri
Pickering's strong defensive play
Parker, Courtney Puddister, Wendy
held Whitby to one run through four
Taylor and Ashlyn Young.
innings, before the roof fell in.
The squad is coached by Roger
The local novices will enter their
Young, Paul Parker and Mike Taylor
first .t9wmx lint in MockhmA .ibis
and. M *odd by Linda.Taylor. .
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By AL RIVETT
SPORTS REPORTER
AJAX — An Ajax soccer player has made
his presence felt in collegiate pitch play south
Of the border.
Gary McCulloch, 23, a midfielder with the
:Alderson Broaddus College Battlers in
Philippi, West Virginia, had a successful sea-
son in U.S. collegiate play, earning numerous
individual accolades while
taking the West Virgin
team to the brink of a
national title in NCAA
Division II action.
Playing in hidjunior year this past
season, McCulloch
scored 17 goals and
added 12 assists in I
games. He was also named an
AII-American this season and was chosen
first -team all -conference all-star in the WestVirginia Athletic Conference (WVAC), the
AII-South Atlantic Conference and the all
Mid -South Re ion Conference
around."
McCulloch notes the Alderson Broaddus
team is international in its make-up. The
squad boasts four Canadians — two from
Scarborough and another from British
Columbia. There are also four players from
Great Britain on the roster.
The sports medicine student at Alderson
Broaddus was scouted while playing for
Oshawa Adria in the Toronto and District
Soccer League. The coach of Alderson
Broaddus. also a Canadian, recruited
McCulloch for an athletic scholarship.
The Ajax resident continues to play in
Oshawa — this summer with Oshawa Italia in
the Toronto and District League — to stay in
shape for collegiate play which begins in the
fall.
After graduation. McCulloch hopes to take
a shot at a professional career with the bur-
geoning Mayor League Soccer loop in the U.S.
He was approached to play in that league's
indoor season, but is more interested in play-
ing the outdoor variety professionally.
g
He's been a Vb'VAC all-star each of
THE GOLF WORKSHOP
his three seasons at that U.S. col-
the conference and the regional
lege.
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tournament.
"We had a good year this year.
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McCulloch helped the squad to
more Canadian players, so we'll be
the second round of the national
HEADS @GRIPS •SHAFTS - TOOLS
tournament for NCAA Division II
DRIVERS • PUTTERS • WEDGES - SETS
teams in South Carolina late last
Surpirm Discounts • Huge Savjnp
November. After winning its first-
JUNE 6 - 9
round match -up 3-1 over
THURS. - �, 9 _ SAT. 9 - 4, SUN.11 - 4
Mercyhurst College from Erie,
JUNE 13 -15
Pennsylvania, Alderson Broaddus
THURS. - FRI.9 - 5, SAT. 9 - 4
was dumped in the second round by
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the eventual national champs from
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The West Virginians captured
the conference and the regional
titles to advance to the national
tournament.
"We had a good year this year.
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We're planning to bring in a couple
more Canadian players, so we'll be
even stronger next year. Hopefully,
we'll win the national tournament
next year," says McCulloch, who'll
return for his senior year at the col-
Don't miss our 8 page "Swinyb
lege this fall.
Soccer has gained in popularity
dyer on Wednesday's
paper h
in the U.S. after the Americans
GOU Tennis Footwear Swimwear
hosted the last World Cup of soc-
cer.
"It's gaining in popularity here.
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sport in West Virginia. There are
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Close
action in
Pickering
Junior
Tennis
League
PICKERING — Baskin Robbins
vaulted into first place in the
Pickering Junior Tennis League after
a 41-36 victory in games over Peg
Pereeo Canada in recent court action.
Meanwhile, the Great Canadian
Bagel Company edged Bank of
Montreal 24-22 in games.
Match results for Baskin Robbins
versus Peg Pcrego Canada ( Baskin
Robbins players are listed first):
Alex Mikhael beat Jason O'Brien
9-3 in under- 12 boys- singles.
Meredith Clayton was doubled by
Dawn O'Brien 6-3 in under -12 girls -
singles.
R%an Huggett nipped Jon Angrove
7-6 in under -15 boys' singles.
uRheanna Gaskin was edged by
Nicole Doiron 9-7 In under -15 girls-
singles.
In under -12/15 mixed doubles
play, Jennifer Vasic and Alex
Mikhael defeated Thomas Doiron
and Reena Kotecha 9-5• while Rvan
Huggett and Cassie Clayton were
beaten by 'Marko Glavic and Andrew
Pike 7-6
In the other match between the
Great Canadian Bagel Company and
the Bank of Montreal ( Bagel Co.
players appear first). Winsion Tang
beat Jason Desrocher R- 1 in under -12
Up and over
Pickering's Highbush Public School student David Gerrish stlows fine
form while clearing a hurdle at the annual Durham Elementary Athletic
Association hurdles meet for public school athletes at the Oshawa
Civic Stadium recently.
photo by Walter Passarella
Ajax juniors pound
boys'singles.
Devin Kiyonaga played to a tic
foes ingirls'
baseball
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game with Chris Hall 5 5 in under -15
Thornton
MaR. ABP
boys' singles.
AJAX — The Ajax Spartans
Ajax scored seven runs in the third
In under -15 mixed singles.
Station Street Esso junior girls' base-
inning to cruise to an easy victory
Jonathan Sukhu was defeated by
ball team is perfect after three games
over Barrie. Andersen and Abbott
Sarah Bumstead 6-0.
in Central Ontario Girls' Baseball
scored two runs apiece, Stephanie
In under-12/under- 15 boys' dou-
'rang
League play.
Markidis, McGarrigle, Nedham,
bees. Ian Boyd and Winston
Ajax topped Toronto -Dundas 12-5,
Nash, Sheepwash and Lovering one
defeated Christian Desrocher and
Barrie 10-5 and Newmarket 20-1 to
each. The pitching duties were shared
Jason Desrocher 4-1.
gain first lace in the division.
g p
by Brenna Taylor, Nash, Lovering,
Corey Butler and Darrell Harjadi
In Toronto, Jennifer Anderson and
Markidis and Andersen.
d by Maria Yen and Alex
were edged
Mary Ellen Ash scored two runs
Against Newmarket, Ajax pitchers
Bitteredge
9-7 in under-12/under- I S
apiece, while Judith McGarrigle,
Lovering, Taylor and Markidis com-
mixed doubles.
mixed
Heather Nedham, Tara MacDonald,
bined on a -one -hitter. The offence was
e league
BaskinRobbins leads the
skofnts,
Michelle Nash, Jaime Sheepwash,
sparked by a four -RBI performance
with poifollowed Bank of
Tristan Abbott and Regan Byers each
by Ash, including a two -run home
Montreal second with 106. The
crossed the plate once. The winning
run. Regan Byers contributed three
Great Canadian Bagel Company is
Pitcher was Michelle Nash, with relief
runs, while Tania Fylak, Sarah
third with 98, Peg Perego Canada has
help from Katherine Lovering and
Stevens, Markidis, McGarrigle and
89 points.
Jennifer Andersen.
Abbott scored two runs apiece.
SCOREBOARD
Sop N Go- Scrcoe N.
Waverley Pti a Dockers
WEST SHORE MIXED SLO-PITCH LEAGUE
LEAGUE STA1rDOM (As of MAY 26)
NorMte 12 vs. Graves Lock 11; Bayys vs. Cal Sayers
Electric (ppd): GAsin Janitorial 2 vs. Cavanagh Electric 2:
George Creighton.
FLIGHT 'B' - NORTH -SOUTH
TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS
Vrldwood Ford 7 vs. Blade Angus 0; Brewsters II vs. Ri-
1. Louise Reid and Karen Walker; 2. Linda Butler and
Nor -Line 2 2 0 0 30 26 4
1 0 32 27 2
Com Mechanical (ppd); db Management 9 vs. S(nitty's
Roofing 8; Buns 13 vs. Sutton Group 7; Brewsters 16 vs.
Audrey Jukes.
EAST -WEST
Sutton Group 2 1
Binns 2 1 1 0 31 26 2
The Fox Goes Free 6.
1. Nancy Adams and Judy Denby; 2. Nancy Noyes and
eayjs 2 1 1 0 24 14 2
Fox Goes Free2 1 1 0 23 8 2
LEAGUE SCORES - WEEK TWO (May 26)
Brewsters II 20 vs. Black Angus 11; Rt -Corn 9
w
Dave Hamer.t.
FLIGHT'C' -EAST WEST
Brewsters 11 1 1 0 0 20 11 2
0 0 19 18 2
vs. WAdwood Ford 1; Smitty's Rooting 19 vs. Binns 18;
Sutton Group 25 vs. db Management 14; Bayys 24 vs.
1. Hilda Fairweather and Eleanor Gardiner.
AJAX SENIOR MEN S SLO PITCH LEAGUE
Smitty's Rod 1 1
Cavanagh E 2 1 1 0 17 8 2
Giffin Janitorial 14; The Fox Goes Free 17 vs. Graves Lock
LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of MAY 26)
W L T RF RA PTS
Giffin Janitonal2 1 1 0 17 26 2
2; Nor -Line 18 vs. Brewsters 11 15: Cavanagh Electric 15
TEAM GP
Angels 2 2 0 0 21 10 4
Ri-Com Mach 1 1 0 0 9 1 2
1 0 8 9 2
vs. Cal Sayers Electric 5.
AJAX BRIDGE CLUB
Manners 1 1 0 0 22 4 2
wildwood Ford2 1
Br&4sters I 1 0 1 0 21 24 0
Stratified pairs results from May 28
Upper Deck 1 1 0 0 13 8 2
db Mgmni 1 0 1 0 14 25 0
0 2 0 13 29 0
FUGHT'A' - NORTH -SOUTH
1. Helen johnston and Gord Humphrys: 2. John Barton and
Relics 2 0 1 1 16 19 1
MdIs3Hadwkn 1 0 0 1 8 8 1
Guavas Lock 2
Black Angus 2 0 2 0 11 27 0
Gl ^ ars F. 7 ..0. 1 -0- -S - .75 . - a- . —
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LEAGUE SCORES - WEEK ONE (May 20)
1 Chris Chambers and Paul MacNeill. 2 Fred Day and
Brew Kettle 1 0 1 0 0
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(905) 420-9930
. . Hill - Thornhill
Omagaki Wilderness Centre
"Sharing an
the rest of the night.
School has been working
awareness and
hard in preparation for its
to using the same drills
appreciation for the
with everyone at camp.
they're excited about the
This is the first year for a
natural environment"
special mini -camp for our
Blue Jay Mike Timlin
select and rep players.
these are the key words'
Reebok is a proud
an elbow injury he
to understanding
sustained last season and
and advanced session,
Omagaki.
designed by the staff to get
representatives say he is
When campers come`,
looking forward to coming
who are versed with the
to Omagaki they are
basic fundamentals. Mini -
speaking once again to the
surrounded by over 700
Dear DiDi,
private acres of diverse
I've been thinking lately
wilderness, their own lakes,
about Omagaki, about the
ponds, swamps, hill top
things I really miss as
white pine stands and low
listening to the bullfrogs,
land cedar/sphagnum bogs.
owls and squirrels outside
This is a safe place to
my tent, making bannock for
explore, learn and grow.
breakfast on out trips,
The facilities are
watching meteor showers at
comfortable and modern,
the picnic site, going
powered completely by the
kayaking for the first time,
sun and wind. The food is
breakfasts around the camp
fresh and healthy. The
fire, trust falls, dream
activities are diverse,
sessions, our sunset canoe,
challenging and creative.
candle -making, watching
With only 32 campers per
thunderstorms from the
session, staff get to know
porch, making dream
each camper personally and
catchers and picking berries
campers experience comfort
on the way to archery. Of
and confidence in a
course what I really miss is
wilderness setting.
the people.
To advertise on this
feature call
Carol at 579-4400
Academy Baseball School 1996
Academy Baseball
the rest of the night.
School has been working
Doug is looking forward
hard in preparation for its
to using the same drills
5th year of camp and
with everyone at camp.
they're excited about the
This is the first year for a
summer's events.
special mini -camp for our
Blue Jay Mike Timlin
select and rep players.
has fully recovered from
Reebok is a proud
an elbow injury he
sponsor for this intense
sustained last season and
and advanced session,
Zett baseball glove
designed by the staff to get
representatives say he is
the most out of students
looking forward to coming
who are versed with the
back to the camp and
basic fundamentals. Mini -
speaking once again to the
camp is restricted for those
day campers. Like before
aged 9 - 12 years.
he'll probably be bringing
The new rates which
one of his team mates with
include busing are as
him.
follows:
Instructor Doug
•1 week $200
Whiteside will be putting
•2 weeks $365
students and staff through
•3 weeks $520
the paces this summer.
Players do not have to
Doug was attending
attend consecutive session
junior college in Palo Alto
and ask about savings
and playing ball. His day
through multiple sessions,
started with weight
sibling registration, and car
training in the morning,
pooling discounts.
then classes followed by
Call 1-800-363-9053 in
four hour practices and
Toronto (905) 886-3666.
then hitting the books for
This summer, keep the
heat on grades at Sylvan.
>,.INans unique teaching method has produced
r :�wrahle results for over a million students in
North America. Our diaenostic assessment
incovers your child's skill gaps
:nd indicates where the learning •
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motivation. Build your child'. 4
.kills and confidence this summer.
Call S,,I van today
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18111 Dundas tit. E.. " hithv Pickering
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Durham's Premier Parte & Play Centre 2200
Brock Rd. N. Pickering 1 I mile north of Hwy 2 in
the Brock North Plaza.
Latest equipment, and unique indoor slide.
Encourage your child's imagination in our bright.
inviting air conditioned and smoke free
environment.
Wow.' Parents go out and have some free time
fun while your child is supervised in our Drop
Off 2 12 hour day camp. OTIS baked fresh daily
Spunkmeyer gourmet cookies accompany your
coffeeAra from our snack bar. Camp runs Mon. -
Fri. during Juh & August. 11 - 8 Ratio - Staff to
Children I. Includes storytimr, circle time, arts &
Crafts, theme days. playtime and nutritious
snacks.
Our enthusiastic. energetic staff look forward
to seeing your children and presenting each
camper with a logo T -Shirt' Emphasis is on fun,
learning, through ptay and social interaction.
Birthday parties are now a piece of cake for
moms & dads with our complete party packages
that include all your party needs including loot
hags, cake and candles, t -shirt, pizza, drinks,
chips- face painting, helium invitations, balloons
with jellibean% of course and 2 hours PRI% %TE
use of facilities. Book %our birthday or end of
school party now, or let'% just part,,.
Daih Drop in Pla% %ton. to Fri. 9 ,30 a -m. to 3
p.m.: Ned- 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sal.Nun 9:30
a -m. to 12 mNan.
%e close for %our private parties after 3:30
p.m. and weekend anerroons.
Call for more information on our reasonable
rates for camp%. playtime and parties at (9051
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365 Kingston Rd., Pickering
415 Tovffevale Rd., Pickering
545 Kingston Rd. West, Ajax
403 Kingston
Rd., Ajar
(905) 686-5005Ajax
(9 0 5) 509-5005
Now accepting applications
This summer, keep the
heat on grades at Sylvan. AddibL
Sylvans unique teaching method has produced
measurable results for over a million students in
North America. Our diagnostic assessment
uncovers your child's skill gaps
and indicates where the teaming qt
process can be improved. Then r
Sylvan
's certified teachers
develop a personalized program
for your child that is the key to
better grades and increased -
motivation. Build your child's
skills and confidence this summer.
Call Sylvan today.
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1801 Dundas St. E., Whitby
Pickering
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a'ESI' ROUGE-* Ares " to 13
Monday to Friday, July & August
1):00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (ibcforr & aftrr hours)
Rouge Brach Park. (mouth of Rouge River)
Recreational! camp Desrflned for kids wno are iookmg for bts of summer fun.
4.trv+t+es include intro tc r-anOB. kayak. war Cance, oragOnbOat. and boat 8 water
�.i•ety ++E:crtrnfl flames all day including, peach volleybatl, beach soccer, penguin
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end many more fun games!!
Sports Camp -Designed for the vary competitive Child Challenging activities include.
'S kibmetre club, houseleague sports including kayak polo. beach soccer, and
t:wball, tournament sports including beach volleyball 6 basketball Fitness Contests
with art -ups, pushups, chef -ups ti water games
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Pickering Horse Centre
The Pickering Horse entre is situated on 30 acres, with four
outdoor rings, trails and an indoor riding arena with an on-
looking lounge.
Our summer ramp sessions run I-rom Mon. to Fri., 9 a.m. to 3
p m. We rater to children K - 15 years of age. The camp sessions
are structured to accommodate riders from beginners to
advanced levels. Campers at the beginner level well he taught
the basics of horsemanship through riding and other horse
related activities. They will work in a safe and friendly
environment with supervision at all times. Campers will also
partake in arts and crafts and games.
For the intermediate/ advanced rider, we offer an extensive
program which allows riders to continue their riding
development to meet [heir goals.
At the end of each session there will he an open house to give
the campers an opportunity to demonstrate their riding skills to
lamily and friends.
Campers must wear proper riding equipment. Helmets (some
helmets can he provided), trots must cover the ankle and have a
small heel. Running shoes and shorts are recommended for non -
riding al.'llVliles.
Campers should bring their own lunch, (a fridge, microwave
and pop machine is available). Hats, sunscreen and insect
repellent may also he useful.
For more information call Danielle at (905
905) 642-2964
) 649-1342.
(;6� ERASER LAKE CAMP
CAMPING WITH A PURPOSE
Responsible staff provide leadership
-Canoeing •Overnights and teach skills to campers 8-15 years.
-Swimming -Nature 1 week session $315.00
-Arts &Crafts -Archery 2 week session $630.00
-Pony Riding -Campfires (INCLUDES 7"i. GST)
I BOX 969, STOUFFVILLE, ON. L4A 8A1
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905-420-7115
ONTARIO HOCKEY SCHOOLS
SUMMER HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT 1996
(PICKERING COMPLEX ARENA) 9TH ANNUAL
FULL DAY PROGRAM
Daily - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(Supervision available from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.)
(ONE OR TWO WEEK SESSIONS)
SESSION A: AUG. 12 - 16
SESSION B: AUG. 19-23
PLAYERS AGED 7-13
HOUSE LEAGUE THRU REP LEVELS
' EMPHASIS PLACED ON SKATING TECHNIQUES, PUCK
HANDLING, PASSING AND TEAM PLAY
' CONTACT SKILLS (OLDER AGE GROUP)
' COMPLETE GOALTENDING PROGRAM
' TWICE DAILY ON -ICE INSTRUCTION
' SUPERVISED SPORTS ("SWIMMING', BASEBALL, SOCCER,
BALL HOCKEY, ROLLER HOCKEY)
' FRIDAY ALL-STAR GAMES &PIZZA DAY
' EVERY PLAYER AT CAMP RECEIVES AN ONTARIO HOCKEY
SCHOOL SWEATER
�.�M (tatetr �� by lane 38")
.00 (each' registration)
POWER SKATING &PUCK CONTROL
!DEAL FOR TRYOUT PREPARATION
AUG. 26 -AUG. 30 (1 1/2 HR. SESSIONS)
'A" HOUSE LEAGUE AGE 6-7 9:00-10:30 A.M.
"B" HOUSE LEAGUE AGE 8-10 10:30-12:00 NOON
"C• REP LEVEL AGE 8-10 12:00-1:30 P.M.
`D+' AGE 11-13 1:30-3:00 P.M.
EARLY REGISTRATION $90.()0
AFTER JUNE 30TH, 1996 $100,00
Above prices include G.S.T. (Family discounts are available)
LINKED POSITIONS
CALL TODAY TO RESERVE: (905) 839-3794
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STI,11DENTS"
Bron! tINIFo cm.L 666-8386
Part Time Full Time
Blaisdale Montessori School
27 years of Educational Excellence
(!pen House Dates
365 Kingston Rd., Pickering
415 Tovffevale Rd., Pickering
545 Kingston Rd. West, Ajax
403 Kingston
Rd., Ajar
(905) 686-5005Ajax
(9 0 5) 509-5005
Now accepting applications
This summer, keep the
heat on grades at Sylvan. AddibL
Sylvans unique teaching method has produced
measurable results for over a million students in
North America. Our diagnostic assessment
uncovers your child's skill gaps
and indicates where the teaming qt
process can be improved. Then r
Sylvan
's certified teachers
develop a personalized program
for your child that is the key to
better grades and increased -
motivation. Build your child's
skills and confidence this summer.
Call Sylvan today.
Kenldalwtuod Park Plaza 981 Brock fid. S.
1801 Dundas St. E., Whitby
Pickering
(905)404-1818 (905)839-9637
SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE®
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
Rrcreationat 8l Sports (:amps
a'ESI' ROUGE-* Ares " to 13
Monday to Friday, July & August
1):00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (ibcforr & aftrr hours)
Rouge Brach Park. (mouth of Rouge River)
Recreational! camp Desrflned for kids wno are iookmg for bts of summer fun.
4.trv+t+es include intro tc r-anOB. kayak. war Cance, oragOnbOat. and boat 8 water
�.i•ety ++E:crtrnfl flames all day including, peach volleybatl, beach soccer, penguin
',� b. swimmrnfl, picnics. dodgeball, scavenger hunts. frisbee. basketball. barbecues.
end many more fun games!!
Sports Camp -Designed for the vary competitive Child Challenging activities include.
'S kibmetre club, houseleague sports including kayak polo. beach soccer, and
t:wball, tournament sports including beach volleyball 6 basketball Fitness Contests
with art -ups, pushups, chef -ups ti water games
""""'['tiDER 5100••••••••
SPONSORED BY TItiE REST ROUGE CANOE CLUB
FUR MORE INFORMATION PI -EASE CALL
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Pickering Horse Centre
The Pickering Horse entre is situated on 30 acres, with four
outdoor rings, trails and an indoor riding arena with an on-
looking lounge.
Our summer ramp sessions run I-rom Mon. to Fri., 9 a.m. to 3
p m. We rater to children K - 15 years of age. The camp sessions
are structured to accommodate riders from beginners to
advanced levels. Campers at the beginner level well he taught
the basics of horsemanship through riding and other horse
related activities. They will work in a safe and friendly
environment with supervision at all times. Campers will also
partake in arts and crafts and games.
For the intermediate/ advanced rider, we offer an extensive
program which allows riders to continue their riding
development to meet [heir goals.
At the end of each session there will he an open house to give
the campers an opportunity to demonstrate their riding skills to
lamily and friends.
Campers must wear proper riding equipment. Helmets (some
helmets can he provided), trots must cover the ankle and have a
small heel. Running shoes and shorts are recommended for non -
riding al.'llVliles.
Campers should bring their own lunch, (a fridge, microwave
and pop machine is available). Hats, sunscreen and insect
repellent may also he useful.
For more information call Danielle at (905
905) 642-2964
) 649-1342.
(;6� ERASER LAKE CAMP
CAMPING WITH A PURPOSE
Responsible staff provide leadership
-Canoeing •Overnights and teach skills to campers 8-15 years.
-Swimming -Nature 1 week session $315.00
-Arts &Crafts -Archery 2 week session $630.00
-Pony Riding -Campfires (INCLUDES 7"i. GST)
I BOX 969, STOUFFVILLE, ON. L4A 8A1
(
905-420-7115
ONTARIO HOCKEY SCHOOLS
SUMMER HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT 1996
(PICKERING COMPLEX ARENA) 9TH ANNUAL
FULL DAY PROGRAM
Daily - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(Supervision available from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.)
(ONE OR TWO WEEK SESSIONS)
SESSION A: AUG. 12 - 16
SESSION B: AUG. 19-23
PLAYERS AGED 7-13
HOUSE LEAGUE THRU REP LEVELS
' EMPHASIS PLACED ON SKATING TECHNIQUES, PUCK
HANDLING, PASSING AND TEAM PLAY
' CONTACT SKILLS (OLDER AGE GROUP)
' COMPLETE GOALTENDING PROGRAM
' TWICE DAILY ON -ICE INSTRUCTION
' SUPERVISED SPORTS ("SWIMMING', BASEBALL, SOCCER,
BALL HOCKEY, ROLLER HOCKEY)
' FRIDAY ALL-STAR GAMES &PIZZA DAY
' EVERY PLAYER AT CAMP RECEIVES AN ONTARIO HOCKEY
SCHOOL SWEATER
�.�M (tatetr �� by lane 38")
.00 (each' registration)
POWER SKATING &PUCK CONTROL
!DEAL FOR TRYOUT PREPARATION
AUG. 26 -AUG. 30 (1 1/2 HR. SESSIONS)
'A" HOUSE LEAGUE AGE 6-7 9:00-10:30 A.M.
"B" HOUSE LEAGUE AGE 8-10 10:30-12:00 NOON
"C• REP LEVEL AGE 8-10 12:00-1:30 P.M.
`D+' AGE 11-13 1:30-3:00 P.M.
EARLY REGISTRATION $90.()0
AFTER JUNE 30TH, 1996 $100,00
Above prices include G.S.T. (Family discounts are available)
LINKED POSITIONS
CALL TODAY TO RESERVE: (905) 839-3794
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 24 1"6 -PAGE 25-
`= SUMMER `CAMPS
M17
REGISTRATION
To advert0
ise in
this weekly
feature please
call
Carol Scheffel
at
579-4400
SUMMER ART CLAMP
THE ROBERT MCLAUGIELIN GALLERY
TWO WEEK SESSIONS
Ages S to 8: 100) a.m. to 12:I10 rxx)n
Ages 9 to 12: 10) to 30) p.m.
• Drawing So Painting
o
July 2 to July 12
Printmaking & ticulptury
July 16 to July 26 • , •
• Can(x)ning, Kites &Murals
July 30 to August 9 t
• Ponrans, lindscrpes t4 Wildlife
August 20 to August 30
ONE WEEK SESSIONS
Ages 12 to 14
All Day' IO:(N) a.m. to 30) p.m., bring your
lunch.
• Draw, Paint. Print Ur ticulpt
August 13 to) 16
$80 Member/$95 Non -Member per session.
All sessions are Tucs<L•ry to Friday.
For registration information platsc call F.ducatiori
I epanmcnt at The R(lxrt McLrughhn Gallery
(9)i) 576-3w), 72 Queen street, osluwa LIH 37.3,
EQUESTRIAN CENTRE
A GOVT. LKEtSW FACKM
SUMMER DAY CAMP
• Riding
,�,•,,Horsemanship
fts
Indoor activity areas
& washrooms
Discover the enjoyment!
MINUTES FROM THE 401
26n AUDLEY ROAD, AJAX
1905) 683-2862
DIRECTORY
' D
KINDER
C S
CONN CYTON
NURSERY
SCHOOL
provides
•
• Low Student Ratio
• Enriched & Loving
Environniierlt
• Half day Junior Kindergarten
programa
based on Board
curriculum
• Qualified experienced teachers
Call now to
839-2752
come & visit
PICKERING
Centre
Recreation Hall
1235 Radom St, Pickering
ARE YOU ON A WAITING LIST
FOR JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN
PROGRAM IN SEPT. 1996?
We are opening an afternoon
Junior Kindergarten program in
September 1996
Fees - $117 per month for a
Mon., Wed. & Fri. 1:00-3:30 p.m.
Call (905) 839-2120
or (905) 839-6472
For more information
or to arrange a visit
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AUDLEY ROAD STABLES
SUMMER
toHORSE 1p
CAMP
Ages 8 to 15
Competent 8 Friendly Counseilors
Safe, Well Trained Horses 8 Pontes
A Quality Learning Experience
in a Fun Atmosphere
(9o5) 686-4641 AJAX
1c,
LESSONS
o ROSSLMD J TO ALL
LEVELS
HO `� Y YEAR
ROUND
RIDE THROUGH
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SUMMER
AT
MCKERING HORSE CENTRE
SummER DAY CA.'NP
I'he following sumlmer day camp rr<)Kram,, are
available this y ear.
• Session I Julv I Auly 5 • Session 5 July 29 -Aug. '_
• Session 2 July 8 -JUIN 12 • Session 6 Aug. 19 -Aug. 23
• Session 3 July 15-JuIN 19 • Session 7 Aug. 26-Aug.30
• Session 4 July 22 -July 26
One week xsston is $200.(xkGST ( 5214 00) Each session allows for a
maximum of 15 campers, therefore, space is limited and registration will
he accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Registration forms are
accepted with a current cheque or cash.
MONDAY - FRIDAY 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
BEGINNER THROUGH TO ADVANCE LEVELS
SAFE & FUN
Situated on 30 acres
CALL NOW
3800 PADDOCK RD.
EAST OF BROCK 1/2
(905) 649-1342#7 N PADDOCK RD MILE OF
CLAREMONT
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"THEATRE INSTITUTE FOR WON SCHOOL
STUDENTS"
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. ]UN 2.19%
Toronto School of
Business is a perfect
choice for high
school graduates
Every year hundreds of students graduate from high
schools across Durham Region.
Many choose college and university but there's also
another alternative that has proved to be a great success for
thousands of people who are now enjoying rewarding
careers.
At the Toronto School of Business you can graduate in
less than a year with the skills and training needed to get a
good job.
The Toronto School of Business has two locations in
Durham Region and also a campus in Cobourg. The
Pickering campus is at 1450 Kingston Rd. and the Oshawa
campus,Zwhich is the second largest post secondary school
in Durham (after Durham College) is located at the Oshawa
Centre.
Directors Elly and Esme Gotz are very proud of their
school and the students who take that first step towards a
brighter future and become valued employees at their new
jobs upon graduation.
"The staff at our school help students along the path to
success;" says Elly. "From their first assessment interview,
through the in -class instruction and finally their job search
training.-
Admissions
raining"
Admissions staff will talk to you about your needs and
determine if the school is right for you. They'll discuss all
of the exciting programs available and give you time to
decide which one will fit your needs and goals for the
future.
The instructors have all been carefully selected because
Esme says it's important to have teachers with a
combination of practical experience and a caring attitude
for their student's needs.
"The instructors all have practical experience in their
fields;" she says. "We have an accountant teaching
accounting and a medical office assistant who works in the
mornings and teaches here in the afternoon"
Students enjoy the method of learning at The Toronto
School of Business.
The course is taught in modules with students completing
one course before moving on to the next. They also like the
` fact that they can train for a new career in 6 to 10 months
enabling them to get into the workforce as soon as possible.
-Another advantage is you don't have to have a high
school diploma to be eligible for acceptance at the school.
If you've been out of school for more than a year and are
19 years old, you are considered a mature student and can
enroll in one of the many diploma programs available.
You take part in "The Pre -Employment Readiness
Module" where you get the job search training and
resources to secure that first job.
The Toronto School of Business prides itself on its high
placement record because that's why they exist.
"If our students weren't getting jobs after graduation we
wouldn't be here," says Elly. "Our success is reflected by
the career success of our students"
For more information about The Toronto School of
Business call Oshawa at 723-1163 or Pickering at 420-
1344.
•
Are you still trying to decide
what to do next?
Take time to explore the alternative training
opportunities available in your neighborhood.
You can enroll right now in a
.Diploma Program.
BUSINESS PROGRAMS:
-Accounting and Computers
-Accounting and Business Applications
-Business Administration
-Business and Computer Applications
SECRETARIAL PROGRAMS:
-Executive Secretary
-Legal Administrative Assistant
-Medical Office Assistant
-Word Processing Secretary
-Receptionist
HOSPITALITY PROGRAMS:
-Hotel and Restaurant Operations
-Bar and Beverage Management
COMPUTER PROGRAMS:
Computer Support Specialist
*Electronics and Network Technology
•Programming & Systems Analysis
Computer Business Applications
•Network & Communications
Technician
DENTAL PROGRAMS:
-Dental Chairside Assistant
(The Radiology Curriculum of this Diploma
Program is HARP approved in accordance with
the Healing Arts Radiation Protection Act)
-Dental Receptionist
TRAVEL & TOURISM
Some programs can be completed in 6 xwxths - Not all courses available in all locations
Financial Assistance may be available if you qualify
FREE Vocational Interest Experience and Skill Assessment (V-I-E.S.A.)
Phone for an information appointment.
— School of Business
Oshawa Centre 1450 Kingston Road Northumberland Mall
419 King Street West (Hwy. 2 & Valley Farm) 1111 Elgin Street
OSHAWA PICKERING COBOURG
(905) 723-1163 (905) 420-1344 • .. (905) 372-8978
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Monday to Friday
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LINE or fax your ad
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(416) 291-6662
1-800-993-9993
560 King Street West
325 Milner AvenKICDI
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COLLEGE
R.ach roe
your future
OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
Cotton Hinny Limited is a national ladies' wear
retail organization. We have an exciting career oppor-
tunity in our OUTLET location in the Brockington Plaza,
Pickering for the position of.
To succeed in this role, you must possess 5 years of
retail management experience, preferably gained frorp
managing a high volumeaWil
entrepreneurial, marf�INlt��a�ierch�l�
tion
COMD4MFspons6red et
you to leve a Retail
Pleas# forward your rAsty
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Toro o, Ontario WY 1
Ws aweciatowl raalpo"".
consmiefarion wuiib. contacaid.
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20 PEOPLE who want to
make mne6ately are
needed in wa Adverbs-
ing Company. Cad Mrs.
CWlins at 726-0115, 1e+
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2 yaws experience.with
Knowledge of quebac, Now
Yayk areas. appy at Leralox
Dnun Ltd. 233 Finer lid.,
Aiax
BEAUTY sALON regains Domino's Pitta now Air.
port lime licensed stylist roe ing delivery drivers. also 2
owlawa and wttilby. salary . teenagers needed Pan
/commission. Call iolsudia tine. Cal e03-9993.
576.2512
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(416) 635-2719 code 6.
EXPERIENCED cooks /
kitchen nlWMW1`111009d,wages nagot able. Apply in
person only Melanie Pnn-
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General
Help
EXPERIENCED overread
door rnechan," Please Call
905133.0573
DRAPERY Store needs
full time help YOU must
have expenence in this
business and have excel-
lent cornmunicabon skulls
426--0937
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hairstylist b m
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AVERY
DENNISON
Product Associate -
Writing Products and Adhesives
As Product Associate you are responsible for managing
all componentsofthe marketing mix of your products
including planning. promotions. packagring, new prcxluc•t
launches and implementing plans. This Is a 6 month
contract with future opportunities ter be determined. The
position is based in Bowmanville.
Your experience with developing and implementing
marketing plans combined with your solid project
management skills, your ability to get things done and
your excellent communication skills. is what we need for
this role. Aug a university or college graduate with over :3
gars ol'expenence in marketing and dealing with the
Mass Market and Club channels, you are well qualified
t,.r this position. The abihty to communicate in French is
an asset. Perwmal computer skills are essential.
Please send your resume immediately ter: Nlarn P tinge
Consulting. 91 R). lander Blvd. Suite 7-1:39, Scarborough.
Ontario. M III 5N15 or fax to 116-2-S2 50:32
Nr would like r.. thank o. u n your nsid r a in o w
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pr.vi/wn. !/rx[vrrr. r,n/v thaw under consideration will
be contacted. Vo phone rallx plemw. Rrxumvx averpted
until June 17'96.
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(9o5) 427-1922
95 Bayly St. West, Suite No. 404
Ajax, Ontario L 1 S 7K8
General 1 General ' General
as "p Help Help
Start Immediately
$400 per week
$20,000 annually plus
bonuses
- Payday every Saturday
- No experience necessary
- No layoffs or strikes
- Must be able to lift 35 lbs.
Ajax Distribution company of consumer
products needs 6 people to work in
distribution department. Individuals
must possess a positive attitude to work
in entry level positions up to management.
Call 427-6926
Monday only
IA G/CUSTOII�FR
Fast growing international road product
company seeks experienced person. Must
be self -motivated, have strong computer
skills, strong communication skills and
marketing education. Bilingualism in
French is an asset. We offer a competitive
remuneration and benefits package for
this unique position.
Send Resumes to:
1700 Alliance Road,
Box 135, Pickering, Ontario
L1 W 3X2
PROPERTY MANAGER
London based property management firm
requires a part time representative in the
Oshawa area Successful applicant will
have full knowledge of Condominium Act
relative to residential condominium prop-
erly management and ability to deal with
D!rectors, owners and tenants.
Send resume to:
M.F- ARNSBY PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT LTD.
312 Queens Ave., London, Ont.,
N6B 1X4 Fax (519) 439-7138
Attn: Debra Husband
General General
Im Help IM Help
WAREHOUSE
MANAGER/
DELIVERY
PERSON
A small but expanding company
with warehouse in Ajax has
opportunity for the right person to
grow with the company. The right
person should be service oriented
and capable of using his own
initiative to systemize his work.
Initially his work will consist of
making -up and delivering orders.
Must possess clean driving record
and either have a licence or
capable of obtaining a licence, that
allows him to drive truck with
payload of ten tons.
All company benefits available. For
more information call J. Camie at
Chemwise Inc. 416-493-9553.
GIRL GUMZS Ole CABADA ri
CEM'tBAL ABEA
Requires a
SUMMER CAMP NURSE
(July & August)
Camp Adelaide situated in Haliburton
requires a summer camp nurse to work in
co-operation with volunteer staff arta
approximately 250 girls.
Candidate must possess the following:
I. Must be a registered RN and hold a
current Certificate of Competency
2. Must hold a current Red Cross or St.
John Ambulance first aid Certificate.
3. Must have current CPR
4. Must have own insurance coverage
Please send resume to:
Girl Guides of Canada
Central Area Office
121 Simcoe Street
Oshawa, Ontario L I H 4G7
Deadline for submissions_ lune 14. 1996. 1
PA16E 23 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1946
' General BE General , en
Geral ' General
Help Help P Help
STUDENTS
HOLIDAYS ARE OVER,
TIME FOR WORK!
• Gain valuable business experience
• No door to doorttelemarketing
• $11.25 to start
• Flexible hours
• Scholarships awarded regularly
-Fun working atmosphere
CALL MOMCA AT
905-668-2176
requires
Zpart-time stylists
with experience a
some clientele
Salary + commission
Call Donn
725-6000
FISHMARKET
DELI SUSHI
Pickering
Staff needed
Japanese Cuisine
experience.
512 Kingston Rd.
905 839-4824
Experienced couple required for 160 unit
condominium town home complex in
Oshawa. Duties include maintenance,
condo fee collection, cleaning of common
areas bother interior and exterior. Must be
self motivated.
Apply to:
M.F. Amsby Property
Management Ltd.,
312 Queens Avenue,
London, Ontario. N6B 1 X4, or fax:
(519)439-7138
ATTN: D. HUSBAND.
we pay you olrecuy To
assemble our products
Easy work. No
experience necessary.
For FREE details send
S.A. S.E. to
Five Star Enterprises
IM Liverpool Rd.. Suik 217
Pick Ont. L1V6M3
GIRLS WANTED FROM
ONTARIO. between 6 - 19,
to compete in this year's
1996 Toronto Pageants
Over 520.000 m prizes and
scholarships Call today 1-
800-367-2125 ext. 240
t �g' I HAIRSTYLING CHAIR for
rent -n prime Pickering lo-
HALENDA'S Meat in cation. reasonable Call
Oicker,ng requires expen- 831-5471 or 428-0050,
arced help Apply in per- leave message.
Son with resume :794 Lrv-
arpool Rd P,ckenng.
5U51NM a
News Advertiser
General ' General' Generlal I General
•lam
From Home Immediately
• Weekly Paycheques
• Absolutely No Experience
Required
• No Selling Involved
PRODUCT TASTE TESTERS
PERMANENT PART-TIME
OSHAWA AREA .
• $9.00 to start - Increase after 3 months
• 2-4 dayslweek, 2-1/2.3 hours/shift - no weekends
• Flexibility required - mornings or afternoons
• Must commit until Chnsimas
We need a professional team to work in a comiallable
environment. Ideal position for homemakers, early retirees
and those se*N or ly part-time work.
Appy in person Mon 8 Tues. June 3 d 4, 10am - 3 pm to:
Global Human Resource Centre,
420 King SL West. Oshawa (east of Stevenson - above
'Suite Dreams') Park behind Church at Bond 8 Rosehill
'SHOPPERS
DRUG MART
Harwood Place Mall, Ajax
Has the following positions available
• Part time Cosmetician
• Part Time Dispensary Assistant
Both require prior experience. Must be
available all year round, days, even-
ings till midnight, weekends.
Apply in person with resume.
"No phone calls please"
HARD WORK good pay.
advancement opportunity
up to $13.25 per hr. Ade to
start immediately. Over 18
car required. For interview
call Mr Watson 9 30 - 4 30
404-0403
Homeworkers
Needed
To assemble our products.
Free Supplies. Start im-
medialley. Free details.
Send S.A.S.E. to
D.S.E. 117 -T7
1057 Steeles Ave. W.
North York, Ont.
M2R 3X1
REQUIRED
Warm, friendly tam
are needed to host it
national students sit
ing English in Pickering
summer. Spanish s
encs (July) and Fre
students (August) will
tend classes each
Families are remuner
$90 per week. Cal
Catharine
at 420-9007
SUMMER JOBS
ti$M
AGES 12-18
EARN EXTRA $$$
Doing door to door
sales.
Call Jason
905-404-4543
CASTING CALL - Models
needed. Montana Agency
seeks models. Earn $4500
to $75.00/hr. Experience
not required but is an asset.
(416) 961-2950.
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Moving b • Yard . Yard
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NEED A BUILDING PERMIT ?
CALL HOME DESIGN.
Charlie Aown C.E.T.
905-831-9467
Architectural Drawings to new homes 8 additions.
28 years proven experience
'MISTER CHEAP' Ho -e D�On.o
improvements. ret roons.en
jaw apartments. addinons.
fences. docks etc Le-
c•nsed for over 20 years.
aaqq��Wer" guaranteed. for
Frame estunato can Emr•
905-404-6170
Mr. Brush
For Home or
Business
Improventests
• Rt�oratioaLt
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owkm
is 24 tr. • Free EstimWes
(W)6234673
FENCING
Decks chain link iron,
drilled holes. set posts.
For Free Estimates
call Steve
(905)509-5077
Mobile (416)409-
6456
N US
DOORS ERE US
GARAGE DOORS,
OPENERS. (We
install), FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES,
ROLLERS.
BASELINE P1117.teors. Sales Se
mce 3
r•crooms. bathrooms. 9O5-W7-0"9
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Repairs
krt�ians. drywall. plaster 9O5 -feet / -0"9
mpeirs. carpentry. ellectn-
cal, plumbing, all interior DUCTWORK installed.
r•ntovabons, 20 yrs. expen- moved. relocated. F_:ceivo
rates. Frea estimates. Elec-
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plumber. no lob too smell. ' ! /
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CUT & TRDI LAWN
MAINTENIANICE
Grass cutting from $15 Over 15 years exp.
Call Matt 420-5445
Gardening aM Gardening sell 9] Landscaping Landscaping
GENERAL CARPEM- SIGON Construction Ltd 2507 or 1-000-340.0058
TRY r h • t Flooring, TREE MAINTENANCE oft REMOVA
• Carpeting Also tree stump removal.
i*% DISCOUNT FOR SEMOR&
CARPET Installations - 25 AVOID SPRING RUSH
years •xpere•np. r•- Citi Dave 831-7055
stretching. our speciality.
Free esamat•s D a N
ee es i, ouse
800bons. basements.
serving Durham Region for
19 yrs. Addeteores, stndecks
DOUG CLARK PLUMB -
docks, tnm work, door in -patio
pxstio doors, windows, roc
Licensed and m-
staltateon, baseboards,.
tree •o
sured. r•paers and after*-
sheds. root repass. (905
m
mates ates906-576-57r.0
bons. new bathrooms and
619-2930 Bal Jr
RABWwants work doing
rertbvaeons. pump sales
magic ler cflk& IS paAaa
TOMMY'S HOME IM-
arid stews free estimates.
J.S. ARMSTRONG
PROVEMENTS, basement
686...5172 24 hrs
DEV. INC. Speceahzeng
apartments. rot roars.
• Cleaning
w c-stom hones. additions.
pill mb, nplasNr
drywall.eranvc
• Moving dr
seem summm
enov�. � raw and
Iepaer, cItbs. otxn-
rem,
Painting a
basertn•rt apartments Ras-
ter tops. porches, docks.
•
Doc ng
etlenual and e:ommercal
painting 6 decorating 6
hiding time to clean you
Sebring D~ Region for
general horns repairs. Call
AJAX Moviry system - tui
over 15 yrs. Free consults-
T 905 420 8105
and personalized S•rvie• -
bon Call Jeff905.420-- orrvny
sm
[01andynitain
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LICENSED CALL THE HANDYMAN.
STONEMASON assn ups, dumps.movutg
home repairs. landscaping.
natural stone, fireplaces, routing. Winang. For Pnc-
cerarnic ale. inenbck as. You need help? call
rannwaoons and drywel. 571-4730
once. r•eses, C rates. trostatic aur clearm. hu CBM Tedd DAVES CLEAWUP,
free •samall Andy midiflers. aig, small Jobs. 7 front a back yard. bass,
(905}{33-01143.41 cCalf Paul 426-0295. M mart A garage. OW haul-
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aul-
COGOFO" D
Dan
is now expanding
in this area
Complete training
Planned advertising
Proven business plan
Home based
Low investment
Poet holes, seg HANDYMENcarponm* wallp•psnng• in••rior/ori•
a posts in condaae.Sora Pk -d-. yywMNr, roofer, nor, stucco ceft% ge nnal
tubes installed, as workrefiettring waft. 4 men MP . top quaGy work,
Med. (905) 68'ur- avaikable to moo all your reasonable totes. 20%
household r•quiratnene; ler s•rras discount. 404-9669.
P.H.PA(yo•t boleti I reptarslmairtlarencef- DRYWALL and painkng.
vabrns.Fw estimates. daloft
dra•d, all concretes sup. Dave 723.3014. r novsboP.ns= rep .
Saw tubas itrtaNed Smaa obs 15 years •x-
Courav lops Free Estimates PrMd '
Bobcat S•rveW Malabo,
15 yrs. Exp. p sN27-7-511 C•dw a Pressure instead
Cal Mario EUROPEAN We sPeci•k artsed Batwing Duafam for
0" 61wa& ist, w e twxwse you beat- 12 yes r Access code 404-
I
for
COL (416) 604M room. « kitchen walla. i s 12 years.
sit c tea dist ton•.
wso as Noor lies. Good roe- 0-5•10) for 36-58
C a R Maistsroartoa Quid •rortcsta and saeslactan
guameed For free esti
0-g repairs and rstrnovaaars
4. Mi. .. pknnbing, ce- malas call D. Dylnba 725-
ramie lift rarparely From 4913
smd twelve b mall« ren-
ovations. Fully guarofted,
e931
•.+ Iu�a.I►-wu
DECKING
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TMS PAINTING
8 DECOR
Interior 3 Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, dean,
Duncan. 987.17% or 987-
1982. tnm, and June « Aug.
lawn Mower
•
Disc
reliable service
1tx>o
• •
• •
R•P•r
•
SOC
420-0081
RABWwants work doing
month, lawn care. 5 stop
magic ler cflk& IS paAaa
Programs from $119.00 per
and ON occassions. Have
yea. Cad 1-000-7861058.
•
AU NATURAL - Lawn
rye '
NCED qu~
• Cleaning
p1eSI�aMasHouse.oil
able. rake.
• Moving dr
seem summm
change.sharpen
SIONS- Professional c
Call 432-2850.����
Wp �,
blade, only $35. + parts.
Jockey Services for any oc-
• Storage
ARE you having problems
(Pick-up/d•Gvery from Pick-
casbn - Devens, Musical
hiding time to clean you
•rug to Bowmanvnlle 55.00
Library, affordable rates,
AJAX Moviry system - tui
home? For Professional
charge; Oshawa/Whitby
and personalized S•rvie• -
908-721 971. European ig brick Spilt special on
Home cleaning, Cal Hsi-
treat!). NORTH STAR
(416) 778-8566, (416) 932-
stervrces, moves' appliance
and piano specialists. Flat
en's Home Services today.
SMALL ENGINE SHOP
0552
rate or hourly. We now
4127-4385.
905-728-2716.
have hewed storage units.
ARE you Satisfied with
•
Party
Now offering tree boxes
your office dawning? Kon-
eFAIT."..",a..,�,,
•
Servioss
with move. Park and bad
do Keepers Cleaning a
•7
�i
spe clet, starting M See. aruf
Maintenance. There s a
Lip. Call for information,
difference. Bell or Deb at
MAGICIAN, clown friends,
725-0005 or 427-0005.
(905)428-9411. Serving
10% DISCOWR on
ready to entertain for any
Durham Region Since weekly or bi-weekly mow a
age. any occasion. Birth -
1982. tnm, and June « Aug.
days. promoaons. open -
prune. Call Garde nCo at
Wigs. fund raisers. Magic
725.6303, Baa afmalles.
shows are funl Led uce
GREENTNUM Tobi
help. 839-7057 or 728-
26Prop
Property
rty MWrftnw= Pro-
8334.
grams from $19.75 par
RABWwants work doing
month, lawn care. 5 stop
magic ler cflk& IS paAaa
Programs from $119.00 per
and ON occassions. Have
yea. Cad 1-000-7861058.
my own magician. Cam H -
AU NATURAL - Lawn
rye '
parenno•. Free eairnuales,
S«vig Durham and out a
MARM-0-THE40OVERS -
a
Me big or smaa, ars price
care, landecepng, chemi-
cal fr ill Soddug, Seed-
Rie11e
U-01
town area Ken 434.4500.
tlterrn Yt free estrrrMes,
• M eNSC�00Y
aaniors discount short belies
e1kptip„a Gardena Periods
Pahft
moves. Appliances moved.
Patios. Fences. Fro• •sb-
1fB
also
ewe
Call Dag 571-
NCED qu~
able. rake.
03300.
seem summm
Call 432-2850.����
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W YOU bra m• Inns to radar mu kh, coder h;Wk"ing'Call
819.2787.
do horrMrold molests, roll
Ixw ya„ houiti Call lis. as, f•rrees, docks. irtsrailaRtt
dsrt•al oonrarr•ncial AN
908-721 971. European ig brick Spilt special on
• • DrivlrR�469(
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• ' Ro011119 Jen•427-teas
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ROOFSAVERS: 1 -SM
263-4619; 1-905.697-1086
FE-SH*iGLa4G
Electrical
ELECTRICIAN 25 yrs.
wap. residential. comtrar-
cal, naw winding, atMrallorta
Wgn•d••, lines -b Or•ak-
taa a•• awt. 083-M
PAINTING
SNRICE 1981
Fact ell efilaerll
paat a
n
rale.
Or Free
INCHALaln MOVNa •txxw
48, ap.rtrn.rtw oaloes aPPi-
ance• and piano sp••daNtls.
senior and mid•morth tis-
courls. Lip.ns.d. itstastd.
Free ea rnatas. IarcoMt all
vice. Call 4367795.
. sanncs
One Maid for your
cttoiL'e of dgnitt8
Specializing in query
n0- quanitilty
Insuired e Bonded
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Condo d Contin.
A llialized Llniodt
90646348
ALL SAFE PRD DRIVING
SCHOOL oastre SUMMER
BREM 4 day APPROVED
COURSE M.T.O. $279.
(Aare 24 -,Nuts 27). Allo
428-1717.
FAX YOUR ADS
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 2,1916-PAGMall
HelpGeneraAgeTtt 101111ledcoiltlentill Meftall FSalftHeW [MSSIMHellpf' orSale For Sale ' Artic*s ComViiddeo ' Computer
CLASSIRED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser requests
that advertisers died
their ad upon publication as
News Advertser will not be
responsible for more than
one incorrect insertion and
there shall be no liability for
non -insertion of any a"-
bserrlent. Uabl'N'ty for er-
rors in ads is limited to the
amount paid for the space
occupying the error. All
copy is subject to the ap-
proval of management of
News Advertiser.
Toron-
to's fastest grouting agency
seeks extras for film and TV
work. an types. no exp. req.
Earn $7.$22.80/hr. Work
guaranteed. We place peo-
ple on movie sets every
day. Call Jonathan
(416)961-2226.
PART-TIME Superintend-
ent/cleaner, apartment
available. Can (416)444-
7391
STUDENTS earn up to
S50 a weekend caivass-
mg door to door. We Pick
you up and bring you
home. Can 434-6316
TALENT TEST
No experienced. All
ages. Modeling. T.V.
commercial. Film. No
classed No photo
snows! Real Agentsl
Real Workl Interviews
mrs week
(416)362-9966
WAITRESS/WAITER for
a very busy spot. Call (416)
266-4544
Im Office
CONTROLLER. ' Secre-
tary -Treasurer required for
a medium size printing
company. The sueesssful
applicant should have
Previous financial manage-
ment responskbibb". with
an accounting designation
within a company having
annual sales of approx-
imatNy $10 Million. Applic-
ant should be comfortable
on a computerizwd ornnron-
mwn and previous expon-
oroe in computer systems
upgrading would be a deh-
n4e asset Responses
should be submitted on
wnbkV to Ronald G. Taylor,
Marade Press Linvled. Box
606. Oshawa. Ontario UH
7N4
IF you are mrned. single
angle parent. separated or
divorced you may, quskty
for Financial Assistance.
DIP/CERT programs avi il-
able: ouark, Illustrator,
Photo Shop, Director,
Premier, Accoss. Aecpae,
Aulocad. C++. Visual Basic,
Unix. Novel Engineer.
Windows N.T. Small Talk,
Power Poi", Word. Excel.
Durham Business Comgd-
w College. 427-3010
R.LB.O. Ikelsaed CSR,
Ajax Pickering ktsuranos
Broker. 3 years sx11 , ,e
and compUw skit pro -
famed. Salary comenensu-
rah with sxpsriwkp PWe
sand resume to: File #9637
Oshawa This Week P.O.
Bolt 481. Oshawa, Ontario.
LI" 71.5
1f;;J Skiylle�d
• .wq.
CO9rurERIZEO WELOM
ler set up and
opwaeort. Must haw a ro-
botic badgroui d with 2-3
roar" work atgkrirtpd.
Pieaea al Ingrid for an atp-
parMnwll. 1406.837.8000
FRENCH Tiaeltar aiards -
houryday, mu
har t
on
are m6Nhi6Is $00
Exparirtad only need w
ply. am 4-12. Sept. start.
(906)430.4984.
Mip aril Tag •IgMiarM,»
necpaary. Chop saw Op -
WOOF and Small! Ergine
Required Immediately
E7[Pman LACED
ADVERTISING SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
Minimum 2 years experience.
Telephone Directory Sales and layout
experience an asset.
If you are outgoing, highly motivated,
and have a positive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer
satisfaction, we would like you to join
our winning team.
Existing and new accounts, training,
commissions and base pay.
Mail or fax resume to
Ajax / Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax
Ontario, L1 S 21-15
Fax. 1619-9068
SALES
We are looking for an enthusiastic individual
to assist in our retail sales of Patio Furniture,
fireplaces and accessories.
Previous sales experience is required.
Experience in above field along with some
computer experience would be an asset.
You must posses a valid drivers license and
have a dean abstract.
Initially a Part time position, tuming into full
time in the Fall.
Please fax or mail resume to:
Towne Fireplace 8 Patio Centre
2 Old Kingston Rd.
Ajax, Ontario, LIT 227
Fax(905)686-9028
Attention: Dave McIntosh
Recent University Grad or other an
bitious individual, with outstandin
communication and organizations
skills, enthusiastic attitude and th
ability to excel in a fast -paced env
ronment. Basic office skills an
background in health sciences, Kine
siology etc. an asset.
Fabulous opportunity for person;
and professional growth in an innovw
tive Health Care Facility providin
state-of-the-art treatment. Apply i
person :
WEST CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
4747 HIGHNAY •7 EAST
UNIONVILLE, ONTARIO
EM,E Wanted
Articles
For Sale
wood �ni 80066%
Shordp AtHome
CAP FOR 12 TON
PART TIME. accounting,
Truck. sliding windows, red.
administration, clerical. Call
excellent condition, good
Anne. 666-5502 avail. im-
quality, can for details. 905 -
mediately.
697-0273
QUALIFIED Heath Care
CARPET 3 rooms. $299.
Aide seeking full/part-time
price Includes 35 yards of
work in HosprtalAnstituoon-
carpet. premium pad . and
al or home ser". Expen-
installation Sal. 905432-
enced. dedicated, hard
2750
worker. Please Call Dolores
Carpet Broker, 100%.
(905)579-8003
Nylon thiddiplush, Stan re-
Winds- grey Seo: :ow port-
table. 4'x8' with bass and
sistant carpet For 3 rooms.
gl;j
Firewood
only 5369 00 Puce in -
ARD BELL color mondor.
and good conCrtiorn. Grog
dudes 30 Sq yds arpet.
business opportunity.
or, asking $750 firm. Tee
deluxe pad and installation
pnono 721-2093
.n your home. Fuss quota -
SKIDS d Pallets lot Iwo-
tion in your home. No wi-
wood. hardwood 8 soft-
terel no payment for one
wood mixed. Pre cut or bro-
full year, Daniel, 1-800-
ken, delivery available.
217-0104.
large 8 small bads. Limited
721-X9051.
time call (905)430-
CARPET MILL DtS-
907
9013
TRIBUTORS, 12 months
ble box spring a Iwo
No payments. NO interest.
$75. Sots, $175. Duncan
with 6 speed CD rom's, 6
'OAC) 3 rooms (309400.)
'
Flea
installed with deluxe pad
VIA
Market
from only $399 Specials
from $135. Every clings
--
on Vrrnyl Csrarroc and
LYMBUM LUMBER
BIKE nor wale. many Vwb
wood �ni 80066%
Shordp AtHome
yards) Norman 686-2314
Sportracing bike.
so46
Pickering
hhvna or 600 .estige
more. excellent condition
more.
Requires an experienced retail
mnum crank. like now
CARPETS - lots of carpet.
neon with complete k�,--"� { of
v�dg`
u0 69 6-8291
100% nylon. now sten ro-
hardware. eiectncal and plumbing.
Articles
IeaSle carpets on hard. I will
carpet 3 rooms. 5349. Pup
Contact Anita 839-4321
t for Sale
includes carpet. prwrnum
vel rocker S30 723-3161
3 YR. old Kenmore washer
Pad. expert installation. fast
Skilled Skilled
Help Help
General machinist required for
production equipment
manufacturing.
• Minimum 5 years experience
• Must have own tools
• Good salary and benefits
Send resumes to:
rItERLTNI INDUSTRIES
LTD.
782 McKay Rd.,
Pickering, Ontario
UW 2Y4
REQUIRED
FOR OSHAWA FIRM
MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC
with experience on heavy duty trucks dr
trailers, also welding experience.
Send resume to: File 59640
P.O. Box 481
Oshawa, Ontario UH 7L5
Dayeafre
in� rv• Avallitable
HAWff I HOUSEKEEPER
lin out. experienced. b
tan for 4 nail) old boy,
rsNnnoW Mon - Fri., 8
an. - 6 p.m. 509--0015
POWA1ENT part ilfel be,
hit -M wanhwd for 4 hW
day in afternoon. no esperi
aria necessary. Sludartt
- If rv, . Akan Rd. A
(905)500-6326
mmu wac. For sppt• plasm
call Jen 1-906.837.6000 Dacare
• Available
HOOPM
' tamed 1100111111 ALL AGE daycare, GOX"o
hours, a years agency ex -
PHARMACIST required p(IrW-. Call 4204000.
for busy dispensary in DAYCARE available In
Oshawa. Ful bine, Reply in my 11011he. Mother Of two,
�2M.-s�,.w raphes. k rhes, nutritious
we ago► wrhd,p, as a TLC. call
6' Debbie of 906-69331144.
EUROPEAN way 040 be-
bysR in her bane. BBVW
Liverpool anti, call 039-
350L
EXPERIENCED IRISH
NANNY - JWWS6pL;19
yrs. our.. kva-iNouL loves
outdoors. depe debl•.
tefefarnON/ra-
sum* waf "s. kilo.,
Elaine 416.359.7879.
SOUTH AJAX excellent
daycare. 17 years WOW
one. Reliable and alford-
abw. Happy 6 -von -*
Huge playground a kits
mon. 6 months and up.
WE prowids receipts. Rd-
ererhas upon negwst.
686.8719.
Try Ultra -Tie
with Bleach
Available in
551b bag A 331b pail
Call Dorlo Ltd.
905-427-0257
JOHN DEERE garden
tractor 17 hp with 46- cut
!awn mower, $1,600. Also
entertainment unit, solid
Oak. $300.. 655-3183
LEATHER SOFA - black,
excellent condition, only 1
yr. old. $400 or best offer.
Please call 579-4132
MUSKOKA CHAIRS set-
tees, tete-a-tats, hand-
made, solid. pone and cedar
from $75 Call Wendy and
Jim, 725-1643.
MUST SELLI! 2 12- Crunch
bandpass box at $250 AM/
FM 7510 ALPINE tape deck
at $150. 4 channel. 25W
MAP MEI at $100. Pyramid
Gold series. 6OW tweeters
at $20 Can 427-1822
OAK barrels, rye 539-, rum
$39; planter barrels $15:
rain barrels $35. phone
263.8661
Oak table w/6 press back
chairs. perfect condition.
5925. Oak desk. wlleather
top, 5375. Antique side
board, table and 6 chairs.
$650 080 404-23221
404-2321.
OAK/PINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail prices" One
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
ged manufacturers is now
soling diced to the public
Eg oak pedestal table and
4 idhaa 5849 7 If double
pedestal and 6 chars
$1499, cannonball bods
four $399 Over 20 sten
cfhorces, all solid. no
veneers Traditional Wood-
working 9059858774
ONE ORIENTAL dining
room table $1.000 Flat bed
sgnrpmwnt Call after 6 p in
(905)263-2697
PIANO, YAMAHA Etfer-
na Series, console type.
with Dench, excelwnl con-
dition, fairly now, some
warranty Ion 52800. can
905.430-0665
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Please
excuse the mess will
renovabngt New and used
ponos. Not sure? Rom to
own. apt size, upright.
grand. digital. keyboards
All 1995 merchandise is-
duceir Telep Pian Works.
4331491
POOL (Snooker) table. V
stab. 4-17 x 9' sold oak
rale. natural hash. 2 cues.
set of balls, triangle. brush,
asking $1595 tet
(905)725.OW9
PRE -SUMMER SALE
Reconditioned air condi-
tioners. $199.99 6 up
Ape.0 kim t size freszor,
$150. Apartment size
washer a dryer, $500/se.
Sony camcorow. $450
Dresser, $50. Couch a
chair SK 5226. Stow. $75.
Colour TV, 20', $100. VCR.
$85. Table a 4 chairs.
$189.99. Dishwasher,
$149.99. Microwave,
$59.99. Law Dist player.
$300 a much more. Ask
about our 30 day gurarl
be. Cal RoddMwn Deeks
from 9:30am-bpm. 436-
1320.
723.0771. dark oak oval wda, 6
dham 7- apt aril d>ry ROCKY STRATIS Bike.
ANTI011ES - bio* wakwt kill* X00 0, aft OBW 27 12' allu usum barna, 1
dining Made, 4 ldrirs $445: (806) 420-3545 yr. old Ike now SM Call
wtlahtarhd $las (open); (WS)031-7849
ncod cabin( FOR SALE- a
$135; amok- ksndsa
aquiprmrq, bunk abs. SEI1118 la ftp.Garden
ling eabirht $115: Vnep- amus, Wo a bikyCws. Cal tractor, 44' blada. $1200.,
tM
beat rod$125: copper Otwiaarh eptrfloprn Can 721-,2991
boar $75: lete.Ihow dpi 905-e0s.Sm sflEOMAN r bent
$a5; unto b.ndh $55:
neapatkr holder $45; Abo
gag dubs, air con., $125;
Wwnmoww $65: now alae
ng $135: EIacMOkie Yet:
$96: dO mhkMW lies
ills. -1 $95; much
mon. 430-2050
ARTI Limited Edtions.
Thein Fla woia . EBzabMu
Barry, PraNstio nilly
framed, double maned.
Must SM, $125. 906-725-
3090.
BEAUTIFUL solid oak
skgw padpW table, 4
heritage prep back dhalrs,
excellent condition. as"
960.434-88.'35
BEDROOM SUITE, kks
Insist, $1200; 3 pr_ sofa,
iovaseat, chair, while,
$900; 29' TV $350; TV
cabinet $80; Cralgl6 $50;
HARDEN solid cherry low
boy Goddard c1nsL gwarh
4 paler bad, also dining
room est sak dhakr, and
mea. showroom. (905)
420-6635
HOSPITAL BED, h0ma
are aids, d r*v room
tsbw a 2 dtairs hu kVwr,
well units, all 886•-0732
NOT TUB, a apt. blue.
Ceder Cabinet with cover
1.5 years Old. EXCONWO
Condition. $3000. Maytag
Distwashar. brown. $100.
Sicknothel $30. CON 606•
7299.
SUPER SALE
Liner rips on replacing
-AN Pool Work -
SHARK POOL SERVICES
100.72 -SHARK
We take the BITE out of
No prices
Insurance clam welcome
TENT Trader, 1991. sleeps
6, 53600 7 piece oak din -
ng room set, $1450. Ken-
more washer 3 dryer, 4
years old. $475 905-571-
6685.
KENWOOD 200 watt
complete hone stereo sys-
tem. 5 Disc CO. dual cas-
sette, tower speakers. Rent
to own by phone from
$7.50/we9k. Call today
(905) 571-1413.
RCA 18' SATELLITE
DISH. digital soundlpicture,
remote. over 175 channels
to d4ose from RENT TO
OWN BY PHONE Only
$8 88/week Call 905-571-
1413
TOSHIBA 27- stereo tele-
vision Bonus 6 yr parts
and labour warranty No
money down Rent to own
by phone for as fiMe as
$6 00/week Call (905)
571-1413
TUPPERWARE - To buy
or sell call Judy Gorman
905-839-4535 (Sonnced
by Guard -Am Sales)
LOSE WEIGHT. lose 8-
100lbs starting now All
natural Ask howl 1-900-
881-6782
WASHERS dryers, tndge.
stove new and recondi.
boned, 5225 and up for re-
conditioned washer. $175
and upfor reconditioned
dryers 5175 and up for re-
conditioned trdges and
stoves. Also coin operatod
washer and dryers Ste-
phsnson's Furniture and
Appkanoes. 227 Court St.
Oshawa 576-7448
Articles
RE Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely.
Purchasing tumiture or an-
ything old Scientific instru-
ments. duns silveraciver-
tisng, toys. decays. dolls1
mak bottles. collections or
estates. Cam Robert (.tower
Ahbques (905) 655-8049
Brookln
ELECTRIC carpet stapler
gun and/or underpad sta-
War in good working condi-
bon. Please call 434-3976.
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
Voice Data System Cam
Fred at 576 -
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
Voice Data system Call
Fred at 576-9335
UNWANTED Scrap metal
picked up, fridges, stoves,
washers. dryers, cars.
trucks, etc. Cal (905)430-
9013.
WANTED - 2 pint pro-
parke ovens, 2 fryers,
shemig, alamn system, wst
Cot unit (fin exongirsher
system) 905-906-11067
batt; 905-263-8383 shop.
WANTED CAMERAS -
dd rdhin and glass. WAVI-
lery.rkct0acopas. lots-
ac0pp birioeuYrs and to -
Wed items. Clodis, watch -
p, furniture , anylhirg old.
432-,678.
CIAL ONLY $286 plus tax.
table-
dokvery. tree oshmates (30
FRIDGE AND STOVE,
yards) Norman 686-2314
3 yrs old. almond color,
CHAINSAW 11' Pioneer
black accents. Ken-
$75 Snowblower 5 hp.
more. excellent condition
more.
$175. Snowblower 8 no
Asking 5800 or trot offor.
MTD/w shsctnc stanor
1905) 619-2919
$500.. Lawn mower, is -
2 PIZZA OVENS (electric)
cobs". rear bag. $85.
make us an offer. Good
-Srork craft' Monarch cnb.
condiOon 905-966-1087
Iib new. $100. Gold Swi-
home.905-263-8303Shop,
vel rocker S30 723-3161
3 YR. old Kenmore washer
ar w 4.30 p m.
and dryer $800. verbal
COIN OPERATED pod
Winds- grey Seo: :ow port-
table. 4'x8' with bass and
a-pot0 540: 432-2514
cues One luke box NSM
366 COMPUTER, PACK-
With records. Both on site
ARD BELL color mondor.
and good conCrtiorn. Grog
with rower, and color print•
business opportunity.
or, asking $750 firm. Tee
$2500.432-2281
pnono 721-2093
COMPUTER, 486 mulh-
tea' CD Rom, speakers.
S DRAWER drsessrs.
rtiodam, sound card, 15'
Mque hutch. $125.
colour morkror with HP 4L
French Provincial $oh,
Latter printer. 2 yrs our.
$225. ErNartamwN can* s.
721-X9051.
$50. Sold gime bunk bads
COMPUTERS - New 406
W/"Md rossss, 5225. Dou-
OX 2/66 5599.. The next
ble box spring a Iwo
generation 686's 6X06-120
$75. Sots, $175. Duncan
with 6 speed CD rom's, 6
Fipha, 5250. Fish tanks a
mbgs rem, ex. $1.5515. Mult9-
stands. 2s-golon. $40.
rinedia packages complete
Gotha table. W5. TV, 20'.
intelled $119. used M's
$65.905-263-2191.
from $135. Every clings
fipe dinig
Computer
room twit sold waMhut
room suit,
ClearanceCenter, Dow -
Table extends from 40x58
^pwlp• 967-3069.
to 40x88. CM •werhimtia
DN6)IC MM SUITE,
Try Ultra -Tie
with Bleach
Available in
551b bag A 331b pail
Call Dorlo Ltd.
905-427-0257
JOHN DEERE garden
tractor 17 hp with 46- cut
!awn mower, $1,600. Also
entertainment unit, solid
Oak. $300.. 655-3183
LEATHER SOFA - black,
excellent condition, only 1
yr. old. $400 or best offer.
Please call 579-4132
MUSKOKA CHAIRS set-
tees, tete-a-tats, hand-
made, solid. pone and cedar
from $75 Call Wendy and
Jim, 725-1643.
MUST SELLI! 2 12- Crunch
bandpass box at $250 AM/
FM 7510 ALPINE tape deck
at $150. 4 channel. 25W
MAP MEI at $100. Pyramid
Gold series. 6OW tweeters
at $20 Can 427-1822
OAK barrels, rye 539-, rum
$39; planter barrels $15:
rain barrels $35. phone
263.8661
Oak table w/6 press back
chairs. perfect condition.
5925. Oak desk. wlleather
top, 5375. Antique side
board, table and 6 chairs.
$650 080 404-23221
404-2321.
OAK/PINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail prices" One
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
ged manufacturers is now
soling diced to the public
Eg oak pedestal table and
4 idhaa 5849 7 If double
pedestal and 6 chars
$1499, cannonball bods
four $399 Over 20 sten
cfhorces, all solid. no
veneers Traditional Wood-
working 9059858774
ONE ORIENTAL dining
room table $1.000 Flat bed
sgnrpmwnt Call after 6 p in
(905)263-2697
PIANO, YAMAHA Etfer-
na Series, console type.
with Dench, excelwnl con-
dition, fairly now, some
warranty Ion 52800. can
905.430-0665
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Please
excuse the mess will
renovabngt New and used
ponos. Not sure? Rom to
own. apt size, upright.
grand. digital. keyboards
All 1995 merchandise is-
duceir Telep Pian Works.
4331491
POOL (Snooker) table. V
stab. 4-17 x 9' sold oak
rale. natural hash. 2 cues.
set of balls, triangle. brush,
asking $1595 tet
(905)725.OW9
PRE -SUMMER SALE
Reconditioned air condi-
tioners. $199.99 6 up
Ape.0 kim t size freszor,
$150. Apartment size
washer a dryer, $500/se.
Sony camcorow. $450
Dresser, $50. Couch a
chair SK 5226. Stow. $75.
Colour TV, 20', $100. VCR.
$85. Table a 4 chairs.
$189.99. Dishwasher,
$149.99. Microwave,
$59.99. Law Dist player.
$300 a much more. Ask
about our 30 day gurarl
be. Cal RoddMwn Deeks
from 9:30am-bpm. 436-
1320.
723.0771. dark oak oval wda, 6
dham 7- apt aril d>ry ROCKY STRATIS Bike.
ANTI011ES - bio* wakwt kill* X00 0, aft OBW 27 12' allu usum barna, 1
dining Made, 4 ldrirs $445: (806) 420-3545 yr. old Ike now SM Call
wtlahtarhd $las (open); (WS)031-7849
ncod cabin( FOR SALE- a
$135; amok- ksndsa
aquiprmrq, bunk abs. SEI1118 la ftp.Garden
ling eabirht $115: Vnep- amus, Wo a bikyCws. Cal tractor, 44' blada. $1200.,
tM
beat rod$125: copper Otwiaarh eptrfloprn Can 721-,2991
boar $75: lete.Ihow dpi 905-e0s.Sm sflEOMAN r bent
$a5; unto b.ndh $55:
neapatkr holder $45; Abo
gag dubs, air con., $125;
Wwnmoww $65: now alae
ng $135: EIacMOkie Yet:
$96: dO mhkMW lies
ills. -1 $95; much
mon. 430-2050
ARTI Limited Edtions.
Thein Fla woia . EBzabMu
Barry, PraNstio nilly
framed, double maned.
Must SM, $125. 906-725-
3090.
BEAUTIFUL solid oak
skgw padpW table, 4
heritage prep back dhalrs,
excellent condition. as"
960.434-88.'35
BEDROOM SUITE, kks
Insist, $1200; 3 pr_ sofa,
iovaseat, chair, while,
$900; 29' TV $350; TV
cabinet $80; Cralgl6 $50;
HARDEN solid cherry low
boy Goddard c1nsL gwarh
4 paler bad, also dining
room est sak dhakr, and
mea. showroom. (905)
420-6635
HOSPITAL BED, h0ma
are aids, d r*v room
tsbw a 2 dtairs hu kVwr,
well units, all 886•-0732
NOT TUB, a apt. blue.
Ceder Cabinet with cover
1.5 years Old. EXCONWO
Condition. $3000. Maytag
Distwashar. brown. $100.
Sicknothel $30. CON 606•
7299.
SUPER SALE
Liner rips on replacing
-AN Pool Work -
SHARK POOL SERVICES
100.72 -SHARK
We take the BITE out of
No prices
Insurance clam welcome
TENT Trader, 1991. sleeps
6, 53600 7 piece oak din -
ng room set, $1450. Ken-
more washer 3 dryer, 4
years old. $475 905-571-
6685.
KENWOOD 200 watt
complete hone stereo sys-
tem. 5 Disc CO. dual cas-
sette, tower speakers. Rent
to own by phone from
$7.50/we9k. Call today
(905) 571-1413.
RCA 18' SATELLITE
DISH. digital soundlpicture,
remote. over 175 channels
to d4ose from RENT TO
OWN BY PHONE Only
$8 88/week Call 905-571-
1413
TOSHIBA 27- stereo tele-
vision Bonus 6 yr parts
and labour warranty No
money down Rent to own
by phone for as fiMe as
$6 00/week Call (905)
571-1413
TUPPERWARE - To buy
or sell call Judy Gorman
905-839-4535 (Sonnced
by Guard -Am Sales)
LOSE WEIGHT. lose 8-
100lbs starting now All
natural Ask howl 1-900-
881-6782
WASHERS dryers, tndge.
stove new and recondi.
boned, 5225 and up for re-
conditioned washer. $175
and upfor reconditioned
dryers 5175 and up for re-
conditioned trdges and
stoves. Also coin operatod
washer and dryers Ste-
phsnson's Furniture and
Appkanoes. 227 Court St.
Oshawa 576-7448
Articles
RE Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely.
Purchasing tumiture or an-
ything old Scientific instru-
ments. duns silveraciver-
tisng, toys. decays. dolls1
mak bottles. collections or
estates. Cam Robert (.tower
Ahbques (905) 655-8049
Brookln
ELECTRIC carpet stapler
gun and/or underpad sta-
War in good working condi-
bon. Please call 434-3976.
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
Voice Data System Cam
Fred at 576 -
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
Voice Data system Call
Fred at 576-9335
UNWANTED Scrap metal
picked up, fridges, stoves,
washers. dryers, cars.
trucks, etc. Cal (905)430-
9013.
WANTED - 2 pint pro-
parke ovens, 2 fryers,
shemig, alamn system, wst
Cot unit (fin exongirsher
system) 905-906-11067
batt; 905-263-8383 shop.
WANTED CAMERAS -
dd rdhin and glass. WAVI-
lery.rkct0acopas. lots-
ac0pp birioeuYrs and to -
Wed items. Clodis, watch -
p, furniture , anylhirg old.
432-,678.
CIAL ONLY $286 plus tax.
table-
WANTED, for big cash.
Marty one, sizes and styles
Royt Wiwon Chin with al
available. Also garage
ower Moa Iowrs for arOnf
and docks. 761 MW.AV fid
pile be or caws pals $250.
LIM 3, Pidwing For more
Breakfast sots $350. will
iia ae 906 618`2003
In wM. Cal Clad Jarmma
SOFA a 2 Chairs $325,
1-906-641-20W
low set a 2 dwis $225,
washer $135, bad sofa
PPa,
$250. 1 111th suite $186
spa
table a chess, $55, drpaers
$45 (Hadi, TV $110, desk
SW, many other items.
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
697-1316M.
16 x 24' rectangular Kayak
POOI includes dela a fenc�-
SOLID WOOD tads i
laws $4.985. Mat" tial Dy-
by -
chairs. Arib" dirhirg suite.
laws,' warranty. 1-a0O
Wicker col . dlsf, crass
64.
668-7564.4. Pickering/Ajax-
Gips co0se a end phone 416.798.7509.
Not TWk 4' men, oomplta tables. Dresser. desk with
with pump, $1500. Garden hutch. 2 dight tables. Fridge
hut, 8x8, still washer, a stow. 12000 STV A/C.
drysr, dishwasher, 5200 Professional weight equip
each. Bedroom st, drsp- mere. 18 ft. boat with 160 FAX YOUR ADS
sm desk, mint condition, mercury. MUST SELLIII
INTERNET SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579.4400
e , BOW"
FREE to a good home, two
cats alone or together. Call
905-420.3578 after 6pm.
PURE Bred Rottwedler
pups. 2 males. 4 females.
ready to go June 15th Call
(905)436-2258.
COLLIE pups for sale.
CKC-registered, eyes
checked. first shots. sable 8
WUe-merle, female/male.
ady
reto go now. Call (705)
277-2528.
BREEDING CKC regis-
tered Siberian Husky for
racing and show since
1986. available 3 female
puppies with blue eyes,
guaranteed, first shots, de-
womned, also some house-
trained adults Inquiries
(613)395-5578
HOMES NEEDED Kit-
tens with 1st booster adult
cats. many already spayed
or neutered: many mednxn
to large bred dogs awaiting
your call Pet suppler and
donations also welcome.
Call DURHAM ANIMAL
ADOPTION at 905-263-
8915
Automobiles
for Sal
1964 MERCURY PARK
LANE V8. automatic. 4
door. pt). ps. tow, roar
opens Stored winters cov-
er, brocnure. one owner.
$4900 905-683.1975
1973 DATSUN 2402, 2-
duor 6-kyl:nder started to
restore. can't keep moving.
550C 000 Cao 905-576-
9665
1961 'RANS AM. ps, pb.
pt. t pw, amttm Cass.
chase. t -cools stored for 5
yin 305 HO. Honeycomb
wneeis, new brakes and
exhaust. 107.000 x.,. no
winters. 90% on" pant
$1450 Cal 985-8985
1963 T -BIRD 2 ar. . power
steering power brakes.
%cod body good Ives.
selling as s St 250 420-
2815
1964 Fero only 107.000
kms standard rarwrr•ssuon.
Ibergilass body. no PAIL ex-
codent shape. $2495 certi-
fied or best offer Phone
404-4228
198S DODGE LANCER.
auto. 4 door hard+pis. prb.
anvfmn cassette 176 kms.
$1750 certifiedwell main-
tained Cal 668-9132
1965 Grand Am. automat-
ic. V& working condition,
$600 as is Cal (416)215-
3107 Bemard after 6pm
(905)506+--4892
1905 MONTE CARLO SS.
Florida car. 305 H.O. T -
tops, kAy loaded. mum see!
Corbled $7900. 080. 905-
725-3278.
1965Renault convertible,
auto., in excellent conch•
bon. Red with beige top.
$2900. 905-839-3020
leave message.
19" OLDS Deft 88.
loaded, nods sngine,
$950 or bed offer. Call
905-576-1765 Lou
1996 PONTIAC 0000
STATION WAGON, en-
gine and body in mird Con-
daiort. ce"NW. Asking
$2,795 or boll offer. 4201-
79 or 6713-7301
1696 Pontiac 6000 V6 au-
someliC, air, p.w., til $1495
carifi6d. 1985 Dodge 600,
4 kyl, aufomaie, air. p.w.,
$1295 Can. 404-9759.
1896 Pordsw Sunbird 4
door. auto. 73.000 km, ex-
ceNent cond., arNfrn as-
sets. recently Piet prooMd
$2500 csrtiked. 1986 Olds
Canis 4 door auto, 140.000
km,
.-fly loaded, excite"
Pinning car. looks excel-
lent, rust proofed. 52500
art. 433-1787.
1987 DODGE SHADOW
TURBO, 126,00(Ikms,
needs brakes, $2000. Cal
Steve 666-2692.
1968 PONTIAC 6000 LE,
V6, 4 door. euro, WC, pirw, p/
1, pfiL am lm cpsslM radio.
Instrument Cluster. Excel-
lent condition. 163,000
kms. hwy driven. $4000 un-
certified. Call 905-839--
am.
05-8391`8889.
1909 MERCURY TO-
PAZ, 4 cyi . air, new Ores.
excellent condition $4,200
certi. Also 1987 Plymouth
van, good condition.
$3.300 725-5729 after 5
p.m.
1909 Nissan Micra, 148k.
lady driven, auto, am/fm
cassette. 3 door, nuts good.
mechanically sound. Must
sell! Call (905)697-3337
message
1909 S-10 Pick Up -rick.
red 5 speed. 77K only, has
spoiler kit all around.
Chrome mag wheels,
dean. 56500 4905)831-
8729
1990 CHRYSLER LA -
BARON 4 door, A/C, leath-
er. loaded. low mileage.
needs some body work,
56000 060 Please leave
message 905-579-4479
1990 HONDA ACCORD
LX. while. 4 dr. 5 spd. air
con , cruise control. am/fmn
cassette. 148.000 km , very
dean' Can 905576-5204
with your offer
1991 FORD E250 ex-
tended cargo van Rebuilt
5.0 Irter engin. overdrive.
now tires and brakes, ex-
cellent condition. certified
57,200 432-2305 or 579-
4861 we
1993 MAZDA Protege
S E 5 -speed, air green.
power sunroof. spoiler.
130 000 hwy km. lady dn-
ven. one owner Ask -ng
$9.500 Call 905-432-
8127 Certified
1967 NOVA Gorolla) 4
ar tato 5 speed one
owner. nghway, driven.
new brakes amrlm cassette
stereo Economical . eebl-
lent running, wr,ll •main-
tained. $1500 combed
O B O call 905-72"'!04
GOOZILLA mewl C•r-
ticar Sall of the con -
fury. Peps may shock
you. 35 cowfrild, w
conditioned vehicles
og 33 Aneostar Spon tea
loaded $11.995 90 Astro
CL. loaded beauty.
59.495. 89 Grand Caravan
LE. Burgundy. loaded
56.995. 87 Blazer 4 x 4
loaded. mint. 57.495 ,V,92
Cavewr R S Coupe load -
ad. V-6. 501.495. 90 Fire-
bird, black. 'loaded T -tops.
58.850. 87 Toyota Torcei.
auto. 4 dr. wow 53.995. 89
Mazda 323 Auto. high kms.
A-1 S2.295 87 Celebrity
Euro. loaded, nice $4.9%.
85 CadC1 Seville. koodwd.
mint 54.595. 84 Celebrity
Perfect . only 52.995 Car -
bear Auto. Center. 155
King St w., At Midtown
040.
$79.2006 Open
Sunday. Be Then(!
GREAT ON GAS' 1967 VW
Gulf. gas. 5 spa..
183.000kms. well main -
rained. body 8 interior in
excellent condition. Asbng
52700. Call John 438-
0737
1901 SIO EXTENDED
CAB, 129, KM, 5 Speed. 6
cyl., $5,995.. 1988 Cav"or.
130 km. $3.995.. 1990 Ply-
mouth Acclaim, auto, at,
$4.995.. 1966 Buick Can-
tu. 110 km. $3.896. 1967
Camaro, auto, $3,695.,
1906 Merc. Topaz, oogk 75
km. 53.495.. 1986 Ford
F150. 95 km. 6 cyl.. auto,
53.995.. 1988 Ch"Itor
Now Yorker, 'loaded':
55.295.. 1992 Plymokith
Caravan 140 K, $10,200.
1906 Okla Cussom Cruiser
Wagon. 7 pass., 129, lm,
53,495., 1985 full size
Blazer 4 x 4, loaded.
$4.495. Many a,tifiI ars
under 53.000. Financing
Avail" ildONM i
W*o Atha. 296 Dttad66
SL w., WAilby "s-
3961.
1901 Z24 5 -speed, air,
anYlrn cass., 110,000 krrL,
$8500. art. 1996 Honda
Civic DX auto, 3 dr. hAc h-
bodL fight Will dark Wue
inlenor. $4650. CAIN Dave
57fh8130.
Aubmobin
WN led
A • A TOWN& Pay $50-
$5000 cash for used a
scrap ars a trucks. 24 his.
7 days. Call 9054WS003
or 905.706-5234; 30 min.
service.
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PAfpE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 2.1"6
'
Autoffillkiles Apartments Apartments ApartRteftb Houses Totltmhou$ea Florida Yfllfl)d011 PrhralM Floor
Wftd Motorryt:ies I „ For RttIM For Rent For Rent ,, For Rent For ReMIS, RMIIWM ForSNe
AUTOMOBILES and
trucks wanted for scrap.
Any condition, arty age.
tree removal in the Durham
Region, cash paid. Also
needed, 75 to '87 Chev or
GMC pickup for parts. Call
anytime, Oshawa 431-
0407
CARS FOR CASHI We
buy used vehicles. Vehi-
cles must be in running
condition.. Call 427-2415
or come to 479 Bal St.
East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO
SALES.
WANTED - Long box for
1985 Ford F150 10on (no
rust). good condition. 432-
2281.
Trucks
for Sale
199QL CHEV Cheyenne,
red. .000 ongmal kms .
305 v-8. auto, box liner
$9500 Call 728-6490
1991 BLAZER 4X4, loaded
with options, like new
84.000 miles Certified
Asking $15485 Call 905-
438-1641
1993 BLAZER 4X4, load-
ed with options. like new.
98.000 mikes Certified
Asking $18.300. 905-438-
164•
vanst
1 4 wheelDrive
1993 ASTRO van. 2 torte
blue 110000 km . 4 cap-
tains seats. one rear bench
Loaded Mint condition
$12.500 905-940-8015
days. 905-889.6667 eve
K%111 Trailers
1977 29FT Travekner
trailer sleeps 6. prime lot.
Sandaraska Park. 20 min
N/E of Oshawa 8'x'0'
deck awning. shed
Sill 905-430-8264
196t' GOLDEN FAL-
CON Trader fc• sale
Grandview Park. Buckhorn
Lake / hr from Oshawa
36 x 12 fun length tip out 2
bedrooms, full kitchen,
indigo stow. microwave 3
PC bath New deck with
awning BBQ and tool
shed 520.000 Can (905)
4332465
SOFT 2ledroom trielor w;
large add-on roorn/shmd'
dock Large private lot by
nwr Many recent up-
760-. minutes from Bow-
mamnae Call 697-0497
544,900
1909 PARK MODEL
trailer on beautiful lot, 36 tt
35 inn N of Oshawa. ions
of extras AIC. now shed.
small boat. etc $16.500
OBO 905-723-7020
R MAI uto Parts
& pApairs
PR BB Chev Oval Port
Heads open chamber 2 19-
188 Manley 5.5 Valves
1.5-464omer, spnngs. studs.
guideplates all now 800
firm. Complete Mustang II
spindles with tears dug ro-
tors. calipers. pads and
flexhoses. 5 x 4-1/2 B.S.
porkkt for stremt rod or race
I car 10 milas since now.
$500 firm. Weekdays 106
432-1304 Rob
TOP QUALITY parts for
Por4p F k. LeiWhar
T -top carrier, whieml caps,
trunk cover, pus other ac-
assones. Call len
(905)579-7167.
OfI01'CyCies
1971 BSA 250, two for
sale. one restored. one
roadworthy pus sane
ports. Cal Colin days 805
6864/29.
1991 Kawasaki HS -250
Nnja motor in standard
chassis. 7600 km., excel-
lent performance. Low in-
surance. $3295 certified
with helmet, cover,
als. 728-2044.
r;
HARLEY DAVIDSON
1979 XLS: mint condition,
one owner, never seen
rain, stored off wheels.
4,600 original miles.
$11,000. Call 571-1364 af-
ter 4 p.m.
YAMAHA MAXIM, X750,
excellent condition, low
KMS, asking $1500, Work
out Gym, good condition,
best offer, call John, (4-8)
683-4587
Marine
1 12FT Spnngbock boat.
trailer b 7.5hp Mercury out-
board motor. Fish finder in-
cluded. $1.000 Please call
(705)277-3470.
161t. STARCRAFT fibre-
glass boat 8 trader 75Hp
Manner. electric dbwnng-
gers. new battery. At con-
dition. $5800 24FT. trailer,
sleeps 8. 3 -piece bath. etc.
$4800 905434-6954
196- THOMPSON 165
I'O full camper top, new
windows and screens. on
Cautions trader. Asking
$11.500 Also Truck box
liner and tool box full size.
CTC top d the line Asking
$175 each 905-668-0975
after 6 p m
1995 HYDRA SPORT,
171 WALLEYE. 130 HP
Johnson. Bow Mount troll -
ng motor. 2 Fish Faders.
Baitwell, Lnewell stereo.
17.500 call 623-9107
1996 14 h. Aluminum Leg.
end Deep V Wide Body
Fishing boat with 1996 20
rip Manner and 1996 trail-
er. only 2 hours running
tae on motor Everyll"
brand new includes life
jackets and paddle $4000
firm Call Don 905-623-
761a
'of your Used boat
We buy and sea
boats. For pickup and
lekvfery Call Bill Or
Brian at
IL -NQ
7333434
Recreational
UP Vehicles
SLIDE -IN Camper for
sale. 1979 Wolvenns,
Badger. 3 -way fridge. 3 -
burner stoveloven. furnace.
steeps 4, toilet. queen -size
bad. excellent condition.
52990 576-0611
ApFor Rent trim
1, a 2 Bedroom apts in
Oshawa and Bowmaninj
Starting at $600/month,
fndgm 8 stove included.
with laundry facilities No
Pott Call (905) 434-2407
DOWNTOWN OSHAWA,
36 Athol St Two bedroom
apartment, $795 all inclu-
sive. Call 723-4776 Car-
man
2 -BEDROOM apartment
n duplex, laundry. parking,
yard, new Wilson Rd d 401
n Oshawa, Non-smoker/ro
pets preferred. $625 plus
hydro. Available July 1
432-3250
213 bedroom SPOUnents. 8
story building, dose to
Schools, library. South GM
plerd Available virmadiate-
ly and Nov. 428-6328 1-
7pm for appontinerrL
3 BEDROOM, 1 tr2 batt,
1.400 sq. R 2 storey. downn-
Wall Whltby, completely W
done 0900 per mo. Option
to buy. 686-3890
34WJX OOM twin floor
deist apartment, large
Itdchon, living, dnirg, 4 pc.
bath, garage. fenced yard.
apple-. sfhappirg Cen-
tre area, 726-5570.
AJAX - cozy one barroom
basenriarit apt., stove,
fridge. laundry fill non-
smoker, $520 inclusive.
686-3201
686-0841 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
AJAX OXFORD TOWERS
Sciaaous apartments. quiet
building. close to shopping.
401. GO. Pod, sauna. 2.3
bedrooms available June
1 st/July tat 905.683-
8571. (unlit 7 30 P m )
AJAX- Harwood/
Clements. man floor a
house. 2 bedroom, large
Inning room, modem kitch-
en, garage. Large lot
Laundry, July 1st No -
smoking $850 + 1/2 ut*-
ties Call 686-4703
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, n Whitby Apt
budding.. spacious. carpet -
ad, newly painted. wim bal-
cony. close to bus. Shop-
ping. all utilities included.
fast / list required, no pots.
1 bedroom $650. 2 bed -
$750 call 430-0134
AVAILABLE JULY 1, S
-ishawa. 2 bedroom base-
--ent apt $600 month in-
.!udos utilities. cable. use
Df yard call Pole. 432-7381
BAY RIDGES
Legal.hre Dept approved
1 btlrm bsmt apt. 4 clow
4000.. pm. ent. i1 Laundry.
4 Dc bath. bright eat -in
Ill dean wmew pant 8
carpet, gas fireplace, no
smokers. no pets Avail
hole 1 $625 plus utilities
531-7239
CIVIC/O.C. area Clean 1
bedroom basement. laun-
dry, parking, cable. Avail-
able immediately $450./
inclusive Call 434-0644
CLEAN 2 -bedroom apert-
ments available nnmle-
dLatey Come 10 downtown.
O.0 Starring at 5650 Cam
404-0905.
FON RENT - 1 and 2 bad-
room
ob
room apt in the Georgian
Mansions. starting at $716
Just north d Extendicare
Phone 579-9016
FURNISHED BASE-
MENT BACHELOR
SSW per month, al inclu-
sive Immediate Appkanc-
as. laundry facilites. near
PTC and bus stop No pmts.
non smoker, (905) 837-
0028
HARWOOO/YORK, Irge 3
bdrm man 8 2nd floor of
rhower Ihonxsm, w/o to POW
yfd. 3 btu, 4 appl. storage.
pkg. $975 irw ksive. Reality -
Pro Mgmt. 433-0270
HWy2fiRESTrEY, bright,
luxury 2-bdrrn
basement
lip inmenji. $operate en-
trants, laundry, no pats!
smoking. appliances. 0780
i June 1/ July 1,
(� 1428 references
LARGE 2 bedroom, sage
fate entrance PiOklning,
$700 month ubm ma in-
cluded. non-smoker. Aved.
able July 1tt after 4 til
686-8783.
LARGE one bedroom plus
loft. besulihll country
home. central Oshawa. 5
app.. No smoky pas. .
Prmft enhance, 5795/ ria.
inclusive. June 8. 579-
3277.
AJAX - NEWLY fw-#t-
OSHAWA 2 bedroom,
$690 in apt building in-
cludes heat. hydro, ap-
pliances. laundry on site
Convenient to 401 and city
bus routes 433.0677
OSHAWA Lakefront,
bnght 2 -bedroom lower
apartment, large lot, laun-
dry. parking. no pets. avail-
able mmediate4y. $650
Plus ubkbes. call color 1-
705-878.3871 or 1.705-
324-5587
THE NONOUON, Pres-
t9ous North Oshawa One
Two and Throe bedroom
apartments. starting at
$540 ndusrve Except ca-
ble Pay parking and laun-
dry facilities. 723 2094
OSHAWA. 2 bedroom.
bsmt Close to O/C. spa-
cious, Clow. $675 orciu-
srve. Avail Julyt, Mature
working single or couple.
non smokers. no pees. first /
Lost ref. 571-0282
OSHAWA. roan 1 bed-
room basement .4 pc bah.
separate entrance. cable,
utilities. air included Nom
smoker. firstAast S55W
month Available wm,rmo-
dwmly 404-6335
OSHAWA. close to GM,
newer building, 1. 2. 3 -
bedroom apartments. 905-
438-0229
OSHAWA, small 1 bed-
room basement now O C .
4 appliances. parking, July
S47S'month. plus 1/3
ubliles, firstAiSt. rokwom-
es (905)584-1581
Oshawa- Upper two bed-
room. $725. Lower 1 bed.
room. $625 Separate on-
trarKas, now park schools
6 lake Uhl w,Ckided 1211
lasVref 404-40531daysl or
(705IM-0764
PICKEIRteG - sea con-
tained basement apt.. bad -
SO" room, tug kitchen, 4
pc. bath. $550 inclusive
Street parking. shared on -
trance. sunt single 905-
839-6711
PICKERNG - one bed-
room bwa rand apt. 2 w
phances, stood laundry.
rattier Opt, public transit.
Single working person. No
pets. $550 trcl sive. First/
last/rNerences. 905-420-
9171
PICKERaaG - Three
bodroom upper lakes d
hanaSI150 . Irz utilities.
use d braary.rd. aursfable
July let., attar 6 p.m. (905)
-7767
PICKERING- now Woo 1
bedroom basement apt. 4
pisco bath, full Motion. air
eondawnng. Separate en -
francs, no pas.
$800 wxkmve. Cal ( )
4245808.
NORTH Sa1COE-
Oshawa, m Russet. Nice 2-
bedioom n newlyrerdaled
12-plex, hardwood floors,
paAtng, Cable, wur4ry
faciiYas. July 1/ Aug.1.
SSW+ M'o'o. 576-2882
SOUTH OSHAWA, 275
Ww*woai St. W., large 1,
2,-badroonr, dose b bus-
es. �ppig. available ilio-
MK%tmy, $550. 0850 a
up . trigs. stove. heal hy-
dro parking. 1st Asst raw
menu- AJAX Brand new legal 1 ad - separate entrance, 2- qured. no pets. 434-5183
bedroom basement apt,ful bedroom, basement, stash
-
kitchen. new appliances, or. dry-, fridge. stove, mi.SOUTH PICKERING-
INSURANCE:
Open 9 to 9 by appt.
Monday to Saturday
Motorcycle, Auto, and
Very cornpetative.
property rates.
till JOrta!-DOoMy
kwmwwwo BIokw
4pc bath, laundry,parking, crowave, security system,
central vadair, separate da. civ. 1 parking spot
entrance.Avail immediately, dose to GO bus stop, utill-
non-smoker,no pets.$675/ ties included. 1200 sq. ft.
month Includes utilities. $905/month, first/last re -
(905) 428-2833 quired July 1st. (416) 298-
6964
Whites d Bayy 1 bdrm
bsmt apt., separate en-
trance, cable, wakout. 1st 8
Last . $650 inclusive. Imme-
diate. ref. a must.
(905)831-8571
AJAX NORTH, 2 bed- PICKERING, SPACIOUS
room basement apartment. OSHAWA 2 bedroom 2 -bedroom basement
separate entrance, laundry, apartment, available at 888 apartment, all inclusive,
all inclusive One car and 900 Glen St.. Gose to near mall. Fndge, stove,
park- washer, dryer. No pets, no
. 94 � MA11119• S7S4 VC6 . M�►iods. shopping and G.M. smoking. $650irronth. .
aMelabll •+ 4nwntie6elely LIWiYed. 4Mb+" "Slaw.
JtYte`1• .^flf3Nall
- "` - 427-2922. 9a.m. - 8 D ml rewired.
Q1721949W. 905-619 9634
WESTNEYMwy2/401.
new 1 -bedroom w/o base-
ment apartment, backyard
level, hving/dining, kitchen,
4 -piece bath. 5 appliances.
central air, parking, $650in-
clusive. 428-8752. Credit
check
WHITBY 3 bedroom bun-
galow on Hwy 2. west of
Raglan St., large fenced
backyard. separate garage.
separate workshop. 5850
plus utilities. Available im-
mediately 728-2255
WHITBY. 1 -bedroom
bnght basement apartment.
fireplace. hardwood floors,
separate entrance, non-
smoker, no pets. $600 in-
clusive Call 905-728-
1254
WHITBY, 2 -bedroom, 2
baths. main floor laundry
room, newly renovated.
parking. $850 plus hydro.
(905)839-6398
WHITBY, well-1Mpt 2 -bed-
room basement apartrsint
in triplex. separate en-
trance. appliances, laundry
fatuities. references. $650
+ utilities. Immediate pos-
session Willy Real Estate.
683-8661
WHITBY- 1 small bed-
room basement apt Suit-
able for mature person,
Available immi o "ly
Call 1-905-509.9913
WHITBY. t bedroom in six
Alex avail immmed. $545
month. utilities included.
first 8 last, walk to town
905.623-2200
WMTSY! Not your basic
1 bedm apt Walk To GO.
includes laundry. parking.
utilities. C/A, etc No -pets.
avail July 1st 5600 /mo
905-430-2663
WHY rant when you can
own your own horns for
less that, you thankIi' Cao
Dow Haycock Sales Rep
Astmax Summit Realty
(1991) Ltd. (906) 668-3800
or (905) 666-3211
Houses
For Rent
$1 Absolute Affordable'
Why Rents Own your Home
from $799/month (utilities
included) No Down pay-
ment? Call Mel! Mark Sta-
pley Salem Rep Sunon
Group Excel Rwry 571-
6275 or 1-800-840.6275
1 AAbr�utr AM v,Lble'
t1r90 ISATB
TOU CANNOT
AFlIORD"
1KJT A NKNJW.
Mortgage payments
3-& Son $67W"M
36r bli gslow $70fie+
3-8r Jr Exec $96"0
PAMHD-0vm Avail"
la anew M1 7 OW
Gla earllo p t7 Call INI
sn;s7s
1N�N-ir:7f
MARK STAPLEY
Saks Rep. Sutwo Gril
F&A Reality tali:.
IST CHOICE
AFFOIDABLE HOLES I
WHY REN" BUY!
NO down payltterM,
No problem!
Let five show you flow )
Mat Pay. $700 OAC.
Caul Thoom C. Foe
Saha
ft Banta Accord
RMlly UIL 575at11
bedrooms. 21X10 sq. ft.,
main floor laundry. upper
level. 3 baths, appliances,
garage, deck. $1100. plus
utilities 831-9500 Dennis
Morgan.
CLEAN semi -quiet family
area. Gibb/Stevenson
(Osh). 3 bdr. 1 112 baths.
5855. + utilities. EI. heat,
ref. Aug 1. A must see. 416
261-6571
IMMACULATE 3 bed-
room semi (gas heated) in
northeast Oshawa. Rec
room, storage Shed, work-
shop. fenced yard. paved
drive. walk to schools. pos-
sible long term lease. July 1
or Aug. 1/96 $939 plus
utilities (first/last) 905-965-
9978
LARGE 4 bedroom- ap-
pliances. fireplace, avail-
able August. $1000/mo
plus utilities Courtice 436-
7821
NICE 4 bedroom home on
The Lake. $875.00 plus
utilities, first 8 last required
Phone 728-1960 . 613-
5462260.
OSHAWA Upper duplex
extra large 2 bedroom 1200
sq. ft. master bedroom has
walkout to balcony. 5 ap-
pkances. newly decorated.
$849 per mo utilities in-
cluded. Available July 1St
571-2757
OSHAWA Centra aria - 4
bdrm . 2 storey semi.
basement excluded, 1.5
baths. appts.. parking.
fenced yard. walkout deck
Avail July 1., $875/m" .
2/3 ud. Call (905) 584-
1581
OSHAWA- Bright. spaaoks
3 bdrm sant. avMable July
1st. Clomo to schools,
shopping, hospital. $10501
mot 0 + utibbee. Cal 430-
8800 after 6pm.
PICKERING (Brock/401)
Newer. Clean. 3 bedroom. 3
beau, garage. $995 . uArl-
has 9054686-1575
PICKERING - Jury $900
+ 3 bedroom main floor. A/
C. skylight, w/O to dock. sap
laundry. Require working
coupte with income above
545.000 420-1280
PICKERING, large 4-bod-
room home. 3000 sq ft,
central air, short or long
term. $12991month. Also 1 -
bedroom walkout baso -
Mont apartment. 5575/
month. Available July 1
686-4718.
PICKERt/1G- 3 bedroom,
5 appliances, a/c, fireplace.
Pool. dose to GO. $1200 +
uti. Available July 15th.
Cal 831 -W72., 683--3333
SOUTH Ajax. renovated
bungalow, quit street,
fenced IOL soil mmuo pmo-
pie. finished basement.
$1075/month+utilities. Call
427-5254.
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom
townhouse, In well rnaln-
talned fartMy owiplex.
Indudes all utilities, 4 w
pliances, parking, dose to
schools and all amenities.
122 Colborne
SL E. Oshawa
For appl. 434-3972
WHITBY 3 BEDROOM
air conditioned townhouse,
including outdoor swim-
ming pool facilities, avail-
able immediately $1,000
per mo. + leave message
576-1250
WHITBY, spacious garden
townhouse 3 bedroom
Patio off family room. Ga-
rage Playground. Near
amenities. $950 Available
immediately. 668-8110.
Rooms
for Rent
AJAX, unfurnished large
single room , shared faCdi-
tes, separate entrance.
$170. biweekly. 683-5088.
AJAX- Westney/HWY 2
responsible working female
for t bedroom with private
bath n clean home. $375.
Non-smoker No pets. ref.
erences
CLEAN, BRIGHT
house, Oklahoma
& whites Rd.
rooms for rent,
per week or
month only.
420-0042
NEWLY -DECORATED
extra -large furnished room
for clean, quiet person.
Coding, near bus, close to
Durham Col". $225 and
up monthly Call 905-728-
4845
ATTENTION Snowbirds
PRIVATE SALE single
STEPS to Petticoat Creek, 3 -BEDROOM bungalow,
dwelling home. Great otin-
ALBY COURT
beautiful brand new base- fireplace, gas haat, fridge,
ment apartment. separate stove, near schools d
condo, close to famous
droom apartments in
entrance, share laundry, parks, $950/month plus
parking. quiet non-smoking utilities, available imme-
room, walk -out deck.
cuzzi, BBQ, private yard,
single, first/fast, references, diately. Call 434.6691 or
available now For info and
ding. Air conditioning,
$600/month Available (905)242-3101
bath, lots of space, nip
Fbroadloom,2 appliances, laundry
June 15. Call Penny 831- 3 -BEDROOM house.
2822. leave massage. available July 1, laundry,
Townhouse!
u.
Non-anioker. $650 indu-
TWO bedroom basement parking quiet street, tenant
Sift, 9054*6-8=
nd underground park-
apartment. Rossland a in basement. $850 plus hy-
yr mininxan ieew$1450 +
COURTICE - 3 bedrooms,
Thidkson area, quiet neigh- dro, first/last, references.
�
ed. From $743-$843.
borhood. private entrance. Desirable Ajax area (416)
$695 inclusive. Call 666- 224-0959.
0651.
. %D9kands.. (4161 283-
3050 AJAX - July 1 clean 4
213 bedroom SPOUnents. 8
story building, dose to
Schools, library. South GM
plerd Available virmadiate-
ly and Nov. 428-6328 1-
7pm for appontinerrL
3 BEDROOM, 1 tr2 batt,
1.400 sq. R 2 storey. downn-
Wall Whltby, completely W
done 0900 per mo. Option
to buy. 686-3890
34WJX OOM twin floor
deist apartment, large
Itdchon, living, dnirg, 4 pc.
bath, garage. fenced yard.
apple-. sfhappirg Cen-
tre area, 726-5570.
AJAX - cozy one barroom
basenriarit apt., stove,
fridge. laundry fill non-
smoker, $520 inclusive.
686-3201
686-0841 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
AJAX OXFORD TOWERS
Sciaaous apartments. quiet
building. close to shopping.
401. GO. Pod, sauna. 2.3
bedrooms available June
1 st/July tat 905.683-
8571. (unlit 7 30 P m )
AJAX- Harwood/
Clements. man floor a
house. 2 bedroom, large
Inning room, modem kitch-
en, garage. Large lot
Laundry, July 1st No -
smoking $850 + 1/2 ut*-
ties Call 686-4703
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, n Whitby Apt
budding.. spacious. carpet -
ad, newly painted. wim bal-
cony. close to bus. Shop-
ping. all utilities included.
fast / list required, no pots.
1 bedroom $650. 2 bed -
$750 call 430-0134
AVAILABLE JULY 1, S
-ishawa. 2 bedroom base-
--ent apt $600 month in-
.!udos utilities. cable. use
Df yard call Pole. 432-7381
BAY RIDGES
Legal.hre Dept approved
1 btlrm bsmt apt. 4 clow
4000.. pm. ent. i1 Laundry.
4 Dc bath. bright eat -in
Ill dean wmew pant 8
carpet, gas fireplace, no
smokers. no pets Avail
hole 1 $625 plus utilities
531-7239
CIVIC/O.C. area Clean 1
bedroom basement. laun-
dry, parking, cable. Avail-
able immediately $450./
inclusive Call 434-0644
CLEAN 2 -bedroom apert-
ments available nnmle-
dLatey Come 10 downtown.
O.0 Starring at 5650 Cam
404-0905.
FON RENT - 1 and 2 bad-
room
ob
room apt in the Georgian
Mansions. starting at $716
Just north d Extendicare
Phone 579-9016
FURNISHED BASE-
MENT BACHELOR
SSW per month, al inclu-
sive Immediate Appkanc-
as. laundry facilites. near
PTC and bus stop No pmts.
non smoker, (905) 837-
0028
HARWOOO/YORK, Irge 3
bdrm man 8 2nd floor of
rhower Ihonxsm, w/o to POW
yfd. 3 btu, 4 appl. storage.
pkg. $975 irw ksive. Reality -
Pro Mgmt. 433-0270
HWy2fiRESTrEY, bright,
luxury 2-bdrrn
basement
lip inmenji. $operate en-
trants, laundry, no pats!
smoking. appliances. 0780
i June 1/ July 1,
(� 1428 references
LARGE 2 bedroom, sage
fate entrance PiOklning,
$700 month ubm ma in-
cluded. non-smoker. Aved.
able July 1tt after 4 til
686-8783.
LARGE one bedroom plus
loft. besulihll country
home. central Oshawa. 5
app.. No smoky pas. .
Prmft enhance, 5795/ ria.
inclusive. June 8. 579-
3277.
AJAX - NEWLY fw-#t-
OSHAWA 2 bedroom,
$690 in apt building in-
cludes heat. hydro, ap-
pliances. laundry on site
Convenient to 401 and city
bus routes 433.0677
OSHAWA Lakefront,
bnght 2 -bedroom lower
apartment, large lot, laun-
dry. parking. no pets. avail-
able mmediate4y. $650
Plus ubkbes. call color 1-
705-878.3871 or 1.705-
324-5587
THE NONOUON, Pres-
t9ous North Oshawa One
Two and Throe bedroom
apartments. starting at
$540 ndusrve Except ca-
ble Pay parking and laun-
dry facilities. 723 2094
OSHAWA. 2 bedroom.
bsmt Close to O/C. spa-
cious, Clow. $675 orciu-
srve. Avail Julyt, Mature
working single or couple.
non smokers. no pees. first /
Lost ref. 571-0282
OSHAWA. roan 1 bed-
room basement .4 pc bah.
separate entrance. cable,
utilities. air included Nom
smoker. firstAast S55W
month Available wm,rmo-
dwmly 404-6335
OSHAWA. close to GM,
newer building, 1. 2. 3 -
bedroom apartments. 905-
438-0229
OSHAWA, small 1 bed-
room basement now O C .
4 appliances. parking, July
S47S'month. plus 1/3
ubliles, firstAiSt. rokwom-
es (905)584-1581
Oshawa- Upper two bed-
room. $725. Lower 1 bed.
room. $625 Separate on-
trarKas, now park schools
6 lake Uhl w,Ckided 1211
lasVref 404-40531daysl or
(705IM-0764
PICKEIRteG - sea con-
tained basement apt.. bad -
SO" room, tug kitchen, 4
pc. bath. $550 inclusive
Street parking. shared on -
trance. sunt single 905-
839-6711
PICKERNG - one bed-
room bwa rand apt. 2 w
phances, stood laundry.
rattier Opt, public transit.
Single working person. No
pets. $550 trcl sive. First/
last/rNerences. 905-420-
9171
PICKERaaG - Three
bodroom upper lakes d
hanaSI150 . Irz utilities.
use d braary.rd. aursfable
July let., attar 6 p.m. (905)
-7767
PICKERING- now Woo 1
bedroom basement apt. 4
pisco bath, full Motion. air
eondawnng. Separate en -
francs, no pas.
$800 wxkmve. Cal ( )
4245808.
NORTH Sa1COE-
Oshawa, m Russet. Nice 2-
bedioom n newlyrerdaled
12-plex, hardwood floors,
paAtng, Cable, wur4ry
faciiYas. July 1/ Aug.1.
SSW+ M'o'o. 576-2882
SOUTH OSHAWA, 275
Ww*woai St. W., large 1,
2,-badroonr, dose b bus-
es. �ppig. available ilio-
MK%tmy, $550. 0850 a
up . trigs. stove. heal hy-
dro parking. 1st Asst raw
menu- AJAX Brand new legal 1 ad - separate entrance, 2- qured. no pets. 434-5183
bedroom basement apt,ful bedroom, basement, stash
-
kitchen. new appliances, or. dry-, fridge. stove, mi.SOUTH PICKERING-
INSURANCE:
Open 9 to 9 by appt.
Monday to Saturday
Motorcycle, Auto, and
Very cornpetative.
property rates.
till JOrta!-DOoMy
kwmwwwo BIokw
4pc bath, laundry,parking, crowave, security system,
central vadair, separate da. civ. 1 parking spot
entrance.Avail immediately, dose to GO bus stop, utill-
non-smoker,no pets.$675/ ties included. 1200 sq. ft.
month Includes utilities. $905/month, first/last re -
(905) 428-2833 quired July 1st. (416) 298-
6964
Whites d Bayy 1 bdrm
bsmt apt., separate en-
trance, cable, wakout. 1st 8
Last . $650 inclusive. Imme-
diate. ref. a must.
(905)831-8571
AJAX NORTH, 2 bed- PICKERING, SPACIOUS
room basement apartment. OSHAWA 2 bedroom 2 -bedroom basement
separate entrance, laundry, apartment, available at 888 apartment, all inclusive,
all inclusive One car and 900 Glen St.. Gose to near mall. Fndge, stove,
park- washer, dryer. No pets, no
. 94 � MA11119• S7S4 VC6 . M�►iods. shopping and G.M. smoking. $650irronth. .
aMelabll •+ 4nwntie6elely LIWiYed. 4Mb+" "Slaw.
JtYte`1• .^flf3Nall
- "` - 427-2922. 9a.m. - 8 D ml rewired.
Q1721949W. 905-619 9634
WESTNEYMwy2/401.
new 1 -bedroom w/o base-
ment apartment, backyard
level, hving/dining, kitchen,
4 -piece bath. 5 appliances.
central air, parking, $650in-
clusive. 428-8752. Credit
check
WHITBY 3 bedroom bun-
galow on Hwy 2. west of
Raglan St., large fenced
backyard. separate garage.
separate workshop. 5850
plus utilities. Available im-
mediately 728-2255
WHITBY. 1 -bedroom
bnght basement apartment.
fireplace. hardwood floors,
separate entrance, non-
smoker, no pets. $600 in-
clusive Call 905-728-
1254
WHITBY, 2 -bedroom, 2
baths. main floor laundry
room, newly renovated.
parking. $850 plus hydro.
(905)839-6398
WHITBY, well-1Mpt 2 -bed-
room basement apartrsint
in triplex. separate en-
trance. appliances, laundry
fatuities. references. $650
+ utilities. Immediate pos-
session Willy Real Estate.
683-8661
WHITBY- 1 small bed-
room basement apt Suit-
able for mature person,
Available immi o "ly
Call 1-905-509.9913
WHITBY. t bedroom in six
Alex avail immmed. $545
month. utilities included.
first 8 last, walk to town
905.623-2200
WMTSY! Not your basic
1 bedm apt Walk To GO.
includes laundry. parking.
utilities. C/A, etc No -pets.
avail July 1st 5600 /mo
905-430-2663
WHY rant when you can
own your own horns for
less that, you thankIi' Cao
Dow Haycock Sales Rep
Astmax Summit Realty
(1991) Ltd. (906) 668-3800
or (905) 666-3211
Houses
For Rent
$1 Absolute Affordable'
Why Rents Own your Home
from $799/month (utilities
included) No Down pay-
ment? Call Mel! Mark Sta-
pley Salem Rep Sunon
Group Excel Rwry 571-
6275 or 1-800-840.6275
1 AAbr�utr AM v,Lble'
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Mortgage payments
3-& Son $67W"M
36r bli gslow $70fie+
3-8r Jr Exec $96"0
PAMHD-0vm Avail"
la anew M1 7 OW
Gla earllo p t7 Call INI
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MARK STAPLEY
Saks Rep. Sutwo Gril
F&A Reality tali:.
IST CHOICE
AFFOIDABLE HOLES I
WHY REN" BUY!
NO down payltterM,
No problem!
Let five show you flow )
Mat Pay. $700 OAC.
Caul Thoom C. Foe
Saha
ft Banta Accord
RMlly UIL 575at11
bedrooms. 21X10 sq. ft.,
main floor laundry. upper
level. 3 baths, appliances,
garage, deck. $1100. plus
utilities 831-9500 Dennis
Morgan.
CLEAN semi -quiet family
area. Gibb/Stevenson
(Osh). 3 bdr. 1 112 baths.
5855. + utilities. EI. heat,
ref. Aug 1. A must see. 416
261-6571
IMMACULATE 3 bed-
room semi (gas heated) in
northeast Oshawa. Rec
room, storage Shed, work-
shop. fenced yard. paved
drive. walk to schools. pos-
sible long term lease. July 1
or Aug. 1/96 $939 plus
utilities (first/last) 905-965-
9978
LARGE 4 bedroom- ap-
pliances. fireplace, avail-
able August. $1000/mo
plus utilities Courtice 436-
7821
NICE 4 bedroom home on
The Lake. $875.00 plus
utilities, first 8 last required
Phone 728-1960 . 613-
5462260.
OSHAWA Upper duplex
extra large 2 bedroom 1200
sq. ft. master bedroom has
walkout to balcony. 5 ap-
pkances. newly decorated.
$849 per mo utilities in-
cluded. Available July 1St
571-2757
OSHAWA Centra aria - 4
bdrm . 2 storey semi.
basement excluded, 1.5
baths. appts.. parking.
fenced yard. walkout deck
Avail July 1., $875/m" .
2/3 ud. Call (905) 584-
1581
OSHAWA- Bright. spaaoks
3 bdrm sant. avMable July
1st. Clomo to schools,
shopping, hospital. $10501
mot 0 + utibbee. Cal 430-
8800 after 6pm.
PICKERING (Brock/401)
Newer. Clean. 3 bedroom. 3
beau, garage. $995 . uArl-
has 9054686-1575
PICKERING - Jury $900
+ 3 bedroom main floor. A/
C. skylight, w/O to dock. sap
laundry. Require working
coupte with income above
545.000 420-1280
PICKERING, large 4-bod-
room home. 3000 sq ft,
central air, short or long
term. $12991month. Also 1 -
bedroom walkout baso -
Mont apartment. 5575/
month. Available July 1
686-4718.
PICKERt/1G- 3 bedroom,
5 appliances, a/c, fireplace.
Pool. dose to GO. $1200 +
uti. Available July 15th.
Cal 831 -W72., 683--3333
SOUTH Ajax. renovated
bungalow, quit street,
fenced IOL soil mmuo pmo-
pie. finished basement.
$1075/month+utilities. Call
427-5254.
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom
townhouse, In well rnaln-
talned fartMy owiplex.
Indudes all utilities, 4 w
pliances, parking, dose to
schools and all amenities.
122 Colborne
SL E. Oshawa
For appl. 434-3972
WHITBY 3 BEDROOM
air conditioned townhouse,
including outdoor swim-
ming pool facilities, avail-
able immediately $1,000
per mo. + leave message
576-1250
WHITBY, spacious garden
townhouse 3 bedroom
Patio off family room. Ga-
rage Playground. Near
amenities. $950 Available
immediately. 668-8110.
Rooms
for Rent
AJAX, unfurnished large
single room , shared faCdi-
tes, separate entrance.
$170. biweekly. 683-5088.
AJAX- Westney/HWY 2
responsible working female
for t bedroom with private
bath n clean home. $375.
Non-smoker No pets. ref.
erences
CLEAN, BRIGHT
house, Oklahoma
& whites Rd.
rooms for rent,
per week or
month only.
420-0042
NEWLY -DECORATED
extra -large furnished room
for clean, quiet person.
Coding, near bus, close to
Durham Col". $225 and
up monthly Call 905-728-
4845
ATTENTION Snowbirds
PRIVATE SALE single
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
dwelling home. Great otin-
3 bathrooms townhouse
tral location, 3 bedroom
condo, close to famous
bungalow, finished rec
Clearwater beach, pod, ja-
room, walk -out deck.
cuzzi, BBQ, private yard,
$124,900. Please Cal 905 -
available now For info and
432-3468.
to view photos 686-9846 or
bath, lots of space, nip
579-3788.
Yom- Cx� aaS l0 4
Townhouse!
ONE ROOM. use of lacih-
ties including cable and
yard. Large Clean bunga-
low. Picketing, suitable for
working person (905) 831-
2260
PICKERING One large
basement room. nicely it
nished at $400 ONE
smaller room at $350
Quiet dean home. gentle-
men preferred. 905-839.
0257
Shared
/ , Accortodadw
AJAX - NEWLY hnmshed
walkout basement apt.
Non-smoker Firsillast
54001rno. inCkIS". Ap-
pliances included. Avail-
able now Private, entrants.
Bus route 683-5641
AJAX down 3 bedmt home
to share with amployred
mw a tensile Smokw or
non-smoker Close to all
amOnlbm NO -pmts, first f!
quired. Asking $325./mo
905-619-6884.
MARKHASA/Steolm - in
large executive home, 2
roans, private bath. shared
6nfng with 2 malum adults.
Parbng/utihfies included,
SSW, 471-8640,
ONE BEDROOM base -
nal sperhriwn. Ajax aria,
appliances. $600 per
month inclusive. Available
offwn"atoly. (905) 619-
0575
ViHff8Y.Vtfest Lynda, 3-4
WANTED- roam to rent by
employed maim. Aj re"i ck-
bedroom bungalow, 2
tiring arca. Call 420-4421
bets. 4 appk irces. gal
evenings,
raga, newly redecorated,
Avaiable inn eawtoy,
ABY ProlNeional W
$990+. Cal ewnirige/wea
trials to share 2700 .4 R
kends (416)WIS-3296. or 1-
home with Sams. Private
41642911
bath, lots of space, nip
overlooks busy Hwya2,
Yom- Cx� aaS l0 4
VlHITBV- Executive 4
u.
Non-anioker. $650 indu-
beaoorfl home, 25W sq a.,
Sift, 9054*6-8=
2 1/2 baths, ak..No pms.1
water. Call 905-432.3787
yr mininxan ieew$1450 +
COURTICE - 3 bedrooms,
utilities. Available July tat.
�
RefenerXW. Cal (418) 297-
For Rat
0651.
. %D9kands.. (4161 283-
'TOIMNIDIMaa
LUXURY 2 baa pus so
letium, 2 befis, R0a$IafKl/
For PAM
erodt whilby. lridenpaaw
fitness,
paint g, available
July 1. 0965 inclusive.
Cx�D I�NBOUR-
HOOD n south Osh ewe 3
(416) 481-9917.
bedroom townhouse in
DIRCe j
small fairly complex. does
to schools and shopping.
Retail Space
$950/nrio. all indusive. Fust/
last. Available July 1st.
435-1086.10 -7 p.m.
OFFICE space for 1
2nd floor d Coati a plat
AVAIL July 1 Okv*Ritson
overlooks busy Hwya2,
area, Oshawa. 2 bad. town-
Con., plenty of parting
house near schools and
Available immediate)
bus route $645. includes
755.8 sq.ft., 8 779 Sq.ft.
water. Call 905-432.3787
725-9991.
COURTICE - 3 bedrooms,
STORES for rent n sou
close to 401, June Ist. Pets
Simcoe plaza, excelent I
Okay. Call anYtirne days o
cation. Call Frank for a
. %D9kands.. (4161 283-
-details at 905-718-5006.
CLEARWATER. 3 bed-
room fully fumished and air
conditioned mobile (per-
manent) homes heated
pools, hot tub. close to
beaches b major attrac-
tions, children welcome.
$275 weekly, photos shown
in your home. (905)683-
5503.
PrivatitHomes
For Sale
QUALITY D'Angelo Multi
level N W. Oshawa 3+2
bedrooms, kitchen over-
looks famlyroom with tire.
place. 2 walkouts. nground
pod. 3 baths, FAG, in-law
potential, 160 Goodman Dr.
$171,500 Call Sheila Mc-
Laren Sutton Status 436-
0990
BRICK BUNGALOW 3
bedroom, formal dining
room, family room, sepa-
rate entrance to 1 bedroom
apartment. Walk to golf and
private dock Many other
features. Beaverton area.
$157.400 Call 705-426-
5224
BROOKLIN. 3 Bedroom
brick bungalow on large lot,
garage heated and insutal-
ed, central air, airtight in
finished rec. room, new
roof, new bay window.
hardwood floors $159.900
Calf 655-8612 evenings.
CONDO. Private Sale.
McLaughlin Square. Wil
ham Street. 2 -bedroom+
don. configured as Isrge
master bedroom surto den
Soti"est comer, 10th
floor- Includes appliances.
indoor pod. parking
$95.000.905-728-2793
CUSTOM Built 9 yew old
4 plus 1 bedroom all brick 2
Morey on a spectacular to -
vine lot, located n Couubce.
ceramic flooring from en-
trance to kitchen with walk-
out to large deck and gaze-
bo. Custom finished walk-
out basement with bed-
room and on suite, attached
2 car garage with interlock-
ing brick dnw and walk-
way This 2500 sq. it. harm
has a roan floor lammly
room loth custom burp
books elves surrounding
the fireplace $239.900
Call (905)723-5529. Open
House, Sunday
June 9. 21
p.m 13 Valleycrest or
Couahce. No agents please
EAST Oshawa - large 4
bed badkspld. 3 appkanc-
os. quos court, moa harks/
schools. 2 pd 3 -pc baths.
famtlyroom/frreplace. No
agents $132,900 723-
6495
FRESHLY panted, new
carpetMoonng, 3 bedroom
bungalow, N.W. Oshawa
Lang room. kitchen. 3 pce
both, da, rec room. 4 elf
pkiancee Gas furnace.
$139,900 No agents.
(905)728-2079.
HANDYMAN horns o
business. Block com mercum
garage/Store. 4 -bedroom,
lot size 66x220, 10 r=Z
north d Oshawa. Asklrg
$115,000. Call (905)655-
8149
NEWLY DECORATED
spotless 3 bdrm house.
Private paved driveway,
detached garage. keened
on a quint sliest in Oshawa.
For inquiry please can in
eery morning or after Bpm.
(906)576-2629.
ND -LOW Down-psyrrwL
4 -bedroom. completely w
deconalad, detached bun-
galow, now prpetirigflloor-
leg, fano r painted. Wge
K allow kis now, .. be
sol. Priced n the Ws.
Andy, 433-0143.
OSHAWA.
Abndc oanlury home, 3
bedroorns, Wingroom, di-
ritngroom, fireplace, built-in
bookcases.
hardwood
floors throughout, 3 sets
French glass doors. gum
wood
and hardwood trim
throughout, lot 53x175,
$185,000. Cal 433-3811.
PICKERING, 4 -bedroom
executive al -trick, 2 -car
garage. 2 112 -baths. large
. kitchen. da. chi. Ap
a. prox.2565 sq.ft.. SB' lot
air 0227,500. By owner. 428-
9423 after 3pm.
Y• PORT PERRY - 0139,900. -
Cell 3 bedroom, convenience
plus - walk to al amenities.
jh Large lot for garden. First
- tine buyers dream or refire
a here. Call Catherine Ayoae,
Rpmax Sq og _ Realty,
i (905) 98�-4427, 24 fir,
for Sale
Fabulous price I
$92,900.
Call for details
Ken Lane
Re/Max Summit
905 686-3800
BEinvestment
Property
3.72 ACRES land near hwy
2 and 23 (Whitby).
$299,000. 100 acres land,
partially formed (Manposa)
near Manilla, $129,000.
Call Kim Chau ReMax
Cross Roads, (416) 491-
4002.
Condos
Wil for Sale
66 FALBY CRT., (Har-
wood Ave. Ajax.) 3-bod-
room, easterly view. cur-
rently, leased. For further in-
formation call 905.683-
7430
PICKERING. TRIDEL
condo. 2 bedrooms,+ sun
don. 2 bathrooms. parking
and locker, fabulous facili-
ties. Asking $149.900. Co -
Ion (416) 283-9512
JW Lots for
Sale
1 - 2 ACRE lots available
on Lake Scugog n Port
Perry. llertng at $120.000.
Will build to sun. For into.
call 905-427-0390 or 905-
428-2215.
Out -0f -Town
Properties
GLAMOUR Lake. (Good-
amam/Hakbunton) 3-1 ac.
watortront lots ($17,500,
521.500, 527.500) and 4
rural lots near Lake
($11.500, $15.500 (9 8 ac)
$17,500 (2.2 ac) and
529,900 (139 sc) John
Wood. Swat Rep Bowes 8
Cocks Realtor. (705)742-
1389 or Toronto line (416)
364-7471
RICE LAKE cottages from
$56.900 Year round
homes from $149.900 For
an up to date list cam E.
Bingham, Remax Eastern,
(Keene)I-WO.875-7523.
WATERFRONT PROP-
ERTY 3 bedroom raised
bungalow on NW comer of
Fite Lake. $120.000 value
for $87,000. 8 yrs. old.
Selling private Imme"ir
possession. Serious in-
quires only. Phone 786-
2552.
VwAtion
Properties
$3588 full priced, Seckil
ed wooded Trailer lel, good
road, sandy beach. fishing
Cobourg arae. (416) 431-
1555
OMW
Mo For orSa1B
BEAUTWUL flower yew
OLNW college. Qum take.
Minutes from Mintlsn. Fin-
ishod walkout baseman
drilled wo. butlda.
$147,000. (705) 288-2776
Mto Land
MONEY pmbWns7 Debi
consolidations, credit ar-
rwvsmwftl personal
budget ftlannorl u+rit n+
pair. FREE CONSULTA-
TIONS. Ontario Croi
Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor.
onto) 4331425
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operating auto repair ga-
rage 2 bays pus 2 horst.
Oshawa location main
street. Reduced $179.500.
Call Kim Chau ReMax
Cross Roads Reality (416)
491-4002
COMPLETE Ceramic
business. 1200 moulds,
mixers. 2 Mdns and slip_
Cap 1-705-374-4570
MONEY MAKER, top of
the hot dog cart. r,dge. bun
warmer. hot & cold water.
24000 BTU BB0 666-
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VWw' .
Students Jean Clarke and Pat Hoath learn the art of the
nail and practise on daughters Holly Downey and Keri
Hoath while The Nail Station's Lynn Schepers and Cobey
Black instruct them on the proper technique.
Cobey Black has a talent she wants to share.
She wants to literally give you a hand -on
course on how to make your hands look
beautiful.
For the past three years, Cobey has owned
The Nail Station located upstairs at 47 Prince
St. in Oshawa.
During that time she specialized in applying
acrylic nails, tips and the most unique nail art
both hand painted and air brushed designs.
This allowed clients to choose from an endless
number of styles to suit their personality and
fashion needs.
But Cobey knew that for some, having
beautiful nails can he expensive. She says
some women can spend up to $800 a year.
So eight months ago she had an opportunity
to expand her premises enabling her to
establish a career training centre.
"I started the career centre for two reasons,"
says Cobey. "I wanted a place where women
can learn how to do their own nails and save
money and for those who want to do it as a
career."
With many hair salons in the area expanding
their range of services for their clients, the
need for people trained in nail applications,
manicures, pedicures and waxings has grown
at a phenomenal rate.
To satisfy this need Cobey instructs small
groups giving each one individual instruction.
Classes are 17 hours in length over four
weeks. They learn how to apply acrylic nails,
tips, coatings and learn the creative talent of
nail art using the latest techniques and
equipment.
For those that want to learn manicures,
pedicures and waxing, the glasses are three
hours in length. At the completion of each of
the different courses graduates receive a
certificate.
"During the classes I just don't teach
technique. I also discuss what their goals are,
especially if they're thinking about a career,"
explains Cobev. "I give them advice in selling,
promotion and advertising methods to help
them be a success."
She wants to instill a professional attitude in
all of her students, because combined with
training it's the key to success.
"I don't consider it competition if a student
starts their own business because there is
plenty to go around," she says. "Instead I feel
very proud when they're successful because I
played a part in their new venture."
Career training at The Nail Station is for all
ages from 16 year-olds who want to do it as a
part time job to seniors who want to learn
creative ways to do their own nails.
If you would like to know more about the
career centre or would like to make an
appointment to take advantage of the many
wonderful services available call 723-8083.
An in-home service is also available which
is perfect for seniors and the physically
challenged.
If You Wish To Advertise
on this feature
Call
Billy (ext.2304)
or Carol (ext.2303)
1-416-798-7672
THE Career
CJN Training Centre
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COATING • PEDICURES
WAXING • ETC.
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FILLS 514" HARDENER 520 -
PEDICURES 515" MANICURES 510"
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Located at 695 Finlay Ave., Unit peak performance you might think
#6 in Ajax, R. S. Automotive takes about how it looks.
care of all general repairs to all R. S. Automotive offers a
domestic makes and models and some complete detailing service for the
imports. outside and inside of your vehicle.
Reg does tune ups, front end For the exterior, Reg washes thi-
work and manual transmissions as car and then applies a polish
well as high performance upgrades. compound to the paint which repairs
"Oil changes and tune ups should fading. scratches and other marks. He
be done now because many people put then finishes the job with a thorough
off these things until winter is over," waxing.
he explains. "But both are necessary The interior receives a carpet and
for the extended life of your vehicle upholstery shampooing and a
and better fuel economy." protectorant is applied to the vinyl and
As an owner of a high leather.
performance car he occasionally takes You can also have your engine
to various drag strips in Southern shampooed to complete the full
Ontario, Reg is known in hot rod service which costs 5115.
circles as the mechanic to take your R. S. Automotive is open
car to if you want to get the maximum Mondav to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7
horsepower from your engine. p.m. and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
"I'll upgrade the exhaust system, Saturdays.
install a high performance cam shaft For more information call Reg at
or port and polish the engine," he 683-4778.
Pmud to Seine f'uu THRIM
MECHANIC SHOP arc
S 6" Finley Ave.
Ajax, Ont.
Owner Michel SaikaN would No to
thank aN his Valued Customers &
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