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Sundae, June 9. 1996 40 pages A Nletroland ('ommunity Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 23
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BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER __
AJAX-PICKERING — Patients of Ajax -Picker-
ing General Hospital aren't suffering more post -dis-
charge complications as a result of shorter stays,
says the institution's chief of staff.
But he concedes the potential for problems is a
concern and the hospital is monitoring the situation
closely.
'11tere have been problems in other places but
we've had no problems;' says Dr. Carman Price.
"Our re -admission rates are very very low„ The rate
is around two per cent and includes people expected
to have to return to hospital, such as the terminally
ill. Dr. Price estimates re -admissions attributable to
early discharge are less than one per cent.
However, APGH is getting an increasing number
of patients suffering complications after being
released from Toronto hospitals, often following
bypass or open-heart surgery. Those patients don't
show up in the re -admission rates, which only track
patients released from the local hospital.
The Toronto hospitals "are discharging them very
early." says Dr. Price. "We're getting more. This is
not a flood. At the present time we're not terribly
concerned and we hope the trend doesn't increase.
We're watching that:'
He notes the Toronto hospitals are in a tough
position because they have had to close beds and cut
costs while continuing to provide complex proce-
dures and care to patients from across the province.
According to Dr. Price, APGH is handling its
own situation by tailoring lengths of stay to individ-
ual patient needs and improving post -discharge
monitoring of patients.
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BI' MARIANNE TAKACS
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PICKERING — Community
groups like Cubs. Guides and ratepay-
ers' associations are finding them-
selves without a place to hold their
meetings and activities after being
ousted from local public schools. -
Five schools in Pickering have
been closed to the community after
hours starting in September as a result
of cost-cutting measures approved by
the Durham Board of Education. The
board has eliminated the provision of
custodial overtime for community use
of schools.
So, in Pickering, after-hours com-
munity groups will be shut out of Eliz-
abeth B. Phin P.S.. Fairport Beach
P.S., Rosebank Road PS., Claremont
P.S. and Valley View P.S. in Green-
wood.
Among those affected will be the
Fairport Beach Ratepayers' Associa-
tion, which meets every month at Fair-
port Beach P.S. Association president
Paul White is "appalled" by the
board's decision.
"I'm sure this wasn't well thought-
out," says Mr. White, adding the board
should have consulted the community
before making its decision. "They
can't close off the schools; we need
the space". He suggests the board
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Pickering community groups fuming
as public board
FROM PAGE 1
should cut costs somewhere else or
lind a different way to make the
schools available after hours.
Af there needs to he an increase in
the permit cost, then so he it."
Ward 1 Regional Councillor Nlau-
rice Brenner brought a notice of
motion before Pickering Council hion-
da-, calling for the Town to try to get
the hoard to re -open the schools. He
saes the Town, the board and commu-
nis} user Lllroups should meet to discuss
the issue
The councillor sympathizes with
the hoard's desire to cut costs but says
..shutting out the community is not the
wa,. to dg it". especially without am
prior consultation.
"it lust doesn't make sense for us to
build new facilities while (taxpayer -
funded i facilities are being left
cmpt%."
Board co-ordinator of community
use of schools. Noreen Arnold. says
the hudget cut in custodial overtime
has resulted in the after-hours closure
A schools in several Durham commu-
nities. tigtice of the change was only
.crit out to communit% group" Nlas -'y.
she explains. hecause It was not knoAn
until then how each school would he
atlected. She says its unlikel-, all the
ownimunit% groups left without a meet-
ing plat: can he accommodated at
other schfx►Is.
According to N)ard superintendent
gf cducatum/plant %like Graham,
kccping all Durharn schools available
alter hours as hefore would cost the
hoard about S4(X),(xx). He explains
custodial staltmz has been reduced
and reon-,anized so manN schools
served h� an eight-hour custcxbal shift
will onl% reccne four hours, with cus-
todians splitting their shifts between
schools.
"Tho change is Permanent.- Says
Mr. Graham. But, he adds the hoard is
Investigating how the cusicxiial hours
might be shifted around to accommo-
date more commumty groups. though
staff contract requirements might
make that difficult.
" 1'M trying to see whether we can
adjust the time of starting that four-
hour person." he says. "The door has-
n't closed yet."
Pickering ward 1 Durham Board of
Education trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich
notes the west Shore neighborhood
has been particularly hard hit by the
change because two of its schools will
he closed atter hours. and seven or
eight groups use each on a regular
basis.
" Y%e spoken to the (heard) director
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and asked him to look into it." says
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planned maintenance cost savings
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'You can't open the school up to
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Spectre of gun sales
plot raised by defence
ingun shop
BY STEPHEN SHAW
S_1A1I RIYORII:R
AJAX — T`hc murder gun
shop clerk Norman Chow was
an impulsive act which may
have been the deadly result of
an "illegal or undercover gun
business;' the defence lawyer
for accused trigger -man "Tyrell
Rrllik' MacKinnon said in
his dosing arguments to a
jury.
In his two-hour closing
statements Friday. George
Cartcr said it's "most curious"
that Mr. Chow allowed Mr.
MacKinnon into the club and
rented him a gun for target
practice, despite teing given
instructions from club owner
George Kournhis that Mr.
MacKinnon was barred
because of suspicious phone
calls traced to the accused's
home from someone wanting
to order Glo ck handguns.
"Norman Chow was on
very friendly terms with
Tyrell. Whether there was any
hanky panky with guns going
on, there may have txcn, there
may not have been." Mr.
Carter said. -In light of Mr.
Kuumbis' concerns about the
phone calls... The real issue is
Mr. Chow was not afraid of
Mr. MacKinnon." Mr. MacK-
innon, now 20, and Mark
'Mace' Crooks, 19. have
pleaded not guilty to the first-
degree murder of Mr. Chow,
who was working as a volun-
teer at the Barr Road Firearms
Training Range when he was
gunned down Oct. 3, 1994.
The Crown contends Mr.
MacKinnon, a club member,
shot the 27 -year-old Mr.
Chow at clone: range seven
times with a gun he rented for
target practice just momcnLs
earlier. Mr. Crooks, who was
17 at the; time and is being
tried as an adult, is alleged to
have "aided and abetted" Mr.
MacKinnon. Three: guns and a
money jar were stolen during
the robbery. Mr. Carter called
the Crown's theory that the
two Scarborough schoolmates
planned and executed the rob-
bery and murder on their
lunch-hour "a preposterous,
ridiculous story that makes
absolutely no sense."
The Crown's case, he said,
was based on the word of
"utterly disntputtable wiirtess-
es...Useless turkeys" who tes-
tified against the pair during
the four-week trial.
Both accused
claim the other
pulled the trigger
in the killing. Mr.
Crooks testified
that he went along
with Mr. MacKin-
non — who didn't
testify — for what
he thought was a
trip to "pick up
some guns" from a
friend of Mr.
MacKinnon.
slaying
Mr. Crooks told the jury
Mr. MacKinnon fired targets
for 30 minutes and then went
to the front of the club and
shot Mr. Chow twice. He said
he panicked and ran out of the
club to an awaiting getaway
car. grabbing a gun off a
counter on his way out.
Mr. Carter accused Mr.
Crooks of making Mr. MacK-
innon "the fall guy." He pro-
pc)sed the theory that when
Mr. MacKinnon finished tar-
get practice and put down his
loaded gun. Mr. Crooks
"seized the opportunity" to
pick up the weapon and shot
Mr. Chow.
Mr. Carter argued that "it
just doesn't make www" that
Mr. MacKinnon planned the
rubbery, yet fled the murder
scene with his membership
card and a gun rental ticket
still hanging on a rental board
behind the front counter.
""The idea that the man
would rub his own gun club
and leave behind his signature
in plain view is ridiculous...
Surely police don't think he
planned and deliberated this
robbLry, " said Mr. Caner.
In his closing remarks to
the jury, Mr. Crooks' lawyer.
Leonard Millcr, countered
that Mr. MacKinnon "pan-
icked" when Mr. Crooks
dropped the bag meant to
carry the guns and ran from
the club after seeing Mr.
Chow get shot twice.
"MacKinnon went around
behind the counter, discov-
ered Mr. Chow was still alive"
and continued to shoot Mr.
Chow at close; range. "He then
panics, grabs one gun, doesn't
even have time to (to grab
more) because he's afraid the
car's going to be gone," said
Mr. Miller. That Mr. Crooks
took the witness stand and
told the jury "the parts that
hurt him and the parts that
help him... shows you he's
trying to tell you everything,"
Mr. Miller said.
Mr. Carter said Mr. Chow
"was senselessly killed in cold
blood for nothing," but
whichever of the two pulled
the trigger, "it was done
impulsively, in a panic.
The Crown will present its
closing argument Monday,
followed by the judges charge
Tuesday and jury delibera-
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fun fair at Vaughan Willard Public School in Pick-
ering recently.
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Pickering hires lawyer
to recover money from
overpaid contractor
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
S1:1t1 R1PORIl:R
PICKERING
Town has hired a lawyer to
try and get $517,093 of tax-
payers' money back from a
contractor it says it acciden-
tally overpaid.
"Tile goodwill approach
has not worked," says Ward I
Regional Councillor and
audit committee acting chair-
man Maurice Brenner, noting
the only response the Town
has eottcn so far from that
approach is "a lot of excuses"
from the contractor, Novacor
Construction of Queensville
in York Region.
"I don't need excuses; I
need half a million dollars."
He says the lawyer is "com-
mencing legal action immedi-
ately"
Council ratified the hiring
of the lawyer recommended
by the audit committee at an
in -camera session Monday,
according to Court. Brenner,
and the legal action is expect-
ed to cost the Town `tinder
$10,000". He says the con-
tractor has not denied owing
Pickering the money, Mit has
simply not paid it yet. "I'm
not about to compromise the
taxpayers and neither is any
other member of Council.
The money must be
returned"
Novacor Construction
officials did not return calls
before press time Friday.
Town staff discovered the
overpayment, which was
allegedly made on the Fair-
port Road reconstruction pro-
ject, at the end of March
while conducting a review of
why the project had gone
about 100 per cent over bud-
get. It was supposed to have
cost about $1.6 million, but
Councillors were told in Feb-
ruary the price tag was going
to reach $3.2 million. Mayor
Wayne Arthurs has said the
overpayment was the result of
a failure to subtract a payment
already made by the Town
from an amount owing to the
contractor.
Town management staff
attempted unsuccessfully to
recover the overpayment,
according to the mayor. Staff
did not inform councillors of
the error until May 16.
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FROM PAGE 1
a procedure and some are not," he notes,
explaining, for example, that an older
patient usually needs to stay in hospital
longer than a young one who has under-
gone the same type of operation.
Major concerns related to length of
stay are post-operative infections, and,
for newborns, complications such as
jaundice.
"These are the problems many hospi-
tals in the (United) States have been run-
ning into. It's the insurance companies
which really make the decisions and set
the guidelines in terms of what they're
going to pay for. We're not run by the
dollar as much as (U.S. hospitals) are.
The government isn't telling us 'you
can't keep the patient in the hospital
more than five days'."
Dr. Price notes the Ontario govem-
ment put an end this year to the practice
of setting up "competition" between
hospitals to shorten lengths of stay by
rewarding hospitals which kept their
lengths of stay and costs per case low.
'That was a crazy system. At least
they've given that up and -realized that
wasn't an appropriate thing."
While APGH is hearing up under all
the pressure to discharge patients early,
Dr. Price worries about length -of -stay
standards being imposed in the future.
"Who knows what's going to happen
in the future" With Bill 26 and the min-
istry (of health) having all the power in
his hands the minister can do anything
he wants as long as the people let him get
away with it."
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It'syour move
First trucks. now everybody else.
Last week the Ontario goycrnment imposed stricter
guidelines for the trucking, industry and it followed up
those moves with revisions to the insurance industry.
It's out with no-fault insurance, a system universally
despised in this proymce, and in with a fair, equitable for-
mula for automobile coverage.
No longer will innocent victims become victims of the
hureaucracy which has permeated the no-fault scheme.
The new le,-,islatiun will treat all drivers equally.
Better still, it should put more money back into the
pockets of the average Ontarian. The Durham insurance
brokers arc hailing the shift as good news for both drivers
and insurers.
Savings will be realized in a decrease in the income -
replacement benefits which plagued no-fault insurance.
Changes will Nee the insurance companies only paying 80
per cent of S4(X) down from the ridiculous 90 per cent of
S1,(XX) per week.
However. innocent victims would now have the option
to sur for loss of income which they were denied under
no-fault Insurance.
Other changes bringing relief to drivers is insurance
companies will he required to offer discounts to retirees.
There will be an ombudsman to handle consumer com-
plaints and give consumers it dear avenue to solve insur-
ancc problem,,.
`lost important of all these changes is the fact the fine
system is getting some teeth. The fine-, for driving without
I nsurance will increase by as much as S'-O,(XX) to $25.(XX)
for first offence and skyrockets from S i O,(XX) to $50.(XX)
for subsequent com►ctfons. On top of that, drivers injured
while using uninsured vehicles will not be able to sue a
negligent party for damages.
It's obvious this government has heard the complaints
and i,, acting. Now it's up to the insurance industn_ to even
the playing field.
Tip respond to this editorial call Infosource at
nfosourre 683-7040 and dial 5111
• Letters to the editor
Kid's Day in May?
To the editor:
Around the middle of May and June, this paper and
many others are filled with items for mom and dad on
May 12 and lune 16. I'd like to salute the reason there is
Mother's Day and Father's Day: the child. In this particu-
lar ease, mine. I want to sing the praises of a good kid. .
The news of late has been about young people as ruth-
less, trouble -making, irresponsible savages. She is not any
of those; she's exemplary and doing the best she can under
sometimes trying circumstances.
She is a child of divorce. She has from the tender age
of three managed to please and deal with the expectations
of four parents. seven grandparents, teachers at school and
peers, all the while maintaining her sanity.
It's OK when our kids tell us we are the greatest moms
and dads in the world. Let's make it OK to tell our kids
they're the greatest.
Let's declare May 31 Kid's Day.
Since you missed it. grab the kids now and give them a
great big belated hug. Perhaps we're on to something.
Wanda Willis
Ajax
v Letters to the editor
`Rambo' remarks
show immaturity
To the editor:
Re: -U.S. firm to review Pickenng
operations' in your Friday. May 24 edi-
tion.
I read your article on the awarding of
a contract to review the Town of
Pickering operations with interest. I
believe there is merit in the suggestion
that there might have been a Canadian
firm which could have provided the
same service. That said, I trust the best
available firm was, in fact, hired.
What 1 find distasteful were the com-
ments of Councillor Rick Johnson who
ridiculed the war record of the president
of Bradford and Associates.
I am embarrassed a councillor of my
municipality would make light of a man
who served his country, participating in
576 combat missions. Councillor
Johnson. 576 combat missions means
this man placed his life on the line 576
times.
It's a sad day when a councillor
resorts to such cheap comments in order
to get his name in the paper. While I am
not naive enough to expect honor and
integrity from any politician, I do expect
our local representatives to show some
degree of maturity. The councillor's
absurd 'Rambo' comments fall well
short of the mark.
Bryan Byng
Pickering
K Ajax -Pickering News
'Baer accepts iettets to the editor.
, a alba M be typed or neatly
Wil, 150, words. Each letter
1pw wia a &st and Inst
4 -Oft t► finiidails mW a last name.
l d ide a pbone mmdrer for ver -
1U COW reoer-i t► the right
length and con -
in letters are
rUiatc :
Lower taxes
or Pickering
residents will
lower the boom
To the editor:
Re: Pickering taxpayers hit if lot
levies rut. titan 29.
The Pickering politicians just don't
get it. Do they listen or are they actual -
IN incapable of understanding". If the
Pickering taxpayers __et hit when the lot
levies are cut. then the politicians can
hoot their padded pocket books that
we'll hoxN each and every one of them
out at the next election. Enough!
Because these politicians ohviously
have no ideas of their own, here arc it
few suggestions: I. Do not build anoth-
er government building. This includes
the white elephant in Claremont. The
only building you should be encourag-
ing is in the private sector. 2. Take a
10 -per cent pay cut, now. Let's see a
little leadership. 3. Disclose your
expense accounts in this paper and
we'll show you how to cut expenses. 4.
Radically reduce the number of paid
holidays and sick days you receive.
Most people have done this and more.
5. Dip into the reserve. Do not raise
taxes again. Those are our tax dollars in
the reserve, not yours. That money is
there for hard times and those hard
times are here — thanks to govern-
ments' reckless spending.
We, the taxpayers, are over -taxed,
over -governed, over -regulated, and
over -dosed on greedy, inept politicians
who can think of nothing better to do
than to grab our hard-earned dollars.
Here is the best suggestion: Lower
our taxes and stop wasting our money,
now, or we'll stop you ourselves after
the next election! Get it?
Marnee Stern
Pickering
Blake
Purdy
Opinion
Rambo
Buttercup
to the rescue
'Rambo Buttercup' parachuted into,
town last weekend.
Actually. Craig S. Bradford proha-
bly arrived by car to conduct a review
of the way Pickering Town hall oper-
ates. (Armored car, perhaps, he's mak-
ing $29,(XX) for a couple of weeks'
work.)
The consultant was nicknamed
'Rambo' by Councillor Rick Johnson
when Council decided to hire Mr.
Bradford. a "highly -decorated retired
U.S. Air Forte colonel with over 2-t
years of active service, three combat
tours in Southeast Asia and 576 com-
bat missions", according to his bio.
Atter Mr. Bradford was told of his
'Rambo' nickname at Monday's meet-
ing of Pickering Council, he said. 1
really consider myself a buttercup. -
It will boo interesting to see if he
brings a 'Rambo' approach to his job.
or if he's more like a 'Buttercup'.
'Rambo' might have a tough time
communicating with Town fathers.
like Mayor Wayne Arthurs. -Yo.
Awthaws, call 'dis meetin' to awda.-
Will 'Rambo' insist that the 'Fo►wn
hall open at ONX) hours, shortly after
reveille, to better serve taxpayers who
commute to Toronto'.' Or will
'Buttercup' join the employees at
Quiche I.A rain's for sensitive talks
about staff morale over lunch:'
'Rambo)' might arm bylaw enforce-
ment officers with AK -47s to get
tough on townsti)Ik who) ignore the
'poop and ;c(x)p' statute. 'Buttercup'
could equip the gym in the Pickering
Recreation Complex with Richard
Simmons' Sweatin' to the Oldies
videos.
Will 'Rambo' kick butt if he finds
rampant incompetence in the clerk's
department, which issues dog
licences? Or will 'Buttercup' kiss butt
in the treasury department, which is
issuing his paycheque? i
'Rambo' may open fire on those
burly types in the works department if
he finds they're taking dump trucks
home for personal use on weekends.
'Buttercup' might just open file draw-
ers to determine whether the building
department is applying the correct
stamp to blueprints.
Will 'Rambo' clean house or will
'Buttercup' just do a little housekeep-
ing? Will 'Rambo' get into a dust-up
with an ornery department head or
will 'Buttercup' dust the desk in the
fire chief's office?
Stay tuned to the mayor: If he
goonesteps into Council chambers and
demands to be called Major Mayor.
we'll know 'Rambo' was here, not
'Buttercup'.
�ry7 To comment on this column
r±osour+ce calllnfosource
at 68.3-7040 and dial 5107
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four-day Youth Crusade outside the Ajax Community Cen-.
is one of the highlights of this year's Ajax Home Week.
e free event, which features dramas, concerts, video pre- • _ . !
ntations, a motorcycle exhibit and a barbecue, is «
signed to deliver the gospel message to young people. It 1..
ntinues Sunday from 5 to 8 p.m. Our photographer caught ,-
me of the action Thursday night.
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PAGE VIVRE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 9,1996
More residents plugged in
to power plant newsletter
PICKERING — More Mr. Amer says it may be
Ajax and Pickering resident: published more frequently if
will receive updates on opera- there is sufficient interest.
tions at the Pickering Nuclear The station welcomes
Generating Station now that feedback on the publication.
Ontario Hydro has broadened and anyone who want_: to
distribution of the plant's make a comment may call
community newsletter. Pick- 837-7272.
(•ring Neiphhoun.
All household:
in Ajax and Picker-
ing up to the Third
Concession will
receive copies of
the quarterly
newsletter the week
of June 10. Previ-
ous editions were
only sent to txwse-
holds in the imme-
diate vicinity of the
station.
"Research sur -
veys show pcopic
like to get infor na-
tion directly from
Ontario Hydro and
we t im6t this is a
owd way to do iL
says plant
spokesman Jay
Amer.
The newsletter
will go out to
household:
instead of the ,.p()( )
it was sent to
before.
S Rh
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June 10-16,1996)
On Pigg 29
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Decision on Pickering
crossing gput
off for two weeks
PICKERING -- Town Council has
delayed a decision on whether to
contract out school crossing guard
services in Pickering to a private
company.
On May 27, Council's Executive
Committee approved the hiring of
Staffing Services, a Richmond Hill
employment agency, to provide
crossing guards here, at a savings to
the Town of $2,080 during the first
year of contracting out. Pickering
currently spends S191,081 per
school year to
provide crossing,
guard service.
The company
would entirely
take over Picker-
ing's school
crossing guard
Milton, and the Township of
Uxbridge.
However Council was told at its
meeting this past Monday that a
Pickering -based company has come
forward to express an interest in pro-
viding crossing guard service to the
Town.
So councillors deferred their deci-
sion on the matter for another two
weeks. They are now expected to
deal with the issue lune 17.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 9,106 -PAGE I I
-hair salon chainPre trial held for
owner faciengcharge of extortion
PICKERING -- A preliminary A preliminary hearing into last year against Mr. Conforti fol- Metro Police investigation was
hearing was held June S into federal tax evasion charges filed lowing a Revenue Canada and held in a Toronto court last week.
charges of extor-
tion against an
owner of an
Ontario -wide
chain of hair
salons, which
includes franchis-
es at Pickering 11
Town Centre and YE.
Gl
Oshawa Centre.
Antonio Con-
_
POSTURE CARE
Porti, 44, of
_ DYNASTY
trial hearings
T h o r n h i l l,
ORTTRESSHO PIDIC
have been set for
appeared in
$1W
$139
Oshawa court for
SINGLE
SINGLE
pre-trial hearings
B"'ITRIESS
MATTRESS
on charges of
SET $314
SET x224
e x t o r t i o n,
t
Oshawa Provin-
attempting to
Dcx1BLE_.. 209 SET 374
IX)t1B1.F.... 169 tiF.T Ltt4
obstruct justice
QUEEN..... 239 SET 409
(?UF.FN..... 199 SIFF 334
and conspiring to
1412 for more
commit aggravat-
information on
,
ed assault follow--
ing a lengthy
GTY
investigation by
COMFORT SLEEP
Durham Regional
Police.
The charges
$179
involve alleged
SINGLE
threats made
MATTRESS
against a 35 -year-
SET 5284
old Oshawa man,
a former salon
tx)tIBLF.... 189 SET 324
franchise owner.
QUEEN..... 219 SE -1'3X4
The accused is
an owner of L'At- 2
titudes and Nino a
D'Arena hair
salons.
_
SPECIAL EDITION
Further pre-
_ DYNASTY
trial hearings
�
ORTTRESSHO PIDIC
have been set for
• NO PST • NO GST
$1W
Nov. 25.
SWIGLE
$374
SINGLE
Mr. Conforti
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SERE
T $394
B"'ITRIESS
will also stand
tournament.
SET $314
trial July 22 in
FRAME COVER
t
Oshawa Provin-
QUEEN.....
Dcx1BLE_.. 209 SET 374
only.
KING , _
ICING........ +59 SET -o9
QUEEN..... 239 SET 409
coal court on
charges of
attempted fraud
relating to an
alleged robbery
at a Pickering
salon.
Get teed
off with 1e
industry
DURHAM --
The Durham
Region Manu-
facturers' Asso-
ciation annual
golf tournament
,EAM
OTY - - • -
FREE
.
_
• -
a�
ORTHO PRACTIC2
CHOICES
�
ORTTRESSHO PIDIC
$22L)MATTRESS
• NO PST • NO GST
,
$
Seri" 2
SWIGLE
$374
• SHEETS • PILLOW
of play will be;
� E
SERE
T $394
SET
BED • MATTRESS
tournament.
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289 SET 454
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DRMA at 434-
swam1 ''.
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MATES BED
2 targe
Dramirs
wants to see you
Maple Finish
June 13 at Thun-
derbird Golf and
Country Club in
Ashburn. Both
stroke and
BA
scramble rules
of play will be;
in effect for the
1 "
tournament.
Cost is $90 or
$40 for the 6
o
p.m. dinner
..
only.
Call the
DRMA at 434-
1412 for more
information on
,
the event.
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•
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SINGLE
MATTRESS
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SINGLE
MATTRESS
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SET $479
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Qt'FEN..... 369 SET 599
KINti........ 51 9 SET 869
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toryi 1® a1
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AVAILABLE
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1 LAY -AWAY I ► ,
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DISPOSAL
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Fun in the sun to
save the rain forest
Area residents tumed out in Ajax last weekend to
have some fun and help raise money to fight rain
forest destruction. In the top photo, Joel Lalla gets
himself a fancy paint mustache while below, (from
left) Marilyn Coll, Kathy Crystal and Jim Williams
serve up some burgers hot off the grill.
photos by A.J. Groen
e
•
New insurance laws lauded in Durham
J Industry spokesman
says Tory reforms will
boost competitiveness
and have `positive
influence'
BY CHRIS BOVIE
LA RHAM1 STAFF
DURHAM -- New auto insurance
legislation will help make brokers
more competitive, a spokesman from
Durham's brokerage association
says.
The Automobile Insurance Rate
Stabilitv Act, introduced last Tues-
day at Queen's Park, is aimed at mak-
ing the insurance industry more com-
petitive while cracking down on non-
insured drivers and fraud.
Changes will benefit good drivers
as well as insurance brokers says
Dave Hare, past president of the
Insurance Brokers of Durham Region
and area director for the Insurance
Brokers of Ontario.
"It's going to have a really posi-
tive influence," says Mr. Hare. "It
will give companies reduced expens-
es which will reflect back on the
rates."
The new legislation treats drivers
Program helps
cancer patients,
loved ones cope
with disease
AJAX-PICKERING -- The Cana-
dian Cancer Societ} can help you
cope if you're living with cancer.
It's presenting a six-week pro-
gram that will teach patients and
their loved ones how to cope with
stress, relax, define goals and take
control of your life.
Carol Fowles and Maia Rhjer,
social workers with Durham Rection
Home Care, will lead this course.
The program runs from to 9
p.m. on Wednesdays beginning June
19 at Ajax -Pickering General Hospi-
tal, Conference Room C.
Cost is $40 for a patient and one
caregiver.
Call the local office of the Cana-
dian Cancer Society at 686-1516 for
more information or to register.
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affordable and fair product for
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dent.
Some of the savings will come
from a decrease in the income -
replacement benefits paid in the cur-
rent no-fault system.
The system now pays 90 per cent
of net income up to S 1,000 per week.
That would change to 80 per cent
to a maximum of $400. But, innocent
accident victims could sue for loss of
income in excess of the no-fault ben-
efit.
The controversial "risk point" sys-
tem was not targeted by the ministry,
but the issue needs a lot of work,
sans Mr. Hare.
Under the system a person who
has no evidence of automobile insur-
ance coverage for at least 12 months
out of the last 24 months would
receive four insurance risk points.
"You could have a lawyer who had
30 years perfect driving and went to
work in Saudi Arabia for a few years
and would be penalized when he
came back."
Other changes marked in the nem
auto insurance legislation include:
• Insurance companies will he
required to offer discounts to
retirees.
• Changes will ensure motor \chi-
cle drivers who have minor lapses in
coverage won't face steep premium
increases.
The provincial government will
work with consumers and insurers to
revamp the Facility Association's
rules.
• A new Insurance ombudsmen
will be established to investigate
consumer complaints.
• Auto insurance brokers will be
more accountable to consumers
requiring them to disclose which
insurers they have agreements with,
the companies they obtained a quote
from and the amount of each quote.
• Fines for driving without incur
ance will increase to between 55.000
and $25,000 for a first offence. and
$10,000 up to $50,000 for subse-
quent convictions.
People who are injured while dri-
ving their uninsured vehicle will not
be able to sue a negligent party for
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PICKERING VILLAGE -- As
summer arrives, so too do the many
activities and events of the Pickering
Horticultural Society
The local group meets Tuesday,
June 11 at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St.
11
N. in Pickering Village, Ajax.
Andy Longo from Plant Products
is the guest speaker and will offer
tips and guidance on getting the most
out of lawns, soils and fertilizers.
Visitors to Horticultural Society
meetings are welcome.
Meetings of the club usually
include a flower show. Membership
in the organization costs S10 per
year.
The the group can be reached at
839-7600 for more information on
the cluh or its activities.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 9
FESTIVAL: The 5th
Annual Frenchman's Bay
Festival begins at 10 a.m.
and runs through the after-
noon at the foot of Liver-
pool Rd. in Pickering_.
Rides, gantes, exhibits.
bands, sports. multicultural
show, beer garden, interna-
tional food. 839-5229
(Eileen Ilii=don).
LACAC TOUR: Ajax
LACAC (Local Architec-
tural Conservation Adviso-
ry Committee) hosts its
annual heritage bus tours in
conjunction with Ajax
Ilome Week.
Buses leave Ajax Transit
Square. 110 \kestncv Rd.
S., at 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
$7 per person. Tickets
- available from Galbraith
Jewellers. Ajax Plaza (683-
0407), Tomorrow's Trea-
sures. 13 Church St. S..
Pickering Villa, -,e (863-
8215) or David Forget.
683-4550 ext. 211.
MONDAY, JUNE 10
CAESAREAN: The Cac-
sarcan Prevention. Support
and Education Group of
Durham Region meet,, at
7:30 p.m. at 73 Long Dr..
Whitby. Topic: Positive
Pregnancy and Childbirth
Tips. 668-3501 (Judi), 579-
7518 (Beth).
TEEN PARENTS: The
Rose of Durham, which
provides support services
to young parents, holds its
annual general meeting
from 7 to 9 p.m. in the cafe-
torium of Monsignor Paul
Dwyer Catholic High
School, corner of Steven-
son Rd. N. and Rossland
Rd., Oshawa.
Guest speaker Betty Ann
Manuel will talk on health
and wellness.
There will also be a teen
panel. Enter through doors
facing Rossland. 432-3622.
TUESDAY, JUNE it
AQUARIUM: The
Durham Region Aquarium
Society meets the second
Tuesday of each month at
7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of
R.S. McLaughlin Colle-
giate, 570 Stevenson Rd.
N.. Oshawa. 831-040 (Ty),
987-3.112 (Jim).
BONSAI: The Matsuyama
Bonsai Society meets from
7 to 9 p.m. at Faith Place.
44 William St. W.. Oshawa.
Open to all interested in
bonsai. 432-3613. 723-
1722.
HORTICULTURE: The
Pickering Horticultural
Society meets at 8 p.m. at
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church. 35 Church St. N. in
Pickering Village, Ajax.
Andy Longo from Plant
Products discusses lawns.
soils and fertilizers.
Visitors welcome. Nleei-
ines usually include a
dower show.
Membership S10 per
year. 839-7600.
BREAST-FEEDING: A
breast-feeding support
group meets every Tuesday
from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
in the maternal and new-
born services department at
Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital. No rey_istration
necessary. 428-5202.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12
ALCOHOL: Adult Chil-
dren of Alcoholics. Ajax -
Pickering Chapter. meets
every Wednesday at St.
Andrew's Church. 35
Church St. N.. Pickering
Village, at 7:30 p.m. No
charge. New members w-cl-
come. 416-593-514-7.
GRANDPARENTS: The
G.R.A.N.1). Society
(Grandparents Requesting
Access and Dignity) meets
at 7 p.m. in the co-op room
at Settlement House, 387
Simco a St. S., Oshawa. The
society promotes access u)
grandchildren, emotional
support, education and pre-
vention.
There's no cost to attend,
but those attendin`_ are
asked to bring a can of food
in support of the food hank.
666-1831. 697-3082 or
435-0498.
ANNUAL MEETING: An
Annual General Mecting
for The Youth Centre is
held at 5 p.m. at 360 Bayly
St. W., Unit 5. Ajax. Corpo-
rate memberships can be
purchased at the mecting.
RSVP at 428-1212.
RECITAL: The Ajax
Comets Baton Club holds
its first ever annual recital
at 7 p.m. in the south gym-
nasium of Pickering High
School, 180 Church St. N..
Ajax. Admission is tree.
683-5380 (Denise Cooper).
LANIAZE: The Lamaze
Association of Durham
Region holds the first of
three pre -pregnancy work-
shops.
Police lay 55 charges in Durham
portion of truck safety blitz
0 In first two days of
province -wide blitz,
more than 2,000
trucks were inspected
DURHAM -- A high percentage
of trucks were pulled off the road
durine this year's international truck
blitz, despite tough new provincial
fines expected to he passed this fall.
Over the first two days of the
truck blitz 2,042 trucks were
inspected in Ontario and 806 (39.4
per cent) were taken out of service.
hast year. 43 per cent of trucks
inspected were taken out of service.
The most common defects
reported included brakes out of
adjustment, and suspension and tire
problems.
The three-day truck blitz encom-
passes Canada, the United States
(including Puerto Rico) and Mexi-
co.
It began Tuesday and ran until
midnight Thursday.
The number of trucks taken out
of service in Durham was lower
than the provincial average.
In Durham, 265 trucks were
inspected at the local weigh scale
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THE NEW EDITION IS
NOW ON THE STREETS.
PICK IT UP AT THE COOLEST RECORD STORES,
RESTAURANTS, BARS, FASHION, AND ENTERTAINMENT
RELATED BUSINESSES
stations in Whithy and Bow-
manville. Ninety nine were taken
out of service. 55 charges were laid
and nine sets of plates were taken
off trucks due to violations.
One of the worst -conditioned
trucks was a Quebec freighter
pulled over Wednesday.
"He had an extra heavy and wide
load and 11 of the wheel fasteners
were cracked." says Bob Maches-
ney. area enforcement co-ordinator
for the Ministry of Transportation.
"One of the inspectors just touched
one of the wheels and the fastener
broke. If that happened on the road
it could have been a catastrophe."
In This Issue'
The "godfather' of Celtic: John Allan Cameron •..�.,.,,_, ,
-Rusty •Alannah Myles -Arts & Theatre updates
-The Club Groove (Durham's complete entertainment list)
-The Grumpy Old Fart -Much more
4ANr adyntisin ratesiii ylwem4v of (9051683-511Q
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Topics include baby
development, tips for a
healthy pregnancy, changes
in pregnancy and options
for labor and birth. 723-
7373.
THURSDAY, JUNE 13
GOLF: The Durham
Region Manufacturers'
Association annual golf
tournament is held from
9:30 a.m. to noon at the
Thunderbird Golf' and
Country Club in Ashburn.
Both medal (individual
stroke play) and scramble
(teaun event) rules of play
will he in effect for the
tournaunent.
Tournament open to first
100 goiters. S90 or S40 for
the 6 p.m. dinner only. Call
DRMA at 434-1412.
NEWCOMERS: The
Pickering -Ajax Newcomers
Club meets the second
Thursday of each month at
8 P.M. at Pickering_ Village
United Church, 300 Church
St. N.
It's for women living in
the area three years or less.
619-8070 (Lorraine).
SINGLE PARENTS: Par-
ents Nk*ithout Partners holds
a general meetins at 8 p.m.
upstairs at St. George',
Church, 51 Centre St S.
571-5452 (Debbie) or 723-
1699 (Ron).
SATURDAY, JUNE 15
NATURE: The Kids' l:un
with Nature Club at the
Greenwood Conservation
Area meets from 10 a.m. to
noon. Topic: Predators and
Prey. Games, activities, tuts
and crafts.
The conservation area is
off Westney Rd. N.
between Taunton Rd. and
the 5th Concession in Ajar.
Admission is $5 per child,
accompanying adult is free.
Meet in the parkin_ lot.
416-661-6600 (MTR('A).
LUNCHEON: The
Ajax/Pickering_ Organizim:
Unit. ITC, holds its charter
luncheon a,, part of Ajar
Home Week, at the Simpl}
Italian restaurant in the
Ilarwood Mall, from 11:30
a.m. to 3 p.m. 6864727
(Martin Olenroot).
TABERNACLE FUN:
Rcvivaltime Tabenlacic
Durham, 400 Monarch
Ave.. Ajar, holds a barbc-
cue, car wash and rummage
sale he«innint_ at 8 a.m.
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^` DURHAM -- William 'Sam' Magee thinks "roughing it" experience as kids build their
all kids desenr the chance to have a memo* own camp sites and Team valuable outdoor
rabic summer. skills. Every camper contributes one hour per
That's why he's working twice as hard for day (five hours per week) helping to develop
his Kids for Kids - Camp Sharing project, the camping arca and facilities. Parents can
which allows children with limited resources accompany their kids to the camp on Sunday
to attend summer camp. and help to get them settled for the first night.
Kids for Kids Camp Sharing hosts weekly There are three sites this year -- for small try
y camps. in the Little Britain arca. from 6 p.m. (Grades 1-4): Juniors (Grades 5-8) and a more
Sunday to 3:30 p.m. Friday, for children in challenging program for returning juniors.
Grades I to 8. Camp facilities are tree, and Groups are limited to 10 per week for each
while there is a charge of S30 to defray the cost Grades 1-2. Grades 3-4, Grades 5-7 and Grade
of food. Mr. Malec would never turn
down a child who was unable to pay.
This ramp doesn't just give kids
something to do for the summer, it also
teaches Kith campers and leaders valu-
ahlc life skills. he says. '
"V,'c teach the kids three things --
respect. sharing and communication," '
sans Mr. Magee. '
Parents should be reminded this is a
8, although Mr. Magee says "there's always
room for one more."
Volunteers nerd to commit to at least one
week fix adults and two weeks for high school
students. Volunteers learn the challenge of
accepting responsibility and making decisions.
F:x•cryone isexfx)sed to fire prc\ention. fire
fighting, emergency signals and the buddy sys-
tem the first night they arrive. 'Ile next day
campers barn first-aid. CPR and emergency
procedures.
All group leaders must take a course prior
to camp. There are two leadership course
scheduled, June 27 to 30 and July 2 to 7. Last
year proved to be goof summer for c'arnp
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sleeping hags Mr. Magee, who raises all the
camp sponsorship himself, would appreciate
any monetary or equipment donations.
Camp Sharing will host two visiting day,
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Aries .. 5021 Whitby Cinemas ...........7023 Oddfelkows/Rebekahs .......6001
Taurus
5022 Ajax/Pickering Cinemas .....7024 Oshawa Legion ...........6002
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Pickering Movi*x 9 ........7025
emmr .... ...5023
Cancer..................5024
Oshawa Little Theatre .......7026
Leo.....................wa
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Fibromyalgia Support .......6025
Whitby Little Theatre ........7027
Virgo ...................5026
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DUrham Shoestring Perforrners7028
Libra ....................5027
Weekly video .............7029
Rogers Community 10 ......7030
Poets in the Pub ........6046
Scorpio ..................5028
Theatre Durham ........................7031
Clubs
Sagittarius ...............5029
Horse/ess Carriagemen ....... 6056
Capricorn ................5030
Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters 6028
Aquarius .................5031
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Community Care 6006
Pisces ..................
S.O.S. ..................6007
Major League Baseball ......5033
Durham P.C. User's Club ....6032
Free From Fear .........................6053
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Crime of the Week
COPE (Depression) ........6008
NBA ........ ..........5035
fl'arents & To
Canadian Calorie Counters ...6009
Pro Sports Update .........5036
649 (*..W by To*.p c..w.or.r)
5001
Oshawa/Whitby Update
Peck 3 ...................5002
Parents Without Partners sol,
Local Lacrosse ............5038
Local Baseball
Super7 .........
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Lottario ..................5004
(Durham East) 6012
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Living with Cancer Support P
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NFL ........... ..
Heart Savers CPR .......8017
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Youth of
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Blue Jays ................5045
Joke of the Day ...........5016
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Quote of the Day ..........5017
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Trivia Quiz ...............5018
5047
AIDS committee of Durham ..6016
Durham College ...........5051
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Multiple Sclerosis Society ....6017
Environment Canada .......5556
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Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics
Ajax/Pickering Hockey ......5138
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(Durham Chapter ..........6018
Raiders AAA' Hockey .......5139
GIC -RSP Hotirw ........................8247
Pickering Movi*x 9 ........7025
Home Business Association 6043
Oshawa Little Theatre .......7026
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Take Off Pounds Sensibly ...8004
...............6024
Fibromyalgia Support .......6025
Whitby Little Theatre ........7027
Epilepsy Parents Support ... ,6026
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Whitby ...............6045
Weekly video .............7029
Rogers Community 10 ......7030
Poets in the Pub ........6046
Parents of Teens ... •6003
Theatre Durham ........................7031
Clubs
AI -Anon, AI-Ateen ..........6004
Horse/ess Carriagemen ....... 6056
Alcoholics Anonymous ......6005
Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters 6028
Women's support group of Durham
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Community Care 6006
Macintosh Users East .......6030
S.O.S. ..................6007
Major League Baseball ......5033
Durham P.C. User's Club ....6032
Free From Fear .........................6053
(Smokers Overcoming Smoking)
Toronto Maple Loafs ........5034
Crime of the Week
COPE (Depression) ........6008
NBA ........ ..........5035
fl'arents & To
Canadian Calorie Counters ...6009
Pro Sports Update .........5036
Execu-Care Home & Office 8100
One Parent Families ........6010
Oshawa/Whitby Update
.....5037
Parents Without Partners sol,
Local Lacrosse ............5038
Local Baseball
Erotica Video ...........8103
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Living with Cancer Support Group
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NHL ....................W41
Clarington Walking Program ..6036
(Durham East) 6012
Proline ..................5042
Emergency Plus "CPR" ..8111
Living with Cancer Support P
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Oshawa Generals ..........5043
Otliers
(Durham West) ............6013
NFL ........... ..
Heart Savers CPR .......8017
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Youth of
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Blue Jays ................5045
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Durham................ .6014
CFL ....................
5046
Emotions Anonymous . , .....6015
Local Hockey ...
5047
AIDS committee of Durham ..6016
Durham College ...........5051
Multiple Sclerosis Society ....6017
Ajax/Pickering Update ......5137
Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics
Ajax/Pickering Hockey ......5138
(Durham Chapter ..........6018
Raiders AAA' Hockey .......5139
Oshawa & District Ostomy Associa-
Ajax/Pickering Dolphins
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Ajax/Piakering Ringette
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Caesarean Prevention ......6020
AOWPickering Baseball
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La Leche League ..........6021
Ajax/Pickering Soccer .......5143
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Whitby ...............6045
United Survivors ...........6051
Poets in the Pub ........6046
Ajax -Pickering United Way 6050
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Horse/ess Carriagemen ....... 6056
Parents Support Group.............6052
Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters 6028
Oshawa Toastrnasters .. ..6029
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First Oshawa ITC Club ......6031
Durham P.C. User's Club ....6032
Free From Fear .........................6053
About Crimestoppers
6047
Whitby Jaycees .........................6054
Crime of the Week
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Care -Givers 8101
Anscot Contracting ......8102
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Clarington Walking Program ..6036
AVE Entertainment ..8107
Clarington Older Adults ......6037
Oshawa Seniors Club dances...6038
Emergency Plus "CPR" ..8111
Once Upon A Child ......8118
Otliers
Call for Less ...........8003
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What a hose head
John Young soaks down a car during a fund-raising car wash in Pick-
ering organized by Ajax and Pickering firefighters, ambulance crews
and police. The event, held In the Payless parking lot, was to raise
money for diagnostic imaging equipment for Ajax -Pickering hospital.
photo by A.J. Groen
Nature
club talks
predators
and prey
PICKERING
-- Predators and
Pre,. In thegreat
outdoors are
for exploration
when the: Kids'
Fun with Nature
Club at the
Greenwood Con-
servation Area
meets Saturday.
June 15.
The club
meets from 10
a.m. to noon and
offers games,
activities, arts
and crafts.
The conserva-
tion area is off
Westney Road
North between
Taunton Rd. and
the 5th Conces-
sion in Ajax.
Admission is $5
per child, accom-
panying adult is
free. Meet in the
parking lot. Call
416-661-6600
(MTRCA) for
more informa-
tion,
IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED
Trustee in Bankruptcy
THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
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1550 KINGSTON RD. 40 06 ST. WEST0 6 ST. WEST
(SUITE 110) 101 �� ST. (� �
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Join MP's Canada Day
celebrations set for July 1
AJAX-PICKFRING -- Ontario Riding, Nll' p.m. to ; p.m. at 60 Randall Dr. (Church Street
Dan NtcTeaguc inNites all his and Hwy. 2 in Ajax). Food and
constituents to take part in Cana- refreshments will be provided.
da Dav celebrations Monday. For more information. call
Julv I. the constituency office at 427
The event takes place from 1 6203.
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Walk or run the
lake for hospital
AJAX-PICKERING -- Sunday, June 16 is
your chance to go for a healthy run or walk, take
in some lovely scenery, and raise money for
your local hospital all at once.
The third annual 'Run The Lake', sponsored
by Ajax and Pickering Rotary Clubs, will he
held that day to benefit Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital.
The event will start from Rotary Park on the
Ajax waterfront at Harwood Avcnue south and
Lake Driveway.
It begins at 9 a.m. with a school relay. There's
a 9:30 a.m. start time for a five -kilometre walk
along the picturesque Lakeshore. For the more
energetic, five -kilometre and 10 -kilometre runs
get under way at 10 a.m.
Everyone from serious competitive runners
to walkers of all ages and fitness levels may par-
ticipate.
Registration forms are available at the Pick-
ering Recreation Complex on Valley Farm
Road. the Ajax Community Centre on Monarch
Avenue and Subway sandwich shops in Ajax
and Pickering. Late registrations will also be
accepted at the event.
For more information, call Ajax parks and
recreation at 427-8811 or Tom Sears at 420-
1885.
Hamming it up in preparation for the Run
The Lake event are, from left, Michelle
Saunders of Ajax Parks and Recreation,
Heather Montague of Ajax -Pickering Gen-
eral Hospital Foundation and Pickering
Rotary Club president Tom Sears.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM
LAKE ONTARIO WATERFRONT REPORT
The Regional Municipality of Durham has prepared a Report which proposes
an amendment to the Durham Regional Official Plan to incorporate new
policies relating to the Lake Ontario Waterfront. The Report proposes policies
to achieve an active, attractive, healthy and accessible waterfront. The public
is invited to provide comments on the Report.
Information sessions on the Report will be held at:
1. Ajax Community Centre
75 Centennial Road,
south of Bayly Street and east of Monarch Avenue
in the Town of Ajax
on Tuesday, June 25, 1996
at 7:00 p.m.
2. Jubilee Pavillion in Lakeview Park
55 Lakeview Park Road
in the City of Oshawa
on Thursday, June 27, 1996
at 7:00 p.m.
A copy of the Report is available at the offices of the Planning Department.
Further information may be obtained by contacting John Michailidis of the
Planning Department at (905) 728-7731, Toronto line (905) 686-1651, Fax
(905) 436-6612, or write to:
Durham Region Planning Department
Box 623, 1615 Dundas Street East
4th Floor, Lang Tower, West Building
Whitby. Ontario
L1N6A3
Alex Georgieff. M.0 I.P. R.PP
Commissioner of Planning
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Ajax -Pickering kids can send
McGreetings to Olympians
AJAX -PICK-
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EKING -- Kids
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in, to a specific
restaurants and
the Canadian
athlete or the
presented to the
Olympic team
whole Canadian
team on July 18.
soing to Atlanta
Olympic Team.
Deadline for
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p r o s r a m
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June 17.
deli_*ned by
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The McDon-
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_eared for chil-
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12.
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can pickup an
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Fred and Frances Smith of
"Consratulations go out to _
Pickering celebrated their 50th wed- .
Audrey and Fred Scholfield �' I n g
anniver-
on their 50th wedding s on
annivers:try on June 1. Best .try
p June 8 �;
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hopes for many more from , , �' I ., f's f. I - .. : �► 0 P c n
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h and seven grandchil- I (iotas who turned 5 on June 6. J Ave. for "A very happy birthday to
Mitch
their many It's Amanda Robb. mommy, fa in i 1 y Natalie Anderson who celebrat-
Daddy, Nlike and 'Tigerwish her :1 n d ed her second birthday on June 7
friends. A celebration was ` ' j a happy birthday." friends. with her family, grandparents and
held on June L" _y _ _ W i s hi n g friends. Love Mom, Dad and
them love Kvle."
and congratulations are Julia,
• Robert, Debbie, Todd, Mike,
BirthdayBirthday Angie, Delia and Matthew.
Birthday
"June 10 will be a very special day
"?Mark Morrissey turned 10 for Adam Pearsall :v, he is turnin,_ - _r
on May 311 lie went out for three! A C h r i s t i n a
lunch and then went chopping Barney AnniversaryStecyk turned
for presents from Mom and picnic
nine years old ,
Dad. Buddies Matt, Joey, p a r t y on Mav 3.
Dan and cousin Jeff helped was held "Birthday wish-
Mark celebrate that night by on June- es from Mom, `..
tearing up the track at Family '�' .�.. .< 8 to cel-
Dad, Peter and
Kariways. Mark attends •r► s e b r a t e c all your teddy
Parkside P.S. and loves to 60W. this spe- b e a r s . Place ribbons at
play hockey and baseball. cial day. St. James track '
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SOt�I Anniversary Daddy and Cody." Ronnie Judd of Pickerin, as they Joanne Keuther of Pickering is
celebrate their 25th wedding proud to announce the christening of
anniversary this week. 'rhe happy her first
couple were marred June 12, 1971
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Every hest wish and love- who turned a
from us all. year older on Shephard in Barrie. } kr proud parent-;
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same _*cwv her Mc wore at her
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Love and Pi -`v TvC Michael Martin own christening. May CKx1 bless you
kisses from celebrated his and watch over you. Love Oma, OM
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special girls. Heather Mommy, Daddy -
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will be six on June 19.
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love Holly, Mommy, Birthday
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"Very happy birthday �,+ ' `� very special day
wishes go out to Holly b e c a u s e
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best wishes come from Matthew MacGregor turned three turned one! brated her third birthday on June 7.
Mommy, Daddy, big sis- on June 7. "happy birthday smiley Lots of love She had a party for a lot of her lit-
ter Heather, Grandma guy from Mom, Dad and Michael. from Mommy, tie friends with entertainment,
and Grandad." Also birthday wishes from Nanny, Daddv, Nana, food, cake, etc. supplied by Mum
and Grandpa, the rest of the family Grandpa, XOXO,~Aunts. and Dad who wish her the happiest
and Michelle." Papa, Uncles of days."
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Ajax Warriors under-17lets blowg out Olympic Flame
AJAX — The Ajax Warriors Mead Michelle Anderson opened the scoring tions for Ajax, scored two goals to pace Taylor, Kristin Toomsalu, Colleen Faux
Packaging girls' under -17 rep soccer in the second minute of play. The the Warriors. Single markers were and Nelson — laid the ground work for
team scored its second straight win in Warriors were up by four goals at scored by Jessie Knowles, from a the victory.
convincing fashion by downing half time, and scored another four Missy Taylor corner kick, Andrea Up front, the Warriors got brilliant
Scarborough's Olympic Flame 8-1 at markers in the second half. Brown, Emma Ito, Anderson, work from Emma Ito, Jessie Knowles,
Lamoreaux Park May 29. Mandy Nelson, who played Chantalc Gauthier and Lisa Taylor. Lisa Taylor, Jennifer McDougall,
The Ajacians never looked back after both the midfield and striker posi- The Ajax midfielders — Missy Gauthier and Anderson.
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Dance demo
The Rainbow Classic Gymnastics Meet, hosted by the
Pickering Aerials club Sunday, finished with a dance demon -
station by some of the club's members. Dancing is a training
aid that improves the gymnasts' performance. Here, Jennifer
Wright stands over Amanda Taylor.
photo by A.J. Gruen
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Pickering Pythons put
'squeeze on four of five
rep softball opponents
PICKERING — The Pickering
Lone Star Cafe squirt girls' rep soft -
hall team didn't have much luck as a
squad, but individual players shone
at a recent tournament in Aurora.
The Pickering squad faced some
extrernely tough com-
p etition, posting
record of one win
and three losses.
Meanwhile,
Jacqueline
Robson won a
gold medal in the
fielding event that
was pan of a skills com-
petition which coincided with the
tourney. She was one of right final-
ists from a field of more than 100
plavers.
Silver medals were won by
Hilary Peacock in throwing and
Laura Cozlowsky in base running
and batting.
The Pickering squirts' league
record stands at two wins and three
losses.
The tram is also sponsored by
The Lace Place, Canadian Tire, A
Plus Software, J. Mitchell Printing
and Chick -n -Joy.
Other team members are Laura
Burgess, Tara Casey, Leigh Coffey,
Sarah Coulter, Marsha Dickey,
Angel Gray, Malery Hickling, Katie
Keith and Kristy Kelleher.
The Pickering Blockbuster Video
Miley Pythons mite girls' team is off
to a roaring start, winning four out
of five regular -season contests.
The mites defeated Oshawa 15-7.
the :Markham Cougars 16-10,
Stouffvtlle 25-3 and Newmarket 17-
14. They suffered their only loss to
Whitby. No score was provided.
Pickering also won a bronce
medal at the Markham tournament
in late May -
Team members are Courtney
Allen, Mandi Crump, Stephanie
Dyck, Courtney Hurst, Yuna Kim,
Stephanie Lacombe. Michelle
Lawrence, '.Melissa McCaig.
Samantha McConnell. Kristina
Silva. Kendall Tyler. KrtsLine
Whitley and Jenna %L'ulff.
The Pickering Bank of lklontreal
squirt K)ys' team competed at the
Peterborough Tournament lune I
and fx,sted a record of uric win and
two losses against strong competi-
tion.
The Pickering squirts currently
sfxirt a league mark of one win, one
tic and tw o losses.
Team members are Rick,,
Chester. Jesse Gray. Bill,, Keith.
Matthew King, Jeff McFarlane.
Chris MacLeod, Jeff Magee, Drew
MLCallum, Kiel McCallum. Ryan
Millar, Anthony Paradiso and Oliver
Salmon.
***
The Pickering HEPCOE mite
boys' blue team also competed at a
recent tournament. The squad post-
ed a record of one win and two loss-
es.
Team members are Michael
Fuller, Jeremy Whelan, Steven
Tsatskas. Evan Br-.cr. Filis Bowen,
Hassan Taha. Bradle% Tactuk.
Sachin Shclly. Grant Ven. Tro%
Glasson, Mihdi Khanahmadi and
Steven 'Manning.
The team Is also sperns<,rcd b-
Chick -n -Joy, Greenw,xxl Printers,
Comfort Inn, Premier Troph` and
Kelsey's.
The Pickering Matheis
Associates midget bays' team n still
looking for its first victory in league
play atter going winless in the first
four contests.
The tram recently added new
pitcher Andrew '"The Lquah/er'
Craig. who expect,, to add some
wins to the squad's record in the
near future.
Team members are Brian Chasse.
Colin Crawford, R,.an Crowle\.
Josh Dickey. Jay HaLan. Mark
Leven, Aaron Menard. Da\td
O'Connor, Adam Quimbel, Bob
Roberts, Richard Ro,,, Keith Sasaki.
Dave Seaton and Ross Weston.
The Pickering Slo-Sfx)rts novice
girls' blue team lost to the host
Markham Jaguars 15-1 in recent
league action.
Wendy Taylor had a solid perfor-
mance at second bask;, catching two
line -drive hits and assisting in a put-
out at the plate. Erin McLaughlin
posted a strong effort in left field.
holding the hard-hitting Jaguars to
singles. Courtney Puddister hit an
RBI single to put Pickering on the
scoreboard.
0 ax s suffer first baseball loss Red sox bantams nip Ajax, bomb Havelock, Port Hope
J peewee ICKERING — The Pickering Red Sox by Chris Lawrence kept the Spartans at bay.
AJAX — The Ajax Amus Software bantam Lep baseball] team Pickering also trounced the Havelock
artans Legion Branch 322 the regi season with three recent Marlins 11-0 at Kirkey Field. Brendan
,victories and a lass. Jeffrey pitched aone-hitter with throe strike-
nir peewee rep baseball The Red Sox lied off the Eastern Ontario outs. Kael Racioppa had a four -RBI game
m raced out to four conseening u- `'Baseball Association season by doubling with two doubles and a single. Roga count -
wins before suffering its :`the Ajax Spartans 6-3. John Gregson went ed three RBI, while Lawrence drove home
.t loss 8-3 to Cobourg in :four for four with four singles. Mike Roga two runs. Schwabe contributed an RBI.
crit league action. shad a double and a single. Pat Tobin and Keith Lehman hit three singles.
The Spartans opened their Mike Hindley each rapped out two singles, In Port Hope, the Red Sox walloped the
ular season with a 25-0 win ,while Jeff Murphy drew a walk. Pitchers Steelers 33-2. Pickering's only loss of the .
.r Brien
pitched
Havelock. Neil McBride- eJason Schwabe, Ben Gooch and Mike Roga young season was an 8-7 ninth -inning
Brien pitched a perfect combined for the win. A timely catch made defeat by Peterborough.
tic. Adam Cunliffe had five
hits. Jamie Colburn had three
hits. Ryan McLindon crushed a
home run.
Ajax shut out Belleville 8-0
in their second game. Scott
Robinson was the winning
pitcher with Il strikeouts.
Catcher Jason Gay had three
singles and Jermaine West had
two hits from his lead-off
fxtsi-
tion.
The Ajax peewees defeated
Peterborough 13-6 in their
home opener with six runs in
their first at bat. Axle Riley
pitched a strong five innings.
Brad McConnac:hie contributed
two hits to the 17 -hit attack.
Drew Knox ripped a single.
Ajax shut out Kingston 7-0.
Jeremy Black struck out five
batters in five innings for the
win. Jeff Warrack had a base
hit.
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of T Youth CuAjax Club swimmers do well at U p
0 Everyone in the
pool comes away with
impressive results
AJAX — Members of the
Ajax Aquatic Club had a good
day in the pool at the recent
Youth Cup lI at the University of
Toronto.
William Sutherland dominated
the boys' open division, finishing
first in both the 50 -metre and
loom freestyle finals. He was
third in the loom buttertly finals,
seventh in the 200m treestvlc
finals and sixth in the 200m
backstroke consolation finals.
Teammate Aaron Lo also had a
stron meet. as he finished sec-
ond in the 50m freestyle finals,
third in the loom breaststroke
finals, fourth in the 100m
freestyle finals and loom butter-
fly finals, first in the 100m back-
stroke consols and third in the
individual medley finals.
In the girls' open division,
Tara Brooks led the way, finish-
ing first in the 50m freestyle
finals, second in the 200m
freestyle finals, 100m freestyle
finals and the 200m IM consols
and fourth in the loom breast-
stroke consols.
Ellen Grams was second in the
loom breaststroke finals. sixth in
the 200m breaststroke finals,
fourth in the 200m IM :onsols
and seventh in the 100m butterfly
consols.
Robyn McCullough was
fourth in the 200m backstroke
finals, first in the 200m IM con-
sols, second in the loom buttertly
consols and seventh in the loom
breaststroke consols.
Lindsay Crowder had no peers
in the 200m backstroke as she;
finished first. She also had a
fourth -place finish in the loom
butterfly consols.
Alycia Crooks was fourth in
the 200m breaststroke finals and
sixth in the 100m breaststroke
finals.
Ashley Crowder could not be
stopped in the 200m backstroke
finals as she took home first
place.
Danielle Sin+oer had a seventh -
place finish in� the 200m back-
stroke finals.
Maric-Eve Tremblay won the
100nt breaststroke consols.
In the boys' 13-and-14-ycar-
old division, Mike Singer had an
eighth -place finish in the IOOm
breaststroke consols.
In the girls' 13 -and -14 divi-
sion, Jessica Kostka was sixth in
the loom backstroke finals and
eighth in the 200m backstroke
finals.
Adrienne Karney finished
fourth in both the 50m and loom
freestyle consols.
In the boys I1 -and -12 divi-
sion, Jordan Bell made the finals
in five of' six events. He was fifth
in the 100m freestyle final, sixth
in the 100m butterfly final, sev-
enth in the 200m freestyle final
and eighth in both the 200nT but-
tcrtly final and the loom back-
stroke final. He also finished
sixth in the 50m freestyle con-
sols.
Andrew Scamone had scv-
enth-place finishes in the loom
freestyle finals and 100m back-
stroke consols .and took home
third place in the 200m back-
stroke consols.
The girls I1 -and -12 division
saw Heather Crowdis finish fifth
in the 100m backstroke finals,
eighth in the 200in hay k.l r -kc
finals, eighth in the I (1!'^1
WE$' SHORE MIXED SLO-PITCH LEAGUE
- ": .;. - Va^,: ec .., G n
SCOREBOARD
LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of June 2)
Tire & Auto Service 7 (LP Kevin McKay. MVP Tin Hannah;,
Lone Star 15 vs Brewsters 5. Muc' Her -s 5 vs Type Gun's
TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS
Rack 'Em Up 15 (WP 6 MVP Dennis SmdW vs LA Bats 7
4, Bill S 4 vs Dakota Bob's 2. Prudential 2 vs Martnrzing
No, :.-e 3 3 ' 0 46 39 6
(LP Dale Edwards. MVP Bram Peters). Steve Fearon-
1. Prudential 11 vs Bayly's 3. Type Gun's 8 vs Lone Star
Fox G Free 3 2 0 1 41 12 5
RWMax Quality 26 (WP & MVP Bill Osgood) vs Dickson
4. Mud Hen's 8 vs Martin¢ng 7
Sutton Group 3 2 1 0 64 41 4
Printing 7 1 LP Gerry MacPherson. MVP John Alex000ulos
WOMEN'S LEAGUE STANDINGS
Cavanagh El 3 2 1 0 32 20 4
Shooters 14 (WP Dan Fula. MVP John Pedes) vs PCI B
As of May 3'
Wildwood Fd 3 2 1 0 23 13 4
(LP Steve Browne. MVP Richard Scheel). Shooters 28
TEAM GP W L T PTS
Smrtty s Root 2 1 0 1 27 26 3
(WP Dan Futa. MVP Davx1 'BuzWaker'; vs Recognition
Bayes s 2 2 0 0 4
Bnns3 1 2 0 43 41 2
4 (LP Mike Brand. MVP Vic Hach")
Mud Hen's 2 1 1 0 2
Bayty s 2 1 1 0 38 36 2
PLAYER OF THE WEEK Week 3 - Dennis Smith. Rack
Richardson EGO 1 0 1 0 0
db Mgmni 2 1t 0 36 43 2
Em U;
Smart Food Farr 1 0 t 0 0
GrMm Janitor 3 1 2 0 3' 58 2
AJAX BRIDGE CLUB
SCOREBOARD
Brewsters 11 2 1 1 0 28 26 2
Stratified Pairs results from May 28
Bayly's 19 vs Mud Hens 15. Bay Iy s 23 vs Richardson Is
Gpves Look 3 1 2 0 28 37 2
FLIGHT 'A' - NORTH -SOUTH
18. Mud Hen's 11 vs Smart Food Farr 10
R, -Com Mch 2 1 1 0 22 17 2
1 Walter Soetens and Iry Ashra' 2 John Baron and Dorn
PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
Brewsters 1 3 0 2 1 25 39 1
Optlenvelde
ATOM BOYS' DIVISION - League Results
Cal Sayers E 2 0 1 t 13 23 t
EAST -WEST
May 28 1-le,ra: chis. Computers t6 vs Bob Johnson
Black Angus 3 0 3 0 15 35 0
1 Trevor Dundas and Nancy Noyes. 2 CMTs Chambers
Chev-Olds 10 !MVP Andrew Crag), Prcov's Nurseries
LEAGUE SCORES - WEEK THREE (June 2)
and Paul MacNeill
17 vs Citi Sign 16 C d W Store Fixtures 10 vs. Carpet
Cavanag• E:ecr.c 15 vs Banns :. W owooe Fa� 15 vs
FUGHT 'B' - NORTH -SOUTH
Towne 10. R & C Computers 20 vs Parks de Electric 20
Brewsters 1 4. Nor Line Plumbing 16 vs Ri-Com
1 Gary Boyer and Max Tang
May 30 Parkside Electric 16 vs. R & C Computers 15.
Mechanical 13 db Management 22 vs Ea" s Restaurant
EAST -WEST
Gu Sign 14 vs Prcov Nurseries 6, International
18 Sutton Group 32 vs GrMn Janitorial 14. The Fox Goes
1 Nancy Adams and Judy Den Cy 2 Dave and Sue Huber
Computers 16 (MVP Jake Passmore) vs Carpet Towne
Free 18 vs Black Angus 4 Graves Lock 15 vs Brewsters
FUGHT •C' - EAST -WEST
12. Bob Johnson Cnev-01ds 20 (MVP Darryl Lee) vs C
11 8 Smrrty Is Fooling 8 vs Cal Sayers Electric 0
1 Bonnie Nast and Theresa Noora-
& W Store Fixtures 16
WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEMS
AJAX MEN'S SLO-PITCH ASSOCIATION
June 4 Internahona, Computers (MVP Vince
SLO-PfrCH LEAGUE
MASTERS DIVISION STANDINGS
Oppendrsano) vs Prcov's Nurseries 12, Bob Johnson
LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of June 3)
As of June 2
Chev-Olds 18 (MVP Jesse Raycrott) vs R & C
TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
TEAM GP W L T PTS
Computers 14. Carpet Towne 11 (MVP Ryan Mohan) vs
51o0te•s E 6 - Z 71� 34 '2
Bur s = ,^psJPzza Pino 4 4 _ 8
Parkside Electric 5. C & W Store Fixtures 20 vs Cit,
Rack 'Em Up 7 6 1 0 109 55 12
Gators 5 3 2 0 6
Signs 14
Pri'll 5 2 0 82 57 10
Coln Home Therapy 4 2 2 0 4
June 6- R & C Computers 17 vs C & W Ston Fixtures
Highlanders 7 4 3 0 88 80 8
Slogs 4 2 2 0 4
10 (MVP Matthew Moss). international Computers 11
PCI 5 2 3 0 68 48 4
Tudor Rose 3 1 2 0 2
(MVP James Coughtrey) vs Prcov's Nurseries 5, Carpet
Steve Fearon 5 2 3 0 71 78 4
Royals 4 0 4 0 0
Towne 7 (MVP Ryan Mohan) vs Parkside Electric 6,
Canada Trust 6 2 4 0 66 68 4
PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
Bob Johnson Chev-Olds 20 (MVP Daniel Boldnnr) vs. cite
LA Bats 6 2 4 0 54 88 4
MEN'S DIVISION
Signs 12
Recognition 6 2 4 0 61 118 4
As o- May 31
DIVISION STANDINGS
O K Tire 7 2 5 0 75 99 4
TEAM GP W L T PTS
TEAM PTS
Dickson Print 6 1 5 0 53 112 2
Lone Star 3 2 1 0 4
International Computers 8
SCORES FROM JUNE 2
Sayty's 3 2 1 0 4
Bob Johnson Chev-Olds 6
Phillres 27 (WP Sar:y Sn..tr MVP Brn Jr Nash) vs
Type Gun's 3 2 1 0 4
Carpet Towne 5
Highlanders 6 (LP Rob Cooper. MVP Mike Serio). PhrWes
Mud Hen's 3 2 1 0 4
C & W Store Fixtures 3
10 (WP Bill Jr Nast. MVP Steve Srsnett) vs Highlanders 9
Prudential 3 2 1 0 4
Parkside Electric 3
(LP Mike Serq MVP Rick Neinhu+s). Canada Trust 10 (WP
Dakota Bob's 2 1 1 0 2
R & C Computers 9
Jim Hewer MVP Todd Thompson) vs O K Tire and Auto
Brewsters 2 0 2 0 0
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Glenn Price Remak First under -
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For three in its. '
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The Warriors
In two games and
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East York.
action, they defeated
2-1, lost 3-2 to
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Ajax nine -year-olds haven't
been beaten in soccer action
AJAX — The Ajax Warriors
KingChurch Nissan-LeatherSport
nine-year-old rep soccer team is off to
a fast start with two wins and two ties
in the first four games of the season.
The Warriors defeated Whitby 3-0
in a pre -season tilt. They went on to tie
Pickering 1-1, Uxbridge 0-0 and
defeat Ajax 2 by a 5-1 score. In the lat-
ter games, the two Ajax teams were
tied 0-0 at half-time before the
KingChurch Nissan-LeatherSport
squad exploded for five goals in the
second half.
Ajax goal scorers were Jamie
Howard with two, Darryl King, Nicky
'113IDD-1IFEAMS
Lakeview Park
Sun., June 23rd
1-4 P.M.
Williams and Thomas Berger with sin-
gles.
Darren McCloy, Alonso Tello,
Craig Smith and Daniel Sutherland
displayed exceptional running and
passing skills.
The Warriors got outstanding
defensive play from Frankie Aiello,
Xavier Martinez, David Shirbon and
Cassidy Evans. Goalkeeper Mathew
Suck was solid in net.
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freestyle finals, second to the
50m freestyle consols, fourth in
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enth in the 200m freestyle con-
sols and eighth in the 200m IM
consols.
Teammate Kelsey Benning
turned in a sixth-place finish in
the 200m backstroke consols.
In the 10 -and -under boys'
division, Daniel Vollmer was
sixth in the loom breaststroke.
In the 10 -and -under girls'
division, Jennifer Beckburger
was third in the 50m butterfly,
sixth in the 50m freestyle and
eighth in both the 200m freestyle
and 50m breaststroke.
Other club swimmers who
posted best personal times
included Brittany Benning,
Caitlyn O'Neill, Christina
Lucente, Ryan Symington. James
A�ottc, Abbey Crooks. Malt Bell.
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(905) 683-2862
Pickering Horse Centre
The Pickering Horse Centre is situated on 30 acres, with four
outdoor rings, trails and an indoor riding arena with an on-
looking lounge.
Our summer camp sessions run from Mon. to Fri., 9 a.m. to 3
P.M. We cater to children 8 - 15 years of age. The camp sessions
are structured to accommodate riders from beginners to
advanced levels. Campers at the beginner level will be taught
the basics of horsemanship through riding and other horse
related activities. They will work in a safe and friendly
environment with supervision at all times. Campers will also
Partake in arts and crafts and games.
For the intermediate/ advanced rider, we offer an extensive
program which allows riders to continue their riding
development to meet their goals.
At the end of each session there will be an open house to give
the campers an opportunity to demonstrate their riding skills to
family and friends.
Campers must wear proper riding equipment. Helmets (some
helmets can be provided), boots must cover the ankle and have a
small heel. Running shoes and shorts are recommended for non -
riding activities.
Campers should bring their own lunch, (a fridge, microwave
and pop machine is available). Hats, sunscreen and insect
repellent may also be useful.
For more information call Danielle at (905) 649-1342.
RIDE THROUGH
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t r- SUMMER DAY CAMP
The following Summer day camp prograims arcs
available this year:
• Session I July 1 -July 5 • Session 5 July 29 -Aug.'_
• Session 2 July R -July 12 • Session 6 Aug. 19 -Aug. 23
• Session 3 July 15 -July 19 • Session 7 Aug. 26-Aug.30
• Session 4 July 22 -July 26
()ne week session is 52(10.(X)+GST ($214 00). Each session allows for a
maximum of 15 campers, therefore, space is limited and registration will
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accepted with a current cheque or cash.
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The Drama Club of Whitby
The Drama Club of Whitby has
peen in existence for nearly three
years and in that time it has given
a unique dramatic experience to
over two three young people in
it's various Whitby classes and
camps.
Started in the fall of 1993 by
two Whitby teachers. Bernard
Beale,, and Ed Dixon, the club
was initiated in response to an
obvious need for a place where
"kids can act up" -- as the club's
brochure puts it
Although part of the curriculum
in most schools, drama is not
taught adequately in the
classroom. despite the populanty
dramatic arts encounters among
the students In addition, the
"school play" often only
showcases a few young people,
while the rest get minor parts and
little training. At the Drama Club.
every member gets the chance to
'-be a star'- as well as 2amin2
poise, self confidence. social
skill,, decision making, creative
expression and the ability to work
cooperatively with others
The Drama Club obviously
tilled a need in the community ii
opened with two classes in 1993
and had expanded to 12 by the
start of its 1995-96 season The
club is also popular for its unique
week-long camps which take
young people and help them
rehearse and present a full-scale
musical play in only a week' The
club clientele now runs from ages
5-18 years and this year's summer
camp will offer vanous programs
during the first three week, in
July.
Anxious to keep the quality of
dramatic instruction high. Dixon
and Beales only employ
instructors with well-rounded
dramatic experience Thr present
roster of instructors have nearly
75 years combined experience in
working with drama and soung
peop!e.
Although the primary focus is
on fun and personal growth, the
training reccriYd in the Drama
Club has helped members of the
drama club go on to O'Srill's
Performing Arts Program.
modeling and commercials in
Toron to, and even Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'
The cost for the Draina Club i,
activities is quite reasonable in
light of the quality and content of
the program i About S; per hour
Anyone interest in Joining may
call 666-8386 for information or
write to The Drama Club. 329
Prince of Wales Drive, Whitby.
LIM 6M8
SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE
SUMMER IS NOT A VACATION FROM LEARNING
A s s u m in r v acauon
counselor before summer to
approaches, families often make
determine academic strength, and
plans to put away the deadlines
weaknesses. This will help you
that come with schoolwork and
prepare for the school year ahead
look forward to a less -pressured
• Stimulate cunosity and lose
schedule of learning activities.
of learning by planning family
While this is a perfectly
trips to the zoo, museums, a local
appropriate expectation, parents
newspaper office, the beach and
should remember than summer
other places packed with learning
vacation isn't an excuse for
opportunities.
children to take a "vacation' from
Have you child write to
learning.
distant grandparents, family
According to Lori Sokolow,
members or pen pals. This -
director of the Durham Sylvan
activity will tell you a lot about
Learning Centre, skills mastered
achievement in language, spelling
during the school year fade with
and reading.
disuse. Loss of content retention
• Develop a reward system for
begins within 24 to 48 hours of
meeting specific goals such as
learning unless the new
reading three books or cooking
information is reinforced or
five meals.
applied immediately. Within a
• In some cases, parents treed
month without reinforcement,
help providing necessary learning
most of what your child has
opportunities. Consider enrolling
learned is lost.
your child in a summer
"Imagine how little your child
enrichment program such as those
will retain from June to
provided by Sylvan Learning
September if you don't make
Centers.
education a year-long priority;'
Bottom Line: There are plenty
says Lori.
of learning opportunities for you
Summer should and can be as
and your child to explore during_.
much a time for learning as any
the summer months. By using
other time of year if parents plan
summer as a time to encourage
structured learning activities
continued learning, you can help
during their summer vacation.
set the stage for a sound
Lori offers some tips for parents
performance next fall.
to stimulate their child's interest
For more information on
and curb the summer learning
summer learning, contact Sylvan -
gap
Learning Centre at 404-1818.
• Speak with your child's
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If you're in the food business keeping
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Located at 1035 Toy Ave- Unit 12A, this 14
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Owner Stephen Neilly has more than 20
years experience with heating and cooling
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Country Style Donuts, Bulk Barn, Swiss
Chalet and McDonald's. Presently his staff are
installing a refrigeration system at
Whittamore Farms in anticipation of their
summer crop of strawberries.
"We have a fully licensed staff of
refrigeration technicians that are also
qualified to work on natural gas equipment,
and the also offer a 24 hour emergency
service for after hours and holidays. Our
response time will be within 2 hours upon
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The company has five trucks on the road, all
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a uniform to emphasize how customer
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"We give our customers a reasonably priced
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"We have worked hard to build up our
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business and many customer referrals."
The company installs equipment from
Lennox, Carrier, and York for commercial and
industrial clients and Armstrong, Day &
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For commercial clients maintenance
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Staff will visit your premises to measure the
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"We have a full service shop that
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our busy 7 :,ay a week sere ce centre
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1300 K,rston Rd.. Pickerrg
you THE OURHAM
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Responsibilities: Identify potential funding for programs and
services. Coordinate external grant applications. Lease with
community agencies, government agencies and board staff
regarding special project initiatives. Provide in-service training
to staff regarding special grants and application approval
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reporting to Superintendent of Educabon/Business.
Salary Range: $43,23200-$48,036.00
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Wednesday, June 12 1996, to: Superintendent of
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train.
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NAIL SALON requires a
full time experienced Es-
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rent space out or work on
commission. Please Can
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expanding to US opera-
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come. Call Victona. 728-
0115
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We
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ADVANCEMENT AVAILABLE
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call Laura 728-4897
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young and energetic. use MODELS
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over SI.000 per week Car un. Canadian production
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program, support sales reps in marketing
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Trained and able to operate Microsoft
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program. Initially part time, three days a
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s looking for a professional Interested in
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conducting Section 30 CLRA Custody/Access
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95 Athol St. E., Unit A
Oshawa, Ontario, LIH 1J8
FAX: 905-725-0845
quires part time licensed
AN EXPERIENCED driv- stylist for Oshawa and
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Wallpapering, ntenor/•xte- Services. moves. appliance
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repairs, top quality work. rate or hourly We now
reasonable rates 2011.
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9669 Now offering free boxes
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DRYWALL and panting, special. starting at $99 and
boaro-ng ta;;ing,lextunng, up Call for information.
renovations and repairs 725.0005 or 427.0005
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Service 8 Installation
24 HR Monitoring
(416)283-7321
LAWN CUTTING
Ajax 8 Pickering
Weekly basis
$12-$15
Student operated
Leave message for
Jeff
SIGON c n fr • rd I y -- (416) 219-4433
central and commercial 0 5 tic` 072 penance Free estimates.
►DUCTWORK ^.sta-ped• Serving Durham Region for sernng Durham Rg01 for Sewing Clutha, and out of
moved relocated Excellent over 15 yrs Free consuha- 19 yrs Additions. surx*cks, town area Ken 434-4500
rates Free estimates E{ec- bon Call Jeff 905-426- Data doors, windows, rec-
lrosiatic air cleaners, hu- 5706. rooms. flagstone. free iii
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Call Paul 428-0295 Speo,al,zing in brick. block Since 1965
and chimneys All general • ' andyman Intenonexterior
ECO 'epairs All workmanship • patntinglpapermg
Drywall i ACOUStICS Guaranteed, photos, rater- qualify craftsmanship
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Reatlential - Commercal Estimates Call 7 days
Steel 6 wood Frothing week.(905)579-3811
Taping 6 Tee -Bar
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(905)427-7611 guaranteed (905) 665-
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EUROPEAN tile special- P.H.P.S(post hotels y
s'. will renovate your bath- D•�a set) Post tales
with pickup will
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g. raobllirg. sod
d. flower bed del
N and pruning
moving jobs.
Cam Vic
428-8907
room, or kitchen walls. as drilled, all concrete sup- TUDOR Rose Renovation
well as it= tiles Good ref- plied , Sono tubes nstaftl 8 Handyman Service.
erences and satisfaction Bobcat Services. available. Quality carpentry. electrical.
guaranteed. For free esti- Cedar b pressure treated pluff g, drywall, painting
mates cal D. Dykstra 725- lumber. All work guar- 8 decorating. Complete
4913 anteed. Serving Dutnarrs for homeloMice work. Small
12 years. Access code 404 tabs wekxww. Reasonable
9036hvw for the dial tone. rates, references. Guar-
FAERKM Dial (905) 349-3636 anteed work. 723.6122
WW --ht" anytime.
FENCING
Decks, chain Ink, iron,
drilled holes, set posts.
For Free Estimates
call Steve
(905) 509.5077
Mobile
(416)409.6456
• ' • Plumbing
PLUMBER available. NI
your plumbing needs.
Complete renovations
Guaranteed lowest prices!
No job too small!! Senior
discount. (905) 432.2913
ALVIN SAMEDAV
PLUMBING licensed
plumber. no job too small.
no job 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-
tn„ ;, t"ill „fi tions, new bathrooms and
renovations, pump sales
and service free estimates.
686-5172 24 hrs.
PAINTING
SINCE 1981
Fast and efficient
painting at a
reasonable rate.
Free
estimates
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior b Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, dean,
reliable service.
420-0081
re -M,
Flooring,
• , Carpeting
HEINRICH
LANDSCAPING
Interlocking Stones
8 Ponds
Retaining Walls
Condo 3 Comm
Maint
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Contractor
905-839-5349
• • Lawn Mower LARGE secluded of o,
• • Repair peaceful, south bay. South
CARPET Installations - 25 of Fitton near Milford On-
ye�,rs experence, re- tano. 3 bedroom. 2 baths.
stretching. our speciality LAWNMOWERS - Tune- large glass and screen sun
Free estimates D d N up, oil change, sharpen room• picnic table. gas
Duncan. 987-t 799 or 967- blade. only $35 + parts B80. 40 ft dock, *a 4 tt
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( Pick-up/delw$576/week Call (613) 476-
ery from Pick- 1060
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small. we price them all!
SMALL ENGINE SHOP
• services
Free estimates, senors
905-728-2716
discount, short notice
moves Appliances moved,
It
MAGICIAN, clown friends,
also storage space avan-
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"
ready to entertain for any
able. Comparable rates CLEANING•
Utldsiewing
age, any occasion. Birth -
call 432-2850.days,
promotions, open-
ings, fund raisers. Magic
YEN with large truck will
GREENTHUMB Total
shows are fun! Lettuce
do household moves, rest-
Property Maintenance Pro-
help. 839-7057 or 728-
dential, commercial. All
dgvis grams from $19.75 per
8334.
types at mores. Call Cad ormonthlawn
Se. 5 step
RABBITwanis work doing
Jare 427-2856.
r Programs Per
magic for chikken's parties
year. Call 1-800-760-1058.
and all occassions. Have
IIICHALSKI MOVING -
my own magician. Call Er -
houses, apartments, offices.
4
AU NATURAL - Lawn
9 J65
nie 668-4932,
appk•rw•s and piano spe- 2
8 - 7 care, landscaping. therm
ctalists. Senior and mid-
cal free!! Sodding. Seed -
• Driving
-8.0
month discounts. Licensed.
ing. Aerating. Fertiliizing. In
• • SGIf0013
U
insured. Free estimates.
terlod", Gardens. Ponds.
Excellent service. Call 436-
7795.
EXp•r'I F I ,
Goss Movers
BarW rates, homes,
offices, apt., etc.
Piano movrg
Packing avaiable. _
SELLING
YOUR HOME?
Itxrjlm t)IbM Our
HOIIM FOR 9Ala
FAICHAGB
676-9436
SERVICE
Complete & quality
household cleaning
weekly, bi-weekly,
occasionally
101% off for Seniors
Insured & Bonded
SOS-6194MM
Saturday service available
Pabos, Fences. Free esti-
mates. Call Doug 571- ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING
0360. SCHOOL offers SUMMER
BREAK 4 day APPROVED
GREENTHUMB top soil, COURSE M.T.O. $279.
cedar mulcts, cedar hedg- (June 24 -June 27). Also
es, fences, ducks, intedock- regular courses offered.
ing brick. Spring spacial on 428-1717.
Now! Call 1.800-760-1058.
Gardening b am
Gardening &re -M, Landscaping Landscaping
TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA
cA&LAlso tree stump removal.
jNzK >t•x DISCOUNT FOR SENSORS.
or AVOID SPRING RUSH
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THE DURHAM ADVANTAGE
All, All,
WORK?
Durham College is offering an eight week Micro -Computer
Skills Certificate training program for individuals who wish
to acquire or improve their micro -co mputer skills. Upon
completion of this program, graduates will he prepared for
entry level positions in a business environment.
Every four weeks, starting June 24, students will be
able to enrol in the program. In eight weeks, students will
be proficient in computer programs such as Introduction
to Microcomputers - Windows & DOS, Word 6.0, Excel
5.0, Access and Powerpoint.
Come to Durham College and start to prepare for
employment in a computer, business environment.
Program begins June 24 with Call today for mors
enrol. tort& every fan weeks intlormation at
Monday • Friday 9 am - 3 Point. 721.3300
Educating You for the Real World.
AUTOMOTIVE CAREERS
GEN-ERAL MOTORS
MARK ILAM
e art: a busv,r( vi ing (-IN] 1 c.ilt'r ,urrently
g
::iturviewing for the allowing positions:
en cd Tune- I;p Technicians LicerLsed General Technicians
Control Tower Operator Warranty Clerk
i here arc excrllrnt opportunities for highly
I:io tivated individuals who possess a team spirit and
.in enthusiastic attitude.
We clffL'r competitive % ages, company benefits and
n excellent -working environment.
.L•ase fax resume to 905-294-9858 Chris 'MacMillan
Fixed Operations M:Inager
NOR-n4+16po
INTE
5336 HIGHWAY 7, MARKHAM, ONTARIO L3P 1819
Start Immediately
$400 per week
$20,000 annually plus
bonuses
- Payday every Saturday
- No experience necessary
- No layoffs or strikes
- Must be able to lift 35 Ibis.
Ajax Distribution company of consumer
products needs 6 people to work in
distribution department. Individuals
must possess a positive attitude to work
In entry level positions up to management.
Call 427-6926
Monday only -
TALENT TEST
No experienm. AN
ages. Modeling T.V.
commercial. Fim. No
classes! No photo
Shoots! Real !
Real Worliji Free
Interviews.
(416)362-9966
Ive pay you directly to
ssemble our products.
Easy work. No
or FREE details send
S.A.S.E.to
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DIRECT
DRIVER
PERSONNEL INC.
AZ DRIVERS
REWIRED
- Two y8= experience
e. heart abstract
PART TIME and Full
Time positions avail
able.
Call Fred Hines -
571.2795
Or fax resume to:
571-2742
ire tar
Enterprises LICENSED HAIRDRESS-
348 Liverpool Rd, Suite 215 ER, required for Oshawa
Pickering, OI1L, L1V 6113 Centre Hair Stylists, post
tions also available for es.
- thetician 8 nail technician,
XT
please apply with In Or call
Mary at 728-4623
DIRECT SALES MANAG-
ER- $40-$75.000 first year.
MA -LE ENTERPRISES
LTD is expanding its dis-
play marketing operations
Must have reliable vehicle.
able to recruit and super.
vise salespeople Two
months training provided
Fax resume 721-9579 or
Call 721-9679
DRIVE wanted. weekdays.
from SrrrtcoetGOb. Oshawa
to Woodbine/1-11wry#7. Mark.
ham. Will pay for gas. Call
John 905-436-9559.
iIELP_
WANTED
Pidterirtg area Taxi
Ctxflpany.
Requires Drivers 8
AAUIO Mechanic
imnediatey
Full /peR/time
-0"
DRIVERS with own vehicle,
part time days. Call Bill
579-9603.
EARN SJOWBOOK or
TV., script you read from -
home! Also earn $627/
week. Light asserllWy.cfen-
cal, Call 24 his. hot line
GAILLIND
Requires
Cleaners, days
and evenings
drivers license
an asset.
683-7515
PROJECT
COORDINATOR
HIV/AIDS SKILLS FOR
PREVENTION
Combination of post graduate education and
experience in education/training and
development and working with volunteers in a
non-profit, community based organization;
knowledge and understanding of issues related
to HIVIAIDS; excellent written and oral
communication skills: knowledge of
WordPerfect; ability to work In an organized
manner with minimal supervision, use of car
essential. training available.
Qualified candidates for this part time 8 month
contract are invited to submit a resume by June
28, 1996 to:
THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
AIDS COMMITTEE OF DURHAM
209 DUNDAS STREET E. STE. 305
WHITBY, ONTARIO
L1 N 7H8
Only applicants selected for interview
will be contacted
Homeworkers
Needed
To assemae Our pro& -Is.
Free Supplies Start Im-
mediatley Free details
Send SASE to
QSE 117-T7
1057 Steeles Ave W.
North York. Ont
M2R 3X 1
HOW WOULD ro, ike 'c
eam GREAT CASH sexing
Toronto Sun subscriptions
Earn $13-171ordee Choose
your own hours' Start I111-
mediatetyl Contact Soon
Robinson or Mike Freder-
1, !416)431-7744 or 1 -
WO -994-9295
LITIGATION SECRETARY
must have experience in
family law Please contact
Lisa at(905)509-1353
LITTLE TOTS HAIR
SHOP requires !w, ar9
part tome kcencad stylists
Must like :hddren 416.
694-3777
MASSEY'S requires ex-
penerced !ell and part -lime
'.IM cooks. hoslesslhost
Berson. Apply in person
774 Liverpool Rd S Pick
enng.
POOL CONSTRUCTION
7ecipie wanted full time
Phone for details 905-886-
1652. 9-5 p m
POST SECONDAR',
GRADUATES
Let Graduate
Placement Services
help you find a job
Fax resume to:
905-571.4319
Voice 905-571-6579
WO
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SALES OPPORTUNITY
'Ne are 'ooking for adds
tional sales reps IO market
our WATER TREATMENT
Equipment, Expenence
preferred. however a barn
mg program �s provided
We offer salary, car allow-
ance commission program
company benefit program.
for an interview tail Aqua -
fine. 1-800-668-2080
Office
Help
CONTROLLER, Secre-
tary -Treasure. required for
a medium size printing
company The successful
applicant should have
previous financial manage-
ment responsibilities. with
an accounting designator
within a company having
annual sales of approx-
xnately S10 MJlion Applic
ant should be comfortable
in a computerized ereNron-
ment and previous expen
once in computer systems
upgrading would be a deli -
mile asset Responses
should tui submitted in
wmrng to Ronald G Taylor.
Maracle Press Lurxted, Box
606, Oshawa Ontario L1H
7N4
IF you are marred. single
single parent. separated or
divorced you may quality,
'or Financial Assistance
DIPICERT programs avail
able Quark. Illustrator,
Photo Shop. Director.
Premier. Access. Acepac,
Autocad. C... Visual Basic.
i,nrx. Novell Engineer.
Nmdows N T Small Talk.
Power Point. Word. Excel.
_urham Business Comput
r College. 427-3010
R.I.B.O. licensed CSR.
Alax P CKeri; -"ranee
Broker 3 years experience
and computer skills pre -
'erred Salary commensu-
'ate with experience Please
sand resume to File #9637
Oshawa This Week PO
Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario
L1H 7L5
Office
OfficeHelp I Help
ADMMSTRAU"
ASSISTANT
REQUE ED "A THE SPOfltr
OF CVRL[NG
We are looking for a personable. energetic
individual with strong computer knowledge
of Microsoft Office software. General book-
keeping skills would be an asset. Access to
a vehicle is necessary.
The ideal candidate is a team player with a,
minimum of three years experience who has
excellent verbal and written communication
skills.
The position is an annual 10 month
contract. running from August -May. Office
hours will be Monday to Thursday from 8:30
a.m. - 3:30 p.m. but we can be flexible. The
salary range is $11.00 - 14.00 per hour
based on yuahfications.
Please forward your resume to arri%c no later
than June 19, 1996 at 122.0 noun to the
following:
Ontario Curling Association
1400 Bayly St., Office Mall 2, ft2B
Pickering, Ontario L1W 3R2
ONE BUSH cora or y
Q� % T seasoned dry hardwood
B ILT-IN 3886 you PckuP 575-
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
Automotive Sales Career
GENERAL MOTORS
MARKHAM
We are cufferft interviewing for the position of
new car safes person. This is an excellent oppor-
tunity for a man or woman who is experienced in
retail sales. We provide a professional sales wwi-
ronmerlt, strong management support, including
a salary & bonus program.
This established Markham location provides
good showroom traffic, a wide selection of inven-
tory and a friendly working ernironment.
If you have an en tRisiastic personality and a
strong desire to succeed please phone or fax
your resumd.
Contact Bob Wallace
North Pointe Chevrolet Geo Oldsmobile
Phone 905-294-1440 Fax: 905-294-9858
NO INTE
SKIDS 3 Pallets for fire-
wood. hamwood 8 „ft
wood mixed. pre cut c' ^'r
ken, delivery available
urge 3 small loads Limited
rime offer call (905)430-
9613
Flea
FMI Market
DINING ROOM s me with
small ^mina sab,ret 2 ar-
c -airs, 2 regular :rags
math needlepoint seats
$500 686-2966
Articles
For Sale
2 PIZZA UvENS Ielectnci
-alio us an offer Good
--,ndrt.on 905-986-' :'8?
'-ome. 905-263-8383 shop
386 COMPUTER, PACK
LRD BELL monitor
n th tower, and r-oirr prr1
asking S75C firm Teie-
one 72'-2093
AIR conditioner -eeded
^IC. ,er :a arge
? TU's Must be in excellent
.:nortion 434.5780
ART' L meted
Editions
--rsha Romance
Ehzaberr-
?..rrry. Protess,onauy
r>Imed. double
matted
:'est sell S'20
905 725
%199
BBQ s1 s0 d esser night
'aoles S'-; 2 dishwashers
5'25. 5200assorted biro
-.ages S15 3 c VCR Sh)
,-n headboards 6 •ai,s
>'00 Junior headocard
;okcase $45 electric
---sr pump S40 monitor
Si() Oaby bath S35. .nllds
.-mar � 7 yrs S50 double
-tadboard 6 'ahs S25
-twborn car seat S25 2
-''d tables b coffee tale
:125 434 7075 or 434
'60 leave'nessaga
BEDROOM SUITE. It-
' -±w PC sol4.
veseal chair wrote
.)OC 29• TV S350. Tv
,b,nel S8C cradle s5c
Ir _onWtioner 5200. 428 -
Sales HospitalDaycare Daycare
Help; Agents I IAedicaWental Available M9 Available
Skilled
Help
3RD YEAR APPRENTICE
MECHANIC -egwreo for
busy east and Scarbor-
ough tire centre Must nave
Own tools Calf Garry 416-
284-9296
BRICKLAYER and helper
required by a small mason-
ry company. Experience re
quired 683-9518
GENERAL MACHINIST
with CNC programming 8
operating experience. Ment
mum 5 years experience
Competitive wage b good
working conditions. Picker-
ing 905-831-4755 Fax 905-
831-4756.
WANTED
Mass "An
Motor Vehicle
Mechanic
for general repair
auto facility in
Whitby. Must have
gixxl diagnostic
capablliucs.
Hourly pa).
Fax resume to:
430-1222
ESTHETICIAN
requlron :ti a bus, '-:I
service skin ;are
salon In Scarborough
Must be fully qualified
In all facets of of
esthetics
Please tax resume tc
282-'321
HYGIENIST
•. z:ar, an some
Saturdays Sena 'esurne to
File #9641 co This Week
P 0 Box 481 Oshawa Or
'arioL!H %5
MEDICAL TRANSCRIP-
TIONIST. 'eajaec
Ing Dpe'ar:ire reportsdis
charge summaries ana Ra
chology in Word Pedect
Only those w-th extersve
experience need apply
Sena resume to 633 King
St. East. Suite 204. L' H
1G3
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS.
Sr Private Rehab Client
Jr Oshawa to Pickering
Excellent growth potential
Tanya Tel (416)598-4020
Fax (416)598-3963
W5aycare
Wanted
children: 9 years 8 8
months, for 2-3 daysrweek.
Including alternate wee-
kends in 1W home Mature
elderly -type person Refer-
ences, receipts required
683-1480 after 4pm
EXPERIENCE full time
childcare giver wanted in
my Horne, ages 3 1;2 8 14
months. Ajax area. Ret es-
sential Stan Aug 261n
Call 686-7311
IDEAL for responsible
student In my home for 7
year old boy. July 1st to
26th on Shadybrook Dr
Call 837-1642
NANNY, non smoker, ma
Woe .Ive-Out. 3 children AI.
tons Sheppard. must have
car Must have references
905-509-3379
INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD
' environ -(I r .
Licensed by M C S S
Reasonable
;'•1celpts. flexible hcurs Call
DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE
509 1207
Daycare
• I Wanted
NANNY.'HOUSEKEEP-
ER -.-,ed r a a. -ire
2 boys under 5
years Contact Rob week
Jays 14.6 5044393 eve
and weekeras (905 686-
2534
PICKERING Walnut Lane
area :�zystter wanted .n
my home. shift work 'e-
j..,red. references re.
gu.red Ca11839-3551
Daycare
• Available
DAYCARE AVAILABLE
In my Home. 6 yrs experi-
ence. reasonaDle rates. all
ages welccmed. Hwy 2 and
White's Rd Pickenng 831-
1632
EXPERIENCED IRISH
NANNY - June-Sept,19
yrs old. five-nlout. loves
outdoors, dependable.
trustworthy, referencea're-
sume available. Info.
Elaine 416-359-7679.
LOVING patient mom of
2 will provide daycare In
our home, nutntious lunch-
eslsnacks. activitiesiout-
ings. Westneyr'Ritchie area.
Receipts given Call 428-
3964
QUALITY Home Daycare
in a warm iowng environ-
ment provided by experi-
enced pre-school teacher
educational assistantimom
Rosslan d: Harmony Deb
4040541
RN, mother of 2will pro
vide Jaycare in her home
Nutritious snacks meals
Receipts given F ct, Val
ley Farm area Call An
neve at 831-6171
CARPET 3 rooms. $299
ces 35 yams c'
:Arpetpremium pad and
-staliation Sal 305-432
2 750
Carpet Broker 1001.
NylOr -Ick : _sr stain re.
sistant carpe' For 3 rooms
only $369 00 Price in-
cludes 30 So yds carpe'
Jeluxe pad andnstailivv r
In your home Free qu,,ia-
tion in your home No r
terest. no payment for one
full year. Daniel 1-800-
217-0104
CARPET MILL DIS-
TRIBUTORS, mcntns
No payments. No interest.
(OAC; 3 rooms (30sq yds
Installed with deluxe pad
from only S399 Specials
on V,ny, Ceramic wd
Hardwood Flooring Free
Shop At Home '-800-663-
6046
CARPETS - :ots of carpet
100', nylon, hew stain re-
lease carpets on hand.I will
carpet 3 rooms, $349 Price
mclud6s carpet. premium
pad. expert installation. f si
delivery free estimates 130
yards). Norman 686-2314
COMPUTER. 386 system
with 4 MEG memory moro-
tor. printer. $450 486 10C
Mhz, 420 MEG hard -drive
4 MEG memory. SVGA co-
lour monitor 5850 Dot ma-
trix printer, S69 905-430-
5615
COMPUTERS - NEW
486 DX2 66'S 'ull t _e
with warranty $599 Per!.
um 100 with t J8 GB drive
8 mb ram et. Si 2,-
$43 per month Usea 386 s
VGA coo
monitors 'mom S135 For
June we pay :ne GST
Computer Clearance t:�
ter 6973059 (Bouin a -
luxe)
. .. ..+.,•.alrune`...: sr,4r:'S"r'+i'=.R'S7kYi-. ._ _
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Recreational
Articles Articles Articles Articles Computer , Comply rt, ' TrailersRE � y���
For Sale For Sale 0 Wanted Wanted Video
1975 GMC CENTURION
RV, low miles, completely
reconditioned. new lur-
nace,new water heater and
more, certified, $9000. Also
Tow Dopey with all related
equipment, $900 905-
697-0329 anytime
1979 MIDAS 29' Class
'A' motor home, GMC 454.
63.879mdes, excellent con-
dition. Large generator,
roof air, awning, built-in va-
cuum system, microwave.
large double -door fridge,
lull rear bathroom. new car-
pet. sleeps 6, certified Ask
Ing $16.900 905-655-
8590
Apartments A M11
For Rent
NEEDFUL 77MGS
BY ELIZABETH
Sale on Now thru June 20. Complete
Imentorc clear out sale 50'7( off all items,
except gift baskets & food items 30'7t tiff.
teachers gifts, floral designs, wood pieces.
candles & holders. rugs & placements. pot
pourrl. Christmas nems rte.
Hours Mon - Fri 10-6, Sat. 10-4
956 Dillingham Rd.
(9051839-6333.
Try Ultra -Tie
with Bleach
Available in
551b bag & 331b pail
Call Dorlo Ltd.
905-427-0257
DINING ROOM - a -
ol .� e 6 Cha --e & hutch.
$900 Washer & dryer.
$400,pair Stove. $150 10 -
speed bike, ladies. S75
Ping -Dong table. $50 8Hp
motor & mower. $100 905-
579-3014
DINING TENT, green
house " x *1 x 8 4, high
quality. green and white
striped root. one year old
436-6966
DININGROOM suite. oval
tabie 4 -airs buhet &
hutch w:diamond glass
front Carved walnut, excel-
lent condition. asking
$1200 (905)579-1943 or
(905)723-3465
FOR SALE exercise
equipment. bunk beds
stove BOO & bicycles Call
between 6p- !Opm Call
905-686-8438
HARDEN sold cherry low
bey Goddarc dwst. queen
4 poster bad. dung room.
ee�w�tta Chair, and more like
new 9051420-5635
Hot point diamond serial
Indge & stove. only 3 mon
use $1500 a pair Can
Geoff 6192105
LINGERIE Undercover
Wea- e! is bring our
boutique into your home
For bookings or Career into
call Pam 686-9084
MOVING SALE. queen
sota bec $50C matching
Loveseat $300. ON Sod
sue• $250 stereo set 5250.
JVC VCR like new 52510.
kitchen table, 4 chars with
pads. $175. 17 6 indigo
S75. freezer $100. full size
office desk $75 668-0064
MUST SELL'- 2 12' Crunch
bandpass box at 5250 AM,
FM 7510 ALPINE tape deck
at $150 4 Channel. 25W
AMP MEI at $100 Pyramo
Gad renes. 6OW tweeters
at S20 Call 427-1822
FILING CABINETS -
NEW ane used hung Cabi-
nets from only $69 99
whole quantities last 2.3.4.5
drawer lateral cabinets
starting from only $99 99
and up Quality new and
esec chairs from only
$1999 and up. Steel
desks $49 99 Speedy Of -
lice Centre 668-0800
Whitby
Oak table w/6 press back
chairs, perfect Conditior.
$925 Oak desk, w4eather
top. 5375 Antique side
board, table and 6 Chairs.
WO, 0.8.0 404-2322/
404-2321
OAKMNIE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail prices? One
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturers is now
selling Brea to the public.
Eg. said oak 7 pc. dting-
poom or 6 pc. solid pine
bedroom, your choice
$1995. many stain choices.
Tradional Woodworking
905-985-8774
OVER 100 steel insulated
chanywood door slabs. $75
and up. Oshawa 433.2323_
PALLISER MAUVE, sec-
tional. 10X10, 2 reclining
chairs, with pull out couch,
)lint storage. new Sept. 95.
asking $1700 O.B.O., 9 pc
antique solid wood dining
room set. expensive carv-
ings with needle point
chairs. Must be seen.
$3800. 0.8.0., 2 matching
wlape captains beds with 4
drawers, with 2 dressers.
Excellent condition asking
$1200. Nurses uniforms
brand new. Call for details.
433-4647
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Please
exc.se the mess we're
renovating! New and used
pianos Not sure) Rent to
own, apt sizeupnght.
grand. digital, keyboards
All 1995 merchandise re-
duced' Telep Piano Works.
433-1491
We specialize in VCR, TV, stereo repairs.
IME ALSO PAY CASH FOR: TV's, stereos,
camcorders, guitars, tools, gold jewellery,
CD's, VHS movies, anything you have....
INTERNET SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579-4400
ANTIQUES Absolutely. Automobiles Automobiles
Purchasing furnitureor an-
ything old. Scientific instru-
ments. China, silver, adver-
tising, toys, decoys. dolls,
milk bottles. C011ectrons or
estates Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooklin
Petstsuppies/
e Boardjrlg
for Sale WI For Sale
BARK control collars radio 1979 CORVETTE. pearl-
fence systems Dog & Cat
Grooming available at
FAMILY PET FOODS 905-
509-3417
GODZILLA meets Cer-
f9car Sale of the Cen-
while, glass t -roots, p/w. air, tury. Prices may shock
auto. 64.000 original miles. You. 35 certified, ve-
no winters. asking $8900 conditioned vehicles
Call 905-579-2187 even- eg 1995 Neon Hiline, air
ELECTRIC carpet stapler
trutk5. e c (
9013
ings, 905.723-3905 days
auto , perfect. sale $11995:
gun and.or underpad sta-
COLLIE pups for safe.
WANTED 2 pizza pro.
90 Astro CL loaded. beau-
pler in good working condi
CKGregistered, eyes
1983 Chevene. only
ty. $9.495. 89 Grand Cara -
on Please cal 434 3976
checked first shots. sable &
112,000 kms. good body.
van LE, Burgundy, loaded
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
blue -merle. female/male.
new tires automatic $1300
56.995. 87 Blazer 4 x 4
Voice Data System Call
ready to go now Call (705)
o b o Phone 668-8953
loaded. mint. $7.495 . 92
Fred at 576-9335
277-2528.
(home) or 666-7058 (bus)
Cavalier R S Coupe. load -
Instrument duster Excel -
(416) 281 -MM
$75 VCR, $140 Table & 4
ed. V-6, $8.495. 90 Fire -
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
Voice Data System Call
GOOD LUCK in Chinese
1983 T -BIRD 2 dr, power
bird. black, loaded T -tops.
Fred at 576-9335
history was to own a Lhasa
steering power brakes.
58,850 . 89 Pontiac Temp-
or. $14999 Microwave.
�o Non shedding, non
good body. good tires,
est, auto. air. $4,295. 89
SALE RECONDI-
SALE
allergic, health guarantee,
selling as is $1.250. 420-
Mazda 323 Auto. high kmsTION.
RS
WASHERS
vet needled Payment
2815
A 1, $2.295 90 Mazda 626
Dryers 'ram $t5C up 3
terms available (705) 786-
A & A TOWING, Pay S50-
auto. air. $6.995. 87 Ofd
day ovarian available
ry
3124
1985 Grand Am, automat-
Cutlass Supreme. $3.795.
WANTED. appliances
travel Can collect Jennifer
.c V6 working condition
g1 Mtan 5 sod loaded
working or not washers &
dryers. repair service $35
and up. Service calls flat
rate 905-438-8183
UNWANTED Scrap metal
PRE -SUMMER SALE pocked up. Indges. stoves.
Reccrditioned air condi- wa5ners. dryers. cars.
t Call 905)430-
us V.
Lost or stolen .n Black $600 as is Call (416)215- low kms, $5495 Certicar
stock area. 2 1.2 year old 3107 Bernard after 6pm Auto, Center, 155 King
male dog. pure bred. Great (905)509-4892 St. W., At Midtown
Pyrenean. long tzar, white. Mall. 579.2886 Open
ear tattoo. VOSIC. name 19.7 Hyundai Pony. 4 dr Sunday. Be There!!
Samson. for into call hatchback. standard. as is,
(905)986r-5051 REWARD nus great S750 or best 1991 Z24 5 -speed. air.
1 P Mkk Mfm 110 000 km
boners. $19999 & up
Apartment size freezer.
trutk5. e c (
9013
BREEDING CKC regis-
Offer Ask or at or of
434-8431
a Cass_.
$8500 can 1989 Honda
5150 Apartment size
WANTED 2 pizza pro.
tared Siberian Husky for
Wicker couch. char, coffee
Cmc DX. auto. 3 dr hatch -
washer & dryer, $500,set
pane ovens. 2 fryers.
racing and show since
1988 PONTIAC 6000 LE.
pack. light due, dark blue
Sony camcorder. $450
shoolvi alarm system, wet
1986. available 3 female
V6. 4 door. auto, a/c. Wool p'
interior 54650 Can Dave
Dresser, 550 Couch &
co2 unit (fire extinguisher
puppies with blue eyes.
I, Pit, arnilm cassette radio
576-6130.
love -seat. 5225 Stove
system) 905-986-1087
guaranteed. first shots. de-
Instrument duster Excel -
(416) 281 -MM
$75 VCR, $140 Table & 4
hone. 905-263-8383 shop
wpm, also some house-
lent condition 163,000
Automobiles
mars. $189 99 Dkshwash.
WANTED. for big casn.
trained adults. Inquines
kms. hill driven S40DO 'in-
1 Wanted
or. $14999 Microwave.
Roya, Winton China with all
(613)395-5578
comfied Call 905-839-
RCA 18' SATELLITE
$5999 Laser Disc player.
over little flowers for exam -
Bronco 11, V6, 4x4, auto,
9%9
CDS, records, posters, Aim, Conics, Sports
5300 & much more Ask
Pie tea or coffee pots 5250
HOMES NEEDED Kit-
1988 Spnnt. red on gray.
A & A TOWING, Pay S50-
about our 30 day guaran
Breakfast sets S35C Will
tars with 1st nosier adult
new clutch. pads. rotor,
55000 cast, for used &
tee We buy & sell almost
anything Call Rock Bottom
travel Can collect Jennifer
Cats. marry afraadY spayed
shoes. and exhaust
scrap Cars & to 24 firs
Deals 22 Simcce St hi
1-905-641 2080
or neut•r•d, many rtnedium
135.000 km Excellent run-
05-86
7 Sys Call 905-6 5003
from 9 30am-6pm 436-
WE PAY CASH for used
to liege Dred Dogs awaiting
Hing car $2750 cert Also
or 905-706-5234. 30 mm
1320
golf clubs in line skates &
your Cal Pet supplies and
1984 Dodge 600. mint
service
money down. Rent to own
e a os as
by phone for as littlS6.00/week.
ce skates Open 7 days a
d o tions also welcome
shape. $500 as is. Good hx-
Can
SHEDMAN Ouality barn
week REBOUND SPORTS
Call DURHAM ANIMAL
or -upper 433-7934. ask for
AUTOMOBILES and
style snec t.! 8 X 8'. SPE-
Brock Rd / Hwy 2. Picker.
ADOPTION at 905.263-
Dean. atter 6 p rn
trucks wanted for scrap
CIAL ONLY 5295 pus tax
'ng 905-683-3476
8915
1909 S 10 Pick Up truck
Any condition. any age.
Many other sizes and styles
BRONTE +
ATTENTION: Dog Own-
red. 5 speed. 77K only. has
lee removal in the Durham
available Also garages
ppolS,
ers Doggie Dooley Pet
spoiler or all around
Region. Cash pad Also
and decks 761 McKay RdSpa
Waste Systems starting at
Chrome mag wheels .
no~. 75 to '87 Chev or
Unit 3. Pickering. For more
washer and dryers. Ste-
$5499 up to 150 Ib wt
dean 55995 (905) 831-
GMC pickup for parts Can
into can 905-619-2093
Cog Life Jackets starting at
8729
anytime. Oshawa 431
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
$25. 320 Fife Hydrant in-
19W ACCLAIM AUTO. air
0407
SOFA & 2 chars $325.
IF x 24' rectangular Kayak
door/outdoor Lifetime
$499500 can, 1988 Cava -
love sea & 2 Chars 5225
pop includes decks & 'enc-
Guarantee Ball. 9-9. 7
lier 130 km. 53995 cert
CARS FOR CASH! We
washer $135 bed sofa
ig $4.995 Meets -ocal fry-
days/week •905)723-5413,
1986 Buick Century. 11okm
buy used vehiUes Vent -
$250. bedroom state $495.
laws 25yr warranty 1-800-
Fax 723-1466
53895 Cort 1987 Chev
des must be in running
table & chars S55 dressers
668-7564 Pickenng/Ajax,
Camaro auto $3695 Carl
condition Call 427-2415
$45 each TV $110, desk phone 416-798-7509
$50, many oMer items �-
697-3532•
Lost &
•40krr $10.200 can 1988
• o Found
SOLID WOOD rade &
SALES
Chairs Antique dining suite
Wicker couch. char, coffee
FOUND- female German
table Glass coffee & and
Sheppard cross. in the
tables Dresser, desk with
Harwood Av area Found
hutch. 2 right tables Fridge
in mid-May Cal 433-3860.
& stove 12000 STV A/C
reeve message
Professional weight equip-
original miles. Custom cap.
ment 18 if boat with 160B
Pe"i'S
mercury MUST SELL'l
'
''`'ard"
9M-436-1204
up to $100
STORE AND EQUIP- 2 MALE purebred Toy
MENT. Ice cream freezer. ploodes. for sale. no pa -
pop fridges propane fryer Pets• horns raised, ready 10
' 192 Dodge Caravan LE
Or come to 479 Bayly St
•40krr $10.200 can 1988
Eau. Ajax at MURAD AUTO
Chrysler Now Yorker
SALES
-Loaded'. only $5295 Cert
1985 Full size Blazer 4.4
Gillrogillid�,.....I
"ai'�b"'
, Ytllfd S 1
loaded. $4395 cert 1986
WANTED
Conversion van Ford great
DEAD OR ALIVE
traveling $3995 can 1967
'FREE' towing for scrap
B2000 Mazda Plup with
used or abandoned cars
cap 53995 Cert 1980.1985
original miles. Custom cap.
Toyota 4x4 auto & stick 10
bucks th pick-up,
choose. Many certified cars
top prices paid.
to choose form under
up to $100
$3000 Financing avail-
Auto
(416) 281499
able McMillan & Wife
200 Dundas St W Whitby
(416) 281 -MM
Ontano 666-3361. We also
ION Bronco XLT loaded,
Install Trailer Hitchs & al -
load rust area` a Trucks
and grill. shaving, pump
go, brown and apricot
1990 SPRINT CON-
for Sale
ing fixture mist 32' x 10'
S300 905-723.0464
VERTIBLE. 88war-
rarity, well maintained.
trailer Viewing July 8th
1996 2pm to Bpm. 905-
Gillrogillid�,.....I
"ai'�b"'
, Ytllfd S 1
great Gond.. non-smoker,
cert $5500. OBO. 905-
III" GMC 12 ton Classic
dt Full size box. 6 ey-
623-4017
Yard gales
723-2098.
r
linder heavy duty. 57,000
li
KENWOOD 200 watt
1991 Ford Crown Victoria,
original miles. Custom cap.
complete home stereo m•
COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE
air con., 351 cu. in.. ps. pb.
Must be sewn. A good deal
tem. 5 Doc Co. dual cal
(aywood Mad Aiax
certified $5000 obo.
at $2.995. Cal 433-1310.
settle. tower speakers. Rent
up t0 100 tables
725-4865
ION Bronco XLT loaded,
to own by phone from
$7.50/week. Call today
Sat. June 8,10-5 p.m.
1992 Chevy Lumina Van,
3.8 motor, over drive, non
6 cylinder automatic. 4x4,
(905) 571.1413.
pony rides and Other Special events
smoker, loaded.. a/c, orrVkn
lock ig hubs, 7-12 ft. plow
pss•tul Many more extras.
& harness $4400. 1986
RCA 18' SATELLITE
$12,500. (905)728-4917
Bronco 11, V6, 4x4, auto,
DISH, digital sourWlpiclure,tela
remote, over 175 channels
CDS, records, posters, Aim, Conics, Sports
MAZDA Protege
new rad & universals,
transmission not shifting
to choose from. RENT TO
cards, Beafes, Nirvana, Elvis, KISS, W more.
S.E. 5 -speed, air. green,
power sun -root, sealer,
property. $1300. Phone
OWN BY PHONE. Only
Sun June 9, 10- 3pm
130.000 holy km, lady dn-
(905)433-0775
SB.88/week. Call 905-571-
7*4KAJUA ST- 111YAMY
von. one owner.Ask ing
19110 CHEV Chsyawe,
1413.
Into 728-5369.
90
$9,500. Call 5-432-
8127. Cerohed.
red, 88.000 original kms.,
TOSHIBA 27• stereo tale-
305 v-8, auto, box Icer.
vision. Bonus 6 yr. parts
1994 DODGE Shadow 2
59500. Call 729-6M
and labour warranty. No
ANWAL STREET SALE
doorgreen on silver blah,
,
money down. Rent to own
e a os as
by phone for as littlS6.00/week.
1ne �M ST.
auto, air, arNfm cassette,
bal 7 year warranty,
1969 BLAZER 4X4, load -
ed with options, like new,
Can
June 8, Rain date June 9
X132.• $8,000. Mike
miles. Certified.
571-1413.
Say s� �
Asking or best off -
WASHERS, dryers. fridge.
�"'M''wwt
er.0$18,300.
w.906-4381611.
stove, new and recondi-
boned, W25 and up for re-
ANNUAL 2 STREET SALE, OVER 15 HOMES.
Well fax or mail
Vaud
FRI
Conditioned washer, $175
BRONTE +
you a list telYrtg you
4 Wheel Drive
and up for reconditioned
dryers. $175 and up for re-
(2 W. of LIVERPOOL, S. CFF GLENANNA)
where they affil
conditioned tndges and
Sat ilk Sun Jtme 8&9, Sam
Wbeels aft l Inc.
1963 PLYMOUTH,
stoves. Also coin operated
VOYAGER , Grand LE,
washer and dryers. Ste-
white, 100,000 lulls., load-
phenson's Furniture and
ed excellent condition
1965 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,
fridge, stove. microwave. 3
pc. bath New deck with
awning BBO and tool
shed $20.000 Call (905)
433-2485
1986 WYNONA TRAIL-
ER. 10 x 31, with tip out and
bay window. completely
furnished. awning, deck.
$17.000 or best offer Can
be seen at Bridge north
Trader Sales, RR11 Che-
mong Rd . Peterboro (905)
837-2658
CAMPING MEMBER-
SHIP Lifetime Camp Us
Canada $4 00 per night
Paid $3.695 Must sell
$395 U S Dollars 1.800-
236-0327
1989 PARK MODEL
trailer on beautiful lot. 36 ft
35 min. N of Oshawa. lots
of extras A/C. new shed.
small boat. etc $16.500
OBO 905-723-7020
Auto Parts
& Repairs
TOP UUALiTI pans for
Pontiac Fireblrds Leather
T -top earner, wheel caps.
trunk cover, plus other ac-
cessories Call Ian
(905)579-7167
otorcycles
1982 Honda %5v NIGHT-
HAWK, excellent condition
two helmets. cover and
saddle bags 42.000 krns.
51300 o b o Cad
(905)579-7376
INSURANCE:
Open 9 to 9 by appt
Monday to Saturday
Motorcycle. Auto, and
very competative.
Property rates.
call Jones -Dooley
Insurance Broker
(905) 427-3595
MARLEY CAV!CSC`^.
1979 XLS mint condition,
one owner. never seen
rain, stored off wheels.
4.600 ongmal miles.
$11.000 Call 571-1364 at
let 4pm
YAMAHA MAXIM, X750.
excei.ent condition, low
KMS asking $1500. Work
out Gym, good condition.
best offer, call John, (4-8)
683-4587
e Marine
161h. STARCRAFT fibre-
glass boat & trader. 75Hp
Manner, electric downng-
gers, new battery. At cal
daian, $5800. 241`7 trailer.
sleeps 8. 3 -piece bath, etc.
$4800 905-434-6954.
1987 DORAL GRANDE.
205 HP Ford Cobra. low
hours, Cuddy cabin, mcfud-
rg, Ir1Wer, fish fnder, Al
FM Cassell, compass, VHF
Radio, asking, $13,500.
(906)831-1630.
falls 14 ft. Aluminum Leg-
end Deep V wide Body
Fishing boat with 1996 20
hp. Mariner and 1996 trail-
er, only 2 hours running
lms on motor. Everything
brand new includes life
jackets and paddle 54000
firm. Cat Don 905-623-
7614.
1996 14 ft. aluminum Leg-
end Deep V Wide Body
Fishing boat with 1996 20
hp. Manner and 1996 Trad-
er, only 2 hours running
time on motor. Everything
brand new includes life
jackets and paddle $4000
firm. Call Don 905.623-
7614.
For your used boat.
We buy and sea
boats. For pickup and
delivery. Call Bit or
Brian at
140"
9333434
Appliances, 227 Court St. 1ST TIME STREET SALE 514.000.905-686-1643 PROPELLER and Skeg
Oshawa. 576-7448 VALLEY FARM RD. PICKERING. CAR FOR SALE, 87 Repairs- fast service, large
N. off 112. Sat Jure 8, 9-2 p.m. a selection, of fiberglass sup -
York 2001 weight machine Chev Cavalier, $1,000 ( 3 plies, Oshawa Glass -Fibre
with Pec attachment, m ine Oak glass table & chairs, mag wheels, new fibre- 0.8.0 call 430-8389 Products Ltd. 341 Durham
complete. Cale hment, 7 glass GMC fenders, sotfd brass & glass arched Crt., Oshawa. 905-579
fireplace doors &screen BIC. etc. 1433.
E1 1 Apartments
For Rent
Aiax- 1 bdrm large base-
ment apartment, utilities in-
cluded. parking for 1 No
pets. no smoking please
1st/last required. $600/
month. July 151. 427-
2599
ATTENTION family ori-
ented person needed for 2
room basement apt. $390
month Private bathroom,
share home Call after 2,
576-2972
ATTRACTIVE 2 -bedroom
basement apartment. 4 ap-
pliances. close to all amen-
ities. fenced backyard,
$750 inclusive Call 619
6624
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
1 & 2 Bel- ave It"
Aug 1st In newer building.
$600 & $700 all inclusive.
Laundry in budding. No
pets Call 576-6724
1, d 2 Bedroom apts in
Oshawa and Bowmanvdle.
Starting at $600/month,
fndge & stove included.
with laundry facilities. No
pets Call (905) 434-2407
1 -BEDROOM basement
apartment, fridge. stove.
Laundry. close to all ameni-
ties. $550.utihties Call
509-1755.
2 bedroom apt . Adelaide/
Park area Quiet budding
with air Immediate occu-
pancy. $750 firslAast No
pets pease Cal Joe T28-
9584
289584
2 LEVEL one bedroom
bsmt apt Kitchen, bi
shared laundry Walking
distance to bus/PTC Avail
July 1$700./mo Call Mon -
Fn 905-775-3716
3 bedroom apartments. 8
story building, close to
schools, library. South GM
pant Available orn edate-
ly and Nov 428-6328 1-
7pm for appointment
3 BEDROOM apt above
store Aiax. available July 1
No pas $700 pus utlrhes
For more information can
Philp 683-5399
A MUST SEE! Oshawa,
2 bedroom Apt m a 3 unit.
contemporary building
Clean, quiet and secure
Laundry. private yard and
parking On bus route
5685/month inclusive 1sV
last. references, no pets
668-1432 Please leave
message
AJAX, ONE BEDROOM
DOWN. $700 including
utilities, available July Ist.
No pas. (905) 427-8028
AJAX - Hwy. 2/ROTheorglen.
1 pus 1 bedroom luxury
self-contained apt. avad-
able immediately. Rent ne-
gotiable. Call 619-9280
AJAX - JULY 1ST. one
bedroom basement apart-
ment with walkout, close to
Durham Center and bus
stop. separate entrance,
parking, $595 inclusive.
Cal (905) 428-3370.
AJAX 1 -bedroom, fire-
place, A/c, pool. laundry,
parking, separate entrance.
$650 inclusive. Available
June 15th. Call 686-1755.
AJAX OXFORD TOW-
ERS- Spacious apar-
ments. quiet building, dose
to shopping. 401, GO.
Pool, sauna. 2 bedrooms
available July list and Au-
gust 1st. 3 bedrooms, till
rnedisday, July Ist and Au-
gust 1 st. 905-683-8571;
(until 7:30 p.m.). 683-5322.
AJAX SOUTH '2 bed-
room basement apartment.
separate entrance, air, no
pets. Ist/Iast. references,
$595. pus utilities. 686-
7967.
AJAX, 3-bdrm,
upper level detached
bungalow, eat -in kitchen,
palkirg, laudnty, beautiful.
$795/morth plus
213 uUtiies, non-smoking,
no pets, July 1,
427-5997.
immediately. Bright, clean
apartment in quiet budding.
near Oshawa' Centre
Laundry and parking avail.
able. No pets. Call 728-
2537 or 263-1093.
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, in Whitby Apt
budding., spacious. carpet
ad, newly painted. with bal-
cony. close to bus. shop-
ping, all utilities included,
first i last required, no pets.
1 bedroom 5650. 2 bed-
room, $750 Call 430-0134
BACHELOR apartment.
separate entrance. 4 -piece
bath. laundry. parking.
$475 all inclusive Call
839--0821
BACHELOR APT avail
able July 1st $48363 No
pas pease Cal Joe 728
9581 or John 435-0266
BASEMENT apartment,
82'Liverpool close to
shopping. GO, 1 -bedroom.
4 -piece bath, large eat -in
kitchen. a/C, cable, utilitiol
shared entrance.Suitabie
for single mature working
person quiet hone, nc
pets, no smoking $590, tsb
Lost. references 831-5249
BASEMENT apartment.
Gose v, Kcob Jill Farm.
$480/rnonlh utilities includ-
ed First and last month,
suitable for single working
person. No pas Call after
4p.m 432-8042
BEAUTIFUL LARGE
bachelor apartment, li
an. dining area. fridge.
stove. washer, dryer, out-
side entrance. country lo-
cation, park like setting. 10
minutes from Pickering
Town Centre. non smoker
$550 monthly inclusive
683-2429
OSHAWA 408 Bloc St. E
2.bdrm, July 1, 5675%
month, 2-bdrtn, August 1
5675/month. 1 bachelor,
available immediately
$500. Parking, utilities in-
cluded. Call superintendent
905-438-0651 or 416-225-
7458.
CENTRAL OSHAWA -
one bedroom apt. $550 in-
dusvie. Also 2 bedroom
apt. $750 plus hydro. In -
dudes parking. both avail-
able immediately. Also
public parking spaces --
able for rent, $40/month.
721.8627.
CLEAN 2 -bedroom apart-
ments. available imme-
diately. Close to downtown.
O.C. Starting at $650. Cal
404-0905.
DELUXE 3 -bedroom
apartments in well kept
quiet N"V. in Port Perry.
15 min. north of Oshawa,
balcony with sliding doors.
large livingroom, 1000 sq.
h. living space, 1 bath
$840 or 2 baths $855 plus
hydro. Cal 728-2255 or
985-2534.
DOWNTOWN OSHAWA 2
bedm, $495. inclusive ex-
cept hydro. Avail. July 1.
One bedm. $425. all indu-
sive, avail. June 15 or July
1.905.725-8710.
July 1st 2 bedroom, 107
Wellington St. . Whitby.
Fridge, stove, heat, parking
$750/month. Call days 427-
5888, evenings 686.7870.
KINGMfILSON 1400 sq.
ft. 3 -bedroom, available
July 1, fridge, stove, wash-
er, dryer, close to ameni-
ties, $B50 plus hydro, 721-
9728
artnlents
ffJ1W4 For Rent
LIVERPOOL BAYLY un-
usual very large 2 bedroom
basement, full kitchen,
bathroom, laundry, own en-
trance, $850 inclusive.
(416) 494-3765 No pets.
MAJOR OAKIBROCK,
Pickering, 2 -bedroom
basement apartment, sepa-
rate entrance, utilities, ca-
ble included. $725/month,
no pets, non-smoker, 1st/
last required. available July
1 sl. 619.1509.
HEAR O.C.. 3 -bedroom in
3 unit building. Clean,
quiet. fndge, stove, laundry
facilities, clothesline, park-
ing, no pets. 1SLUM.
$676.32+utilities. Aug / sl..
905-579-0658.
NEW BUILDING, im-
maculate 2 bedroom,
Rossland/Rttson (Oshawa).
appliances, laundry, secur-
ty. June 15 or Juy, 1. $750
inclusive. Please call 571-
4875.
NORTH OSHAWA- 1 bed-
room lower duplex, clean
bright laundry. 1 parking
space, non smoker, no
pets, yard. $595 inclusive.
I st/last. Available Juy 1st/
Aug 1st. Call 430-6906.
ONE BEDROOM base-
ment apartment. Ajax area.
appliances. $600 per
month inclusive. Available
immediately. (905) 619-
0575
ONE bedroom basement
apt Mary/Elgin St.. Sep.
entrance. laundry fac., in-
cludes utilities. newly reno-
vated. available July 1.
$500/mo. After 5 p.m. call
Denise 433-0068.
ONE bedroom basement
apartment. Brock Rd" 2,
available now. $560/month
Inclusive Call 683--6934 or
416-264.5884
OSHAWA (Bloor St.)
Large 2 6 3 bedroom
apartments in dean low
rise building Close to 401
8 GO. Parking. Available
Immediately. From $695./
month Phone 905-576-
4255,
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
apartment. available at 888
and 900 Glen St. Close to
schools. shopping and G.M.
Utilities included. First0last
required Call 728-4993,
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
apt ,air floor of house,
Philip Murray/Valley Dr.
$650 includes utibbas.
Available July 1 434-2575
OSHAWA. newly renovat.
ed two bedroom, includes
heat and hydro, parking
and laundry available. No
Pots . non-smokers, Call
(905)831-8030 or
19051839.1964
OSHAWA - one bedroom.
Frage stove, heat and hy-
dro Included. S592Jmonm.
Vrst/last. 434-6311
OSHAWA 2 bedroom,
$590 .n apt building. In-
cludes heat. hydro, ap-
pliances, laundry on site.
C -v -*M to 401 and city
bus routes. 433-0677.
OSHAWA Lakefront,
bright 2 -bedroom lower
apartment, large lot, laun-
dry. Parking, no pelt. avail-
able immediatey $650
Plus utdlbes, call tolled 1-
705-878-3871 or 1-705-
324.5587.
THE NONOUOK Pres-
tigious North Oshawa. One
Two and Three bedroom
apartments, starting at
S540 inclusive. Except ca-
ble Pay parking and laun-
dry facilities. 723-2094.
OSHAWAI Do you hate
the thought of hunbrig
through ail these ads?
Tired of looking at dumps?
2 bedroom 2 level apt. in
charming older duplex.
Enormous lot w/rualc
floors. Bonds
kitchen. central ar�p
eng4sh� 2 room
DSM
hookup. Cats w ,_ 0. ex
cellent landlords,
have good ,xg& Itiei
and first and lata, 5850.
leave massage, 436-1442.
OSHAWA, 1
basement
inclusiv1parbnwt. r
Wilson area Fridge, stove,
separate side entrance.
Available immediately Call
905-725-1023.
OSHAWA, small 1 bed-
room basement, near O.C.,
4 appliances, parking, July
I $450/month, plus 1/
utilities, firstAast, referenc-
es (905)584-1581.
Apartments
[a For Runt
I I Apartments
For Rent
PARK RD. /BLOOR,
WHITBY, single dweller
freshly painted, spacious,
only. 1 large basement
one and two bedroom
apartment, fireplace, air.
suites, $538 and $630
laundry, utilities Included,
monthly. Includes parking.
private entrance, good
Available immediately
area, non-smoker, lstAast
Close to GM plant Page
$550/month 905.430-
416-501.1687 or phone
7340 after 4pm.
905-840-6712.
bedroom 5449/weekly cot -
PICKERING - Large dean
one bedroom basement,
furnished, huge eat in
kitchen, sauna, two piece
bath with shower, separate
entrance. $725 per mo. in-
clusive (905)839378
PICKERING - one bed-
room basement apt. 2 ap-
Pitances, shared laundry,
near 401, public transit,
single working person. No
pets. $550 Inclusive. First/
last/references. 905-420-
9171
PICKERING 1 1/2 boadm.
bsmt. apt., Sep. ent.. utilities
included. avail. July 1. No -
pets, 1st/last req., $650./
mo. 905-837-2081.
PICKERING large 2 bed-
room basement 5 ap-
pliances, central air, private
entrance, dose to GO,
shopping. $825 inclusive.
905-420-6440 evenings.
PICKERING, Hwy. 2 and
White's Rd., dean s,.xuK u*
2 bedroom basement
apartment. separate en-
trance. fireplace. air. laun-
dry. parking. cable. no pets.
$800 inck,sive. IsMast, July
Ist. (905)420-8584
PICKERING, luxury 2 -
bedroom basement apart-
ment, private entry. 4 -piece
bath, laundry, central air/
vat. Must be seen. Near
GO. 401. $750 inclusive
No smolung/pats. available
July 1 sVAug 1st. 420-7617.
PICKERING. Rouge-
mount/Hwye2. 1 -bedroom
apartment, upper floor of
house, single. quiet non-
smoker. no pets. $625 in-
clusive Call 905-509-
0537.
RENOVATED apt , imms-
diatey, 2 bedrooms. carpet.
appliances. tridge. stove, 4
pe. bath. ref Big yard. park-
ing. Simcoo S. (416) 494-
9517
ROOMATE-Female need-
ed to share large 2 bed-
room Oshawa apt Fully
tumKhed, walk 10 Lakeview
park, on Simcoe bus route
S355/month all inclusive.
lir July 1st. Can Mary
Lynne 434-8189.
2 BEDROOM- NORTH
SIMCOE, Oshawa, at
Russet in navvy retroaRed
12-plex, hardwood floors,
parking, cable. Laundry
fadities. quiet building, no
dogs. No lease $686+ hy-
dro. 576-2982
SOUTH AJAX by the
lake, bachelor apt private
ant. $525/ma Call 427-
3178 leave message.
TWO BEDROOM open-
ment, Coumce. (upper 12
d house). Large living room.
all n kitchen. 4 pc. $750 all
Inclusive. Available unme-
diadey or July Ist. No pets.
Can 432-1479.
TWO BEDROOM base-
ment apartment, walkout,
kitchen, laundry, close to
public and callhok school,
across from Loeb super-
market. July W. 427.2071
PICKERING walking dis-
tance to Go/Mall. 2 bed
spacious bsrrq- ala., private
entrance/parlung, c/o, no
smoktng/pets. 1 SlAast,
$700. 905-837-0674.
WESTHEY HEIGHTS
over sized 14W seg. n. luxu-
ry 2 bodrn Wirt apt Dining
room. living room with lire
place, family room, parking,
$950. 1stAast, no putts. Cal
Pam after 6 pm 905-6W
9624.
WESTNEY HEIGHTS-
p^a ground level, 2 becimoom,
r^ separate entrance, living/
taatahll dining room, kk&4n. Opt:
bath► baht, perti�NY furnished. to-
Nandn)r mass taarile . no Pols. No
smuoldrag $850 all itd"vow
must
Is~. Available limm -
pry
closely. (905)608-4478.
+ WN BY - two bedroom
apartment man favor of
house. available tmme-
bedroorn closely. $850 al utilities in -
eluded. Includes use of
/ yard. Cal 668-1477.
WHITBY new large 2 bed-
room, laundry facilities. lots
of parking, beside Ash
Street park. $750 inclusive
July Ist. 576-7589
WHITBY, 3 bedroom n in-
plex, 4 appliances, clean.
3 will paint to suit, no pets.
$785 plus utilities New
high efficiency furnance
available August Ist. 420-
6652
WHITES RD.a
HWY. ft2,
1 1/2 bed-
room, bsmi., utilities,
Sep. ent., 4 piece bath,
fridge / stove, July 1,
$500, non smoker,
preferred working
420_3W.
WHITES RDJ401 1 bed-
room basement Separate
entrance, parking, laundry,
$600 inclusive Available
July lst. 837-6635.
WHY rent when you can
own your own home for
less than you think?!f Call
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
Re(Max Summit Realty
(1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800
or(905)666-3211.
B1 Houses
For Rent
$1 - Absolute Affordable!
Why Rort? Own your Hama
from $799/month (utilities
included) No Down pay-
ment? Call Mel! Mark Sta-
pley Sales Rep Sutton
Group Excel Realty 571-
6275 or 1-804840-6275.
A Ah..,luir A i, d.t, -
tIYHO SATS
YOU CAMMOT
Allf"RD TO
BUT A HOUSE'
Sturtgage pavmrnt,
3-8r San $67111WO
3-8r dxigalora $7811trith
3-8r Jr Exec S96%WO
No down payment? Sad
CMdN? Bwtno? Cal IN
sin♦es7s
i-111oo-sillll !�S
MARK STAPLEY
S.ks RCP Suui.n Gnwp
Excel Rcxky Iec
1 ST CHOKE
AFFORDABLE HOMES!
WHY RENT? BUY!
No down payment,
No problem'
Let me show you how'
Mort. Pay. $700 O.A.0
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep, Remax Accord
Realty Ltd. 576-3111
3 -BEDROOM house. 36
Bruce St., Oshawa 5550/
month+utilities. 1 stAast,
parking n front. Call 905-
571-0698 abler Spin.
AJAX - July 1. upper lev-
el, 2 fklors, clean 4 bed-
room, 2000 sq. ft., man
floor laundry, 3 baths, ap-
plianees, garage, deck.
$1100. plus utilities. 831-
9500. Dennis Morgan.
AJAX (Westray/Richie) 3
balm detached, GA, 2 car
garage, 5 appl., $1070Jmo
+ utilities, 1slAast, avail.
July 1st 416281-0932.
AJAX - 3 BEDROOM.
farrwy room with fireplace,
2 112 baths, In , yard. 5
appkwicas. Walk to Shop-
ping, parks, school. and
community center. $1,100
Houses
For Rent
AJAX, Westney Heights, 3 -
bedroom, near school 8
Go. $1150 monthly plus
utilities, first 8 last required.
available Immediately. Call
(905)619-8053
BOWMANVILLE,very
clean 3 -bedroom, 2 -baths,
livingidining room, eat -In
kitchen, main floor semi.
July 1st. $925 all Inclusive.
Call 905-579-4147.
Clean 1 bedroom home, 2
appliances. gas. back yard.
deck. parking, $650 + util ,
1stAast. Good ref avail.
July 1st. Oshawa. (705)
438-3679.
CLEAN semi detached-
guiet family area. G bblSte-
venson (Osh) 3 bdr. 1 12
baths. $855 + utilities. EI
heat. ref. Aug 1. A must see.
416 261.6571.
FINCHIWHITES RD, 3 -
bedroom, 1 12 -baths.
parking, no basement.
available July 1st. $9!30/
morth+011tres. Call Harry
(416) 283-7393 or Jennifer
416-283-6570.
HWY 2/Thomion, large
luxury semi detached, 3
bedroom. man Moor. pa
se -
rate fam lyroom, fireplace,
walkout, 1 12 bath, 5945
ref., avail. Aug.1. (416)
759-9642 atter 5pm/wee-
fierds.
NORTH OSHAWA,
CLEAN 3 PLUS 2 bed-
room bungalow. barks onto
park. with separate n -law$.
6 appliances. garage. dou-
ble drive. $1.195 plus utat-
ties. July Ist References
and working professional
No pets Sharon (905)
428-6120-
PICKERING, man Boo 3 -
bedroom, close to Go.
school 6 shopping, 5950
monthly rnclusrve FlrsVlast
required. No pats. Avail-
able August 1. 427-8479.
WANTED - maWfomale,
with stable employment to
share house. 5050 split on
bills and rent Durham
area. Call Ian 686-7801
WHITBY 3 bedroom bun-
galow on Hwy 2. west d
Raglan St, large fenced
backyard. separate garage.
separate workshop. $850
plus utilities . Available Im-
m odiallely 728-2255.
WHITBY mail arse- 3 bdrm
house quiet residential
street, excello m location for
all arrien4ies. 4 apple -
as. finished basement. 1 1/
2 bathrooms Available
June 15th $1000/monm
ubl. Call (905)432-9016
WHITSY,Mam Boor
Freshly decorated 3 bed-
room,
room, large jiving room,
dining room, near 401.
$900 . utilities. Lucy Bate-
son, Sutton Heritage
(905)619.9500
WHITBY- Executive 4
bedroom home, 2 1/2
Dams. arcular staircase, a/
c. No pets. 1 yr mnvmum
lease. $1450 + utilities
Available July Ist. Refer-
ences. Call (416) 297-
0851.
WHY RENT? No money
down. Own your own horns:
lila new, fridge. stove. $775
ind.. all but phone. 3 bed-
room asking $63,900. Mn.
req. gross income S2 DDO/
year. Call Ken Cobs. Coll
wait Banker 728-9414.
A Housing
tlYanfDed
RESPONSIBLE working
couple looking for a house
lo rent in Oshawa or Priced. Avaii1stille SOO. 1.
Call! (905)436-9061 leave
message.
RESPONSIBLE working
oroaapb require house to
rent with space and prefw-
aby a sinal barn will 12
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 9,1996 -PAGE 37
ImTownhouses Townhouses SluedCottages Private Hann
For Rent I For Rent I Accom daborl I For Rent 11 For Sale
AVAILABLE MID JULY
FAMILY COMMUNITY
2 & 3 Bedroom Townhouses,
broadloom, single car garage, close
to schools, -shopping and transit.
PLEASE CALL
(905)683-9269
AJAX 41AUNICIPAL+LOUSING CORPORATION
QUIET NEIGHBOUR-
HOOD, spacious 3 bed-
room townhome, in North
Oshawa, 5 appliances.
forced air gas. furnace, fin-
ished basement, close to
schools and shopping.
Aug. t , no pets, references
required $950 month first b
last, water included 905-
579.6676
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom
tolwihouse, in well malts
fained family complex.
Includes all utilities, 4 ap-
pliances. parking, dose to
schools and all amenowts.
122 Colborne
St E. Oshawa
For appL 4343972
THREE BEDROOM
townhouses, available July
and August WAast. (905)
721.1518
WHITBY new 3 -bedroom
townhouse, 5 appliances.
am conditioned. broadloom,
garage. quiet neighbour-
hood, available immediate -
If $1150 plus Call
(613)542-1914
WHITBY, spacious garden
townhouse. 3 bedroom.
Pabo off lamilly room. Go -
rage Playground NOW
amenities. $950 Available
immediately ediately 668-8110.
Space
EAWFor Rent
04OUSTRIAL UNITS
Oshawa Center Includes
overhead doors. high ceil-
ings. parking, utilities,
washrooms and air com-
pressor. Month -by -month
Also parking fa truck. with
hydro 576-2982
Rooms
1 for Rent
AJAX, Room for ford,
bright 8 dean. furnished or
unfurnished, please Leave
message, S350 mo 427-
6106
FURNISHED/un furrvshed
room tot rent in new house.
Harmony/Adelaide area
Single parent welcome.
non-smoker Call 905-571-
7825
GREAT
LOCATION
Urge yard,
share house,
first / last week.
Call Jeff
686-5784
OSHAWA. Furnished
room in 449vel semi, cable,
laundry facilities included,
available imnedsely.
Employed a students
need only apply, $325/
morO. Cal 905-404-2145.
SENIORS REOUIRED-
Large 7000 sol.fL home on 2
gorgeous ravine &elm Wo,
Doer expsnwread oars, ac
#visas. meals. ale. Cal to
leave message 416370-
2861.
plus utlMDas. 427-7206.
hr. radius of Oshawa area
AJAX South, 17 Rolo Dr
room available In 2 bed-
AJAX, 4 -bedroom house.
Agar 5 p.m. 905-728-2617.
I
store 2000 sqft., reason-
famiyroom, laundry room,
$3001mo 905-427-7958
able rent. Downtown Osha-
fireplace, c/a. c/v. 6 ap
separate dining, walkout
Townholpq
phances. eat -,n kitchen 3
deck, air conditioning, 5
I For Rent
AJAX - Luxury home, all
appliances, $1250 plus.
bedroom 5449/weekly cot -
the extras, exclusive use of
Available immediately.
tages Fully equipped. 3
family room, non smoker.
(905)427-4739
GOOD NEIGHBOUR-
$375 plus.lots of extras.
space Non smoker $460
HOOD in south Oshawa 3
428-9214.
AJAX, very clean 3 bed-
bedroom townhouse in
kitchen overlooks family
room, garage, detached. Cl
small family complex. dose
AJAX dean 3 bedmn home
A fireplace finished base.
to schools and shopping.
to share with employed
menti close to Go, schools,
$950✓mo. all inclusive. First/
male or female. Smoker or
$1100 plus utilities. July Ist
last. Available July 1st.
non-smoker. Close to all
first Aast. No pets (519)
435.1088, 10 -7 p.m.
amenities. No -pets. first re -
895 -0217
life. He pointed out to file that the tax alone on a
quired Asking S325./mo
S20,000 car is $3,000 and for that he could have
on it. As time and mileage passed, the car
905.619-6884
PICKERING second bed-
STORE for rent 400 sq ft
AJAX South, 17 Rolo Dr
room available In 2 bed-
approx $400 net Also.
$152.900. semi. 3 -bed-
room basement apartment
store 2000 sqft., reason-
room, backing park. deck
$3001mo 905-427-7958
able rent. Downtown Osha-
fireplace, c/a. c/v. 6 ap
PICKERING Brock/Finch,
we 725-8710.
phances. eat -,n kitchen 3
partially furnished, very
LAND "O" Lakes, one
bedroom 5349/weekly, two
more No agents 905-
large room In quiet house.
bedroom 5449/weekly cot -
428-2176. Open House
Includes parking, laundry,
tages Fully equipped. 3
Sat&Sun 12 5
cable, fireplace, storage
pce bath, gas 880, mi -
better they like them.
space Non smoker $460
crowave. screened room,
BACK SPLIT large eat -m
Inclusive. firSlAast required
boat Excellent swimming,
kitchen overlooks family
(905)686-0298
fishing 8 walking trails
room with FP 8 bsmt walk
PICKERING, 3 -bedroom
Video Call after 4pm 905-
out 4 bdrm 2 full bath. GA
home to share with non-
377-0311
$165,900 905-623-0579.
smoking female (preferred).
private bath. cable. phone
laundry. $475/month. Call
831-7707
PICKERING, house.
malnfloor, share with 1 oth-
er, sunny/bright. near
amenities. $400 plus 1/2
Shamd utilities Cindy (905)839 -
RUSTIC RETREAT. near
Bon Echo Provincial Park.
great scenery for hikers, ar.
tists. etc. Lakes nearby
Reasonable fee 905-263-
2138 or 613-333-2350
Florida
e 1 vat:. Rentals
BEST house on the mar-
ket, very !ow price, in the
hundreds Solid all brick
waterfront. Gull River 2
plus 1 bedroom 2 bath
rooms. 1 acre. Landscaped
Large workshop End of 48
on Hwy 35 Ideal for re-
: No agents 705-454-
1 2078 available immediate-
y 388' or 705.878-7042 immodationt
BOWMANVtLLE thr9e
PICKERING- working non
ATTENTION Snowbirds
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
bedroom mouse m quiet
smoking person to share
3 bathrooms townhouse
ever)thing. Another new tic, slippers or a
home Liverpool d Bayly
condo, close to famous
neighbourhood to share.
Fenced yard, parking.
Clearwater beach, pod, la -
Includes full use of house.
Available immediately
cuzzi. 880. private yard.
laundry, parking and
5425 inclusive (905)420-
available now For Into and
fenced backyard Available
9990
to view photos 686-9846 or
Since there was very little bodywork to be
But men are different, they view Cars like
579-3788
atey $350/mo
0685 Keith
BOWMANVILLE, brand
new 3 -bedroom home, 2
looms available to share
with 1 other, close to 401.
parking. use of full house/
appliances Non-smoker.
female preferred $400 plus
utilities Call 697-2735.
leave message
HOME to share with pro-
fessional available July 1 /
96 $300 inclusive Washer.
dryer, dishwasher, non-
smoker 436-0442
SHARE. 4 Bedroom home,
Pickering Village S600/mo.
1 room only. S300/mo call
David 427-2087
Diflce dl.
UAST11 Retail Space
DOWNTOWN WHITBY.
excellent location and ex-
posure, network with In
unique Valentino's com-
plex Street level store.
1.000 sq It Retal or pro -
666 -3806
CLEARWATER. 3 bed-
room tulty furnished and air
conditioned mobile (per.
marten?) homes heated
pods. hot tub. dose to
beaches 8 major attrac-
'ions. children welcome.
$275 wselry, oholos shown
r your home (905)683-
5503
On, Private Homes
1-12 storey, 3 Deoroom, 2
bathes 'urge lot. east Osha-
wa. CIOs 10 amenities,
$124.900 No agents
please Call 728-3373,
BRIGHT 4 bedroom
Oshawa semi, close to
shopping, schools. Go
Finished basement. large
shaded backyard. big
kitchen, hard wood. 1 1/2
baths, new roof. 5112.900
(905)432-3611
CIRCA 1842 Stone house
completely restored Ongl-
nal beam cetfing, huge
fieldstone fireplace 2 car
garage. workshop. 120' x
130-. 1 12 baths 2 bed-
room finished basement w/
walkoutfully fenced yard
N E Oshawa S274K
905)576-8975 ----
SACRIFICE Sale' 3.575
so of luxury 5 bedrooms.
nannies quarters, loaded
with upgrades. 5254.900
Call for appointment
(905665-1029
FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL AT
THREE BEARS AUTOBODY
A Three Bears Autobody technician works on a 1958 Pontiac
Stratochief in the shop's high tech paint baking spray booth.
Father's Day Is lust around the comer, and
value pluninwied both In financial trans and
you cant decide what to buy the guy who ha:
psychologically as it no longer, even rcmutch,
ever)thing. Another new tic, slippers or a
thrilled me to dnvc it.
fishing rod''
1 thought about buying a new car or getting
We at Three Bears Autobud) have the perfect
the old one repainted. 1 was ,hocked to find oR:
suggestion. How about a new paint fob on that
my old car was worth about half of what I paid
old Chariot in the driveway.
for it only three years ago I would now have to
This money saving practical suggestion was
come up with another S 1201) to get back into a
too much like buying a new mop for mom on
1996 rnodel.
Mother's Day so we didn't suggest it last month.
Since there was very little bodywork to be
But men are different, they view Cars like
done to it the new paint job would cost me a hit
women view diamonds. The more brilliant- the
over SLOW Guess which way I found most
better they like them.
practical and economical'?
1 remember someone saying "You are what
Most )ate model cars are well capable of
you drive" so until Father's Day, Three Bears
providing 250,000 kilometres of service or more
Autobody is offering a 20% discount on
with modest investments in oil changes and
complete paint jobs.
minor repairs. The cheapest transportation is
Is this a practical and money saving idea? Let
still to drive a car into the ground, but few
me explain with a story about me and my car.
people can look at a cancerous wreck in the
When I first bought my new car 1 felt
driveway for long and avoid the temptation tf
incredibly good every time 1 got in and drove it.
buying a new one.
As 1 drove by 1 could sense other people looking
1 -net a wise old guy who came into the shop
at this new car in admiration .
to get his car repainted for the second time in its
Naturally 1 babied this car, initially washing it
life. He pointed out to file that the tax alone on a
regularly and getting regular maintenance done
S20,000 car is $3,000 and for that he could have
on it. As time and mileage passed, the car
had his car repainted twice and still have money
started getting stone chips and small dents in the
left over to do the routine maintenance on his
doors from inconsiderate parkers.
car. Also on top of of of this, his insurance has
1 started washing and waxing the car less and
gotten cheaper as the car depreciated over tin+.
less. Not surprisingly those ,mechanical defects
So you see, Three Bears Autobody can put the
were also repaired when it was Convenient
thrill back into driving and save you money
instead of being looked after promptly.
By the way, Three Beaus also dors : vicellent
After about three yeah. the car started to rust
collision repair and bodywork. Please conte in
in small spots at first and the) continued to
for a no obligation free estimate on )vur vehicle
grow after the winter had passed By this time I
and don't forget it's 2011 off for a limited unle
has stopped taking good care of the car and its
For more Information call 611)-2327
PAGE 38 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1996
' t Private ForSale' Auctions ' Auctions 6 ' Auctions
CUSTOM Built 9 yea, old
4 plus i bedroom all brick 2 AUCTION SALE
storey on a spectacular ra
vine lot. located in Court'ce.
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 en suite. attached
2 car garage with interlock
ing brick drive and walk-
way This 2500 sq. It home
has a main floor family
room with custom built
bookshelves surrounding
MON. JUNE 10, 6 P.M.
870 TAUNTON RD.
E. WHITBY
We are selling several
estates including
side-by-side fridge (1
yr old) 8 stove, dish-
washer, washer. 26'
colour TV. VCR, kitch-
en cupboards, upright
freezer, sofas & love-
ts 3 wall units
the fireplace $239.900 sea .
Call (905)723-5529 Open piano, new mattress
House. Sunday June 9 2-4 es. Stereo with CD. 2
pm 13 Valleycrest Dr bed so!as. 6 pc. bed-
Courtice NO agents please. C"M suite, new
FRESHLY painted. new
carpet'floor,ng. 3 bedroom
bungalow N W Oshawa
Living room kitchen 3 pce
bath. c'a. rec •oom. 4 ap-
phances Gas tumace.
$139.900 No agents
(905'728-2079.
OPPORTUNITY Knocks
LOU[" l',•s' -,-e 13;vers
Dream Immaculate 3 bed
room, eat-inkitchen new
fumace. roof & windows.
upgraded flooring. huge lot
with big garageparking for
6 cars Only S109900 4
appliances Call now Frank
Hawes Sutton Class, -
430 --900C
PORT PERRY $139 90C -
�en•eom convenience
plus - walk Ic all amenities
Large got for garden First
time buyers dream or retire
here Call Catnenne Ayone.
Remax Scugog Realty.
(905, 9854427. 24 hr
pager
RAVINE RAVINE RA-
VINE Beau"'u' 3 oed•oo—
r--se �cated on green
belt and stream A garden-
ers paradise igr t in Osna-
wa $220 DOC 571-3864
Asir ?n, Mike
SOUTHWEST OSHAWA
'ess -, bedroom sewn
haroll throughout.
bacJZe,or apartment (private
entrance) Landscaped
fenced private yard. walk-
out to deck S"7,900 Can
905579-6042
VICTORIA GARDENS
BOWMANVILLE, now free-
hold townhouse 1307 sq
It 3 baths you choose
your carpet Asking
$109.900 or reasonable
offer 404-9683 Linda or
Brian
Condos
Pul for Sale
IMMACULATE END
UNIT. 2 plus one bed-
m- 5 appliances plus
mcrowave. pod. good lo-
cation in Nax $115.000
tan 427-0122 anytime
NO MONEY DOWN,
Ajax 2 bedroom Pert
house 2 baths, view of the
Lake 8 Toronto skyline
428-0501 Casttemate Al-
pha Realty Inc
PICKERING, Tridel 1 -
bedroom will- solarium. 5
appkances. parking, locker
Impressive recreational
facilities, available July
31st, asking $119.90C No
agents please Call Jackie
905-427-5286
PICKERING, TRIDEL
condo. 2 bedrooms.. sun
den. 2 bathrooms, parking
and locker, fabulous facili-
ties Asking $145.900 Co-
ln (416) 283-9512
Lots for
Sale
ATTENTION BUILDERS -
service building tit. 45 x
183 in prestigious Alton
neighborhood $82,000.
Call(905)427-9727.
Millbrook Village
RESIDENTIAL LOT
9T frottage on street
164' on stocked Mill Pond
gas, sewer, water
Priveto saletl
$78,000
905590
Vacation
Properties
;3500 full priced. Seclude
ed e1' x>ded Trader lot. good
road, sandy beach. fishing.
Cobourg area (416) 431-
1555
bunkbed new maple
crib. 2 French provin-
c,a' sofas, dressers.
pressback chairs. 386
_Tputer & printer.
ots of small applianc-
es & dishes. pots
pans linen etc Good
Sale Plan to Attend'
Note Time 6 p In.
Viewing 1 pm til Sale
McLean Auctions &
Liquidations
5767550 or 686.3291
Money
PP To Lend
MONEv - - p-7,
^
c:o,oatons.credit ar-
rangements. personal
budget planning, credit re-
pair FREE CONSULTA-
TIONS Ontano Credit
Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor-
onto! 433-1425
OBTAINING 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.
• Mortgages.
• Insurance
CREDIT LINE
MORTGAGE
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Creditors calling
Call for a
FREE consultation
JOHNSTON i COOK
The Financia' Experts
905-428-1232
MORTGAGES Good
bad and ugly Financing for
any purpose, rates from
595% All applications ac-
cepted Community Finan -
call Services 668-6805
Business
tt n tie
PPo
is now expanding
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Complete training
• Planned advertising
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1-800.263-0242
BUSINESS opportunity
cfearwlg business to sale,
good clientele, well estab-
lished, Oshawa. Whitby,
Ajax, Pickering area. For
information call (705)932-
3414
PINE LOFT, furniture &
accessory store, estab-
lished 19 yrs. inventory.
90k, proven operator profit
.asking $129.000. tax (905)
853-5967
SADDLERY AUCTION
THURS. JUNE 13 - 6 PM
AT TOAD HALL AUCTION CENTRE
CLAREMONT, ONT. (Watch for Signs)
ALL NEW NAME BRAND EQUIPMENT! 30
saddles, 200 halter bridles, tack, pads,
horse blankets, show equipment, riding ap-
parel, helmets, fly sprays, etc. Large sale!
Something for everyone. Selling piece by
piece and in wholesale lots. Everyone wel-
come. Visa, Ill Amex, Interac, etc. For info
1-416-399-5800, Bill Simmons, Auctioneer.
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HEALTHY WORKOUTS - with new equipment, on -floor spotters and
nutritional advice, FLEX -IT in Pickering is the smart choice for total
fitness.
The smooth path to total fitness leads
to Flex -it Health and Fitness Club, your
fitness authority in Pickering.
Flex -it started out 19 months ago as a
retail health store, with nutrition
supplements, clothing and accessories,
fitness equipment and big dreams in the
inventory.
Last October the dreams of co-owners
Doug Powell and Kevin Oddy became
a reality when Flex -it Flexed its muscles
and expanded into a full-service
training facility. But with the cardio
equipment and free weights, they also
added something not often found in
fitness centres.
The personal touch.
Flex -it specialities include on -floor
spotters, training programs, one-on-one
training, sport strength training and
nutrition advice.
"We offer special services here, like
the on -floor spotters," Doug said. "Also,
all our equipment is new and we're a
smaller gym so we can provide a more
personalized service."
You can also draw from the experience
of Doug and Kevin at Flex -it. Doug, an
avid hockey player and martial arts
enthusiast, holds degrees in fitness and
nutrition. Kevin was an Ironman
triathlete.
Equipment at Flex -it includes Hammer
Strength and Maximum Force free
weights, Spinaker bikes, Quintin
treadmills and Stairmaster steppers.
A new gym and new equipment, as
well as the personal touch. It could
mean a new you.
Flex -it is located at 1735 Bayly Street,
just east of Brock Road. Or call 837-
0737.
If You Wish To Advertise
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or Carol (ext.2303)
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Wednesday June 19, 1996
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GOOD OUTLOOK ON LIFE. s.'4'. 123 pouts
arm mats' of in rm to snare. wank
IM hsndly. Swing A single ere male. 37 to 42.
cost has IN sane quarks and enjoys dMdrsn.
Wait s etwdm W, to ad established with dark
hair. BOX 13817
NI HERCULES, Xaa nods you. It you re to
tats' we the slow. watch r. Our delecare are
within r. We may Doth be oleo Dur dot show 4
So. it You 30 to 40 soaNtharS I would We you to
ban n"Mig 111110 Dar lives. 0 YOU re truly rrler�
woad, jalale love a dataI reenage BOX 18594
FUN TO BE AROUND' Trial 011181 1 ve been tot.
Young minded. single mother of one. 40, 5'3" went
brown herrh@I eya and a good sense of bora
LAN Moo. cads. new wintry Tritan acl Tandy
gatherings. Looking kr someone to Laugh at
share good bas with. $atre a sensiow. honest
and cash prison. 37 to 40. lot a IneDng reaba-
OW Call meat lel"s tam' BOX 2701 S
BOXARAMA Too marry to cad. to pick yourself out
for a country, coy. 43 anus 10 yarn or to,
Attractive wan two bits. Enjoy oe inn mo and
baa KleWt aster. SWAMg a hunk with a had
batt and a pocks to r na wan. Take is from
Prim' to prejtrri BOX 2230
ENTERPRWC LADY Single whw lereiae. age 3S.
S'S brown har new oloe eyes. Swung and non -
at snap. dam to •aim nun. cie war ort ages
N 32 and S0. coo ajar Cargwig. Corm" muse.
In" walks, d No 04019 MIN At chraw. I
Mn sWma erre you. hope 10 Ma horn you soon!
BOX 13142
LONELY AND MID, Ealy arm Dram hr
115Ee, arms gendaml who a kind dsperdade-
and fevttocinny I like 9" micri9 o d hating
active to a mhow. was 2 daughters. 12 and 20
1 read a as who can train fe kb a Lady taming
to tea four you. BOX 2925
PICKERNO RESIDENT lite" windsnL Win
CIM alacbaiah. dvatad bMmr. 60. ran wok -
or ams Matt. S5 to 65. who rjdy "WOU
good natu.l QLvK r tntam4 tahpamtey
its neporaur I Nov Mats wterasls_ 901
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b THIS YOU? 46 year out dice banle. Sr
d shat Wiry draw and ouopm% SN" a fat
more. 40 to 50. red to inn an top; outgoing. and
beers whin he as ad of La. 901 13571
HOMEBODY TYPE' Enjoy stapug m note. vam
cof1N. inn:. Looking b solno m who a good
he" rpm. ser"A d sitar to do Mop
•orb Loots atm t mpataif a much n do p■r-
so IIM41 BOX 13551
SOUND LAI YOU? 25 from old bane n" a
single axle age 23 to 21L who s read "" mw
wangle aid burn daoeq and M" mW "op t.
wart some" for kwidov: ponbiy mon. BOX
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OLD FASH ONEO VALUES. Soncern. Marro, ka
irniL and 40's angle WY' I an healthy and
ahPb1' d wen A sung swim d good (1ispor-
Oat Loa Ido awe in w Coutry, codwq
alb. mat. Loom" for an fiaea cow n M 40 s,
aft ■ levo daily kk at ready love carlfMmt
BOX run
TIRED OF BEING ALOWE Smcwe. Can whe
bwwe. UL boron to win I* sncn cow
sea. SO to Si ran wo of baa. Enjoy gum
Ma a home. vii, 6mw4 mown barbecues,
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LOVE LIFE LADY S2 your ate Carolina ban pro.
IMiuoar t s* awe dsk Mojdr hr. 158 pouwa
and on ssobr Eppy w Mom Ian nit
sawmwg, ow" w Bks Jay, and
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Moms a a William dshata / you Noun annular
aalgs. ban yaw phi IllaI Id an a alone,
abod "wad d I d Cd yw batt OW 11115
DIRECT LADY. Aaadm• usual bmo in arty
2•s. 5-4- 0" bog. No a 9d sure d k ow
fid Oen has.90M Looking to fisWw6bp; pos-
ses rtlsaoMblh wail a Mak bmrwa w "M of
21 ad 2i swm moment Or #- Box ilia
SINGLE WHITE FEMALE. 21 your ofw moor at a
hit your did, 5T, 121 poaa Wath Maw Asir d
gash eye Looking W a ace gray, 22 b 3L
pOm*, European or whit els, Who is lip
jjw qk d onjoys b W ndng, -a% Momea
d haw8 a god ML BOX NO
SATN. LACE, LEVrS 5.1-, i1MbL brwsis sell
cos boo bait man -mr wait4 mowers, bu-
ng pt chow aywg Just worwd w Io mid m
wondaeMr ts9da road ria guy. Fit M
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PROF. *HrTE COILAN DNrmaO aela al mcaw
1* 411, 5'r W" br gid- Won good bre.
to nwm kw bur a mMk wild s nat-
sm0ks ad allb6Nod d has kt past troubles
behnt Box 204
MKM AD. Whim CMMMw bmok. and WL
Attractive, pw MONO a, $*Nd .ray dean
ad taring Etpoy Mom. dwtilg, oaf I
Snkt a b Kk ark Int taints rdalOMklp Tats
be bring and cofsidnh. BOIL 38611
WANT CULTURED MAIL Swdmn IN a ink Wb
d appnc.. d'apart mL I co n coy ata
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SEEK KING OF HEARTS a bo&AI*A rib no&
new awl age 5 to a 1 an a 32 Time old, am*
Whit mover of ba Wan b be your Vim of
barb. No hod gin O MW BOX 130M
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looking h a confusions I to spit era
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DO YOU QUALIFY? Looking for a 6' b 67,
Ewopaa m o ds, hns r aver',,'bMkganA
Should how verml lanes, low Me d never
ban movist La's Ida M•L_ Box 1$565
ATTENTION WAW You M a MM* s my mal-
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FOREVER YOUIRS. Looting be a good natured and
laid. am, 6S to 7S b go to country m sK
:.as. play cads. dine out. as trawl. rm 69 y
a good cook w playing dab and bowleg. BOX
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POS TWE FEMALE- Attractive MSNIN we brown
ryn ad aotlNr of two. Loolmg M a man. 37 to
a oft Mates young ad away tik. Enjoy dat-
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more BOX 13514
ATTRACTIVE FEMALE. ANycive touMk and
Moto of two. Enjoy the diM . aft, dan-
music mo more Lco" for an a•r•ct" phrys,
ally k mak. 37 to a went a young oullook on len
I you re nvemterd in talking welt me plsuew lyre
me a message. BOX 13521
FRIENDS FAST Sncerr, newsy and tarn wide
Meant. 59. Enjoy gofkq. die" OUL ""W4
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n1' age. Wt a financially ndeportud. wfa4
WIMd and enjoys social Dalroorn dating
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MURRAY. LOYAL PREM,a
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tan Pura cal again, yea n do an recycled.
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pb1' my lied grin Mat Ida to hove M. targe,
and try now cumerin BCX 2956
LETS HAVE FL'N Looking 1a M RrgK So"
font of terve Toys. 33.57 13S be. xnnq for
Sir hwrs and Mout mat Min nave good saw
of humor at We bat Not o" for a dad for
w tun. Pnef wroory nave Dura OwDtr Orrin BOX
29704
STILL SEARCN6G. Saahg a Aear1101 coo is
. .and snare, who nn a aurae of Manor
Mn dawg. dorsi¢ gowg for drop in w cow n.
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Frew kit 501 21M
HOPEFUL ROMANTIC. kdperiant. oll•e. Dna
mood P1aa - borate. 31. rNot mad ■ m"
a gas one wfa-I where matt 30 to 40.
wilt wrwr beauty ad mm of hMtr h you in a
lopehr'bassi a was. give me a Cal Box 21311
OLD FAS40 0 Pah, oM travalad lay "was
uwMak oennma -I tread Cmaa 9a
wwt 44 to W. son a good coy background
OM aOPredmaa and resp M women. No paycno-
"cal scam Via for at MAIL p01ay, writriv,
WA cultural wgraon 4 pOniw Down.
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LONELY LONG ENOUGH. NOW 33. ST, 1406L
WrM aro cM6an. ;.At I war wt a Iwnderaajb
eq honest and sacra n ht tale 30a or tang 4pm
My h000ms in c00% *we % hrDtcues, aro
raft drieng our, a somal sort we drier d row
naw saw ,-le'f't ad like ads giveort a at
SoWnnvit area BOX 21396
FOR FUN ONLY Curr. Mrs" couple bong
for wag" male for a aqua wiconelar. to m11 a
%"y Clea end dsder day. 90123712
WANTED A 9 11 aft mws what M wMkR
See, Ohaw, 30, drrojad, on Chad: NMn9 to
sal a war, X N les, Wan d rrct my w Mum
be inn loving. bpd ad WNy orjaatd 9012378
NEEDED. When rata ST phm obe efas. roman -
ac. rarSk, c uagowg Mrd aura ad haw unto
''arab. Loo" for kwb ad baaman was.
PonOy tea BOX 23791
rM JUST ME. HMMW hop rd stain me
pm b an from my $ad cal On Wins a ming
To www w saw bsbp we a honal tang,
prolMaorW MW, 2110 3S. Would of w iwds.
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awato■dy and Ts No* soclrm tat fright
OW mrL 37 to S1 WNo ha a few d firma.
w a Mona. W40 White bank, 44.40 31L Who
away aMan, all rypne of enjm 9d s,
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NTELLIGENT. Tia akMotim and adrab4 p e
tidy is iaewftad in MSMng a Mbl9rl toL
attractive. Md ut*MW Wean Mrd 3110 40.
we WM U eye b cosPlesw my ler. NW a
war who s"ad rail aw+Pkd. pt sear
live and tang No hay dews fans. BOX
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HEART OF GOLD. Dina, 'whim two, 44. no
ntker good sats of kaa. wry hojhMI ca%
d &%Owl t. "A" hard, am9 mdL 40
to 50, be a"Win waaawaq. BOX 2"
OUTGOING 6 CARNE, bale and am normal, sir
are. khdepen . . n04MokIN, ropy adt. (be-
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WWI 96"W, wome abod boil, 004M0k-
s, Who is an d rood dnrskt sada BOX 2135
HONEST AND CARING TWolOA =a& pray
proba*W bow, in my tart' 4fYt Snag. a
pdmuoaw or human naulBra .Nur alya
moom bn9 Wfts• away iwe. ark Box 1MM
READY FOR LOVE Larder, pft iaaigsol
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bWh9 to pin M in a faun urs to so .-
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might dorm Wire a goo/ sow. ■ ing a you're
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stork alio a 7 s Wiserwft
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weMtgem. sin. pretty ronon. 25 to 31. who wnsn-
18L M male. Walt someone tptaa. 1a a rekaon-
a to be none for more than ns good looms.
fhp, Enjoy movies. ding out Cooper Mae, PC.
al neer and her s talk. PlAsom brig term'Nation•
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LOOKING FOR YOU. Looltng lor atom a age 21
CARING WOMAN WANTED sapfaad mak. 53.
to 50, who is hormtt mart and tang I aid a heli
5'6" wt$hts to men a sincere. hukst woman for a
fnuad single awn % t or" Moo, tong waft.
04 lifting relationship No to store M -N
care". fishing aid mare BOX low
pat Enjoy dncrq, ug watt, aur gat Cud -
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brow Iry green lyn hoNst my gang, enect
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racing. nmdL resetting. novin and Pur him
Siang a Intel arwread. ernOtyed. tnsAwonhy.
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rgle when Imine. 20 1c 26. b I wrosp- pos.
man nth dark oar. 26 to 33 MN nave scare job
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1, and share the sane eetesb. If ma are jou than
LDOKING FOP FRIEND Mae 1' 6' 200ft yrs,
can me. (Dlanam nor BOI 23737
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amr intend, wmoenton and Over to snit We s
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very atrlch well Dolt. Loo" for gaeNrwr
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ONE OF A KM a 40. a MOM of tri Wowld Me
orae 2 veli crate yr ad due !vee, well
to mw J no who a WOOL car" in sow• 7f
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tr",ng ad :dnage ide m 9e nidanys.
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kno* Rumored Div A you n Nil Grog.
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daft sauce m .. Pmwa. iIlw, no
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goat oris- I gr -1 35 phs slid out lea-
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BOX 213N
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blonde new we We eyes. rIo Now Cocas
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OUTDOOR LADY WMM. Single afar welt. 30
won't 30. wh rwa heir. we eye, we 4 year
on old 6' d 145 pords. So" a hon mock -
old sinLo" for ainn25b3S,bgoout d
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have hne rlsa or slay, home d vAk Ow will-
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MARRIAGE kOW MAN. 33 your old dile mals -
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COTTAGE LADY WAITED. Drvo a wooy4
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ahwL 45 year oK 51-. 165 tL any aI cow.
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at odectah. Love the outloors d body Mina.
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