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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_06_05PICK -N- G( TAXI W/ -n11 -n11 105 AND COUNTING She loves people, living and laughing /Page 5 WEEK DAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from '3.95 LOBO • NewPlc�ER�iv� • s Ad- vertiser Wednesday, June 5, 1990 52 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 23 Sean Andrews, starting pitcher for the Dunbarton during Lake Ontario 5econoary 5cnool Ainieucs secondatHigh School Spartans of Pickering, slides safely varsity boys' baseball final action at Kinsmen into second base before being tagged by Whitby Stadium in Oshawa Monday. Henry won 8-3. a eHenry Street High School Hawks' Jeremy Schott Story on Page 34. photo by A.J. Groen Pickering racer sets sail for Olympics Rod Davies overcomes crippling injury, tough foes to become only Canadian to qualify for laser class r By AL RIVETT SPORTS RF.POR7ER -- PICKERING — A Pickering man will set r sail for Georgia after being the Ione Canadian to qualify for the laser class at the 1996 Sum - Olympic Games in July. Rod Davies, 26, a long-time member of -` Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, gained the sole Canadian Olympic berth by edging chief rival Jason Rhodes of Vancouver after 11 races at the Canadian Olympic Sailing Trials in Kingston, which wrapped up Saturday. A winner of numerous regattas around the world during his career, including the World Youth Championship in Australia in 1987, Davies considers his victory at the Olympic trials by far the sweetest. "It's something I've spent a lifetime work- ing toward. I was glad to finally achieve it;" Davies says. He reports consistency and physical endurance were the keys to winning the trials, which featured 41 of Canada's top sailors in laser, a single -mast, one-man sailboat. Davies edged Rhodes by five points after 11 races. "I was in the top five in every race. That was pretty much my goal all the way through. I was hoping to be top three in every race. That and my down -wind speed was what won me the regatta;' notes Davies. The regatta wasn't exactly smooth sailing for Davies, who encountered numerous obsta- cles like cold water, ever-changing wind con- ditions and attempts by competitors to hamper his performance. After the first day of racing was called off due to a lack of wind, he got off to a solid start on the second day, winning one race and fin- ishing third in the other. But, Rhodes also posted a third and a first -place finish to tie Davies. The third day of competition was also called off due to lack of wind. On day four, Davies chalked up two first -place efforts in the first two races, but fell to fourth in the third race, as he was yellow flagged for illegal means of proppision after he was caught rock- ing and pumping the boat. He could have led Rhodes by as much as six points, but led by only a two-point margin after the fourth day of racing. The yellow flag meant Davies couldn't sail as aggressively in the final day of racing Sat- urday, as another yellow flag would have forced him to forfeit a race and any chance of See BAD ...Page 2 WinA SlopSpree lAMoiyolff Malll � Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Entertainment .....................30 Sports................................. 34 C!assified .............................35 Phos. una General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3339 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93t + 7t GST = $1 DROP OFF YOUR COMPLETED BALLOT IN THE BOX LOGITEO NEAR THE INFORMATION BOOTH (UPPER LEVEL NEAR CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING) BEFORE 9:OOP.M. WED, JUNE 12TH AND YOUR DAD COULD BE 1 OF 3 LUCKY WINNERS. I NAME CITY PAGE 2 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, JUNE 5, 1"6 P Rambo, the buttercup, parachutes in to review Pickering9s operations BY MARIANNE TAKACS _ STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — 'Rambo' arrived in Pickering Sunday and by Monday nioht's meeting of Town Council pronounced himself pleased with what he had found on the first day. "1'm very impressed so far." aid Craig S. Bradford. the Neva- da -based consultant hired by Pick- ering Council to conduct an orga- nizational review of Town opera- tions. Bad back can't stop Pickering race sailor FROM PAGE 1 When Mr. Bradford was hired two weeks ago. Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson suggcst- CC ed it was inappropriate fir Picker- ing to bring in 'Ramtx)'to evaluate its operations. Mr. Bradford's company had provided a biogra- phy describing him is a "retired I1.S. Air Force colonel with over 24 years of active service, three combat tours in Southeast Asia and 576 combat missions" and as a "highly decorated" fighter pilot. Mr. Bradford apparently heard winning the regatta In the final day, Davies finished second, fourth and fifth to earn the overall title. The final day of racing was marked by "one-to-one combat' between Davies and Rhodes in one race, and third-place finisher Orlando Gledhill of Toronto in another race. Rhodes and Gledhill made desperate moves to try to push Davies to the back of the Pack. "they tried to drive me back...Their goal was to try to give me a bad race and my goal was to try to get away from them. Te Atlanta Olympics were out of the question for Iravies less than two years ago. In August of 1994, he suf- fered severe back problems after a grueling season of racing that sum- mer. lie lost feeling from the waist down and was forced to undergo an intensive therapy program "so I could function as a normal person again". lie was kept out of sailing for nine months in order to fully recuperate. "It was severe enough that I'll never forget it. Getting a massage and stretching after every race is some- thing I have to do now. I've learned that you can only run so long without getting burnt out. I take rest as a part of my schedule taw." Moreover, the ordeal has also helped him learn more about himself, as well as his training methods. "It just sort of reinforces my faith in hard work, that it does pay off. It shows that you should never quit and never lose faith." Davies says he will head to Savan- nah, Georgia — the site of the Olympic sailing events — next week to continue his training and to famil- iarize himself with the waters and sailing conditions there. He'll also sail in several warm-up regattas in Hilton Head, South Carolina in preparation for the Olympics. He's also grateful to his brother Ray, who finished seventh at the trials, and to Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club members for helping him to achieve his dream. "I appreciate their help. I 7 74 21 28' about his new nickname after anivint, here. In proud to be Rambo): l liked the movie," he said with a smile. "But I really consider myself as it buttercup." Mr. Bradford has worked as an acting city manager. deputy city manager and man;uzerncnt consul- tant with municipal governments all over the world, including Aus- tralia and New Zealand. I le said he encountered no surprises at Mon- day night's meeting of Pickering Council. "It's amazing how similar all municipal governments are in the wav they behave politically and how they do the business of gov- ernment. This council could be, on the other side of the earth and it would behave the same way." Mondav nights heated discus- sion on development ch;lr,cs is one Mr. Bradford had heard many times before. "There's the constant issue of .who pays for infrastructure — is I _�A Fim L or TheSummer! 3 firm Months of Monthly Fees. PLUS 'Motorola Pocket Classic at no extra charge. PLUS 0C per Minute (evenings and weekends). it the developer or the taxpayer~.'... Mr Bradford's job in PickerinL, will be to examine the way t11c Town works and make suggestions in areas such as increasing an- ciency. reducing expenditures anti improving management tech- niques. He expects to complete the on-site part of the job by June 15, and to have a report back to Coun- cil two weeks after that. Council has approved a maxi- mum budget of S29.(M for the review. fillet Take the whole Summer off with Cantel Amigo! Simply sign up on the Amigo Leisure plan and enjoy three free months (June, July and August) of no monthly fees - a savings of $35.95 every month. Act now and save, Cantel Amigo is free for the Summer. 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C�® APPROVED I ML AGENT Reduced development charges could boost Pickering taxes 54%: Town BY MARiANNE TAKACS STAFF REPOWTER PICKERING — Residents will have to swallow a _54 -per cent increase in town taxes over the next three years if development charges for 'soft' services like community centres and police are eliminated as the building industry is demanding, according to figures com- piled by the'Iown. 'lite tax increase was just one of the arguments thrown back by councillors at representatives of the development industry who appeared before there Monday night to explain the industry position. Stephen Kaiser of the Urban I)evcl- opment Institute urged councillors not to ratify a resolution they passed at last week's executive committee meeting opposing the changes to the provincial lhveloprnent Charges Act (DCA) pro- posed by the industry. Ile asked council - kxs to consider the true costs of develop- ment charL,.es in terms of discouraging new home construction and incre.w.sing housing prices. According to Mr. Kaiser. S13,(M of the Lost of a S 121).(X)(1 town - home in Durham Region pays for development charges imposed by the coal municipal- ity, Durham Region and the two school boards. "It puts the dream of home ownership further away." he said. "Clearly we need to find a new way of assessing the: Lost of - growth. - Mr. Kaiser told councilors munici- padities have to find a "new way of doing business". and that soft ser - %ices should be paid for through user fees. public/private partnerships and taxes. Toon Stricker of the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association echoed Mr. Kaiser's argu- ments. Ile described the reso- lution passed by councillors as "sim- plistic and short- sighted" and said that by simply maintaining an opposition stance Pickering was going to lose its voice in the debate over how the DCA should be changed. The two delega- tions were given a dally reception by oouncillatss. Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner accused the development indus- try of "price goug- ing" and doing things like charging home buyers $1,000 for the trees municipalities sometimes require in new subdivisions. "What type of policing are you pro- viding in the industry to ensure the con- sumer is not ripped oft''" asked Coun. Brenner. "I think you should get your own house in order before you come in here." Ile pointed to the figures provided by Town staff, which indicated it would cost Pickering $9.2 million over the next three yews. equivalent to a 54-pe•r cent Lax increase:, to pay for the new services the development industry no longer wants to finance. Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan pushed Mr. Kaiser to acknowledge the `soft' sen -ices the UDI wants develop- ment charges eliminated for include police, fire departments. transportation and libraries as well as community ccn- tres and museums. Both councillors suggested the scr- vices the industry doesn't want to pay for are required to preserve the "qualify of life" in Pickering, that people move here for. Coun. Ryan nosed the development savor was also ()rpo),,:d to the lot lcies that exv too! Fes: !r-- I X 'A when the industry was Nxnming. "What we're; really talking about is an industry built on greed. an industry that is promising to reduce house prices," he staid. Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis and Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson opposed the resolution ratified by the rest of Council. "We can't afford to be cloned -mind- ed: we have to kook at all of our options," said Coun. Scnis, adding there will be no development and therefore no money to pay for new facilities if the IX'A is not changed. She said after the meeting the S9.3 million cost suggested by the shaft report is based on a "wish and want list' rather than on a realistic assessment of what will be needed. Coun. Senis said Pickering should fare the fact the provincial government will probably snake some of the changes the industry is demanding. "I believe there are other ways we can maunipulaw this so it doesn't just point to the taxpayer. We should fx thinking of altcrnari,�> right now in"tcad ()f uaitimg THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 5,1 96 -PAGE 3-A P PAGE 4A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., JUNE 5,19% Pickering student hailed a hero BY MARIANNE TAKACS Mr. Parnell, so the ollicers asked him to sta STAFF REPORTER _ He talked to her and held her hand, and I final PICKERING — Just tihen Nou've heard got into the police Cruiser with her. enough about young people Committing Crime, "Thr fmilce couldn't cow, ince tier to go. along conks some- one like Mark Par- nell to restore \our faith in youth. Mark Parnell The 21 -year old Pickering resident is being lauded as a hero by a Pickering Council member for coming to the res- cue of a suicidal woman he found Kim! on the ground behind a private school at H\%\. and Rougernount Dri\c Mai 26. His efforts were wit- nessed h\ Town Councillor Maurice Brenner. "The woman was yen" depressed and talking suicide." recalls the council- lor, but Mr. Parnell managed to calm her down and con- vince her to go with police. "He was really good. he was very gcxxf. Mr. Parnell was working that day at Reld'% M11k\ Way in the Rougemount Plar2 and was get- ting into his van when he noticed the woman lying on the ground on the other side of the street. "I couldn't tell if she was dead or alive." he says. So he approached her, as noisily as possi- hle to avoid startling her. When she woke up it became ohvi- ous to him she was very disoriented. "You could tell something was wrong; she was happy, then she'd start crying." The woman told him she wanted to commit suicide and asked him to take her to the lake so she could drown herself. After staying and talking with her awhile to calm her down, Mr. Parnell went to call police. By the time he returned to her side, Coun. Brenner had arrived, followed shortly by police. But the woman was apparently fright- ened of them and wanted to talk to • for talking woman out of suicide he convinced her." saes ('aorta Brenner. "'the and she seemed to trust me," says Mr. I';u"nrll. Lid �%as superb. 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Sears Canada Inc. 1996 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m, - 6:00 P.m., Sun. 12.00 noon - 5.00 p.m. THE NEWS ADVER77SER, WED., JUNE 5,1996 -PAGE S-A Pickering woman who enjoys people, living and laughing celebrates 105th BY ROB LETH SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING — A Pickering woman well into her second cen- tury may have found the secret ingredients to longevity — enjoy living, love people and have a good laugh as often as possible. Emily Barker turned 105 on Saturday and celebrated in grand style with a party in the court- yard of the Orchard Villa Retire- ment Home where she lives. Born in 1891 in Dublin, Ire- land, she came to Canada in 1914 at the age of 13 and has always lived in the Toronto - Pickering area. "I came over here when the first war started and I have been back home to visit five times," Mrs. Barker recalls. She's been through a lot in her life — one Great Depres- sion, two World Wars and three husbands. She can talk about them all, and even remembers her childhood, before automo- biles and way before TV. "I had a very good childhood. We used to chase the boys around the haystacks." Mrs. Barker grew up in a large family, she had four broth- ers and two sisters, all of whom have passed on. She was married three times. "I've outlived them all." A family member who's still alive brings great joy to Mrs. Barker — a daughter who visits her on a regular basis. "She comes in a lot and brings me good things to eat. She never forgets me." They have a lot to reminisce about. Like the Great Depression of the 1930s. "I came from a hard-working family and we weren't affected too badly," Mrs. Barker remem- bers. "It's not like we had a lot of money to throw around, though. We didn't have anything fancy but we had enough to get by „ She recalls the World Wars and her brothers' involvement. "They all fought for Canada and luckily none of them were hurt." Mrs. Barker doesn't have any secrets to pass on about living a long life. "The Lord has just blessed me. I've had a very healthy life and I haven't had any serious ill- nesses. The only thing I've ever had was a bloody toothache." It's also hard to explain Mrs. Barker's longevity considering one of her bad habits. A loved to smoke my ciga- rettes. I can't smoke anymore though because I don't have the breath that I used to." A homemaker all her life, Mrs. Barker didn't move into Toasting Emily Barker on her 105th birthday at Westlake, stepdaughter Margaret Barry and the Orchard Villa Retirement Home in Pickering good friend Ruth Pearce. Saturday are, from left, daughter Margaret photo by A.J. Groen Orchard Villa until July of last life to the fullest. Mrs. Barker also likes going year at the age of 104. Up to that "I have a lot of friends and 1 to church, saying her prayers point, she lived on her own and love when they come to visit me. and playing cards with her prepared all of her own meals. I love talking to people and hav- friends. To this day, she still enjoys ing a good laugh." But, mostly, "I enjoy living." Knifeman robs Ajax woman of $40 in broad daylight AJAX — A 21 -year-old Ajax woman waiting at a bus stop was robbed of $40 by a thief who held a switchblade knife to her face in broad daylight Friday, police say. The man approached the woman at the intersection of back and long on top. He was wcar- ing a white T-shirt and blue -dean shorts. Wilce and Grif- fiths Drives around 2:15 p.m.00op" R� PROD He asked if she J had any money, WRITING then pulled the F"F=A"ONS knife from his INNE?r COMPUTER rear pocket and LEARNING CE ITRES , pointed the blade five or six inches —'—� away her from J;U11 s% face, Durham PROD Regional PolicejNjffl6_MATH say. 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FAinor-to-C iter BRUCE 11ANFORR-%dwmstng manager sT NE HOUSTON. Managing Editor AIMS BROI'WM ReGui adwrtismg manager ARE FAKHOI RIF:. I hsinbuuo n manager Gcnerel: 005) NO -'l M Clatsirk-d: X15) M 3-0707 t'ir ulalx)n: I9)t)" NO -117 Fx\: t> hti:.':biE�lail:Newsn vm dart:unnrwsrxtonttw•Intermt:Nip /'wuw.durfian) news net the Net— \d\ertiwr is a memtxr „t the AR %Ti,: ,rung B,sud of I rak•. Canalrtn C txnmunn} N" spilter As,oc . Canadian (' r, ulautms Aurht Btxkrd. Onlant, press Ovncd and O%txiRI 'Rx pubh4wr reser%es the nght to ilA mfy tx refuse m% adsrmwmcnt Credit hK adteniwment limited it, spare pncc erns txruptes Put the brakes on unsafe rigs Though hardly comtoning for the tamik of Ang,cla Worona. the pro, incial go\errtment has made goxxl on its t promise to beeup legislation protecting, motorists trom unsafe trucks. And though the legislation. introduced last week by Transportation Minister Al Palladim. corms with the hest of intentions it still doesn't go far enough to ensure satiety on Durham Retzlon roads and beyond. Angela Wuroma likely knew nothing of the minimum 5205 tine that was in place for unsafe trucks when a loose wheel from a passim_ vehicle smashed through her wjnd- shield on Jan. � 1. 1995. kiIiin_• her as she dro\e along, Hw%. 401 at the AIax-Whitby border. But that tine. like the new minimum of,'; -UX), was hklf` seen ,imph as it cost of doing, business for certain opera- tors running big ngs in and around the Greater Toronto Area. Mr Palladini's ministry may have held up its part of the bargain h% bringing birth more strinLcnt satet% regulations gmerning the ngs which run on our roads, but the proof will be to the meting out of these fines. The new maximum ting of S2().(XX) should hold sway with most truck operators. but the question lies in whether or not it "ill actually be imposed by the courts. It's simply not worth the paper it.s wntten on if the truck in , industry isn't forced to pa\ up for running, unsafe rigs. And the maximum fine cannot be used onIN in cases where there is personal injur\ or death. It must be used in every case where there are reasonable grounds to conclude an unsafe rig could result In injure. It the minister of transportation is. as he claims. taking aim at unsate operators where it hurts most — in their bank accounts — then these tines must be handed out fre- quentl\, swittl% and decisP ek. .No longer can the tines be tied to the cost of doing busi- ness. The% must become a threat to the business. To respond to thi.s editorial call Infosouree at 683- 7041) nf�pspVl'Ce and dial 5109 on ►•our touch -tine phone ♦You said it... In response to last Wednesday's editorial on workfare in Durham, our readers said: ♦ "I think it's a good idea that Durham Region is welcoming workfare. I can't recall the name of the philosopher who said 'work is one of the most honorable pursuits, perhaps the most honorable one, a person can do'." ♦ *lite workfare program is somehow a virtuous act of civic responsibility. But, the fact of the matter is the workfare project is a regressive, inhumane program that has ultimately failed to provide real training and incentives to social assistance recipi- ents." ♦ "I think workfare makes second-class citizens of other peo- ple. If people are to be given a job, it should be a full job with at least minimum wage like everyone else. It causes all kinds of discrimination and it will cause deep problems if that route is taken." ♦ "I think the workfare program would be the best thing for our area, considering most of the recipients who are on welfare are able-bodied and, because of the times, we don't have the people to do volunteer work. " • Overheard.,-' "Some of the kids think a weapon gives them a lot of sta- tus; It makes them feel- „ powerful. Others say it's for protection." -- Durham Region police detective john McLean, commenting on the upsurge in youth crime in Durham v Letters to the editor Many benefits to being part of Toronto To the editor: Re: 'I'he GTA debate. It's important we talo a sensible approach to the future of this arca. V1'c'%e heard so man% nrLative state- ments about the Golden Report by lcx:al politicians with nothing said in support of it. The proposed changes offered by experts in complementary planning suggest critical changes to our redundant and repetitive munici- pal structures. Eery small-town council intent on denouncing the GTA proposal maintains it's Toronto's attempt to overwhelm the suburbs. Let's look at the benefits of being part of Toronto, one of the most high- ly regarded cities in the world. Our children can obtain a world-class education at the University of Toronto, Ryerson. Ontario College of An and York University. Students from the suburbs enjoy reduced costs by living at home and taking advan- tage of an extensive, efficient and inexpensive transit system. How many parents have needed the services of The Hospital for Sick Children and have been thankful for our proximity to it and all of the other outstanding, internationally rec- ognized medical centres in our city. Every important entertainment or sports event happens in Toronto. We have the best restaurants, theatres, museums and art galleries recognized throughout the world. One of the trite arguments by local politicians is we'll lose neighbor- hoods if we opt for this change. That is absolutely ridiculous and simply not true. Toronto is abundant in mini communities — The Kingsway, Annex, Chinatown and, yes, even Old Forest Hill Village to name but a fe w. I am writing out of frustration Iroin fl,tcnrng it) tear nrongenng municipal politicians who arc experts in nothing. Ultimately, thev*re bent on protecting their own little fief- doms and jabs. Dont forget these are the same people who willingly pros- trate themselves for developers and allow them to destroy our marshes and landscape. We have to move into the next century with intelligent planning. Those who retreat into their burrows in fear push us back it ccntury, not forward. Lets he thankful and cele- brate our good fortune in being part of the centre of this great country. Linda Ward Selbie Pickering Village Don't waste our time, Pickering council To the editor: Almost two years were spent developing The Dunbarton Neighborhood Development and Design Guidelines. Many residents spent their time and energy attending meetings and workshops to help pro- duce these guidelines. The Town of Pickering's planning department also spent much time and energy, not to mention taxpayers' money, on produc- ing these guidelines. Our Ward 2 councillors Sherry Senis and the late David Farr were also involved. Town Council adopted these guide- lines earlier this year. Council has already made several revisions to the guidelines. Since so much time, ener- gy and money went into producing this document, why does council find it necessary to change them after they were adopted'? The guidelines no longer represent what the planning department and the residents had envisioned for Fairport Road. Councillor Maurice Brenner's argument for changing the guidelines was Interesting. A park bridge to hl., neighborhood was vandalized, so bridges in parks should not exist. Dotes this mean that if a park slide is vandalized, no new slides or play- ground equipment should he erected! Or, if a school is vandalized, no nc" schools should be built.' If council was not going to follow, the guidelines (as originally adopted). why were the guidelines developed' Did the Town of Pickering and its planning department have nothing else to spend time and money on'? Or was it a planned process to involve the residents and then disregard their input. In future, please do not waste out time, Sue Griffin Pickering Public school tax hike criminal To the editor. Re: Durham public school board budget. This letter is in reply to Mr. Green's letter in your Friday, May 2.1 edition. I agree with your letter and your statements completely. Not only is the increase in school taxes unac- ceptable, it is downright criminal. My school taxes do not increase by $52. but by $86. The $52 represents the average increase, and how many of us are living in an average home in Durham? As a senior citizen living in Ajax, I have decided to delete the $86 from my tax bill until 50 per cent of our Durham public school trustees have resigned. I also hope that other resi- dents of Durham will put up a fight as well to get rid of unnecessary school trustees in our education system. If we do nothing now, we deserve much worse. John Eckert Ajax THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE S. 1"6 -PAGE 7 -A P * r�p �k l— �°� ZPICIKF-AIRTNG our �Ic * Y� Celebrating * Town of Pickering905 420.2222 (905 683.2760 ersary LI W collector system through ❑SPECI.AL CITATION Pickering this summer. ALNVARD Associated with these INDIVIDUAL CIVIC improvements will be ❑ N%AR1) cr HIGHWAY 401 1996 CIVIC WARDS IMPROVEMENTS LO(.AI, tiPOR I ti 1CHlEVE.%lENT The Ministry of Recognizing Volunteer Efforts Transportation of Ontario June 199 through April 1996 (MTO) will be continuing tm the Town of Pickering the expansion of Highway SELECT THE ANVARD CATEWRY FROM THE 401 to a 14 -lane express- ItiT' BFI O«' LI W collector system through ❑SPECI.AL CITATION Pickering this summer. ALNVARD Associated with these INDIVIDUAL CIVIC improvements will be ❑ N%AR1) * cr TREASURY ce"aln increases In tea IC ❑ LO(.AI, tiPOR I ti 1CHlEVE.%lENT For further information on o�N per+ in honour congestion due to the this project please contact Civic Complex p T %• DEPAR"I'11EN'r need to periodically close ❑ L0CA1. BUSINESS WARD Supervisor, MTO, at o INFORNIA"r10N CLERK various lanes and ramps. (416) 283-6308. CON1�1[ 1IT1' GROUP * individuals who appyW. Please submit your detailed rersume (part-time) Althouoh the Town of ElA��:�RU however• only diose before June 14, 1996 to Doyle M. 't�a' Cameron, Manager of Human ' ward 2": REQUI RF:D to process data on terminal c is not PickeringACHlE1 LOC .U. "E I 1 4592195 Land), Corporation keyboard including data entry and responsible and has no ❑ E1i1F:NT the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering, declared of the Town of Pickering retrieval functions: maintain and verify daily transactions from data control over the ❑ LOCAL 1'Ol'"I'H A%N'ARD * * : June 86, metres in size, fronting Fiddler's Court on February 19, 1996. A 1996. 1 VOLUNTEERISM map showing the location of the subject lands is outlined below. One The Esplanade entry: close -off general ledger at inconveniences resulting ❑ ()I_'TST.ANDING * Pickering, month end and retrieve reports and information for distribution; under- from these closures, we do Glenanna Road ❑ LEADERSHIP *Ontario t_1V 6K7 take form changes utilizing Treasury apologize for the delays Learn -to -Swim programs will be cancelled both * An Equal opportunity printer. Candidates must meet the Employer followingqualdicat*ns: but reassure that the end DESCRIBE THE `O1,1INEE'S In accordance 1. Secondary School graduate or result will mean a vast SERVICE, ACHIEVEMENT OR �i with ttw :...,i,...•. .._♦ ♦.. •L.. l nVITIDIRI'TIrIA: Tn TNG * Municipal Freedom -�-------- • a IntormaDon and 2. Proficient keyboardist with abilitytransportation ■aura v♦ a.uaa.ua w aaaa. system. - -- - - ----- - - - - - - - -. CONI M UN ITY. Council will be considering a by-law at its meeting of June 24, �' disposal Block 15, Plan 40M-1653, Protection to enter data in accordance with d PnvacyAct. the established procedures; For further information on Nomination forms available at the in honour rrdomtation gathered �s3. Knowledge of accounting this project please contact Civic Complex p PUBLIC SWIMMING CANCELLATION dcollectedpursuant I. the Mwwspa/Act. procedures including entries R.S.O. 1990, c.M.45, p 9 P Mr. Ron Holman, Project One The Esplanade, 2nd Floor z and wra be used to affecting a general ledger and select a candidate ability to reconcile daily Supervisor, MTO, at or Pickering Recreation Complex thaw all those uansactions. (416) 283-6308. 420-4620 or 420-4660 Ext. 2098 * individuals who appyW. Please submit your detailed rersume - however• only diose before June 14, 1996 to Doyle M. 't�a' Cameron, Manager of Human ' ward 2": interview will be NOTICE OF SALE OF SURPLUS LAND acknowledged Resources. 4592195 Land), Friday, June 7 4-10 p.m. Please note that pursuant to By -Law (Disposal of ; RegioinWouncillor PARK DEDICATION the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering, declared y ' Saturday as surplus, the lands known as Block 15, Plan 40M-1653, T * Pickering, consisting of a total area of approximately 175 square * : June 86, metres in size, fronting Fiddler's Court on February 19, 1996. A 1996. 1 3 map showing the location of the subject lands is outlined below. 4fDOG OWNERS STOOP AND SCOOP Ive consideration for your neighbours, yourself and your dog and nove any excrement left by your dog. cc yourself, your neighbours are trying to keep their properties well idscaped and it is not fair to expect them to pick up after your dog. It is o not fair to allow your dog to leave excrement behind in public parks, lygrounds and boulevards because children play or walk in these areas J inaddition to being dirty, dog excrement could pose a health hazard. wn of Pickering Bi -law 4423/94 states that "Every owner of a dog all remove forthwith excrement left by the dog anywhere in the wn^. Failure to comply with this section could lead to a rme of up to * Park Dedication .�., Council will be considering a by-law at its meeting of June 24, �' disposal Block 15, Plan 40M-1653, COMPLEX POOL in honour �� � 1996 to authorize the of Pickering. Any person wishing to PUBLIC SWIMMING CANCELLATION Of the late z address Council with respect to this * ' ward 2": matter, should contact the undersigned Friday, June 7 4-10 p.m. * ; RegioinWouncillor on or before noon on Friday, June 21, Saturday, June 8 14 p.m. * David Farr. 1996. 1 Sunday, June 9 14 p.m. ` Pine Creek Park, Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM, Town Clerk Due to Swim Meet * Glenanna Road Town of Pickering, Learn -to -Swim programs will be cancelled both * West of A Pickering Civic Complex Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9 (reflected in fee paid) Liverpool. One The Esplanade, PUBLIC SWIMMING WILL BE AVAILABLE AT Public welcome. Pickering, Ontario LIV 6K7 DUNBARTON POOL SUNDAY, JUNE 9 FROM 2-4 P.M. ►TAGE 8 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., JUNE 5,19% Around Durham Oshawa fights to keep hockey Generals on ice BV BRIAN LEGREE DI RH e%I STAFF OSHANVA -- City officials want to w ork out a new deal with the Oshawa Generals to ensure the junior hock -e% team remains here. "Number one, we want the Oshawa Generals to stay in Oshawa." says Communitv Services Committee Chair- man Joe Kolodzie. The com- mittee decided at a special rncctinu, Monday to ask Cit% officials to sit down with John Humphreys. owner of the Generals, to work out a new contract with the tram. A week ago. %I r. Humphreys said he would consider moving the team if the City doesn't back .down on its plan to put a $1 Sur- charge on tickets. He asked members of the Community Scr%rces Com- mitter to rescind the sur- charge, which was included in this year's budget, which was passed in March. Af the Generals can't sur- yive here, we're welcome in other place," Mr. Humphreys told the Commu- nity Services Committee. "I can move them to Toronto just like that. It's disturbing to me this was passed with- out consulting the hocke club." The City could collect 5200,000 annually by placing the surcharge on all major events at the Civic Auditori- um. Generals' fans would liked% contribute about S70.(XX) of that total, say City officials. Mr. Humphreys argued the surcharge also \ iolates the team's contract, but City solicitor Robert Holland doesn't agree with the team's interpretation. says Commu- nity Services Department Commissioner Stephen Bed- ford. Mr. Humphreys was unavailable for comment Tuesday. Tickets for Generals games last season were priced at $9.25 and $9.50. Ajax man says vehicle carjacked in Oshawa OSHA1VNA -- Durham Regional Police are investigating after a 2,1s-% car -old Ajax man says his vehicle was carjacked in Oshawa Sunday aftem(x)n. The man Said he was driving his 1995 Pontiac Sunbird around 4:30 p.m. when he pulled into a dri%eway in the Mary Street-Ade- Wde Avenue arra. A man walked up to the car, punched the driver in the face and forced his way into the driver's side of the vehicle. pushing the car owner into the passenger's seat. The car owner escaped b% jumping out of the car two blocks awa% on Rosedale Avenue. He suffered cuts to his fac c in the attack. policy say. The suspect is described as male. white, in his late 20s or early 30%. 150 to 160 founds. tattoos on both arms. dirty blond hair, wear- ing a blue sweatshirt and blue jeans. a A M. Big wheels keep on tumin, Kaivon Liaghati tests his skill at riding a straight line at the Pickering Optimist Club's bike safety rodeo at Val- ley Farm Public School Saturday. Photo by A.J. Groen million to build and attract most of its gamblers from within 40 kilometres of Oshawa. Mr. Phillips said his company was "conservative" in its estimates and assumed a casino will be built in Toronto - but not the eastern portion of the city. He also said the figures were based on a "mature market" scenario. "If there's no casino in Toronto, the 'win' isn't $240 million, it would be: $650 million." says Mr. Phillips. But the five members of the Anti -Casino Coalition of council were critical of the report, questioning the numbers. Ward 10 Regional Councillor Iry Harrell argued revenues generated by the casino would only be spent at the expense of other businesses in Durham Region. "If the bulk of the market is going to he daytrippers within 150 miles (of Oshawa), what real economic spinoff is there going to be?," asked Ward 6 Regional Councillor Bob Boychyn, who also asked. "What guarantees are there that the 2,500 jobs will go to Oshawa residents?" An Oshawa casino would "initially have to bring in professionals from the United States or • Year-round calendar approved for new school BY STEPHEN SHAW STAFF RF:POKn.R wturn, — The Ministry of Education and Training has approved a two-year trial run for war - round schoxrling at the new C. E. Broughten Puhlic Sch(ml in Whitby. The ministry notified Durham Board of Education officials last week that it will back a two�-year pilot prograrn for the proposed modified calendar. The u:ho ol, which will operate on a dual schedule providing the traditional and mWifie d school calen- dar, will open its d(x)rs Aug. 6. Broughtcn will become just the second Ontario elementary school — there are two secondary schools in the province — to run on the m(xdified schedule. "We're really excited about the start of ilio vear...;Now we can get on with the business of cducat- imL, people." Whitby superintendent Laura Elliott said at Monday's b()trd meeting. The .Lh(x)l. however, will have; 99 empt% scats. That's the number of student% from nearby Pnndc Creek, Leslie McFarlane and Dr. R. Thornton feeder %Lh(x)ls which were given the last-minute opfx)nunity to opt out of forced attendance at Broughten. Bound- ary changes to accomm(xdate the new srh(xrl meant more than 130 students would have had to change schools, but mounting opposition from parents prompted the board to allow a one-year exemption for those students. Broughten will open with 145 kindergarten -Grade 8 students on the modified calendar (more than ;ti from outside the town) and 135 K-6 students enrolled on the traditional calendar, which starts Sept. I. Grades 7 and 9 will not be offered this year for tra- ditional calendar students at Broughten because of the low enrolment, although Ms. Elliott said "wc expect to go up to Grade 9 next year" when the exempted stu- dents enroll. The two -tract calendar system will be evaluated b\ staff midway through the school year, she said. '-hut we're not anticipating any problems." Whitby trustee Patty Bowman said she etas "pleased to See tlx ministry has responded to tfte desire of the parent community (which supfwrts the m(xiified program)." When asked about the less -than -projected enrol- ment figures, Ms. Bowman replied, "Is the interest there? Well the narentc of (1451 student% say it is." Windsor," says Mr. Phillips. "They won't talk about any negative econom- ic impact," says Ward I Regional Councillor Brian Nicholson. Although the consultant wasn't asked to con- sider possible locations for an Oshawa casino. Mr. Phillips told councillors it should be located away from residential areas and "the big issue is traffic congestion." About 80 per cent of the peo- ple expected to attend a casino come by automo- bile, he says. The report also suggests casino visitors could come to Oshawa by GO Train, establishment of air or ferry shuttles from Rochester and packages with VIA Rail. Ward 4 Regional Councillor Nester Pidwer- becki, who is not a member of the Anti -Casino Coalition, wondered if Oshawa is being "used" to prompt Toronto to build a casino. "To me Toronto seems like the logical place for a casino, everything is already in place," he says. "I have a hard time wondering why Oshawa would even remotely be considered from a mar- ket standpoint. Are we being used as a prod to wake up Toronto?" Casino would be big money maker and employ 2,500 OSHAWA -- A casino in Oshawa would attract 12,000 people a day. create 2,500 jobs and generate $243 million in gaming revenues annu- ally, a consultant's report says. Gordon Phillips of the Economic Planning Group presented the study Monday night and told councillors "from an economic standpoint, there's a substantial gain" from a casino in Oshawa. City residents go to the polls Monday in a ref- erendum to vote on two issues - a possible casino for Oshawa and the city's role in the Greater Toronto Area. Mr. Phillips told councillors a casino will cre- ate "huge new spending in the community." According to the consultant's report, a 100,000 -square -foot casino would cost about $57 Photo by A.J. Groen million to build and attract most of its gamblers from within 40 kilometres of Oshawa. Mr. Phillips said his company was "conservative" in its estimates and assumed a casino will be built in Toronto - but not the eastern portion of the city. He also said the figures were based on a "mature market" scenario. "If there's no casino in Toronto, the 'win' isn't $240 million, it would be: $650 million." says Mr. Phillips. But the five members of the Anti -Casino Coalition of council were critical of the report, questioning the numbers. Ward 10 Regional Councillor Iry Harrell argued revenues generated by the casino would only be spent at the expense of other businesses in Durham Region. "If the bulk of the market is going to he daytrippers within 150 miles (of Oshawa), what real economic spinoff is there going to be?," asked Ward 6 Regional Councillor Bob Boychyn, who also asked. "What guarantees are there that the 2,500 jobs will go to Oshawa residents?" An Oshawa casino would "initially have to bring in professionals from the United States or • Year-round calendar approved for new school BY STEPHEN SHAW STAFF RF:POKn.R wturn, — The Ministry of Education and Training has approved a two-year trial run for war - round schoxrling at the new C. E. Broughten Puhlic Sch(ml in Whitby. The ministry notified Durham Board of Education officials last week that it will back a two�-year pilot prograrn for the proposed modified calendar. The u:ho ol, which will operate on a dual schedule providing the traditional and mWifie d school calen- dar, will open its d(x)rs Aug. 6. Broughtcn will become just the second Ontario elementary school — there are two secondary schools in the province — to run on the m(xdified schedule. "We're really excited about the start of ilio vear...;Now we can get on with the business of cducat- imL, people." Whitby superintendent Laura Elliott said at Monday's b()trd meeting. The .Lh(x)l. however, will have; 99 empt% scats. That's the number of student% from nearby Pnndc Creek, Leslie McFarlane and Dr. R. Thornton feeder %Lh(x)ls which were given the last-minute opfx)nunity to opt out of forced attendance at Broughten. Bound- ary changes to accomm(xdate the new srh(xrl meant more than 130 students would have had to change schools, but mounting opposition from parents prompted the board to allow a one-year exemption for those students. Broughten will open with 145 kindergarten -Grade 8 students on the modified calendar (more than ;ti from outside the town) and 135 K-6 students enrolled on the traditional calendar, which starts Sept. I. Grades 7 and 9 will not be offered this year for tra- ditional calendar students at Broughten because of the low enrolment, although Ms. Elliott said "wc expect to go up to Grade 9 next year" when the exempted stu- dents enroll. The two -tract calendar system will be evaluated b\ staff midway through the school year, she said. '-hut we're not anticipating any problems." Whitby trustee Patty Bowman said she etas "pleased to See tlx ministry has responded to tfte desire of the parent community (which supfwrts the m(xiified program)." When asked about the less -than -projected enrol- ment figures, Ms. Bowman replied, "Is the interest there? Well the narentc of (1451 student% say it is." Windsor," says Mr. Phillips. "They won't talk about any negative econom- ic impact," says Ward I Regional Councillor Brian Nicholson. Although the consultant wasn't asked to con- sider possible locations for an Oshawa casino. Mr. Phillips told councillors it should be located away from residential areas and "the big issue is traffic congestion." About 80 per cent of the peo- ple expected to attend a casino come by automo- bile, he says. The report also suggests casino visitors could come to Oshawa by GO Train, establishment of air or ferry shuttles from Rochester and packages with VIA Rail. Ward 4 Regional Councillor Nester Pidwer- becki, who is not a member of the Anti -Casino Coalition, wondered if Oshawa is being "used" to prompt Toronto to build a casino. "To me Toronto seems like the logical place for a casino, everything is already in place," he says. "I have a hard time wondering why Oshawa would even remotely be considered from a mar- ket standpoint. Are we being used as a prod to wake up Toronto?" l®' a :�a...s.s�r'w w. �r r.r�ma...mew�+.. a. ... ,:. ara�'�±�iit►�--� THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., JUNE 5, 1996 -PAGE 9-A COLOUR COMBO SK2000 HELMET LEnniex HOCKEY GLOVES 11 04 a JUNIOR SUPREME SKATES _1 • • • see IN ASSOCIATION WITH PLUS ORE! Doo HOCKEY MOULDED IN-LINE SKATES FROM o�i X60 00 pr. METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE �-�; � Junes Noon -9 Jure 10 Noon -9 ,acre to tab June 7 10-9 June 71 Noon -9 June 15 10.6 HOURS ,a,�re e gas .mom iz ras ,xMe �s s -s June 9 9-6 June f 3 10-9 1899 BROCK ROAD, PICKERING � June 6 Noon -9 June 10 Noon -9 June 14 10-9 June 7 10-9 June 11 Noon -9 June 15 10-6 June 8 10-6 June 12 10-9 June 18 9-5 June 9 9-6 June 13 10-9 E x 40- �� 0 V PAGE 10 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., )UNE 5.19% Global Volunteer Day p Durhampeople to work for their need neighbors and worthy local causes DURHAM —EDS Canada employees will fun -filled day of outdoor activities and a brlte FTS' fourth global volunteer anniversary. ees attend special Christmas events at Whitby be out in force Saturday to celebrate the fourth Hawaiian Theme Barbecue is planned to cele- In addition to this volunteer day. FSS employ- General Hospital. annual Global Vol- FREE unteer Day. 4r. Events are held I O CES throughout com- Local events hospitalized munities to raise both spirits and money for local nfF causes. Activities patienLs. range from tree (:TV planting and park- There are over V6•MI Pt'RC IASE OF ANY '►4ATCIti1%i(' SFT cleanup to retire- Conservation — GTY ment home visit. FREE POSTURE CARE 4r. and day trips for I O CES 1$ Local events hospitalized o 0 MST • No (I.)•r YEAH planned include. patienLs. • BED • 1rxrrmr.ss (:TV - Second second Marsh There are over V6•MI Pt'RC IASE OF ANY '►4ATCIti1%i(' SFT SINGLE Conservation — 5.0(0 FDS C<ulaciit$139 line Road, Oshawa. MATTRESS Nbluntevrs will don employees who SET ' 2 2 4 their lord hest• it, will be _i-'ilie their l 79 they construct a dine and eflortl� to go toward purcha5- rx )l -RLI:... ilii .111 I 2s • r events. many ell su-I ii . 1J scheduled riiht FREE ORTHO PRACTICCH hen in Durham. I O CES 1$ Local events SINGLE Z o 0 MST • No (I.)•r YEAH planned include. SET '374 • BED • 1rxrrmr.ss (:TV - Second second Marsh Kt�(......... -+39 % "I (,x-. V6•MI Pt'RC IASE OF ANY '►4ATCIti1%i(' SFT C0NIFORT SLEEP Conservation — line Road, Oshawa. Nbluntevrs will don Loblaws will pro- BAYLY their lord hest• it, l 79 they construct a CL go toward purcha5- SINGLE neN' txwdwalk fix lng food vouchers_ MATTRESS O%Mwa's Second _ N E SET '284 Marsh Conserva- o� N will be avail- lion Area while able for collection [x )l Ii LE:... i to i ♦t "I i24 their younLer fault- food items. Qt"F.[.N..... _' 19 sI'7 iti-. ly m:mbers will . Whitby Gener- p��..11a``n--t trees. To - 20 make this -a YEAa GTY and karri ' expen- ewc all interprc- - SPECIAL EDITION tive walk will be DIANASTY heli by' the Secorld Marsh Consc:rva- ` y� Iron group for fvoo- SINGLE pre interested to MATTRESS leamint, mon SET `314 atx)ut the marsh cm ironmeni- • Ix>l NLi.... GL' � ♦lily i-4 • M. Vincent's Qt cE x.....239 %1. 4o•) Soup Kitchen — tilaitli7 ,EAR GTY • FREE ORTHO PRACTICCH serve up hun-gry I O CES $229 SINGLE Z o 0 MST • No (I.)•r MATTRESS . SFIEETS • 1)I1 -1,0\X' I SET '374 • BED • 1rxrrmr.ss :5; .,r"t414 t 1 �Ir: c;C��'FR Kt�(......... -+39 % "I (,x-. V6•MI Pt'RC IASE OF ANY '►4ATCIti1%i(' SFT Once again I:DS DIA'AN D:AY BED employees will tv J Bening hex meals i,• ,,I It � t to the less fcxtu- date. Volunteers will be prepare and - serve dishes or clean the work area While Enamel Fns 8 and the stockroom. St. Vincent's Soup T • RA� Kitchen is a non- profit organizatK)n MATES BED based in Oshawa. 2 Large • Loblaws Bar- Storage beClw — ):DS Drawers employees will be serve up hun-gry - customers with barbecued hot dogs Maple Finish and hamburgers at Loblaws, King Street and Town - line Road, Oshawa. Loblaws will pro- BAYLY vide all the fare and half of the proceeds CL go toward purcha5- lng food vouchers_ s r ' for St. Vincent's N E Soup Kitchen. Bas- kets o� N will be avail- able for collection 1 of non-perishable food items. . Whitby Gener- al Hospital — A . $ly rm ORMO PEDIC SINGLE $� MATTRESS xi SET X394 rx)t'BLF....'-"9 SEI" 4i9 QUF.I-.N..... 31)x) %r. 1' 4'4 KIN(......... -159 ST.[ _09 FL"I'ON BED ECONOMY BUNK Frame and Guaranteed Mattress Lowest Complete , Price 179 s169 9 Ra at�=II CREW QUARTE FEATURES: *Twin beds • Armoire • Bookcase • Closet $4 IIC�'p I_ ORTHO LUXURY SINGLE MATTRESS 374 SET $614 IX)UBLF........ WJ SIA 6-4 QUFFN.......... 439 SE'r -2. KING.............584 Sri- toi. YEA .GT' ORTHO SUPREME SINGLE $339 MATTRESS SET '554 Ix)t'KLE...36 i SEI" s94 QUEEN ---•- 189 sl:r hr. KIN(......... 91;-4 AR ORTHO ELEGANCE SINGLE MATTRESS SET $479 rx)I-BLF... 339 s" s6v Qt'EEN..... 369 tiET 5•r) KIN(:........ 519 SETS(,') Fold -up ROLL -A -WAY COT rInclud"esMattros$8149 CAPTAIN'S ECONO BED 6 Lsr9e Store" Droweirs - e-- .ET - TneOSHAWA - FACTORY OUTLET SleepFactory • to { •'.': ?F � PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED HOVDO SET UP - AVAILABLE = - - .� �J ® W Mosler Cord ® � - •� to . • FREE 6 Mo. ►OPEN t3�I — r LAY-AWAYSUN. 0 WE MAKE ANY r 1.3 DISPOSAL SIZE MATTRESS OF OLD SET --- -- AVAILABLE .ARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY-- DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1978 Fast friends at Elizabeth Seton Students Karla Belfon and Graham Clendenning can't wait to dig into a huge cake which was made to commemorate the grand opening ceremony for St. Elizabeth Seton C.S. in Pickering on May 28. The cake was made up of 25 smaller cakes. photo by A.J. Groen Parent Finders meet to aid adoptees ❑ Durham -based group helps adoptees find birth relatives DURHAM -- Parent Finders has changed the location and time of its next meeting. The volunteer group, which has a Durham Region chapter, will meet Thursday, lune 13 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Luke's Presby- terian Church, 333 Ross - land Rd. NK, Oshawa. Parent Finders helps people involved in adop- tions find birth relatives. It assists in matching adoptees and birth parents, youngsters given up at birth who have siblings. and so on. For more information on the group or the upcoming meeting, call Rick or Linda at (905) 986-0645 or Sandy at 404- 9151. THE (YEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE S, 1"6 -PAGE 11 p . WE 114 ke",S► Yoult GIFTS$ GETAWAYS ...-- BLUES �•. 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The Childbirth Edu- cation Association of Durham pre- sents the event at the Pickering Town Centre from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The fair will feature many community groups and services of interest to pregnant and new fami- lies. Mini-Skool Daycare: will pro- vide free face painting for children. Call the Childbirth Education Association at 420-3890 for more information. 71) is IV i?ek s BROADCAST TIMES Better Living Patio Rooms Daily Times PICKERING Ch53 9:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 9:00 P.M. AJAX Ch44 8:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 2:30 P.m.. 7:00 D.m. ESTABLISHED 1902 WE'RE RENOVATING Showroom Display Clearance To 70%OFF O 245 WEST BEAVER CREEK ROAD UNIT #2 RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO 905-886-5751 MON.-WED. & FRi. 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. THURSDAY 10:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. SATURDAY 10:00 A.M.400 P.M. ♦ EDUCATION Ajax high school principal honored for contributions to Catholic education ❑ Denis O'Connor's Brian Hughes shows compassion, caring commitment and pursuit of excellence AJAX -- An Ajax principal has been named by the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board as the recipient of its most prestigious special 0 N education award. Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic Molt School principal Brian llm hes was presented the Ronald Ste. Marie Award for his "compassion, cm-ing commitment and his pursuit of excellence" at a recent awards dinner held by the Durham Chapter of the Council for Exceptional Children. The award is given in recognition for dedication, ouistanding leadership and excellence in public support of special edu- cation programs. Mr- Hughes, who has worked in Catholie education for 25 years, was honored for "his skills in board -wide leadership• admin- istration and curriculum implementation.-,, press release; states. 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M d.W SWAX..—e r•he9r t eppse6r •ere. tReo. .ur u.n r..nm Pt r 68W mum ePqurro r rid, Sures raU,t«xn ab mdrary rnu.t+xn eipply 57.110 dowep�nwnt pure4 int mmtA's trd uau q drp r••rro Uhee rRi«•n Yr,�, 1780 4rwru erwercr em G+7e6• pre IW empynt o, Mev n yrhete v , Oe1vr keV aYu, aJW l ded«'ro Urale, mey Mev erW WI la int lmrlM Irry alkr Ser deM for y,ah rypey�mnrrrr�� a 16150 OM•rn fel0Y1 FO Bm 1ppp, 0ir•e.Orgr Frenchman's Bay Festival needs your help 1W NEWS ADVERTISM WED.; ,i1JN55, iib -PAGE 13-A V POWER Pickering Nuclear Generating Station up and runnin a ain after lenorthvirde,9vPICKE:RING -- lt's not tori late. to g g do some enjoyable work for your community by volunteering to help out with the Frenchman's Bay Festival to be held this weekend. A volunteer orientation session will be held Saturday at I p.m. at Swan's h1arina, 910 Liverpool Rd. For information on volunteering, call Eileen Eiigdon at 539-5529. The festi- val at the belt of t.iverpcxll Road will begin with it midway Saturday at 2 p.m. followed by a street dance at h p.m. There wi!1 be a beer garden and lawn bowling all weekend. Sunday afternoon activities include dragon boat races, hot air balloon rides and more. (TILI LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kassel MD FRCSC Dr. S Siomra MD FRCSC 905-723-8551 Oshawa o. �t4ks„� LANDSCAPING P—nq• prymnq WE TAKE Ptd 1W gq„px. !naHxr i P,y Stone ♦ OUR WORK VA'tSi11P SEUM Expect more from Sears CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0621 Page 31 Reads: Only 349.99 Air Conditioner Kenmore 5000 BTU "Illustration Incorrect” Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. BRUNCH WITH YOUR M.P.P. Sunday, June 9th, 1996 Annandale Golf & Country Club (Church & Bayly St. Ajax) . $1000 per person TO RESERVE A TICKET Call 686-8906 or 420-0829 ALL ARE WELCOME ❑ Shutdown cost Ontario Hydro $2 million per day after April discovery of back-up valve failure BY 'MARIANNE TAKACS _ __STAFF REPORTER PICKF,RING -- The much -delayed restart of the the Pickering Nuclear Gener- ating Station has begun and one of the: plant's eight reactors is expected to he run- ning at full power by Thursday. "Over the weekend we removed the guaranteed shutdown state," says station spokesman Jay Amer. "It's been it long time and we've put a lot of work into getting the reactors hack." All the station's reactors had been shut down since April 21. at a cost to Ontario Hydro of about S2 million per day. The shutdown followed the April lh discovery. during routine testing. of a failure in a hack -up valve in the station's emergency coolant injection system (ECIS). All eight of the reactors rely on the ECIS. Several expected restart schedules were revised as station staff worked to meet the repair and testing requirements of the Atomic Energy Control Board (AFC'B) and Ontario Hydro. As well. Ontario Hydro delayed the restart further to accelerate a quality of work improvement program launched last tall in response to problems at the station identified by the AF.C-B and plant officials. The program required a complete status check on each unit before it was returned to service. Under the current schedule. six of the eight reactors are expected to return to full power by Sunday, June 23. Two units will remain shut down indefinitely for maintenance. ftt s h i r, n... fr,u t rr.•rt r. 41 rr v....o r i,• . rrt.. nr n l i r... rt tr rse r v i t,-rn .. l u,r.. 1rt _ e. f u r n i t u r,• a u g T N It � trr , I v r t r„ n i v .. h r• rl ck h ,r t h. h rr r d rr rr r e. h r, m t, t-„ r ,, nt .• n t .. nr or r- a 1, p 1 r u it 40Mitflion 4 o r Iinvewoty Cl IrKif• • s V-1-pZt1te- 1i women over 3 to 7 or worr et, i end under Specmit ize 1 / • on- ensSportswear. /5"NU11Inwge"'” and V.I.Pe tites Spn*ng Sumnwrfashw*nsof Image' in sites 18110 28W y.l Petitesin sires 6p t6o 1111rry in ,frrr the• hsr seIertiu11 u/• rulrxurs. srvlr•.s 411111 I'll hrir.s in rh,. ciCr it it it- un 60 YCO VE 0621 - Savings from Sears reg. Some items may have leen at reduced prices during the lost six months S T A R T S T H U R While quantities last. Selection will vary by store S D A Y, J U N E SEMN 1--AIx-7 more f om SearN 6, 1 9 9 6 Copyright 1996. Sears Canada nc. SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sun. 12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m. a u g N ■W r. Z � PKwr �xEa * H WY 401 S D A Y, J U N E SEMN 1--AIx-7 more f om SearN 6, 1 9 9 6 Copyright 1996. Sears Canada nc. SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sun. 12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m. �lII16E'I>t-)\•� tYEWS AD'YL+RI7SER,'WL►Dt, JfltVE Srll�6 Arthritis Society needs your help to raise funds D Canvassers and strikes all ages, includ- ing children. There are over sought in Ajax 100 forms of the disease. and Pickeringt0 including lupus. In Ontario, 67 per cent of help fight all funds raised by the chronic disease Arthritis Society so to research, which is making AJAX-PICKERING -- great strides in developing The Arthritis Society needs treatment. door-to-door canvassers and Ajax and Pickering vol - team captains for its Sep- unteers who can spare even tember fund-raising cam- just two or three hours of paign. their time are welcome to Arthritis is Canada's help out. Call Lucy or number one chronic disease Nancy at 434-7221. Chartered Financial Planner MEMBER OF TPA INVESTMENT PLANNING INC. "A professional you can trust with a reputation for the highest quality personal service and integrity" • Mutual Funds • Highest Rate (1-.I.C.-s • Life Insurance Planning • Tax & Ftitate Planning James Schofield IFLAT RATEi Long Distance FROM :- a `= 99/ Two -W• c,......c�.. ' r C. l l i n'y"'-�"''p' Mont 6 9 "''""' "�"'''— 12N.w,... �r." ■�+r $...c rl «kUl .wl 7.11 .M a!1 y.wr 09h r kms J..4a , VAI. �k'•�•ri "^ expanded service to: Whitby, Oshawa, ' Howrnanvilk, Newcastt:, Port Perry & Ulac6tock arras es'+ w.+.d. to h+• PC" @--, ws OW) 17reIehape (416)406-3977 A CAPITAL ADVENTURE Canadian Tire Associate stores across the country officially launched the Canada Day Family Celebration Contest, an endeavor to send a family from each of Canada's 10 provinces and two territories to Canada's Capital Region to celebrate Canada Day. In partnership with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, National Capital Commission and Kinsmen and Vinette Clubs of Canada, Canadian Tire will offer 12 lucky families return transportation, accommodation with local families and invitations to events such as special receptions and tours of national institutions and the Capital Region. "We've been part of Canadian families for almost 75 years, and we're delighted to be able to bring different families from across the country together to experience the excitement of Canada Day celebrations in Ottawa," says Andrea Ongaro, Director of Vendor Support and Event Marketing, Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited. "Canada Day in Ottawa is truly something special." Complete contest information, as well as contest ballots, are available at all participating Canadian Tire Associate Stores until Sunday, June 9th. OrK family ballot will be drawn from each store in t ' the count►Y, qualifying them for the provincial/territorial draw. The twelve lucky winners will be announced by Wednesday, June 12th. Summer ` I I ill I 'M The Durham 13oard of E&CrItion's Adult and Continuing; Education Department is offering a series of daytime and evening Summer courses throughout lune, hilt' and August. The ne\\• Computer Skills Training Centre located in the Office Galleria at the Osha«'a Centra will he presenting: • WINDONL'S 95 AND MICROSOFT OFFICE 95 COURSES, which include • Ne'ORD —.0, EXCEL 7.0, • POWERPOINT 7.0 AND ACCESS 7.0 0 In addition. there %will he \l'indoNN'S courses scheduled for Microsoft Office -+.3 and Perfect Office. LOTUS :1.0. Corall)raw- 5.11, Visual fi,tsic 3.0 and Programming in C++ are among Other \t-indo%N­, applications heing offered during this time frame. WE ALSO OFFER CUSTOMIZED CORPORATE TRAINING PKGS. PLEASE PHONE FOR DETAILS. • New Location Computer Skills Training Centre Office Galleria Osha%va Centre ( 2nd floor - north rand of Oshawa Centre) 905-579-1990 905-427-2165 Adult Learning Centre 421 Pine A,.�enue Oshax a. ON (east side of the Oshawa Centra) 9O5-5'9-1990 905-42'-2165 Computer Skills Training Centre 1-f00 iiayly. ['nit 2 Pickering. ON 905-686--118 905--120-58-'11 To Register Call Us At Any of the above phone numbers. • WINDO)WS 3.1 • KEYBOARDING FOR COMPUTERS W0RDPR(X1'FSSI\G • WORDPERFECT 6.0 & 7.0 • WORDPERFECT 6.1 DATABASES • ACCESS 2.0 & 7.0 DRAWING • COREL DRAW 5.0 TO REGISTER CALL THE ABOVE NUMBERS ADULT ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PROGRAMS SUMMER SCHOOL JULY 2 TO AUGUST 9, 1996 Adult Learning Centre, 421 Pine Ave. Oshawa, Monday to Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. BASIC INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED REGISTRATION JUNE 19 & 20, 9:30 A.M. -11 A.M. CALL (905) 683-3891 OF • WINDOWS 95 tiPRFADSHEETS • LOTUS 1-2-3v5 • EXCEL 5.0 & 7.0 PRESENTATION • POWERPOINT 4.0 & 7.0 PROGRAMMING • C+++ • VISUAL BASICS 3.0 & 4.0 ADULT & CO G EDUCATION 21 & OVER DAY SCHOOL 2 LOCATIONS OSHAWA PICKERING 240 Simcoe St. S. 816 Kingston Road Formerly Central (D.A.S.E. Collegiate I Pickering) Registration & Orientation Every Wednesday in July Starting July 3, 1996 Call for more information! OSHAWA PICKERING 579-1990 683-4221 Call us at any of the numbers above, phone for more information, or to receive a brochure. The Durham Board of Education Adult and Continuing Education 4 THE MnVS ADVERTISER WMNESMY{ ENE 5,1"6-fA E'f5 IT'S HERE! A 4 -MILLION DOLLAR SALEM' It's yours! Designed & intended to be the of savin s in BOB MYERS CHEV/OLDS' 14 rerk A • • 'ITIT ALL BOB MYERS SELLING AREAS WILL REMAIN OPEN AND SELLING UNTIL T:1►�i THURSDAY!... TO GIVE YOU TIME TO SHOP THE SAVINGS ON OVER 300 NEW AND USED CARS, TRUCKS AND VANS! RECORD-BREAKING CROWDS EXPECTED! TOMORROW! 9 AM UNTIL 9 PM! OVER 300 VEHICLES WILL BE ON SALE DURING THIS HISTORY MAKING DAY OF SAVINGS TOMORROW! IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT TO LIST ALL THE BARGAINS! EVERYTHING'S REDUCED! 96'METRO $12,474 smP27, 'Li--�--� y v 96'CAVAUER $12,999.,-.,, 96' LUMINA $19,999 Sm %7, 96' CUTLASS SUPREME $20,999 STU pm 96' LUMINA APV $19,999 .TU Sm THURSDAY! i IT'S TRUE! ALL SALES . 1 / AREAS (BOTH NEW AND USED) WILL BE OPEN 'TIL 9 PM THURSDAY! EVERY VEHICLE REDUCED TOMORROW! DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE TO SAVE' TOMORROW. THURSDAY, FOR 12 EXCITING HOURS, THE AMAZING TOTAL SALE COMES TO THIS AREA WITH TOTAL SAVINGS ON EVERY VEHICLE IN STOCK' EVERY FAMILY -SIZED CAR...EVERY 4 -WHEEL DRIVE... EVERY SPORTS CAR... AND EVERY PICKUP (BOTH NEW AND USED) AT IMPORTANT PRICE REDUCTIONS! REDUCTIONS WILL BE PLAINLY MARKED (FOR YOUR EASY SELECTION) WITH A GIANT SALE TAG ON EVERY VEHICLE IN THEIR VAST SELECTION! eES! EVERY VEHICLE IN STOCK (NEW AND USED) NILL BE TAGGED AT IMPORTANT SAVINGS WHEN fHE SALE BEGINS AT 9 AM SHARP TOMORROW! BUT THERE'S MORE! FOR 12 AMAZING HOURS THURSDAY, YOU CANT SELECT THE NEW CAR OF YOUR DREAMS... ANY VEHICLE ON THE PREMISES ... AT SALE REDUCTION, AND TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF A SENSATIONAL CREDIT OFFER! BUT THERE'S MORE! THEY WILL REMAIN OPEN AND SELLING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK TOMORROW NIGHT TO GIVE EVERYONE IN THIS AREA A CHANCE TO SHOP THIS HISTORIC TOTAL SALE! 1 12 FANTASTIC PLAN TO STAY A WHILE ... IT'S PERHAPS THE HUUMb TD bAVrw LARGEST AUTO SALE AND SELECTION IN ARE 'T miss THE AMAZING REDUCTIONS"DURING TOTAL SALE 199 I 9 AM UNTIL 9 PM, THURSDAY! LIFETIME LUBE - OIL -FILTER?... - YES! DURING THEIR TOTAL SALE FOR 1996, RECEIVE A LUBE -OIL - FILTER SERVICE EVERY 3 MONTHS OR 5000 KILOMETERS AT NO CHARGE ON EVERY VEHICLE PURCHASED AQ 1 CACCnl biggest day year h i sto-rMy! UNTIL 9 PM YEWSYOU'Ll. SHOP GIANT REDUCTION CTAG ON EVERYTHING TOMORROW! CUTLASS SUPREME$!- � BLAZERS! CAVALIERS! AaEall --_ FULL-SIZE TRUCKS! MONTE CARLOS! ass! AURORAS! �r TAHOES! SPECIAL NOTICE! 00 LITERS OF GASOLINE WITH RY BRAND NEW 96' CAVALIER OURCHASED OR LEASED! EVERY USED CAR AND TRUCK REDUCED! YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT! AS YOU READ THIS AD, SPECIAL PRICING CREWS WILL WORK TO PREPARE GIANT REDUCTIONS TAGS ON EVERY USED CAR AND TRUCK! HURRY: RECEIVE A POWER -TRAIN WARRANTV ON EVERT/ I MM VENICLE AT NO GNANOEs "tJSED" BARGAIN EXAMPLES! 92 LUMINA P322 SS11,699 94 CHEV S-10 P325 $11,699 94 GRAND AM 9352XA $11,999 95 CAVALIER P373 $12,899 93 LUMINA 9455XB $11,699 92 SUNBIRD P405 $8,799 THE:Y'RE ALL OCHN0 TO BE FMOUCE 425 BAYLY Us W. @ WESTNEY ROAD o AJAX (905) 427-2500 sob m11ws 12 GREAT HOURS! 9 AM UNTIL 9 PM YES! EXTRA SALESPEOPLE AND FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE ON HAND TO HELP SPEED YOUR SELECTION! YES! REDUCTIONS WILL BE PLAINLY TAGGED ON EVERY UNIT FOR YOUR QUICK AND EASY SELECTION! DON'T MISS OUT! PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,19% V COMMUNITY .Blooming good Pickering gardens sought for tour Q Horticultural Society wants ncighborhood or in your communit}"' if so. the Pickering horticultural Society is to bring a little color into your looking for colorful Pickering are gardens to life with July 21 tour event be included in its tour to he held Sunday..luly. If you or anyone you know of has an inter- Pl('KERING -- Do you know of any Partic- estini, \garden. call ('arol at 8.19-6855 or Bar- ularly beautiful or unusual gardens in your vara at 839-7600. Child-pn..f Rear Ilene 1'. ►. fSt,wr .n the Fle— Rear kat 1►.K I.rY. mrd \I�rr..n lunditiow�n� Anti-Uwk Brakinr S�vtem , AHS F.lectrrwrrall. t � in Alvd L.prod wu.m�u. 7 ramrtr�w.n Falling in love? Here's our number. Cruise CFC -Free Air Control Condklonint AM/FM Electronicaliv Electronically Controlled 4 -Speed Arw-tlic �16 Valve Fuel Injected E -One Toned Stereo Casene -'ith aSpeaktrs Power Brakes q# (SRS) g Pbw��sand ACCORD EX SEDAN LEASE Power Steering W 111011th $298.r.... fo Dowty P�vtElrt t1 100. YSRP S23 OFF E w Zero Down Payment plans are available. W-21 �1 I lam V% I A� "Ilk 1IRUN 01IP � we lm ACCORD SEDAN EXR V-6 - Only 20.000 km. S740 ................................$26,995 ACCORD SEDAN EXR V-6 - Loaded. P2208 .... .....................................$24,995 ACCORD SEDAN EX V-6 - 'Back-. P2233 .............................................. $22,995 ACCORD SEDAN EXR - P loot, ABS. P2126 ... -.......................................... $22,895 ACCORD SEDAN EXR - Black". alarm. P2202......... ....................................$22,895 ACCORD SEDAN EX - ABS. Loaded. P2213 .................................................$20,995 ACCORD SEDAN EX - ABS Executive driven". P2211 ................................. $20,995 ACCORD SEDAN EX - ABS. dual air bags. S513 ...........................................$20,995 ACCORD SEDAN EX - 5 speed. P2059 ..........................................................$18,995 ACCORD SEDAN LX - Dual air bags. P2165..................................................$16,995 ACCORD COUPE LX - Mags, spoiler. P2170..................................................$19,595 ACCORD COUPE LX - Auto., air. S370...........................................................$19,495 ACCORD WAGON EX - Only 3,000 km. P2180 ..............................................$22,495 ACCORD WAGON EX - Roof rack. P2210 ......................................................$21,995 ACCORD WAGON EX - Power group. P2145 .................................................$21,995 ODYSSEY VAN - 6 pass. 'White'. P2147...............................................................$23,995 ODYSSEY VAN - in -dash phone. 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LEASE - See Dealer for Details Reptiles on Naturalists' agenda PICKERING -- Reptiles you might Rouge i fill Library branch, Rougemount meet along the Amazon are up for dis- Dr. south of f lwy. 2. Pickering. Metro cussion'ihursday. June 6 when the Pick- Zoo curator of inverichrocs "Iden M,Lson eling Naturalists meet. is the guest speaker on wildlife in Itac The group meets at 8 p.m. at the Amazon Basin. Call 427-1655. per p i pound, Based on full program Product not included. 0 At Beverly Hills it's not just about PERSONAu2ED WEIG04T MANAGEMENIT losing weight' it's also about living a PICKERING healthy lifestyle! First Pickering Place WHITBY OSHAWA 1550K n ston Rd 223 Brock St. N. 555 Simcoe St. N. F. 1 • 666-5050 436-2122 G THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,1996 -PAGE 17-A Gentle Denfi"stry for Adults, Kids. and Great Bid Babies. 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ITENIS TO GIVE A% AY 1) Dishwasher- -- 428-9,450. 2) Various to nL, lengths of black rubber tubes, inside diameters are: 3/4", I" 1 1/16", 1 5/16" - 420-562-5. 3) large heavy railway ties, wood from a On the Net at www.durhamnews.ner ��Fill It ror�ree" Cavalier Value Event X96 CAVALIER 2 -DOOR COUPE Get over 500 litres' of premium -blend Sunoco Ultra 94 has FREE 'f96 CAVALIER 4 -DOOR SEDC VALUE PACKED: • 4 -wheel ABS • Dual air bags s2148 SMMtTLILAM per month for 36 months • Rear door child 107-5a down payment $2.082 or egwvalent trade, sec urny depovf 5300 security locks and freight $595 • Folding rear seat or so down • Trunk release S—the per „.,nn, po 3,",; 36 months. dr I., • 2.2 litre engine 1350 and f—ghf SS9% • 5 -speed manual or $13,998 transmission plus trefghl f595 with a Cavalier in June: )r $13,730 plu, tre,ght $59t CAVALIER VALUE BENEFITS: • Largest engine In Its class • Most standard safety features in its class: - Dual air bags - Standard 4 wheel ABS - Safety cage construction - Side impact protection - Rear seat child shoulder belts • Worry -Free 24 Hour • Roadside Assistance • PASSLock theft -deterrent system • Battery run-down protection VFW Value Play Sunoco's Molson Indy "Winner's Circle" Scratch h Win Priced offkW fua sponsor and you could win one of hundreds of instant prizes or the44 to the =X"""or �Irr atrour sweepstakes grand prize of a Chevrolet Cavalier convertible. 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The winners in three age groups will get to compete in the finals at Queen's Park in Toronto June 9. photo by A.J. Groen Community choir sings Friday PICKERING -- The Works to he performed Pickering Community Choir include Purcell's "Conic, Ye performs its innaugural con- Sons Of Art", Vivaldi's cert this Friday featuring a "Gloria" and Mo/art's selection of works. "Missy Brevis in C" (a.k.a. The May 7 performance Sparrow Mass). runs from 8 p.m. to 10 P.m. Tickcts are $10. Call at 'Peace' Lutheran church at John Sigerson at420-2540 929 Liverpool Rd. fur information. Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST - Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses Evening and Saturday appointments available - Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 Wheelchair 15 Harwood Ave. S.. Alax Accessible (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) Your child's do n�• to anter scho0111... 839-504 PAIL 0115 AMAR --- FAMILY ME CENTRES r L' l .. �_.• THE NEWS ADVER7ISER, WED« JUNE S, I1111%4RAGE 19-A Durham walk -a -thou is for the dogs ❑ Animal Guardian Society invites dogs and dog lovers out for exercise and dog show DURHAM -- Grab your favorite pooch and head to the Heber Down (conservation Area next weekend in Whitby. The Animal Guardian Society (TAGS) is holding its 5th annual walkathon and dog show June 16 at the conservation area. The walk starts at 9 a.m. and the dug show starts at noon. Dogs and dog lovers from around Durham Region are welcome to take part in the event. Rosettes, trophies and other prizes can he won at the show for a variety �ickeri� HOME & LEI CENTRE Live Tape 6h, of Tlie_..j *next to the Idea Place. Taping starts at 1:00pm Come Meet Special Guests Tie Domi of categories, including Dog Least Resembling a Known Breed, Short- est Tail, Best Trick and Dog of the Year. To get Heber Down, take Taunton Road West to Country Lane Road, take Country Lane Road north to the conservation area entrance. For more information on the event call 905 -263 -TAGS or 905-433- 1069. Bobby Baun Of The Toronto Maple Leafs Lightweight Boxing Sensation, Billy "The Kid"14 Irwin. Plus Former World Heavyweight Champ Joe Frazier (tentative) highway #2 (Kingston Rd.) Pickering Home Pick. Metro East CD & Leisure Centre Pkwy Centre 1755 Pickering Pkwy. °D Home & L 1 V 6K5 _ Leisure Centre a :Call us at: a 401 (905) 427-4332 - • PAGE 20-AAME NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,19% V JUSTICE Clogged courts cause chaos in Durham ❑ Lawyers say It all adds up to a court system that isn't broken, but system isn't still requires some fixing. broken, but 1s the system slow'' It all depends on who you talk to does need repair and whether the rase is a criminal or civil matter. BY BRIAN LEGREE "Parts of it are slow," says Dl'RHAN STAFF John Scott, head Crown DURHAM -- Lawyers attornev for Durham Region. and Crown attorneys who "I think in the pn,yincial work in Durham Region's division it's run quite effec- court system say it's bark- tively, but general division logged. yet it's not uncom- and civil stuff is another mat - mon to see courtrooms sit- ter. Arguably there are too ting empty in the middle o1 many adjournments. (The the afternoon. system) doesn't _yet things �'h>? focused early Accord - enough. That's ing to the '., what's hard to P e o p l ey put the finger who work in ;-, on. the system on a "So many daily basis. different things courts are drive it -- different personal - jammed because of the ities, financial parts, some booming population of the clients may be well financed region, scheduling difficul- and try to adjourn as a tac- tics, pressures put on the sys- tic." adds Mr. Scott. whose tem by the Charter of Rights, office deals with about law vers and the sheer unpre- 20.000 criminal charges dictabilaN surrounding the annually. time required for court cases. But Bernie O'Brien, a Ironicall}, the same rea- renowned Oshawa criminal sons can be used to explain law ver. says "The system is why some courtrooms sit terribly slow; the 'criminal idle during peak times of the system is slow and the civil work day. Cases booked for system isalmost stopped. 1 three days of court time may ha%"e civil 'ca cs in my office ultimatch. require only two- that hayc been waiting three. and -a -half dans. leaving a four and. in some rases, fire court empty while hundreds years to be heard. of cases sit waiting to be "The ,�:.,cm is so heard. ingrained to look after the AIR CONDITIONING SALE 0 FREE AIR CONDITIONING PRICES REDUCED on a6 i 0 M Summdr Lon; In -Stock air conditioners i 01nanc IW. fiing available xtnile qua► Pities last. 00 • y SHE -F11131• 01140W HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING o SCARBOROUGH PICk,EPING; AJAX WHITBY. OSHAWA / 0 416) 7529111 (905, 8393234 i905) 42 7 -5551 TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTC! Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W. 3724744 Saturday & Evening d Appointments available. JAIMES IL YANCH criminal aspect. There's a lot of human tragedy in the civil system." A driving force behind the scheduling of court rases is a 1992 Supreme Court of Canada derision, which ini- tially forced the courts to expedite criminal cases at the expense of civil cases. some lawyers say. "Criminal courts were significantly backlogged a few years ago until a rase called Askov that decided if your rase waited too long to come to trial it might infringe on your Charter rights." saes Oshawa lawyer Al Simeson. "A whole swath of cases were thrown out and as a result, a number of initiatives were taken to try and get rid of backlogs. Now it takes several months instead of a - year -and -a -half. "It's significantly improved since the Askov rase and initiatives that arose Am NIM DAL 9%em customer sati. arse ourriority... .96 GRAND CARq y4N 24T-Pkg. $20,988* SOL ew96-413 , A%g CARAVAN _q&, 196 CARAVAN' 24T Lot to choose from. 19,988 •96 'RAM i 500 �/" Conqueror spec- pkg. ''` Auto. 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The project is funded by the Friends of the Environment, a group created by Canada Trust. photo by Ron Pietroniro t<"stele Dear Rxlp to rrup�> 1 — coke since cake. And wtlat a treat It is. Mode with light, chocolate coke conch. Cod Colles and creamy chocolat0 Ond vandoDQ.sons�e. 9 cold fudge and kielicious icing.. Cal in your order Kids' Dipped Cope or pick up one today. ; • 1Sundm W from $12 95 Dairy � Queen 250 Bar1y SL W- 619.0662 PICKERING 1099 Kinptm Rd. 1331-2665 (beside Olive Gardep) THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,1996 -PAGE 21-A `Throwing money' at the problem isn't the solution: Crown attorney. FROM PAGE 20 force is the effect of the Charter of Rights," says Mr. O'Brien. " I can remember doing a murder trial in a week to 10 days; now it's inconceivable to finish a trial in less than a month and it's usually six months." In the past, criminal cases were tried solely on the basis of evidence and whether the accused committed the crime. Now, it's not only a matter of trying the evidence to determine the guilt or innocence of an accused that takes up court time, but the manner in which evidence was acquired is also often on trial. "The Charter of Rights?," says Mr. Scott. "There's no way around it, it docs take a lot of court time -- unpredictable court time. No \& we spend a lot of time Potted Kose Special litigating if evidence gathered can be tendered (used in court)." Lawyers are also contributing to the problem, says Mr. Simeson. "Lawyers have to take a fair hit of the blame. Many times lawyers aren't necessarily ready, they might need another expert report or something like that or it may come from a lawyer being too busy." Asked to assess the relative perfor- mance of the criminal court system, Mr. Scott says, "Ac hit it generally reason- ably well, but it's not perfect. "Today we're setting trial dates in provincial court for late November and early December. I'd like to get that down to five months; I'd like it on a tighter timeline." The provincial government has rec- ognized the: problem surrounding civil cases and is taking steps to ease the Lobelia pressure, says Mr. Simeson. "There arc initiatives from the Attor- ney General's office trying to get civil cases expedited. The average civil case takes two to three years, which is too long for an individual to wait. "In March of this year, simplified rules of procedure were introduced for cases under 525.0(X)." Rules governing discoveries were also modified, which could also save time, says Mr. Simeson. Hiring more judges and creating more courtrooms won't necessarily solve the problem, the legal communi- ty says. ""Throwing money at it is not the answer; it doesn't necessarily solve all the problems." says Mr. Scott. Adds Mr. O'Brien: "I've been in the business 25 years and I've never seen the bench work as hard as it has; it's vir- tually unprecedented." Loves full sun but can tolerate partial shade. Best uses are: Kmund coyer, bedding, edgings, containers and hinging baskets. SALE! Shade Impatiens A& Hanging Basket Thrue ,ha e I,,% ing plants will flower all summer long. Hundreds to choose trom and a colour selection sure to please. Reg. Up to n 99 14.91 7 I. 10 • PAGE 22 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE S, 1996 V PICKERING VILLAGE FESTIVAL Festival shapes up to be the biggest and best ever 0 There are plenty of fun events on tap for the 22nd year of annual celebration of the community AJAX -- Pickering Village will be buzzing Saturday. For the 22nd year, the residents and businesses of Pickering Village will stage the Pickering Village Festival to enter- tain and delight , everyone who visits this his- toric setting. There are tradi- tional events which appeal to everyone from kids to seniors. This year's festival is shap- ing up to be the big=est and best ever. prow:Jing an auspicious launch to Ajax Home Week. The festivities get under way at 8 a.m. with a pancake break- fast in front of the Pickering Village Phartna- cv on Old Kingston Ro:ul At 9:30 a.m., the Ajax I.txal Architec- tural Conservation Advisory Committee will dedicate the 'Old Village Bell' in its new location in the parkette at the junc- tion of Kingston Road and Old Kingston Road. Throughout the day, there'll be numerous events and displays including live enter- tainment, a walking tour of historic sites, arts and crafts displays, clowns. agiant 1 yard sale, draws, fortune tellers, pony rides and much more. The parade is a highlight of the morn- ine. It bevins at Pickering, flis-,h School at 10 a.m. and will feature five hands, cotn- munity and commercial floats, antique cars. local civic ano service clubs. The parade goes down Church Street to Kingston Road. east along_ Kin`,ston Road to Mill Strut. to Lincoln Avenue, alone a $AVE m Here's 1 Lincoln to Randall Drive, up Randall and Linton Avenue, across Sherwood Avenue West and hack to the high school. A sidewalk and craft sale will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. along Old Kingston Road. Church Street and Kingston Road. At the same time, an arts and crafts show and sale will he held at the Village Com- munity Centre at the corner of Linton Please see WALKING -..page 23 J to 1111111110 •F"ast, competitive quotes E come insurance discounts ol' up to 25% availahle • Discounts on auto insurance available for good driving records •cher 50 \,cars experience and advice • 24 hour claims service AJAX - (905) 683-6886, PICKERING - (905) 683-0770, (905) 509-0533. Good Value From People You Can Trust— the co-opelatol's Insurance/ Financial Services __ ...-k iJl.:.. .-Y.^ ,r.can.wUrlwi.+�4• -- _ _ .M'7nL -strr7►e.�.r,.....a.:.__. _._ . _ .. ._ ,+..... _.. .. ... .. _ .... .._ ... -..� y T PICKERING VILLAGE FESTIVAL Walking tours take in historic buildings FROM PAGE 22 Avenue and Sherwood Road West. Live entertainment will be fea- tured on the Showmobile stage on old Kingston Road from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. Among the performers planned are the Pickering High School Band, the school's jazz band and choir, the Pickering Concert Band, Dance Experience, Jazzercise and the O'Brien Dance School. Walking tours of historic loca- tions in the Village will be conducted from the 'Village Bell' beginning, at 1 P.m. by the Ajar LACAC. The seniors' bazaar and lunch will be held from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. at the seniors' centre at 27 Linton Ave., at the rear of the Village Arena. Many other events will take place throughout the day, including a bike rodeo sponsored by State Farm Insurance. There's a festival at the shore too PICKERING -- A Waterfront Street Dance is being held Saturday, June Sin front of Swan's Marina at the foot of Liverpool Rd., Pickering, to launch the Frenchman's Bay Festi- val. The event, slated to kick off at 8 p.m., features a DJ, BBQ and beer garden, midway rides all day. Call Eileen Higdon at 839-5229 for more information on the dance and the Frenchman's Bay Festival. The Ajax Rotary Club will operate a beer tent by the arena lot from noon to 4 p.m. There will be live entertainment and a bratwurst barbecue in the Courtyard, at the corner of Old Kingston Road and Elizabeth Street, from I l a.m. to 9 p.m. The festival will conclude with a Good Time '50s Rock 'n' Roll Dance in the Village Arena. The good times' and great music by the Lincolnaires begin at 8 p.m. and continue to 1 a.m. "rickets are available at $12 per person from many Village businesses or by calling-, Ruth at 69-1-9215. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,19% -PAGE 23-A A9TItR2M9NT IRI91DIiNCa An all inclusive retirement living next to Petticoat Creek - Pickeriniz Wcatiom stmt R�, —�•�i'."�► • �•. Ir LINDA ZUSEN chats with EVELYN VVIiNGROVE a long term resident of Rosebank over tea. Fr,ltes;ional nwsing carr 24 hours a day > In-house physician (on call 24 hours a dav) Laboratory, X-ray and pharmacy sen ices o Podiatric care �. Private and semi -private accommodation v Colt F. and telephone O Free parking O In-house shuttle sen ice O Varied and attractive menu O Call -bell in each suite O Laundn sen ices O %tom -convenience store O Air conditioning O Hairdressing barber sen ices For a pen onai tour and more information on our GRACIOUS COUNTRY VILLA 534 Rodd Avenue, Pickering Call (905) 509-2582 A . I 1 I 1 1 1:2,111:j: �I�J�':1 r1J1 • a • •ter- .: � ,� '� � •' •• •� i � � X11► - , 1/40 Alk 4L t av aA P'cker� #. ;,N" too ews •. tf I :312(l s ..T I :312(l /w •Styling & . Haircuttingfor , - the Whole Family s ♦ 26 Church St S. 686-1166 DENTURE CLINIC Please come and enjoy the Festival William Steil, DD, F.C.A.C.(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Pickering Village Pharmacy 59 Old Kingston Rd. 683-9271 rn� L iclonan Garden Nam ucl [ 619-9858 1 • Wedding Reception • Corp. Events • Private Parties • Business Lunches 60 Randall Drive Pickering Village Square �e Hope to see you at the festival. Come in for a Slushy X683-4191 k THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.,.I1'1E 5,1996 -PAGE 25-.A PICKERING VILLAGE B. I* A Remember when hospitality and good old fashioned value were something you could count on. In Pickering Village that ethic still t ' lives: Over one hundred shops and services on your doorstep - If you're missing them, you're missing out on some great opportunities. .r- d PICKERING VILLAGE Z PHARMACY Pancake Breakfast 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. �� I % � J OLD KINGSTON RD. Village Bell Dedication HWY.42 PRESCRIPTIONS MEDICAL SUPPLIES - DELIVERY 9 a.m. to -t P.M. % - HIM. 401 i`77 683-9271 rn� L iclonan Garden Nam ucl [ 619-9858 1 • Wedding Reception • Corp. Events • Private Parties • Business Lunches 60 Randall Drive Pickering Village Square �e Hope to see you at the festival. Come in for a Slushy X683-4191 k THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.,.I1'1E 5,1996 -PAGE 25-.A PICKERING VILLAGE B. I* A Remember when hospitality and good old fashioned value were something you could count on. In Pickering Village that ethic still t ' lives: Over one hundred shops and services on your doorstep - If you're missing them, you're missing out on some great opportunities. .r- d Saturday, June 8, 1996 Pancake Breakfast 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. �� I % � a[ \llla�;c l7llat'Ill.11� Village Bell Dedication 9:30 a.m. h :\I.1:. 1.:\(.A(, uI \roti Parkette on King,IOn Road - Craft Tables 9 a.m. to -t P.M. % 1hr0 LILJI(AI1 111 • Villi),�c i`77 Festive Parade 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. / K1::,,�.-�1,41 Road. N1111. Lin(-i)In, Randall. Linton Live Entertainment 11 a.m. to -t p.m. )Il lilt• .111,)"\ Ill+)I )l1l' 1t.1 tiC - )Id Kingston Road Bike Rodeo 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ♦♦ ,, ... ,. i�,/ al LlnLl7ln Alexander Family Karaoke Concert 11 a.m. to 4 P.M. _ -- Beer Tent 12 noon to -t p.m. �` in Aien.I 1O1 - spomored ht• ti ��ax Koran cauh Entertainment - Barbecue 1 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. �� a• ' � �� (.UlIIilar�1 )>l�l K7I1:;`I7'[1 1��1 Seniors Bazaar & Lunch 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. �cnlur c.cntre Lul(l)n A%C Village arts & C:rafts 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1 �^ ►� ( l _%)IIIIIIIIII11% I Ll1I - AAr,. 22 Sherw(u)d A%e SOMETHLtiG FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Historic Tour I p.m. • bung Singcn ()I Alax • lazz Band L� Cllolr • 1.:\c::\C \\,liking TOUr of Ilickering Iligli Concert Band • N1eKicrn dance • "historic" locatic)ns I.IZA-rcise • giant Yard Sale • Martial Arty • Clowns • 50's Rock & Roll Dance' 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Marc Painting • c:hiidrens Ride•N • Antique Cars • VI1I.1gC Arcna nnl'Il 1"l Artists • Collector flares • Bake S:de • Street Vendors the I.inroln.Ilre•s • urnct c.lrll I). ,.ilial `' nn.. _• - •l: nl c.l In The Courtyard FOR ALL AGES • SIDEWALK SAIF • LIVE MUSIC • DANCING • FOOD 8r DRINKS INDIVIDUAL PERFORMERS • •AND LAST YEAR'S FAMOUS BRATWURST & SHISH -KEBOB RARBEQUES All starting at 11:00 am to close Y9 Food & drinks served in the Courtyard ` ro FWO. Serving Your Favourite Imported Beers + �1 join us, at The Courtyard for the Mkei -i4 Village Festival Caribbean Roti Shop Mouth ,watering Rotis, Doubles, " Alloo Pies, 'other fine West Indian dishes and much more. Daily Lunch Specials Take Out ;,Catering N/w corner of Hwy. i & church 683-9900 THE FOX AND FLOWERPOT PUBIRESTAURANT. i W t Family Karaoke Concert 11-4 p.m. 428-2162 60 Randall Dr. PICKERING VILLAGE SQUARE Dr. GeoyR. Dai Dental Surgeon r " •A��td We welcome `'ou to the 1"illage. Come join in the fun at the (esti-val. 3 (old Kingston Road Pickering Village 683-3-00 Duffins 611 Kingston Road 427-7156 The Shops and Businesses of the Pickering Village y �Squaare , - :welcome. ,you to •the ;festiival Call for leasing inquiries 60 Randall Dr. 99619-1270 Al e PAGE 26 -A -TM NEWS ADVERTISER. WED. JUNE S. 19% Food, fireworks among Ajax Home Week fun AJAX -- This year's Ajax Home Week starts with a book sale and ends with a ban. The: I1 -day annual event gets under way Thursdav with a Friends of the Ajax Library Giant Book Sale and co nclu(k-s Sunday, June 16 with a f -eworks display. Following is the schedule of events: JUNE 6 -9: The book sale will be held at the Ajax Public Library's main branch Thursday from 2 to 9 p.m., Friday from 10 a.m. to's pm. and Saturday from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Admission is fret:. For more information. contact Val Marshall at W4588 or Monica ()lenrtxx at 686- 71S8. Youth Crusade '96 runs four days out- side the Ajax Community Centre. Hours on Thursday. Friday and Satur(lav are 7 to 10 P.M. and on Sunday from 5 to 8 pm. This years crusade, which is free of chane, will feature dramas. concerts. Vide prescntations, a motorcycle exhib- it and a barbecue. For details. call Danny Fehr at 428-282S. JUNE 8: Saturdav is the busiest day of Ajax I lone Week. Everybody who loves it parade will have double the fun with both the Picker- ing Village Festival parade and the Ajax Home Week parade. lire Village FL-Aival parade begins at Pickering Iligh School on Church Street North at 10 a.m. It will nun south on Church Street to Kin,_,ston Road, cast to Mill Street, south to Lincoln Avenue, west to Randall Drive. along Randall to Linton Avenue and north on Linton back to the high s0(x)1. ('all Ruth Rcinhardt ai 683-9215. 'Ilte Horne Week parade starts at 12:30 pm. at Hunt Street and Mills Road. It procceds north on Miils to Sm - tion Street east to Ilar\vo d Avenue. south to Bayly Street, west to Monarch Avenue, south to Centennial Road and east to the Ajax Community Centre. Call Ralph (rolhen_ at 427-9073. 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V'OLUN'TEER EXECI rMT; i Chairman: ` Henry NeLson Vice -Chairman: Joe Dickson Pact Chairman- a Tony Stolk .Secretary 7'reasurer.- rl Scott.McMurray Director: Phil Rayson Tiru•n (!f Ajax Liaison' L_Lj Stuart Craig Ajax Home Week means fun for the whole family! THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5, 1996 -PAGE 27-A place to call Home Week in your community IOM PAGE 26 11:30 am. at the comer of nt Street and Mills Road. Il Don Davis at 683-2186. Razzmatazz will begin rnediately after the Home -ek parade at the Ajax mmunity Centre. "lite tnul- Atund event will include and crafts, music, exotic his, food. Soames, dance and hion. Call Jim Lockey at 5-1985. 'Ihe Green Thumb At rk flower show and sale I,, from noon to 4 p.m. at :1jar Community Centre. 11 Kathy Carnegie at 683- 2X 'Ihe Baywo od Plaza Int garage sale at the co mer Bayly Street and Monarch enue begins at 10 am. Call Ind Dixon at 427-5589 or The Ghanadian Interna - •al Society is holding an can (Ghanadian) exhibi- at the: Ajax Community tre. the grand opening d - is at 12:30 pm. and the ibition runs from 2 to 6 There'll be arts and is, dnamming and danc- fashion, food and picto d - and video displays. Guest honor is Annan A. Cato, Commissioner for t Call 721-8616. Vlrued '96 featuring Cana- tina rocker Alannah Myles is btratg held at Annandale Arena and it gets under way at p.m. The opening acts are bands Headrush. ves Crossing and Sister Tickets for the licensed nit are $25 and can be pur- at Rack 'Fm Up and Arena. more infor- m or to pur- se tickets by contact Car- Prear at 619- C JUNE 9 The Kral Architec- -al Conserva- n Advisory ►mmittee is lding the Ajax ;ritage Bus lur. The one or o -hour bus trip ill take you back time to enjoy &toric Ajax and ckering Village iddings. The ur begins at the D Station. Stan nes are 2 and 30 pm. Tickets e $7. Call Judith oulin at 428 - JUNE 10: The Lions Club of Ajax hosts a Pasta Night from 5 to 8 p.m. at the club burse at Clements and Westney Roads. Tickets r are $3 per person (coffee, tea, pop and dessert are extra). Call Dave Cawthorne at 428- 7459. JUNE 112:11e Recreation Advisory Council and Ajax Civic Awards are presented at the McLean Community Cen- tre at 7 p.m. Admission is free:. Call Linda Kean at 427-9811. JUNE 13: The Simply Italian Barbecue takes place all day at the Simply Italian Restaurant in the hal-wood. Place Mall. Cost is 59.95 per person. Call Alfredo Col alillo at 427-3700. The Friends of Ajax I Iome Week Auction takes place at the Royal Canadian Legion at 322 Nunt St. at 8:30 p.m. Admission is free. Call Myrna Picctte at 831-5876 or Jon Dickson at 683-7940. JUNE 14: The Ajax Kins- men Steak Barbecue and Dance is being held in the west arena of the Ajax Com- munity Centre from 6 p.m. to 2 am. Tickets are S20 per per- son and the menu includes nt,- eye steak, baked potato and a tossed salad. There's a cash bar and dancing to the music of the Joe Tierney band. Dress is casual. Call Ron Lyford at 683-6222. JUNE 15: "Ihe Ajax -Pick- ering organizing unit ITC Charier Lunchem is heli at the Simply Italian Restaurant in the Ilarwoxxi Place Mall from 11:30 am. to 3 pm. Call Monica oknran at 686-7188. The Creat Home Week Triathlon, featuring the ('meat Duffins Creek Cardboaard and Duct Tape Boat Race, "Ilk: Waterfront Billy Cart Derby and the Waterfront Obstwic Race. acts under way at 1 p.m. at Rotary Park at the Ajax waterfront. Mexicasa tacos and nachos will be availablc folkowint, the event Tax: Ajar I.eaion Monte Carlo Night takes place at the Ajax I egion on I lunt Street from 5:30 to 11 p.m. Admission is free and _amblers will be able to play blackjack crown and anchor, over and under and more. There's a cash bar. Call Ivan Kfyne at 686-0124. the Youn_ Singers of Aj:Lr hold their fourth annual Spring Concert at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of aha: I loly Trinity at the comer of Boucher Road and Kings Crescent. Tickets are S3 for adults. S2 for seniors and youngsters eight to 16 and free fox kids under eight. Call 'I'r<acy McMurray at Ajax parks and recreation department at 427-8811. JUNE: 16: "The Rotary Pancake Breakfast takes place from 8 a.m. to 11 am. on the soccer field of the Ajar Com- munity Centre. Cost is $3 for adults and $2 for children. Call Ivan Irwin at 683-7321. You can put on your run- ning shoes and Run the I<ake in support of Ajax -Pickering General hospital. The five - kilometre run starts at 9 am., the IOkm run at 9:15 am. and the: ikm walk at 9:30 am. at Rotary Park on the Ajax waterfront. Pre -registration is S15 and registration on the day of the event is S20. Call Michelle Saunders at 427- 8811. Ajax Day at the Races takes place at Picov Downs from 1:30 to 4:30 p -m. There'll he a special Mayor's r = = = = = = = = = = = = THE r`JE� RK MAC,HINEl t' LUNCH SPECIAL WEEKDAYS SPECIAL MON.-THURS. ONLY CURRY GOAT BUY 1 LARGE DINNER S.' , Jerk Chkcke� E scawektch Fish Get 2nd nor only 315 with this Coupon 'Fneci Flesh Oxtakl Stew Chicken Jerk Pork Not included. JERK CHICKEN. PORK Tripe Bean wCow Foot OR FISH DINNER ' Sra.xr an t Pus ar wnw� ac. s sawVALID UNTIL JUNE 29M A# Pea Soup BBe .t Soup 37, STATION STREET i ePeAKFAck& SSa�"' Aeee afthsh I AJAX 686-1104 Calaloo 6 Sanfish HOURS Fri. 1Wn�10pm Fried Fish b►rid Mackerel Mon.-Thurs. 11an► Sat for sag gem reen1na= Iffy tl: t�Oil Please Recycle! THE TOWN OF AJAX ...better than ever! The Council of the "I'own of Ajax congratulates the 1996 Home Week Committee for their organization anti planning of this ,-ear's Home Week Festivities. We hope all Ajax residents and visitors participate in and enjoy tate many- 1st row left to right: Roger Anaerson - Regional Councillor Wards 1 & 2; Steve Parish - Mayor: Jim McMaster - Regional Councillor Wards 3&4. 2nd row left to right: Pat Brown - Councillor Ward 4; Scott Crawford - Councillor Ward 2; Frank Schaper - Councillor Ward 1; Joe Atkinson - Councillor Ward 3. Derby and wagering on races simulcast from W(xxlbine and -Fort Fane. Admission and parking are free if you tell thein at the gate that you live in Ajax. Radio Station KX96F M hosts Cakes by the Lake in support of the t lnited Way of Aiax-Pickering at the Ajax waterfront just before the fire- works display at dusk. It will feature live entertainment. free cake and an early bird draw of the United Way Dream Vacation. Call 428- 96)0 or 686-0606. "Che Ajax sky will light up as the }home WLek fireworks officially wrap up Ajax Flome Week at the lakefront around 8:45 p.m. Admission is free. Call Roger Mattison at 683- 4782. �j EATERY C OPEN Yon -Sat 9:00 AM. Sunday 9:30 A.M. YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HOME Breakfast Special (Daily) $249 Luncheon Specials Daily $59' TWO CAN DINE FOR $ 49 (Every Day of The Week) 13 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT99 (Everything on our menu (after 5:00 p.m.) or less TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUET HALLS ALL INCLUSIVE $59 °° per person Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 427-5811 �eIGt�Cd � 1� We're forecasting a L -0 -N -G hot summer T MONEY aa SAVING SWIM MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE m GOOD AT ALL THREE POOLS. CALL 428-1T11 PAGE 28 -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER WF.DNI•SDAI'. A1NE 5, 1"6 Te RIC%HT HERE! 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TWA oray $24 ONf► $1 Z.= per wy * sawe $i A one ■�* per Darr Sok IL -m-j'4'wz. 9;0_ .r r VILLAGE CF K 19 HARWOOD AVE. ,Nnt ME VILLAGE PEOPLE: 41; 00e 0:d; Lj 7, 7 • •u • r rr r r . r : 7• qYSLER • AJAXVILLAGE NPLYMOUTH :KE A C.;LTS"I'CIMEK" SERVICE OPEN CHRYSLER ALL DAY SATURDAY 40 if 401) A05.683.5358 AND EVERY NIGHT TORONTO Residents invited to learn how to communicate effectively 0 International Training in Communication hosts charter meeting AJAX-PICKERING -- You're invit- ed to learn how to better understand your neighbors through communication. I he Ajax -Pickering organizing unit of International Training in Communi- cation (ITC) holds its charter luncheon ;ic part of Ajax Home Week celebrations Saturday, June 15 from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Simply Italian restaurant in the Harwood Place Miall, Ajax. The club will officially be called Ajax -Pickering Communicators, ITC and will meet twice a month, making itself available in the community to other non-profit organizations. Meetings will take place in the board room of the Ajax -Pickering United Way office in Ajax. Call Martin Olenroot, founding member and president, at 6964727 for more information. ;41111 :--F : 1 V. 1 1 1 H: EVERY _qj FABRIC NOW REDUCED FROM - O/Q r204 OFF Our Reg. Price (Excluding promotional goods & ends) Choose from Special Selections of: BROADCLOTH 115cm Polyester/cotton. Our Reg. 3.98 m NOW 2.39 m YOU SAVE 40%! 100% LINEN 145cm wide. Our Reg. 19.98 m NOW 9.99 m YOU SAVE 500/6! PRINTED ARCTIC FLEECE 150cm wide. Our Reg. 19.98 m NOW 9.99 m YOU SAVE 50%! CHALLIS PRINTS 115cm wide. Our Reg. 8.98 m NOW 3.05 m YOU SAVE 66%! BOTTOMWEIIGHT SOLIDS 115cm wide. Our Reg. 12.98 m NOW 4.41 m YOU SAVE 66%1 100% COTTON PRINTS 150cm wide. Our Reg. 7.98 m NOW 231 m YOU SAVE 66%1 CREPE PRINTS 115cm wide. Our Reg. 14.98 m NOW 5.09 m YOU SAVE 66%1 1355 Kingston Rd Pickering Town Centre 839-5990 FLYER SALE ON NOW Entire in -Store Stock! Vogue/Butterick PATTERNS BUY 1 at M.S.R. PRICE, GET 2 FREE! 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OSHAWA CENTRE FACMRY SHADES NEXT TO THE OFFICE FABRIC I TOWER BETWEEN EATON'S & ZELLERS ON THE EAST SIDE 905.434-7277 FABRICATION CUSTOM DRAPERY WRKRM 1280 CASTLEFIELD AVENUE TORONTO 416- 782-5333 PAGE 30 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. JUNE 5,19% P A amine Kinin NI Entertainment estaurant 1305 Pickering Pkwy. (at Liverpool) Call the News Advertiser at 683-5110 with your stories 420-7577 Durham Big B 4 114 can swinglike crazy' X11 y BY .N11CHI•:I.E YOUNG Dl_RHANI_ti AFF DURHAM -- They're Durham's hest kept musical sm-ret -- and a great big secret it is too. With 19 members, the Durham Big Band i. haul to hide. and with the substantial talent contained in the group, there is little reason to. Band director BrentTurn- Cr says the jazz orchestra is now trying_ to shed gain some of the recognition such an accomplished. and profes- sional. imup deserves. "Tin meson I like writing for this hand and rehearsing, with them is they're so excit- in!-, to listen to. We have some: excellent soloists...and because of the improvisation- al nature of the music, you're nevor sure what they're coine to play nexL Alien these guys get their hands on the music and engrave their personah- ties on it it can take your trtath away." says Mr. Turn- er- -This trend can swing like oaarv.'- W'hile itis true the lNurtharn B i tg Band has thus far had a fairly low profile. it has made some memorable appear- ances locally and beyond, plaving contemporary big band jazz. in addition to more traditional swinLmusic. last summer the band appeared at the renowned Beaches Jazz Festival in Toronto. lis also performed for the past two years at the annual Packwood Swings at Dusk in Oshawa and plays monthly at the Sec- ond Story Restaurant and Club in Ajax. "Tile people who come to see us come back. Some are dyed-in-the-wool jazz fans, and there's a whole young audience we know from high school bands who are devel- oping a taste and love for jou at that level. And there are also the older audiences who know every note of Satin Doll or In the Mood. "But now we're looking for a larger audience base to draw from regularly," Mr. Turner says. The band has been togeth- er for approximately 20 years (Mr. Tuner has been in it for about 15 years), but largely as a rehearsal band, meaning the musicians get together often simply for the love of play- ing. The men and women in the bared are from various backgrounds. There are a number of working musicians and three or four music teach- er~• including Susan Sclby. the head of music at Sinclair Secondan•. There's Ted Brankston, a local doctor. "and a tenifrc musician." who studied with Paul Brod}, a well known Toronto saxo- phonist And. there's Doug Watson who, until recently. hosted a popular jars show on ('II TI' FM ( the I T of T radio station). "Ikug is the closest to a music, genius I know. His knowledge of jazz and classi- cal music history is ericyclo.- pedis. vr•hen the guys are just kibitzing, around and have a question atxiut something, he usu;dly has the awoxm.. I`lr. Tunwr adds. "Sonne of these peoplc have dedicated a good prat of their lives to jazz.. This is no slap -dash effort." It's a sign of the quality of these musicians that they have been so enthusiastic atx)uL and c(xrunitted to. the Durfiam Big Band, he says. "If it's been awhile since we've had a pra;tice, you can tell they're just dying to play. There's one guy in the hand a computer salesman. who is absolutely crtstfalkn if I call him to tell him a rehearsal has twen cancelled heo:ausc of bad weather." Mr. Turner, a music teacher at Eastolaie Collegiate in Oshawa, is an accom- plished writer of music him- self. Some of his music has been picked up by Canadian publishers and is therefore available to be bought across the country. He feels it's important to contribute to the collection of published Cana- dian music, especially when the music publishing industry is so dominated by Ameri- cans. And to that end of promoting Canadian music, and blowing their own horn a little (so to speak), the Durham Big Band is working toward putting together their own CD. He says the idea will be to record all Canadian music — its own compositions and those of some Canadian greats. "Toronto is home to one of the best big bends in the word -- Rob McConnell and the Boss Brass." In order to raise its profile -- and raise some funds for the CD -- Mr. Tuner says the band is looking for more gigs and is willing to play corpo- rate events in exchange for corporate sponsorship. For more information on the band call 725-3068. Frenchman's Bay ]Festival! Pickering's biggest annual waterfront festival! �H OF 01 "0 7774- ra . W:'. .0000 1%VbfflN00WPoW. . . . ............ ...... Saturday, June 8" Festival Kick-off! Waterfront Street Dance at 8:00PM In front of Swans Marina, at the foot of Liverpool Road * Festival Kick -Off Ceremonies * Live DJ on centre stage Midway Rides (all day) * BBQ & Beer Garden Sunday, June 9th The fun starts at 10AM, at the foot of Liverpool Road! * Remax Hot Air Balloon Rides * Fire Fighter's Exhibit * Speaking of Wildlife/CatWorld * Lawn Bowling Tournament * WestRouge Canoe Club Dragon Boat Race Bicycle Extreme Freestyle Team * Multicultural Show * Teen Bands Showcase * Penny Ante Games * Midway Rides * Beer Garden International Food * Inflatable Balloon Games * Durham Police Regional Police Bicycle Patrol * McDonald's Characters * National Sports Basketball * KX96 FM Boom Box * Bait Casting The schedule of eluents may change at any time svithout Prior notice. ntertainment THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5, 196 -PAGE 31-A JSavV1Xire The _ ' Winchester Bl� ar � Gr� judges sin raises of DO The Plac\ g p � e �o�'I , AJAX -- Archbishop Denis to the entire group. Her vocal tal- that we can sing at it gold level, to be for the d O'Connor Catholic High School's ents are exceptional and she has now can they keep doing that, Best },t female chamber choir, the Vocaleeze, dazzled the judges at Musicfest Canada in Toronto May 17 to 19. The 22 -member choir received the highest honor possible at the national competition as it was judged to be in gold standing. Unlike sports, where teams com- pete against each other, the choir was competing against a standard of excellence and it came through with it strong per - strong personal leadership skills." Most choir members will return to DO'C next year so Mrs. Clarke will have to find new ways to motivate them since they've already achieved their goal. "The challenge now given that I will keep throwing more difficult material at them in order to challenge them'' The bet- ter they get, the more difficult 1 have to be to keep them motivat- ed." is to maintain what 0000000000*0000 they've accomplished NOW OPEN i through hard work and K I S K I D E E i dedication. We've proven i R E ST i forThere. � There were THE RIN approximately 60 other female The Home of Courtin chamber choirs at ausic in Ajax %lusicfest and � K ♦1rtV�►��+ t►...► v approximately 1(X) in total at the =lZrr"444 event. The DO'C June 7, 8 choir's 15 -minute Denim ensemble included four selections -- & Lace Wolcum Yole!, an old English song written by Ben- Thum - K. aoke (pntcs I jamin Britten with *bail`' lunch and dinner specials a medieval feel, Steandchen, a rich,Commercial romantic (ierman piece by Schubert, 619-2138 r Passereau s 11 t, -,;t Be! et Bon, from the French Renais- sance era; and `lozarl's lau- damus'le, i classi- cal song per- formed in Latin. Pert'Orming the four songs in suc- cession wasn't an easy task for the students. "Each song created a different mood," says vocal instructor and con- ductor Mel Clarke. "In order to create the different ma)is, they had to understand what they were singing about and I tried to teach them in Eng- lish what the songs meant." When the girls found out they had achieved gold standing, they found it difficult to contain their emo- tions. "They all went nuts," says Mrs. Clarke. "'They were back at the hotel and I came back later with the plaque and they all started screaming. They were really Lisa Wilcott is the recipient the honor award chosen by Mrs. arke. "She has I)wn tremen- us commitment AU RAI'M Ti West Inbian & C�inese Foos 0 i Dine -in or Take-out HOT DAHLPURI (ROII) & CURRY RICE & CURRY DISHES i UARIBBEAN STYLE CHOWMEIN, i LO MEIN, FRIED RICE. i i VEGETABLE & MEAT DISHES i i L.L.B.O i i FREE DELIVERY i IMIN. 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WED, JUNE 5, 1996 To advertise in this space, ca11 us at 83 6 5 • P SPORTS L� - 110 Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. A Dunbdrton High School Spartans senior rugby player is surrounded by members of the Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas during the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics senior rugby finals at the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club Friday afternoon. The Spartans won 8-3 and will now advance to the Ontario rugby championships. photo by Ron Pietroniro Dumbarton Spartans senior boys after Ontario rugby championship PICKERING —the Dunharton Hi, -,h "It was a very aggressne game. Both S:hool Spartans senior taws' ruabv team teams have inxxl titrwards and hacks and is set to open Ontario championship pla\ both have big packs. \ cry hig, and aggres- ThursdaN, after winning the regional title sive. The cxld time, our backs were supe - last week nor to their backs and we were able to The Spartans — the number -eight score and Pine Ridge didn't." seed in the pros ince — will open the Roh Patterson scored the lone In of Ontario Federation u( S:hkxils Athletic the game tier Dunharton, while Colin Assx:t,ation championship against Father Ka\e Kx>ted a prnalt\ kick. Brchcul school Irom North fork at Bill Taggart added a penalty kick for Scarhorough"s in Fields tomorrow the only Pinc Ridge scoring pla\. at I p.m. The Spartans' overall record this sea- Dunharton is one of 16 teams from son is nine wins. one loss and one tic. across the pro\ince vying for the Ontario title in the elimination tournament. A loss to Brebeuf would put the Spartans on the consolation side of the event. The Pickering schcxil reached the provincial tournament after defeating the Pine Ridge Secondary Schcxtl Pumas 8-3 in the Lake Ontario Secondary Schcxil Athletics championships at the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club Friday. Dunbarton coach Bill Dalliday notes it was a tough, physical game with neither side having a decided edge during the contest. PRIVAT6/S'M-PRIVATE Lonew to"m by 4800W /bd Cass sad AvAfU prli)/lalnxtsrs sad tMrlwa� in Mdgraed Pew siatio& For more information on session dates and foes, �iN �Z7-2�S Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser � Sports now on the Internet - r� twwxv.dtirhamnews.net Dumbarton Spartans drop ball final after stellar season PICKERING — The )unharton High Schoen Spartans boys' haschall team fell icons to injuries and a hot -hitting I icnr\ Street Hawk.' squad in the r_ionat final Monday afternoon Pla\ ing the older, lxiwrr-hit- tint-, Hawks of WhithN. the 1;ptrtans of Pickering went down to an 8-1 defeat in the Lakc Ontario Secondary School Athletics championship contest at Oshawa's Kinsmen Stadium. "They happened to get g(xxl pitching and we. just couldn't keep up." says Spartans' roach Mark Hancock. The Spartans managed a mini - rally in the fifth inning when Bnan Vickers's double drove in two runs. However, the Hawks added three more runs in the top of the seventh inning to seal the victory. Dunharton slarting pitcher Scats Andrews took the loss on the mound. with Jason Whitc pitch- ing in relief. After winning seven consecu- tive games leading up lu the LOSSA final, the Spartans ran into injure problems two games before lhr big showdown. The club was without third hase- man/pitcher Mike Tilson, who suffcrrd stretched tendons in his throwing ami. and hurler Ler Ferguson. That necessitated mov- ing players around to fill the voids. says Hancock. Even with the loss in the FOSSA title game, the Spartans still have a chance to earn a berth in the Prentice Cup baseball play - Pickering Aerials win two golds at meet PICKERING — The Pickering Aerials pre -competitive girls com- bined grace and power to come away with a couple of gold medals at a meet at the East York Gymnastics Club May 26. Alycia Mokedanz and Kenall Patterson tied for gold all-round in the 8C division. Mokedanz struck gold on both vault and bars and was fourth on floor and fifth on beam. Patterson won a silver on beam and three bronze medals on vault, bars and floor. Jennifer Wright also did well in the 8C division, finishing fifth over- all. She ended up fourth on bars and seventh on floor. In the 7B division, Alicia Calderone finished fifth all-round, winning a bronze on vault and wind- ing up fourth on beam and floor. Summer Fun Camp Ajax Aao's Gymnastic Club Registration dates are Mon., June 10th, 1996 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sat., June 15th, 1996 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 48 Exeter Road 427-0036 3 half day camp $35.00 5 half day camps $55.00 Kindernastic camps 31/2 to 5 yr. olds Jr. gym camps for dancers only OGF fee where applicable downs, fur Toronto and arca high school haschall supremacy, staled fur this Friday. Saturday and Sunday at Oshawa's Kinsmen Stadium and Whithy's Iroquois Park. Hancock says tic will know by Thursday whether the Spartans will he granted entry, baud on the records of other Toronto and area schcxtls. The Spartans' overall record stands at nine wins, four losses and two ties. Team nicnihcrs are Scan Andrews. Mike Tilson, Jason White, Lee Ferguson. Ken Brace, Chris Burgess, Justin Clayton, Ben [hharn. David Gairns, Janus Gregson, John Gregson, Dishan Jebamoney, Trevor Jones, Tom Spencer, At Stephens, Pat Tobin and Brian Vickers. Silver Series'" 2 b 4 Cycle Mowers 21" LAWN -BOY WITH MULCHER Self Propelled $42995.. your aurhonleC La wn &y aeale: W.,:a 1971 PickeringMarine Q �J 1644 Bayly St., Pickering 83 / -0653 III _ 'LIKIvep'l a. e9W0111 • , Aujax Commune Centre _West Lob Highway #2 a Highway #401 0 King's Cres. ra = Exeter downs, fur Toronto and arca high school haschall supremacy, staled fur this Friday. Saturday and Sunday at Oshawa's Kinsmen Stadium and Whithy's Iroquois Park. Hancock says tic will know by Thursday whether the Spartans will he granted entry, baud on the records of other Toronto and area schcxtls. The Spartans' overall record stands at nine wins, four losses and two ties. Team nicnihcrs are Scan Andrews. Mike Tilson, Jason White, Lee Ferguson. Ken Brace, Chris Burgess, Justin Clayton, Ben [hharn. David Gairns, Janus Gregson, John Gregson, Dishan Jebamoney, Trevor Jones, Tom Spencer, At Stephens, Pat Tobin and Brian Vickers. Silver Series'" 2 b 4 Cycle Mowers 21" LAWN -BOY WITH MULCHER Self Propelled $42995.. your aurhonleC La wn &y aeale: W.,:a 1971 PickeringMarine Q �J 1644 Bayly St., Pickering 83 / -0653 III _ 'LIKIvep'l a. e9W0111 • , Aujax Commune Centre _West Lob Toronto School of B usiness is a perfect choice for high school graduates Every year hundreds of students graduate from high -hools across Durham Region. Many choose college and university but there's also ,nother alternative that has proved to be a great success for housands of people who are now enjoying rewarding areers. At the Toronto School of Business you can graduate in 'ss than a year with the skills and training needed to get a ood job. The Toronto School of Business has two locations in )urham Region and also a campus in Cobourg. The 'ickering campus is at 1450 Kingston Rd. and the Oshawa ,vnpus, which is the second largest post secondary school n Durham (after Durham College) is located at the Oshawa entre. Directors Elly and Esme Gotz are very proud of their chool and the students who take that first step towards a mglitcr future and become valued employees at their new obs upon graduation. "The staff at our school help students along the path to iccess." says Elly. "From their first assessment interview, rough the in -class instruction and finally their job search wining Admissions staff will talk to you about your needs and Ictermine if the school is right for you. They'll discuss all 4 the exciting programs available and give you time to lccide which one will fit your needs and goals for the uture. The instructors have all been carefully selected because :sine says it's important to have teachers with a oinbination of practical experience and a caring attitude or their student's needs. "The instructors all have practical experience in their ields." she says. "We have an accountant teaching ccounting 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 :hool 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 onabling 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. THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., JUNE S, 1996 -PAGE 35-A 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. 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Must have own insurance coverage Please send resume to: Girl Guides of Canada Central Area Office 121 Simcoe Street Oshawa, Ontario LIH 4G7 onenced couple required for 160 unit dominium town home complex in awa- Duties include maintenance, Jo fee collection, cleaning of common is bother interior and exterior. Must be motivated. y to: M.F. Amsby ProPB+ty 312 Queens Avenue, Loddon, Ontario. N6B 1 X4, or fax: (519)439-7138 ATTN: D. HUSBAND. FALL -TIME HELP Olan Mills Portrait Studio is hiring full time sales & appointment consultant. We are looking for energetic, responsible, motivated professionals, to work in the surrounding area. We require good customer service skills and sales experience is helpful. Paid training, benefits, and advancement potential. Car essential. For more information call 420-5882 , Wed. 12-9 p.m. or Thur. 9am - 5pm 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- erty management and ability to deal with Directors, owners and tenants. Send resume to: M.F. ARNSBY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LTD. 312 Queens Ave., London, Ont., N6B 1 X4 Fax (519) 439-7138 Attn: Debra Husband WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS BUT DON'T HAVE THE $$$? Mature? Self -motivated? You might be the person for our fast growing financial services company. We train. CALL KELLY (905) 427-2763 General 1 Help AZ DRIVERSeowed Furl -rime Ouarncafions US Experience. Flatted Experience, Goan Ab- stract, ICC qualified, Top rates, weekly pay, benefit package Trust Transport. Pontypool, Ontario Please call 1-900-263-3719 BAKERY Store Clerk re- gtured fOr Denrynent wee- kend work in the Pickering area Call (905)421)-7517 BEAUTY SALON re- quirespart time licensed stylist for Oshawa and Whitby Salary%commission. Can Gaud a 576-2512 8 ROOM AVAIL for hairstylist & m cure esthetics, fac etc., for busy do town Whitby locat --Also looking stylist who can c with latest fashions African American t *Diarist (905)430-1033 C' ASB AZ Trude Driver required. Call (905)430- 2869 for furtfier infonnatim. CUSTOMER SERVICE Nears Advertiser requests tint adverlisers diacid their W upon pubicatian w News A wilser will not be reWonsrble far more than one incorrect insertion and trete Shah be no liatift br row*erbw of any adver- tisentertt. Lability for er- rors in ads is limited lo the amount paid for the space occupying tfte error. All copy is subject to the W proval of management of News Advertiser. General Help DIRFCT SALES -MANAG- ER- $40-575.000 first year. MA -LE ENTERPRISES LTD is expanding its dis- play marketing operations Must have rekable vehicle. able to recnxt and super- vise salespeople Two months training provided. Fax resume 721-9579 or Call 721-9679 Domino's Pizza now hir- ing delivery dnvers. also 2 teenagers needed part tone Call 6819993. HELP wwxr>F-n Pickering area Taxi Company, Requires Drivers 8 AAuto Mechanic immediately Full / part time 686-046'7 DRIVERS with own vehicle, part time days. Call edl 579-9603. 2 pout styMsb with •xpsrintw & son» cNerllsM Salm a eaawrtiaion Cal Data 7254MM EARN $1001800K or T.V.. script you read corm homer Car 24 firs. hot rite (416) 635-2719 coda 6. EXPERIENCED cooks Mchen mit .gW AquinW, wages nspolli". Appy in Person only Mdwn Pdn- 91e6 Rpburant 705 WXV- ston Rd, PwkmV . EXPERIENCED ow - head door mechanic. Please car 905-433-0573. HAIRSTYLING CHAIR for rent in prima Pickering W cation. reasonable. Call 831-5471 or 428.0050. leve rtlessa9a. HALENDA'S Meat in Pickering requires experi- enced help. Apply in per- son with resume 1794 Liv - iii Rd. PickwM. ro.�lsniirn.� ^h- General General Help IM Help MARKETING ADMINISTRATION / SUPPORT PERSON Assist in the administration of advertising program, support sales reps in marketing efforts. assist in database management. Trained and able to operate Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel and a database program. Initally part time, three days a week. Send resume to CSI 850 Brock Rd. S. Unit If 3, Pickering Ont. L1 W 1Z8 SUMMER $$$ Could you use more cash ? Cash for a car, books, vacations or tuition? You can get it by working with us. Opportuni- ty of $200 per week to start. Mail or fax resume to: Robin Lyon 600 Grandview St. S. Unit 12, Oshawa Ont. LlH 8P4. Fax: 905-723-3411 General General General Office Help I Help I Help I Help HARD WORK good pay. advancement opportunity up to $1325 per hr Able to start Immediately Over 18 car required. For Interview call Mr Watson 9 30 - 4 30 404-0403 MASSEY'S requir ex- perienced full and part -lime line cooks. hostess/host Person Apply In person 774 Liverpool Rd S Pick- ering. MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New York, Paris. Milan . Call for FREE consultation. 430-5715 CASTING CALL 'Mode s weeded Montara Agency seeks models Earn $45 oo ._ $75 o0/hr Experience rot required but Is an asset 416) 961-2950 MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- to's lastest growing agency seeks extras for film and TV work, all types, no exp req. Earn $7.522 80/hr Work guaranteed We place peo- ple on movie sets every day Call Jonathan (416)961-2226 PART-TIME Superintend- entfrleaner, apartment available Call (416)444- 7391 POOL CONSTRUCTION people wanted full time. Phone for details 905-886- 1652, 9.5 p m See page 7. (Pickering edtition only) for Town Of Pickering Job Vacancies. TALENT TEST No experienced All ages Modeling TV commercial Film No classes' No photo shoots' Real Agents' Real Work' Into, this week (4views 16) 362-9966 TRAVEL CONSULTANT EXPERIENCED VACATION Salary - Commission Goligers Travel 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering. Ontario. L1V 188 call -905-420-3233 1-800-661-5169 Margaret Ferns CONTROLLER, Secre- tary Treasurer required for a edium size printing COmpmdny The successful applicant should have Previous financial manage- ment responsibilities, with an accounting designation within a company having annual sales of approx- mateiy $10 Million Applic- ant should be comfortable in a computerized environ- ment and previous experi- ence In computer systems upgrading would be a deft. nite asset Responses should be submitted in writing to Ronald G Taylor, Maracle Press Limned. Box 606. Oshawa. Ontano LIH 7N4 IF you are marned. single single parent, separated or divorced you may qualify for Financial Assistance DIP/CERT programs avail. ableQuark. Illustrator. Photo Sho, Director Premier, Access. Accpac. Autocad, C.- Visual Basic. Uniy. Novell Engineer. Windows N T. Small Talk. Power Point, Wcrd Excel, Durham Business Comput- yr College, 4273010 It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! ' 7, THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,19% -PAGE 37-A Saks Help/ Sorbs Help/[MISales Help/ Agent I Agent Agent Ni o BviLr—IH VACUUMS Full-time/Part-time experienced retail sales person to assist manager in retail/wholesale setting of busy central vacuum, water filter systems and vacuum accessories Branch operation. If you are outgoing, motivated, have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would like to hear from you. Computer experience would be an asset. Fax or deliver resume in person on June 10, 11 and 12 to: Beam of Canada Inc., 1271 Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario Fax: (905) 831-6220. No phone calls please. We thank all applicants but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. R.I.B.O. licensed CSR. P,:kyears AjayBroker LYMBIRD LUMBER Broker 3 years experience experience Also tree stump removal. and toraputer skills pre. P'Ckenng Salary Requires an experienced retail rate Plesu rate with excellencePlease send resume to File e9637 salesperson with complete knowledge of Oshawa This Week. PO hardware, electncal and plumbing Box 481, Oshawa, Ortaro L1H 71.5 Contact Anita 839-4321 !ow f ' l r r ' ' t improvements • ' ' Improvements URI Improvements •MI..Electrical Painting & • Moving & . House • I Gardening & . Gardening & • • • Decorating • Storage • Cleaning • Landscaping • I Landscaping 'MISTER CHEAP- Hone e-erts rec rooms.rn aw apartments. additions. 'e^.es decks. etc. Lr for over 20 years. all won guaranteed. for 'ree estimate call Emile K)5-404.81 70 BASELINE Renovations, -ecrooms bathrooms. -dchens, drywall. plaster evairs. carpentry. Nactn- al plumbing, all interior enovations. 20 yrs expel -rice. reasonable rates. "ee estimates. Call Andy 305)433-0143 BUDGET HOME ONPROVEMENTS Basement Apts.. Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, decks, ceramic ting & countertops 15 yrs. Exp. call Mario (905) 619.4663. cel. (416) 560.4663 L & R Maintenance Bulld- rg repairs and renovations e ectncal. plumbing, ce- amic riles carpentry. From small repairs to major rel cvations Fully guaranteed. Re estimates (905)432- 8931 DELZOTTO FENCING Decks. chain link, iron, drilled holes, set posts. For Free Estimates call Steve (905) 509-5077 Mobile (416)44 6456 I WUNK installed, W, relocated. Excelent 1. Free estimates. Elec- atic air cleaners, hu. hers Big. Small (obs. Paul 428-0295. ECO Drywall d Acousffcs Residential. commercial Steel & Wood Framing Taping & Tee -Bar PAINTING Interior - Exterior Fast - Clean - Reliable Free Estimates (905)427-7611 EUROPEAN le special- ist, will renovate your bam- room, or kitchen wails, as well as floor tiles Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaranteed For h•e al mates calf D Dykstra 725- 4913 GCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 686/913 GENERAL CARPEN- TRY, free estimates house ddditions, basements. ecks. tnm work, door in- stallation, baseboards. sheds. root repairs. (905) 619-2930 Bill Jr J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes, additroris. renovations, rec rooms and basement apartments Res- idential and commercial. Serving Dumam Regan for over 15 yrs. Free coral tan. Call Jeff 905-420- sm. KC i B MASONRY Specializing in brick, block and chimneys. All general repairs. All workmanship Guaranteed, photos, refer- ences, upon request. Free Estimates. Call 7 days week.(905)579-3811 MISTER POST HOLE. augured post holes. selling of posts in concrete.Sona tubes installed, all work grwrantee4. (905) 665 - pill P.H.P.S(Post boles / posts set) Post holes drilled, all concrete sup- pled , Sono tubes installed. Bobcat services. available, Cedar & pressure treated lumber. All work guar- anteed- Serving Durham for 12 years. Access code 404- 903Wwait for the dial tone. Dial (905) 349 -MM NO PROJECT TOO SMALL Kitchens • Basements Windows • Doors Bathrooms • Etc • DECKS 1 = ELECTRICIAN licensed 30 yrs. ex- perience, all work guaranteed, dis- count to seniors FREE Estimates call Sam 905-683-3719 • Plumbing AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available All your plumbing needs Complete renovations Guaranteed lowest prk:esl No lob too small" Senior discount (905) 432-2913 ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING licensed plumber, no lob too small no lob too big Free esti- mates. great prices. guar- anteed lowest 905-725- 2507 or 1-800-340-0058 DOUG CLARK PLUMB- ING,Licensed and in- sured. repairs and altera- h rid SIGON Construction Ltd_ tions. new Dat rooms a serving Durham Region for renovations, pump sales 19 yrs Additions, sundial' and service tree estimates. patio doors, windows. rec. 686--5172 24 fil rooms, flagstone, free esh- mates 905-576-5760 • Painting & • I Deconthm r*' I andyman CALL THE HANDYMAN Clean ups. dumps. moving. home repairs, landscaping. roofing, painting, Fair Pnc- es. You need help? call 571-4730 DAVES CLEAN-UP. front & back yard, base- ment & garage, and haul- ing. paintal 686-7699 HANDYMEN . carpenter, plumber, drywaller, roofer, retaining walls. 4 men available to meet all your household requirements for repai rymantenance/reno- vations.Free estimates. call Dave 723-3014. with pickup will gltall clean up, g ig, rototdling. sod I, flower bed dei ng and pruning. moving lobs. Call Vie 428-8907 is now expanding in this area 0 Complete training • Planned advertising • Proven business plan r Home based Low investment ALL Pro Painting and Wallpapering, interior/exte- nor, stucco ceding, general repairs. top quality work. reasonable rates. 20% seniors discount 404- 9669. Pro Master Pllinilers since 1965 Intenorlexterior paintlrgpapenrag quality craltsmansttlp no obligation estimates references at request (905)619`•9630 SCARBORO PAINTING SINCE 1981 Fast and efficient painting at a reasonable rate. W Free Ill estimates. 416-543-5718 Egveni Evening 905-831-0476 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 MEN w •' a,ae truck -0 do nous~ moves, resi- dential. commercial All types of moves Call Carl or Jane 427-2856 MICHALSKI MOVING ^ousel aCdn^.errs offices. appliances and piano spe. c alists Senior and mid- month discounts Licerised. insured Free estimates Excellent service Call 436- '795 Uperienced Cross Movers Bargain ates. ^omes. offices apt . etc. Plano roving. Packing available • Home • Security VITMAR SECURITY ' Alarm 'Video Intercom ' CCTV Custom Cabling Service & Installation 24 HR Monitoring (416)283-7321 ARE r".. _3' 9' to: ... your �"ice cleat Kon TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA do Keepers Cleaning & Also tree stump removal. Mamierance There is a to <. DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS. difference Bill or Deb at AVOID SPRING RUSH (905;428-9411 Serving call Dave 831.7055 Durham Region Since 1982 AU NATURAL .own RASSITwa';s .. IF YOU have no time to care a,c car,rg, mein.- -ag,c •Gr _^darer s parses clear ycur house. Call Us Cal fr•eii seeding seed- and all CCcassio,s Have 905 -721-8971 European 'ng. Aerating. Fen iizing In- try own ^ agicuar Cal Er - 6 Canadian tenockimg Gardens Ponds. nit 668 4932 experience Par:os Fences Free esh- SINGLE MAID -%ates Can Doug 571. 360 • Private SERVICE l amFictr Sc .Iua�lty household cle.anrng vil hr-werill hxataimally 117". off for titian Inured k Sonded 903-619-8082 Ja:.,38v sev'CB a'i adaD e • • L.aWn flower • • Repair LAWNMOWERS - Tune- up od change sharpen blade. only 835. parts (Pick-uovoelivery •rom Pick. ening to Bowmanvilfe S500 charge Oshawa Whitby tree'^ NORTH STAR SMALL ENGINE SHOP 905-728-2716 • Moving & �^ • i^9 & • Storage • Flooring, • AM, �Po9 • I Carpeting AJAX Moving Systems - full services, moves. appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99. and up. Call for information, 725-0005 or 427-0005. (MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will nave ariydtng. anywhere. anytme. Cortrnercal or residential. Packagil storage and taxes available. Sew & mid mon7i discounts. Free estimates. 571-0755 HARRY -0 -THE. MOVERS - Move big or small, we price them all! Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice moves Appliances moved. also storage space avail- able. Comparable rates. tail 4m-2aso. GREENTHUMB Total CARPET Installations - P5 Property Maintenance Pro - years experience re- grams from $19 75 per stretching, our speciality. month, lawn care. 5 step Free estimates D & N Programs from S119.00 per Duncan. 987-1799 or 987- year Call 1-800.760-1058. 1800 GREENTHUMB 'op soil. ceca• u _^ ecar h'dg- es, tenses, dicks rtenCCk reg brick Spring special on Now' Call ' 8010-760-1058 LARGE secluded lot on peace+., south bay Soum ., Picton near Matord On- 'ano. 3 bedroom. 2 Dal arge glass and screen sun room. picnic table ,— BSO 4C h dock w d 4 If 557week Gall 6'3 476- b06C • Party • Services e a Cb•rla Blbonogawa Mie c Coattail Snow 1NW, Powital Is Ile flans. Leet Bill Fen Pn•ny OW ►awn RoW. Lan frog, s k -i5 ukkillit kwi eq- 4 air r -.r. 905.471-5331 MAGICIAN, clown friends. ready to entertain for any age. any occasion. Birth- days, promotions. open- ings fund raisers Magic Shows are fun' Lettuce help 839-7057 or 728- 8334. EXPERIENCED qualified teat^e• seeks students grades 1 to 6 'or summer tutoring. Cas 619-2767 • • Driving • • Schools ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING SCHOOL offers SUMMER BREAK 4 day APPRCvED COURSEM TO $279 June 24 June -- Asc regular .:nurses offeree 428-' MBusiness . • Business Services • Services House . House no Cleaning • Cleaning GAILLINDANC MAID SERVICES SPRING SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fulty bonded and insured) n 683-7515 The Affordable Alternative Installation/Repair of telephone wiring & jacks &Evolvall wn«Ke 1.800.677.5509 Fast Rok"Courteous� ____...._.._._.•«,.--.v..-•iil.+rrr,w,,,waF„:_.;:Yd[vd�-,'"�at�.,r..,:s:f�r-•:>wtr4Psti+;�r�.�'.st�xirT�•i•�.�:�.. ..,.. _ e PAGE 38 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.,, JUNE 5,19% IMSales Help/ Sales gyp/ Skilled Flea Articles Articles Articles Garaqe/ 1 Yard s* , _Agent 1 Agent Help Market 1 For Sale 1 For Sale 1 For Sale 1 Yard Sales Required Immediately ERPERIENCED 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. # 619-9068 SALES We are looking for ar ent-l.:siastic Individual to assist In our retail sales of Patio Furniture, fireplaces and accessones. Previous sales expenence 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 Par. time position. turning into full time;-, the Fal,. Please fax or mall resume to Towne Fireplace b Patio Centre 2 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax. Ontario, LIT 2Z7 Fax (905) 686-9028 Attention: Dave McIntosh SALES REPRESENTATIVES We are `sr ;;e:ssr.s .ti .s have the ability to call on our present cus- tomers and to establish new ones. Income in direct proportion with per- son s ability. 905-723-3411 for your personal interview EXPERIENCED IRISH Skilled NANNY . June Sept .19 Help yrs old . live-inlout. loves 'utdoors. dependable. WELDERS 'FITTERS, M.g and TIg experience necessary Chop Saw Op- erator and Small Engine Mechanic For appt please call Jan 1-905.837-6060 DINING ROOM suite. with COIN OPERATED pool small china cabinet. 2 arm table. 4'x8' with balls and chairs. 2 regular chairs. cues One tyke box NSM with needlepoint seats with records. Both on site $500 686-2966 and good condition Great business opportunity Articles 52500.432 2281. SPbI W1 for Sale wGic. e 2 PIZZA OVENS (electric) PHARMACIST required for busy dispensary in Oshawa Full time Reply in confidence to Lovell Drugs. at 905-723-2276 • 1Daycare Wanted 2 children 9 years 8 8 months. for 2 3 days'week. 8 weekends in my home Mature elderly -type person References, receipts re- quired 683-1480 after 4pm NANNY, non smoke' ma tire. five -out. 3 children. AI tonw Sneppard, must have car Must have references 305-509-3379 make us an offer Good condition 905 986-1087 home. 905-263-8383 shop 3 YR. old Kenmore washer and dryer $800. vertical blinds, grey S80. new port- a-potb S40, 432-2544 386 COMPUTER, PACK ARD BELL color monnor, vnth tower. and color print. er. asking S750 firm Tele- phone 721-2093 S -DRAWER dressers Antique '+utch, $125 French Provincial sofa. 5225 Entertainment centre. $50 Solid pone bunk beds w;mattresses. S225 Dou- ble box spnng 8 mattress. S75 Sofa. 5175 Duncan Fiche. $250 Fsh tanks 8 All 1995 merchandise re- NANNY/HOUSEKEEP- stands. 25 -gallon, $40 DINING TENT. (green- duced' THep Rano Works. ER ve -.,:t. expe• a^ped. to Coffee table. $25 TV. 20'. hb1�se. x x 6 a high 433-1491 ANTIQUES Absoir an:ely Pets/SuppliL+s! Pets/Supplies/ ca,e tor a month old 565 905-263 2191 quarty green and white Purcrasmg Iwnifure or an: •1 • boy. striped root. one year old PRE -SUMMER SALE Ming old Scientific insw- Boarding Boarding references. Mon - Fr.. 8 - 4366966 AIR conditioner ^eeded. Reccndrt-ed air condi merits, china. silver. adver- a m 6 D* 509-0815 I COMPUTER. 386 system with 4 MEG memory. mon,, tor. printer. 5450 486 100 Mhz. 420 MEG hard dnve, 4 MEG memory. SVGA co - tour monitor, $850 Dot ma tnx printer. S69 905430- 5615 COMPUTERS - New 486 DX 2 66 $599. The next generation 686's 6X86120 with 6 speed CD rom s. 8 melts ram etc SI.515 Multi media packages complete installed $119 Used 386's from $135 Every things guaranteed Computer Clearance Center. Bow- manvine.69 3059 DINING ROOM eel. black wnh wh:1e 6 chairs $ hutch. S900 Washer 8 dryer. 5400/par Stove. $150 10 - speed bike. ladies. S75. Ping-pong table. $50 8Hp motor 8 mower, $100 905- 579-3014 Oak table w/6 press back chairs. perfect condition. $925 Oak desk, w/leather top. $375 Antique side board, table and 6 chairs. $650 O B.O 404-2322.' 404-2321 OAKIPINE FURNITURE - Why pay retail pnces� One of Ontario's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public Eg oak pedestal table and 4 chairs 5849. 7 It double pedestal and 6 chairs $1499, cannnonball beds fom $399. Over 20 stain choices, all solid. no veneers. Traditional Wood. working 905-985.8774. TOSHIBA 27' stereo tele- FRIDGE AND STOVE, . vLL.L vw- .vi -, vision Bonus 6 yr. parts 3 yrs old, almond color, CKC-registered, eyes and labour warranty No with black accents. Ken- checked. first shots. sable d money down Rent to own more, excellent condition blue -merle, female/male, by phone for as little as Asking $900 or best offer. ready to go now. Call (705) $6 00/week Call (905) (905) 619-2919 277-2528 571-1413 Appliances. 227 Court St . TUPPERWARE - To buy Oshawa 576-7448 or sen can Judy Gorman GARAGE SALE /SPORTS CARD (Serviced COLLECTIBLE SALE by Gu rd-Aml. by Guard -Ami Sales) complete Cal571-0037 renovating! New and used 162 WRIGHT CRES (AJAX) LOSE WEIGHT, lose e- 9am-3pm. Sat June 8 100lbs starting now An natural Ask how! 1 800- Bathroom , Kitchen items,Sports equipment 881-6782 r much more WASHERS. dryers. fridge, stove new and recondi- tioned. 5225 and up for re- conditioned washer, $175 ONE ORIENTAL dining and up for reconditioned AvailableiNo dryers $175 and up for re - room table $1.000 Flat bed fridges and and equipment Call after 6 pm stoves Also corn operated stoves Also (9D5) 263-2697 washer and dryers. Ste - OVER 100 steel insulated phenson's Furniture and cherrywood door slabs. $75 Appliances. 227 Court St . and up Oshawa 433-2323 Oshawa 576-7448 PIANOS - GRANDFA- York 2001 weight machine THER CLOCKS Please with pec attachment. $250 excuse the mess. we're complete Cal571-0037 renovating! New and used Voice Data System Call Crag air S7n.-01'15 pianos. Not sure' Rent to Articles own, apt size. upright. 1 grand, digital, keyboards Wanted COURT SALE >at, June 8 th & Sun. June 9th LINDEN COURT (Between Harmony & Wilson) Stove, Rocking Chair, High Chair Auon Products, Oak China Cabinet, Wood Picture Frames, and Other Wood Works. Something For Everyone! PICKERING Walnut Lane area caws^er wanted in my home Shift work re. quired, references re- gwred Call 839-3551 window ver ca, large BTUs Must be in excellent condition 434-5780 165 .e:.:: _ a . i environment Licensed by M C S.S. Reasonable rates ;receipts, flexible [lours Call VVn.ralm �n V: JJ.VixI,L r,VmL Vn,i V/.i1L 509-1207 a Daycare U11• Articles AvailableiNo For Sale S150 Apartment size ANTIQUE 6pc J.^ g DAYCARE available .n solid walnut _i ­_ r 'vt,ther of two. Table extends from 40x58 -easonabie rates. nutritious to 40x88 Can evenings inches lots of TLC Call 723-8771 :)*Me at 905-683-5844 ART' Limited Editions EUROPEAN ady will ba- ys. - re. ^.ome Bayly Liverpool area. Can 939 - Skilled Help COMPUTERIZED WELDER ;,- se, p and ope'dt.F Mast nave a Io - book background wits 2-3 years work experienced Please call Ingrid for an ap- powxment 1-905-837-6060 FRENCH Teacher wanted app•cx 2 noursday. must have own transportation and materials. $6JOrrnontn Expenenced only, need ap- ply, ages 4.12 Sept start (905430-4964 WANTED SPA A POOL SERVICE Well spoker person with experience In pumps. packs. etc. Wanted by retail store Phone or Fax. 428-9768 Skilled Skilled 10 Help Help General machinist required for production equipment manufacturing. Minimum 5 years experience Must have own tools Good salary and benefits end resumes to: TERLYN INDUSTRIES LTD. 782 McKay Rd., Pickering, Ontario UW 2Y4 REQUIRED FOR OSHAWA FIRM MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC with experience on heavy duty trucks & trailers, also welding experience. Send resume to: File If9640 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario UH 7L5 ustworthy reterences+re- sime available Into . Elaine 416-359-7679 LOVING patient mom of 2 win, p,ov�de daycare in our home, nutritious lunch- eS/SnaCkS activrbes/out- ngs. Westney,R-tMie area Receipts given Can 428- 3964 SOUTH AJAX, excellent daycare 17 years expen ence Rel.abie and afford- able Happy environment Huge playground 8 Icts more 6 months and up Will provide receipts Ref- erences upon request. 686-871s 1 �Want/b QUALIFIED Heath Care Aide seeking fulllpan-time work .n HospilaVinstitubon- al or home setting. Experi- enced, dedicated. hard worker. Please WII Dolores (905)579-8003 LIVE Firewood SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire- wood. hardwood 3 soft- wood muted, pre cut or bro- ken, delivery available. large 8 small loads. Limited time offer call (905)430- 9013. Flea "nI Market BIKE for sale, men's Velo Sport prestige racing bike, Shimano 600 gearing, alu- minum crank, like new $400.686-8291 Trisha Romance . Elizabeth Berry. Professionally framed double maned Must Sen. $120 905-725- 3899 BEDROOM SUITE. like new S'20C 3 pc sofa. loveseat Chair, wh.tie. 5900. 29- TV $350. TV cabinet SOO cradle $50. air conditioner 5200. 428- W53 CAP FOR 1R TON Tn,^x sliding windows red. excellent condition good qual.ty. call for details. W5. 697-0273 CARPET 3 rooms 5299. pace includes 35 yards of carpet. premum pad and installation Sal 905-432- 2750 Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon thick, plush. stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only $36900 Price in- cludes 30 5q. yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation n your home Free quota- tion in your home. No in- terest, no payment for one full year, Daniel. 1-800- 217-0104 CARPET MILL DIS- TRIBUTORS, 12 months No payments, No interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (3Dsq.yds.) installed with deluxe pad from only $399. Specials on Vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home. 1.800.663- 6046. CARPETS - lots of carpet 100% nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on hard, I will carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price includes carpet, premium pad, expert installation, fast delivery. free estimates (30 yards). Norman 686-2314. CHAINSAW 14' Pioneer $75. Snowblower 5 hp, $175 , Snowblower 8 hp MTD/w electric starter $500.. Lawn mower, Ja- cobsen, rear bag. $e5. 'Stork craft' Monarch cnb. like new. $100., Gold Swi- vel rocker SM. 723.3161 after 4:30 p.m. OININGROOM suite. oval table 4 cral-s buffet 8 hutch *,diamond glass front Carved walnut, excel. lent condition. asking $1200 (905)579-1943 or 19051723.3465 I DR SALE exercise eiu.pment. bunk beds. stove BOO 6 bicycles Call between 6pm-lOpm Call 905-686-8438 HARDEN solid Merry low bcs Gsxard Myst, queen a poster bed dining room. sofa. chair. and more like new ;905)420-5635 Hot point diamond series fndge d stove. only 3 mon use $1500 a parr Call Geon 619-2105 HOT TUB. 8 seat. blue Ceda! cabinet with cover 1 5 years old Excellent Gond tior 53000 Maytag Dishwasher, brown $100 5:..-ntachrie SW Call 686 - Hot Tub 4 mar compete w't^ pump S1500 Garden hut. 818 $400 washer, dryer. dishwasher. $200 each Bedroom set. dress ers. desk mint condition 5800 430-7683 LEATHER SOFA black ex.•9le-' ccnd.hor only 1 Y' old. $400 or best offer Please call 579-4132 MOVING SALE queen soca bed SSOC matching Loveseat $300. Dbi Bed suite 5250, stereo set 5250. JVC VCR, we new $250, kitchen table. 4 Hairs with pads. S175. 1 7 6 lridge $75. freezer 5100. full size office desk $75 668-,)064 MUST SELL+' 2 12- Crunch oandpass box at $250 AM, FM 7510 ALPINE tape deck at $150 4 channel, 25W AMP MEI at 5700 Pyramid Gold series. 6OW tweeters at S20 Cal 427-1822 FILING CABINETS - NEW and used hing catx- nets from only $69 99 while quantities last 2.3.4,5 drawer lateral cabinets starting from only $99.99 and up. Quality new and used Marrs from only $19.99. and up: Steel desks $49.99. Speedy OI- ft- Centre 668-OSW Whitby. boners. $199 99 8 up using. toys, decoys. dd s. Apartment size freezer milk bottles, collections or S150 Apartment size estates Call Robert Bowen washer d dryer, S500iset Antiques (905) 655.8049. Sony camcorder, 5450 Brooklon Dresser, $50 Couch 8 ELECTRIC carpet stapler love -seat. $225 Stove. gu^ art or underpaid sta- $75 VCR. $140 Table 6 4 der .n good working cond- chairs. $18999 Drshwash non ply win 43a 3976 er. $14999 Microwave. remote. over 175 channels $59 99 Laser Disc player. NEEDED: 4 or 8 port $300 8 much more Ask Voice Data System Call Crag air S7n.-01'15 tee We bury 6 sellalmost NEEDED: 4 or 8 port anything Call Rock Bottom Voice Data System Can Deals 22 Simcoe St N Frail at 576-9335 from 9 30am-6pm 436- 1320 SALE - new cedar 2x6 and 514x6 various lengths 90C a ft also oak pine and beech Call (905+957-0892 SEARS ' 8 h G den D air bac! r• 44- blade. $1200 721-2991 SHEDMAN Ouai�ty barn style S-ec k4 9 x 8' SPE- CIAL ONLY 5295 plus tax Many other sues and styles available Also garages and decks 761 McKay Fid Unit 3. P.ckenng For more into call 905-619.2093 SOFA 8 2 chairs 5325 love seat 6 2 Marrs $225 washer $135, bed sofa 5250, bedroom surte $495. table 6 chairs 555. dressers S45 each. TV S110. desk $50. many other -terns 697-3532 SOLID WOOD table 8 Marrs Antique dining suite Wicker court, Mir, coffee labie Glass coffee 6 end tables Dresser, desk with hutch. 2 night tables Fndge & stove 12000 STV NC Professional weight equip- ment 18 4 boat with 160 mercury MUST SELL!+! 905-436-1204 SUPER SALE Lxter nps or repaciN -Al Pool Work - SHARK POOL SERVICES 1 -NO -72 -SHARK We take the BITE out of high prlces Insurance claims welcome UNWANTED Scrap metal picked ,.p. tndges. stoves. washers. dryers. cars. trucks. etc Call (905)430- 9013 263-8661. WANTED � 2 pizza pro. pa^e wens. 2 fryers, shelving, alarm system, wet cot unit (tire extinguisher 905 986 1087 COME! SIT! & STAY! "In our newly air conditioned facility" Experience the difference at K9 CONNECTIONS Dog Obedience 'MOTIVATE WITH SUCCESS" Classes all levels FREE 6 ft. leather training lead for all new students Call John or Dianne to Register 1-905-438-1711 Lost or stolen - H.adt system) - _ home. 905-263-8383 shop sIlx:w area c t year Cid male dog. pure bred. Gnat Arts dr Arts & Pyreneen. long hair, whM. ear tattoo. VOSIC, name Ron, Crafts Ron, Crafts Samson, for into call 905)986-5051 REWARD VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS Located at Village Community Centre Comer Sherwood 8 Linton, In Pickering Villa e ) CRAFT SH & SALE June 8th, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. call 905-683-9465 Free Parking Raffle Free Admissioti TENT Trader, 1991, sleeps computer Computer 6. $3600. 7 piece oak din- 1 Video 1 ling room set. $1450. Ken eO Video more washer & dryer, 4 years old. $475. 905-571- 6685. We specialize in VCR, TV, stereo repairs. VIM ALSO PAY CASH FOR: Tit's, stereos, camcorders, guitars, tools, gold jewellery, CWs, WO movies, anything you have, INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at sly -glade bia cash. Royal Winton china with all over little flowers for exam- ple tea or toffee pots $250. Breakfast sets $350. Will travel. Call collect Jennifer 1.905-641.2090 Pools, Spa EARLBIRD SPECIAL 16' x Y 24' rectangular Kayak pod includes decks 8 fenc- ing . $4,995. Meets local by- laws, 25yr. warranty. 1-800- 668-7564. Pickering/Ajax. phone 416798-7509. • 1a6W*V FREE to a good tome, two cats atone or together. Call 905-420-3578 after 6pm. 2 MALE purebred Toy plooaes, for sale, no pa- pers, home raised, ready to go, brown and apricot $300 905.723.0464 BARK contra collars, radio fence systems. Dog d Cat Grooming available at FAMILY PET FOODS 905- 509-3417. BREEDING CKC regis- tered Siberian Husky for racing and show since 1986. available 3 ferrate puppies with blue eyes, guaranteed. first shots, de- wamed. also some house- trained adults Inquiries (613)395-5578 HOMES NEEDED Kit tens with 1st booster: adult cats, many already spayed or neutered, many medium to large bred dogs awaiting your call Pet supplies and donations also welcome. Call DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION at 905-263- 8915 gITITAutofmobiles Sale 1964 MERCURY PARK - LANE, V8, automatic, 4 - door. pb. ps. pw, rear opens. Stored winters. cov- er, brochure, one owner, $4900. WS -M-1975. 1973 DATSUN 2402, 2 - door. 6 -cylinder, started to restore, cant keep moving, $500 O.B.O. Cal 905-576- 9685. 19.1 TRANS AM, psi pb, pt, tilt, pw, am/fm cass., cruise. t -rook. stoned for 5 yrs. 305 HO, Horreycomb wheels, new brakes and exhaust, 107,000 km, no winters. 90% original paint $1450. Call 985.8985. 1983 T -ORD 2 dc, power steering power brakes, good body. good tires, selling as is. $1,250. 420- 2815 19.5 DODGE LANCER, auto, 4 door hatch. pis. pilo, am/fm cassette. 178 kms, $1750 certified. Wel mak►- tained. Call 668.9132. 1995 Grand Am, automat- ic, V6, working condition, $600 as is. Call (416)215- 3107 Bernard. after 6pm (905)509-4892 KENWOOD 200 watt OAK barrels, rye $39. turn complete home stereo sys- $39. planter barrels $15: tem, 5 Disc Co. dual cas- rain barrels $35: phone Bette, tower speakers. Rech 263-8661. to own by phone from $7.50/week. Call today OAK KITCHEN. 32 cup- (905) 571-1413. boards, 15 drawers, gas RCA t8' SATELLITE stove tap. wall oven. dish• DISH, dgital soundfpidure, washer Best offer. WIN eel remote. over 175 channels separately. Serious "qui- to choose from. RENT TO nes only. Call 905-430- OWN BY PHONE. Only 6540. $8.88/week. Call 905.571- 1413. 1 Articles Wanted1 Articles Wanted We specialize in VCR, TV, stereo repairs. VIM ALSO PAY CASH FOR: Tit's, stereos, camcorders, guitars, tools, gold jewellery, CWs, WO movies, anything you have, INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at sly -glade bia cash. Royal Winton china with all over little flowers for exam- ple tea or toffee pots $250. Breakfast sets $350. Will travel. Call collect Jennifer 1.905-641.2090 Pools, Spa EARLBIRD SPECIAL 16' x Y 24' rectangular Kayak pod includes decks 8 fenc- ing . $4,995. Meets local by- laws, 25yr. warranty. 1-800- 668-7564. Pickering/Ajax. phone 416798-7509. • 1a6W*V FREE to a good tome, two cats atone or together. Call 905-420-3578 after 6pm. 2 MALE purebred Toy plooaes, for sale, no pa- pers, home raised, ready to go, brown and apricot $300 905.723.0464 BARK contra collars, radio fence systems. Dog d Cat Grooming available at FAMILY PET FOODS 905- 509-3417. BREEDING CKC regis- tered Siberian Husky for racing and show since 1986. available 3 ferrate puppies with blue eyes, guaranteed. first shots, de- wamed. also some house- trained adults Inquiries (613)395-5578 HOMES NEEDED Kit tens with 1st booster: adult cats, many already spayed or neutered, many medium to large bred dogs awaiting your call Pet supplies and donations also welcome. Call DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION at 905-263- 8915 gITITAutofmobiles Sale 1964 MERCURY PARK - LANE, V8, automatic, 4 - door. pb. ps. pw, rear opens. Stored winters. cov- er, brochure, one owner, $4900. WS -M-1975. 1973 DATSUN 2402, 2 - door. 6 -cylinder, started to restore, cant keep moving, $500 O.B.O. Cal 905-576- 9685. 19.1 TRANS AM, psi pb, pt, tilt, pw, am/fm cass., cruise. t -rook. stoned for 5 yrs. 305 HO, Horreycomb wheels, new brakes and exhaust, 107,000 km, no winters. 90% original paint $1450. Call 985.8985. 1983 T -ORD 2 dc, power steering power brakes, good body. good tires, selling as is. $1,250. 420- 2815 19.5 DODGE LANCER, auto, 4 door hatch. pis. pilo, am/fm cassette. 178 kms, $1750 certified. Wel mak►- tained. Call 668.9132. 1995 Grand Am, automat- ic, V6, working condition, $600 as is. Call (416)215- 3107 Bernard. after 6pm (905)509-4892 Automobiles W W For Sale 1985 MONTE CARLO SS. J,, car 305 H O.. T- ,.� fully loaded, must see! • fed S7900 080 905- 3278 1985 Renault convertible, in excellent condi- Red with beige top )C 905.839-3020 message 1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE, 4. door fully -loaded. roof, new paint, tires, kms, certified. $2895 warranty 905 -706 - .,or 686.4904. 1986 Pcnllac Sunbvd 4 r auto, 73.()00 km. ex - .lent Gond., am/fm cas- . •le. recently rust proofed i00 certified 1986 Olds i a,s 4 door auto. 140.000 fully loaded. excellent n ng car, looks excel- ust proofed $2500 . '1 433-1787: .37 DODGE SHADOW RBD. 128,000kms. .As brakes. $2000 Call • ve 666-2692 '987 Hyunddi Pony, 4 dr ,';nback. standard, as ,s. S great $750 or best r Ask for Pat or Mike �1 8431 +8 PONTIAC 6000 LE. 4 door, auto, a/c, p/w, P/ 1 amnm cassette radio -rument duster Excel - condition 163.000 ;. hwy driven. $4000 un - 'led Call 905-839- 1989 5 10 rick up truck. 5 speed. 77K only, has k' all around. ^eine mag wheels. .-an S6500 (905)831- '29 1989 TOYOTA TER- �EL : speed. 2 door. to. eage. excellent condi r S4500 call 668-3132 ter 5 or weekends or ..ave message 1990 CHRYSLER LA - Al 4 dGor ArC ieam- leaded. low mileage. tees some body work. -100; 080 Please leave ' essage 905-579-4479 •990 HONDA ACCORD r v,n,te 4 dr, 5 spot. at awse control. amnm ,aette 148,000 km very ea Call 905-576.5204 ro,., offer '391 Ford Crown Victoria. pit 351 cu. ,n , ps. pb. a, certified 55000 obo --4865 '991 FORD E2SO ex- - ded :a•go van Rebuilt ,ter engine. overdrive. tires and brakes. ex. ant condition. certd,ed 200 4322305 or 579 - eve Q Chevy Lumina Van, motor, over drive, non xker. loaded. ac. amnm Bette. Many more extras '..'.500 1905,728-4917 1993 MAZDA Protege S1 ,,cl a,r green. Net sun -root, spoiler, 000 hwy km, lady dn- one owner Asking i • 500 Call 905.432- ' = 7 Certified 2 NO CHANCE FI- NANCING. to discharged I 7scnarged bankrupts ,"7 others 16 yrs expen- -•-.ce Trustee recommend - rd on new/used vehicles. ease to own •If your work. ng your approved' Rea- sonable rates. 1020 Brock Rd Pickering 420-9979 / 1- 1700-792-5587 GODZILLA meets Car- ticar Sale of the Cen- tury. Prices may shock You- 35 cenffied, re- conditioned vehicles eg 93 Areostar Sport, teal, loaded 511,995.1 90 Astro Cl loaded, beauty, S9495, 89 Grand Caravan LE, Burgun(y. loaded S6.995. B7 Blazer 4 x 4 loaded, mint, $7,495., 92 Cavalier R S. Coupe, load. ed. V-6. $8,495., 90 Fire- ,ro. black, loaded T -tops, 8 850. 89 Pontiac Temp- st, auto. air, $4,295.. 89 azda 323 Auto, high kms, 1. 52,295. 90 Mazda 626, ilio. air. $6,995.. 87 Old utlass Supreme, $3,795., 5 Plymouth Neon, air, 1.195 Certicar Auto, enter, 155 King St. At Midtown Mall, 79.2886 Open Sun - y. Be Therl HEAT ON GAS! 1987 VW un gas. 5 spot., 3.000kms, well main- metl body & interior in cellent condition. Asking X00 Call John 438- ' Automobiles For Sale 1991 Z24 5 -speed. air, am/fm Cass. 110,000 km. $8500 cert 1989 Honda Civic DX. auto, 3 dr hatch- back, light blue, dark blue Interior $4650 Call Dave 576-6130 M Automobiles EWanted ' Automobiles Wanted 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. f Automobiles Wanted A & A TOWING. Pay 550- $5000 cash for used & scrap Cars & trucks 24 firs 7 days Call 905686-5003 or 905-706.5234, 30 min service CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vett cies Ver,- cles must be n running condition Call 4272415 or come to 479 gayly St East. Ajax at MURAO AUTO SALES WANTED - Long box for 1985 Ford F150 121on (no rust) good condition 432- 2281 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE -FREE • :--g •, , sc.ap .sed or abandoned cars trucks •hr pick-up top prices paid. up to $100 (416)281-3499 (416) 281-9804 Trucks for Sale 1969 GMC 112 ton Classic pick up Full size box. 6 cy- linder heavy duty. 57.000 original miles Custom cap Must be seen A good deal at 52.895 Call 433-1310 1965 Bronco XLT loaded. 6 cylinder automatic. 4x4, locking hubs, 71/2 h plow & na-loss 54400 1986 Bronco 11. V6 4x4 auto. new rad & universals. transmission not shifting property $1300 Phone (905)433-0775 1990 CHEV Cheyenne, red. 88.000 original i ms 305 v-8. auto. box liner $9500. Call 728-6490 1991 BLAZER 4x4. loaded with options. like new. 134.000 miles Canted Asking 515485 Call 905- 438-1641 1993 BLAZER 4X4, load. ed with options, like new, 98,000 miles. Certified. Asking $18.300. 905-438- 1641. 1 4 Wheel DM 1993 ASTRO Van, 2 tone due, 110,000 km., 4 cap tains seats. one rear bench. Loaded. Mint condition. $12.500. 905-940-8015 days: 905.889.6667 eve. 1 Trailers ,1977 29FT. Travekner trailer, sleeps 6, prime lot. Sandaraska Park. 20 min. N/E of Oshawa. 8'x10' deck, awning, shed. $4.000.905-430-8264. 19x5 GOLDEN FAL- CON Trailer for sale, Grandview Park, Buckhorn Lake. 1 hr. from Oshawa. 36 x 12 full length lip out. 2 bedrooms, full kitchen, fndge, stove, microwave. 3 pc. bath. New deck with awning. BBO and tool shed. $20,000. Call (905) 433-2485. 1969 PARK MODEL trailer on beautiful jot. 36 h. 35 min. N. of Oshawa, lots of extras. A/C, new shed. small boat, etc. $16,500. 080. 905-723-7020. Marine Apartments Apartments Rent [a For I, For Rent ER 1996 '4 ft Aluminum Leg end Deep V W,de Body Fishing boat with 1996 20 hp Manner and 1996 trail. -ar only 2 hours running time on motor Everything brand new includes He rackets and paddle $4000 firm Can Don 905 623 7614 PROPELLER and Skeg Repairs- fast service. large selection, of fiberglass sup ;D1,es. Oshawa Mass -Fibre Products Ltd 341 Durham Crt, Oshawa 905-579. '433 III ' Recreational Vehicles 1975 GMC CENTURION Rv, low miles, Cpmpie'ely `,conditioned new fur - ice.new water heater and ore. certified. $9000 Also )w Douey with all related -3u pment. $900 905 =.37-0329 anytime 1971 BSA 250. two for Sa a one restored, one adwOrthy plus some -arts Call Cohn days 905- �,64129 ' 982 Honda 750 NICHT. HAWK excellent condition two helmets, cover and saddle bags. 42.000 kms. 51300 o b o Cal (905,579-7376 1991 Kawasaki HS -250 Ill motor in standard chassis 7600 11 excel- lent performance Low in- surance S3295 certified with helmet. cover, manu. als 728-2044 INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by apps Monday to Saturday Motorcycle. Auto. and very competative. Property rates call Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker (905) 427-3595 MARLEY 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. INSURANCE 609725 :�1: PINE RIDG — INSURANC YAMAHA MAXIM, X750. excellent condition, low KMS, asking $1500, Work out Gym, good condition. best offer, call John, (4.8) 683-4587 Marine 16n- STARCRAFT fibre- glass boat & trader, 75Hp Manner, electric downs¢ gets, new battery. At con- dition, $5800. 24FT. trader. sleeps 8. 3 -piece bath, etc. 54800.905-434-6954. 1995 HYDRA SPORT, 171 WALLEYE, 130 HP Johnson, Bow Mount troll - mg motor, 2 Fish Finders. Baftwell, Livewell stereo, 17.500 call 623-9107 3 bedroom apartments 8 story budding. dose to schools. library. South GM plant Available immediate - y and Nov 428-6328 1 7pn fp appointment 3 BEDROOM aptabove store Ajax. ava,abte July 1 No pets S70o plus utilities For more information call Philip 683-5399 3 BEDROOM, • •r2 baths. 1 400 sq h 2 storey, down- town Whitby, completely re.. done $900 per mo Option to buy 666-3990 AJAX ;ozy one bedroom base, el apt stove. Indigo. laundry fac. non- smoker, $520 inclusive 686-3201 AJAX Hwy 21Rotherglen. pi' -s bedroom luxury self-contained apt avail. able ,mmeckatety Rent ne- gotiaDle Ca11619-9280 AJAX - JULY 1ST. one bedroom basement apart - "went wlm walkoutdose to Durnam Center and bus stop. separate entrance. parking. 5595 inclusive Call (905) 428-3370 AJAX 1 -bedroom. fire place, ac. pool, laundry. parking, separate entrance, $650 inclusive Available June 15th Call 686-4755 AJAX OXFORD TOWERS Spacious apartments. quiet budding. close to shopping. 401, GO Pod, sauna 2+3 bedrooms available June 1sVJuly 1st 905-683- 8571. (until 7 30 p.m ) AJAX, 3-bdrm, upper level detached bungalow, eat-jn kitchen, parking, laudnry, beautiful. $795/month plus 2/3 utiftues, port -Smoking, n0 pets, July 1, 427-5997. Ajax. 1 bdrm large base- ment apartment. utilities in- cluded, parking for 1. No pets, no smoking please. 1st/last required. $600/ month. July 1st. 427- 2599 ONE BRIGHT CLEAN bedroom apt. avail. fmmed. quiet budding, near Osha- wa Centre. parking & laun- dry, no pets. call 728-2537. or 263-1093 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, ,n Whitby Apt. building., spacious. carpet- ed, newly painted. with bal- cony, close to bus, shop- ping, all Utilities included, first / Iasi required, no pets. 1 bedroom 5650, 2 bed- room, $750. call 430-0134. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 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 AVAILABLE JULY 1. S Osrawa. 2 bedroom base- ment apt $600 month in- cludes utilities. cable. use of yard call Pete. 432.7381 BACHELOR APT avail - ahie July 'st $48363 No pets please Cal Joe 728- 958' or John 435-0266 BASEMENT apartment. Krrb J,II Farm. S480,mon1n ;, o es includ- ed First and last month, suitable for single working person No pets Call after 4p m 432-8042 BAY RIDGES Lela, ,..F jFC' arpmv,•d 1 bdrrrl bsmt apt. 4 new apd . priv, ent B laundry, 4 pc bath, bright eat -in kat . Iean w,npw palrl 8 :a ,et. gas fireplace -to smokers no pets Avad June ' $625 plus utiffies 831-7239 BEAUTIFUL LARGE arartmert. K•C^- en dm,ng area. tndge, stove. washer, dryer out- side entrance, country lo- cation park ike setting 10 minutes 'rot^ P,ckenng Town Centre, non smoxer $550 monthly incfusr+e 683-2429 OSHAWA 408 &oor St E. 2 c"i y 1 5675. month. 2-bdm1. August t. $675rmcl 1bachelor. available ,m mediately $500 Parking utilities in- cluded. Call superintendent 905-43&0851 or 416-225 7458 CLEAN 2 bedroom apart- ments available ,mme- diatey Close to downtown O C Starting at 5650 Call 404-0905 FOR RENT 1 and 2 bed- room apt r the Georgian Mansions. starting at S716 Just north of Extendicare Phone 5 79- 9016 FURNISHED BASE- MENT BACHELOR $`5= per T_^" all ^c,..- vve Immediate Appitanc- es laundry facdines. near PTC and bus stop No Dets. non smoker 905• 837- 0028 KING/WILSON '400 Sq it A Learcc^ available July 1, fridge. stove. wom- an, dryer, close to amill ties- $850 plus hydro 721- 9728 LARGE 2 bedroom. sepa- rate entrance P,cre-^g. $70C month , utd,bes n. eluded. non-smoker Avail- able July 1st after 4 cal 686-8783 LARGE one bedroom plus 'Ohbeautiful country home. central Oshawa 5 apps No smoke pets Private entrance. 5795, mo. inclusive June 8. 579- 3277 MAJOR OAK.BROCK. Pickering. 2 -bedroom basement apartment, sepa- rate entrance. utilities, ca- ble included. $725lmonth. no pets, non-smoker, 1st/ last required, available Juy 1st 619.1509, NEAR O.C.. 3- bedroom in 3 -unit budding. Clean. quiet, fridge, stove, laundry facilities, clothesline. park- ing, no pets. 1st/laSL $676 32+utdrties. Aug 1st. 905-579-0658. AJAX - NEWLY renovat- ed - separate entrance. 2 - bedroom, basement, wash- er, dryer, fndge. stove. mi- crowave, security system, c/a, civ. 1 parking spot, dose to GO bus stop, utili. ties included. 1200 sq. ft. 5905/month, fust/last re- quired July 1st (416) 298- 69M ONE BEDROOM base- ment apartment. Ajax area. appliances, $600 per month inclusive Available immediately. (905) 619- 0575 OSHAWA (Bloor St ) Large 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in dean low nse building. Close to 401 & GO. Parking. Available immediately From $695./ month Phone 905-576- 4255, OSHAWA 2 bedr;a^1 apa^mens available at 888 and 90C Glen St Close to schools. shopping and GM Utilities included Firstilast required Call 728-4993 OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt r-a,r "oor of house. Philip MunayrVauey or S650 includes umrt,es Available Jury 1 434-2575 OSHAWA, newly reriovat- ed tw, oedroom ncludes heal and hydr,. park ni and laundry available `io pets. non-smokers Cal 1905,83'-8030 or iC5r839 1984 OSHAWA one bedroom Fndge s'�+e heat and hy- dro included S592 month FirSNast 434-6311 OSHAWA 2 bedroom. $09 ^ a,t budding In- cludes heat, hydro, ap- pliances. laundry on site Convenient to 401 and city bus routes 433-0677 OSHAWA Latefror•. 2 �.droom ,ower apartment large lot. tau err parting, no pets. avail- able immediately. S650 plus utilities, can collect i. 705-878-3871 or 1-705. 324 5587 THE NONOUON, ores- [.�e,,5 `,C ^ JSnawa One Two and Tyree bedroom apartments starting at SW-nclus,ve Except ca- ble Pay parking and iaun- Ory facilities 723-2094 OSHAWA' 7�o you hate the '^oi.gr' of hunting through an these ads') Tired of ii .:ng at dumps" 2 bedroom 2 ,e„ei all in charming older duplex Enormous loft wrushc pine floors. Honda ceiling in kitchen, central air, tasteful ongksh style 2 room bath- room wain possible laundry hoot..c Cats welcome. ex Celle- andlerdsmust have good credit history and first and last. S65C . leave message 436-1442 OSHAWA. 2 bedroom. osmi : ,: r 'o O/C spa- ctous. cleaar. $675 inclu- sive Avail July' Mature wcrk:rg single or couple non smokers no pets nrst Last ref 571-0282 OSHAWA. small bed- roo,^ case^ent. near O C . 4 appliances. parking. July 1 S475.month, Pius 1r3 utifbil. firs last. refefli as (905,584-'581 PARK RD. /BLOOR. fresh'- paired spat one and twc bedroom cartes. S538 and $630 monthly Includes parking Available immediately Close to GM plant Page 416.501-1687 or phone 905-840-67,12 PICKEIRNG - self con- tained basement apt, Ded- Sitting room tun Itrtchen, 4 pc bath $550 inclusive Street parking. shared en- trance. suit single 905- 839-0711 PICKERING - one bed- room basement apt 2 ap- phances, shared laundry. near 401, public transit, single working person No pets. $550 inclusive. First/ last/reterences 905-420- 9171 PICKERING . Three bedroom upper level of home,$950 + 112 utilities. use of backyard, available July Ist.. after 6 p.m. (905) 837-7787 PICKERING 1 112 bedm. bsrrN apt., sep. ent., utktes included, avail July 1. No - pets, 1stilast req.. $6501 mo 905-837-2081 PICKERING large 2 bed- room basement 5 ap- pliances. central air. pnvate entrance. close to GO. shopping $825 inclusive 905.420-6440 evenings. PICKERING, luxury 2 - bedroom basement apart- ment, private entry. 4 -piece bath, laundry, central air/ vac Must be seen. Near GO. 401, $750 inclusive No smoking/pets, available July 1st'Aug 1st 420-7617. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,1996 -PAGE 39-A Apartments Townhouses Townhouses A 1 1 For Rent For Rent For Rent rim, PICKERING. new large 1 bedroom basement apt. 4 AVAILABLE MID JULY piece bath. full kitchen. air conditioning Separate en. trance, no pets Parking FAMILY COMMUNITY $800 ,ncluslve Call 19051 420.5808 NORTH SIMCOE- Z $ Bedroom Townhouses,Oshawa at Russet Nice 2 bedroom in newly retrofitted hroadloom. single car garage. close 12 -plea. hardwood floors. park'rg cable, laundry to schools, shopping and transit. facwres. July 1) Aug' 5686+ hydro 576-2982 PICKERING. SPACIOUS PLEASE CALL 2ced•,rm basement ((111" L(✓ /�'1`�1 apartment, an inclusive. -') \,O -701/7 near mail Fndge. stave, washer. dryer No pets. no smoking 5650/month avafla905-6Ge lune 1 hrsVlast AJAX VILINICIPAL +40USINGCORPORATION 905-619-9634 aiii ren,coar l.reex bil :rand new base ment apartment. separate entrance, share laundry. parking. quiet non-smokirg single I.rsVlast. references S600imonth Available June 15. Call Penny 831- 2822eave message THREE BEDROOM bright and very Gear arge !,hen includes all ap- pliances big yard, parking. Norah East Oshawa avail - abie July ,st S79C plus util- ties Call 721s'22 TWO BEDROOM at, EXPERIENCE FAMILY LMNG 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 oedroom. 11,2 oath townhouses with 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to schools. transit. parks & shopping. MARCHANT PROPERTIES (416) 321-"86 n'r.^• c.rtce .ppr ' 2 Houses o1 house) large living room / eat m K c^en, a s 5750 an For Rent fnclusri,e Avai%able June Ist or ,mmeCien•ly No pets. Call 432-'479 WHITBY two bedroom • 9 \ acd'• 'Hain floor of houseavailable mme Batey 5850 all utilities in. 11 1 eluded Includes use of yard Call 668-477 1 M i l 1' I'll 1 WHITBY - oedroom Dun- r / ga cw Hwy 2, west of Raglan St large fenced s \ backyard separate garage separate wcrxsnoD. ":.0 AJAX. _ - ,.. - - .'N Apartments la- aundry room Auto Parts I ' ' For Rent I ' 8 Repairs apoilarces S1250 pus .-, ai.^dry 'acibes. lots Avanabie ,m-eliatey, 1, & 2 Bedroom a,is ,n PR 1^- O: a P-_ r• -chamber rr;shi a a" l Bow - a-ville Heads open 219- Starting at S500�month. 1 88 Manley 5 5 Valves fridge & stove included. 1.550 roller, springs studs. with ,aur,!-/ facilities No gurdeplates all new 800 pets Call (905) 434 2407 firm Complete Mustang 11 1 -BEDROOM basement spindles with bears slug to- apa•• ,t ,,die stove. tors, calipers. pads and laundry. close to all ameni- flexhoses. 5 x 4-112 BS ties. S550.util,tes Call oedect for street rod or race 509-1755 car 10 milessince new 2 oedroom apt Adelaide/ S500 firm Weekdays 10-6 . Park area Quiet budding 432 1304 Rob with air Immediate occu- TOP QUALITY parts for panty. $750 first -last No Pontiac F rebinds Leatherpets please Call Joe 728- 9584 T -top carrier, wheel caps. trunk cover. Pius other ac 2 -BEDROOM apartment .�ssones Can Ian in duplex a„^dry. parking. ,05)579l-7167 yard. near Wilson Rd & 401 ,n Oshawa. Non-smoker'no pets preferred $625 plus otorcycles hydro Available July 1 432-3250 1971 BSA 250. two for Sa a one restored, one adwOrthy plus some -arts Call Cohn days 905- �,64129 ' 982 Honda 750 NICHT. HAWK excellent condition two helmets, cover and saddle bags. 42.000 kms. 51300 o b o Cal (905,579-7376 1991 Kawasaki HS -250 Ill motor in standard chassis 7600 11 excel- lent performance Low in- surance S3295 certified with helmet. cover, manu. als 728-2044 INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by apps Monday to Saturday Motorcycle. Auto. and very competative. Property rates call Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker (905) 427-3595 MARLEY 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. INSURANCE 609725 :�1: PINE RIDG — INSURANC YAMAHA MAXIM, X750. excellent condition, low KMS, asking $1500, Work out Gym, good condition. best offer, call John, (4.8) 683-4587 Marine 16n- STARCRAFT fibre- glass boat & trader, 75Hp Manner, electric downs¢ gets, new battery. At con- dition, $5800. 24FT. trader. sleeps 8. 3 -piece bath, etc. 54800.905-434-6954. 1995 HYDRA SPORT, 171 WALLEYE, 130 HP Johnson, Bow Mount troll - mg motor, 2 Fish Finders. Baftwell, Livewell stereo, 17.500 call 623-9107 3 bedroom apartments 8 story budding. dose to schools. library. South GM plant Available immediate - y and Nov 428-6328 1 7pn fp appointment 3 BEDROOM aptabove store Ajax. ava,abte July 1 No pets S70o plus utilities For more information call Philip 683-5399 3 BEDROOM, • •r2 baths. 1 400 sq h 2 storey, down- town Whitby, completely re.. done $900 per mo Option to buy 666-3990 AJAX ;ozy one bedroom base, el apt stove. Indigo. laundry fac. non- smoker, $520 inclusive 686-3201 AJAX Hwy 21Rotherglen. pi' -s bedroom luxury self-contained apt avail. able ,mmeckatety Rent ne- gotiaDle Ca11619-9280 AJAX - JULY 1ST. one bedroom basement apart - "went wlm walkoutdose to Durnam Center and bus stop. separate entrance. parking. 5595 inclusive Call (905) 428-3370 AJAX 1 -bedroom. fire place, ac. pool, laundry. parking, separate entrance, $650 inclusive Available June 15th Call 686-4755 AJAX OXFORD TOWERS Spacious apartments. quiet budding. close to shopping. 401, GO Pod, sauna 2+3 bedrooms available June 1sVJuly 1st 905-683- 8571. (until 7 30 p.m ) AJAX, 3-bdrm, upper level detached bungalow, eat-jn kitchen, parking, laudnry, beautiful. $795/month plus 2/3 utiftues, port -Smoking, n0 pets, July 1, 427-5997. Ajax. 1 bdrm large base- ment apartment. utilities in- cluded, parking for 1. No pets, no smoking please. 1st/last required. $600/ month. July 1st. 427- 2599 ONE BRIGHT CLEAN bedroom apt. avail. fmmed. quiet budding, near Osha- wa Centre. parking & laun- dry, no pets. call 728-2537. or 263-1093 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, ,n Whitby Apt. building., spacious. carpet- ed, newly painted. with bal- cony, close to bus, shop- ping, all Utilities included, first / Iasi required, no pets. 1 bedroom 5650, 2 bed- room, $750. call 430-0134. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 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 AVAILABLE JULY 1. S Osrawa. 2 bedroom base- ment apt $600 month in- cludes utilities. cable. use of yard call Pete. 432.7381 BACHELOR APT avail - ahie July 'st $48363 No pets please Cal Joe 728- 958' or John 435-0266 BASEMENT apartment. Krrb J,II Farm. S480,mon1n ;, o es includ- ed First and last month, suitable for single working person No pets Call after 4p m 432-8042 BAY RIDGES Lela, ,..F jFC' arpmv,•d 1 bdrrrl bsmt apt. 4 new apd . priv, ent B laundry, 4 pc bath, bright eat -in kat . Iean w,npw palrl 8 :a ,et. gas fireplace -to smokers no pets Avad June ' $625 plus utiffies 831-7239 BEAUTIFUL LARGE arartmert. K•C^- en dm,ng area. tndge, stove. washer, dryer out- side entrance, country lo- cation park ike setting 10 minutes 'rot^ P,ckenng Town Centre, non smoxer $550 monthly incfusr+e 683-2429 OSHAWA 408 &oor St E. 2 c"i y 1 5675. month. 2-bdm1. August t. $675rmcl 1bachelor. available ,m mediately $500 Parking utilities in- cluded. Call superintendent 905-43&0851 or 416-225 7458 CLEAN 2 bedroom apart- ments available ,mme- diatey Close to downtown O C Starting at 5650 Call 404-0905 FOR RENT 1 and 2 bed- room apt r the Georgian Mansions. starting at S716 Just north of Extendicare Phone 5 79- 9016 FURNISHED BASE- MENT BACHELOR $`5= per T_^" all ^c,..- vve Immediate Appitanc- es laundry facdines. near PTC and bus stop No Dets. non smoker 905• 837- 0028 KING/WILSON '400 Sq it A Learcc^ available July 1, fridge. stove. wom- an, dryer, close to amill ties- $850 plus hydro 721- 9728 LARGE 2 bedroom. sepa- rate entrance P,cre-^g. $70C month , utd,bes n. eluded. non-smoker Avail- able July 1st after 4 cal 686-8783 LARGE one bedroom plus 'Ohbeautiful country home. central Oshawa 5 apps No smoke pets Private entrance. 5795, mo. inclusive June 8. 579- 3277 MAJOR OAK.BROCK. Pickering. 2 -bedroom basement apartment, sepa- rate entrance. utilities, ca- ble included. $725lmonth. no pets, non-smoker, 1st/ last required, available Juy 1st 619.1509, NEAR O.C.. 3- bedroom in 3 -unit budding. Clean. quiet, fridge, stove, laundry facilities, clothesline. park- ing, no pets. 1st/laSL $676 32+utdrties. Aug 1st. 905-579-0658. AJAX - NEWLY renovat- ed - separate entrance. 2 - bedroom, basement, wash- er, dryer, fndge. stove. mi- crowave, security system, c/a, civ. 1 parking spot, dose to GO bus stop, utili. ties included. 1200 sq. ft. 5905/month, fust/last re- quired July 1st (416) 298- 69M ONE BEDROOM base- ment apartment. Ajax area. appliances, $600 per month inclusive Available immediately. (905) 619- 0575 OSHAWA (Bloor St ) Large 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in dean low nse building. Close to 401 & GO. Parking. Available immediately From $695./ month Phone 905-576- 4255, OSHAWA 2 bedr;a^1 apa^mens available at 888 and 90C Glen St Close to schools. shopping and GM Utilities included Firstilast required Call 728-4993 OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt r-a,r "oor of house. Philip MunayrVauey or S650 includes umrt,es Available Jury 1 434-2575 OSHAWA, newly reriovat- ed tw, oedroom ncludes heal and hydr,. park ni and laundry available `io pets. non-smokers Cal 1905,83'-8030 or iC5r839 1984 OSHAWA one bedroom Fndge s'�+e heat and hy- dro included S592 month FirSNast 434-6311 OSHAWA 2 bedroom. $09 ^ a,t budding In- cludes heat, hydro, ap- pliances. laundry on site Convenient to 401 and city bus routes 433-0677 OSHAWA Latefror•. 2 �.droom ,ower apartment large lot. tau err parting, no pets. avail- able immediately. S650 plus utilities, can collect i. 705-878-3871 or 1-705. 324 5587 THE NONOUON, ores- [.�e,,5 `,C ^ JSnawa One Two and Tyree bedroom apartments starting at SW-nclus,ve Except ca- ble Pay parking and iaun- Ory facilities 723-2094 OSHAWA' 7�o you hate the '^oi.gr' of hunting through an these ads') Tired of ii .:ng at dumps" 2 bedroom 2 ,e„ei all in charming older duplex Enormous loft wrushc pine floors. Honda ceiling in kitchen, central air, tasteful ongksh style 2 room bath- room wain possible laundry hoot..c Cats welcome. ex Celle- andlerdsmust have good credit history and first and last. S65C . leave message 436-1442 OSHAWA. 2 bedroom. osmi : ,: r 'o O/C spa- ctous. cleaar. $675 inclu- sive Avail July' Mature wcrk:rg single or couple non smokers no pets nrst Last ref 571-0282 OSHAWA. small bed- roo,^ case^ent. near O C . 4 appliances. parking. July 1 S475.month, Pius 1r3 utifbil. firs last. refefli as (905,584-'581 PARK RD. /BLOOR. fresh'- paired spat one and twc bedroom cartes. S538 and $630 monthly Includes parking Available immediately Close to GM plant Page 416.501-1687 or phone 905-840-67,12 PICKEIRNG - self con- tained basement apt, Ded- Sitting room tun Itrtchen, 4 pc bath $550 inclusive Street parking. shared en- trance. suit single 905- 839-0711 PICKERING - one bed- room basement apt 2 ap- phances, shared laundry. near 401, public transit, single working person No pets. $550 inclusive. First/ last/reterences 905-420- 9171 PICKERING . Three bedroom upper level of home,$950 + 112 utilities. use of backyard, available July Ist.. after 6 p.m. (905) 837-7787 PICKERING 1 112 bedm. bsrrN apt., sep. ent., utktes included, avail July 1. No - pets, 1stilast req.. $6501 mo 905-837-2081 PICKERING large 2 bed- room basement 5 ap- pliances. central air. pnvate entrance. close to GO. shopping $825 inclusive 905.420-6440 evenings. PICKERING, luxury 2 - bedroom basement apart- ment, private entry. 4 -piece bath, laundry, central air/ vac Must be seen. Near GO. 401, $750 inclusive No smoking/pets, available July 1st'Aug 1st 420-7617. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,1996 -PAGE 39-A Apartments Townhouses Townhouses A 1 1 For Rent For Rent For Rent rim, PICKERING. new large 1 bedroom basement apt. 4 AVAILABLE MID JULY piece bath. full kitchen. air conditioning Separate en. trance, no pets Parking FAMILY COMMUNITY $800 ,ncluslve Call 19051 420.5808 NORTH SIMCOE- Z $ Bedroom Townhouses,Oshawa at Russet Nice 2 bedroom in newly retrofitted hroadloom. single car garage. close 12 -plea. hardwood floors. park'rg cable, laundry to schools, shopping and transit. facwres. July 1) Aug' 5686+ hydro 576-2982 PICKERING. SPACIOUS PLEASE CALL 2ced•,rm basement ((111" L(✓ /�'1`�1 apartment, an inclusive. -') \,O -701/7 near mail Fndge. stave, washer. dryer No pets. no smoking 5650/month avafla905-6Ge lune 1 hrsVlast AJAX VILINICIPAL +40USINGCORPORATION 905-619-9634 aiii ren,coar l.reex bil :rand new base ment apartment. separate entrance, share laundry. parking. quiet non-smokirg single I.rsVlast. references S600imonth Available June 15. Call Penny 831- 2822eave message THREE BEDROOM bright and very Gear arge !,hen includes all ap- pliances big yard, parking. Norah East Oshawa avail - abie July ,st S79C plus util- ties Call 721s'22 TWO BEDROOM at, EXPERIENCE FAMILY LMNG 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 oedroom. 11,2 oath townhouses with 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to schools. transit. parks & shopping. MARCHANT PROPERTIES (416) 321-"86 n'r.^• c.rtce .ppr ' 2 Houses o1 house) large living room / eat m K c^en, a s 5750 an For Rent fnclusri,e Avai%able June Ist or ,mmeCien•ly No pets. Call 432-'479 WHITBY two bedroom • 9 \ acd'• 'Hain floor of houseavailable mme Batey 5850 all utilities in. 11 1 eluded Includes use of yard Call 668-477 1 M i l 1' I'll 1 WHITBY - oedroom Dun- r / ga cw Hwy 2, west of Raglan St large fenced s \ backyard separate garage separate wcrxsnoD. ":.0 AJAX. _ - ,.. - - .'N Plus utilities Avaiiabie �m- la- aundry room meclatey 728-2255 separateT om:ng. walkout deck air conditioning 5 WHITBY ^ew large 2 bed- apoilarces S1250 pus .-, ai.^dry 'acibes. lots Avanabie ,m-eliatey, of parK rg. beside Ash ,905-427-4739 Street park S75C inclusive Julylst 575-"589 AJAX, 14estnery Heights 3 - be^.' --•' near schoo, & m. WHITBY, 2-bedroo2 Go, $'•5C monm,y plus Da -^s '^d.^ floor laundry uhkbes. first & .ast requred- room. newly renovated. available im-ed,ately Call park,ng- $850 plus hydro (905,6'9-8053 (905 8394i398 BOWMANVILLE vory WHITBY- small bed- c,ea- <'-barns Laser-.ent apt Su,: -,tying. d'^ng•--room diFir able for mature person. x !Cher -Hair floor son, Awa, ble mmod,ately Juv 'st S925 all inclusive Call 905-509-9913 Call 905.579-4147 WHITBY: 'uCi +Dur basic 1 act 'Valk T: GO includes laundry cark.ng utilities. CA. etc Nopers avail July •s: S60C m0 905-430-266., WHY -ent when you car 3w^ ,our own home for fess Than you mink'•' Call Dave Haylock Saes Rep Re Max Summit Realty '99' L:d i905i 668-380; or, 905 666-3211 Houses For Rent $1 - Absolute Affordable' Why Rentz Own your Home from S799.month iutddtes included) No Down pay. mento Call Me" Marx Sta- pley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty 571. 6275 or 1-800-840-6275. 1 A AbviluR• Aih,rd.0W 111111111110, S"S YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO WY A NOUaE! Mortgage pav'ments 3-& Semi $679rmth 3-& bungalow $789mth 3-8r Jr Exec 5969/mlh No diction pa#mW. &W crow BsrlI IVO Caa ttMt s7=-b"s X40004 94"27s MARK STAPLEY S ik, Rep Suu,m Gr,wp Evccl R,:uhy Inc 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! WHY RENT? BUY! No down payment, No problem' Let me show you how Mon. Pay. $7000.A.C. Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Remax Accord Realty Ltd. 5763111 Clean 1 bedroom home. 2 appliances gas. Dark ,and, deck parting. S65C . -!,I, ISLlas! Good ref avail July 1st Oshawa 705, 4 38- 3679 FINCH YiHITES RD 3- cec': 1 [-Doth s. park ^, near shopping. schools available Jury 1st. S96C rronth.uTt,t es Call Harry 4'6; 283-7393 or Jennifer 416-283-6570 HWY 2,7horrill large luxury semi detached. 3 bedroom man noor. sepa- rate tamdyroci fireplace. walkout. 1 1'2 path. $945 ret. avail Aug I i4t61 759-9642 after 5prn wee- kends IMMACULATE 3 bed- room semi 19as heated) in northeast Oshawa Rel room, storage shed, work- shop, fenced yard. paved dine. walk to schoolspos- sible long term lease. July 1 or Aug. 1196 $939 plus utftras (hrst7last) 905-985- 9978 NICE 4 bedroom home on The Lake. $875.00 plus utilities, first & last required Phone 728-1960 . 613- 546-2260. OSHAWA - Upper duplex extra large 2 bedroom 1200 sq, ft. master bedroom teas walkout to balcony, 5 ap- pliances, newly decorated. S849 per mo, utilities in- cluded. Available July 1st. 571-2757 PICKERING, large 4 -bed- room home. 3000 sq. ft . central air, short or long term. S1299/month. Also 1 - bedroom walkout base- ment apartment, $575% month. Available July 1 686-4718 PICKERING, main floor 3 - bedroom, close to Go. school & shopping, $950 monthly inclusive. First/last required. No pets. Avail- able August 1, 427-8479, I Houses For Rent SCUT. a ^ Dunga.cw quiet ` street. tented lot, suit mature peo- ple, finished basement. S ✓75imonth.u!s,f,es Call 427-5254 WHITSY,J',lest Lynde. 3-4 Ded'e :n- bungalow. 2 oaths. 4 apokances ga- '39e newly redecorated. Ava,lac,e immediately. Si Call evenings—eel -ends 14'6.606 3286 or 4'5-658-29'• WHITSY.`Aa,r •locr F-eSr :.coated 3 bill room .arge living room riming •ol near 4;• 5900 ,ni,ties Lucy Bate- son S.non Montage 9051619-9500 WHITBY Executive 4 Dw;--cm %,* 2500 sq 4 2 , 2 oaths &, No pets ' yr mn,mum iease5'45C - ubid,es Ara,lab,e July 'st References Cad .416 297 085' WHY RENT' ti-_ •^0^ey d - w -north.' lie -ew. nage stove. ST5 in. ax out phone 3 bed room asking $63,900 Min reqgross income $23,000, yea, Call Ker Coats. Cad- well Banker -28 9414 AMHousing Wanted RESPONSIBLE working cc,c* require 'louse to rent w,m space and preler- ably a small Dam within 12 hr radius of Oshawa area. Atter 5 1) m 905-728-2617 AMTownhouses For Rent GOOD NEIGHBOUR- HOOD in south Oshawa 3 bedroom townhouse ,n small family complex. dose to schools and shopping S950rmo all inclusive First/ last. Available July 1st 4.35-1088. 10 -7 p m AVAIL. July I Olrve/Rktson area. Oshawa. 2 bed town- house near schools and bus route S645. includes water Call 905-432-3787 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom townhouse. in well man) - tabled tamlly complex. Includes all utilities, 4 ap- pkances, parting, close 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 facilites. avail- able immediately 51,000 per mo + leaave message 576-1250 WHITBY new 3 -bedroom townhouse. 5 appliances, air conditioned, broadloom. garage, quiet neighbour- hood, available immediate- ly. $1150 pus. Call (613)542-1914. PAGE 40 -A -TETE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,19% Bu•ittess Public Public Public . • T For I I � I T � le • I oppolluillities• I I Notices HIM Notices • I I Notices • • I kr • • I �"^0 WHITBY, spacious garden 1-1/2 storey, 3 bedroom, 2 ifr.lAx TOWN HOME townhouse 3 bedroom baths. large lot. east Osha- AJAX O W Ce 1 Patio on farruly room Ga- wa, close to amenities, tin rage Playground Near $124,900 No agents $92,900. amenities $950 Available Pose Call 728-3373 immediately 668-110 Call for details Rooms for Rent AJAX- Westney HWY 2 responsible working tem2le for 1 bedroom with private bath in clean home $375 Non-smoker No pets. ref- erences FURNISHED/unfumished room for ren; m new house, Harmony'Adelaroe area Single parent welcome. non-smoker Call 905-571- 7826 NEWLY -DECORATED extra -large tarnished room for clean. quiet person. Cooking. near bus. dose to Oumam College. S225 and up monthly Call 905-728- 4845 ONE ROOM use of facili- ties rlcludmg cable and yard Large clean bunga- low Pickering, suitable for working person (905) 831- 2260 Shared Accontodation AJAX - wxury nomeall lie ex'ras exclusive use or family room, non Smoker. 5375 ptus.lots of extras 428-9214 AJAX NEWLY finished walkout basement apt Non -smoke, F,rstnast $400/mo inclusive Ap- pliances included Avail- able now Private entrance Bus route 683-5641 BOWMANVILLE, brand new 3bedroom home. 2 rooms available to share with 1 other. Close to 401. Parking. use of hull house, appl,arices Non-smoker Iemale preferred $4X plus utilities Call 697-2735. leave massage HOME 10 share wim pro- fess,onai avilable July 1 96 $300 inclusive Washer. dryer dishwasher. non- smoker 436-0442 PICKERING second bed- room available in 2 bit room basement apartment S"Jmo 905-427.7958 PICKERING. 3 -bedroom home tc snare with non- smoking to (preferred). Private bath. cable phone laundry $475%month Call 831-7707 SHARE. 4 Bedroom home. Pickering Village S600/mo 1 room only S300/mo call Davit 427-2087 Office 6 EA • I Retail Space OFFICE space for lease. 2nd floor of Coumce plaza. overlooks posy Hwy12. air con plenty of park,ng Available immediately 755 8 sq ft, 8 779 sq h Call 725-9991 SPACE for lease. excei. lent network opportunity. Vaientinos complex. dow- lonw Whitby, store front 1000 sq If existing tennatn lease e>pnng Call 666- 3806 Cottages for Rent LAND 'O- Lakes, one bedroom $349/weekly, two bedroom $449/weekly cot- tages. Fully equipped. 3 pce. bath. gas BBQ, mi- crowave, screened room. boat. Exc~t swimrtrng, fishing 8 walking trails. Video. Call after 4pm 905- 377-0311 • I Vac. Khali AJAX South, 17 Rolo or $152.900 sem, 3 -bed- room, backing park. deck. fireplace. Ga. c/v. 6 ap- pliances. eat -in kitchen 8 more. No agents 905 428-2176 Open House SatBSun 12-5. BACK SPLIT large eat -in krtcher overlooks family room with FP 8 osmi walk out 4 bdrm, 2 full bath. C/A $165.900 905.623-0579. BRICK BUNGALOW 3 bedroom formal dining room, family room, sepa- rate entrance to 1 bedroom apartment Walk to golt and private dock Many other features. Beaverton area 5157.400 Call 705-426- 5224 BROOKLIN. 3 Bedroom brick CungalOw on large lot, garage heated and insutat- ed. central air. airtight in finished rec room, new root, new bay window . nardwood floors $159.900 ;all 655-8612 evenings CONDO Private Sale McLaughlin Square. Wil- liam Street 2 -bedroom - den, configured as large master bedroom surte+den SouthuWest comer, 10tH floor Includes appliances. indoor pool. parking $95.000 905-728-2793 CUSTOM Bum 9 year old 4 pus 1 betlrcom all bock 2 Storey on a speCtacidar ra- vine lot. located in Coumce. 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 sun•. attached 2 car garage with interlock- ing bnck drne and walk. way This 2500 sq tit home has a ruin floor family room with custom built bookshelves surrounding the fireplace $239.900 Call (905)723-5529 Open House. Sunday June 9. 2.4 p.m 13 Valleycrest Dr Courace No agents please EAST Oshawa - large 4 bed backsplit. 3 appliaric- es. Will court, rear parks schools. 2 PC 3 Pc baths famdyroornfireosce No agents $132.900 723- 6495 FRESHLYpa,nteo. new carpe0loonng, 3 bedroom bungalow. N W Oshawa Living room kilchen, 3 tike Path. da, rec room. 4 ap. pliances Gas furnace $139.900 No agents 1905 728-2079 HANDYMAN home or business. Block commercial garagelstore, 4 -bedroom, la size 66x220. 10 minutes norm of Oshawa Asking $115.000 Call (905)655- 8149 OPPORTUNITY Knocks LOUD,' First Time Buyers Dream Immaculate 3 bed- room, eat -in kitchen, new furnace. root d windows, upgraded flooring, huge tot with log garage, parking for 6 cars. Only $109,900. 4 appl -rices. Call now Frank Hawes, Sutton Classic 430-9000 PORT PERRY - $139.900.- 3 bedroom, convenience plus - walk to all amenities. Large lit for garden. First time buyers dream or retire here. Call Catherine Ayone, Remax Scugog Realty. (905) 985-4427, 24 hr. pager SACRIFICE Sale! 3,575 Ken Lane Re/Max Summit i 905 686-3800 Condos Pul for Sale 66 FALBY CRT., (Har. wood Ave Ajax 3 -bed- room. easterly view, cur- rent. leased For turther in- formation call 905-683- 7430 IMMACULATE END UNIT. : .,Ius one bed- roor,,. 5 appliances plus microwave. pod. good lo- cation in Ajax. $115.000 call 427-0122 anytime PICKERING. TRIDEL condo 2 bedrooms.+ sun den, 2 bathrooms. parking and locker. fabulous facili- ties Asking $149.900 Co- hn (416) 283-9512 Lots for Sale ATTENTION BUILDERS - service bwiding lot. 45 x 183 in prestigious Altona neighborhood S82.000 Gag(905)427-9727 Out -of -Town Properties GLAMOUR Lake. (G- erham.Hal,burton) 3.1t waterfront lots ($17.500. $21.500. S27.5o0) and 4 rural lots near Lake ($11.500. $15.500 (9 8 ac) $17.500 (2 2 ac) and $29.900 (13 9 ac) John Wood. Sales Rep Bowes 8 Cocks Realtor. (705)742- 1389 or Toronto M+e (416) 364-7471 RICE LAKE cottages from $56.900 Year round homes from 5149.900 For an up to date list call E Bingham. ROrr" Eastern, K ) 1-8ppg75 7523 BUSINESS opportunity deamng business for sale, good clientele, well estab- lished. Oshawa. Whitby. Alax. Pickering area For information call (705)932- 3414 MONEY MAKER, top of the hot dog cart, fridge. bun warmer, hot 8 cold water. 24000 BTU BBQ 666- 3361 Be your own boss Room- ing Pel Food business Is offering limited distributor- ships. Work from home. Full time or part time. Ex- oellent earning potential (905) 738-8228 ext. 12. PINE LOFT. '., r 1,,e5 accessory store. estab- lished 19 yrs. inventory. 90k proven operator profit asking $129.000 tax (905) 853-5967 • I Regisb2Wns DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 MIComing e Events Girls wanted from Ontario between 6 19 to compete m trus years 1996 Toronto pageant. Over $20.(X)0 in prizes and SCholarshlips. Call today 1-400-367-2125 ext- 218 Adill 600 TOWNLINE ROAD SOUTH OSHAWA L1 H 7K6 rt YU"7The Annual General Meeting of: Grandview Children's Centre & GRANDVIEW Grandview Children's Foundation CHILDREN'S will be held on CENTRE Thursday, June 20, 1996 - 4:30 p.n RSVP by Friday, June 14 - Telephone: 728-1673 NOTICE TO FORMER OWNERS OF LANDS IN THE DUFFIN ROUGE AGRICULTURAL ASSEMBLY TOWN OF PICKERING TOWN OF MARKHAM ONTARIO REALTY CORPORATION ;ORI') is initiating a sales program Lo dispose of lands and buildings previously expropriated by the Provincial (,overnment. Initially, the sales program will be for only those rroperties located south of 14th :Avenue in the Town of "ilarkhain and south of Whitevale Road in the Town of Pickering and outside 300 metres from the Little Rouge River. Existing tenants will have a first right to purchase. Where tenants waive their right to purchase, former owners who v,-cre expropriated and whose claims for compensation have been settled, will have the ability to acquire at appraised market value, their previous property or the newly created parcel which their parcel forms a part of, subject to local planning and severance policies. Details of the program will be provided at a Public Open Ilouse to be held on Thursday June 6, 19% between 1 and pm. At the Cedar Grove Community Centre located on 14th Avenue between Reesor Road (10th Line) and 11th Lir.c in ylarkham. To request a copy of the sales program, please contact: Of1taf1O Joe Clasadonte (416)585-6786 or Realorabon Naomi Faulkner (416)585-6929 ma Corp, AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL ( eerie vacation Personals Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the Properties rin, members of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will be held on Tuesday, June 18, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. $3500 full priced, Secivo ACCURATE TAROT in the West Tower Conference Rooms at the Hospi- ed wooded Trader lot, good CARD Readings for fu. road. sandy beach. hsft•ig. lure 20 years expenence tal. Cobourg area (416) 431- (I'm a Reg -Medical tech - 1555 nologist also) $60 per hr. uoo.. 1,2 hr By Appoint- Further notice is hereby given that revisions to the Cottages Sale OVER HE TEReadwvs LEPHONE By -Laws of the Corporation will be presented to the 2 IN PERSON - solve membership for consideration and ratification. An - BEAUTIFUL newer year problems, questions an - round cottage Quiet lake Minutes from Minden Fin- iShed walkout basement. drilled well bunkie $147.000 (705)286-2776 Pff(iafrlper Trailer Sites RED SETTER RESORT - family campground and cottage recon on the Trent Large spacious sites Full hook-up from 5825 2 and 3 bedroom cottages from S350hveek Rec hag, store. Pool . lakefront swimming, boating, good fishing. 905- 436-0807.705-778-3096. OMMoney to Lend MONEY problems? Debt consolidations, credit ar- rangements, personal budget plarukng, credit re- pair. FREE CONSULTA- TIONS. Ontario Credit Counsellors (Qshawa-Tpr- onto) 433-1425 OBTABi k A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED.sOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. swered concerning Lore, yone wishing to review the By -Laws In advance, Viont/14ori(9 Health - Call lease contact Administration at: 905 428-5248 Violet (9os> 666-4975 P � � Whit" Durham's sexiest 8 attractive ladies ,ma* escorts available Reliable. discreet. out tags only 404-8761 BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names b private phone numbers, 1- 900-451-3638ext 704, S3.29/nun. must be 18. T - tone EVANLY RAYS _.Police use us. Rated 01. Solutions on Career, relationships, health. Love. $2.99/minute. 113+ 1-900-451-4055. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC answers, serving over 53 million readers. Only $2.99 per min. 24 firs. 18 yrs. plus 1-900.451.3783. LIVE PROFESSIONAL psychics solves all prob- lems, love career. Reunite loved ones $2.75 inn. 18 + 24 hr. 1-90D-451.2787 • ompanions EASTSIDE CONNEC- TONS DATELINE - Free to Members and interested parties are cordially invited to attend. Doug McKay, Chair Secretary Board of Directors Bruce W. Cliff, Board of Directors • I Tenders • I Tenders PRE-QUAURCATION AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE INTERIOR RENOVATIONS Pre -Qualification Statements (CCA DOCUMENT #11) and proposals are invited from general COrlt WorS. The prop- Involves the trlO W"tiors; to interior doors and new ceramic ble Work. Submissions should emphasize experience in similar projects, bonding capability, proposed subtrades and references by June 7/19%, 11:30 A.M. to: 579-3788. sq. K. or luxury, 5 bedrooms. ATTENTION Snowbirds nannies quarters. loaded GORGEOUS 3 bedroom with upgrades, $254,900. 3 bathrooms townhouse Call for appointment condo, Gose to famous (905)665-1029 Clearwater beacfl. pool, fa- I Attention: Mr. T Kara P. Eng. I cuzzi, BBQ, private yard, SOUTHWEST OSHAWA available now For info and - spotless 3 bedroom sem. to view photos 686.9846 or hardwood throughout, OMMoney to Lend MONEY problems? Debt consolidations, credit ar- rangements, personal budget plarukng, credit re- pair. FREE CONSULTA- TIONS. Ontario Credit Counsellors (Qshawa-Tpr- onto) 433-1425 OBTABi k A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED.sOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. swered concerning Lore, yone wishing to review the By -Laws In advance, Viont/14ori(9 Health - Call lease contact Administration at: 905 428-5248 Violet (9os> 666-4975 P � � Whit" Durham's sexiest 8 attractive ladies ,ma* escorts available Reliable. discreet. out tags only 404-8761 BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names b private phone numbers, 1- 900-451-3638ext 704, S3.29/nun. must be 18. T - tone EVANLY RAYS _.Police use us. Rated 01. Solutions on Career, relationships, health. Love. $2.99/minute. 113+ 1-900-451-4055. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC answers, serving over 53 million readers. Only $2.99 per min. 24 firs. 18 yrs. plus 1-900.451.3783. LIVE PROFESSIONAL psychics solves all prob- lems, love career. Reunite loved ones $2.75 inn. 18 + 24 hr. 1-90D-451.2787 • ompanions EASTSIDE CONNEC- TONS DATELINE - Free to Members and interested parties are cordially invited to attend. Doug McKay, Chair Secretary Board of Directors Bruce W. Cliff, Board of Directors • I Tenders • I Tenders PRE-QUAURCATION AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE INTERIOR RENOVATIONS Pre -Qualification Statements (CCA DOCUMENT #11) and proposals are invited from general COrlt WorS. The prop- Involves the trlO W"tiors; to interior doors and new ceramic ble Work. Submissions should emphasize experience in similar projects, bonding capability, proposed subtrades and references by June 7/19%, 11:30 A.M. to: 579-3788. bachelor apartment (private call to place your atl, no LIN 9J2 CLEARWATER, 3 bed- entrance). landscaped/ fenced • • I IlAort9sges, charges for ladies. no bill 905- I Attention: Mr. T Kara P. Eng. I room fully furnished and air private Y.walk- Insurance phone charges. conditioned mobile (per- out to deck, $117,900. Call 4307060. manent) homes heated 905-579.6042, MORTGAGES - Good, pods, hottub, close to beaches il major caraC- tions, children welcome, • bad and ugly. Frrt r. of for any purpose, rates from SELLING YOUR HOME � • � 5.95%. All applications ac- • $275 weeldy. photos shown cepted. Community Finan - In your home. (905)683- 6503 • iso �""� �� Mquire �oui our 8018: FOR 81ALE PAICSA(GE b76-9355 Father's Day In memoriam Tributes Remember your loved ones with a special j "in Memoriam Tribute." This Section will be pub- lished Sunday June 16, 1996 . Call classified advertising at 683-0707 • '`"°°"� Don't biTeddy's Learning 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 ._ - _ _ ,. :Si., ;•:, :: 1lRl!B•'"5llttllA�� , x.-».,,.. .... ��If��. �al'ukrwe. rMs.,r..,•it'R. 3.,. •ri. .. ,: ..-+W�'eNe r!+':stYt: ,:eiY�.. Forget OshaW*VWthy This Week Cimifie1 Dept• is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3.•00• To Place Your cwir" Pkase Call 576-9335 • can 4llrcv t i a, audio vetvon of at current and upcomng auctxxis bated in souff" slam )nlano please call the above rxill AUCTION SALE SAT. JUNE 8 - 10 A.M. AUCTION of Antiques, collectibles, and Farm Yachinery for HARVEY BATH at 9270 Ashburn Road., 7 miles east of Claremont or 2 miles west f Myrtle. Take Hwy#401 to Brock Rd. at Picker - ng. Go north to Claremont. Watch for signs. FARM MACHINERY d TOOLS: J.D. Model V Tractor with Woods Belly mount mower (good ,Libber), single axle trailer, J.D. 710 diesel Tractor mth Dunham Lehr Inc. 1 dr. (good),J.D. 2 furrow Mow model M. McCormick Hani 1 ton Model 4 ,iding mower. 8'drag cult.. 2 furrow drag plow, C. 3 pth. 3 furrow plow, M.H dump rake. 'train elevator. 53 pth. bus hog mower, 6' & 8' drag db. disc., rototiller, lawn mower, (lyr old) . r ham saws. Homelite 2500 generator (2yrs.old) iomehte whipper snipper, table saw, Ig qty hand ind garden tools. 17.2' Shamrock House Trailer ( ,jeeps 6. single axle. fridge. stove, good shape), ramous oak parlor stove. woodstove, cedar rails, ;,jus much more. ANTIQUES. COLLECTIBLES & HODU- HOLD: 61ong pine cupboards(3 doors.unique), commercial type oak ice box. (5-x4'), ant. pine jam cupboard, ant pine table with drawer, qty. ant tables. old school desk, qty., old dressers. oak headboard, washstands. qty ant chairs. (fid- dlehead. 6 Windsor back etc.), cane back rocker. qty cast iron seats. (079 Champion riding cult, cast iron seat etc.). wicker baby carriage, doll car- riage. CPR stop signal, cream separators, sleigh bells, CPR Jacket & suit (conductor & hat), cast iron match holder, carved ducks (by Jim Ham), fg. qty antique glass & china, qty Ironstone, enamel ware, qty- ant. lamps, (White Aladdin banquet lamp, dewdrop ped. oil lamp, etc.). appliances, Thermos BBO. (used once) tripod cast pot. RCAF & CPR buttons. Ltd. Ed. prints, ant. Planters pea- nut jar, qty. wades. Sleeping car Conductor Hat, CPR ant. Xmas tree ornaments, plus many more treasures in the sheds still to be unpacked NOTE: Mr Bath, who enjoys longevity, is moving h a^ the tarm at the age of 83, to a cordo to en- joy me recreation facilities An extraordinary se- e ;ion of old time relics to purchase. TERMS: Cash or good known cheque only. Owner or Auc- tioneer not responsible for any accidents or loss- es GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800.654-4647 ONTARIO COURT (PROVINCIAL DIVISION) File No. 3029/94 BETWEEN: DIRECTOR, FAMILY SUPPORT PLAN FOR THE BENEFIT OR DEBORAH J. HUTTON, Plaintiff -and- SHELDON R. HUTTON, Defendants SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS JNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Ontario Court Provincial Division) directed to the Sheriff of the Regional Municipality of Durham against the real and personal property of SHELDON R. HUTTON at the suit of DIRECTOR, FAMILY SUPPORT "LAN FOR THE BENEFIT OF DEBORAH. J HUTTON, I have seized and taken in execution all the right, title, interest and equity of redemption that SHELDON R. HUTTON has in and to: Parcel 14-I, Section 4OM-1594 being composed of Lot 14, on Plan 4OM-1594 in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham and municipally known as 8 Mantell Crescent, Ajax, Ontario. The said right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the said Sheldon R. Hutton shall be offered for sale by Public Auction at the Court House, 605 Rossland Road East, Room 121, Whitby, Ontario, on Wednesday, June 12,19% at 11:00 a.m. The purchaser assumes an mortgages, charges, liens and encumbrances. TERMS: • Cash or certified cheque made payable to the Sheriff, Regional Murkipapy of Dufiam • 100 /0 deposit date of sale • Delivery only on payment in fun • Ten days to make final payment • Bidding by number only • Other conditions as announced This sale is subject to carlcenation up to time of sale without further notice. No employee of the Ministry of the Attorney General may purchase any goods or chattels, lands or tenements exposed by a Sheriff for sale under legal process, either directly or indirectly. DATED AT WHITBY, ONTARIO, this 3rd day of April, 1996. Barbara Munro, Manager Enforcement Office Regional Mun. of Durham ESTATE AUCTION Large Good Two Day Estate Auction for the late Mr. & Mrs Roy Hay to be held at WARNER'S AUCTION HALL HWY #2 COLBORNE. Thurs. June 6 at 6:00 p.m, & Sat. June 8th at 10:00 a.m. THURS. Everything to be sold outside weather permitting, No Reserve. Thurs. sales tools, auto- mobile, small farm type articles, etc. 1991 Mer- cury Topaz with 39,000 original km in show room condition, Lge quantity tools some old, some nearly new, 6' Bush Hog, 3 Furrow 3pt. hitch plows, quantity dry lumber, some dressed, 16' Makita thickness planer, 48' Rockwell wood lathe never used, H D. Floor model drill press, floor model band saw, 6' Beaver Jointer, 230 Amp welder, Oxg. & Acc. tanks, gauges, tips & cart, elec. & gas motors, 2 flat bed 2 -wheel trailers. rid- ing & push mowers, Alum. ext and step ladders, qty. power hand tools, Oty. other mechanical and carpentry hand tools, cement mixer, chain saws, dog house, several good work benches, Belt & disc sander, Ory. driveway sealer, storage racks, several tool boxes. Jet pump, Pressure Pump system, Lge. quant. Garden & lawn tools, Boat trailer and motor. Heaters. wheel barrows, vices, anvils, picnic table. lawn furniture, nuts. bolts, screws, etc. the late Mr. Hay had everything imaginable to work with and all must be sold SAT. Sale consists of complete Home Furnish- ings. Immaculate 9 pc. Gibbard diningrm. suite in mint condition, ant. painted Hoosier all complete. exceptional curved glass oak china cabinet with pillars. carving and claw IT , in original finish and excel condition. Oak drop front desk nearly new floor model TV with remote control, Walnut bed- room suite all original, other bedroom suite in white finish, very nice sofa & 2 matching swivel rockers. other Reck rrom sofa & chair, ant. oval walnut parlour table, unusual round oak table with split pedestal and 3 leaves, beautiful high back oak sideboard with beveled mirror in excel. condition, set 5 early triple press back chairs. Walnut drop leaf table. Victorian upholstered rocker. Ant oak double press rocker, Good va- cuum cleaner, Caned back sofa. Chrome kitchen table & 2 chairs, upright and chest freezer, as- sortment small tables. coffee and end tables, qty bedding linens. Ory dishes and household pots Paris. small appliances. microwave. toasters etc.. matched pair old ship lanterns, Royal Doulton Lady figurine, crystal, china, giasswarers, 2 small Moorecrott vases. Irg collection salt & pepper shakers. lamps, pictures, frames, countless mis- Cal articles, note times and dates of sales. Plan to be on time. No reserves. Terms. Cash, good cheque. Visa, M C.. Interac. GARY & BILL WARNER AUCTIONEERS (905)355-2106. AUCTION SALE SAT. JUNE 8TH, 10:30 A.M. Sale held for Bill Burd of Stouftville and Mike Burd of Uxbridge. Held at Mike Burds residence. 529 Wagg Road, Uxbridge Twp From Uxbridge take Hwy. 047 ap- prox. 6 km. south to the Wagg Rd. then turn east. 1 km to sale, see signs. Ant. spinning wheel: beautiful 11 piece diningroom suite; Seth Thomas mantle clock; ant. sideboard, ref. humpback trunk: bridge lamp: ant. bedroom furniture. kitchen din- ing set; captains chairs; oak desk, antique glass awd sharia. Inglis side by side refrigerator freezer, Kenmore kitchen stove w/self cleaning oven, Maytag high capacity washer and matching dry- er, all almond. Starcraft tent trailer sleeps 6 (ex.); ant dark room equipment: 8 hp. rototiller, ext ladder, utility trailer, table saw, chain saws, many smaller tools; work bench, barrVgarage collecti- bles, dining/sleeping tents (ex). fax machine; and much, more. Note - property sold, good clean sale of contents, the appliances are immaculate. SALE TERMS - cash or known Cheque only, no reserves. Lunch counter. Owner or auctioneers net responsible for any mishaps day of sale. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411 ATTENTION HOMEBUYERS!! 3 bedroom on comer town lot for Sale by Public Auction. Sat. June 22- 156 Munro St., Cannington, Es- tate of Margaret Mark. Call for detailed fea- ture sheet. Agents call for (o -operating com- mission program. GARY HILL AUCTIONS 1-705-357-2185 TWO DAY Es- I Auction. Thum June 131h & Sat. June 15th. Selling from 2 local estates, watch next weeks papers for this listing. Tractor, Farm equipment, antiques, collectables, house- hold furnishings. GARY WARNER AUCTIONEER (905)355-2106 Fine Art, Furniture, Home furnishings for IRS LIQUIDATIONS OUTLET CLOSING SALE Held at SO Church St. S. Ajax, Ontario Sway, Je 9 at til a.m Starr Viewing 10 a.m. Day of Sale T1HiS IS A I(JIQUIDATOIRS IRETAEL OUTLET CLOSMG SALE OF: Fire Art: A.J. Casson: Seerey-Lester: S. Ly- man: T Redbn: R. Bate- man and much more. Furniture: End tables: consoles: table & chair sets: sofas: love seats: wing chairs: too much to list. Home Furnishings: Table lamps: floor lamps: coat rack: wine racks: plant stands. TERMS:Cash, VISA, M/C. Owner, Auctioneer not responsible for accid- ents or property loss day of sale. FRANK STAPLETON AUCTIONEER 1105-619-2323 for further details JUNE 8, 6:30 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONC. RD. t8 BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) This week we have to be sold, contents of a variety store. includ- ing pop, chips. canned goods, hard- ware, shelving, cash registers, computer equipment, overhead projector, stereo equipment, contents of Greenwood home to include, antique & modern furniture, col- lectable glass & china. lawn & garden equip- ment. 8 hp Craftsman riding lawn mower, garden & hand tools. Ltd Edition art, ap- pliances & many other interesting & unusual items. Large sale. Viewing from 5 p.m Terms are cash. Visa. MC, or Debit Card For more into. call (905) 263-4252. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Appraisals & Liqui- dations. Sprang sale fates available. your place or ours. Clean c.nsignments wel- corte Note starting r,meof6:30pm CORNEIL S AUCTION BARN Friday June 7 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Lit- tle Britain on County Rd. 4 The property of Mrs Hilda Charles of Bea- verton plus others, 4 pr- walnut bedroom suite, Oak coffee & end tables. 2 door Harvest Gold refrig- erator & matching 30 in electric stove. Oak curved glass china cabinet. Oak carved sideboard with claw feet. Maple table & 4 chairs. Entertainment center, Antique crib. Serenelh Accordion, Hall stand, Walnut Dining table. Wicker settee & chairs. flat top trunks. Refinished dresser, Walnut 112 moon table. Wooden Rocking chairs. Crocks, Regulator clock, violin. Hat Pins. Approx 370 board feet white pine. 10 x 12 Red Barn Garden shed. Plus a qty chi- na, glass, household & collectible Items. Also selling In back barn at approx 6:00 p m Approx 60 to 70 pcs. of furniture to be refinished Including 2 pc. flat -to -wall cup- board. washstands. antique dressers, din- ing extension table, wooden chairs, chests of drawers, wooden bed, Parlour tables, press back rockers etc.. Don & Grog Cornell Auctioneers RR #1 Little Britain 5 Pal. ESTATE AUCTION AT ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTER LINDSAY late Berle Noreen Iter Estate and !rs. Modern turn- , some antiques, of household items, collectibles. To con- sign estates, full house or apartment- fuls Call McLean Auc- tions (705) 324-2783. or to list your sale on site or at our barn. Call 1-800-461-6499 ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS AUCTION BARN Tuesday June 11 at 6:00 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 A Good selection of Modern Furniture the property of the late Evelyn Armstrong plus others - Modern dressers & chests of drawers, Kenmore Automatic washer & dryer. Hitachi console colour TV, 3'4+ dou- bie box spring & mat- tresses, microwave oven, Walnut kitchen suite. Parlour chairs. Oak riming extension table. Drop leaf table, Good quality Chester- fields & chairs. Occa- sional chairs. Colds - pot dehumidifier, 15 cu ft. freezer, Ory new Jeans & shirts, Coffee & end tables. Chrome kitchen suite. Rcll away beds. 9r,dge lamps. Patio set Oval top trunks. dJa nut fireplace Y-intel. Plus a qty. ;-all electrical ap- plances & household rn^,s Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers RR #1 Little Britain (705)786 2183 GRIST HILL AUCTION CENTER. NEwTONytLLE. JUNE 7 6 P ti. ,mg the ar-act,ve ^rtents form the home ,f Audrey Gauthier. ( --Ked Creek. Dine 'a^ a w: drawer. maple ode chest on ^est. 2 pee low, boys 3 7rawer chests, extension D..^,:an Phyte. refractory '^-,6le table matching s.oeooard and 4 chairs, ser q walnut chairs. set of 'captain chairs. walnut -,,,hole desk. rocking ^a.r wing back zhair. 2 air+ Aubusson carpets. :,tea chesterfield, end ta- L­s. Occasional tables. M tsubrshi, television. VCR, microwave. washer. ^-rver, upright freezer. rat^Dow vacuum, 2 air hhoners. John Deere 0^� lawn mower w' - vibiower and chairs. ;ar;ren tools and lawn •^ lure. 5 pc iron a,- rette. 6 ft harvest table. se! -d 6 press backs set 6 oak dining chairs try s,rx station desk. gravely 10 hp garden tractor and 5 attach- ments. eiectnc organ etc Auction starts at 6 p m plan ro attend Terms Cash. cheque with I D, visa. me mterac. AUCTIONEER FRANK G. STAPLETON. (905) 786-2244. Note Please join ,:s for our anniversary Auctions on June 12th and tarn -Celebrating our 25tn year THURS. JUNE 6. AT 6 PAt MYLES KING AUCTION HALL, 33 HALL ST OSHAWA. lodern and antique rniture, plus 12 ft. fi- erglass canoe, used vice, chesterfield su- e(new) two occa- ional chairs, coffee rid end tables, maple ible, 4 chairs, an- que walnut table, oak esk, pine table, di- ene suite, table nips, wall unit, rock - Q chair, picture, adding linen, tools. Irge sale, plant to at - Ind. Sales every Ion. Tues. Thurs. 6 .m. all consignments MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 72S-5751 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE. 5, 1"&PAGE 41-A w. To place your K^, � ...........� �� � ' personalized VAVASOUR Margaret (nee Breenj- At the Ajax In and Pickering General Hospital on Monday June 3, 1996. Bom November 23. 1915 in St. John's New- foundland. Margaret Vavasour. beloved wife of Gordon Loving mother of Carol Hunter: Matthew. wife Cathy. Bridget, husband Skip Neiffer. Marjor- ie, husband Art Seymour: Gordon. wife Shirley. Eliz- abeth, husband Bruce Kinsman Dear grandmother of Gary and Craig Hunter, Amanda. Christie and Greg Vavasour, Dawn Neiffer Terry Fitzpatrick; Kimberlee. Derek and Kara Vavasour. Kyle and Kai- tlyn Kinsman Great Grandmother of Michael. Brit- tany, and Dylan. Survived by brother Frank Breen, and his wife Emm'Michael Breen and his wife Sue. and sister-in-law Annie Breen She will be sadly missed by many nieces, nephews and friends The family will receive friends at the McEachnie Funeral Home. 28 Old Kingston Road. Ajax ( Pickering Vil- lage) 905-428-8488 from 6 10 9 pm. Thursday Funeral prayers In the Chapel on Friday June 7. 1996 at 1 m Cremation. Don't Forget Ckhawa,'Whittiv This Week Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 • e / Ann tarxerfew Memoriam call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. no Anntxjntxmems AJAX MUNICIPAL+1r, _'^+ � CORPORATION The President and Board of Directors invites the public to the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Wednesday June 19, 1996 b:;o P.M. at RIVER BREEZE TOWN HOMES COMMUNITY CENTRE II 1 RICHAJ DS LANE, AJAX 11 • Visitor Parkins Available .�'''_..d``'E• The Durham Region \; Roman Catholic Separate School Board ' AA! Invites All Interested ParentslGuardians and Ratepayers to an Information and Application Meeting RCi4.I1-LiinL; RL �v tratiun for French Immersion Program Grade 4 i c-ntn p lint i DATE: Tuc-•Lias•. Lunt• 11. 1996 PLACE: H()lt- Rcxlecttu•r Catholic school --f- Llverlxx)I Road SoLttlt Pickering, Ontario TIME: :UU DATE: Thursday, June 13, 1996 PLACE: St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School 400 Pacific Ave. Oshawa, Ontario TIME: 7:00 p.m. The presentation will include: • a description of the Board's French Immersion Program; e The established procedures for application, recommendation and registration of pupils; e an opportunity for questions and answers. The application period Will conlnlence following; the inforlllation niceting;. G.A. Andrews, T. Oldman, Director of Education Chair of the Board • PAGE 42-A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. 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User's Club Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Youth of Durham .................6014 Whitby Jaycees .........................6054 Emotions Anonymous .......6015 A/P Toastmasters .....................6055 AIDS committee of Durham ..6016 Multiple Sclerosis Society ....6017 Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics (Durham Chapter ..........6018 Oshawa & District Ostomy Association ...............6019 Caesarean Prevention ......6020 La Leche League ..........6021 Reach to Recovery (Breast Cancer) ...........6022 Learning Disabilities Association HOW TO USE INFOSOURCE 1 Call 683-7040, or from Clarington call 404-2623, using a 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 choice from the directory provided. FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF BOXES 5100. 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You must be 18 or older. 4hrs/daV 1 • . w . . . . . . . . . ■ . • . ■ . a . . . . . m e . . . . . . . . . ,/ POSITIVE FEMALE. Attradiw bruMre ween brown 27111 MMA BEAR WIN for Rpt Bev Fol fiqutd Nem BOX 16030 twti169+^t tea Wr to limgln NW spend tent wed. eyn end mourn d two. Looking for a men. 37 to ROMANTIC ANO CUTE While bwAk, M. I mobs. I tomo. 30. 12 who tlr,kt young aid MPYS life. Enjoy dent- s't : I se lorry end me" IAotoe hr. blue eyes, with 1 yew OWNER OF 3 DOGS. Single whkl half. 5'71- and g you coag. I W e sports, car old son. Looking for a men. 25 to 35, to go 04 SW W" 175 panes. Very fa oro corwdae alroc- ~wit" Afkthpmr11. Dkre kart you mart. BOX 13dl52"OUL 1 waAtirg. the ' mrotws oro 9nirt tines. haw M wan a tray Mow and cuddle. Dads vett- thew Enjoy orAdoat. atmnos. coolung, a rvlty d mention BOX 13153 I am Wing for a tel• clan col. le"Com Looking YALE. Hr, I se 37 iter old mel PW*- come. BOX 21759 music. good ch a imIr nim. atm Seekingwin en abau Doling s o . Box to have ern wed. Map to rr ATTRACTIVE FEMALE. Attractive bnneet and man with iaA Air, 26 to 17. Must have setae IID ROMANTIC Al HEART. 21. Drown ha, green eyes. the kmam with a terse of Manor we sinmrAa nte- matlw of Mo. Enjoy the thissys, and, dackq. and sham the sant nlensls. a ma's vwu men S'6" 135rbs. smoker me loin yw soon. Box 11117 Patel. no" out wed est BOX 16031 BOXARAMA Tao may r0 W. p jock ywmlf out for a country lady. U. mnma 10 yen or so. " nnre. Looking for a atlracDw, phyte malt' 6t mak. 71 to 42. with a yourg ofabok on Ide. N cal me. (DuthNn veal BOX 23771 FIRST TNM: AR Open mwd23 kmate, and 70'5. ,twos• Gaal evemtgs d Dane. ad hones sngk ante mail. 25 to 37, with same WEEKENDS BY all LAK. Tan.. 01. ookag mak. 53. Very Po oro atjAn kxaoke. tNv DY the MARRIAGE MINDED MAN. 33 yfr old dsea ndt se 4r Mn R " Right. berth the age 30 to Attrachw with two kids. Enjoy Me hen too aW you're 'it" Oil n 10" with me. Pleae leave a 11111111611". BOX lhoed wry athadrw. well bring L br Oo+"g ga!rakman for dlsto encounters. BOX 2N% I RHOO ;meet's rot hrnoshp oro potable rtaloionfhtp. gel. Labe. Nc. Seekingan acme, pamontle woman 38. children ail welcome Enjoy boating and oew ,poet,. BOK tilts W GOOD SHAPE. 26 ysr oke Hede. ST and wfgD Dave eclectic rales. Stekeg t hu,k with a from hila, and a packs to rwdk with. Tau me Iron FRIENDS FIRST Snart.it* caring all while ONE OF A KOO. I am t0, mother of 2. wand like to SSLN?INTELLIGENT Very obacaw. dwmrrg. our- and would be free to trovN up NOM on weekends. BOX 18166 PART TOE DAD So" man. 33. domefL sty 170 pounds. Ses" a 61st Dar etperknce and a Nytae around my ape BOX +t 0a pecan to princes!. BOX 21230 /mite. 59.E +jot 9odM14 4++rg a4 trawlg, pleyng cords. a oleos' aW �9 9u+t evenings nNM a man who n ttorwy, c+^^9 ha sense 1t kr-- Must eryay caroklgM inners. 9ang, great persomMy. seem of Mina. hn bv- CARING WOMAN WANTED Se pram mate. S wr0epatdern, Alracu". slim and 5'11.. Saw , Sontag joy a woman. 28 to b. rah sitar Gnat• in Aro NIGHTS' tl vein 114 5'9'. U5 Paas, 1001wg oak Noe a nae 1110 B. Want vK:KERING RESIDENT, sincere, aNMiaade. divorced !male. 60• non smoker. seeks in*. S5 to a home. Swag a no smoking white male. raved playing cads. king wane. lids. b Oslsaaa aa. BOX 21502 mg key. 46, raven estaakhre. m Otpendents. Laves _ S'6' wshet to mM a snort. honed wongrt to a a MM*mhpro fDarf remsrng yeri. alt flare M lanes rah. ley: nit � soma one whit n Mnmaed ani am a 65, red enjoys to -rete, good natured, QwK +d I heave Mr SP. WN s kwKmly ' estatr NSW and enjoys Sona balkoom don", ARE YOU SINGLE, Are you smite. between the age of /0 and 55 Wo stuck n nouib Pause n Me. and the outdoors Looking M AttraWve oolonrg I Enjoy d�ana g cum g' o take av lane. Yom's wNcome BOX 30616 901 3 COTTAGE LADY WANTED Davorced. eapbyW. by build. ani somemint D4fncan• OaS Box 10639 cmuned. campaDbir► flloff +r ppnt+nt may mtaE 277% SOWMohe wind =mm mWM Ida feroe vat ,atf bve d rot w , man ash 9ra1 prsonakp, taste of Mans. nub- and bvn dancng. Box 21372 Mkng audoort, gardsl Inc. BOX 26906 FIRST TIME AD Smigk wrWe mak. 23.6 k9M wMk. e, ad 5 Y 165 b. wily atradrrf y , � � RESTED S'9' 16 pine malt AR UNDBOX FUN TO BE AROUND Theirs aha fw viten told of Motor. BOX 21377 MURRAY. LOYAL FRIEND B 3 Wdllat a dine a a 9M ht ecall. BOX 1mob FEST TIME Brown Dar. very h. 1]pbs. TWIGS seeking two men. We R n ore -s, S. Two twit brown tum green eyes. how may ging, IRCYS m aleceonac. Low the oueoors and tatty tMwp 5i•k+md attreNrt. alfctionae. enptore lunalt. WON for a mine round IN sane age. Want d+y- 6M arxmgm.. Bo%,5573 Young made. Engle mother of ON, 4.5T vend brown her, hnaW eyes and a good seMe d Manor. cyceddough ten: plate w again. your ninravN wit rer:ycNd. Axis star wo d like h&deyes. lanae wade Nmm to mM a wry nattm&ane black x 70'5. stolen. Bat copy McGyre One ha to^9 9r+,' kir. anti with yrort gray Dar. Prekr men n normts. Wks. oaeoor activates. and tr+wet+g Ssemrg a tamp orwscd. falpbye. tnWtranny. for Norq trm nelabomhp. BOX 30619 - I 0000 :HIES Mae red tot. stating dlcnat Ltd Digo. cads. raw twat normo rd WWY galnvvgs. Looking let sonmeone to tough and BOX 20M jt' CHEERFUL. rm 26. 5'. 12Ms. 4m ' + rate. 30 to 35. wed respect and Pte to bddm you at the Ntawyy. would n9tNt spot Goy Me a rel. broadC BOX 21317 "r1Me kmrale 2G 1026, for l andelp. posse ole relations". BOX 26916 EVEIr•IG TME. P yea ink. attadrkd bfta mate 'Or,Ottwpf Wry fanwdre aW11nr malt. err .afar fnmomlat. BOX 30610 OSHAWA AREA MALE 6'2" ah*moil paWg +9+ , ' ' ymn 9°od Daws wh. Seaung a serirtrvf. Nnrwy ad crag peon. n ro 10, r a t+a^9 Alias Want haw. broth eyn. rm clwauA, bokag b hwnOdp• t•+difg ro tae: enjoy aabtg naMg BOX 2141 WARM SINCERE CARING. Emily Ws. SpsraW. ► NHY BE NORMAL' mfi' I'm a attractrw. 62". SAF 7k while mita 23. oft "a aro brown hero Ip�q mncourtwn. BOXY. ^•+wn9 OFT MATE WANTED ConddoK patty,. and tren 20 Looking err aa0rr mak urida 27 to gel Wigoin, .0 rot ynfa, wmcoutNs.. BOX 13M yap Call me and kis talk! BOX I70t5 wabn9 wft ft PA* and wind ctWdren. SaaMq down ro tanL non deviAw person, and dost and pylae and skit mom. My Min w oto M owfulkt am strap r+r•h rakaes, n you se wnactke end K,riooWtg la tmg4 turf Moak. Moly. 25 b 34.5-' or Nass, art' race rm Sl". warm � mfda. taaK IM KII . nfa6gera. and MOM" BE DISCREET lk anal. Z7. 5'Ir. good bab n Oaks wr a mita cvatft. 11 to >S la do, GOOD OUTLOOK ON LIFE. 5'1', 723 pouW dnace Asonwr d twit- rm Aawd, sncors, Wim � any Mao 9+a++. flop Nike to law len. Lougee. Dpsre 4m11' titan std cart spy Oft sample DEVOTED Tp YOU. SAage 35, mad. Sks R dant 9 to 25 who or9 ort ckft and ink kise ro tilrro lett NN. star Rohs. T1+e cin wan mr new m strigM. naw arfdn ro atla fr tilt' 3 Co S BOX 70607 oro metoly. Sabi a um91a *0 nark. 7710 42 are try nine comma Box n956 LETS HAVE FUN Loomaq for W. Wt Sao MMP n 111111 crks tMormg a ban Mc. pionea amrad me. Box 21469 nNataew. earpbye with no dfpwrdanaf ad 1- Box 21957 person. DaOa ad h to reNrctrmf ro nay my voce ad TIME AD FIRST TIME AO Smmgle wade tae. ti. fwwb far. Boz 297 6 +ro has nr ease GnnA m w a" do&. Wn farr130 W. t rel 11dA0blwd we irk mor d 7 boys. 33. 5z'. 13S bS let a LPd+r9 fiarrd PICKERIC AREA Peek. s tracOnf rt9t+ mom. anti been mnme Enjoy ,r- Kirven aid thaw dr' to I'm mtkefung wry sins FRIENDS FIRST 20 flea of& ST 115 patio mad. I va ter ma Enjoy arse. ling amine. Gust � w� rim I* one BOX 2132 : HARLEY WOMEN WANED Aaadne b +•mq• AUST FOR YOU now air is to 8 alireNaaa, oro is BOX OU' 5 HIS YOU' K eat ole OirOrCW Moak. ST AIW 1rK11w ma. Must thaw mood wpse d IraWar W Imdi Not looking for a dad for tlrf 7I. Maoist. farad oro c+r•a9• brown nit oro syn. 57 . ttOAts. fholer Lias D+nwf. G re I cent haws! aro afftcbonaf A SeNinq + sam9lf lea* wed n tis Mao good fto m11d who E Lo avairrgs, atc err sawwar ro Look" .hitt. 25 35. to quality tome Wait frwrdtMp Ary and see I mak saki pattarger who bvfs Surmise Mr. :rare rm 31. rtaa b tcer, aW rery ntsOmrs wice4 Wi rerun a ab BOX 30606 w9w4 SseYtg oro stn Very ACmw Not a tall bb. Prfkmt* home own d+gWrdane; BOX 29701 rwntga a home Bouts. Sem" den mak. 35 waits to be appnoaad for _we ora tw Maury � rite my take e' BOX 1301 now mat bmarmq k surNY n coram shop. W form Cory coat tanks. wit fav NEW'O AREA 25 wr oro 51' lObL bhw ire. maw 4 ro 50, nit too elan m lop: oagtinq, and he wvaaas buff d ked. BOX 17571 STILL SEARCHING. So "a co•plemon who n liorrd snacerr. 'win° Dr a face of Mina. ro 40. S'f phs, median buts men jaw afleegs. Ldokaq la a posarbk hal0ay Mytaminp. Must NW bit wish" ro be loved. BOX 136V Y STOP RIGHT HER. 6T. 230 porMS ban 41 FEST TOE AD' Very good toP+•g 5 t 0" tae ,e+m+^9 a Marva womar age tt to 25 I you am gong �� � BOX 10609 � blow her byrq for man err hwnemw. ro go od .tin -ooaaq as stragni acbrq BCX UN bows whit oYEB00r TYRE' Eppy +tel•9 a Ma. wands. ked 6rmg. demcmrg gong for drne n the tours We kith BOX 21473 r•a old non sm obrg sifts Draksnona wdadt pontis oat, rad a We end • �^9 ro M dkcov SEEKING SOUI MATE Single atracove •ire ask. 2s with oratde nw And paw meek, wit OSHAWA AREA MALE WMk mite. I5. 5T Ivan coffee tic Looking for satraaf oto s good b do I+•4+ try, and GUMNIy rile a M410't ro map 50'S Frwdt W BOX 21371 ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTE 0w wring phcirs' Me too' L � b owns a 00+•bl ?+•- � � d Mona. tienthome s ndWa tunic Iaq do to n. wart pati flan p pa- afd.Is your' BOX +7571 LETS GET AWAY' Ten_ b++•g4 6L dimarcW fy.pph.O n miugirwm pOftban EgoY mints Ufa event musucho o" for WAM 2j: to 15 err Drrdshrp :anpama . kr away ,f narmd. WIL sroha Nd snaHe w;th Loots Wal nportat a much r the PW- HOPEFUL ROMANTIC. bdcpnndutt. were. phew Amrnbd Oars. IS aW S5. S8" for potsMft Mawnhp. Icpao•. not nwcnsaty n drat or0w. wtawaae order o mood mite. age S3. Enjoy 90. karaae and ^Narm on on Nw Nom. loo uo •elks m ft batt. pow► naw, aawmans Ses" a imam love I � THE son made 001 13551 SOUND LINE YOU' 2s ear old Mea+ in" t n Nad p ubms at kmoe. 31. m in Hewarq a goo aam1W mkigNt wide mak. 30 to 40. Box 211111 A REAL LADr Saks nbmd mile ger�Osan r a open Dmnt mind', praaoas raoonYmp. I As cab aawaM 8012/920 ted Motet at my haws m red ten amaN Solve. "111Ipttaau. woman db a 'tmie„o go BOX yo oats" rn9 ' AROUND SAME AGE, � yca 1W �• ba - to 7o w aa d you n 9k matt. 23 to 21, who s mat trying raw ytaw wed NNW bUitY w SWU d Iwna N YON n a r r sen. give mf a can BOX owr 50. 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Wight, floors, self-contained in-law white kitchen _ suite, huge side deck, new * Walkout to patio and private gas furnace and air cleaner - yard b garden * Finished basement ` 5177,500! Call * Economical gas hat! BRIAN KONDO*, KISS YOUR LANDLORD RVMW, t GOODBYE AND CALL QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. RICK SERGISON• r " ' WALK TO THE LAKE i 831-3300 EXECUTIVE HOME Once in R6� S731 0&� PE.r�/1W WHY MONTH! S OWN FOR AY %OOD U L,TO Y R LANDLORD R FI RST �ercy a while 4 bedroom 2,626 SO. FT. IN fz THE HERMITAGE Ajax 4 bedroom Fabulous lot executive home with Double car garage upgraded kitchen, Brand new kitchen with ceramic floors and ,- whirlpool tub. Steps to = schools and parks. Just r _ I i sted at $227,500. 100% style Call CALL NOW. STEVE FEAROW, PATRICIA REABURN', MS. 683-2992 Y am a as as 52X208 FT. LOT SCOEILITKDRLTR. THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS! _ovely John Boddy Pinebrook" in Pickering Plus... a premium lot with mature trees! 3 bedrooms Great kitchen with upgraded cupboards Fintshed basement with 4th bdrm. Jpgraded broadloom Central air PLEASE CALL BARRIE COX* 839-7449 ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. SPRING IS M THE AIR ENJOY A LARGE LOT BY THE LAKE Add a ares harmt bungalow. twgradad tend inprovW and you are set for a wonderful summer. sparale entrance to baserrrera Garage wie, workal and fluorescent lights. Can" air andair clearuer. Mabee trees, YOU are iurvaed to coma and have a loon CALL LUCY BATESOW* Associab Broker (905) 619-9500 o y "goo D01MN Alfp ONLY 5899 MONTNLY BearWld � ,nal eeta<. wihh dale Idsdran, fkrisMd InaaearerA It bade on to park call BERNARD LEE= or RICK CHOMCY' or 416-286-3993 or 1-800-863-7119 SHOWCASE HOME This antom-built , Ir 1 home is Skan ling ftugtk&A Start with dble. wide Satish stanrcen, haneh doors, formal din. rm., sunken fem. rm. with fp., greenhouse IdL, fantastic en suite - too many quality upgrades to list!! 8 car parking. To view today aN ANGELA HOF NIIANW 663.1088 a "OROOKWOOD" STARTER!! ' Bright satin kit., walkout to • Bea tifully decorated liv. rm. fl din. rm. • Professionally fin. rec room. 3 bedrooms, 2 belts Central ale & sec. system Fully fenced landscaped lot Walk to all amenities $149,900 JACQUELYNN TANNER* COSY LAKESIDE CONDOS IN AJAX $� 1, 2 or 3 bedroom models to choose from! AN with ceraanics, osrltral air, colonial doors and an stile laundry. Some units fearlae kill a suints, fireplaces, balconips, fire appliances. Carrssrva- , ens or we View availabid Como" Dass indoor pod, sauna, hot kill and tennis +++. Cas Cheatal Cefeoran" today to lawn mon. 905-619-9500 HEATAGE NC. THIS TOPS THEM ALL!! Just Nsfed, U dous 4 ,t bedroom bury in superb locatim�• centralfi�rwslAted basenterN, vac., high efficiency gas a much move. Absolutely spotless - hurry, before it's too Ia1N CALL JO CARTER', 905-1337-1054 CHOICE REALTY LTD. IEIMER J =174,500 "PASO Nfrsillr"loom MMUTOWL NOM! • Fantsstk lertdeapilg • 1,700 sq. ft. 3 bedMoms'3 baft ' Large est -in kilt m • Very, very clean Central air 'Gasfiaplace • Finislred beseumd • This Is a must sae • Call Gerry Thatehet'• 683.50M R6IA"'AliC a1ALlrr ONE LTD. RLTA. LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! _ Immaculate bungalow on a quiet, mature street in South Ajax. Gleaming hardwood floors, self-contained in-law _ suite, huge side deck, new gas furnace and air cleaner - Shows well. Asking only 5177,500! Call BRIAN KONDO*, 683-2992 RVMW, QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. r " ' WALK TO THE LAKE EXECUTIVE HOME Once in JJ S,vA` a while 4 bedroom fz Finished basement Fabulous lot Double car garage Brand new kitchen with a touch of class Gloaming hardwood lkfors r _ 100% style CALL NOW. PATRICIA REABURN', MS. _ Rf�MsxC' OUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. COSY LAKESIDE CONDOS IN AJAX $� 1, 2 or 3 bedroom models to choose from! AN with ceraanics, osrltral air, colonial doors and an stile laundry. Some units fearlae kill a suints, fireplaces, balconips, fire appliances. Carrssrva- , ens or we View availabid Como" Dass indoor pod, sauna, hot kill and tennis +++. Cas Cheatal Cefeoran" today to lawn mon. 905-619-9500 HEATAGE NC. THIS TOPS THEM ALL!! Just Nsfed, U dous 4 ,t bedroom bury in superb locatim�• centralfi�rwslAted basenterN, vac., high efficiency gas a much move. Absolutely spotless - hurry, before it's too Ia1N CALL JO CARTER', 905-1337-1054 CHOICE REALTY LTD. IEIMER J =174,500 "PASO Nfrsillr"loom MMUTOWL NOM! • Fantsstk lertdeapilg • 1,700 sq. ft. 3 bedMoms'3 baft ' Large est -in kilt m • Very, very clean Central air 'Gasfiaplace • Finislred beseumd • This Is a must sae • Call Gerry Thatehet'• 683.50M R6IA"'AliC a1ALlrr ONE LTD. RLTA. F PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED. JUNE S, 19% r i iii �,•' .:ley Mal 'U 1�rA8«� It One is a million! RAVINE LOT, fish ponds Ii waw IL Fmished top to bottom, loaded - cent. air, cent vac., intercom, me. It, system, inground sprinkler, h!i oven. Jennair stove, 4 washrooms, triple tar garage, 4.1 bdrms- A MUST SE Fn C31T '-'trA)-G T r, •=LCA, 2a, { rrr�rtiw• •.v. - rf civ rw ■ vccr. 1� 'This home le lipveK over $10.000 recent y spent on new roof. new �l deck, new windows, new front door. The yard is gorgeous and private. The interior is finished top to bottom with a dry bar in the rec room. Great Amberlea location: Call -- - - o - t, r _ Thin httwe III d groat two family home or pii lec for the investor. Fitt6ltlid 4 i down and R* tasnNo for $1,M morNh with good t+IrrertI U-uptatfes aad lent Oil ratsfarrs or vice vane. This home roeutee stMt 6 appaanoes and is idealy localsd in lift ton:i For more t CIIIIDOUG TAYLOR. 8311-3300. �I il•j;.; it ! !nlif (tl l Ro !t 831-3300 MARY ROY'S OPEN HOUSE BLITZ ! SUNDAY, JUNE 9` MM ,1 l i;•I, (i � AANX80 831-330.0 829 ZATOR AVE., PICKERING • 2 kitchens, 2 bathrooms • Central air • Hardwood & ceramic floors • 7 appliances 5169.890 • SpeCtwular Mottle 1.{!il{fie 3 bed ltiM M( • Si jjaWiances, fireplace! I Pooki n lot $15 iii a .r i Immaculate John Boddy "Gableton" model, 4 bedrooms, upgraded kitchen, formal living & dining rooms, tart:ily room with likeplace & walkout to balcony. Don't miss this one! ^.a?' JAAR KRULL. 8� s jI Bright & specious 3 bedroom towrita te, Upgraded carpet walhont to ..yard, easy access to 401. close to o011901Ietion W" & shoppks Dani d91n troll today! .ULAN KRULL, =-t g3C,0. E MIA »090116dwd, Spaill StWW • I», tiroplsces, 5 appliumm •rN awl" is :potlesf, over concept main floor; fnaaier bet' roan hes a full •South lot oiik Idlclwi, lot of upgrades, you won't be disappoarted. . Fireplace Yatley bcabxL CON DOUG TAYLOR, 831-3300. ' ! I;f W ........ Ar R5 Our IND! i KIM Mmg 77 y� ,!L RAwwaoi:itt');'� UA 3 bedroom , sq. ft. dM ilnislted living spaorl rooms, dark stained hardwood open oak staireage to finished lower ! MAN KRULL 831-3300. ' •G � L CALL FIRSTREALTY LTD. (905)831-3300 Y OWNED & OPERATED REALTOR (905) 686-3330 INA RD. PICKERING .. "Toronto Realty Kingston 00 00 Q ago . . "MAKE A SPLASH THIS SUMMER!" RIGHT AT HOME IN EION YOUR OWN POOL • 4 bd rm. home in great Whitby neighbourhood, CAC, cent. vac.. greenhouse kit., heated UG 16x32 pool, walk to schools, shopping, transit All this and more $179,900 To view call Don Gomes' 420.4200. : =' A -ae $113,500 • SPARKUNG"SPARKLING"SPARKLING• YOUNG'Modem up -beat decor makes this a fabulous buy for 1st time homeowners, Spacious d airy, this 3 bdrm. home features w/o from fam. nn., balcony off liv. rm., huge eat -in kit 8 much more. Call Mona Young today, 905.4274200.24 hr. pager. Gorgeous greenhouse kitchen with wall to wall pantry and w/o to private patio setting. SANDYThis Pickenng home has it all...4 bedrooms, cosy family room with fp., main floor laundry GLOSTER with w/o, approx. 2,040 sq. ft. and Gose to everything!! Just $188.900. Sales Call: Sandy Gloster Representative (905) 683-4039 &JfW LIFESTYLE REAL LGROUP ESTATE LIMITED irHF Lung Association9s golf DVFMMM W book�� perfect gift for Father's Day DURHAM -- The Lung Association of Durham Region wants to help you cut your golf score and what you spend on greens fees. The local Lung Association has a golf coupon book which would make a per- fect Father's Day gift. For $25, the Golf Privilege Book pro- vides great discounts at 40 area golf courses, many located in Central Ontario and six of which are in Durham. Other courses are located in Markham, Lind- say, Peterborough, Barrie and Cobourg. "We had completely run out of our area's golf books but the popular demand enabled us to arrange and secure a limited supply for Father's Day," said Janet Georgieff, executive director of The Lung Association of Durham Region. All proceeds from the sale of the books will be used for further respirato- ry, education and rehabilitation pro- grams in Durham. To order a Golf Privilege Book. call the local Lung Association office at 1?F,- 1046. ii- TERFRONT CO NEW WA Ml'IUNIT""l[ Possibly The Most Beauti tLl] Site in Ontario! Osprey Point On The (rent is i t( EPTIONAL VALUE \--A 5%// S an adult community rustled in :7,1%e landscaping ISC'pU the quaint village of Hastings NT :icorw)rated throughout „!Di the purchase on the Trent River. The : development to peaceful surroundings and the mpitment the unique price spectacularview make it c%ign of the building. for first 10 possibly the most beautiful site s. .-tlkµays, illuminated by sales in Ontano. onan Streetlights, meander „uLh the property, joining RETIREMENT LI VINC AT -,.,r-vcuc areas to the scenic IT'S BEST' `, .ctonan Gazebos "The (hprcy Point is a carefully `•lccung Place", the residents planned community of iKial centre is the ideal setting .pa0111_4�. ^sight and i host a broad range of social - .. ondominiums. -nd lifestyle activities. ",If, boating, VIL ',hmg, skiing, Osprey Point is located in the :.d many otherKawartha Lake District, close to _ ,, tip itics arc all a: your doorstep. :he rwem of Toronto and just 20 -ninutes from Peterborough `"'> • (i HASTINGS OFFICE: x IF Bridge ticeet North. Bndgc and I runt street Loh 0-o, o OPt:N: n PPI YALE 4 -THE NEWS ADVENFISF•R, vaED.. JUNE S. 19% ocai agencies in nee u11,V4J1U11LVV1_N COPE: Volunteers wishing to assist people publicitylfuirkhmsing committee members, 10 with emotional or psychiatric problems either hours per month; reception/secretarial, one on a one-to-one basis or in group programs day per week; Board members to guide should call Christine Kent at 905-686-3248. Durham Deaf Services, IO hours per month. Training is provided. If interested please contact 905-579-3328 DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY (voice) or 905-579-6495 (TTY). RESPITE SERVICES: Enthusiastic volun- DURHAM REGIONAL SEXUAL teers interested in sharing a few hours per ASSAULT CARE CENTRE: Caring individ- month with a child, teen or adult with a handi- uals can offer support for men and women cap are needed. Join them in leisure activities who have been sexually assaulted. Or or provide respite in your own home. increase public awareness through team pre - "Together We're Stronger". Call Mary Wil- sentations. Call 905-668-3050 for more infor- son at 905-427-3541 for more information. mation. DURHAM DEAF SERVICES: This organi- GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA: Share the zation is seeking volunteers for bookkeepinng Guiding experiences with girls of today; (simply accounting) one day per week; writ- become a leader. Call Shoreline Guide ins/editinx revorts etc.; 10 hours per month; Shore at 905-427-2766. AJAX-PICKERING — You're special, so special that your services are in demand by numerous area agencies. They want you to put your time and tal- ents to work to help your neighbors who need a hand. Agencies like: AJAX-PICKERING COMMUNITY CARE: Volunteers help seniors and disabled adults in the community. If you can spare two hours once a week or even once a month, call Sally Longo at 905-686-3331 for more information. LITERACY PROJECT: Volunteers urgently required to help adult learners seeking litera- cy, no special skills required, training provid- ed. If you can spare approximately two hours weekly please call Janice Salsbury at 905- 427-3300. Ext. 225. AJAX-PICKERING AND WHITBY ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING: People interested in volun- teering might consider tutoring in the Student Centre Literacy Project. Tutors are matched with an adult learner. For more information contact Linda White at 905-427-3300 ext. 225. AJAX-PICKERING RED CROSS: Join the Red Cross team- Challenging positions exist with many programs and services. Call Donna Chamberlain at 905-420-3383. ARTHRITIS SOCIETY: Volunteers are needed for special events through- out the year. Call Lucy Perri at 905- 434-7221. BIG BROTHERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: As a Big Brother you could really make a difference. Why not phone Big Brothers of Ajax - Pickering at 905-686-2871 to find out how you can share in the life of a boy six to 14 years of age from a father - absent home? Volunteers are also need- ed to help with special events. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Women who can offer a supportive, caring friendship to a girl six to 16, a boy six to 10 or a preg- nant teen or young mother are needed to volunteer with the one-to-one match- ing programs. Volunteers interested in fund-raising and publicity committees are also sought. Call 905-428-8111 for more information. BLOCK PARENT PROGRAM: Being a Block Parent is easy and rewarding. Display the Block Parent sign only when it's convenient to answer the door. Your only responsibility is to link up the person in need of assistance with the proper authorities. For further infor- mation about the Ajax Block Parent Program call Henry Zaczek at 905-427- 2054. In Pickering, call Kathy Green - sides 905-509-2234. BOY SCOUTS OF CANADA: Scout- ing is looking for leaders. Become involved. Call Owasco District infor- mation line at 905-683-2411. BREAST CANCER SOCIETY OF CANADA: Funding Canadian breast cancer research Volunteers can help in day to day operations, become a public speaker, organize and generate fund raising events, and/or serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call 905-686-7993 for more information. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY, WEST DURHAM UNIT: Volunteers are needed to help with a number of activities: driving patients to tr+eaf rents, helping with special events, fund-rais- ing and office work. Call 905-686- 1516. CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIA- TION - DURHAM REGION BRANCH: The goal of CDA is to improve the quality of life of Canadians affected by diabetes through research, service, advocacy and education. The Durham branch needs volunteers for a variety of positions and to help out at Bingos held every second Sunday after- noon at Caesars Bingo Place, 88 King St. W., Oshawa. if you're interested, call Cathy Gartner at 905436-6648. "CHILD FIND ONTARIO - DURHAM REGION: Help to protect those who cannot protect themselves; a missing child is everyone's business. Volunteer .Sway " 6mk*r "*0rokwfflww il for only four hours per month. Training is provided for public speaking and finger print- ing. Interested people over 18 call 905-686- 3181. CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers assist in the delivery of services by acting as Special Friends to parents and children, by supervis- ing family access visits that require court- ordered supervision and by assisting with spe- cial events and projects. Training is done in September, February and Ma)y. Call Jo -Anne Ritchie at 905-433-1551. COMPUTER CLUB: This non-profit club needs volunteers to assist in the club organi- zation and membership drive. Call Mark Carr at 416-258-2550. . ,., ;.l F1 I , - • 133 ft landscaped lot • Main f twr laundry room • i bdrmc - 2 baths • FAB knottc fine ret- rron. • South Alois • Call Judy Staeee••- 837-1054 - .'AT IU 014.1 belay your closing. hdrm. townhouse fin, bsmi. appls. Gall for more info. Rail Cassnes, 837-1054 ,f Il, • O7.aots Parkland • Herrin hunt - 4 hdrms • Skvltxht. h,, u -_i • F;lm111 ronin w/ �. r har • ("o Pe to puhlir cep h cei i hnolc • Call Judy Stacee- 837-1054 IPARTtfI-- \ I' J 'COME 24 HR. Home Info Line. 611 (gig) 4J94J Call Garry Free*** 905 - 837 -10i -t. 11 AI R1W '' AZAR THE PARK J bdrm., fun. rec nn., CAC alt (VAC. Fan. rm./ fp. Near conservation. Call Garry Free... 837-10.54. i r l .1.11 SF.AG?Y! This ow shows( 3 bdne . CAC. Pon* erulassre. ieterhx* walkway. JaK rat. w/ fp . w/n p, dwct 2.5 baths. freehold boo! Dom 1 delay. GQ lair today, 905-837-1054 AJ:tX I)h.7 3+1 Facing vac. lot. original owner. 2 w/outs. glass pail. ceramics. Ige. bdrms. + semi. en smile. Qa Said Casiwo•, 837-10M ©Q © 4307 14ALK TO LAKE do PARK • Totally upgraded semi. • This home shows a -/0- pelts • Huge eat -IR kit. w/ w/o to elevated deck • New carpo recently towaUed • Super fin. -walk-out -bxw. wt/ fp. A wet bar • Prime family area Row Argue*, 837-1051. This 3 bdrm .. freehold Ajax hawse has it ago Beaunfid kit.. w/pwury d w/o to dwak A private earl Spacirats liv. rm Jdin. rut A faw. rat. A)" enclossor di Ladupd. Cr Ili/ — al C) 4rr�aRoo.837IM INCREDIBLE VALUE! ,$5751MO. - IMMED. �e 1!a h«�e��t POSSESSION • Fn.ity ske eat -ie kit Clean, neutral decor' • tae. Jaw in w/1v E w/o w,mrd Sep. eAtrance! Near • Este - parpwt J6xmtta • F,midkedb"ro rnt transit, "GO", titan! • New ww&d s d em f Can Barbara X • J.rt bee" freANY pointed CoQ Raw for aQ the &tab.. , Strrrdr" •837-I95I 837-1051 ITALIAN QUALITY Over 3,000 s* ft. - priced to sdL vendor leaving country! Scarborough Town Centre. PerfectimT CAU Bw*drtt AL Sm"" - 837-1054 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, JUNE 9TH. 2-5P.M. OPEN FOR PREVIEW 65 CARR DR., AJAX lit This 3 bedroom home has it all. Picture yourself entertaining ' others by the pool. You'll love it. Call Peyton Ding*, 837-1054. arm THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 5,1"6 -PAGE 5 COUNTRY CHARM IN TOWN 4+2 bdrm. Ajax executive with charming ,,,;, country deco! Backs on to greenbelt! Separate entrance to basement featunng 2 bedrooms, 2nd kitchen. Irving roan & 3 -pc bath' 3229.888. don't miss out' Call Barbara pres'or locay (905) 61 9-95001 SUSAN rr Immaculate 4 bdrm. - great Ajax location. Walk to new rec complex, library, school, park & shops! Newer 50 oz. broadloom & ceramics throughout hall & 7nuge' fam. sae kit , w/o to deck + keep cool with =int air' Main floor fam.. laundry. fn P —f #n ­t—i G LOOKING FOR A GREAT LOT? Three bdrm.• Mo band home REDUCED! REDUCED! REDUCED! on Wiel court in S. Ajax. =179,900 I man level tarn rm. Forced 4227 CONCESSION RD. 116, air gas he*q & tour apple. ` Private yard with mature CLARINGTON trees and fish pond. Cal 1,320 X3,300 SO. FT. ` p This 102 acres is 6 km east of Orono on a COSY TONDOS IN SOUTH AJAX ,`M higher int of land with a view of Lake overtook Lake Ontario and Dulfns Ontario and spectacular 1r_nRr_ntRAN_ A feature central air, ceramics, OVERLOOKING LAKE sunrises and sunsets. fireplaces, five appliances. Facilities AJAX, ABOUT $7,000 DOWN • - -Balance Spectacular view of lake & park, 4 Build your own dream PAT at about St,Ooo monthly P&I, 3 years. Detached, all brick, 3 CHANITAL sensational lots to choose from. Uniquex designs, gourmet kits., 9 tt. ceilings, home and enjoy privacy, bdrms., open concept living & plaster mouldings, hrdwd. & ceramic a short drive to Oshawa. dining area. Eat -in kitchen. Finished flooring & marble en suite are )USI a few of the custom upgrades incl. Model home Call Ron Mena 619- ry, basement, upgrades include brick fireplace, central air conditioning 8 • • ' ! • ' ' RETA available for viewing. Call Reta Bigdoni ICON 9500. IMAN more. Try your offer now. Bran for appt. Starting at $279.900. ues 831-3300. COUNTRY CHARM IN TOWN 4+2 bdrm. Ajax executive with charming ,,,;, country deco! Backs on to greenbelt! Separate entrance to basement featunng 2 bedrooms, 2nd kitchen. Irving roan & 3 -pc bath' 3229.888. don't miss out' Call Barbara pres'or locay (905) 61 9-95001 SUSAN rr Immaculate 4 bdrm. - great Ajax location. Walk to new rec complex, library, school, park & shops! Newer 50 oz. broadloom & ceramics throughout hall & 7nuge' fam. sae kit , w/o to deck + keep cool with =int air' Main floor fam.. laundry. fn P —f #n ­t—i G LOOKING FOR A GREAT LOT? Three bdrm.• Mo band home O� on Wiel court in S. Ajax. Eat -in kit., three bdrms , I man level tarn rm. Forced air gas he*q & tour apple. Private yard with mature trees and fish pond. Cal Chantal Corcoran today at 619.9500. COSY TONDOS IN SOUTH AJAX One and two bedroom suites. Many overtook Lake Ontario and Dulfns Creek Conservation area. Sides 1r_nRr_ntRAN_ feature central air, ceramics, fireplaces, five appliances. Facilities include pool, hot tub and sauna, PAT temis and barbecue area. Cal Pat CHANITAL _AaRK• Clark today to learn more. GREAT PICKERING LOCATION A PROPERTY WITH ACREAGE COMPLETELY RENOVATED! PICKERING VILLAGE BEAUTY! Walk to the lake ' Gas heat Features include approx. 15 acres with New kitchen, ' New hrowd. tloas! we Large bedrooms a huge pond. 2 trout streams. many �'Ah fkrshed �' + 9tnws like dnodd'O� mtar Fireplace mature trees & a 4 level backsplt with ate side an", rm plus rushed basement' Calioma v.. Large pie -shaped lot cathedral ceding in sunken Imng room, Incon w wR� & p01ws & root stxAfers! Skygr ._1 w>ted cod 6 gr g� Quick access to 401 West a stone fireplace, skylight, 4 bedrooms New furnace �air A 10« FOR ONLY $199.500! Close to amenities + many other features. 5349.900. Shows veryvery n W ' 50000 R for Furry' Call Cathy McGA today at MCI( Call Rick today to see this home. DOREEN Please call Doreen Thompson, 905- MIKE Only 5169.900 CATNEPtIM bug 1-800-933-7702 -80 today at st9 9500 or tont free 1-800-83 3 7702. JO -ANNE r HUGE 252' DEEP LOT ALMOST COUNW.!UM1111 T N -17/1E OWWR SUPER FOX HOLLOW Great W*nei g! loort>ood. This ' 4 targe bedroom!! upgraded upgraded badapkt 3 harm.. 2 bales, LOCATION rts lovely haboasts all brick. 4 Man floor kbrary plus eat -fn tam. ka., oak trvn & trench doors 4 bedroom home with sunken good -sae bdrms., sep. dung room, ' Fam. rm. with fp. & w/o to deck! pantry!acceru home this te 5 apps. included . BA cent. aur, cent. vac., aground pool, Spacious eat -in kitchen with ! microwave, n wror tlecoraW door side family room, central air, central ceramics, than floor laundry, sun al " Reduced to $199,000" ermlrnce to Sec m t.. floor to ceiling tp., a vac., inground pool - Great afternoon. Brick fireplace For C1rNTH1A For Could be yours for as little as under bar, mint. air & cent. vac. 25% down location. Main Noor laundry. eat- fhuCher details please call Jo 510.000 (O.A.C.). Cal and ask for ELiANOR d quabed. yes $1,126.51 P.I.T kSee in kitchen. $224.900 Call SHEILA .�. enc c,e_ocM •,oro nM r..r eew�ree* Beta ls! Cynthia at 619-9500. gy p. ENanor Starm�ietd 619-9500. Ems_. Sheilatart. 61c) -95W_ _ _ --- FMSHED TOP TO 00i i SIMPER COURT LOCATIDNI! SERENE COtN1 M ACREAGE BEAUTIFUL LOr!I J Sph►cious home J Inge bedroonh 1 Coulon Cart in VAAV is a desirable Build yorr dream hone on 10 acres Country home on 2/3 acre lot in J Eat -in kilr1 I finny location Pontis, xhools & of WWI lend. seclusion yet just 15 Claremont, large pine kitchen, 4 Prot. fn. barerrtA d coomeniertl Large nhirules from Hwy. 401 and 5 deck off living/dining di room, main J EEasfr wcess to Hwy. 401 Pof kftdDck brickSS rooms IrWWldast lain)INI2 nalinvft Tran ski the hep Io 1/3 floor familyroom � fireplace, 4 Exceeent home for the Irst-arne buyer wrluotitk comer freplooe, thuTHn wet nhWMre trees. Take the step tovrerds finished walkout basement, Call !OA MOIM �OIr1A110M 16ALL titin, shalt Min 8 doss, CAC. CVAC, win�ry iving and call Pat lex more Nomea �pwl DIANA ierhoed pard, beWViuy Iarhdscaped PINI 1A details. 619.9500. _LAURA Laura Marks for more details. SECURE YOUR FUTURE TODAY! Own your business now. Tum -key investment, prime locations from $99,000. Canada's leading retail chain, genuine fragrances. Be part of our growth and profit, widest selection for men and women at up to 70% of department store prices. Call today to hear more. Success can be yours too. Peter Masi c. C. Jones. ' SWISS R11PM VAN11"MWoic" Brobr 11111111YEDIATE BUYERS FOR: Three bedrooms • Family -sized kitchen • Separate entrance to basement THINKING -OF MOVING? Call today, 831-9500. STRIEET SALE SAT., AME 8e 8.3 R.M. Residents of Pickering VUbW - Senator Homes. Dir.: North on Elizabeth, AN MO off Highway #R2. BIG, BOLD • BEAUTIFUL! IMMACULATE - SEVEN OAKS SpWtti = 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom End unit - Like a semi. Three home in to heart of Pickering. bedrooms, 2 washrooms, Ceramic a hardwood ttwring, upgrades throughout. Gleaming ireplace n W*room• 3d,nnng hardwood floors, new 60 oz. finished baaenhent, great in -taw, potter". Call Lee Byers at 905- sucarpets. Finished basement. in 831.95M to view. I TOM Priced to sell! Call Tom Lewis, PAGE bT11E NEWS ADVERTISER WED, JUNE S. 19% Wanting to make the switch? Relocating to a new area? 1z; Move to a Bigger or Smaller Home? Let our Real Estate Sections guide you through. Oshawa • Whitby • C Iarington This Week Best TOR. LINE 798-7672 0'"A News Advertiser Call 579-4404 Fax 432-1635 V;, 1W JAMES CARR* MARK DEFREITAS+ (905) __==--.-2j.428-5511 Guildhall Realty Ltd. PRESTIGIOUS PICKERING VILLAGE 5 bedrooms, over 3,000 sq. ft., $224,900, Walkout basement. Call James or Mark at 428- 5511. CALL FOR.... • FREE MARKET EVALUATION • PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • FRIENDLY & HONEST ADVICE • FULL MLS SERVICE G�br21. Practice the 3 R's Reduce i Reuse , Recycle JOHN PATON ASSOCIATE BROKER Thinking of Buying or Selling? Consider Real Estates NEWEST Concept VALUE RANGE MARKETING ITS BETTER FOR SELLERS, BUYERS AND AGENTS BEFORE YOU LOOK AND LIST, GET FULL DETAILS CALL JOHN @ 831-7677 ThePnmJenbal GREAT LOCATION, STUNNING DECOR Three gracious bedrooms, 3 w2shrooms, finished base- ment, gas fireplace plus vendor will look at offers from $140,000 to $170,000 for more details on VRM concept, call John raw!!! Achievers Realty SAT. & SUN., JUNE 8 & 9 1-3 P.M. 797 STROUDS LANE, PICKERING 'Just reduced - 5229.000 'Spacious 4 bdrrn. home Inground pool Large cedar deck Double garage esirable Amberlea Don't miss this one FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: MARCHETA BENNETT (416) 496-9220 TERREOUITY REALTY INC. ThePmdentol kV Achievers Realty 831-7677 12t GARY PECK'S PICK OF THE WEEK $170,000 4 br., 2 storey on huge lot in the village. Quiet child safe court.. Call Gary To View 831-7677 $230,000 Custom executive bungalow on 34 acres backs to stream. Canoe to Frenchman's Bay I/G pool. See It Today 831-7677 i MAIM BURR YOU GET CALLS ABOUT YOUR I. SI ING8! witty I DON'T M1SSTHE _4.. & pkbf4f..- REAL ESTATE LTD. I I 15 Harwood Ave. S. I LAWT =83-=661 j CA PRESTIGE LOTION w LAKE I Spectamdar 65X125' private treed lot with 20X40' inground pod. Gorgeous 4 bedroom sidesplit totally upgraded! New quality windows, doors, rod, oak Idt., new 4 -pc. bath, 2 w/os, gleaming hardwood floors, finished rec nn., mn. fir. fam. rm. and much more. A MUST TO SEE! Only $247,500. BALSAM LAKE WATERFRONT Lovely 3 bedroom cottage with enclosed sunroom, large la. rm. with fp. & w/o to new deck. Eat -in kit., boat house, marine railway, .I new dock & more! Excellent swimming! Only $157,900. BACKS ON TO CONSERVATION Spacious 4 bedroom executive home, approx. 2,500 sq. ft. on quiet court. Fam. rm. with fp. plus study, sep. liv. rm. & din. rm. Huge professionally finished basement, I4 baths, 2 Wos to large deck, CAC & vac. Just listed at $247,900. DRIVE A LITTLE - SAVE A LOT Detached - Only $132,500! Spacious dean 4 level backsplit. Close to everything. ,I Newer broadloom in liv. rm. & din. rm. + 4 bedrooms, lovely stone fireplace in rec rm. 'plus oversize games room with bar. 1 1/2 r baths, 50' lot. EXCELLENT BUY! C.--------� raMn Rays WlMrn9 oprw hoMlra pu M tilolgkt lou could r/ad TM mdopa WWI amp .mini.. `.!2 it rrN naao W*M V" rnpa. K pass t+w r s4a r ria nreliw r p>•wra or p-• s oamwuw wL r 1I M nr ywr ar.00 r � m Ads1� ALL H003 QUAttrr Gil NOW kilBMoMSEE K05fKA •s.1� RWmwftfm-A:.00ld. BrAw-TrolaodOmm Steve Kostka' 831-7677 427 -OW N6*S Adveri So... which is better? Listed at $279,000 fixed price with... NO ACI7VM or. it "VENDOR W11L ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN $235.000 and $285.000" FOR MORE INFORMATION ON VALUE RANGE MARKETIN CALL CHERYL KOSTKA TODAY!! VALUE !RANGE MARKETING ; TAKING LISTING APPOIN'IMENTS NOW CALL CHERYL OR STEVE KOSTKA 905-831 7677 905.427-8677 $ WLLLOOKATVo�l NOIEASTRADE Fla s. for doh an twdN r�«y and nwa. lrpa ninto.r in ML dada W. 2 AoAn , damp 1ppka—m bi*N. 4.. spe. ah in bad, so az eras" h.. N a�am" Ypa- i,w. .c - �. slsaoo spar an Irr. . - Awd ring inir apt. 2 p. nos non.. Hwy an Im art Cd nsw 3) RT IN THE VRM PRICE WHEEL? TM pria of flat mom nagoddit Now Is it time to sell your very fine house and find another? NC� SEVERAL LISTINGS ThePudential ALREADY ON V & SCARBORO, PICKERING GLOBE & MAIL Achievers Realty AJAX, WHITBY, OSHAWA, MAY nM 831 7677 PORT PERRY +++ CALL "CHERYL" TODAY An Eech Cowal r 0ar 11 Owrnd and OPwalad. E*W NowirI 00001111111111111Y. 10 Cheryl Kostka' B.A. 831-7677 427.8677 THE NEWS a I �;�Wt Durham Region's TOP Century 21 Office since 1977. Q 7& 7Za,me '*am &aa %Haat 7* Buil �!!! 839-2121 428-2121 BEST BUY IN THE AREA! Comfortable 2,300 sq. ft. family home in executive south Ajax. Walk to lake, bay, parks & schools. You'll love the neighbourhood. Asking $209,900. Call Carol E. Kudla, associate broker 427-7556. LISTED AND SOLD IN 2 DAYS FOR 99% OF ASKING PRICE. The agent you choose is your most important decision. Call Bill Chapman today at 839-2121. W. FUCK BRFSCOE' "GREAT LOCATION" 3 bdrm. family home backing on to greenbelt, bright with eaNn kit. and main floor laundry room. Dble. gar., mstr. bdrm. with 2 -pc. en suite & walk-in Closet. The neighbourhood is quiet & ideal for your kids. $174,900. Please call Shahla Astan for more info. 839-2121. APPROX. 4,500 SO. FT., 1.89 ACRES Just north of Riverside Golf Course in Pickenng Village, private nanny's quaders(n-law suite with separate entrance, beautiful landscaping, private decks overlooking countryside. $599,000, call Rick Briscoe at 839-2121. SERENE SETTING Gorgeous Guildwood bungalow features: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, huge recreation room, central air, central vac. and more. Listed at $255,000. Call linnie Brown today for your personal inspection at 839-2121. CLASSIC - JOHN SODDY $237,000 Stu ming 4 bedroom executive home "The Gableton" Itmsands in extras/ upgrades, quality broadloom, french doors, cent. vac., cenc air, raised family rm., fireplace, huge deck off kitchen & more. Ask for Richard MacLean, 839-2121. SPRING IS HERE And this 3 bedroom, all brick bungalow nestled on a mature lot is waling for a new owner. Large living m,., hardwood flooring, large rec room and additional bedroom in basement. Asking $155,000. Call Alasdair McLean, 839-2121. WHAT A BUY AT $82900 2 bedroom detached home with full basement, 1 1/2 garage with hydro, large lot and eat -in kitchen. For your personal viewing call Ed Craig today, 839-2121. DONT MISS THIS ONE 3 bsdroom beauty on quiet street, large L-shaped deck, main floor family room. Stairs are wired for electric wheel chair lift. Price at $178,000. Call Bill Thompson, 839-2121. /NK UPGRADES GALORE 2,200 sq. ft. home with 208 sq. It. solarium. Eat -in kitchen, circular stairs, in-law apt. with 4 -pc. & Jacuzzi, BA vanity, pocket door, concrete drive and more. Priced at $229,000. Call Anne Briscoe, 839-2121. 19WPAGE 7 G�nwr, ==ftftraze Briscoe Estates ltd. POWER OF SALE $112,900 Fabulous south Ajax location with road frontage. 3 + 1 bedroom townhouse with recreation room, office and 2 washrooms plus garage. Won' Last. Ask for Linda Clarke. 839-2121. ONLY $116,000 Fabulous townhome with country decor. Complex on the edge of conservation area ,n picturesque Pickenng Village. Stroll to shops, schools and church. Includes appliances. Call Michele Jones 428- 2121. $349.900 Spectacular Coughlan built executive 5 bedroom in treed ravine setting. Shining hardwood, main floor library & formal dining room make entertaining a delight. A rare opportunity, ask fcr Lynn Blanchard, 839-2121. MATURE ROUGE LOCATION Detached sidesplit, 4 bedrooms, double attached garage, 4 baths, hardwood floors, fireplace, cent. air, cent. vac. & lots more, dose to school and park. Asking $239,800. Cal Judy Shaw at 839-2121. ORIGINAL OWNER - REDUCED TO $276,900 Over 2,650 sq. ft. of quality Bramalea craftsmanship on a premium lot of the owner's choice. Beautduly landscaped, sparkling interior, greenhouse kitchen & finished basement. Call Dick Briscoe. 839-2121. I - TT Tui;, POWER To WORK FOR Y(I PAGE 9 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, JUNE S, 19% } 00 RF/diM M [QUALITY ONE LTD. 1/ This 4 bdrm., 2620 sq. ft. home is immaculate. It features JWJ a huge family rm. with a marble fp., a mn. fur. den & a 74 m2992 683m - P-7 It. wide rear yard. It's worth a look, call today! "Carnova,e" bu!t quality home. Over 2,000 sq. ft. Ouailty Jour. Boddy "Bndlewood" model over 2,000 sq. ft., 3 bdrm.. upgrades "Bruce" hardwood floonng, oak cabinets kitchen huge tam. rm., loaded with upgrades, cent. air, cent. vac., overlooking family room walk out to sunny yard heat lator intercom, fp., appliances, window covenngs. Show a 10+. fireplace Hardwood doors & trim If you are looking for a quality oea renting; in-law suite with garage entrance to built home coo this one and buV a ant let , 1 1 � / • Ar. incredibe home featuring hardwood and ceramics. ar eat- Grea' " r`1e for Is,,, ',ime buye• or empty nestler. Dutch clean in kitchen, a tmrshed basement in an excellent locabon. On bungalow on a beautiful lot. Natural gas heating, upgraded the man level are two bedrooms like a bungalow and a third broadloom kitcnen, washroom, all appliances included. Finished quiet room on the upper with the en suite. Just call for rec room wit`' fireplace A .c' of house for $144,500. showing Shows beautrtu,l - Joubie driveway Caines - S9Q3' Pa; Now's your chance' 4 appliances - fenced yard' Newer ,arpet - walkout to landscaped yard' Finished basement - wet bar Locate-_ N�,.. A;ax -—:nutes to GO Tran' MIN !- lS1t'l4'l�I�ill ! 3 Washrooms! Two walkouts! Finished rec room! Garage! Eat -in kitchen! Fireplace! A must -see at only $139,900 �- d �_9& UM 0 Colossal 715 sq. ft. family room/ open 5 stone tp. & trench style patio doors. separate entrance to 41h. bdrm., den, laundry & 3 -pc. bath. Vautled ceiling & marble fp. in 17x22. W. rm. Hardwood & french doors in 17x15' formal din. no. Truly distnetive - ON" infinite adaptability to any decor or cobur scheme!!! 1'/=E:to]„ Minutes to Rouge Valley, open concept with above grade rec room. Spotless home, gas fireplace, cedar deck, parkette in front for kids. Quiet area of J. Pickering - 3 bedroom condo townhome includes 4 appliances, gas heat, central air, ceramic & hardwood flooring. Close to Pickering Town Centre. $119.500 A 7 V++ L3EAU T T ilk t1 L >'� 1�1.1�1• 'i � -� r� 3 bedrooms! Eat -in kitchen! Walkout to large deck & fenced yard! Garage! South Ajax location! Only $143,900. 7KOOM MON This very dean home has a main floor family room with a fireplace and main floor laundry. The bright eat -in kitchen has a walkout to the yard. Extras include fridge, stove and central air. Call today to view this home. �aI:IFZi;1a•=ILS] il[•1:i•11a161L'iM Beautiful 4 + 1 bedroom, north Whitby home. An open kitchen/family room, main floor den and a prof. finished wakout basement area 0A a few features, so call today) { This home is a charmer. 3 full bedrooms, 2 washrooms, an eat -in kitchen, all new broadloom. This home is spotless. In an excellent location. Westney kK Heights. Call to view. -, K '. Gorgeous totally upgraded executive home. Over 3,000 sq ft. plus professionally finished basement, circular driveway, 88 ft. lot, skylites, central air, intercom, just a few of the upgrades. Steps to lake and parks 04- I i r �t i 1C 3 bedrooms, eat -in kitchen, finished basement, central air, bright, open concept floor plan. Easy access to Hwy. 401 & Go Transit. $142,500. 9 NN Stately Victorian estate built in 1880. Double brick exterior, 10' ceilings, original wood work, natural gas high efficiency heating, located in the quiet hamlet of Claremont. Great opportunity to own that special home. Listed at $279,000. •N d rel , MAk Beautiful home in Applecroft Village, fully finished rec room, huge family sized kitchen, great area, near parks, schools, shopping.