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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_06_121r MATERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE S"50 I 1 NEW STOCK r PICK -N- GO 37/-1111-1111 nalootm— speohl ral" - Airport i Out - 01 -Fine tars Experienced Drtvers , belt/ �iI_el V • ews. Advertiser Wednesday, June 12, 1996 52 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 24 Pickering dog bite victim's parents have bone to pick with agencies BY NIARIANNE TAKACS JT IJ REPORTF'K__ PICKERING The safety, of people bitten by dogs isn't being properly protect- ed by local agencies responsible for fol- lowing up such incidents, says a Pickering father whose five-year-old son was mauled last week. Jordan Sampson received 25 stitches after he was bitten by a German shepherd last Wednesday in Glengrovc Park while playing in a T -hall game. Wade Sampson reports his son was approaching a friend of the family attending the game when the man's dog attacked. "His arm was ripped right to the muscle. There's definitely going to be a large scar." Jordan appears to be recovering well but his parents are upset at the response to the incident of the local health and animal con- trol departments, though they're not sure who is to blame. Mr. Sampson says the police officer dis- patched to the park after the attack said his report would go to the Durham Region health department and Pickering-A.jax- Whitby (PAW) Animal Control, which would follow up on any concerns about rabies and/or the danger the dog poses. But they say they heard nothing from either agency until Monday. when they phoned the health department and PAW them- selves. (They also phoned the PAW office Saturday but couldn't get their questions answered.) It turned out PAW had not yet received the police report, and the Samp- son family claims the health department hadn't verified the dog's rabies vaccina- tion. "We're not mad at the people who own the dog; we're mad at the way things have been handled," says Mr. Sampson. He explains he was told by the owner of the dog that it had been vaccinated. But for their own peace of mind, he says, the fam- ily needed to know the health department had looked into the situation, examined the dog, checked into the vaccination, and taken whatever steps were necessary to make sure his son and the rest of the com- Five-year-old Jordan Sampson needed 25 stitches to close cuts he suffered on his arm when he was bitten by a dog in an attack in Pickering last week. Dad munity were safe. He doesn't think family members should have to chase down the information and make sure the necessary checks are done. Mr. Sampson was first told by the dog owner that no one had come to ask about the dog, but it later turned out that a health inspector came around to the owner's home Thursday and gave the owner's brother a card stating the dog had to be confined for 10 days to confirm it didn't have rabies. Mr. Sampson also says the health depart- ment inspector only phoned a local veteri- narian to confirm the dog had had its shots after having been asked Monday whether the vaccination had been confirmed. "It took five days to do that, and only Wade and mom Gwen aren't pleased with the action of agencies responsible for looking into such incidents. photo by Ron Pietroniro after we said 'have you done that?' That's the part that's scary." Mr. Sampson notes even though every- thing has turned out all right for his son, lax procedures may put a future dog bite victim in danger. "We were lucky, but sometime some- body else may not be as lucky." Alex Connor, environmental health manager for the Durham Region health department, explains that in such cases the procedure calls for an inspector to verify vaccination and order the dog to be con- fined for 10 days. A dog may be confined at the owner's home if it's been vaccinated and the owner appears co-operative and See PICKERING... Page 4 Pickering groups can keep using area schools at night BV TONI' DOVLE SPECIAL TO THE ♦E%%S AD%URTISF:R DURHAM — Some community groups shut out of public schools by a Durham Board of Education cost-cut- ting measure have been allowed back in. Groups like Boy Scouts. Girl Guides and ratepayers' associations currently using 13 public schools between 6:30 and R p.m. can continue to do so. But, conk September, the doors will remain closed to groups that now use those 13 schools between 8 and I 1 p.m. and organizations using two other public schools after final class will tie shut out altogether. 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Chow may have been "the world's worst Mr. Crooks, who testified that he plan," but evidence shows it was pre- thought he and Mr. MacKinnon were meditated and deliberate, a Crown attor- going to "pick up some guns fTom a ney says. friend", went along with Mr. MacKinnon In his closing remarks to the jury "and knew what the plan was and what Monday, Ken Polley, said, "It might was going to happen. Crox>ks is just as have been the dumbest plan in the world, guilty as MacKinnon. a poorly executed plan ... the world's "The evidence is clear... He knew worst plan ... but it was still a plan." what was going down from the start. Tyrell 'Rellik' MacKinnon, now 20, Tyrell MacKinnon and Mark Croxtks are and Mark 'Mace' Crooks, 18, have guilty in the fiat -degree murder of Nor - pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder man Chow," said Mr. Polley. in the shoxtting death of 27 -year-old Mr. The jury began deliberating Tuesday Chow, who was working as a volunteer at morning and asked that testimony of wit - the club in return for range privileges at nesses be replayed late yesterday after - the time he was killed. noon. Mr. Polley said the two Scarborough The jurors also asked the judge for schoxtlmates agreed to rob the Fireamis written clarification on the legal defini- Training Range and "smoke the owner" tions of tint -degree murder, second - on their lunch break (ha. 3, 1994. degree murder and manslaughter. That Mr. MacKinnon, the accused trigger was to be provided Wednesday. man, and Mark r_______.'----------_1 Cr(x)k,,. his alleged accorom lice w• 1 BUD'S AUTO �SERVICE CENTRE, der' p �c equal "partners in .COMPLETE crime" in the 'LANDSCAPE "planned and delih- I Tres 8raKE crate" murder of I Tune-ups Suspl Mr. Chow, Mr. Pol- I Exhaust Front Icy said. M r. Polley Lubrication Air Cc recounted testimony A.• from numerous wit- nesscs who said Mr. ry MacKinnon, a I rncnlbcr of the gun I club, tried recruiting 401 several pals in the 1 weeks prior to the I co s,. murder. g After the killing, an adrena- senlo• III s' m9counu z-427 9� Holding up to t Y ilkhe — — Jury t ntne- millimetre Smith and Wesson hand- gun rented by Mr. MacKinnon prior to the killing and used to shoes Mr. Chow seven times, Mr. Policy said, "This is the one key piece of evidence that keeps shadowing (Mr. MacKinnon). Whv? Because he's the murderer. "Follow the trail of this gun and it sticks to MacKin- non like glue." 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PAGE 4 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., ,LUNE Ili 19% • • P Pickering dog bite victim's parents angry over response to incident FROM PAGE 1 being properly followed. dog can only transmit the disease show am, signs of illness due to have rabies. says Mr. Connor, that responsible. If the dug is confined Even though the incubation through its saliva about there to r+bics during its 10-dav confine- still leaves plenty of time Erse the 't have transmitted the person hitters to he varcinaled at the home, random phone calls period for rabies may he months, five days before the dog actually Ment. +t can are made to check if the order is explains Mr. Connor. an infected becomes ill. So if the dog does not disease. If the dog is found to against the disease. �G4T� VAILAB LEF-LP Schools open at night FROM PAGE 1 In the past, the affected schools had been open each night until 11 p.m. the end of the custodial shift. But, in order to cut costs at budget time, public board trustees eliminated provisions for custodians' overtime and shifts at the affected schools were originally cut back to a 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. block. "That was changed last week to 4:30 to 8:30 to accommodate the early -evening groups. The public schools staying open are Elizabeth B. Phin P.S. and Fairport Beach in Pickering; E.A. Fairman, Florence M. Heard and K. Rowe Memorial in Whitby: Meadowcrest in Brooklin: and Athabasca Street, Col- lege Hill, llills(We, Kedron. Wood - crest, Beau Valley and Glen Street in Oshawa. "You're always happy when you can come to some sort of solution," says Noreen Arnold, board co-ordina- tor of community use of schools. "I'm just concerned about whether the groups will be able to get all of their programs in." Please Recycle This Newspaper �- , DOOR 2NDS $500 ea. Limited Quantities While some groups will continue to use schools, others will have nowhere to go. Rosebank Road P. S. in Pickering and Whitby's R.A. Hutchison will both be closed after hours. The board will try to find alterna- tive locations for groups now without meeting places at other schools not affected by the custodial cutbacks. "We're trying to make it more Flex- ible," says Mike Graham, board super- intendent of education/plant. "I think this is the best we can do." While the adjustment has been made. both Ms. Amoid and Mr. Gra- ham warn there are still a couple areas of concern. Because: there are no replacement custodians, meetings can be cancelled with almost no notice if janitors get sick or can't make it to work for other reasons. As well, groups have to be out of the schools by 8 p.m. so lock-up can be completed by the end of the custo- dial shifts. In the past an entire hour had been set aside for shutdown. End of Line WINDOWS I' ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton s. Summer M-scekaneocs brz)adsheet appearing in this newspaper. Wednesday. June 12. 1996 Please note the following Page 3 -Fuji OwckSnap offer should read: -Save $1 50 with instant redeemable coupon -Our reg. $9.99. with coupon $8.49 Coupon available in store.' Page 4 - Simmons Beautyrest pillows and mattress pads (bottom centre and left) are not as illustrated. Inadvertency. the errors listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or confusion to our customers. EATON'S THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12, 196 -PAGE 5-A Call Pickering reporter Marianne Takacs at 683-5110 with your news stories about Pickering. HARWOOD PLACE MALL Corner of Harwood Ave. S. at Bayly Your Community Shopping Mall It's The Big I.- P E . r Continues Until July20 11 1996 Shop often as new merchandise is added dailly bet 35 STORES & SERVICES Berne 0 C, Including recently opened FATHER S A16 SundayJune FOOD BASICS a 30,000 sq. ft. discount food store with o\'er 4,000 products 7: NO at rock bottom prices SAVO 0 W,kL MART I BI-Wff $ SHOPPERS DRUG `I ART - �_: _ _ �.�, SHOPPING S sRote and many other great stores ` already opened: Space Age Shel\-in`R Nt 'Details at the Coming Soon: Bakery & Je\A,-ellery Stores L ENCE RD 2NDS W40 BALASTERSI wo UM Quantities L� � e AVA L W FENCE Schlage fever TOPPERS OOR LOCKS �� tiAl $1Cetlar5°� Square ir"on FENCE CAPS NT � : �TH • • REMNA !N -STOCK QU „NES I5 c c Cashway reserves the right to limit quantities to the A Canadian Company cc CUM Q amount reasonable for homeowners and our regular 427=9931 managed by Canadians. Z - C contractor customers. It is our policy to run truthful, In -Store Account available Serving you throughout o accurate advertising. In the event of any error, we will Ontario FAY W make every reasonable effort to accommodate our for major project purchase. t JIM LOOK FOR FAY #4013 = at the store. vsuow tnlrotcs PAGE (►-A-THE: NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. JUNE 12, 1996 Editorials an ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A Metroland Cummuno \c.+.part uh14k-d \\'cdw,s LN. Fnda,. SunkL,� 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ont I -i S 2H5 -nNIOTM J. %VHMXKEK f'<thlisim JOA.NNF. Bl R(; RaRDT FAlnurtn-Cunt BRUCE DANFORD \dNenjsing rr Wer b RVE Ho)t'ti rO1. \lanagtng 6dtmr AININ BROt'w}X Rctwi advcrttung trutuger ABF: FAKHO RIF: 1),-4nhuthxi m uugcr erewrai: 14(15) 6SA-5110 C1nafed: R)5) MI -0707 C,rxlaatim: (Ut);r NN'-; 117 FAX: 19(1'1 MSi i(i F:\(til:\eNw.�,nrtr,lurh:unt►ew ret On the Inkrnet: hoop/'H %H durh.un news ret Rk New. \dwott r n a memtvr f the Alai-Ptckcnng li.utni :d Irak. Cart:rlt:m C',xnmumty .%t asIxgir \.vvc. C.-mah u. c'u;ulamwi%:\Linn Kurd, ontano Press Council ani o\MRI rbe puMnher ri rues the nght to +rich or retux• any a,heni .runt Cmht f,x adwrii.wm nt hmnea to yxwe pnce ertrx rrupres What cost care? It's virtually impossible to put a value on human health. It's only sli,-,htl\ easier to estimate the cost of ensuring_, and maintaininu, it. And in between lie the administrators at hospitals across Ontario as the\ tr\ to find the balance her\veen the provincial government's austere approach to hal- ancing the books and the need for continued quality health care. It's no surprise. then. that officials at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital ha\e responded to con- cerns that shorter hospital ata\ s are possihl\ con- tributing to earl\ re-admis,ions among certain patients. Hospital Chief of Staff Dr. Carman Price maintains there have been -no prohlems" here at home \\'ith re- admissions. but concedes the potential exists. It's encouraging to note that Dr. Price is willing to acknow ledge that potential: it's further encouraging to hear. officiall\, the hospital is monitoring the situation closel\. Howe\er. health care administrators must continue the struggle to meet tougher budgetarN, targets without directl\ affecting the people the system ser\es. Prudent cuts can still be made — at hospitals across the province — in different areas without necessaril'. diminishing the quality of care we have come to expect and demand. So far. officials at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital ha\e rnanaeed to maintain this delicate balance, with a proportiunatel\ small number of bed closures and layoffs. But we suif•est administrators look in other areas if more ruts arc to come: additional bed closures or lav- otfswill onl\ lead to a requirement for shorter hospi- tal sta\ s. AN hich w ould lead to more re -admissions. and soy on. The hospital has stated it will monitor the situation. Rest assured most of the residents who require health care at their communit\ hospital will do the same. e.. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 683-711.111 nfosotwre and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone ♦You said it... In response to last Wednesday's editorial on putting the brakes on unsafe rigs, our readers said: ♦ " 1 think it's a good idea for the Ministry of Transportation to crack down on unsafe rigs. But, safety should have no boundaries. Maybe they should crack down on all unsafe vehicles. Because, for every loose wheel nut on a big rig, there's another nut behind the steering wheel which makes their vehicle just as unsafe. For starters, everyone should have a re -test and physical every three years. Just think of the safe drivers on the highways or. should I say, just think of all the extra rev- enue the government would get." ♦ "You, my friend, are listening to the politicians lie to the people to cover their own butts from mistakes they've made over the years. And, you are swallowing every bit of it. Why would you not investigate the facts before you add to the hype and hysteria which has increased the problems on our highways, not decreased them?" YOUTH GRIME... BLCAARCLME IkQ!�, *. Overheard... "It's something I've spent a lifetime working toward. I was glad to finally achieve it." -- Pickering's Rod Davies who'll represent Canada in Laser -class sailing at the `96 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta. v Letters to the editor Frenchman's Bay development first step in restoring area To the Editor: Rc I-renchnian's Ba\-Ba%l%' Street dcvek►prnent pn►porsal. I have rest" in the Ba\ Ridges area of Pickering since 1974. During this tine. 1'\e spent a number of %cars working on the Pickenne Fast Shore ConimunaN Asso>Liation IPIESCA1 executive and board. I also sen ed on a commiuex to dc\elop a fi\c-}car recreation plan. 'lin entire issue of Frenchman's Bav has been problematic because of the long- staridimg legal and political difficulties concerning ownership of the bay. We have seen this natural err\ ironment dcten- orate to an alarming dcenx. This has had, in my opinion, the effect ofruining, what should be a major advantage of this entire south Pickering area. The plans I have seen concerning the proposed development of the hay's north- east section will go a long way to ensur- ing the restoration of this area It is in accordance rdance with Town zoning, takes into consideration concerns for the natural habitat and environment, and is in keeping with the Crombie Commission and the Metro Toronto Region Conservation Authority plans and recommendations for the enhancement and preservation of the waterfront area. Further 'study' of the area is redundant and would serve to only make an already untenable situation even worse. Surely by now we have had enough time and money spent o1 studies. I can't imagine what new infoxrnaatior or ideas could arise which would make this proposal unsuitable. I urge the members of council to approve the plans as unlined and take the first step in the restoration of Frenchman's Bay. Donald R Green Pickering Singing the praises of talented kids To the editor: Too often we are bombarded by information that our young people arc causing unprecedented problems. I am writing this letter to infirm your readers about some of the Lo(xh kids and their accomplishments. I attended a recent concert at the Durham Board of Education Centre fea- tunng Global Voices. a 60 -voice choir featuring high school students and staff of the Durham board. and Spirit of Vince, a IW -plus voice choir from ele- mentary schools across the region. The music made by the young people in these: groups was beautiful. Ohvious were the talent of and the hours of preparation put in by these young peon plc and their conductor, Mr. Braynard Bladen -Taylor. Many students and teachers in the:. Durham Board of Education spent many hours of their personal time on this project. These are students who are talented, hard working, and a credit to their generation. They are the kinds of people we'll look to for leadership in the 21 st century. The teachers, too, should be commended for their dili- gence and dedication to the betterment of their students in these days of fund- ing cutbacks and growing public cyni- cism toward the public education sys- tem. Last, but certainly not least, my heartfelt thanks goes to Mr. Mark Magee, the Music Facilitator for the Durham Board of Education. He is responsible for the organization of the entire project. I thank you, Mark, on behalf of the students and teachers who were fortunate enough to be part of this wonderful experience. Anne Dunsmuir Ajax Approach no -smoking bylaw With caution To the editor: In response to Carol Mee of the Durham Health Network in your Wednesday, May 15 edition. I don't smoke, my parents never smoked, and my husband quit cold turkcv after 28 years of smoking and has not had tobacco of any kind fix 12 years. 1 embrace a smoke-free world someday', but tWay is not the day that it*s going to happen, nor is it the Town of Ajax's responsibility to be the peace negotiators in a war that has long been brewing within the business communi- ties of municipalities across Canada. The issue of a 100 -per cent smoke -fns: Ajax is not only pitting smokers against non-smokers, but is also challenging the rights of businesses in the Town of Ajax to participate in free enterprise. The Durham Health Network is sug- gesting that in the name of health our council should pass and enforce Iegisla- tion that tells us who we can do business with and who we can hire to help us do that business. Worst of all, the non- smoking bylaw suggested by the Durham Health Network will tell you, the consumer, whether you are a smoker or non-smoker, where and with whom you are free to do business. I agree the Town of Ajax should review the current non-smoking bylaw in place as it can be strengthened. But, please, let's approach this controversial issue with caution. Is council ready to write the defini- tion of public place and where does that definition fall into our community? It may start with restaurants and bowling alleys, as suggested by Ms. Mee, but will it end with your home, a place these days where a lot of business transactions occur? IGnetscb, Pick"Wig ~ P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 14 1996 -PAGE 7-A PICKERING �c1110MUSEUM VILLAGE ~ �)Celebrating our PICIKFRIINGI g Town of Pickerin(905)420.2222 (905) 683.2760 � I'— - * C 3>�C y T y T . June 17 Council Meeting June 19 Site Plan Advisory Committee Junc 20 Statutory Public Information on Glendale Pickering Ont. Hydro liaison Committee June 24 Civic Awards Ceremony June 24 Council Meeting June 26 Committee of Adjustment ANTIQL,E AND CLASSIC CAR SHO«• Pickering construction program, storm sewers installation will take TOWN OF PICKERING HOLIDAY place on Glendale Drive from Glenanna Rowd to Glendale Park. The OPERATING HOURS Sunday, Junc: 30. 1996. 11 a.m.-> p.m. MONDAY, JULY 1, 1996 Region of Durham will also he replacing the existing watcrniain to CIVIC COMPLEX Car Rally, & Scavenger Hunt ;Monday. Jul} 1 Closed ��•, ♦Dixieland Band Tuesday. Au,tlst 6 Town Council watermain replacement, the existing roadway will be excavated and a new Meeting at 7:30 p.m. granular base placed. Concrete curbs and a sidewalk wilt be installed i along with new asphalt pavement. Any disturbed areas, including tip ColleLtion on ,%Ionday s ♦ Barbecue Lunch TRANSITPICKERING FI- il driveway` will be- restored. ♦ Sale of Fine Scale Model ALL PUBLIC LIBRARIES Mondas, July 1 Closets In order that you may be aware of the details of the project, and to give. DIN vwkxtw [lox W ILIA 14 ELI" you the opportunity to ask Closcd on ltlonda}s RECREATIONCONIPLEX F_ The antique &Classic Car Club of Canada. Durham Region pump issues, interlocking . �.•: _ _= stone driveway treatment%. `_ _ ; '� o Y IC--, ' tis -= / RECREATION CONIPLEX POOL procedures for sanitary sewer ; - » 1 i ;,,` ( 905 ► -220-46'0 OR 1905 ► 683-84 l hook up, etc.. we are holding rvices will not be affected by Summer Golden Pass 7Holiday chedule. Town of Pickering all �..M ._-•1�---� - :,. Open House ,o!"•' i- ' ks Emergency Telephone Li� n C er is (905) 683-4319. 6 m. to 8 .m. .'i -�'� P• P r— - -f REGULAR OPERATING HOURS develop a responsible amtude (8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.) (+ GSr AND SERVICES RESUME ON If you are unable to come out feel TUESDAY, JULY 2,1996 all dgeabte instructor to o t'earn allabout weight 2Nacnvety to the Open House, phase (Regular Price $325.00) PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING free to call Mr. Darrell B. Selsky in the OFF-STREET PARKING IN URBAN particl fi teractive S. will evelop an RESIDENTIAL AREAS FITNESS ROOM On June 20, 1996, a Public Information (905) 420-4660, Ext. 2149 Meeting will be held to discuss off-street parking muscle roup g ro s' a prinCiI in urban residential areas. Planning Department staff will present an Information Report in which MEMBERSHIP the implications of the many vehicle types and JUNE 2591996 sizes presently parked on residential lots is wN be ol0900 to to "Pouf'% discussed. The meeting will convene at 7:00 P.M. in the • 7 -DAY ADVANCE BOOKING Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic month and your cheque and stub should be mailed to P.O. BOX Complex. You are invited to attend this informal to tirtiG. meeting and discuss your views on this [natter. Comments on the Information Report will be VISA and MASTERCARD are no longer accepted for considered in preparing a Recommendation Repoli I J u for (pka for Town Council's consideration. The TELEPAYMENT telephone bill paying services of several Copies of the Information Report will be available at the meeting, and the office of the Town Clerk on AND THE or after June 13, 19%. If you have any questions property taxes but NOT at their branch or automated tellers. please contact Lynda Taylor of the Planning 16 1"6y Department at (905) 420-4660 extension 2035, or LIVING IS Geoff McKnight at extension 2032. Tender for Liverpool Bridge Repair "fender No. "I'-1- 96 Scaled lender, will he rea•ned by the undersigned department for the atone no later than 2:00 p in. Wednrsday, June 26, 1996 The work consists of supply f the required lahour, materials. machinery. tools and appliances required for the repair of the L_tcerpord Road Bndge, replace the laminated timber deck. construct new timber sidewalks. ,oncrete wingwall caps. and thrie heam/peciestrian railing. repair deteriorated timher piles and stays. place hot mix asphalt and complete approach works in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the Consultants. Totten Sims Hubicki Associates 1991) Limited. Tender forms and specifications will be available by contacting the I)epartment of Supply and Services and upon a non-refundable pa�trient of S50W per set by cash or cheque note pa}able to the Town of Pickering A tender deposit will be required and information i, outlined in the tendering docunnents Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted The Corporation orf the Town of Pickering Department of Supply and Sen ices One The Fsplanade Pickering, Ontario 1.1\ 6K7 (905) 420-4616 Fera :\. Felgemacher Jeffrey, C1,110, C.P.P., (*MM 1 Manager of Supply and Services 'fender for Sanitary and Storm Sewer Installation and Read Reconstruction on Spruce Hill Road Tender No. 'f-2-96 sealed tetxlcrs a,ll be ret:o%cd by the undersigned department for the atone no later than 2 (0) p m Wednesday. June 26. 19% The work amasts of ,upply and installation of sanitary and storm sewer, excavation required to the existing road base in preparation for concrete curbs. placement of granular base course matenals. concrete curbs and sidewalks. asphalt paving. grading and sodding of the boulevards on Spruce Hill Road and C N R iLrcense of Occupation) F.aiement in accordance with terms. plans and specifications prepared by the Town of Pickering and the Region of Durham. The Town will be digging "test holes- on Wednevday. June 19.19% at 9:00 a.m. Tender form; and spcoficanun+ will he available by contacting the Ihpartment of Supply and Services and upon a non-refundable payment of S50 00 per set by cash or cheque made payable to the Town of Pickering A tender deposit will be required and information is outlined in the tendering documents Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted The Corporation orf the Town of Pickering Department of Supply and Services One 'rhe Esplanade Pickering. Ontario I.ly 6K7 (905)420-4616 Vera :\. Fel ,emacher Jeffrey. (,PPO, C.P.P.. )'NIM Manager of Supply and Scrciccs 1[qf0 I)A"1'ES:.IUI,Y 2 -AUGUST 16 4 Pine Ridge Secondary School • Monday & Wednc,day to Friday 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. St. Nfary Catholic High School :Monday - Friday 7:00 - 10:30 p.m. East Shore Community Centre Wcdncsday & Friday 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.in. Brougham Hall Tuesday: 1.00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. * Basketball * Volleyball * Ball Hockey * Soccer * Badminton * Tournaments * Table Tenni~ * Dominoes * Cards * Board Games * %Iusic & Videos Storm Sewer Installation, Watermain 683-6-482 or 420-65118 ''`''`FREE*X 1 PICKERING Replacement & Road Reconstruction Drive on Glendale MUSEUM VILLAGE During the Summer and Fall of 1996, as part of the 1996 Town of ANTIQL,E AND CLASSIC CAR SHO«• Pickering construction program, storm sewers installation will take place on Glendale Drive from Glenanna Rowd to Glendale Park. The Sunday, Junc: 30. 1996. 11 a.m.-> p.m. Region of Durham will also he replacing the existing watcrniain to Car Rally, & Scavenger Hunt conjunction with this project. Following the storm sewer installations and ��•, ♦Dixieland Band watermain replacement, the existing roadway will be excavated and a new ♦ Children's Performances granular base placed. Concrete curbs and a sidewalk wilt be installed along with new asphalt pavement. Any disturbed areas, including ♦ Barbecue Lunch driveway` will be- restored. ♦ Sale of Fine Scale Model In order that you may be aware of the details of the project, and to give. - --- Diecast Automobiles you the opportunity to ask regarding sump �I -- —� The antique &Classic Car Club of Canada. Durham Region pump issues, interlocking . �.•: _ _= stone driveway treatment%. `_ _ ; '� o Y IC--, ' tis -= / 1 km east of Brock Road on Hwy. 7 procedures for sanitary sewer ; - » 1 i ;,,` ( 905 ► -220-46'0 OR 1905 ► 683-84 l hook up, etc.. we are holding Summer Golden Pass F.I.T. Crus all �..M ._-•1�---� - :,. Open House ,o!"•' i- ' Tuesday, June 18, 1996 — 1 y� - j x Li� n C (Youth Pmglrom. Ag" 13-17 Years) �ppertunity for teens to 6 m. to 8 .m. .'i -�'� P• P r— - -f ti77 G J W I develop a responsible amtude Pickering Central Library n - (+ GSr toward weignt tea nrng work with If you are unable to come out feel May 13 -Sept. 30r 19% all dgeabte instructor to o t'earn allabout weight 2Nacnvety to the Open House, phase (Regular Price $325.00) training t rl free to call Mr. Darrell B. Selsky in the • PREPAID ADMISSION TO particl fi teractive S. will evelop an Public Works Department FITNESS ROOM underst g�f row to tea' (905) 420-4660, Ext. 2149 • PREPAID TENNIS,eac SOUASH, RACOUETBALL, muscle roup g ro s' a prinCiI 1996 PROPERTY TAXES DUE MEMBERSHIP frKWIdP►o+7) a JUNE 2591996 CHANGEROOMS. SAUNA, SWIMMING wN be ol0900 to to "Pouf'% The first of two installments of the FINAL tax bill is due this • 7 -DAY ADVANCE BOOKING month and your cheque and stub should be mailed to P.O. BOX ON ALL COURTS to tirtiG. 340, PICKERING, ONTARIO, L1V 2R6 1: -3: p.m. VISA and MASTERCARD are no longer accepted for 8 I J u for (pka payment of Taxes, The TELEPAYMENT telephone bill paying services of several Banks and Trust Companies can also be used to pay your AND THE 10:30 f property taxes but NOT at their branch or automated tellers. 16 1"6y LIVING IS m Late payment charges are added on the first day of the following is tia,n month on all unpaid installments and on the first day of each EASY! month thereafter. The rate is 1.00% for each month, or fraction 1,30 :00 m thereof. Rec x A 9% for 3 Payment in person can be made to the Cashier at the Municipal For friendly Service Call the $70.00 woaks (pltu Building, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario, L IV 6K7. ReC Complex Is noun in total FOR INTERESTED TEENS CLUB (905) 420.4614 831.1711 or 683-6582 y�yy yy . yyyy. yyyyyy yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy..,,yyyyyyyy yyyy��yy yyyyyy ��yyyy yyyy yyyyyy TT��T�TT�TTT�TTTTTTTTTTTT�TTT���TTT��TT�TT�TTT S' PACE S -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12,19% Around Durham Region Oshawa casino not in the cards BY BRIAN LEGREE _ nt RHANI STAFF - OSHA'kVA -- Mawr ]vane,. Diamond says she'll "continue to look for job opportunities" for Oshawa atter residents rejected the idea of a casino for the city. Voters quashed the casino proposal 65.3 per cent to 34.7 per cent in 'Monday's refer- endum. Oshawa also voted 94.2 per cent against any inyol%cment with the Greater Toronto Area. "It's oh,iously disap- pointing.- say's !Mayor Dia- mond. "Four thousand peo- ple in the cornmumt, thought they had a chance for jobs and had their hopes dashed by the yotc. But the public has spoken and I always accept the puhhc*s decision." Thr ma -,or blamed mem- hers of the Anti -Casino Coalition (councillors In Harrell. John Gray. Bob Boy - chyn. Joe Kt,lo d/ic and Brian Nicholsons for spreading misinformation which "frightened' voters away from the casino proposal. ..%I,. only regret is some ver, misleading information was published over the weekend and I think people were frightrncd.­ she sass. refemng to an insert distrib- uted by :oalition rnembers called 'Casino Facts'. But coalition members aren't buying the mayor's argument. noting advance polls conducted prior U, pub- lication of the insert went 07 per cent to 33, per cent against the casino. Thr mayor also called upon members of the coali- tion to replace the thousands of jobs she says a casino would have brought to Oshawa. "I challenge the other councillors -- five of them worked hard to destroy ( the casino idea) -- the, must conic up with opportunities," says Mayor Diamond. Members of the Anti - Casino Coalition sav they welcome the opportunity to create "real" economic development. "I'm quite pleased with the mayor's comments sav- ing it's up to us." says Coun. Nicholson, "and quite bluntly if she just got out of the wa,, and let those of us with some economic ideas and let coun- cil use its talent — she's run it as a one-man hand and we're seeinu, from the voters it's not good enough any- more. The voters weren't snowed by false promises and false dreams. Thcy voted for real economic expansion - they called the mayor's bluff." Coun. Nicholson says council needs to get back to basics and create ,lobs through "solid, behind the scenes economic develop- ment. Ten jobs here. IW jobs herr - stop looking for mega projects - get out and sell the community.' Voters rejected the casino, not the notion of job creation, suggests Coun. Gray. `Voters are now going to focus attention on us and say 'get on with it and make things happen'." he sass. The Wald 5 regional councillor �:tys council has been sitting on a report that could help create jobs over the long term. "Council came up with a strategic plan a ,car ago where we put our ideas for- ward," says Coun. Gray. "Tourism is one of the things we wanted to in and pro- mote. But that report is still gathering dust and it's time to dust it oft." Coun. Harrell called the casino result "a great state- ment of values by the elec- torate." who he says "approve overwhelmingly of the quality of life in this city and wouldn't see it destroyed by a casing." Mayor Diamond "has obviously been out of touch with constituents." says Coun. Harrell, who was also critical of the mayor for bringing the casino idea for- ward. but not leading a for- mal 'Yes' campaign. "}'uu can't hide on issues like this." he says. "We -re eluted to lead this communi- tv, especially the mayor. The mayor is the big loser." "She didn't come clean with council. she didn't came clean w ith the people," adds Coun. Boychyn. But the mayor says the "idea of the referendum was to ask the public their opin- ion." The GTA question. which was the original rea- son for the referendum, had a predictable result, but still Coun. Pauline Beal, who helped spearhead a 10,((X) - name anti -GTA petition, saes she was "very pleased" with the overwhelming 'No' vote. Dignitaries assembled Friday for the official launch of Witty, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish, Pickering Mayor the new Mayors' Charity Classic to raise money for Wayne Arthurs, Jenny Gould of the Royal Bank, Ken Ajax -Pickering General Hospital included, from left, McLean of the Royal Bank, Will Walker of ClubLink Jack Winberg of ClubLink Corporation, Pickering Corporation, News Advertiser publisher Tim Whittak- Town Centre manager Allan Arsenault. hospital pres- er and Rene Soetens of the hospital foundation. ident Bruce Cliff. Durham Region Chairman Jim photo by A.J. Groen Take to the links to help Ajax -Pickering hospital AJAX-PICKERING — Ajax and Pickering resi- dents are in,,ited to tcc•ott for the local hospital in Sep- tember. Politicians, business leaders and hospital officials got together Friday morning to launch the Mayors' Chant, Classic at the Cherr, Downs Golf and Countr, Club in north Pickering. It's planned as an annual tournament in support of Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Organizers hope to raise a minimum of S50,(X)0 from the tournament this year, which will be used to purchase equipment to help keep the hospital at the leading edge of available medical technology. Co-sponsors of the new tournament include the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, Pickering Town Centre, Cherry Downs Golf and Coun- try Club and The Roval Bank Financial Group. The Sept. 19 cent will have room for 144 golfers. and will feature a shotgun start and scramble format. Golfers will have the opportunity to play a hole with both the Ajax and Pickering mayors as well as the Durham Region chairman. Tickets paces are $250 each, plus GST, which includes a continental breakfast, 18 holes of golf, a bar- becue lunch, and end -of -day reception and a full -course dinner including comedic entertainment and trophy pre- sentations. For tickets, call the hospital foundation at 428-1407. fully — at two Oshawa businesses last Thursday. A woman wanting to purchase gas and cigarettes at a Taunton Road East gas bar late Thursday night offered a sharp-eyed employee a counterfeit United States $100 bill, says Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. The attendant, suspicious of the bill, took it from the woman but refused to sell her any gas or mer- chandise. The woman told the employee "she'd have to go talk to the guy who gave (the bogus bill) to her" before driving away, says Sgt. Ryrie. A similar incident occurred earlier that same evening at a John Street wine establishment; unfor- tunately the worker wasn't as observant. There, a woman walked off after she purchased two bottles of booze from the store using a $10 Canadian bill, later found to be counterfeit, says Sgt. Ryrie. He says police have received several reports of funny money in recent weeks. The suspect in the first incident is described by police as white, in her late 20s with brown hair. She was driving a four -door, blue car. The second sus- pect is white, slim build, 5'5", with blond, shoulder length hair. Pervert shocks Oshawa woman out for a stroll OSHAWA -- A 43 -year-old Oshawa woman's leisurely noon -hour stroll Friday was rudely interrupted by a man publicly fondling himself behind a fence. The woman was walking on the north side of Wentworth Street west of Simcoe Street when a man called out for her attention from behind a fence, saying "Do you want some?," says Durham Regional Police Staff Sgt. Sandy Ryrie. When she looked over, the woman was stunned to see a heavy -set man standing with his pants down around his ankles, genitals exposed, masturbating. The suspect was described as white, in his late 40s and with a heavy build. He was report- edly wearing a green and black jacket which was open, jeans and a hat. Thieves scoop stereo equipment OSHAWA -- Thieves walked off with more than $5,000 in stereo equipment after they broke cl into a south Oshawa store by backing into the front door with a truck, police say. Durham Regional Police responded to a break- in alarm at Stereo Trend on Simcoe Street South at about 5:30 a.m. Saturday. Police say the burglars appeared to have knocked out the iron bars on the store's front door by ramming into them with a vehicle. Nine Yama- ha stereo receivers were taken. Police warn of funny money OSHAWA -- Police are investigating after cons tried to pass off bogus bills — in one case success- Pickering Town Centre, Cherry Downs Golf and Coun- try Club and The Roval Bank Financial Group. The Sept. 19 cent will have room for 144 golfers. and will feature a shotgun start and scramble format. Golfers will have the opportunity to play a hole with both the Ajax and Pickering mayors as well as the Durham Region chairman. Tickets paces are $250 each, plus GST, which includes a continental breakfast, 18 holes of golf, a bar- becue lunch, and end -of -day reception and a full -course dinner including comedic entertainment and trophy pre- sentations. For tickets, call the hospital foundation at 428-1407. fully — at two Oshawa businesses last Thursday. A woman wanting to purchase gas and cigarettes at a Taunton Road East gas bar late Thursday night offered a sharp-eyed employee a counterfeit United States $100 bill, says Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. The attendant, suspicious of the bill, took it from the woman but refused to sell her any gas or mer- chandise. The woman told the employee "she'd have to go talk to the guy who gave (the bogus bill) to her" before driving away, says Sgt. Ryrie. A similar incident occurred earlier that same evening at a John Street wine establishment; unfor- tunately the worker wasn't as observant. There, a woman walked off after she purchased two bottles of booze from the store using a $10 Canadian bill, later found to be counterfeit, says Sgt. Ryrie. He says police have received several reports of funny money in recent weeks. The suspect in the first incident is described by police as white, in her late 20s with brown hair. She was driving a four -door, blue car. The second sus- pect is white, slim build, 5'5", with blond, shoulder length hair. Pervert shocks Oshawa woman out for a stroll OSHAWA -- A 43 -year-old Oshawa woman's leisurely noon -hour stroll Friday was rudely interrupted by a man publicly fondling himself behind a fence. The woman was walking on the north side of Wentworth Street west of Simcoe Street when a man called out for her attention from behind a fence, saying "Do you want some?," says Durham Regional Police Staff Sgt. Sandy Ryrie. When she looked over, the woman was stunned to see a heavy -set man standing with his pants down around his ankles, genitals exposed, masturbating. The suspect was described as white, in his late 40s and with a heavy build. He was report- edly wearing a green and black jacket which was open, jeans and a hat. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. NNE 12, M&PAGE 9-A Public board policy review may save small grade schools from closure BY TONY DOYLE whether schools with low enrolment will be at Monday's regular meeting of trustees. "On books that haven't been reviewed for a long tiPEC1AL TO THE NEWS ADVMMER closed. the other hand, they may come and say it needs time and they need to be looked at." DURHAM — Five Durham Board of F.du- "Ibe committee will review the policy and to be revised and they will make a proposal to Ms. MacLean added she hopes the review cation trustees are about to begin exploratory they may say nothing is wrong with it, it's the board. won't take long because of the nature of the surgery on a board policy that threatens the clo- fine," board chairperson Audrey Maclean said "I'liere are a number of policies in our issue. sure of seven elementary schools. Headed by Ajax trustee Colleen Jor- dan, the five -member panel will review the current school -closure policy to deter- mine if it should be altered, changed or left untouched. Pickering trustees Susan Kular and Ruth Ann Schedlich and Oshawa repre- sentatives Kathleen Hopper and Mike Nicholson make up the rest of the com- mittee. The policy fust came under scrutiny in April when it was reported seven Durham elementary schools faced possible closure because they didn't have sufficient enrol- ment — Valley View P.S. in north Picker- ing; R.A. Hutchison in Whitby; South Simcoe, Cedardale, Hammy and Mary Street Community School in Oshawa; and Epsom in Scugog Township. Since then. regulations have been changed so that trustees will have a say in ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton s. Father's Day #2 Insert. appearing in this newspaper, Sunday. June 9, 1996. Please note the following: Page 12 -Distinction Luggage Garment bag $99.99 will be available August 2, 1996. 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"If we were !erred into a partner, as is the business community and we have to appreciate all their opinions., SPECIAL To THE % k%N �DVER•nsE1 _ tk,scription out of a hat and create something. position or had somcilhing come up and had to DITRHAM —Put the u;temploycd to work we wouldn't have somethin_ ptuticipate. till 1 ctut stt� is 1 guess we'd have to Mr. CKwlin vows it won't happen in Aj<tx- and put the squeeze on the United Way.' Ms. Murray concedes there may not tx' an. really consider it caretullN. I.tttxx is a gocxl Pickering. The provincial government's inten- tions to have able- bodied welfare recipient, wort: for their cheques in its workfare program creates a problem for the charitable organization. The Canadian Union of Public Employees says it will pull support for any United Way branch associated with "employing" the workfare sys- tem. while other labor groups are tak- ing a wait-and-see approach. "We are still in support Of the L`niI- ed Way until such a time as they are either forced to. or choos.e on their own to participate." says Ken 7itibcau. prt'~i- dent of the Durharn Latx>ur Council. " nlen we will kook at it from there." "tiothin, has chanted in Our sup- port for the United ,ays Bob W tLden. actin, see- rctary-tre ,umr of C a n a d i a n Autowcxd:cr, Lo.il ", " If thc% should adopt it «c will kx)k at it then." Local United Ways have the con- tinued support of ami unions because they've decided agairtu using work- fare at this time.. Ajax -Pickering Unite Way execu- tive director Dennis Goulin and Oshawa- Whitby-Clarington United Way execu- tive director Cindy. Murray say they have no room for the conoelk "We have no such plans." says Mr. Goulin. "First of A we're not a polit- ical organization. We're a community- based aptItizatioa. We reafly don't take polkical >fim. 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Both the fabrication plant in Oshawa and the Windsor trim plant, which employ about 3,700 people, are on the block. "We've had some interest, but we're still going through the process," says GM spokesman Greg Gibson. "We've spoken to a number of parties." Rumors that GM has sold the plant are "nonsense", accordin`, to John Kovacs. Canadian Autoworkers l,oc:al 222 president. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12, 196 -PAGE 13-A ng in for GM who admits there are some players at the table. He and plant chairman Don Whalen recently met with GM Canada President Maureen Kempston Darkes and were told the plant has not yet been sold. Mr. Kovacs was in Toronto last week at the CAW Collective Bargaining and Political Action Convention, where union leaders dis- cussed struct-,v for upcoming contract nci,,o- tiations. "Buzz Hargrove (CAW president) has said that outsourcing and the selling of parts plants is the number -isle issue," says Mr. Kovacs. 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June 18 ' 96 , All freshwater fish' " Excludes specials, feeders and marines011111111111111111 41111111111111111= _4111111111101 0111111111111 VA& 14-X-- flk !V E11VS AIDVEXT0ER,11 W4 JUNE 12, 1%* V COMMUNITY Bikers start their engine ❑ Up to 4,000 motorcycles could take the road to cottage country in fund-raising run PICKFIRIN6 -- I1 the; sight and sound of 4.000 motorcycles revving their engines sets your heart atluttcr don't miss the start of the annual Ride For Si�,_ht Saturday. June 15 at the Pickering Recreation Complcx. 'The ride raises money to fund research towards a cure for Retinitis Pigmen- tosa. a disuse that causes blindness and affects more than 100.000 Canadian children and adults. The: kick-off for the ride hcf_ins at 7 a.m. at the com- plex with it pancake break- fast. Official opening cert monies are at 9:30 a.m.. and the spectacular motor- cycle procession from Pickering, to Fcnclon balls . WE H4 l,El C. :pR YOVR / p MMER�ME r`�11; DETANS WSTOR'E NO PURCOAUE NECESSARY befit ins at 10 a.m. It will be led by an OPP escort and ride honorary chairman and 'Toronto radio person- ality "Brother" Jake Edwards. At I-'cnclon balls. riders will enjoy activities includ- ing_ fashion shows, dernon- stration rides. a motorcycle marketplace, a tattoo con- test and music by Goddo. the Gary l iornbeck Band. the Burnt River Band and Southpaw. Anvone with a motorcy- cic is welcome to joist the 0 s in Ride for Sight ride and may ride etirectl}' to l:cnclon I ally and regis- ter there for a S50 fee per rider. Non -riders may also participate in the l:cnclon Falls events by Paying an admission fee O 550. 1)ont)r tvoks for those g,cttIlI, sponsors for their ride are available at most motorcycle shops. 'I•he registration fee is H:►iycd for anyone with S50 or more in sponsor- ships. Other Ride For Sig_,ht IWUCKLOAD EVER 7 DAYS ONLY! i trT:cUSTOWAR ie ustek TWAINSCAN 256 SCANNER • Scorn 99 • S<annmg/OCR software .rtclucl AO 383c 4f r 8 -PACK ALKALINE BATTERIES I AA1 t 26c38 AZTE= H PR/cE 6x CD-ROM DRIVE • o0C 6<6 sec. tronsre, rite LOQ • ', 00 MS average seek t': me • year warranty (Details in-store) 1551 C;a,9999 SONY 10 -CHANNEL CORDLESS PHONE • 10 speed dials • One-way paging • Noise reduction • 14 -day battery stand-by 99 33213 =�t NE�i►. 14" SVGA COLOUR MONITOR INCLUDED! I,�NG UM FOR g oHt to��,Att _st • -R5GE1V'T 1W -4M-93=101111111111"." �`t-N. r ....a.... -.-.. "` WHITBY I AJAX �'-f ' STORE HOURS i MON - FRI t1AM-9PM .119 Iikid i. SATURDAY 9AM-6PM B �- 1615 ST, E 16 AVE'S _, 9AM-"M IN VNFIITSY _ I �..` r h" 10 ( SUNDAY 11 AM -SPM ) IM 11-tYYi LOLY 1NI• YI. M 110. M I>AfYUi _.INT1RRRlSfo"d INTEYVRISEVIUS BUSMESS DEPCIT Th. P -,,—',D ltd �. Nod. n.wL, nl The Bu,m L*P lid Some r.r,, mor mat gK..only a, n events will he held in northern Ontario and in every province and Icrrito- r`'. last year. 10.00) motor- cyclists raised approxi- mately $1 million for Retinitis Pigmentosa research. For more information call (416)360-4200 or 1- 800-461-3331. "Knowledge Understanding" 3 Established 1984 PRIVATE SCHOOL - AGES 1 1/2 -12 YEARS "I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, do and I understand." E.H. OpEN HOUSE Dunbarton July 17 June 13 PICKERING DUNBARTON 509-1722 839-2090 401 KINGSTON RD. 986 DUNBARTON ROUGENIOUNT 8 (WHITES RD. d HWY. 21 HWY. 2) Call 683-5110 with your news tips. � WAKE RTHER'S DXV SPMO Wr= A DAIRY QU=r FROZEN CAKE It's the best thing to happen to cake since cake. And what a treat it is. Made with light, chocolate cake crunch. Cool and creamy chocolate and vanilla DQR soft serve. Plus rich cold fudge and delicious e�O icing. 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"` WHITBY I AJAX �'-f ' STORE HOURS i MON - FRI t1AM-9PM .119 Iikid i. SATURDAY 9AM-6PM B �- 1615 ST, E 16 AVE'S _, 9AM-"M IN VNFIITSY _ I �..` r h" 10 ( SUNDAY 11 AM -SPM ) IM 11-tYYi LOLY 1NI• YI. M 110. M I>AfYUi _.INT1RRRlSfo"d INTEYVRISEVIUS BUSMESS DEPCIT Th. P -,,—',D ltd �. Nod. n.wL, nl The Bu,m L*P lid Some r.r,, mor mat gK..only a, n events will he held in northern Ontario and in every province and Icrrito- r`'. last year. 10.00) motor- cyclists raised approxi- mately $1 million for Retinitis Pigmentosa research. For more information call (416)360-4200 or 1- 800-461-3331. "Knowledge Understanding" 3 Established 1984 PRIVATE SCHOOL - AGES 1 1/2 -12 YEARS "I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, do and I understand." E.H. OpEN HOUSE Dunbarton July 17 June 13 PICKERING DUNBARTON 509-1722 839-2090 401 KINGSTON RD. 986 DUNBARTON ROUGENIOUNT 8 (WHITES RD. d HWY. 21 HWY. 2) Call 683-5110 with your news tips. � WAKE RTHER'S DXV SPMO Wr= A DAIRY QU=r FROZEN CAKE It's the best thing to happen to cake since cake. And what a treat it is. Made with light, chocolate cake crunch. Cool and creamy chocolate and vanilla DQR soft serve. Plus rich cold fudge and delicious e�O icing. Call in your order Kid oday or pick up one t, CAKES & LOGS from 12 95 Al ".Whh, 250 Bayty 99 10Ki 0 ( Cones 49¢ s' Dipped Com 69' 1s' Sundaes 99' AJAX St. W. 619-0662 eICKFRING ngston Rd. 931-2665 beside Olive Garden) a� rows �wv�.trrwuR +'��.,.� ��, j�;���'�'�► He deserves the best this Father's Day. we ha v -e lots of "it. y 100"% cotton in textured pique Palm strength stitching. frrr extm c�x�lness. fr»- lrx►lzs that last SA7]E$]Lo 99 DENVER HAYES COTTON TWILL PANTS Revlar 39.95 17% UVERMOL ROAD (90 ) 931-0711 Premium t 109% cotton. These are just two of the great Father's Day ffk* f WOM gifts we have sale -priced right now. Come in and Ukaftum discover lots more ways to show Dad he% the best Clothes That Work. .A --."T .. AVE �'S � 99 DENVER HAYES PIQUE POLO SHIRTS Regular 29.95 (ox,ersl:es - regular 31.95) p p this in our Fathers Day draw box 1 and he could win $500 more of the best! Enter my Dad to win a $500 shopping spree. ' ' Name ' ' Address ' ' Postal Code ' Phone WQOf f10w+P ' Clothes That %%t& L ---------_J PAGE 16 -A -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12,19% ♦ RECYCLER'S REPORT Protect your lawn without usin 0 Go for the green in your little corner of the world without using chemicals In order to eliminate the use of pesticides in its area, the Scu- gog Green Team hosted an infor- mal Earth Day breakfast with local councillors to request they enact a bylaw restricting the cos- metic use of pesticides in the Township. Scugog Council members received a package of informa- tion outlining how the use of chemical lawn sprays threaten human, wildlife and environmen- tal health. Inspired by the 1991 efforts of Hud- son, Quebec -- the first community to pass a bylaw restrict- in- the cosmetic use of pesticides -- the Green ]earn has been working with the Montreal-based com- mittee Citizens for Alternatives to Pesti- cides (CAP). Through the distri- bution of newsletters and the handbook 'Pesticide Bylaws: Why We Need Them: How to Get Them'. Youth gang beats two Pickering men with bottle PICKE.RING — Two Pickering men were attacked for no apparent reason by a gang of youth. who hit them over their heads with a beer bottle early Sunday morning. Six to eight youths approached the two vic- tims, aged 17 and 20• as they were walkinz near Sir John A. MacDonald Pub- lic Schcxll around 1230 a.m. and began verbally abusing them. Durham Regional Police say. The gang pushed and shelved the victims to the ground and hit them on their heads with a beer bottle before running off. An ambulance was called to the scene and treated both victims for minor cuts. Police say the attack appeared to be unpro- voked. The street crime unit Is investigating. AIR CONDITIONING SALE FREE AIR CONDITIONING FPRICES REDUCED on al i 0 U So m wr Lon In -Stook air conditionm i 110% fiinaaeiq UJIMhle OAC � while quantities last. OF 0 / / / r SHERIDAIV • ' HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING/ / SHOWROOM tOCATION 1895 (fir nn'its Vd 0 160. Pa �e •g, O,:l l W M / 0 SCARBOROUGH , PIGKERING/AJAX WHITBY/OSHAWA j 0 (416) 752-91 1 1 (905) 839-3234 (905) 427-5551 FLAT RATE Long Distance FROM "M'"':•rw• ®rws " we.coociw..Ng 1299/mooth " ` �` c..le,.urKcr, a.w.... o.k awan oak. Mlq rye..e Save: an ahlitamal 20% oa (:/arM, a/a....+INS all yow oth't long dwatkti call.. `S-ft'e• Vwfl.Mle, aleaee..IMe 4 expanded service to: Whitby, Oshawa, BowmxoviAe, Newcastle, Port Percy & Blackstock areas uaa+aeu n Ata.-P¢tw.q arc�aripes unv') ToIohoPOO (416)406-3977 larraine roulston The Recyder's Report CAP has spread the word about more than 15 Montreal area communities which have already passed the same bylaw. If you have problems with pests or weeds eating away at your lawn or t_ar- den, try the follow- ing: ALL-PURPOSE INSECT SPRAY: I garlic bulb. 1 small onion. I tablespoon cayenne pepper, I quart water, 1 table- spoon liquid hand • pesticides soap. ( hop or grind garlic and onion, add cayenne and mix with water. Let steep 1 hour, then add liquid soap. Store in covered jar in the refrigerator up to one week. 11se as a spray wherever insects are causing a problem. FERTILIZER: • t1se organic compost, manure spread evenly, peat moss or try a new product called Cocofibre. • Plant white clover. WEED FILLER: • For gardens, use mulch of woodchips 10 to 15 centimetres thick and hoe regularly. • Plant daisies and chives. 'I I PS: • Learn to identify insects and diseases so you will be able to detect problems early. • Encourage natural enemies such as toads, birds, ladybugs and praying mantis. ■■■, COMING EVENT: June 15. Cameron (near Lindsay). One - day workshop by the Sun Run Centre for Sustainable Living, on organically -grown food produc- tion and preservation. Discussion will cover crop relations, companion planting, mulching, composting and pest management. For registration and location details, call 705- 987-1553. �i f f THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12, 196 -PAGE 17-A SPECTACULAR SPRING &SUMMER asH��on�� LOV,17lm0 UST T 0 OFF 0140ft—morai,5aaw�/ft/� io . 0FF MEN'S & LADIES FASHIONS PLUS 300/o OFF MEN'S ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 139 149 15 & 7 b THURSDAY & FRIDAY SPECIALS .JUNE 13 & 14 UPNLT: • GIALL KIDS' RLS' .ALL HEADWEAR & ALL GIRLS' 4-6X & 7-14 INFANTS'ALL ACCESSORIES SPRING FASHIONS FASHIONS* DRESSES / • • lN-STOCK • , (4-6X' 7-14) • HOSIERY ALL BOYS' SELECTED ALL II.B.Q.sFASHIONS* KIDS'2-3X• • SPRING (Just in time for ALL KIDS' (4-6X, 8-16) JACKETS FASHIONS Father's Day) S EEPWEAR *(except underwear) Treat mad tax 4 delicious assorted rarseaf Subrtrxarirxa Sarxdwiches from Kmart! TAKE HOME 4 far Or��y X4_99 - At all K■rrsart R�►staurart.ts June 13t1� to Jur1.e 16t1t 0 PAGE 19 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. JUNE 12,19% GM to stagger shifts starting next month can get tile people they nctid without it. 11 just on that particular job and sometimes you make,,it easier fi)r thorn. They don't have to C, won't" 411 around asking people." "We have tried to accommodate the cornp;r- Mr. Low doesn't agree. "You caul ask. but in ny in other ways," insists Mr. Whalen, who gill practical tams that does not work. It's very' suggesLs injuries and other stress-related issues much all unpredictable event. Sometimes are already plaguing workers at all-time hityh you'll 1,ct the Ivor k, you nrcd with the u�►ininI levels. BY JACQUIE NIC'INNES SPECLU. T() TFIE SEMN ADyEIMSER DURIIAM -- Some General Motors employees will be getting up caulier beginning July 15. ( .Qiawa car plaints one and two have tradi- tionally shared the Saone start timc but now ( M, says it needs to stir, er the shifts to ensure needed prcxluction flexibility. Though the new times have not been confirmed, it has leen suggested the phults will run two hours apart. i'hc shift change will bci.,in after &, sum- mcr two-week shutdown mid will continue indefinitely, says GM spokesman Stew Low. "We're not in favor of it at all," s►vs acting (' a n a d i a n Autoworkers spokesman Bob W'h;ilen. Ile saws the issues for workers include child care, tnu)�, portation ;u)d deterioration of fancily life. "It'll affect my ride wid it'll ailt.ect my bah,. -sitting." agrees Dave Bar - her. a Lumina- Montc Carlo work -Lr who trav- els from Lindsay with a friend from the other plant. "1v brother and I ride to•,cth- er. now we aren't eoing to tic able to says Ron Brrckenrid__c: of hlrllhrcx)k. "It's going to ;dTcct a overtime agreement. We haven't leen success- ful. So this is our creative way of (lealing with it." Currently, the rnauxiatory overtime agree- ment allows for up to art extra hour on Monday and 'I'hursday for the day shift and Tuesday and Wednesday for the night shift and up to six hours on Satu4m-s. Furdicr over- tire must be made up on a volurn- teer basis. For the compauly. this is not enough. The union saws it's already cox) much. "W c'd like to eget rid of nt; nda- tory overtime illytogedier.'• nwin- tains Mr. 'Whalen. "W'e think they Notice of Liquor Licence Application on.ro The following establishment has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Tip's Brew'N Cue 1095 Kingston Road, Pickering Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than July 12, 1996. Please include your name, address and telephone number. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: Licensing and Permits Branch Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON A15E lA4 Fax: (416)326-5555 foil of people. I don't think there ^ �E will be anything � f C1AI goxxl come out of it ti)r us." '!'he coming BARG�'INS launch of the a ll- ncw Buick Regan- A 51 1ERTISI�J( Century has R c prompted the ch;ur,c. says Mr. 1N TODAY'S Lo%%. "One of the News • �` things Ih;u is chu- cail in the life cycle of a vehicle WED., JUNE 12 is the launch peri- News Adverti: od. One of the Ashbrooks Ajax P things were try- Bay Ridges IDA Pick ing to do during Eatons Alax P this timc is make Future Shop Ajax P sure we _•et car Grade Expectations Pick Guaraar Drugs Pick to our deak:rs in a Jumping Jelly Beans Pick timely fashion." ' Lansing Buildall AjavP Ib do this, he ' Little Ceasars Ajax says, GM needs Lucky Fish & Chips Picts Moore's AWJP to ensure it has • Pharma Plus Ajax/V people on hand to • Pizzave Ajax keep the line Real Estate AlmPi going until the . Sears Pick P count is met. By • Square Boy Pizza Ajax staggering the ' The Brick Ajax shiffis, the compa- • Toys R Us AjaxgP ny can take work- Tom Pick • yy�l & CLAW App i ers from the • white Row Ala�xlPi Lumina -Monte tlflsj�Shcf� Carlo plant and in place them the Renal-CenturyOO�OS6Yl't,f90bf' plant. R(�(Of NOIf "The Slav- pboywkb ;_eyed start time is not p our preferredFl method, no ques- FUrIOIOt'0�100 0o 11dIYs'* tion." says Mr. "We 9dP N'M T'' Low. tried to - ,%-r �'� '",mews negotiate flexibil- ` Aa`en BROI�YER ity into the cur- ;,�:�•%�•'"r" X68,1.5110. rent mandatory ft's summer time and the driving is easy. Pick your car. Pick your payment TOYOTA out, .,._ �ciendedbe %ny 71W c on N 1996 Toyota Corolla DX Plus Corolla DX Plus per mo Lease for only*239/48 mos nji o_rtnctinoning • driver side airbag • tth steering • automatic transmission • AMJM stereo cassette • tntergrated child seat • cruise control s- L st- +�een V01 Wy• ��� 4- 1996 1996 Toyota Camry DX Plus Camry DX Plusxr � Lease for only 1%mm Air conuitloning • automatic transmission • remote keyless entry • power group • dual airbags • cr 5, control • S spkr AM/FM stereo cassette )wnpayment plus 1st 6 2nd Frt PDl 6 Taxes Total S.--, Mv•1 ends when June does' :fa fellel 7_,�_IHWY 2 rour+oxs sr w i Y OwdAV o�s JEWELLERS TINE GOLD ✓� SAVE 60% « � 10K, 14K & 18K Gold ♦ Diamonds ♦ Precious Genis Fathers' Day 4a SPECIAL %A nor rept. with purch�* th 30'OFF in ck w,,,, ♦ Cittizen watches 101 nd' �pecrion ♦ Bulova Watches,&'Clocks a with p>�lse* ♦ Oscar de la Renta Voatches �n'e `. 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Funds raised from the tournament will go to the foundation's Operation Lifeline campaign to purchase equipment for the hospital. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Politicians try to put up 407 roadblocks DURHAM -- Having hit government roadblocks in their attempts to re-route the planned Highway 407 link. Whitby politicians are trying a new road to Premier Mike Harris' heart: through the pocketbook. "Tell Mike Harris how he can save $20 million and maybe he'll listen then:" suggested Regional Councillor Joe Drumm. calling f<)r the cancellation of the proposed north -south Hwy. 407 link in Whit- by near the Alax border. Councillors Monday night responded in anger to letters recently sent to tiie Town from Minister of 'transportation Al Palladini and Minister of Environ- ment and Energy Brenda Elliott rejecting Whitby's bid tier more funding to continue studying the free- way connection proposed adjacent to Lakeridge Road. '•'they (the provincial government) are deter- mined to build two roads side by side and carve up the Town of Whitby... It's like talking to that," said North Ward Councillor tern Mitchell, knocking his knuckles on the wooden council table. Council passed Coun. Mitchell's motion restating the Town's opposition to the highway link and ask- ing the Province to reconsider its refusal to provide money for further Town study. However, the letters from the minister indicate the Province won't finan- cially back the Town's fight against the planned link. A consultant's report commissioned by the Town identified several alternative routes for the north - south highway connection. BROKEN WINDSHIELD?ASVE ro $170.00 No Overehar e to Insurance Co. (Limited lime only- Pickering Location) We _ y up to and Car Wash $100.00 +WIPER � OIL CHANGE r - ' BLADESI Auto Glass 42G-0834 • Based on Insurance Pr ,_C� • All work Guaranteed • Call for details on Car clean-ups! • W. i-�� - .} 860 Brock Rd. 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LAKEVIEW PARK •.�.`1 =9 11 a K9AKI121:r_� 11 M• ----- - --- ------ -- ----- - In the line-up for the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital No Stars for a June 21 charity hockey game against The Fan 590 will be, from left, Dr. Colin Syme, hospital president Bruce Cliff, director of environ- mental services Ed Carroll and maintenance supervisor Mike Kearn. photo by Ron Pietroniro They shoot, you score for Aj ax -Pickering hospital AJAX-PICKERING -- Arca fans p.m. bummed out that the National Hockey The action moves from the Com - League playoffs are over can get a munity Centre arena to the dance dose of their favorite sport and dcliv- floor in the HMS Ajax Room at 8:30 er a booster shot to Ajax -Pickering p.m. The many door prii.es include a General Hospital at the same time. woman's diamond ring. The APGH No Stars take on The Last year's shinny and shindig Fan 590 in the second annual charity raised $3.(1(x). hockey game Friday. June 21, at the Tickets, at 515. are available at the Ajax Community Centre on Centen- hospital foundation office or by call- nial Road. The puck drops at 6:30 ing 428-1407. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12,1996 -PAGE 23-A Happy Father's Day _ i&_ P-0__ - ?1-1� R= FACTORY SHOE MARKET j $5AV6 FREE "FORE" every Dad a With every Rawlings Golf ProStaff golf ball — Shoe purchase receive a FREE Sat. June 15 & SLEEVE of ProStaff golf balls. Sun. June 16 (merchandise not available in Cambridge) (while quantities last) Prices we// be/ow norma/ retail . _ _ a/ways! Family Shoe Shopping ... Fxperience HARWOOD BUSINESS CENTRE HARWOOD AVE. & HWY. 2 AJAX TOOT(905) s LSO LO 6044 ALSO LOCATED . • , ` . IN HAMILTON - GUELPH • CAMBRIDGE - ST. JACOBS BRANTFORD - OTTAWA Tootsies is proud to donate 2% of annual net profit to: A The Canadian Cancer Society for Breast Cancer Research — The Canadian Foundation for Aids Research W Cedarcroft Place: The Premier in Retirement Living... 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Refreshments are also offered between meals. For personal grooming and healthcare, there is an in-house barber, hairdresser, and podiatrist. The doctor visits the residence once or twice a week to provide private consultations; however, round-the-clock visits are available. Although most residents maintain their independence, special supplementary nursing is available. Rates for Cedarcroft are reasonable, and depend on the level of care required. As in all its centres, the dedicated Oshawa staff offers customized service in an affordable, yet luxurious setting, with individual comfort being a primary concern. 649 King St. E. Oshawa For A Personal Guided Tour Or Further Information call 723-9490 MARJORIE BEATTIE (administrator) PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISED. WED, JUNE 12,19% New Pickering nuclear plant boss wants to `create BY MARIANNE TAKACS nical problems are often linked to STA&V PSJKMW ER PICKERING -- Ken Talbot, new director of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, says he likes to focus on the "people side" of his work, to "get down on the shop floor" and "create good teams". Hardly the guy Ontario Hydro should have brought in to fix things at the problem -plagued Pickering station, you might think. Wouldn't it have been more logical to appoint someone who emphasizes the tech- nical side of things, considering the problems have included spills of radioactive heavy water resulting from a failed pressure relief valve and a leak in a heat exchanger, and shutdowns caused by a failed back- up valve in the emergency coolant injection system and an algae - clogged water intake system'' But according to Mr. Talbot, tech - Fun lined up next issues such as morale, pride and stan- dards. "Picketing is a good, safe station, there is no doubt about that in my mind. But you have to have a high standard of operation. If you regularly maintain your equipment and you know the status of your equipment the fre- quency of these things happening shouldn't be high." Improved perfor- mance comes from pride, according to Mr. Talbot. and pride comes from improved performance. He intends to work on both sides of the equation. "With the things that have recent- ly occurred here, people have lost a bit of pride in the place. I need to put some motivation back in a little, to be the best. People with pride do a first-class job." Mr. Talbot's approach apparently worked won- ders at the Bruce 'A' Nuclear Station. where he was posted as station(ger and then director from 1991 until his move to Pickering. He worked at the Picker- ine station for 18 vears and at Ontario Hydro head office for three vears before that, at vari- ous positions of responsi- bility. after arriving in Canada from his native England in 1970. Mr. Talbot has been credited with turning things around at the Bruce station, where the difficulties included technical problems and deficiencies in the quality of opera- tion. The quality of operation issucs door at Ajax Home Week celebrations AJ,A-X -- This year's Ajar Iiomc Week continues Wednesday night with the name naming of the, Award winner. Ibex's something planned each day until the annual event co miudes Sunday. Following is the schedule of events for the remairk T of Home:. Week: JUNE 12: -ITte Town's top citizen and volunteers serving various community groups will he; honored when the Ajax Recreation Advisor-,- Council dvisoryCouncil awards and the Ajax Civic Award are presented at the Mclean Community Centre at 7 pm. Admission i, free. Call Linda Keam at 427- 8811 for more information. JUNE 13: The Simply Italian Barbecue takes place all day at the Simply Italian Restaurant in the Harwood Place Mall. Cost is $9.95 per person. Call Alfredo Colalillo at 427-3700. The Friends of Ajax Home Week Auction begins at 8:30 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322 at 111 Hunt St. Admission is free. Call Myma Picone at 831- 5876 or Joe Dickson at 683- 7940. JUNE 14: The Ajax Kins- men Steak Barbecue and Dance is being held in the west arena of the Ajax Com- munity Centre from 6 pm. to 2 a.m. Tickets ane $20 per person, which pays for a meal of rib - eye steak, baked potato and a tossed salad. There's a cash bar and dancing to the music of the Joe Tiernay bend. Dress is casual. Call Ran Lyford at 683-6222. JUNE 15: The Ajax -Pick- ering organizing unit TPC Charter Lunchem is held at the Simply Italian Restaurant in the Harwood Place Mall from 11:30 a.m. to 3 pm Call Monica Olenroot at 686- 7188. Tice Great Home Week Triathlon, featuring the (mat Ihrt3-ins Creek Cardboard and Duct Tape Boat Race, The Waterfront Billy Cart Derby and The Waterfront Obstacle Race. starts at 1 p.m. at Rotary Park on Lake Drive- way West on the Ajar water- front. Mexicasa tacos and nachos will be available fol- ktwing the event. The Ajar legion Monte Carlo Night takes plain at the Legion hall on Hunt Street from 5:30 to 11 p.m. Admis- sion is free. Gamblers can play blackjack. crown arid anchor. over and under, and more. Rh*w's a cash bar. ( all hvan Kline at 686-0124. The Young Singers of Ajax present their fourth annual Spring Concert at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church at the corner of Burcher Road and Kings Crescent. Tickets are $3 for adults, S2 for seniors and youngsters eight to 16 and free for kids under eight. Call Tracy McMurray at Ajax parks and recreation depart- ment at 427-8811. JUNE 16: Treat dad to breakfast on Fadves Day at the Rotary Pancake Breakfast on the soccer field of the Ajax Community Centre from 8 to 11 am. Cost is $3 for adults and $2 for children. Call Ivan Irwin at 683-7321. You can put on your run- ning shoes and Run the Lake in support of Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. The frve- kdomet re run starts at 9 am., the l0km run at 9:15 am. and the 51mr walk at 9:30 am. at Ro y Park on Lake Drive- way West. Pre -registration is $15 and registration on the day of the event is $20. Participants get free certificates and T-shirts. Call Michelle Saunders at 427-8811. were much the same ae have been raised in regards to Pickering by the Atomic Energy Control Board, which found last year that mainte- nance, and safety procedures weren't being complied with at Pickering in some instances. Staff at Bruce "ral- lied around extremely well", he says, and made the changes necessary to deal with the problems. "We got the staff focussed, put some pride back into the station. I"Wple feel happy about the place and they didn't feel that way in 1991." Mr. Talbot, 52, says its been hard having to move away from his previ- ous post. where he and his wife (his children are grown) had a lot of close ties in the community. But he thinks such moves are a good thing from a managerial point of view. "I'd been at Bruce five years and I'm a firm believer that a senior per- son should he moved around. P good teams' Changing leadership is always a pos- itive thing. It brings new ideas, dif- ferent approaches, different behav- iors.' Mr. Talbot 'shadowed' outgo- ing station director Pierre Charlebois for two weeks before officially tak- ing over June 1. He's had to get used to running a much larger station, and jokes he's lost weight from walking from one end to the other so many times. Aside from improving station operations, the new director is also looking to improve its relationship with the community. 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Mrs. Gleason under- went surgcr). Then came a stroke (a blockage or burst artery in the brain) and admission to the Durham Regional Rehabilitation Unit, a region- al service run out of Oshawa General Hospital. The stroke left Mrs. Gleason with a much - weakened ri,,ht side of her hod% and with apha- sia, a communications disorder in which people lose the ability to speak and to understand speech and the written word to yarving degrees, Ms. Hinman explains. So while Mrs. Gleason was undergoing daily occupational therapy to help %'fill her percep- tion and the recovery of the use of her right arm, and physiotherapy to strengthen and con- trol her torso and right leg and teach her to walk again, she also went through speech therapy while in hospital. It was an arduous task. espe- cially since she entered the rehabilitation unit with a tracheotomy tube to allow her to breathe and a feeding tube to allow her to cat. By the end of December• she was eating on her own and. by the middle of January. was breathing on her ow'n. Once she regained use of her vocal cords with the tubes remoycd, her aphasia became apparent. his. Hinman sass. Nh'hat is most noticeable about people %ith aphasia is the manner in which they speak. Vllth Mary, her speech %as hesitant and she struggled to talk. This is called telegraphic speech as it sounds like a telegraph being dic- tated, slowly and dehheratels• its. Hinman explains. "You w ill only hear the essential words. with the little words left out." (Another type of aphasia results in people speaking easily but that speech makes very_ lit- tle sense.) "All people with aphasia suffer some degree of word -finding difficulties." Ms. Hinman notes. "These are somewhat akin to the 'tip of the tongue' phenomenon, magnified many times." Mrs. Gleason describes her condi- tion. A want them to know...what I'm saying and ... I couldn't get the ... (words out.)" Many people with aphasia also have trouble under- standing what other people are say- ing, so even listening takes a great deal of effort, Ms. Hinman says. Mrs. Gleason overcame many dif- ficulties through hard work and determination, matched with support from her husband and family and the guidance of speech therapists. At the start she had difficulty expressing her thoughts and could only manage one- or two -word sen- tences. Then she progressed to short sentences. She also learned different methods of communication such as writing, pantomime, facial expres- sions, drawing and pointing to words. (Some people with aphasia are not able to speak and must adapt to other communications methods.) Sherry Hinman, a senior speech pathologist in the Regional Rehabilitation Unit at Oshawa General Hospital, works with Mary and Tom Gleason. Mrs. Gleason is talking again, albeit slowly. She attends the day hospital program at Oshawa General Hospital for speech, occupational and recreational therapy, ph) siotherap), social work and nursing and may attend a communi- cation group to keep working on her speech. "I'm doing a lot better," she says. A can read... things and ... look at a paper. The only thing is I get ... too excited anu...l go to say...something and I can't get it ... out fast enough." She wants to continue her therapy, improving her speech and eventually writing to her sister. Above all, she wants people to understand about aphasia and be patient with those suffer- ing from it. She says people sometimes avoid her. "Sometimes I think it's... because they don't want ... wall till I finish. They'd rather I'd dust say it and t'inish...1 just can't do that. "'We're not stupid and ... if you wait a minute ... we can get across to you ... what we're saying." Her husband. Tom Gleason, has attended ther- apy sessions with his wife and read about apha- sia so he can help her with her therap) and understand the problem better. He feels other families should try to do the same. "It doesn't take that long just to understand the basics of what aphasia is all about. Then once you do. maybe you'll have a little more patience." Ms. Hinman says stroke victims who are helped and supported by family members seem to fare better than those who lack this encour- agement. She says family members must al%a,.s remember that recover)• takes time and that usually means vcars. rather than months or weeks - Dr. Mark Mason. medical director of the reha- bilitation unit, says Mrs. Gleason "has the potential for considerable improvement, given the key elements in her management: a hard- working patient, a team of qualified profession- als and an interested and capable family." Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 5 Hanv000 Ave S Ajax WheNcha r (Between Hwy 401 & No 21 AccesstWe Silver Seriesr"" 2 3 4 Cycle Mowers 21" LAWN -BOY WITH MULCHER Self Propelled $429gg.r. Your aothonzed Latin -Boy dealer since 1971 PickeringMarine 837.0653 1644 Bayly SL, Picker g ANNUAL MEETING OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL TUESDAY, JUNE 25TH, 1996 7:30 P.M. IN THE HOSPITAL CAFETERIA The Annual Meeting shall elect the Governors, in accordance with the By-laws of the Corporation, shall receive and consider the report of the auditors, shall appoint auditors, and consider By-law amendments passed by the Board of Governors since the last Annual Meeting, and shall consider such other business as properly comes before the meeting. Copies of such By-laws may be examined at the office of the President of the Hospital at any time during office hours, prior to the Annual Meeting. Members eligible to vote at the Annual Meeting shall be those members who were members during the membership year immediately preceding the Annual Meeting (Membership year commenced April 1, 1995 and terminated March 31, 1996) plus any member who has been a member throughout the period of thirty days immediately preceding the Annual Meeting. Every member of the Auxiliary of the Oshawa General Hospital who holds a currently valid and subsisting membership card in the Auxiliary shall be a member of the Hospital. No person shall be nominated at an Annual Meeting for election to the office of Governor, whose name has not been submitted to the Secretary of the Board in writing, signed by two qualified members of the Corporation at least thirty days before the date of the Annual Meeting. 24 Alma Street t t >4 t� Installed E lm-% I)oors Saye 1014 on 1 nr more. Installed Replacement Windows T. WORDEN, SECRETARY Board of Governors Oshawa General Hospital Oshawa, Ontario. 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Sears C:Anada Inc. 06121 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 12, M&PAGE 27-A• Rose of Durham meets Monday D Teen discussion panel included as part of group's annual meeting DURHAM -- A panel made up of teenagers is part of the upcoming annual meeting of a Durham group which provides support ant counselling to young parents. The Rose of Durham, which on health and wellness and the provides ongoing support ser- event will also include some vices to young parents, holds discussion by a teen panel. its annual general meeting ` Participants are asked to from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, June enter through doors facing 10 in the cafetorium of Mon- Rossland. signor Paul Dwyer Catholic Call 432-3622 for more lfigh School. corner of Steven- information. son Road North and Rossland Rodd in �lalaita,- Oshawa. O f Guest speak-cr Betty LANDSCAPING Ann Manuel will talk r.. it i • GaMi 7.v $m 'nte i Div Stone OUR WAKE PRIDE IN POC.92 Je i 6 pones WORKgANsHIP Call (9051427-41 3 YEAR A veteran's visit Second World War veteran Gordon Halliday (centre) paid a visit to the Ajax branch of the Royal Canadian Legion last week and presented officials there with original blueprints to the war ship HMS Ajax, after which the town was named. Accepting the blueprints on behalf of the Legion is Agnes Heasley (left) and Floyd Sutherland of the Ajax Histor- ical Board. 'VHILE SUPPLIES LAST ..:gib .. PAGE 2&A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 12,19% SURF'S UP.* Kids make waves on the Internet at 1! summer computer camp I)tIRII Aro -- Surfs up. Children ares six to 13 in Durham Re_,ion can spend the summer learning to surf. on the Internet, that is. "We're really pushing kids to come in and surf it up," says George Sowchuck, co-ordina- tor of a series of summer computer camps offered at Grandview Public School in Oshawa. "Our bicgest thing this year is the Internet." he says. "We want kids to explore and find out what is out there." The computer camps offer an introduction and instruction in multi -media and education software, says Mr. Sowchuck. Ile says the computer camps are a great opportunity for kids to learn about technology or enhance exist- ing computer skills. "You've got the equipment here that not being_ used for the summer and you've got the kids on the street. Why not _let them togcih- I -he camp is ottcred to 10 to 13 year� f�.y old: and six to el^ht vicar olds. Children ages 10 to 13, enrolled in the one-week sessions, use the corn - puler for half the day and spend the other half doing_ physical activity. either basketball. volleyhall or self defense. I:or children aged six to ei!,hi the day is divided into computer time. physical activity and an arts scs- sion. The final day of all the camp ses- sions the students are treated to a pizza parry and a day of bowling. The camp is offered at Grand- view by the Durham Board of Edu- cation but children from any school, or school hoard are invited to attend. "We have student.,, from Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa and Courtice." says Mr. Sowchuck. The money collected through the 000000000000000 %0GRANDv�r ; OPENING FATHER'S DAY PE IA ! 00 *0S L FATHERS! 0 drink of your 0 choice 0FREE 0 • • 0 15 % OFF on all menu items (WITH THIS AD) 0 15% DISCOUNT ON PICK-UPS 4P • 427-1299 0 3 woo —A X 0 0 HWY 4M 3 REST 0 10:30 - 1:30 AM - 7 DAYS A WEEK 000000000000000 rump covers the cost of instructors and other costs. Any leftover funds will go toward Grandview Public School for computer sol'i- ware and equipment for the school. The cost for the camp is 5125 per child. 11'a family has more than one child enrolling in the camp the cost is S125 for the first child and S100 for each additional child. There are three sessions for 10 to 13 year olds: July 15-19. Julv 22-26 and Aug. 5-9. One camp for six to eight year olds is offered Aug. 12-16. I'or more information call Grandview Pub- lic School at 728-5701. OA. EMi:tz& . "" ern FAMILY & COSMETIC DENTISTRY OPEN HOUSE Wed. June 12 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Ask questions, tour the office, & meet the Dentist K Staff, in a relaxed emironment. 428-0188 Discovery Bay Centre; 111%estnev Rd. S onrh0t ornavi 1 AJAt SOLID STIHL COOL DEAL With the purchas STIHL FS 74. FS i FS 108 tnmmer/br between March 1 July 31, 1996. STIi manufacturer rede Mf., allows you to ­ .I// a "Keep Cool" lot FREE (Retail Value S24.95). �r For full details and b a FREE 43 demonstration, a come see us today! Stan's Rental 223 King St. W. 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For the Fall,, Winter 1996-97 academic session, Durham residents can obtain a university degree on a full-time, day -time basis through two outstanding Universities (York and Trent) at the Durham University Centre located at Durham College, Oshawa. Come out to an Information Session on Tuesday, June 18 and find out how you can earn a Bachelor of Administrative Studies degree from York University and a B.A. or B.Sc. degree from Trent University. Tuesday, June 18, 1996 at 7 pm Durham College, Room I-110 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa York, Trent and Durham College are working together to provide a truly comprehensive university education right in Durham. For more information call (905) 721-3003. Coll lodoy for more tilorl hour w+ivwsily *&call- :2401n01im al rwd hwe in dw 9os-rn-3oo3. 1Dttrll m Ro kwu 4=0 * UNIVEQi RSITI Eduucing You for the Real World. V(�R �[ TRENT UNIVERSITY U N I V E It 551 T YY COMMUNITY iotechnology: Inly time will tell BY JACQUIE MCINNES SPFCIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER DURHAM -- It's hard to believe that the starving children of the world may someday be able to grow their own food in desert -like conditions. Or that one jay soon cheese -flavored broccoli may appear, ;Bung with a myriad of other improved products, on the shelf of your kcal grocery store. One of the most significant advantages for pre- ,cnt day farmers is the reduction of pesticide use, c\plains Milly Ryan-Harshman, a Durham public health nutritionist and food technology consultant. She cites the example Concerns over of potatoes, previously plagued by the Col - biotechnology orado Potato Beetle, which have been Biotechnology has the altered to resist the potential to change the insect. wav we farm and ultl- "There's no mately cat. But, before need to spray on pesti- wr jump into this brave tide. which is very new world, there are gexxl for the farmer questions that must he and good for con - considered. sumer~." she suggests. .o What are the ethical The goals of, „>nsldcrations that roust biotechnology arc as he taken into account diverse as the crops when humans begin and animals it is used genetically altering on. It can be used to other life forms? develop crops that are a %\ hen is lahcling resistant to insects or ne.:cssary to lel cion- disease or to create a sumers know that a strain of crop that can proxluct has been genet- with -stand cold or wind ically altered'.' or to improve flavor, .o What is the impact aesthetic or nutritional on the health of animals value. It can even cre- altered to produce better ate a new crop (as was or higher quantities of done by altering the product for our con- rape seed to create sumption'? canola) which will fill •o What are the long- future food arkl phar- tenn effects, for humans maceutical needs. In and the earth, of tam- animals, it can be- used poring with nature? to improve their milk production, create leaner meat and make them less susceptible to disease. "Down the road I think we're looking at the advancement of the quality of the Beef we buy... there are lots of other things that can be done in the future," maintains Mrs. Ryan-Harshman. But, if biotechnology can accomplish such mira- cles, why is there such a controversy about its use.'? "I'm very supportive of biotechnology, but the one thing that strikes me as the most difficult to address is the ethical concerns around biotechnology. As man learns new technology, there's a change as to how we do things and I think that's what concerns some people," she says. Biotechnology is essentially an alteration of a given subject (be it plant or animal) in order to improve it through gene manipulation. This can mean com- bining and transplanting DNA from one animal to another or even from an ani- mal to a plant - "What "What exactly does that mean for vegetarians?" asks Mrs. Ryan -Harsh - man. "There are some things that we have to talk about." TRI Durham farmer Anne Bragg says the agricul- tural industry must develop and lise technol- ogy to improve both crops and the Canadian industry's ability to be competitive. She believes in a newly -developed corn seed that resists insects. able tool to add to their arsenal in the competitive dairy industry, others are concerned about the possi- hle increase in mastitis in the cows ( this is also hotly debated) as well as the ramifications of the resulting increase in antibiotic use. "Mv preference is that it never conk into the country at all." says local farrrwr John DcVrics whose concerns range from the effects on breading standards and the health of the cows to the long-term effects on the humans who drink the milk. "The ani- mal becomes more like a machine." he maintains. But. Ingrid Larmcr, another local dairy farrner. feels confident, based on what she's read, that there is no increased risk to the herd or humans from rBST. The question for her is whethd:r or not it would be economical. "It's just another piece of the puzzle." she suggests. One biotechnological advance just approved for the I� season is a corn seed (the Bt seed) resistant to the pesky corn ho rer. The: Bt seed includes a syn- thetic gene that produces a protein in the leaves and corn stalk toxic to several species of caterpillars. Anne Bragg, a Clanngton farmer and vice-presi- dent of the Ontario Corn Producers' Association. believes the seed may be of great benefit to Canadi- an corn farmers. "We have to keep up with technology because we have to try and stay competitive. We want the same playing field with our U.S. counterparts," she says. One current controversy is over the use of recombinant bovine somatotropin (rBST) a protein hormone, produced naturally by cows, which regulates milk Production. By supplementing the cow's own rBST with a genetically -engineered rBST, milk production is increased. Already used in the U.S., rBST is being reviewed by Health Canada for use here. While some farmers look at it as a valu- IN BANKRUPTC1 Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. JAMES R. 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Spencer. an Oshawa school teacher. has Fern vv ith the club since Its inception three years keo. The club got its roots from BILI C;iteault, who owned Tlx Outdoor Inn In Vlhithy. after numerous customers noted the need for companionship for their outdoor actiyitics. "People came into his %lure and wanted to find other people who did hiking or canoeing," explains Spencer. "There arc people who were married but their spouses weren't interested (in outdoor activities) and there are also single people who just wanted to find other people w ho had the same out- door interests." -Ihe club started out ufTerini-, hikin and cano e- ing excursions and has since grown to oflcr a plethora of other outdoor actl\ itic• But just as olio scaskms thy Durham Outdoors Club 11,1% alp UndcrLtUle ()inc :han_,c, of its own -- you could even say it has turned a new, Icaf. It recently elected an executive to give the club more structure and organisation. One of its first decisions w;L. to change the club's name from TTx Durh,un Outers Club t,, -Ilio Durham Outdoors C•Ita, t. , ;ail\ dctin, •.0,!i the group is all about. It also found a new •' ceting place after closing of The �wdoor Inn and II he broadening activities as well Offering some -sorter and evening utings to reach peo- who just want to :, apc f Or an hour or 'Ilio club is to help j : pie in the wrham arra get out 'Id enjoy the out - says Phill \rinstrong, secre- .Lr-% and hiking orga- wer. Ncw members are always welcome .md Mr. Armstrong stresses that you don't have to he experienced to join ole club. " We pitch our programs to people at the entry level but we also i otter outings that are more challenging as well," he says, explaining that at a recent hike to the Petroglyphs in Peterborough there was a drop-out point with picnic arca for people who wanted a shorter hike. Those who wanted a challenge con- tinued on fir the full 14 kilometres. The club has about 50 members and is also looking for more leaders experienced in various outdoors activities to organize programs. Thr club recently initiated a membership fee of 510 or S15 for family to coyer rusts including a ncw,,letter. '11)c cluh n)ects at Iaith Plan. 44 William St. W- t)shawa. at 0 p.m. the last Tuesda\ ofe\cr\ nt nth except lir Jul\ and Dccenlher. And what's the great outdoors without a heaping helping of beans? Durham Outdoors Club Presi- dent Janet Spencer digs in. One of the most tranquil ways to enjoy the great outdoors right here in Durham Region is in a canoe. Enthusiasts can paddle at their own pace and enjoy the view from a different perspective. There are many opportunities for area residents to explore in Durham Region with the help of the Durham Outdoors Club. Sex assault, harassment workshop in Pickering PICKERING -- Information on sex- ual assault and harassment is offered at at an upcoming workshop here. 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I"6 -PAGE 31-A COMMUNITY mall business specialist speaks to Hornepreneurs t'I:IIAM --A small-business specialist and Curling Club, corner of Church antl ars a chance to talk about their business ollest speaker at the monthly meeting Gayly Street` in Ajax. products or services. home-based business association. A continental breakfast will he served at Cost is $10 for members and S15 for 3+gcr Wade will speak at the Durham the meeting_. non-mcmhcrs. c fireneur Group meeting on "Thursday The Hoinepreneur Group mccls monthly. 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Best Overall Float: Faithway Baptist Church Best Commercial Float: Swiss Chalet Best Non -Profit Group Float: Oshawa Shriners Best Bands: The Red Hackle Band, The Kingston Grenadiers 0 The Navy League band had its own marching orders in the parade. Here, young Navy League members carry the flag as they make their way along the parade route. •; f i Al Dancers with Shawney's Dance Studio ham it up in anticipation of still more fun during Home Week. Activities continue throughout the rest of this week and the annual celebration wraps up on Sunday. 683=7040 404=2623 (From Clarington) nfosource I BOXES 51 A0. 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It's a free call from Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington, Ajax and Pick- ering. 2 When prompted enter the 4 -digit code of your choice from the directory provided. FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF • Entertainment Call the News Advertiser at 683-5] 10 with your stories E, All Alannah Canadian rocker Alannah Myles provided plenty of energy and sound at Annandale Golf and Curling Club in Ajax last Saturday in her headline show as part of Ajax Home Week's WIRED'96 show. Local acts Sis- ter Kaos, Headrush and Thieves Crossing opened the show. photo by Natalie Miller You've got to know when to hold ' em... PICKERING -- Cards anyone? The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges Branch 606, holds its monthly euchre night Wednes- day, June 19 at 8 P.m. and on the third Wednesday of every month at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Cost is $3 per person; $1.50 for seniors over age 65. Refreshments and prizes are available. Call 839-2990. PICKERING PLAYERS ARE ALIVE & WELL, AND STILL PERFORMING AT DUNBARTON UNITED CHURCH Those interested in acting, directing or helping backstage, please call (0420-2507. Come visit us at the Face Painting Booth on July 1 st, at Kinsmen Park. The Home of Country Music in Ajax S�Z�'1'I1�T' SY June 149 15 Larry Maclean *')huts - Karauke l}�iizesi *Daily lunch and dither specials UJ Comic British play nears end of run at Herongate J Cheaters has proven to be a laugh riot with local audiences PICKERING -- The curtain is set to come down on Herongate Barn Theatre's come - play closes its run on June 29. Ilerongate Barn Theatre is north of Ilwy. 2 on Altona Road in rural Pick- ering. For tickets and more information, call 472- 3095. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., .JUNE 12, 19"6 -PAGE 33-A la— IV ' t Open ; _oa11!cck_�%J:'/;rNt civ ('heaters, thegi Sc1� 1�h1Y'e last offering of 0, r Ila the theatre's Bar Sk Grill ,luine season. ('heaters, an 'Eurocup Games }.n�_lish comedy. . See them on t, entering the I inal three our 15 %vccks of its run monitors and and has proved our iant 12 ft to he a huge hit big screen TN. with local Audi- 'f ences. Gift certifi- , The Place cats holders are f to be for the asked to call and ="` Best reserve as tick- KAR�IOKE Cts are valid i'• ', I in Durham only until the Region -+ 1 Monday' Thursday, Sunday (Sun: video filming- you're the star) *12 ft biq screen TV *15 monitors *3, (M song .selection' Live Bands Fri: Cheaters Ino cover) Sat: Mike Hensman Ino cover) I The Winchester Arms Special Eve- Father's Day Buffet $9.95 (10 a.m.-3:00 p.m.) MONDAY Free Pool ~ WEDNESDAY Wing Night /V Arti A,r�•.V .„Ar•V .„NM Mir Ar.V Nor THURSDAY Rib Night MAr AINAI �ItiAr �r a,rti NM �, �rNNAr.or 25 Wings for all baseball Cams (in Lint orm) 1400 Bayly St. (at Liverpool) 837-2366 SEAFOOD %%D --TE.%kH01'tiE HAS N:MDEftFt'L TNI�GS TO OFFERS t This table could be yours! Open for Dinner 3 I = = this Sunday i ; ! especially for Father's Day 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. 686-7000 1725 KINGSTON RD. AT BROCK Let us entertain vou! A Drama Camp with a Difference!' A fun day Theatre Arts Cc:np of P cKer ng Museum v ... age. Step bock - time to a beautiful 19tt� century rural vi '!age spread over o serene, tranquil, grassy 27 acres site. In these idyllic A highly qualified surroundings where: staff will teach: - Creativity + Acting - Initiative + Scene Study - Social Skills - Script work - Team work + Voice - Self Confidence - Movement jre taught, encouraged +improv and acknowledged. and much much more. This will be an exciting and memorable camp for each participant. Students will also have an opportunity to audition for an original script to be performed in August. Space is limited, so register now. .%,* ARy, 01RAry's Scbool of Drama .r $22. 1 SSO gam S&cet pkkering. Ontario L 1 W 3W 1 �►. �� (905) 420-8129 Inquire about our regular drama classes. 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E__ � NIP6�OC^ PLANTAIN •Vt7i�c0colvtrPi21A 111 �1 • .� �, ,,, I'�/• ��� ��� 1 ' . _ . - .• • CRYSTALS PRODUCT OF U S A PRODUCT OF U S A FLORIDA • TRACTOR RAILER LOADS D1 ; 1DI PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA ct GRADE FROM THE TROPICS PFA - -v i8j"A614: I D � '1 ✓A PRODUCT OF U S A - �. - •^ ' all Iop 1 1 • • ' PRODUCT OF U S A a t GRADE CALIFORNIA -- •-•• _ '•''^ •- - - •• - • •I Dtl , D4• 1 1 t 1 • • I : I •oil•IWA —_ PRODUCT OF i�' A 0.4rARI0 • CANA')A ODUCT OF ONTARIO • _ ANADA FANCY GRADE w � Q Yw ' yop PAGE 36 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. ]UNE 12.19% P Pickering students make a big splash in U.S. college swimming ❑ Keith Klebacha junior year at the university of the 100 -yard freestyle and seventh Pickering Complex T.C. Illinois at C'hicaLlo. have complet- in the 200 -yard freestyle. and Mike Weber ed banner seasons in the pex)l with Meanwhile. Wch�r placed third compete for the INIC Flaunes men's swim Icam. in the 100 -yard backstroke. 5 Klebacha and Weber ended the In addition, Klebacha was also University of Illinois season by helping the UIC Flames honored as one of the school's lop 6 to sixth place overall at the 24 athletes this year. at Chicago Midwestern Collegiate Klebacha has also excelled in PICKERING — Two former Conference Championships at the classroom at UIC, beim_ hon- Dunharion IFish School students Cleveland State University orcd as an all-American colle�_iatc and Pickerint,�Sw•im Club mem- I`rl,, tatorium earlier this ye.u. scholar, with a �,radc-point aver - hers, are making waves in the pool Klebacha captured the confer- age of 4.6. Ile was also won an south of the border. ence championship in the 50-vard Avery Brundage scholarship. Krish Klebacha and Mike frcestyle event in a time of 21.09 which honors outstanding Wehc r. from Pickering, in their seconds, a new school record for achievement in athletics and acad. the event. Ile also finished fifth in ernics. SPORTS CALENDAR The Bell Classic girls' mite/squirt rep soft- ball tourney runs at Kinsmen Park June 14- 15. Finals on Saturday, starting at 7 p -m. Rugby Spartans drop quarter -final match to eventual Ontario champs PICKERING — The Dunbarion Iligh School Spartans senior boys' rugby team was knocked out of the provincials in Scarborough by the eventual Ontario champi- ons last week. The Spartans were defeated 7-5 by Barrie Central in the quarter -final match -up at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic; Association rugby SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. championships Friday. Colin Kaye had the Ione try for Dunbarton. To advance to the quarter- finals, the Spartans defeated Father Brebeuf school from North York in the preliminary round contest Thursday. Barrie Central went on to the win the Ontario title after downing Brantford 9-5 in the final on Friday. Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser Sports now on the Internet Dunbarton �ale v�►�n Pickering Saints roll to roller hockey tourney title sixprovincialmedals PICKl:Rckei te "I r Pickering F.ct land Saintsin bantam rep melee hockey team meted up the: �icroric:s in winning the i Pickering Roller I lockey •Iiwrmurient lune 6 to 9. Playing the Mississauga Rattlers in the final, the Saints Rv Al. RIVETT Unionville Ili`_h Sch(x)l in a time of Lebel of Samual Genesi schcxzl. got four gclats in the fust 10 minutes en route to a 6-3 victo S1Y)RTS rtC 1t)IiIT R 56.56 seconds Frida}. Liphardt and Brown teamed up ry Sunday. Andrew Summers and Justin Vena h each scored AJAX-PICKFR[tiG — Two Dunbarton track coach Ted with Shaunna Macl.eo d and Erica twice, while Scotty 1'ritchard and Uiarren DA:owski netted Dunbarton Fiigh School athletes Jackson says an aura of excitement Gajewski to help Dunbarton to vic- sim_les. made fast tracks at the provincial and anticipation ---- — tory in the junior women's 4-x-100- The Saints' victory over Mississauga followed an 8-3 loss track and field championships in surrounded the metre relay. Liphardt ran the second to the same squad in pre iminary-round action Friday night Kitchener on the weekend. race. "It was like ley, of the relay, while Brown ran the "lire Pick-ering squad stated the tourney with a 5-3 rioter Krissy Liphardt and Shelley -Ann a wall coming anchor leg, passim_ three runners on ry over the tcw�:h Durham De01s, tem Thursday. Following Brown — both members of the down the track• the straightaway to give the the lace to the Raiders Friday, the Sainte got bark on track University of Toronto's junior devel- and Krissy was Dunbarton foursome the gold. with a 10-4 victory over the Ontario Inline Bullfrog.~ and a 7- opment program — combined for a able to win. It set Dunbarton also won the junior 6 win over the Kitchener -Waterloo bantams Sattutkty to earn dominating performance in the a nice tone for women's overall championship at a berth in the sinal. junior women's category in the the rest of the '� OFSAA with 46 points, and fell only Venolli was the recipient of the tcxurtarnent's most valu- Ontario Federation of Schools meet." six points short of winning the over- able player award, while teammate Trevor D'Orne:llas won Athletic Association championships But that was- ' all women's title, which was cap- the most points award. June 6 to 8. n't the only time Krissy tured b Frederick Bantino soh sol The fast twosome — two of 16 Mavhue would Liphardt athletes from the Pickcrine school to see Liphardt's compete at the provincials — blued heels at the provincials. In the finals to a combined six 0FSAA medals of the 200 -metre race Saturday, for Dunbarton, with Liphardt captur- Liphardt defeated Mavhue in a Per- ini, three _old medals and Brown sonal best time of 24.73. picking, up a gold and two silvers. Meanwhile. Mayhue bested Winning the 400 -metre race — Brown in the final of the 100 -mitre which featured the top three junior dash in a time of 12.08. Brown fin - females in the country — was the ished in 12.11. highlight of the meet for Liphardt, Brown also finished second in the an Ajax resident. She edged long- finals of the 80 -metre hurdles in a time rival and Canadian under- l9 personal best time of 11.77. She was junior champ Jennifer Mayhue of eclipsed for the gold medal by Anne SCOREBOARD WEST SHORE MIXED SLD -PITCH LEAGUE LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of ,Nae 0) TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS Nor -Line 4 4 0 0 57 49 a Fox Goes Free4 3 0 1 53 23 7 Cavanagh E. 4 3 1 0 44 31 6 Cal Sayers E. 4 2 1 1 36 29 5 Sutton Group 4 2 2 0 73 54 4 Binns 4 2 2 0 57 45 4 db Mgrmt 4 2 2 0 54 49 4 Bayy's 4 2 2 0 51 52 4 Graves Lode 4 2 2 0 36 54 4 Ri-Com Mach 3 2 1 0 35 23 4 Nrildwood Fid 4 2 2 027 27 4 Smitty's Rod 4 1 2 1 44 45 3 Giffin Janitor 4 1 3 0 42 70 2 Brewster If 3 1 2 0 34 42 2 Brewslers 1 4 0 3 1 31 52 1 Blade Angus 4 0 4 0 22 43 0 LEAGUE SCORES — WEEK 4 4Aw» 9) The Fox Goes Free 12 vs. Giffin Janitorial 11; Graves Lode 8 vs. Black Angus 7; Sal Sayers Electric 16 vs. Brewster If 6; Cavanagh Electric 12 vs. Smitty's Roofing 11. Binns 14 vs. Wildwood Fad 4; Ri-Com Mechanical 13 vs. Brewster 16; Nor -Line Plumbing 11 vs. db Management 10; Sayy's Restaurant 13 vs. Sutton Group 9; Cal Sayers Electric 7 vs. Bayly's Restaurant 0; db Management 7 vs. Smitty's Roofing 6. DURHAM'A' TENNS LEAGUE LEAGUE STANDINGS — MAY '% TEAM PTS Pickering Complex T.C. 17 Glendale T.C. 11 Port Perry T.C. 10 Ajax T.C. 6 Dunmoore T.C. 5 Whdby T.C. 1 DURNAM'B' TENKS LEAGUE LEAGUE STANDINGS — MAY 'e6 TEAM PTS Sandy Beach T.C. 18 Drsvrwore T.C. 17 Piekerirg Complex T.C. 16 Port Perry T.C. 15 Glendale T.C. 12 Ajax T.C. number 1 10 Maple Ridge T.C. 9 Ajax T.C. number 2 6 PICKER111001 ' TEiWS LEAGUE LEAGUE STANDINGS — MAY '!a TEAM PTS Sandy Beach T.C. 11 Rosebank T.C. 9 Glendale T.C. number I 6 Maple Ridge T.C. 6 Ounmoore T.C. 4 Glendale T.C. number 2 4 J -. from London with 52 points. r Devon Davis, of Pickering Hi�_h School in Ajax, won the bronze medal in the junior boys' long jump. Scan Crossfield. also from Dunbarton, finished seventh. Kelly McFater, of Exeter Fligh School in Ajax, earned the bronze medal in the midget girls' 8010 -metre race. She was seventh in the final of the 1,500 -metre race. Tara Dwight, of Exeter, placed loth in the midget girls' shot put. Summer Fun Camp lyax Aem's Gymnastic Club 3 hell day cmp $35.00 5 hal day carps $55 OD [GIIda11mlir C Thto Syr. olds Jr. gym camps 6 to 10 yr. ands Sr. ealllpa 9 & ora Agro dalce amps for dames only OGF be where appikabie REGISTRATION -9 12 DATEµ. Sat., June t Stl1' 1996 s I6ylrr ay 6401 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 48 Exeter Road a 427-0036 , �• ` :.:fes. �' • i r 0 ,ear --- June i 9th I _ Ajax eta ce West THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12, 196 -PAGE 37-A 2 for INTERNET 4 0CLASSIFIED ADDRESS: guy one e Weeks get (905) Call 8 a -m. to 8 p.m. 7e 2nd free: Monday to Friday Call us for TORONTO LINE 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday details 798_7672 -683 or fax your ad I. E ,,,,,.., w�» Fw 07 07 (905) 579-2238 5•�.�a GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES 5•M MrY Announce yr,ur b:aby', arrival &4? .wcT o�,y S34t0ST ty� and receiv+: q,tt cr.dcatc +GS entrthnq yrn+ rn $7A; weer,,; of quality bat)y r,r,,dLJCT , r7CareerS 1 Careers 1 1 Careers1 1 Careers 1 Careers 1 Careers 1 Careers Careers M11 Careers Now enrolling at Oshawa Campus - Oshawa Centre litAules included in this Program: • \nat<m y and Histology • Microbiology and Sterilization • i'iiarnwcology and Nutrition • h tdiolog}' r„c. Ktntlic)Iogy C'urrtcttlmn (,/'the I)tplotna l'rr�t;rurn is L-IAT.tpprnt•ecl. In uccurda?ice tvab the Ifeell111,1" arts 9tclutttnrt Prolection Act. I �^o I • !'; mcihles of Dental Assisting • 1>(.-ntal %laterials • ! );)erati%c Dentistry • ,:L-\cntative Dcntistry • .!,�Itcal Emergencies • i "ental (Rice Procedures • inlial Work Wtc'ks • c-I:3npl))ynunt Readiness and Jot) Scarch TORONTO Helping Ydu Build a Bettrt Life OSHAWA CAMPUS OSHAWA CENTRE 723_ 1 1 63 LET DIAMOND NIANAGEMENT INSTITUTE provide all your computer training needs... MICROSOFT NOVELL • WORD • NETWARE • EXCEL • NETWORK SUPPORT • POWERPOINT TRAINING • ACCESS TRAINING Diploma Programs Day and Evening programs available contact our Career Advisor today!! TELEPHONE • (905) 427-1922 95 Bayly St. West, Suite No. 404 Ajax, Ontario Ll S 7K8 206 Harwood Ave. S. 905.42!-9475 Suite #M (Harwood Plaza)A%O 1(SOM) 3474N503 Aim OM. L1 S 2W 90&4211-M(Fax) TRANS CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING ONE ON ONE PRIVATE INSTRUCTION CLASS AZ/DZ - Courses include: AIRBRAKE' FDIC TAX DEOUCTELE DANGEROUS GOODS' REG-D.A *11110GS'T / PST LOGBOOK i BORDER CROMMrO -24 HR 17 DAYS 1 WK. 1 1 careen [Mil Help 1 G°nHellpl NAIL SALON requires a 1S - 25 PEOPLE, need- tWl time experienced Es. ed inwnbdiately to replace thettiaans for Pickering Tomanager and associates rent space oul or work can expanding to US Opera - commission, Please Call bons. Dual citizens and Joey B31 6833, students over 18 also wel- Come. Call Victoria. 728- 0115 ACRYLIC FINISHERS $124451hr No exp. necessary. we train. Immediate local work. 905.850.2001 111191111111119; Get Started! • LAN Syster-s Tern.-,logy-P•,gramTer Ar)a'yst •Computerized Accounting -Network Specialist •Computer Maintenance -Office Administration Technology -Word Processing Financial assistance available to those who quality Scarborough Oshawa (416) 291-6662 1-800-993-9993 325 Milner Avenue 560 King Street West - CDI COLLEGE Reach for - rourturure C! 5�. S,ii .'SS & T``r, Town of Ajax requires MANAGER -HUMAN RESOURCES, TRAINING & SAFETY The Town of Ajax is a progressive, dynamic municipality pursuing "leading cage" Innovations to set a new standard for service. An exciting opportunity exists for a highly motivated and energetic individual to juin the Corporate Team at the Town of Ajax located dust east of Toronto. Reporting to the Director, your pnmar} function will be to co-ordinate and administer the daily processes of a full-service Human Resources Department. In addition to being an experienced H.R. Generalist. you will have a strong grounding in health and safety and staff training and development, which will be major components of this position.. You will have a degree in a related discipline. C.H.R.P. designation and a minimum of eight years experience as a Human Resources Generalist. Your interpersonal skills are excellent along with your strong organizational, communication and analytical skills. If you have a sense of humor and an innovative approach to problem solving and employee motivation, this position is for you. Salary Range: $46,264-$54,436 Interested candidates should apply in writing by FridayJune 28, 1996 to: Director of Human Resources Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South LIS 2H9 This personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, and will be used to determine eligibility for potential employment. Questions about this collection for personal information should be directed to the Human Resources Department. Only those applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted. ;asciub �- One to one individual instruction • Lessons scheduled at your most convenient times --ull certificate courses or Individual lessons in Windows, dVindows 95, Word, Excel, Lotus 123. Discovery Bay Center, Ajax 619-1014 unGeneral Help - tasv:.,,ner compary •e- gwres comm.ss�oned route Owers wrth own vans 10 make ;.�wenes ^ P,ck- in3,Osrawa cor^Apr F_ EE�neral General General Help I Help IM, Help Unemployed and looking for WORK? Durham College i5 offering an eight week blicro-Cornputer Skills Certificate training program for individuals who wish to acquire or improve their micro -computer skills. Upon completion of this program, graduates will be prepared for entry level positions in a business enviratment. 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 Introdnetiox to , kirwompwten - WI'adows & DOSS, Word 6a Excel 50, Access and PowerPoint. Come to Durham College and start to prepare for employment in a computer, business environment. Program bayim Jun. 24 will, call today for mono orrrollnortt ower four wooko.... C* Moeday . Friday 9 art . 3 pm 741.3300 % 41M Educating You for the Real World. General _ 1 Help — ;-^,RS ACTRESSES MODELS - .. �Um�'-'�. _..� has -;..r Cana*ar production exvi Marg '"mme cals. Sncws. Moes Cata- _ ;s Scouting new peope ti e <penence neenled', w,!' terPrt ooKs. shapes. sues ewGcrn !c senior; 'tie and Talent Bureau wnl noldu g evaluator screen - Is n your area on T^ur .ne '3th Screening lee 4 50 aefundabie it you r1 7ual ty -o sct+edwe a Bening phone 1.5*9-352- General : r')9 petween '='-F Mor ' ,jr Agency aacemert Help ;errce a�a,,aole for s..c- ACTORS WANED 'ssr"' andidales y ; a -c enerW_-. .. Model and Talent your 'cm'prov sk::, Ana ea- Bureau over S1.00C De' Meek far requ+rea Can now 4:4- BEAUTY SALON 'e - W03 q_ • , -a" - — ~ -,ad stynst for Oshawaand Whitby Salary,corrmss-on Cau Cauda 576-2512 unGeneral Help - tasv:.,,ner compary •e- gwres comm.ss�oned route Owers wrth own vans 10 make ;.�wenes ^ P,ck- in3,Osrawa cor^Apr F_ EE�neral General General Help I Help IM, Help Unemployed and looking for WORK? Durham College i5 offering an eight week blicro-Cornputer Skills Certificate training program for individuals who wish to acquire or improve their micro -computer skills. Upon completion of this program, graduates will be prepared for entry level positions in a business enviratment. 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 Introdnetiox to , kirwompwten - WI'adows & DOSS, Word 6a Excel 50, Access and PowerPoint. Come to Durham College and start to prepare for employment in a computer, business environment. Program bayim Jun. 24 will, call today for mono orrrollnortt ower four wooko.... C* Moeday . Friday 9 art . 3 pm 741.3300 % 41M Educating You for the Real World. • PACE 38 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE l2, 1996 ffffOODtI�p ' General General General General GeneralIM, General General Help Help Im Help Help Help Help , Help 0ADLAW TRANSIT LTD. "We carry the Nation's Future" aidlaw is preparing for the 1996/97 :hoot year, We require part-time :hoot bus drivers for September in le Ajax Pickering area. Training will be rovided to those considered. Please 3ply in person to our Brooklin Office, Located on 6775. Hwy #12, (Brock Street), North of Hwy. #7 in Brooklin 655-8391 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News A,;en,se 7e4aesis that advertisers check net ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no Ikabthly for non -Insertion of any al osement Liability for er- rors In ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occupying the error Ali copy Is subfect to the ap- prova- of management of News Advents it TALENT TEST No experience. All ages. Modeling. T V. commercial. Film. No classes' No photo shoots' Real Agents' Real Work' Free interviews. (416)362-9966 DRAPERY 6 5_. os Score heeds a illi' time customer service person to Work Tuesday to Saturday You must have experience in retail sales of custom wind. ow covenngs 3 have excel- lent Communication skills Call 428--0937 PROJECT COORDINATOR HIVIIAIDS SKILLS FOR PREVENTION Combination of post graduate education and experience in education;tralning and development and working with volunteers In a non-profit, community basedorganization. knowlli and understanding of Issues related to HIV AIDS: 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 1. will be contacted CARPOOL ride wanted EARN SIDO/BOOK or weeKoays from downtown TV scnpl you read f,om- Oshawa to Woodbne'Hwy home' Also earn $627; 7 in Markham Will pay for week Light assembly.clem gas Ca, John 905-436- car Call 24 hrs hot line 9559 1635-2719 code 6 1� Monarch CUSTOMER REPRESENTATIVE - FINANCE %lon:lrrh Marking Slsicnts is a le3dilIg suI)I11icr chi n1a•r(handise IdentifiLation systt•n1s tt)r mall anti Industrj:lf :Ipp1ir:mons We ire rurrenth st•t•king a dvi llnlr tc.un ph%cr illi the Ix)siuon ill t u-40iner Rcprrsenialme - Fulante (Crt•dit and L. k)111•ttltllh). "[fits is a contra�l p(l,siom di ll,� :1 Nlatcrnii Lc:nr. 1.771 vx ill I'l reslxalsdhft• fthr 111:lint:Iltlltlg:l l'tistt,tllt•r JLk Mints r. rc n able hr hnfoho of nol and existing ac('mints. `oft ��ifl h:Ice 3-5 years CXI_)Vric•nce as a CUStonler o. -i it Ic pre•senul ice•. excellent %\ r1 n :1111) Lurll conunun)cation skills. You «'ifl the I:unilur x+Ith Miert, t,ft Olfitic prntluos. Please• Lix send your resume to Human Resources, NIonarrh %larking tiystenls. 895 Rrihck Road, Pkkeil ON LOV iCI Falx i X)S )839-6130 71lank- pull for rc spoilt liu� l )tj,rtruuue/ti till/ huK srlrclyd/irrurt iniii iru• will ix• cimiao er/. FULL time work Students LICENSED HAIRDRESS- welcome Dry goods d s- ER, required for Oshawa tnbutor looking for people Centre Harr Stylists. posy for Oshawa and Toronto of. tions also available for es- Iices. Vehicle required. thebclan 8 nail technician. Call Laura 728-4897 please apply with in or call Mary at 728-4623 GAILLIND LIFETOUCH CANADA has seasonal opportunities Requires for individuals to take Cleaners, days school Pictures. Work Sep Y tember through December and evenings with spring employment As drivers license a school photographer, we will provide on site training an asset. and all the necessary 683-4134 equipment you need to take portraits of school age hldr n A al d d ' I GIRLS WANTED FROM c i e v i rivers ,- tense, your own transpor- ONTARIO- between 6 - 19. Cation and a desire to work to compete in this year's with children are all the 1996 Toronto Pageants qualifications for this chal- Over $20.000 in prizes and lenging and rewarding po scholarships. Call today 1- srtion For additional infor- 800-367-2125 ext 240 mation please call 1.800 12 years Access code 404- 265-7515 on June 13th - HOW WOULD you like to June 17th between the earn GREAT CASH selling hoursof 9 a m- 3 p m Toronto Sun subscriptions. guaranteed For free esti- Earn 513-17.,orderi Choose LITIGATION SECRETARY - your own hours' Start im- must have experience ,n mediately' Contact Scott family law Please contact Robinson or Mike Freder- Lisa at(905)509-1353 icks (416)131-7744 or t- anteed Work 723-6122 800-994-9295 LITTLE TOTS HAIR 1800 SHOP requires full and part time licenced stylists. Guaranteed lowest prices' Must like children 416- 694-3777 5tMNL% do MOFEMIOUL � fill" ,�q It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! f'I�sas �I�ccirecsq News Advertiser 747 68Fax 3-7363 Improvements ' ' Improvements' ' Improvements • Handyman • Painting di Moving b • Yard • I • , Decorating • Storage • Iilaintenance 'MISTER CHEAP- io,ne ,mprovemerts. rec •Dcml law apartments, aciddions. fenceS. d•CkS. VIC Li- censed for over 20 years. all work guaranteed for Free estimate call Emi ECO Drywall & Acoustics Res'oerna Comme,ca. Steal 6 Wood F•amng Taping 6 Tee Bar ING 905104 8'70 g.."o, Excer,y PH.PS(Post Ihobs / Fast - C oan - Reliable Posts set) Post hoes BASELINE Renovations, Free Estimates o' l eo a concrete sup- rec-:ems bathrooms. plied Sono tubes hnstaued. k,tchens drywall piaster (905 )427-7611 Soocat SerVrc•s. avadabV TUDOR Acse Renovator MISTER POST HOLE augureC post holes, setting Of posts in concrete Sona tubes installed, all work guaranteed (905) 665- 040C w!" piCKup w 7C ylall dean up, grass g. rototdkng, sod ro- t. Rower bed design. ng and pruning Also mOvrhg lobs Call VIIC 428-8907 repass. carpemry •ban- EUROPEAN I..* spe Ia. Cedar 6 pressure treated 6 Ha^dyman service qt.• plumbing. all interior st. w l: •enovaie your bath. lumber All work guar- Quality carpentry. ebetill renovations 2C yrs expen. room or kitchen wars as anteed Serving Durham for plumbing, drywall painting once. reasonable rates well as floo• Lees Goo! ref 12 years Access code 404- d decorating Complete free estimates Call Andy e,ences and sabstact,pn 8036waC for the dial tone homelottice work Small (905)433-0143 guaranteed For free esti- Dial (905 349-3636 lobs welcome Reasonable i mates call D Dykstra 725- your plumbing needs rates. references Guar- SUDGET HOME 4913 CANDO anteed Work 723-6122 DIQIMtOVEIt[EIV iS services. moves. appliance 1800 anytime Basement Apts Rec-rooms. plumbing. Additions, elecincal drywall decks ceramic tiling d countertops 15 yrs Exp call Mano (905) 619663. cel. (416) 560-4663 C i R Maintenance Build- ing repairs and renovations electrical, plumbing, ce- ramic toes, carpentry, From sinal) repairs to major ren- ovations Fully guaranteed. free estimates (905)432- 8931 DEUOTTO FENCING Decks, chair► link, iron, drilled hides, set posts. For Free Estimates call Steve (905) 509-5077 Mobile (416)409-6456 DUCTWORK installed, nerved. relocated. Excellent rates. Free esbmates. Elec- trostatic air cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big, Small jobs. Cal Paul 428-0295. FAIRbLAN FENCE, DECK & DRIVEWAY SEALING Since 1988 619-6624 GCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 686-1913 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes, additions, renovations, rec rooms and basement apartments. Res- idential and commercial. Serving Durham Region for IMPROVEMENTS Oualiy some renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kill • Basements • Windows • Doors • Bathrooms • Etc. • DECKS rtli 11 l� Pro Master Painters since 1965 nterloUextenor pantng papering quakty craAsmarlshp nc obllgafron estimates references at request (905)619-9630 MICHALSKI MOVING ^oases. apartments otLces. appliances and piano spe- . ahsts Senior and mrd - month discounts Licensed. ensured. Free *stomates Excellent serme Call 436- '795 Experienced Cron Movers Bargain rates, homes offices. apt., etc. Piano moving Packing available LAWN CUTTING Ajax 8 Pickering Weekly basis $12-$15 Student operated Leave message for Jeff (416) 219-4433 • Gardening 6 • Gardening 8 • Landscaping • , Landscaping TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA Also tree stump removal. io% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS. AVOID SPRING RUSH call Dave 831-70SS • Part • • Driving y • • • Sevices Schools • ' ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING • • L�•In MOIelr /k' SCHOOL offers SUMMER • • p..,�;. r_ �''e' BREAK d day APPROVED Rep 3 COURSE UTO $279 L7o.,r eroono rom- -, r (June 24- "une 27) Also LAWNMOWERS Tune- C�h•I•,•Itsno.Whft xtiorert regular courses offered UP on change. sharpen �rx■elaofeg.Faoef+ai•rhy d28-1717. blade, only $35 . parts � P—'— —Km% ,Pick-upidelivery from Pick- 1iy p- ~r•�'--` • Flooring, ening to Bowmanville S500 905-471-5331 • ' Carpeting Marge.Oshawa'Whrtby MAGICIAN• clown friends • ' Um Ing iior, stucco ceili general n9� San moves' ppb spa moved, also storage space avail - free,,) NORTH STAR ready to entertain for any Facilities Moving cit CARPET Installations - 25 SMALL ENGINE SHOP 905-728-2716 age, any occasion Birth - AAA -LICENSED • Storage years experience, re- ries, banquets, stags, etc., days, promotions, open - rugs, fund etc., Cal (905)411 stretching, our speciality• plumbing, drywall, plaster raisers Magic 9 PLUMBER available NI repair, ceramic tiles, coun- Free estimates. D 8 N / i shows are tun, Lettuce your plumbing needs AJAX Moving Systems - full Duncan. 987 1799 or 987- • 1 = help 839-7057 or 728 - Complete renovations services. moves. appliance 1800 8334. Guaranteed lowest prices' No job too small" Senior and piano specialists Flat GREENTHUYB Total RABBITwants work doing discount (905)432-2913 rate or Hourly we now have heated storage units. • House • Clearlin Cleaning arty Pr Maintenance Pro- nee ma c for children's 9, parties Now offering boxes grams from $7 per and all occassions. Have ALVIN SAYEDAY wdh move. Park and Toad k a month, lawn care. 5 step my ohm magician. Call Er. PLUMBING licensed special, starting at $99. and Programs from $119.00 per Hie 668-4932. plumber, no job too small. uD Call for information, mates, great prices, glob too lig. Free esti- 725-0005 or 427-0005. muar- anteed lowest. 905-725- 2507 or 1.800.340-0058 I MQ(JNTAII') DOUG CLARK PLUM& ING, Licensed and in- sured, repairs and altera- tions, new bathrooms and renovations, pump sales and service free estimates. 686-5172 24 hrs. year. Call 1-800-760-1058, iior, stucco ceili general n9� San moves' ppb spa moved, also storage space avail - Banquet top sill, GREEP.M Facilities cedar m lch. cedar mulch, cedar hedg- reasonable rates. 20% es. fences. decks. interlock- TOMMY'S HOME IM- ing brick. Spring special on HALL for Rent, anniversa- Nowl Call 1-800-7641058. ries, banquets, stags, etc., MEN with large truck will etc., Cal (905)411 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 P1tIHln� 8 HARRY -O -THE_ 1091111 D•COrabna MOVERS - Move big or • House • House over 15 yrs. Free consults- SIGON Construction Ltd.• small, we price them alit • Cleaning • Cleaning tion. Call Jeff 9OS-426- serving Durham Region for Free estimates, seniors 6106. 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks, ALL Pro Painting and discount, short notice patio doors windows rec- Wallpapering, inlenodexte- A w ■. . .� .� rooms, flagstone. free esti- � iior, stucco ceili general n9� San moves' ppb spa moved, also storage space avail - mates. 905-576-57W. repairs, top quality work, able. Comparable rates. reasonable rates. 20% Cap 432.2650. TOMMY'S HOME IM- seniors discount. 404- PROVEMENTS, basement 9669, MEN with large truck will apartments, rec rooms, do household moves, resr plumbing, drywall, plaster DRYWALL and painting, dental, commercial. All repair, ceramic tiles, coun- boarding,laping.textunng, types of moves. Cal Cart or ter lops, porches, decks, renovations and repairs. Jana 427.2856. painting b decorating b Small jobs. 15 years ex - general home re2ars. Call perience. Free estimates, Tommy 905-420-efb5. Seung DuRwm and out of • Party • Sevices AWESOME MAGIC SHOW. Giant balloon animals, Face painting, Glitter stickers, Pinata filled with goodies. Free demionstra- bon for serious kgines. Make A Deluxe Birthday Memory For Your Chid d &nbo Rhe 1.1 •a7•wt afty0rrle 723-3871 EWS usiness•Business ervices • Services e_� General General THF: NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE; 12,1996 -PAGE 39-A Office Articles Articles Help Help 1 He l' 1 Office 1 Ml4iaV•BseMa1 1 � 1 For Sale 1 For Sale 1 For Sale Help 7pro AREHOUSE PERSON gressive hardware le company requires full time Warehouse Per- on. The candidate MUST e an energetic, reliable self motivated individual with HARDWARE experience. The candidate must be able ;o be a team player. Flexibility n,,,d heavy lifting are required. r-lmputer knowledge is an asset. If you are this individual we are looking for, please fax your resume AFTER 6 P.M. Monday to Friday or anytime Saturday or Sunday to: (905) 837-0241 evenings or weekends. Only those selected for an interview will be notified. Start Immediately $400 per week $20,000 annually plus bonuses - Payday every Saturday - No experience necessary - No layoffs or strikes - Must be able to lift 35 lbs. Ajax Distribution company of consumer products needs 6 people to work in distribution department. Individuals must possess a positive attitude to work In entry level positions up to management. Call 427-6926 Monday only MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME 'ravel to exciting Aies New York, Pans, Milan. Call for FREE consultation. 43D-5715 NEW MANAGEMENT re- '. -'es 6 people to start w ;'k immediately in Dur - err Region on salary + c noses Phone 905-721- 9413 SALES OPPORTUNITY, We are looking for addi- tional sales reps to market cur WATER TREATMENT Equipment, Experience welerred, however a train- ing program is provided. We offer salary. oar allow- ance, commission progum. company benefit program. for an interview cal Aqua. fine, 1.800.668-2080, SEAMSTRESS wanted for children's dotting. Must have industrial serger- Cal Brenda, Carousel Fashion; 905.432-6011. SPORTS MINDED 7 Busy advertising company needs people who Can sten Immediately. Promoting the Off ice 1 Help IF you are marned, single smgla parent, separated or divorced you may quality for Financial Assistance DIP/CERT programs aval- able: Quark, Illustrator, Photo Shop, Director, Premier, Access. Accpac. Autocatf. C++. Visual Basic, Unix. Novell Engineer, Windows N.T., Small Talk, Power Point, Word, Excel. Durham Business Comput- er College, 427-3010 Sills Spon and entertaintrlent iri- duslry Advancement avail- able Students over 18+ welcome. Call Mrs. Ro- bens (905)728.8181. ; News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00p m. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0707 t:4r4• ADMI11lISTRATIVE ASSISTANT REQUIRED FOR THE SPORT OF CURLING We are looking for a personahle. energetic individual with strung computer knowledge of Microsoft Office software. General book keeping skills would he an asset. Access to a v'ehic'le IN necessary. The ideal candidate is a team player with a nnnimurn of three years experience who has excellent verbal and written communication ,kills. The position is an annual 10 month contract. running from August-Nia% Office hours will be Monday to Thursday from 8 3I) J n1. - 3:30 p.m. but we can he flexible The ,alary range IN $11 IfO - 1.100 per hour haled on qualifications. Please forward your resume to arrive no later than June 19, 1996 at 12.00 noun to the f„ (lowing. Ontario Curling; Asso.iation 1400 Rayly St., Office Mall 2,1126 Pickering, Ontario LIW 3(12 OFFICE CLERK Successful candidate must be able to work well with minimal supervision. Duties include accounting, purchasing. Invoicing, telephones, shipping & receiving and office correspondence. Must have expenence with Microsoft Office. Manufacturing office experience would be an asset. Send or Fax Resume to CNC CUSTOM MACHINING & FAB. INC. 330 Marwood Drive Unitx8 Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 8B4 Fax(905)571-7914 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Saks Help/ Sales Help/ 1 Agent [MI Agent SALES SUPPORT / ASSISTANT Position with a high tech firm. Must be outgoing, well organized, min. 2 years experience with basic computer skills. Please mail or fax resumes to SLRT Corp. 1815 Ironstone Manor Unit 16B Pickering, Ont. L1 W 3W9 Fax. (905) 839--0452 Skilled Skilled 10 Help Help ONE DRIVEABLILITY REQUIRED Apply in person to: TONY BUDKOWSKI Ontario Motor Sales 140 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA, ONTARIO DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Full time,for large Pickering Dental office, preference given to candidates experienced in ABEL and HARP Certified. Flexible hours, some evenings and occasional Saturdays required. Please call 831-4709. Hospital Medical Dental HYGIENIST required ;ai` !-e t; start. and some Saturdays Send resume to r 0 09641 Go This Week Pr) Box 481. Oshawa. Or 'a -,o L1 H 7L5 MEDICAL TRANSCRIP- TIONIST. ,equ.,ej i,�r ryp .­; opera!::. reports. dis- "arge summanes and Ra- ology ,n Word Perfect ',nly those with extensive ` -0erience need apply ;end resume to 533 King East. Suite 204 L1H S3 PHYSIOTHERAPISTS P-rra'e C:'ent Oshawa •o Pickering rcellent growth potential •rinya Tel '416,598-4020 ix (416;598 3963 Flea 1 Market POWER Rider Exe', se' almost -ew ask,rg $200 Cali 831-0517 Articles 1 for Sale 1 YEAR OLD Nordic Spurr !readmdl, exceifert condition, $600 or best off er Call David 905-579- 0492 386 COMPUTER. PACK APC BELL -endo, w,tn tower, and color print. ef, asking S750 firm Tele- phone 721-2093 6 Piece said oau 1,n,n9 - 5ule ,ound tabs. eat S75C o. b o Call 623.8' 59 1 Daycare AIR conditioners record,- • Wanted iiored with 90 day guaran- 'ee from $175 T,ade-ins DAYCARE 'e9u,red in my accepted. Sale ends June r 'o, year old it 8 22 Call Rock &:t;om peals -onto old. Lull -time Mom at 436-'320 We ouy 8 sell = . Please can 427-0918 almost anything 22 S,m xPERIENCE fun bine Coe St N Oshawa n4dcare giver wanted ,n y home. ages 3 1 2& 14 -oaths. Ajax area Ret es ental Start Aug 26th ,all 686 7311 NANNY ,,e out. exper, -Ced. t., care for 2 year d Iwin boys. Lrverpoi F•nch, references required 905;426-7095 NANNYIHOUSEKEEP- ERPc� red ,n A,a. L ,e nut 2 boys under 5 years Contact Rob week- days (416) 504-4393 eve and weekends (905: 586- 2534 PART TIME Nancy Housekeeper . :P-ts. ages 6 6 12 W,u,am Dunbar Scholl area Salary nego- bable ret Call (905) 837- 1881 Daycare • Available CHILDCARE avar,ade in Du, -pine cn,d sate env,- - )nment, nutritious meals Nudes Sheppard Call :20 0157 DAYCARE AVAILABLE Ir -y -"r,e 6 ,,s ,x Oe' - ,neereasonable rates. ail ages welcomed. Hwy 2 and White's Rd Pickering 831 - EXPERIENCED IRISH NANNY June -Sept 19 yrs ole. live-in.oul, loves outdoors. dependable, trustworthy. reterencesre. sume available Into Elaine 416-359-7679 ,n a warm loving environ- ment provided by experi- enCed pre-school teacher: educational assistanVmom. Rossland/Harmony. Deb RK mother of 2 will Pro- vide daycare in her home. Nutritious snacks/meals tt1IYNN'S CANADA GENERAL MACNIII widt CNC programming 8 Mini- Receipts given. FinchNal- le Farm area. Call An- laya m area. TRIBUTORS.12 months Why pay retail prices] One operanrig expenence. Nr, payments. No interest. of Ontario's oldest and lar- tion. wedding or a prom. mum 5 years experience. gest manufacturers Is now but your don't have a suit? Has an open for a Sales rep lot unds4/Peterbor- Compeuuve wage a good working concitions. Picker -OU 905 1 Firewood trom only S399 Specials a; ing 905 8313755 Fax - on Vinyl. Ceramic and room or 6 PC solid pine The product is warranty e3/ 4756. bedroom, your choice bedroom, programmes. The market is used car dealers. The pay is commas" only - Fax details to Dow Forlithiii s (905)507-2266 Skilled Help 3RD YEAR APPRENTICE MECHANIC rewived for busy east and Scarbor- ough bre centre. Must have own tools. Call Garry 416- 284-9296. WANTED Class "A" Motor Vehicle Mechanic f- -n-I renair ONE BUSH cord only. seasoned dry hardwood $180. you pickup, 576- 3876 SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire wood, hardwood d sotl- wood meed, pre cut or bro- ken. delivery available, large 8 small loads. Limited time offer. call (905)430- 9013. 0 -Flea Market CIIIPPEWSHREDDER for sale. 5 hp, excellent condition, BnggsJStration 2907 . 5400. (905) 509- .::. NUNN ARE y:u Getting bred ct seas 3 .,es for Fathers Day? Corre to Vi Birds Unlimited Until Fathers Day. 10', off alt Bird Baths 850 Kmg S W ART, Limited Edbons Ela abeth berry. Professionally framed. double manecl Must Sell. S120 905-725- 3899 BBQ $150: oresse, ,,grt tabes S'51 2 dishwashers $125 $200. assorted biro cages $15 8 up VCR $70. twin headboards 6 ,ads 5100. Junior headboard bookcase $45, eiectnc breast pump $40. monitor S30, baby bath $35 :trlds seat - 7 yrs $50. double -eadboard a rails S25 -awborn car seat S25. 2 and tables 6 -otfee table S125 434.7075 or 434- 7550leave message BEDROOM SUITE l,ke new S'Z-: 3 Pc sora loveseat. Chair. wh,te. $900 29' TV $350 TV cabinet S80 cradle $54 air conditioner S20C 428- 8053 BURGLAR ALARMS a, - ie. -,eves !-e ' y:ter nome KEEP THEM OUT, Custom built steel secunry window bars for as lime as S25 00 per window allows peace of mind even with windows open For a free estimate call (905!428- 8429 905!4288429 CARPET 3 rooms. $299. Once includes 35 yards of carpet premium pad . and installation Sal 905-432- 2750 Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon thick. plush. stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms, only $36900. Price in- cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet. deluxe pad and instalabon In your home. Free quota - bon . in your home, No ir, terest, no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1.800- 217-0104. CARPET MILL DIS- OAKIPINE FURNITURE SUITS SUITS SUITS TRIBUTORS.12 months Why pay retail prices] One Are you going to a gradua- Nr, payments. No interest. of Ontario's oldest and lar- tion. wedding or a prom. OAC) 3 rooms (30sq yds ) gest manufacturers Is now but your don't have a suit? Installeo with deluxe pad selling direct to the public Well, come to Rugged Re- trom only S399 Specials Eg. solid oak 7 pc dining- plays ,r Whitby, where for on Vinyl. Ceramic and room or 6 PC solid pine around $100 you'll get a Hardwood Flooring Free bedroom, your choice bedroom, stylish suit, shirt, tie and a Shop At Home 1.800.663- stain choices pa,, of shoes Sound too 6046$1995 Trnr+,nn�l wrr„+wnn inn good to be true' Come to CARPETS lots of carpet. 10(P nylor. new stain re- lease carpels on hand I will carpel 3 rooms. 5349 Price ^eludes carpetpremium pad. expert ristallattion. last ;.livery Tree estimates 130 yards) Norman 686-2314 COMPLETE pine two- :,awe� -ewes bed 5100 Great Magrasoric 19' co- lour TV $75. Lady's Coaster B,ke $10. Call 430-8797 COMPUTER 386 system wile. 4 Vrr, --ory, mon, pnnter $450 486 1000 +hz 420 MEG hard-dnve 4 MEG memory SVGA co lour monitor 5850 Dot ma tux porter S59 905-430-- 5615 905-985-8774 -Vv- r.aji - tale resale Clothing for PALLISER MAUVE. sec- men. teens and boys. from t•cnal 'GX r: 2 'eclmin leans to tuxedos. we have a g all Take 401 t0 ThiCkson Chaos. With pull out Couch. Rd. in Wh:tby go north 13 and storage new Sept 95. lights to Burns St). turn asking S1 700 O B O 9 pc night, we're in the first plaza arbque solid wood cl mug on your left (Bums SI Pla- room setexpensive carv- za) Hours Mon - Wed 10- ings with needle point 6. Thurs and Fri 10-9. Sat chairs. Must be seen 10-5. Call 905.4042063 53800 O B O 2 matching Note To all clothes horses. maple captams beds with 4 we have buyers waiting for drawers. with 2 dresses designer labels Call for an Excellent condition ask Ig appt $'200 Nurses Ondo'^s KENWOOD 200 watt brand new. Call for details c.,'L �'. -ome stereo sys- 433-4647 tem 5 Disc CD. dual cas- COMPUTERS - NEW 486 '_)(266S 'ull p- w harran^y 5599. Penti- um 100 with . 08 GB drive 8 mb ram etc $1.255 or $43 per morin Used 3865 trom S'3C VGA ,c - monitor s c:rmonitors from 5135 For June we pay the GST Computer Clearance Gen ter 5973059 Bowman Ville) DINING ROOM blacx wilt .0 5 :fair �� ^uTch S900�r Wasner 8 d^yen 5400 car Stove 10 - speed bike ad,es. $75 905-579•-3C'4 DINING TENT. sc,een 4 nigh quality, green and white sinped root. One year Old 436-5966 DININGROOM ..ice, oval ac- 4 -'a . , buffet 6 hutch w diamond glass front Carved walnut excel :ent cOnd,tior. ask, r,g $1200 (905.579-1943 �r (905)723-3465 GETTING • red of shins S ties Father's Day' Come to wild Birds Unlim- ,ted and let us help you find something different for the Dad ,n your Ae 850 K,rg S w HARDEN d cherry low ^ i..Cda': chest queen 4 poste bed. ening -oom. s.fa chair ane more like new 905)420-56.35 Hot point d,amoro serves triage 8 sieve. only 3 mon use 5' 500 a pair Call Geoff 6'9-215 HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE. �, 'n;m •^, ;.ass wood coffee eno Ca- ples. T': and Cabinet. 3 n mgroom table and 4 Chairs sever, wall shelf arge oak wa l nit 576- 1936 Ladies 14K Marquis dia- mond solitaire ',ng w plan gold band we 5 1.2 Ap- praised at $2600cert avail Cail 905,786-2690 LINGERIE Undercover Wear let us bring our boutique into your home For bookings or career info call Pam 686-9084 MOVING Sale. 2 -bedroom sets. dining room set, krtcn- en set. 2 Irving room sets Make us an offer 19051686- 0653 of (416)635-9281 MOVING SALE Colonial dining room suite 9 Ice $850, sell cleaning stove almond 5200., Indge white $100. 831.1178. PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS P.;ase exr-,,s� 're Toss were -enovating' New and used pianos Not sure' Rent to own apt size uongN granddigital, keybOardS Au 1995 merchar,:,se re. ducedl Telep Piano Works 433 1491 PRE -SUMMER SALE boners $175 GG 8 �p r4 par stools. solid oa. 5600 Apartment size `-.zer. S110 Acarlmert size waster b drye,. 550G,sel Sor•y camcorder $450 Dresser S50 Couc, 8 eve -seat $225 Stove 575 VCR 5146 facie b 4 crass S18999 D srwasr- er_ S'49 ±9 Wc,owave 55939 Laser D,sc player 5300 3 -uch mc,e Ask aoout r 30 day guarar tee We ouy 6 se" almost anytl i Call P"'. Bottom Ceals 22 S,mcoe S: N from 9 303m 60m 435- 1320 SALE RECONDI- TIONED WASHERS Cry,,, ''.m $15, • .- day warranty available WANTED. appliances work,rg or not waspers d arye's 'epair service 535 and up Ser+vice calls flat rate 905-438-8183 SHEDMAN Call [ SPE ,IAL ONLY 5295 oils tax Mary Diner saes and styles avaJacie Also garages and deCKS 761 McKay Rd Unit 3. P,cli Fc, -,cre nto call 905: + 2093 SOFA 1 2 chairs St75 c'e :eat 3 < cha,rs 5225 washer S'35. bed sofa S25C bedroom suite 544`_ Lade 6 emirs S55. dresses S45 each. TV S^J ^.esu S50 many other Mems 697-3532 STORE AND EQUIP- MENT -e -'ear• '•e r' �_c '• cWs propane fryer and grin. shelvingplump- ing fixture mist 32' it 10' trailer V,ew,ng July 81h 1996 2pm ro 8pm 905 623-401' TOSHIBA 27- stereo tele- vision Bonus 6 yr pans and laoour warranty No money down Rent to own by phone for as little as $6 OO, week Call (905) 571.1413. sette tower speakers Rent 'O own by prore from S7 50/week -all today 1905, 571-14.3 RCA 18' SATELLITE Di4,:,,;dal sound picture. remote. over 175 channels to choose from RENT TO OWN BY PHONE Ony S8 88. week Ca 1 905-571- 1413 WALNUT ; -,ng set c�,ca 194' 'a Ge 6 Cna,rS. china caaret outlet S2300 576- 7989 WASHERS /ers. '„dge. -ew and recond,- T,oned. 5225 and up for re. ,)nditwned washer. S'75 and up for •eC,nd,tioned drye,s $115 and dp for re- c�nd:tored fudges and stoves A,sc :c,n operated washer and dryers Ste - _nersons Furniture and Accl•ances. 227 Court St Oshawa 5'5.7448 WORK OUT GYM „ Jona- ;4^15, "l 5-4' 151 Articles 1 Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. P_ -_-.i. -:rune :r an- yT,ng .,d SaenncC mstru- moi :.^ .a sirver. adver- ns,ng, toys Cecclis. Coils. -ilk 7Crtles coliil 'Ors or •states Cail Robert Bowen Arfq„es 905 5558049. ELECTRIC :a,pet stapler i .^de,pac sta- pler ,n gooloi work.rg :ond- !,on Please Cal 43.1 39'6 NEEDED - or 8 port - Zeta System Cail Frei at 576-9335 NEEDED 4 or 8 port a ' ata System Call F,ea at 5769335 UNWANTED Scrap metal c�ur9 __ •-sages, stoves. was',•s dryers, cars. trucks etc Call 1905,430- 9013 WANTED CAMERAS - c,c .r,ra and glass jewe. ler), microscopes. tele- scopes, binoculars and re- lated Mems Clocks. watch- es, furniture. anything Cid 432-1678 WE PAY CASH for used gait Dubs, in line skates 3 ice skates Open 7 days a week REBOUND SPORTS Brock Rd Hwy 2. Picker- ing 905-683-3476. MUST SELL!! 2 12' Crunch Gairagef barwpass box at S250. AM/ 1 Yard Saks 1 Yard Saks FM 7510 ALPINE tape dedt PE at $150. 4 channel. 25W AMP MEI s, 6OW Pyrarrud 86l TOWNHOUSE Gold serves. 60W hveeters at S20. Call 427-1822 ST I'LT SALE'. Articles Articles amm. June 15iLn For Sale For Sale Rain date: June 16th 1 1 h s= PEARSON ST., OSHAWA NEEV§'UL 77UNGS BY ELIZABETH Sale on Now thru June 20. Complete Inventory clear out sale 50% off all items, except gift baskets & food items 30% off. teachers gifts, floral designs, wood pieces, candles & holders, rugs & placements, plot pour. Christmas items etc. Hours Mon - Fri 10-6, Sat. 104 956 Dillingham Rd. (905)839-6333. computer;M1 Computer 1 video video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. QW Job= Duarte at 579-"00 • PAGE 40 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., JUNE 12, 19% Arts illi Automobiles Trucks For artrrlerlts A Itrrleflta ailments Houses Houses Ron, Crafts 1 For Sale I Sale s Marine Eon, For Rent u 1 , pFor Rent / For Rem / For Rent / For Rent 1990 SPRINT CON i 1993 CHEV SIERRA half 1996 14 It aluminum Leg- AVAILABLE IMME- g s :fret. references 831-5249 $1 - Absolute Affordable' COURTICE, 4 -bedroom VERTIBLE 88 kms. war- ;on, 30.000kms. 6 cyl. box end Deep V Wide Body DIATELY, in Whitby Apt AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. Why Rent? own your Home 1-1/2 baths, gas heat, sin- ranty. well maintained, finer, am/tm cassette, ask Fishing boat with 19% 20 budding.. spacious, carpet- 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- from $799/month (utilities gle car garage, fenced great Gond non-smoker 54995 905723-2098 mg $13.000 certified Mint hp. Manner and 19% Trail ed, newly painted, with bal- es, underground parking. included) No Down pay- yard, fusVlast. references, cert . condition Phone 728- er. only 2 hours running cony. close to bus. shop- ONE bedroom men. Call Melt Mark Sta- no pets please Available 1991 Ford Crown Victoria. 3040 time on motor Everything ping, all utilities included, 55 FALBY CRT. play Sales Rep Sutton now 5880+ utilities. Call air con 351 cu in, ps. pb. 4X4 DREAM MACHINE brand new includes Ice first / last required, no pets. MON - FRI. 9A.M. - 5 P.M. Group Excel Realty 571- (905)387--6592 p w. certified $5000 oto 1980 Suzuki soft top mod; jackets and paddle $4000 1 bedroom $650. 2 bed- (905) 683-6021 6275 ort -800-840-6275 COURTICE, 3 -bedroom 725-4865 Buick 3 8 V6 wide -based firm Call Don 905-623- room, $750 call 430-0134 vated. available July 1 wood floors, parking, cable. I g Id 4 bunga ow, years o . appliances, a/c, quiet neighbourhood, available July 1st, $1000+ubhhes. lst/last. Call 905-404- 2164 FINCH/WHITES RD ,De- lached.2 upper levels 3- bedroom, 1 1/2 -baths, parking, available July 1st, $950/month+ublrties. Call Harry (416) 283-7393 or Jennifer 416-283-6570m . LRG semi -3 bdr+ 1 room bsmt, 3 app , large fenced backyard. Ludlow Crt , Oshawa Good area person. quiet home. no D . pa g. su si 51000 + uta. 15fAast Avail. FOUND tu,y waded. 12.000 kms 1975 GMC CENTURION poets no smokin $590 1 V rise building. Gose to 401 gle working person. no Aug tst. (905)432-0935. emacs German Snepca-d cross. m the t $23 900 must sell 579 jeep axle. 18' lift 30' tires. 7614 g s :fret. references 831-5249 SHELTER CANADIAN Call 721-0628 1993 Topaz. 70.000 kms 4570 CON ?'ager •or sale BACHELOR apartment. baywindowtom etel p y immediately From 5695: mo 683-0529 5 speeo p b p s air corn o s dr tat dash 9' gauges. LIGHT WEIGHT 'Smooth separate entrance, 4 -piece PROPERTIES LIMITED furnished. awning, deck. . ddioning. am/fm eassette roll-bars. tow -bar. 2 spare Water' canoe style ooat h- bath. laundry. parking. basement apt for rent. Avail 4255 POOIS, $6500 Call 619-9776 tires. spare 38 engine bre glass. 12ft with padded $475 all inclusive Call ONE bedroom OSHAWA NORTH SIM- Spa 1993 MAZDA Protege 53500/obo Blair 666-3882 swivel seals 4 Hp even- rude motor Great fishing 839-0821 basement apt Mary'Elghn St Sep COE.on Russet , nice 2. -bedrooms. dose to bus- es, shopping, available im- SE speed ail green Vans/ 51[00 (905)665.-5892 BASEMENT apartment. 1 entrance. laundry lac, in- quiet 2 bedroom• in newly mediately, $550. $650 & power sun - roof, spoiler, RE awning 880 and tool bedroom very large & dudes utilities. newly rano- retrofitted 12 -plexi hard - EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 30.000 hill km, lady dm 4 Wheel Drive PROPELLER and Skeg bright, fridge & stove, all vated. available July 1 wood floors, parking, cable. 16 x 24' rectanqular Kayak ven one owner Asking COn ' conditioned vehicles e9 895 ve„r Hrore ac Repairs fast service. large utilities included. parking $500/mo After 5 p m. call laundry lacilities, no dogs. includes pod inductee decks 8 tent- pool $9.500. Call 905-432- $9 5 , Caied 1993 PLYMOUTH, selection, of fiberglass sup- for 1, Church/Hwy 2, $699 Denise 433-0068 $686. hydro. 576-2982 $x Meets local by- inglaws. due -mane. female/male. VOYAGER Grand LE. plies. Oshawa Glass -Fibre Products Ltd 341 Durham Call 619-4663 ONE bedroom basement SOUTH AJAX by the 25 r warranty 1-800- m 1994 DODGE Shadow 2 white 1)0.000 kms. load- Crt Oshawa 905-579- BASEMENT apartment. apartment. Brock Rd/Hwy 2. lake bachelor apt private 668-7564 Picke 9 A ax. door green on silver doth, ed. excellent condition. . 1433 IQ Lwerpool close 10 available now. $560lmonth ent 5525 /mo. Call 427 - phone 416-798-7509 auto. air, am'fm cassette. $14.000 905-686-1643 auto. air. $6.995. 67 Old shopping. GO. 1 -bedroom, inclusive Call 683-6934 or . 3178 leave message Lost & •RE, 8 ' Found gal 7 year warranty -4 OOOkm. 59 000 Mike 6661302 MITrailersTrailers Recreational Vehicles 4 -piece bath. large eat -in kitchen, a/c, cable. utilities, shared entrance. Suitable 416-264-5884 (Bloor St) SOUTH AJAX. 'arge lux - ury one bedroom pus den Apartments 1995 Honda Accord EX prances. laundry on site banes or July Ist No pets, 'or single mature working Large 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in clean low basement apartment, gas fire lacerk n it n- bunga ow, years o . appliances, a/c, quiet neighbourhood, available July 1st, $1000+ubhhes. lst/last. Call 905-404- 2164 FINCH/WHITES RD ,De- lached.2 upper levels 3- bedroom, 1 1/2 -baths, parking, available July 1st, $950/month+ublrties. Call Harry (416) 283-7393 or Jennifer 416-283-6570m . LRG semi -3 bdr+ 1 room bsmt, 3 app , large fenced backyard. Ludlow Crt , Oshawa Good area person. quiet home. no D . pa g. su si 51000 + uta. 15fAast Avail. FOUND tu,y waded. 12.000 kms 1975 GMC CENTURION poets no smokin $590 1 V rise building. Gose to 401 gle working person. no Aug tst. (905)432-0935. emacs German Snepca-d cross. m the t $23 900 must sell 579 1985 GOLDEN FAL- RV low miles. tom I y completely g s :fret. references 831-5249 & GO Parkin Available 9 pets. no smoking. $750 r 9 � Harwood Ave area FOuntl 4570 CON ?'ager •or sale reconditioned, new fur- baywindowtom etel p y immediately From 5695: mo 683-0529 in mid-May Call 433-3860. CAR FOR SALE 87 G,andv ew Park. Buckhom nace.new water heater and PICKERING 2 bedroom month Phone 905-576- furnished. awning, deck. leave message 0'e, Cavalie' $1 Lake 1 hr from Oshawa more. certified. 58000 Also basement apt for rent. Avail 4255 SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 loaded mint $7.495 92 .000 O B O call 830 8388 36 x 2 full length tip out 2 Tow Dooey with all related July 1 st Call 905-725- 32d8 OSHAWA 2 bedroom Wentworth St W. large 1. h ' peLS1SUPPIiW GODZILLA meets Cer- bedrooms. fun k�tchen, t n stove. microwave 3 equipment. $800 905 697-0329 anytime CENTRAL Oshawa - one apartment. available at 888 and 900 Glen St Close to 2. -bedrooms. dose to bus- es, shopping, available im- 80ardin j tura. Sale of the Con- pc bath New deck with 1979 MIDAS 29' Class block to Senior Citizens schools. shopping and G M mediately, $550. $650 & Able Dr hen spaces40tea' able for rent. 540/month fury. Prices may shock awning 880 and tool 'A' mote• home GMC 454. Centre. 7 & 2 bedrooms. Utilities inducted F,rsVlastY' up , fridge, stove. heal, h COLLIE pups for sale. you. 35 certified. re- shed 520.000 Call 905) 63.879mnes. excellent con- from $625 up Fridge stove required Call 728-4993 die, parking Ist /last re- C eyes :srst COn ' conditioned vehicles e9 895 ve„r Hrore ac ' 433-2485 Large generator. air con. almost new bl � OSHAWA. news renovat- r quoted. no pets 834-5283 eckeo Shots checked. fast shots. sale & auto perfect sale S11995, 3128 roofditio opt air awning, bolt -in va- Call 728 7344 or 432.5107 Y ed twc bedroom, inductee TWO beautiful 1 bedroom due -mane. female/male. 90 Astro CL. loaded, beau. 1966 WYNONA TRAIL- cuum system, microwave. CENTRAL OSHAWA heat and hydro. parking Y r 9 basement a Is A a l DI NORTH OSHAWA. CLEAN 3 PLUS 2 bed- room bungalow, backs onto park, with separate In-laws. 6 appliances, garage, dou- ble drive, $1.195 plus utili- ties. July Ist References and working professional. No pets. Sharon (905) 428-6120 PICKERING - OPEN HOUSE - Liverpool/Bayly ready to go now Call (705, ty. S9.495 . 89 Grand Cara- ER 10 x 37 with tic out antl 'arge double -door fndge. full one bedroom apt $550 in- and laundry available No D - via a 1 near Metro NEW BUILDING, nm- Sat June 15th. 4pm Sun 277-2528 van LE. Burgundy loaded g W baywindowtom etel p y rear bathroom. new car- dusvie Also 2 bedroom pals. non-smokers. Call S550/month. 905.430.- vsnson (Osh). 3 lair, 1 12 June 16th, 7pm 3 -bedroom GOOD LUCK r 56.995 . 87 Blazer 4 x 4 furnished. awning, deck. Det. sleeps 6. certified Ask apt $750 plus hydro In- (905)831--8030 or EastImmTrade East Trade Centre. 5600! Ny. June, 15 or Juty 1. $750 main floor, cola. w/o to deck. chinese history was tic :w^ a Lhasa loaded mint $7.495 92 517.000 or best offer Can '^9 516.900 905-655- dudes parking. both avail- 1905)839-1984 ml & Krosnp/Bay!y, $650 sn, Available immediate- ISVast. $900+ 420-1280 Apso Non Sheddingnon Cavalier R S Coupe load- be seen at Bridge north 8590 able immediately Also OSHAWA one bedroom rho Call 683-2564 or &39- 7336 M UXBRIDGE 2 bedroom allergic. healm guara^tee. . 9C Fire- ed. Vbl Trader Sales. RRr1 Che- 1989 TOYOTA •rotor Able Dr hen spaces40tea' able for rent. 540/month heat and_ bell of • house t0 km note vet needled Payment k. 138 bud. black. loaded T -tops mong Rd Peterboro(905) home.' owner VE. '4.000 7218627 ogndutdBd TWO BEDROOM apart- space. non-smoker. no Oil heat. 2-cargarage, lemis available • 7051 7116- S8 850. 89 Pontiac Temp- a37-2658 original moles. 22 miles pels, Yard. $595 ndusive. FrrstAast 434.6311 ment, Courtrce upper 112 11 11 1 $850 plusimonth. 905-852- 3128 est. auto. a $4.295 89 truck 4.9 hire, runs wad, 9a !ion, loaded. like new. CLEAN 2 bedroom apart. 6513 Mazda 323 Auto. high kms, 1993 33 it Dutchman, fully $19.900 Can 905-723- menu available rmme- OSHAWA 2 bedroom, of house). Large Irving room, BREEDING CKC regis A 1 $2.295 90 Mazda 626, loaned slide out. rear ped- 70555 batty Gose to downtown. $690 -h apt building In- eat in kitchen, 4 pc $750 all 1' 11 1 WANTED - male/temale tele.. be- a^ H..sxy for auto. air. $6.995. 67 Old room, air can rollout cano- - O C Starting g at $650 Call eludes heat, hydro. ap. inclusive Available rmme- with stable employment to racrn and show since 9 Cutlass Supreme 53.795. . Apartments 404-0905 prances. laundry on site banes or July Ist No pets, i ( •;hare house. 50/50 sped on 1986. available 3 female 91 Mustang. 5 sod loaded. ply. microwave. many more 1 1 Convenient to 401 and city Calc 4321479 bibs and rent Durham puppies with blue eyes. low kms 55495 CetiCir extras Askin $16.000 9 For Rent COURTICE. Main floor 3 bus routes 433-0677 r area Cull lar! 6867801 guaranteed. first shots. de- Auto. Center. 155 King 905 436-9238 ^edroom home with go- TWO BEDROOM base- womrld. also some house- St. W., At Midtown '!ger 5 appliances $900 THE NONOUON, Pres- mere apartment walkout, WHITBY Anderson area. Trained adults Inquiries WII. 579-2886 Open CAMPING MEMBER- 1 a 2 bedroom. avadaDW pus uNiba• •lu'Y 1. C'^dY, tigous North Oshawa One kitchen, laundry, 2 1/2 both Grlesmut St.. 2 bedroom bungalow, win (613)395-5578 Sun So Them" Sunday, SHIP , ienme Ca -c is Aug •st In never thniding. 725-2246. Leave mss- Two and Thies bedroom close to VYh,tb finished basement Y� garage and 4 aDDliances. Ca"aa $4 00 per night $600 a 5700 ail inclusive sags apartments. starting at public and catholic school, w/wood stove. 5 apps available July 1. Call ATTENTION. Cog Own 1991 2'4 5 s;.eed at, Paid 53.695 Must salt Laundry ,n bolding No $540 inclusive Except ca across from Loot) super $950 + uDl. Open house (905)433-7214 e -s :'igga Dooley Pet am.rm Cass, 110.000 l 5395 U S Dollars 1-900- pew Call 576.6728 DELUXE 3 -bedroom ble Pay parking and lawn- ma"+ July Ist, 427.2071 June 16th. 11-3pm Avail- Waste Systems starting at $850C cert 1989 Honda 236-0327 2 apartments in well kept dry facilities 723 2094 ableAug 1st 666-2803 WHITBY mall area- 3 bdrm S54 99 up to 150 Ib wt Civic DX. auto. 3 ar hatch- LEVEL ons DedrOOm quiet burlWlg. m Port Perry. PICKERING walking lis- House quiet residential �9 Life Jackets slat" at Dad` light clue. dark blue 1989 PARK MODEL bsmi ap' Kitchen, bath. 15 mm north of Oshawa. lance to G61Nao, 2 bed }BEDROOM Dhi g street. excellent kxatton for 525 32' Fire Hydrant in. ant mtlnor $4650 Cao Dave trailer on beau;�tu ,lit 3E h shared laundry Walking 9 balcony with sliding doors. OSHAWA, t BEDROOM specious Dsrtx apt., private e & Nast. effi Mh fro amenities 4 ant. dooboutdoor Lifetime 576 6130 35 inn N d Oshawa, distance to bus"PTC Avail 90 living lar Irvin room, 1000 sq. room. basement apt clean and entrance/parking, Ga, no ckenCYTownit CNndy gas, Close to close 1 l es, finished basement. 1 1/ Ball 9-9 7 or extras 0.'C. now shed. ')"ly I Lill INOr h Irving Space, t bath Carpeted with vats smokmrg pots 1stllast. sc shopping, • S850required 2 bathrooms Available days'wee« 905,723-54'3. small Dost. etc $16 500 77 --3716 Fn 905-775-3716 $840 or 2 baths Sa55 Pkrs trarKe Close to G M> North G nth $700 905-837-0674 month. month. hrs3-5 required June S1000/m646 . Fax '23-1466 ' Automobiles 360 905.723-7020 2.'3 bedroom apartments. 8 n dro Call 728-2255 or Y plant $450 per month, utile- Call (905) 623 5623 ll ( uD1 Call (905)832-9046 AutomObiks Wanted Auto Parts s•ory pudding, close ose to sdwols. kboa South GM ry. 985-2534 DOWNTOWN OSHAWA 2 toes included 434-6930 OSHAWA, I -bedroom WESTNEY HEIGHTS over sized 1400 h luau. sC AJAX July t, upper lav- N 2 floors, dean 4 bad- WHITBY, 3 -bedroom, 2.1/ 2 barns, ' , ' oulnt Available immediate basement apartment. 5415 room, 2000 sq It main approximately for Sale A a A TOWING. Pay sso 8 Repairs beam Saye S4'15 :-elusive ex. ry 2 bedrn bsmt apt Dining sq. tt . dose to used a r and Nov 828-0328 ' cep[ Hydro Avail Ju! 1 Y inclusive a 2sFrod room. Irving room with fire 9 floor tail Laundry. 3 baths. ap- Schools sdnools a all amenities. no :ray cars a rucxs 24 nrs pm for appointment One beam $425 all inclu- Wilsonstove. re ode a pace. family room, parking. pitanc�pus guta9es pets. available Aug 1/% 1975 CORVETTE pear. 7 days Cal: 9C5-6865003 CLASS 'A' VES mANiu A MUST SEE! Oshawa save. avail June 15 a July entrance $950 1stAast. no pets Call $1050 83t Call 668-7914 w, • g ass • 1s p.w air. e - or 905-7065234 30 mm Lice^. : •-ansmission 2 Deo'oom Apt �n a 3 unit. 1 905-725.8710 Available immediately Call Pam after 6 pm 905-686- n 9500 Denis Morgan - auto. 6a.A0G origins: nines service speaaiist willing to do work contemporary pudding FOR RENT and 2 bed- 905-725-1023 %2a WHITBY Executive 4 no winters ask.rg S890C AUTOMOBILES and at my morns Groat rates. ail Clean. quiet and secure apt rgian room, t ane Geo OSHAWA close to GM. AJAX Westn /Richie 3 eY I bedroom home. 2 112 Can 905-579-2.87 ever,- t•ucxs woe^;etl 'cr scrap work roll guaranteed Also i Y 9 Laundry. private yard and Mansions. staining at $716 newer c.Jd,rg. 1. 2. 3 WESTNEY HEIGHTS beam blenched. C/A. 2 car baths. circular staircase, or rigs. 905-723-3905 ^rays My condition. any age body work & paint Call parking On bus route Just north of Extendirare bedroom apartments 905- ground level 2 bedroom,garage. app. $1070./mo c. No pats. 1 yr minimum 1963 T•BIRD or. power trBe rerrlpvaf in the Durham Tony 57..x- S685,month �ndusive 1st/ Phone 579-9076 438-0229 separate entrance. living, W g' .utileS . ubfifies, 15Nas[, avail. base $1450 . utilities stee• ^ powe' brakes g Region. Caen paid Also Last references no pets , Jul 1st 2 bedroom 707 OSHAWA, Lakeview park dining room. kitchen. 1 c 9 P July tet. 416-281-0932 Available July 151 Refer - good body good ties needed. '75 to 137 Cnev or '75 OtOfC Cles Please leave Y Wni area. :• g^' t bedroom oatrh• Partially tumisnW, fe- antes Call (416) 297 - sailing as is $1.250 azo- 9 GMC pickup for pars Can Y messageWellingtonSt g Fridge. stove, heat, peril basement. avail Joy 1, 2 .hilae wanted. no pets. No AJAX 3 BEDROOM. 0857 2815 anytime, Oshawa 431- AJAX• ONE BEDROOM S75p,r•wntn Call days 427- bedroom main floor, avail smoking $850 ax Inclusive family room with fireplace. 1966 CHARGER good 04C7 DOWN. S70C inuudrng 5888 evenings 686-7870 Aug. 1, parking . appiainc- Ist/last Available Imine- 2 12 baths. fenced yard, 5 WHY RENT? No money col sod ire. CARS FOR CASH: We 1982 Honda 750 NIGHT- Willies available July Ist es .yaro.(905) 436-6078 Batey (905)686-1878 appliances Walk to Shop- oD down Own our own horde: Y asking 51000 905-697- bur ven,C.es vett' HAIM excellent condition No Dots /9051 427-8028 LARGE one and two bed- OSHAWA, sinal! 7 ped- prig, parks. school, and like new, fridge. stove, $775 2378 ..sec des must De in running two 'e ^lets. cover and AJAX oozy one bedroom rooms available Jul 1 Y Everything included Carpel room basement, near O C . WHITBY, 3 bedroom in in- Community center. $1,100 rid., all but prone. 3 bed- 1967 CHEV. CAVAL;- condibon Call 827-2415@ bags 42 000 kms, basemen; apt . stove. throughout, balconies 4 parking. g y ptex. 4 appliances, clean, pus utilities. 427-7206 room asking $63,900. Morn. ER. certihed. only 59 JOC or Come 10 479 Bayy St S1300 o b o Call fridge. laundry tac . non- Lauer on premises Wil- 1. $450/month, plus 1/3 will paint to wn, no pets, req. gross income $23.0007 kms 0.'C asking 52900 East, f4ax at MURAD AUTO (905o579-7376 smoker $490 mclus ve NO Son/BIOOr area Please call utilities. fi5fAa5l referent- $ 85 plus utilities. New AJAX, very clean 3 bed- year. Call Ken Coots, Coll 905-619-1469 SALES. pets, call 686-3201 anytime 721-1178 es (905)584-1581 high efficiency fumance room, garage, detached, Ct well Baniker 728-9414 1996 Suzuki GSXR 750.available AJAX OXFORD TOW OSHAWA-Fr n a I August ISI 420- A fireplace• finished base WILYOT 1988 PONTIAC 6000 LE. 175.000km very good con- dtbon, 4-doo'. auto. 52950 uncertified Can 905-420- 5158 Brad 1988 Sprint. red on gray. g� •nr pick-up. new clutch, pads• rotor, shoes, and exhaust top I� (�• 135,000 km. Excellent run- � t0 $100 ring car 52750 cen Also (416) 281- N99 1984 Dodge 600, mint shape. $500 as is Good fix- (416) 281-M e -upper 4337934, ask for Dean, after 6 p.m IM S-10 Pick Up truck, TrUCks red. 5 speed, 77K only. has ' for Salle spoiler kit all around. Chrome mag wheels. 1979 Ford 1`150 12 ton $9999 Matching leathers. LIVERPOOL BAYLY un- as c ean. �2 ment close to Go schools CREEK, Bow - helmet & boots for added ERS. Spacious apart- usual very largo 2 bedroom newly decorated upper t m mnile. $1100/month in - 9 Basement, full kitchen, 51100 pus Go. July 151 cost Call after ^�^�' quiet building. close bdrm, panning, bus. 401, WHITBY, single dweller dudes er recreational facil- cost 85 7709 4p m to shopping. 401, GO. bathroom. :aundry. own en- gate entrance, suitable only 1 large basement first Aast. No pets. (519) .ties. appliances. Or can be Pool, sauna 2 bedrooms trance, $850 inclusive for I quiet individual $500 apartment. fireplace. air, 895-0217 purchased for $57,900. fable Jul 1 and Au fro ndu fi66-7777 la n t 1 t I Ca avai Y s - dry, gust 1st 3 bedrooms, km- (416) 494.3765 No pets t sive. PICKERING - Large clean u u i i !es me uded. private entrance, good CLEAN semi detached- 11 Ml��3194 Laue- sen. mebatley. July Ist and Au- NEW BUILDING, nm- one bedroom basement, area, non-smoker, 1sNast. �'et ICY yw. GibbJSte- inducted. avail. anytime, a July 1, no pets, $460 mo. gust t St. 9t)`i 683-8571. macWate 2 bedroom, Rossland/Ritson furnished. huge eat in S550/month. 905.430.- vsnson (Osh). 3 lair, 1 12 Housing (until 7:30 p.m.). 683-5322 (Oshawa), appliances. laundry, socur- kitchen, sauna, two piece 7340 after 4pm. baths. $855. + utilities. El. heat. rot. Aug 1. A moot see. / WantBd AJAX SOUTH - 2 bed- Ny. June, 15 or Juty 1. $750 �1 with shower, separate WHITBY: Hat for rent in Vic- 118 261-6571. apartment, upper floor of room basement apartment. inkdusrve. Please cath 571- entrance. $725 per mo. in- torian house. 1 extra large sn, Available immediate- house. single. quiet fill separate entrance. air. no 4875. ckrsive. (905)839.6378 bedroom, 1 smel bedroom, COUNTRY HOME- 3 bed- RESPONSIBLE working pets, IstAast, reteronces. Bronco II, V6, 4x4, auto. PICKERIIG, Hwy. 2 and own kitchen and 4 pce room. fireplace in family couiplet for mingin pus utilities. 686- NORroom 1� Wlwle's lid., clean spacious bell of room,available July 1st. rarN or�sumi- 77996%7 lower duplex, bright, laundry. 1 parking 2 bedroom basement parking. Southwestwest Bre St. & iGsd $130 + ufil. From 9-5 call rouinding area. Reasanady Sept AJAX, 1 bedroom bass- space. non-smoker. no apartment, separate on- air, lauxn- trance. fireplace,month.(905K month. Conrad St Stephen 576 8642, after firs. 576- Call (906Ava!la - e ( }438 9061 leave moot apartment. with sepa- pels, Yard. $595 ndusive. dry parking cable no pets 9319 8529. r�4aga. dean. 55995 (905) 831- rate entrance, 5660 al n - 4X4 shun bo scam 15tAa5t Available July tsty 5800 irk4nuiire 8729 body X. r and pant. $1650. Cal 705- 1996 14 ft. Aluminum Leg- clusive. available ienme- Aug. Ist. Cal 430-6906. 'y 1st. (905) 420-0.684 1990 ACCLAIM AUTO, air 277-2387 after 6 p.m. Marine diatey. First/last. Cao Clo room basement apt. $390 inducted. avail. anytime, a July 1, no pets, $460 mo. $4995.00 con.. 1988 Cava- room basement Separate entrance, parking. laundry, 82000 Mazda p/up with vis (��1-a� STUDIO basement apan- PICKERING. Rouge - ter 130 km, $3995 can. 1965 Bronco XLT loaded, $600 inclusive. Available cap $3995 can. 1980-1985 ..hath' Ajax aPPkark- mount/Iffivi 1 -bedroom 1986 Buick Century.110km 6 cylinder automatic, 4x4, to share bedded to share large ly AJAX- large, bright, 1 Toyota 4x4 auto 3 stick to Many candied cars apartment, upper floor of $3-195 can. ,9Chev locking hubs, 7.12 ft. plow 1997 DORAL GRANDE, bdim., tum[. apt. $658 sn, Available immediate- house. single. quiet fill Camaro auto $3695 can. a harness $4400. 1986 205 HP. Ford Cobra, low month including utikties a IY• () 619 0575 e, rq $625 in. 1992 Dodge Caravan LE Bronco II, V6, 4x4, auto. hours, Cuddy cabin, irnpkld- cable. 1 par parking. Sap last ��. Available im' clusi0. ll elusive. Call 905-509- 140km $10.200 can. 1988 now rad & universals, Ing, trailer, fish finder, Aral Yate entrance. full bath. ONE BEDROOM 0537. Chrysler New Yorker 'Loaded, transmission not shifting aop�y. $1300. Phone FM Casson, compass. VHF IstAw. Avail irtxr>e"ely Ist door bright dean � RENOVATED _ e only $5295 can. (905)433-0775 Radio. asking. $13.500. 683-1609. building, bat a 101, Iry- die . 2 bedrooms, ca �• 1985 Full size Blazer 4x4 1187 FORD F150 p.u. (905)831-163D or (905) 666-3211. ung room. bathroom. ketch- , appliances, I^�• stow, 4 loaded. 54395 cert. 1986 Conversion van Ford great 1987 BRONCO 2 XLT. Excellent condition, me- 1996 14 ft. Aluminum Leg- ATTENTION family on- entad person needed for 2 g^ fridge &stove, utilities PC. beth, rel. Dig yard, park - Simcoe S. (416) 494- WHITES RDJ401 1 bed- troveling $3995 cen. 1987 chanically new. new pose. end Deep V Wide Body room basement apt. $390 inducted. avail. anytime, a July 1, no pets, $460 mo. 9517 room basement Separate entrance, parking. laundry, 82000 Mazda p/up with coated. Must seal 55000 Fishing boat with 1996 20 month. Private bathroom, ca115766898. a ROlded $600 inclusive. Available cap $3995 can. 1980-1985 o.b.o. Call 905-839-0713. hp. Manner and 1996 trail- share home. Call after 2, to share bedded to share large ly July 8378835. Toyota 4x4 auto 3 stick to Many candied cars 1993 BLAZER 4X1, load- er, only 2 hours running time on motor. Everything 576-2972• 1 i 2 bedroom lower level apartments, Sirtneoe St. N.WHY bedroom Oshawa ala- Fully rant when you can to choose form under to ch. � with options, like new, ")figs. Certified. brand new includes life 1 bedroom apt., available $512/fnonth + hydro. fWW Julfmisfled, walk to lekavisvll perk, on Si")coe bus route. own our own home for y $30096,000 Financing avail- McMillan a. Auto Asking $18,300. or best ofl- Jackets and paddle $4000 immediately. Bright, dean last ��. Available im' $955/month all inclusive, less than y� tl ale711 Cal Hay Sales Rep. able. able. 200 Duandas Whitby er.905 -1641. firm. Call Don 905.623- apartment in quiet building, mediadey. 432.1255 or '�-21'47. for July tat. Call Mary Re/MaDave Su Summit Realty 361. Ontario 686-3361. Vile also 7614. near Oshawa Centre. L yre,e 434-8189. (1991)x (199t) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 Instaa Trailer Hftchs a al- laundry and pakirng avail- 1187 FORD F150 p.u. or (905) 666-3211. Med rust check. able. No pets. Call 728- truck 4.9 hire, runs wad, 2537 or 263-1093. $800. (905) 721-1165 / ' Townhouses Fw PAWN / ' Townnhoum or Rt11ti Townhouses Townhouses I For Rent For Rent Cottages For Rent ��rAILABLE MID JULY F1MILY COMMUNITY ,' KAWARHTA COTTAGES. (Peterborough area). Lake- front, clean. cozy, 1 82 bedroom Good swimming, fishing, boat rentals From $450 per week. $135 wee. trend 1-800-275.2265 3 Bedroom Townhouses, nl; range from $i( I g.(X) to S964.W/month NO SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE h-oadloon1, single car garage, close to schools, shopping and transit PLEASE CALL MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A.M. TOP 5 P.M. (905)683-9269 AJAx.MUNICIPAL HOUSING CORPORATION GOOC NEIGHBOUR -Rooms HOOD 'n south Oshawa 3EjlliTl ForRent -.11901n townhouse in .-all family complex close SOUTH Ala. - pleasant • schools and shopping. c>cp:mo all inclusive. First/ bedsilling room, friend) Available July 1st. adult home. own 2 -piece 1.1 r5 1088, 10 -7 p m bath, close to bus. share all facilities S90/week 427- OUIET NEIGHBOUR- 0394 after 6 p m HOOD, spaci ),.s 3 bed- .- •ownhome. in North SOUTH PICKERING. _.nawa. 5 appliances. clean furnished room with .�e,' air gas. furnace. ton - rNd Casement, close t0 Sep. a^t.. Cable. share ; acs and shopping kitchen a bathroom, „ no pets. references smokers welcome Public ;,:•red 5950 month first a transportation at door, first ,; water included 905- a last 837-2047 Furnished niApcomodations house In well nam- ej famlry complex .1'?5 all .ihldles. 4 ap- -es+ parkin i. dose to o,s and all amenibes- 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa For appt. 434.3972 T• PEE BEDROOM !--Doses, ava,:ac,e JWy and August IStrtast (905) -1518 WHITBY, spacious garden house 3 bedroom. Pato off family room Ga - age Playground Near amenities $950 Available mmedrately 668-8110 UP Space For Rent INDUSTRIAL UNITS. re.t Osnawa Center Includes overhead doors. high ceilings, parking, utili- ties. washrooms and air compressor Month -by - month Also parking for truckwith hydro. 576- 2982 UZ Rooms for Rent AJAX. Room for rent. brgrt a clean, fumished or unfurnishedplease leave message. $350 mo. 427- 6106 AJAX- Westney/HWY 2. i -p -'stile working person fOr 1 bedroom with private bath in clean horse. S375. Non-smoker No pets, ref. erences 686-2067. GREAT LOCATION 1-arge yard, share house, first / last week. Call Jeff 686-5784 .,aM�WA Furnished room in 4•lOval semi, table, laundry facilities included, available immediately. Employed or students need only apply, $325/ month. Call 9th 404-214s. PICKERING, 2 UNFUR- NISHED rooms, share facilities, walk to GO, $350, 837-5149 PI CKERINGI/Whites Rd., furnished room for working Person' phone, laundry, kitchen included. $100/ week 905-420-1846 SENIORS REQUIRED - large 7000 sq ft home on 2 gorgeous ravine acres. We offer experienced care, ac- tivities, meals, etc. Call to leave message 416.370 2861 WHITBY - one bedroom 'rn,shed apt. including ^rshes. Innen, telephone. _able etc $1500/mo an in- Ausrve. 1-905-852.5128 EAShared Accorrodation AJAX clean 3 bedirm homs to share with employed male or female Smoker or non-smoker Close to all amenities No -pets, first re- quired Asking 5325 /MO 905-619-6884 BOWMANVILLE - three bedroom house in quiet neighbourhood to share fmpudes full use of house. laundry, parking and fenced backyard Available irnmedately S35O/m0 697- 0685 Keith PRIVATE BEDROOM and bath ,n 1 bedroom townhouse. Use of ail taCh- Oes rnduld" laundry Ask. ing $500. North Ajax Non- smoker. On bus route Available Immediately. 905-686-4603 PICKERING Brock/Finch, partially furnished, very large room in quiet house. Includes parking, laundry, cable, fireplace.storage space. Non smoker. $460 inclusive, firstllast required (905)686-0298. PICKERING, house. mainfloor, share with 1 oth- er, sunny/bright, near amenities, 5400 plus 1/2 utilities. Cindy (905)834 2078 available lrtuilediate- ly- � Coltdotatitliwa Far ReBI WlNTBY luxury new one bedroom, den. solanum. laundry wsuite, applianc- es, air, pod, sauna. 8th floor, parking, immediately. $850, inclusive. 5747013, 905-940-3060. Me , ROW Space 4 Months Free Rent Ill - 600 sq.main M. 3500 sq. Lwr.M. $1000, 250 Sq - main, $350., 850 sq.2nd. flr. $600, 1050 sq. main, $1,000 1600sq.main $1300. Cap 434-2447 or 655.4132. STORE for rent 400 sq. It. approx. 5400 net. Also, store 2000 sq. fl., reason- able rent. Downtown Osha- wa 725.8710. RUSTIC RETREAT, near Bon E h P ' Condos For Sale PICKERING, Tndel I. bedroom with solarium, 5 appliances. parking, locker, impressive recreational facilities. available July 31st, asking S119.90o No agents please Call Jackie 905-427-5286 c o rovinc,al Park, great scenery for hikers. ar PRIVATE TRIDEL rondo lists, etc lakes nearby for sale Luxury 2 bedroom Reasonable tee 905-263- plus den, greenhouse 2138 or 613.333.2350 kitchen, datehouse secun. ty. 1.500 sq. It Barb Wetzel Florida (905)683.5776 • 1 Vac. Rentals Out -Of -Town ATTENTION Snowbirds Properties GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo. close to famous Clearwater beach, pool, ja- cuzzi. BBO, private yard, available now For info and to view photos 686-9846 or 579-3788. CLEARWATER, 3 bed- room fully furnished and air conditioned mobile (per- manent) homes heated pools, hot tub . close to beaches a major attrac- tions. children welcome. 5275 weekly. photos shown in your home (905)683- 5503. WATERFRONT PROP- ERTY 3 bedroom raised bungalow on NW comer of Rice Lake $120.000 value for $87,000 8 yrs old Selling private Immediate Possession Serious in- quires only Phone 786- 2552 vacation Properties $3500 full priced. Seclud. ed wooded Trailer lot, good road, sandy beach, fishing. Cobourg area (416) 431 ' 1 Private Homes 1555 For Sale ' and Parks Mobile Homes • 2+1•BEDROOM ounga- low, pine finished 'ec room. woo deck, lot 45'000' Shows well. near hospital, $121.900 Please call 905- 432-3468 CIRCA 1842 Stone house "ompletely restored Ong - nal beam ceiling, huge fieldstone fireplace. 2 car garage . workshop. 120' x 130'. 1 1;2 baths. 2 bed room. finished b>ase"*M w/ walkout. fully fenced yard. N E Oshawa $274K (905)576-8975 CUSTOM Bun 9 year old 4 plus 1 bedroom as brick 2 storey, on a spectacular ra- vine lot, located in Courtice. 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 an suite. anached 2 car garage with interlock Ing brick drive and walk. way This 2500 sq h home has a main floor family room with custom built bookshelves surrounding the fireplace 5239.900 Call (905)723-5529 No agents lease NO OUALIFYINGt 3200 sq. M brick home. 5 yrs old, ra. vine tit. prime Oshawa lo - Cation Low down No inter est mortgage. $219000. Call Frank Mdanovic. Dur- ham Quality R E 432- 2000 PORT PERRY - $139.900- 3 bedroom, convenience plus - walk to all amenities Large lot for garden First mine buyers dream or retire here Call Catherine Ayotte. Remax Scugog Realty, (905) 985-4427. 24 hr _pager RAVINE RAVINE RA- VINE. Beautiful 3 bedroom house located on green belt and stream. A garden• en's paradise right in Osha- wa. $220,000. 571-3864. Ask for Mike. SACRIFICE Sale! 3.575 sq. ft. of kuary. 5 bedrooms, nannies gwrters, boded Wim upgrades. 5254.91]0. Call for appointment (905)665-10Q9 VICTORIA GARDENS BOWMANVILLE, new Tree hold townhouse, 1307 sq. It., 3 baths, you choose yourcarpet- Asking $109.900. or reasonable offer. 404-9683 Linda or Brian. WHY RENT- attached 3 bdrm, 3 bath, finished basernieriL Cfa, a/c. power of sale. Open house Sat- urday 8 Sunday, 2-5 p.m. at 2086 Blue Ridge Cres. Pickering, exit Brock Rd, N. Tony Habbaky at (416) 494-5955. TRAILER Park + 15 acres total campground with 80 trailer sites ,n place 8 acres yet to be developed 2 rental cabins. 3 -bedroom home, convenience store. rec hall. Ilovnng stream. in - ground pool, great highway frontage Approx 1hr East Of Toronto Asking $335.000 Terms available 905-623-3194 ITCamper Trailer Sites RED SETTER RESORT - family campground and cottage resort on floe Trent Large spacious sites Full hook-up from 5825 2 and 3 bedroom cottages from S350/week Rec hall. store. pool, lakefront swimming, boating, good fishing 905- 436-0807.705-778-3096 Money to Lend MONEY problems? Debt consol,dahons, credit air rangem•nts, personal budget planning, credit re- pair FREE CONSULTA. TIONS Ontario 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. •inMortgages, insurance MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly. Financing for any purpose. rates from 5.95%. All applications ac. cooed. Convrxxnty Finan- ces 668.6805 9 itin • ' B a- J is now expanding in this area Complete training Planned advertising Proven business plan Home based Low investment THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., J17NE 12,11996 -PAGE 41-A PublicPublic Public Me Notices • ' Notices MIN Notices 600 TOWNLINE ROAD SOUTH OSHAWA L1 H 7K6 by The Annual General Meeting of: t Grandview Children's Centre GKANDVIEW Grandview Children's Foundation CHILDREN'S will be held on CENTRE Thursday, June 20, 1996 - 4:30 p.m RSVP by Friday, June 14 - Telephone: 728-1673 AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the members of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will be held on Tuesday, June 18, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. in the West Tower Conference Rooms at the Hospi- tal. Further notice is hereby given that revisions to the By -Laws of the Corporation will be presented to the membership for consideration and ratification. An- yone wishing to review the By -Laws in advance, please contact Administration at: (905) 428-5248 Members and interested parties are cordially invited I to attend. Doug McKay, Chair Secretary Board of Directors Bruce W. Cliff.I Board of Directors • Business • t ' Registrations• t Personals Opportunities • WORK FROM HOME YOUR OWN HOURS -WEEKLY PAYCHEQUES • 140 SELLING INVOLVED • WORK AT YOUR OWN PACE AND CONVENIENCE •NO PRESSURE • NO GIMMICKS • A VARIETY OF OPPORTUNITIES CALL NOW 24 HOURS 1-900451-6446 CD STORE P'^e downtown rocat,Or,. turn ,W5/ operation Call (905)697- 2658 or (905)8396367 FRANCHISE OPPOR- TUNITY Cadet Cleaners For ntDr Zn contact Don Schell (416) 656-5601 LADIES FASHIONS CONSIGNMENT STORE Well established, excellent reputation Busy location. senous inquiries call for an appointment 11am-5pm 905-571-3287 PINE LOFT. 'umiture Is accessory store. estab- fished 19 yrs. inventory. 90k, proven operator profs asking $129.000 fax (905) 853-5967 - TO ALL FORMER Oshawa Times Employees, com- munity, newspaper a print- ing business for sale Ex- ceNent growth potential for an experienced group. Be your own boss File 09644. 865 Farewell St.. Oshawa. ON. LiH711 TOPS AMATEUR SPOM a pAgiolil MaMAW To organize billiard, dart and euchre leagues in your area. Excellent CWnpensa- lion package. Fax re- sume to (705) 549- 2138 or for more in- formation call (705) 549.3062 TURN $70 into $65.000 a month. New business oP- portunity in Durham Re- gion, available to all! No buying, no selling, no in - Calf ;aUan for i"-iml SCond-0242 tolly. f 180263 Sale No MONEY DOWN' SELL IT NOW CALL Ajax, 2 +1 bedroom Pent- house. 2baths, view Of the 683-0707 Lake a Toronto skyline. 428-0501 Casllemate Al- pha Realty Inc. 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Aja: Community • • 10 VOTE Centre ALL PARENTS WELCOME PAGE 42 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER WED., JUNE 12, 1996 MCompanions EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE Free to call to placeyour ad, no charges for ladies no Never miss the opportunity, to pad Vl respects again. phone bill charges. 905 430-7060 Foran audio version )f 11 if filld h Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be ble for more than one inser- tion in the even of an error. c a c e current eat notices received for publication in the News"advertiser -----, or This Week. call 683-3005 or 446591 w (Clanngton residents) You mac also access death notice information received , after press -time by calling this number. �rr =w,-, 4046591 Brought to �*ou by the following funeral homes: ildntosh-Anderson, Armstrong. \1.C. Town. Mchchnie. Martino & �rs.1lorri�. VFthcutt-Hiott. Accettone AUCTION SALE Sat. June 15 -10:00 A.M. ary Engines. Lumber. Tools 8 Motorhome for the late IVAN FAIRBORN Newmarketl and CHA- RLES KERSWILL Stouttvdle). plus some add uor s tier: a• W icons Sales Arena. Uxbridge. 2 mi north on Main St. or Hwy. #404 north to Davis Dr NewmarKet Go East 24 km ANTIQUE STATIONARY ENGINE$: Pan- flywheel. Monarch 2 1/3 hp db tywheel. Moqul 2 1'2 hp 8 1 3.4 db flywheel. Fairbanks Morse 2 hp Little Jumbo 3.,4 hp J A Fellows 8 Cc Brant- ford 1 12 hp . Stover Engine Works 1 12 hp db flywheel , T Eaton 2 hp db flywheel. L B Int 1 1 2 to 2 1'2 sing flywheel, IH 3 hp db.ffy, monitor upright 1 1/4 hp. Int 1 12 hp db fly. Fairbank Morse 1 1,41 hp Tom Thumb Motor. Fairbanks Morse wagon, air cooled engines.. Old Brggs 8 Stratton eng , qty gas powered engines, crank Shahs. M H turnip pulpier plus much more. FARM _gafjjPMFNT_It TQOLS _ AC. 40185 clew -•at_ wit^ A, r] -n- ager, Farmall Cub Tractor with Woods finishing mower. (EX). AC Gleaner F gas combine with grain pickup heads. 4 row AC #438 corn head(good). JD 4400 diesel combine with grain pickup head. Case#650 combine, discs. plows, harrows, culti- vators. stuffier, corn planter, seed dnll , manure spreaders, haybines. rd. bale feeder, forage wagon, bush hog mowers. Gale mixmill. 3 pth. posthole digger, walking plow. (Fleury. rare). Cal- sa 8 Argo Trend sprayers, logging tongs, sing, horse syrup sleigh. Lincoln welder. air comp , qty, power. hand 8 garden tools. 200 cedar rails. T bar posts, 50 door sets. Craftsman 11 hp riding mower. snowblower, 1987 Citation 21, Motor - home. 1981 Yamaha motorcycle. Honda 3 wheeler, ATV. Ig qty oak, cherry, butternut, ce- dar, birch & ash (some kiln dried) call for full de- tailed Inst. NOTE: A fine selection of farm ma- chinery, tools 8 engines Cash, Visa. WC or Interac. VIEWINQ 8 am sale day GARY MILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inca Swtderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647. SAT. JUNE 15 AT 10:30 A For Malcolm (Mac) and Fern Keith of Stoufivdle. Held at the GOODWOOD COMMUNITY CEN- TRE, 4 km. west of Brock Rd. via Durham 21. An excellent offering of antiques, hand crafted quilts, furniture, large qty. ant. glass and china, good collectibles and memorabilia. Crary block quiff, w/ feather stitch; Autumn leaf quilt C.N.E prize win ner 1950's; 9 patch pieced quilt; many other wilts, handmade rugs and acc., most never used; 9 piece dmingroom suite w/Durx an Phyte table; ant. baby trade; ant. auto harp; blanket box; harvest table repo; ant. dressers Wnrurrors; chest of drawers, mah. tea trolley; treadle sewing machines; church pew; old pictures; document boxes; wool winder (unique); ink well w/pens; ant. 6 piece Grindley wash basin and pitcher set (ex); china table larril l lamps; Rogers silverware; Stouffville cream can; cow bells, brass bells; crockery; grandware; bridge lamp; leather tooling kit and acc.; art. dolls; marry old tools; Note: Mr. and Mrs. Keith have been long time StouIIville residents. Mrs. Keith has enjoyed marry years of Tuitting, having taught quitting for 19 years, and vas very involved with leather tooling and other :rafts. Very dean sale, worthy of your all lance. Terms: Cash, or good cheque only, lunch CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-6466411 W11 Auctions AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER. NEWTONVILLE, FRIDAY. 6 P.M. JUNE 14 S,1 mg the attractive -lents from a Port :-ce home. Gibbard C, ria cabinet. Gib- a server. mahoga- iining room suite. chairs. Gibbard C, opendale table. G ', card 5 pc bed - suite. queen s r., gorgeous love sea Dealer craft end 'eb,e and coffee table. `-slertield n chair. gra bed, lazy boy ^air, double pedestal -anogany desk. 2 bookcase, fling uabinet. occasional ,)airs, occasional ta- t yes, bedroom suite- .1,esser. 2 matching nests box spring d"-- mattress. 5 pc tette suite. white anc natural, mi- crowave, lamps, Moor croft qty of silver, tea service set, bridal rose dishes, Germany - Bavaria set lashes. Copeland Indian tree dishes. Nontake serv- ice for B. crystal, small appliances. linen. bedding, large wall mirror, shop vacuum, patio table/umbrella, exercise, bridge table set. garden tools, as well as. a collection of old toys and trains. marx electric train, revel) HO electric train, old tonka const. units, farm items, tan- ker trucks, etc. etc. This is a very inter- esting and attractive home. Plan to attend. Terms Cash, cheque with I.D. Visa, MC, In CELEBRATING GRIST MLL AUCTIONS 25TH ANNIVERSARY. RECEPTION 3:00.5:00 PJL Auctioneer Frank G. Supleton CAI, TCCA (906) 7W2244, Fax (905) 706.3591 SMALL LIVESTOCK AUCTION Sun. June /6 poultry, small live- stock and related arti- cles. Sale starts at 11 a.m. at 5055 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. For more information 655.8460 ATTENTION HOMEBUYERS!! 3 bedroom bungalow, on comer town lot for Sale by Public Auc- tion Sat June 22- 156 Munro St , Canning - ton. Estate of Marga- ret Mark Call for de - ,ailed feature sheet Agents call for co-op- erating commission orogram.(Wheel chair accessible house ) GARY HILL AUCTIONS 1-705-357-2185 AUCTION REMINDER MacGregor Auctions Bowmanville Sun. June 23rd. 11 a.m. 8 Thum June 27th. 6:30 p.m. A,,.aions feature a quality selection of ar- I cies from the Past to °1 went. plus a unique ,"enng of old out- ocard motors 8 fish - ng tackle To consign these or future sales at your location or ours call MacGregor Auction Services 905987-5402 WS -967-5556 AUCTION SALE 1696 Bloor SL E. COU11tTICE FLEA KARICET AUCTION BARN Sunday June 16 11:30 a.m. VIEWING: Sunday 10 until sale time bedroom suites, swi- vel rockers, folding bed, captains bed, hall table, desk, dressers, book case. occasional chairs. several end tables, rattan shelf, buffet, china, futon, vanity, glass, clocks, plant stands, floor fan, cll wig room suite (round table), knit knac shelves, kitchen set, lamps, microwaves, mirrors, high chair, fl- ing cabinets, side- board, colour TVs, garden tools, weed eater, skill saws, drills, metal cutter, spray guns, table saw, vice, wrenches, creeper. Several Items, too numerous to mention. Son"*v for evoryonel TERMS: Cash, cheque or interac. Estates and consign- ments welcome - your place or ours. AUCTIONEER: JMn Mch*re (905) 432-1177 Deaths EM, Deaths VAVASOUR, Gordon. It is with deep sadness we announce Dad's passing on Sunday June 9, 19%. He has gone to join his beloved wife Margaret who pre- deceased him June 3, 1996. Gordon Vavasour, bom June 12, 1912 in St. John's Newfoundland. Loving father of Carol Hunter, Matthew, wife Cathy. Bridget husband Skip Neiffer; Marjorie, husband Art Seymour; Gordon, wife Shirley, Elizabeth, hus- band Bruce Kinsman Dear grandfather of Gary and Craig Hunter; Amanda. Christie and Greg Vavasour: Dawn Nether' Terry Fitzpatrick. Kimbedee, Derek and Kara Vavasour; Kyle and Kaitlyn Kinsman Great grandfather of Michael. Brittany, and Dylan. Prede- ceased by his 3 brothers and 5 sisters. He will be sadly missed by many nieces, nephews and friends. The family will receive friends at the McEachnie Fu- neral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pi(kering Village) 905-428-8499 form 6-9 p.m on Wednes- day. A complete funeral service to be held in the chapel, Thursday June 13. 1996 at 200 p.m. To Place Your Personsbed in Mwnorian can UH707 and IM one of our prokeelotW advisim help you. �uaS duNE 13,'5 PM A: the Islander Banquet -a, Scugog Island. 150 Y Crescent. Furniture, a;c antes. antiques and ,c i more Viewing 2 p IT, PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES 1-905.655-8073 AUCTION SALE GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER. NE WTONVILLE. JUNE 12. WED. EVE. 6 P.M. Selling from two local nornes. king size bed. -nests of drawers. nignt stands. 5 pc Pedestal kitchen set, ,,w,vel chairs) glass display case, stereos. radios, pattern :aroets. occasional „sirs. glass top cot. lee table. set 4 woven seat chairs, wicker pieces. baskets nu- -^erous collectible bottles, pugs, tins. ad- s ertising, tackle golf dubs (RH) lamps, plc - ;:,res. records, signs. Posters, numerous antiques. large selec- !ion of good hard cov- er books several bookcases, nova car- pet cleaning unit, de- humidifier, tools,hard. ware. chainsaw, 2 mi- crowaves, 2 filter queen vacs electric typewriters, strollers and numerous baby needs. Join us on our Anniversary Week, in the Old Grist M II, Home of the Ruston Hornsby Engine. Terms Cash, ap- proved cheque, visa. MC. mterac. Aucill~ Frank G. Stapleton, CAI, Ill (905)716-2211 5 PJL ESTATE AUCTION AT ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTER LINDSAY Selling property of the late Richard Buck Es- tate and others. Mod- ern furniture, some antiques, appliances, hundreds of house- hold hems, collecb- bles, 91 hounds civic, excellent estate car, 92 Buick Lesabre rid., loaded, certified, 90 Chev Lumina van, loaded. To consign estates full house or apartmentfuls call Mc- Lean Auctions 324- 2783 or to list your sale on she or at our Barn. Call t-104461499 ORVAL A BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS AUCTION SALE SAT. JUNE 15. 6:30 P.M. PETHK;K AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONIC. RD. 18 BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) Tnis week we have to be sold a large variety o' antique R modern tj• Aure. collectable pass 8 china, lawn 8 garden equipment. cols. Ltd Edition art. appliances 8 many other Interesting b -.isual items. Large >a,e Viewing from 5 p r• Terms are Cash, se. MC or Debit Card. For more info a= (905) 263- 4252. Sale man- aged and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions, Apprai- sals 8 Liquidations. Spring sale dates available, your place cr ours Clean con- s,gnments welcome Note starting time of 6 30 p.m SALE THURS. JUNE 13TH AT 6 P.M. 370 MONARCH AVE. UNIT 15 AJAX. (South of Bissell Buick Pontiac) Having re- ceived instructions from the principals we are clearing the as. sets of Monarch Youth Auto Refinish- ers Project Closing. including Chief E -Z Liner 11 frame ma- chine, 15 hp Devilbis air compressor, Devil - bis air flow spray paint booth, Kansas Jack Power Post cJw air pump, Miller 200 mg welder, steel loading dock ramp, paint mix- ing m/c, mig welder, spot welder, 2 wets welding torches, 1 1/2 Ion floor jacks, 5 ft. metal brake, 4 ton Port a Power, 3 chart kits, hand tools, 20 jack stands, air tools, sockets, battery charger, storage cab- inets, benches, lock- ers, plus many other articles found in a Body strop. Office computer, printer, Fax Mc, 2 fs 4 drawer W ing cabinets, desks, fridge, side chairs. Mi- nolfa EP 4230 Photo copier, NSA air sys- tem. Note Time: 6 p.m. Excellent sale of Bodv Plant to attend. View Ing from 4 p.m.. Term: Cash, Visa, WC Debit Card. Mdwh Auction i 905"4291 905.432.21176 • Father's Day In memoriam Tributes Remember your loved ones with a special '•In Memoriam Tribute.'• This Section will be published Sunday June 16, 1996. Call classified advertising at 63300707 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday June /4 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Lit- tle Britain on County Rd. 4 The estate of the late Ellen Foster of Little Britain plus others. 2 Pc Pine flat to wall upboard. 6 matching press back chairs, 7 p': toilet set. Wash- stands. Oak dressers. T r• toys, Pine drop ea` table. Oak library taele. Blanket box. Gari Stock Chairs. Square oak dining !able. Walnut parlour table. Oak ice box. 4 pc bedroom suite, W,c:ker chair, Wicker se+lee, Rocking cna rs. end tables. milk Cans. Walnut vanity dresser. Mod- ern dressers, Treadle Sewing machine. 5 staking oak book- case. 5 ft. pine table. Grand trunk playing. Canadian 3 speed drill press, 6 in Vancouver 'ointer. Dewall Radial arm saw, McCullough Cham saw, 16-112 x 6- 1 2 Tandem Axle Irad- er with 3-1/2 ft sides. plus a qty china. glass, household i3 collectible items Don i Greg Comeil Auctioneers RR 01 Little Britain (705)786-2183 _.. AUCTION SALE SAT. Aft IS M IO -30 AM Funtue a Arepues. Janety* Oriono Go Hwy 7A east at Pon Perry to C4u9y Rd 5lun Niro or 35 Hwy Souill of L snow to Cpnly Rd 57 tun west Now Fi#ritwe: dressers. right ! ca- V1*S desk txft.'m Arepne: 2 tains g buges rook 00 Pedestal fade. Deft Arose waleAal Mar. Jinny Lyn bed 9irWodr chats Usltl Fwtdne hal tads. pops. dales. 3 pc mm* befoan Sill. oxinxao desks. Space Bal wilmi nsr ride Pis mty nim good lens BRUCE ntF11ETT AUCTIONEER (NO 32L2f16 7 P.M. Public Auto Auction at Peterborough Auction Center. Peterborough (2 mi East on Hwy. 07) approximately 40 cars, vans. pickups. 4 x 4s RV's, boats, rid- inq lawn mower etc. Selling to financial in- sntution- 72 Fiat Spi- der sports cars. 94 Crary. Intrepid, 92 Merc Gran Marquis. 92 Olds Royal LS cer- tif ed 92 Buick Lesa- bre certified, 92 Pty. Voyager, SE van. cert,fwd. 91 Geo spr,nt. 91 Nissan Pickup. 91 Merc Sable GS 91 Chev Lumina. 91 Chry_ Dynasty, 90 Dw1ge Spirit, 90 Pont. transport van, loaded. 90 Chev Lumina Euro, loaded. 89 Sunbird GT. 89 Merc Topaz. 89 for Temp 89 Py voyager van. 89 Hyundai sonata. 88 Chrysler 5th ave. iCertified) 88 Subaru DL. 88 Hyundai excel, 87 Pont, Gran Am, 86 Cadillac Deville. Still Ave.. 86 Hyundai ex- cel 86 cutlass su- preme, T -top. 86 Stellar, 85 Toyota Tercel, 4 x 4 wagon, 85 5th ave.. 85 Old Firenza, 84 Nissan 4 x 4 pickup. 84 Old Delta 88. 82 Dodge pickup. 82 olds Fiero, 79 GMC camper van, 78 Lincoln Mark 5 Dia- mond Jubilee' , 20' Cutty cabin boat with Merc UO and trader, partial list. 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LANDLORD'S MORTGAGE? ONLY $119,500!! $109,500! That's right $119,500 will get * Specious. ow concept you this 3 bedroom * 3 bedroom, 2 washroom condominium townhouse with: * Big window, bright kit hen & 4 finished basement, central air, appliances t Walkout from fin. beft to pnv. gas heat, 4 appliances, yard ceramic & hardwood flooring. * Large dining rm. overlooks living Close to Pickering Town room - cathedral ail. Centre. * Baut writ in well- i complex Call * short walk to Pickering Town BRIAN KONDO*, Centre & GO 683-2992 SAY "GOOD BUY" TO YOUR W" RVM° LANOLORDI RICK SERGISON' QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. jNBELIEVABLE 8311-3300 R' V1 Fwk FOR AS LIT^LE AS S6,7- r CAN KISS YOUR LANDLORD "GOOD BUY" FOREVER! FIRST Realty Solid, improved 3 bdrm. bung. - SOUTH AJAX New modern bath & europeen $98,500 i 1 Jamom Why rent when you could Protessionady, finished bsmt. own this immaculate 2 = bdrm., 2 washroom , condo? Great location Central air - hardwood Moors and a great view. This --- gem shows pride of L, ownership. CALL NOW. Call DAVID BEATOW STEVE FEARON*, (905) 683-2992 - 683-2992 QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. AS SEEN ON HOMES PLUS RVMM TV Channel 16 - AJAX QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. PICTURE THIS... outstanding John Boddy �+ "Gableton" model on desired street with a premium lot! All the amenities Pickering has to offer at your doorstep. r Grest kitchen with I IarI ad. _ .` 0 •. _ i oak cupboards & walkout to a cedar deck 4 bedrooms Central air central vac Secwity system Asking 5234.900 •: ; PLEASE CALL BARRIE COX* 9-7449 - ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. ENJOY THE LUXURY OF r A BEAUTIFUL HOME v- ' South Ajax by the lake Gorgeous executive home t ' Thousands spent in 1994 Beautiful hardwood floors New oak custom kitchen ' 2 walkouts to 35' deck Prof. finished rec room and 5th bedroom n basentar►t CALL LUCY BATES00" Associate Brokor (9005) 619-955 ARAM I=M AJAX - J= L.1=W= A wqe 2,100 a4 k• kens a a tty AWN IN lel all a a MIM uk * Darr! Tie tenni 6411 pwiMna li. 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Car padding i Ioftr • 1,369 That's right $119,500 will get b 1,611 sq. ft • En autle you this 3 bedroom ' condominium townhouse with: $139.900 ' Fabtdotw vNwa, finished basement, central air, huge bakonbs • OMI, gas heat, 4 appliances, " motdeN avaNabN 1 ceramic & hardwood flooring. bedroom from $82,900. 2 Close to Pickering Town - hack oaln from $97,900. 3 Centre. bedroom from $104,900. Call Call BRIAN KONDO*, JIM KELLY" 683-2992 W" RVM° RVMW QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. jNBELIEVABLE VALUE! - $164,900 Solid, improved 3 bdrm. bung. Family sized yard - 45012 ft. New modern bath & europeen kit. Protessionady, finished bsmt. New roof, soffit & fascia 100 amp service breakers Central air - hardwood Moors s ay a'a"'oe SeparateNm ddriv CALL NOW. DAVID BEATOW (905) 683-2992 RVM, QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. FAMILY SIZED A AFFORDABLE Four bedroom, three bath home with est4n kiUchen and finished recreation room. Newer roof and windows, hardwood floors, centrad air & vacuum. Call Char"" today to lam more! 905-619-9500 HERITAGE REALTY INC. SOUTH AJAX ASKING $1729000 • Privale treed 11371d • Knotty pine roc rom • Large east -ht kilcllen • 3 bdrrns. - 2 be is • Main 1100' laundry CALL Judy Stec"'", F.R-1- 837-1034 in "�CHOICE M ONLY 2 LEFT RENTALS AVAILABLE 11."'�m"m" PENTIIousEs • 3 bedrooms • 2 beft ' 2 Car padding i Ioftr • 1,369 b 1,611 sq. ft • En autle ' I unft :129,900 to $139.900 ' Fabtdotw vNwa, huge bakonbs • OMI, " motdeN avaNabN 1 bedroom from $82,900. 2 - hack oaln from $97,900. 3 bedroom from $104,900. Call JIM KELLY" RVMW F ., PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVBRTLSER, WED. JUNE IX 19% V TRANSPORTATION Hwy. 401 contract continues expansion AJAX-PICKERING — An S 18.5 -million contract to con- tinue the widening of Hwy. 401 in Pickering has been awarded to an Oakville compa- ny, provincial Transportation Minister Al Palladini has announced. Dufferin Construction Com- pany will widen 4.6 kilometres of the eastbound and west- bound lanes between Whites and Brock Roads. The highway is being widened front a `iv -lane express system to a 12 -lane core -collector roadway. This contract is part of the continuing expansion of the highway, Mr. Palladini notes. "This project brings the widening on this section of the highway one step closer to completion. The expanded collector - express system to Brock Road is expected to be finished in the fall of 1997." Mr. Palladini says. The contract ai w include. Physiothern V% apy lini cc hosts grand opening Rougemount Physiotherapy held its grand open- ing and open house recently. Here, physiothera- pists Cathy Kammerer and Kathy Chamberlain display some of the modem equipment at the new outlet, at 376 Kingston Rd., Pickering. photo by Ron Pietroniro the rehabilitation of the exist- ing lanes, construction of con- crete barriers and installation of 'high -mast' lights. "This is great news for com- muters. The widening of Hwy. 401 from Meadowvale Road to Brock Road in Pickering will eliminate a long-standing bot- tleneck for people living cast of Toronto," Durham West MPP Janet Ecker says. Work is to begin in mid- June and be completed by the fall of '97. Helping cancer sufferers cope is focus of course AJAX-PICKERING — Cancer sufferers can learn coping skills during a six-week course starting next week. The Helping Yourself program will cover coping with stress, deep inner relaxation, mental imagery, defining goals and tak- ing control of your life. It's being held Wednesdays from June 19 to July 24, from 7 to 9 p.m. in conference room C at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital on Harwood Avenue South in Ajax. Durham Region Home Care social workers Carol Fowles and Maja Rhjer are leading the group for cancer sufferers and their caregivers. Cost is $40 which covers a patient and one caregiver. Call the Ajax office of the Canadian Cancer Society at 905- 686-1516 for more information or to register. NE�'�'' `NATERF R0N T CpMMUNIT� e 7� FKV— Val. r ■ '' • • • ■ ���\ion � •.111 • ;r • i IWE a am Sol' ■ ■■ � '� ■ • � ■ i ' �' p man MR Possibly The Most Beautiful Site in Ontario! Osprey Point On I he Trent is an adult community nestled in the quaint village of Hastings on the Trent Ri%.er The peaceful surroundings and the spectacular viex make it possibly the most beautiful site in Ontano RETIREMENT LIVING AT IT'S REST! Po!n; i, a carefully planned r.,mmumt% of �pa..n ^right and ra^c omdomtniums twit. boating, tS,hmg, skiing, and many other acu-, ities are all at your doorstep. Lake Ontono for additional information, call our toll free number anytime. OPPONTINM I V KNOCKS... $169,900 This 3 bedroom Ajax home offers a big eat -in kitchen, a main floor family room, and a master bedroom with a full en suite. The large lot, double garage 8 location make it a great opportunity that won't last! Call Randy 8t Tam today at 683-2992. wA0RK AND PLAY ich ,,rte is fully wired ,et -up a home office. ,_ FREE. VACURA L' Limit, � M EX( EPTIONAL NALUEialt � Me On i strnsise landscaping is J kd30t6. _ ncorporated throughout the ,le%elopment. Walkways, Iluminated by Victorian Streetlights, meander through :he property, joining barbecue areas to the scenic Victorian t iazebos. "The Meeting Place", the residents social centre is designed to host a broad range of social and lifestyle activities. Osprey Point is located in the Kawartha Lake District, close to the best of Toronto and just 20 minutes from Peterborough. HASTINGS OFFICE: 16 Bridge Street North, Bridge and Front Street OPEN: Tue - Thur: 1 PM - 6 PM Fri: 1 PM - 7 PM Sat: 10 AM - 6 PM 15 ACRES - BURKETON • 5 Bedrooms • 3 Bathrooms • Eat -in kitchen Sunken living room • Indoor pool 6 sauna • ��replace age Central $269,900 Rando" 43644 EXCEPTIONALII $227,000 Quality buil) 2,1150 sq. ft. home in one of VAN)ys most sought-after areas. 4 specious bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, formal ding room, formal living room, over -sized family room/ fireplace. 1,200 sq. ft. professionally finished rec room with wet bar. Too many extras to mention. You won't be disappointed. Cal Randolph Lergauer-, 436 -OM. i- .C�cnr�4lcot� 436-M SUTTON GROUP STATUS S, GROUP ° That's the reason our Real Estate Department is a part of local home sales each year than any other. •aWhether you're buying or selling, we're the extra -effort people, devoted to giving you the service you deserve. Call 579-4404 to talk to a representative about advertising your listings today. 579-4404 News Advertiser TOR. LINE 798-7672 Fax 432-1635 I ure nwnn• U w nv nrrnrrr& n* NEED IT FAS ■ rGuild1halliRelal'tv (905) G�nmw428-5511 Ltd. T= NEM ADVEnISM MW 1"6 Area agencies require special people -- like you AJAX-PICKERING — You're spe- cial, so special that your services are in demand by numerous area agencies. They want you to put your time and talents to work to help your neighbors who need a hand. Agencies like: HEART AND STROKE FOUNDA- TION OF ONTARIO: The local chapter is looking for volunteers to help raise funds for research and education. People are needed to fill board positions as well as work on special events. Anyone inter- ested in giving a few hours of their time can call 905-686-1521. HOSPICE DURHAM: Volunteers are needed from the Ajax -Pickering area to offer support and friendship to terminally ill people and their families. Anyone interested in Hos- pice philosophy of caring should call 905-435-5242 to inquire about training JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers help the youth of the community develop an awareness of how a business operates from the ground up. Training and support is provid- ed. Call Renee or Rita at 905-644- 7058. KIDS ON THE BLOCK: Volun- teers learn to operate life-sized pup- pets and perform small plays in ele- mentary schools in Durham to pro- vide support and encouragement to students with disabilities. Call Suzanne Nobes at 905-576-3261. KINARK CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES: Share your parenting skills and experiences with other parents needing support. Training and supervision will he provided to assist you in making the difference for a family. Or spend some leisure time with a special needs child. develop hobbies and interests that' the two of you can share. Call Wendy Swinden at 905-433-0386. MEALS ON WHEELS — AJAX- PICKERING RED CROSS: Volun- teer drivers and packers are urgently needed to help deliver this vital ser- vice five days a week. If you can spare one -and -a -half hours once a week from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., call Carolyn at 905420-3383. ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES: The annual fund-raising campaign is in urgent need of co-ordinators as well as canvassers. Have fun with other volunteers who are making a difference. Volunteers are also requited to assist with special events and Bingo. All volunteers enjoy excellent training, flexible hours and a great opportunity to help adults who are physically disabled. For more information contact Denise Harding at 905-4345280. PICKERING CONCERT BAND: Open to all who would like to come out and play with the band. Rehearsals are every Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. For more information contact Joanne Dies 905-831-2754. PICKERING PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA: Volunteers are needed for advertising, fund-raising, events planning, poster and brochure designing, community liaising and assisting at concerts. Can Carolyn Wooley at 905-683- 2519 and leave a message. PICKERING READING CIRCLE: looking for volunteers to read to or listen in English and French to chil- dmu four to 12 years of age Satur- days from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Call Ms. Shukla at 905-839-3037. ROGERS, CABLE 10: Over 14, liv- ing, working or going to school in Ajax? If interested in television pro- duction, volunteer for the communi- ty channel. Contact Karen Feeley, Volunteer Coordinator 905-6511. SHAW CABLE 10: People interested in volunteering with local public television productions call Scott Lindsay at 905- 683-9805. STEWART GROUP HOMES: Spare a few hours to help with handicapped chil- dren. A simple task such as pushing a wheelchair around the block can give a child pleasure. Call 905-686-3111. SUNSHINE RECREATIONAL YOUTH GROUP FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY HANDICAPPED: Volunteers assist with recreational and social activities for spe- cial needs adolescents. Call 905-571- 4980. nom NEW CHOICE Ud MEMBER BROKER ©Q© FREE EVALUATION * Reduced Coinmissi * Full MLS Service * Newspaper - TV * Info Tube/ Sign * Internet * Written Guarantee EVEWMING MMUDEDII Executive home in Ajax. Fully upgraded on a 60 ft. lot. 041 $339,000. Prof. fn. walkout basement. 4+1 bdrms., beautiful redparty room with full bar ti caro room. —Price inckides al furniture, appls. tr electronic equipment- 4u2C - Con Servico en Espanol - 140' LOT - $205,900 Cathedral ceilings, skylight, main floor fam. rm., 19' living room, central air, 3 level deck looking out on a private, treed lot. This 4 bedroom Glendale home is a must seel For details call Nancy Gardner at 831-9500. o� o Hit a home run with theMINCOM Bird! 88 THORP CRSS. *SAVED $2,800 - RAUL CASINO Aj.-i.i DET. 3*1RI /)('( ED! RFl)( ('ED), 2 bdrnt luxury Facing vac. lot. original Scarborough. Gmddwm,& owner, 2 w/ours. glass Kingston area. Newer panel. ceranics. Ige. bdnws. appliances, 7TC + semi. rn suite. Call Raaf Cutin•, 837- t \ §=. Can Raul Cksdaeo JUST REDUCED! • Large Ice Wik7. gorwge • Superb new W. Al baulk • 2 setae decks • la -low apt -✓Sep. eat. • Roof mAingled 1995 • S appfiwces included • SDodess move -in cawdiUm AJAX Located on quiet court in Old Pickering Village. Shows 10++. CaU Plryt" Ding"', 837-1054 UK ReptrrterMMM SUPER VALUE! • large 10 morn back plit • Many par9wi jlaors • � landkaped *Hagea to yard • Mostly new windows PICKERING This 4 bdr#L hone has it all. Alton area Must be sold!!! Call Peyton Ding*, 837-1054 Pickering, appmi 2.550 sq. It. Sunken fancily rm./floor to ceding fireplace. Neutral and upgraded. Call Garry Free •' •, 837-1054. / %-/.k H PNTf. % ri U. ' PtCAARtNG Gargeaus 4 bdrw. GC, gar access. am Jtr. Iasi.. am. Jur. foot Lac - Yp-. fro. bent W4 -pc. A kit Hot ad the press at 1204.900. GM Laic Jar AN at "No - WALK TO MALL, SCHOOL, PARK!! 4-5 Urns.. absolately beaudyid in & out. Huge custom kitchen - everything nwghed-in in bsmt.l ►! Col sw*ww X Soft-, WHAT A GREAT BUY - 4 BEDR(X)MS! • Walk to ail conveniences • Gorgerws fwidwd basement • Central akAnc. high-eff gas • lmpeccably maislaWd Let us tell you neon! Can its Carter•, 837-10M. #9wwd an 6% Carnmb" 'RENCHMAN S BAY Fabulous location in Pickering. S appliances!! Main floor laundry. Fully updaled doll louse. Call Garry Free***. ill Ii„[i`II%6, % I i % v' Ow, 2.550 A* p. V4 A.VW. V Hug, n.arr.aonf m J 2 I ArAr JJert. a pwt . Paan V 14W b KA.Ws Y Gra •a! -N ia. ✓ G Apr acmfl A,..dry r., V fora r.a dfp. Nerd I to o.' Offered a 12)7.900. Cao b,*,m a'r n Isar' tA- BUDGET CONSCIOUS? Impeccable, modem 3+1 bdrta semi... Bright boot. apt wibrand new bosh! Super arra - St. Clair do Birchmouru! Call Barbaro C Sewith'o NESTLED NEAR THE LUE At a price yvx can aft Lowly 7idor style have next to parks. where kids can enjoy baseball, swimming and texam Call now for a personal sJulwing, Jin Car*r*, 837- 10S4. , Pa `START PACKING!!! Super 3 bdmn., all brick home in popular Westney Heights! Comer fp. in liv. run.!! Recreation room! Central air! Walkout to sunny, fenced yard! Mirrored toyer doors! Modem kit.! Close to schools, parks, transit d shopping' Just move m1 Call Barbara Preston, 619-9500 RICK JO -ANNE Walk to the lake ' Gas heat Large bedrooms; Fireplace Large pie -shaped tit Quick access to 401 West Close to amenities Call Rick today to see this home. $154.900 RETA OVERLOOKING LAKE Spectacular view of lake b park, 4 sensational lots to Omse from. Unklm designs, gourmet kits., 9 ft. ceilings, plaster mouldings, hrdwd. 3 ceramic flooring 8 marble en suite are just a few of the custom upgrades ind. Model home available for viewing. Call Reta Bigroni for app. Starting at 5279,900 B' �. BA K, BIG & BEAt1TIFUL te 4 bdrm. - great Ajax alk to new neo complex, nr hool, park 8 shops! Newerbri dloom b ceramicst l & 'huge' tam. size o ck + keep cool with SUSAN :ent. air! Main floor Pam., laundry, VINCENT' tp__S ant to garage tool THF. NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. JUNE 12. 1"6-PAGIZ s REDUCEDI REDUCEDI REDUCEDI $179,900 4227 CONCESSION RD. ft6, CLARINGTON i 1,320 X 3,300 SO. FT. This 102 acres is 6 km east of Orono on a higher point of land with a view of Lake Ontario and spectacular `r sunrises and sunsets. AJAX EXECUTIVE HOME + Build your own dream 2 BDRIII. BSML APT. home and enjoy privacy, beery deed a' b�drml. tai y a short drive to Oshawa. horse w1country inn• 20' kit will Call Ron Menary, 619- w/o to dear, backing on to gmerlbek. RON 9500. Separate mt. to bsmt. apt. Fenced BRYAN kill, many upgrades 3 ex m. Bryan YENApY*• annnttna>rw:• Rodrigues. 831-9500 or 420.2966. MIKE 0" $169.900 . CATMIRt •www CO Mike L—h 931-9500 u_w_r . • in 3 r D. PI xe rfOr•rfaapn call Cathy MCG4I tow 619- 950C _tom>r- A PROPERTY WITH ACREAGE Features include approx. 15 acres wt a huge pond, 2 trout streams, many mature trees 8 a 4 level backspkt with CARRIES LIKE RENT!! cathedral ceiling in sunken hvmg room, a stone fireplace, skytigM 4 bedrooms ORIGINAL OW ER! $209.900 + many other features. $349.900. DOREEN Please cal Doreen Thompson. 905- 331-9500 for an appl. �. Just move n! Immaculate 3 bright LtOCAT1pN South Ajax overlooking the lake t1 bdmn. dome MrAf1 prof. fn. basement a Dedroonts. 3 Dad1s. Sunken tamiy 4 bedroom atoms with sunken conservation. This home boasts CAC, THF. NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. JUNE 12. 1"6-PAGIZ s REDUCEDI REDUCEDI REDUCEDI $179,900 4227 CONCESSION RD. ft6, CLARINGTON i 1,320 X 3,300 SO. FT. This 102 acres is 6 km east of Orono on a higher point of land with a view of Lake Ontario and spectacular `r sunrises and sunsets. AJAX EXECUTIVE HOME + Build your own dream 2 BDRIII. BSML APT. home and enjoy privacy, beery deed a' b�drml. tai y a short drive to Oshawa. horse w1country inn• 20' kit will Call Ron Menary, 619- w/o to dear, backing on to gmerlbek. RON 9500. Separate mt. to bsmt. apt. Fenced BRYAN kill, many upgrades 3 ex m. Bryan YENApY*• annnttna>rw:• Rodrigues. 831-9500 or 420.2966. MIKE 0" $169.900 . CATMIRt •www CO Mike L—h 931-9500 u_w_r . • in 3 r D. PI xe rfOr•rfaapn call Cathy MCG4I tow 619- 950C BEA PROUD OMIER BUY IE! SUPER COURT LOCATIOIIII FULLY DEMCHEDIII BEAUTIFUL LOT!!! $15�lM Cal6on Cant n WhIlby is a desiabM ' Al bridle • 3 bedroom Country home on 213 age lot in BOSUN wow butgebw sttorrs a fkfrniy Mtt & Paib. schools fl • Nraty k istted rec roan , � p� ��, tor++. Nw updowd to :hm naw shoppsg al carwrior t. LOOP ' Cerwal air ' Fuly lernoed yard � deck off fndngldr" room, main bsltu 0.11 few kffdk , 10 1 11 Ni prtrtclipet beans brailI t Aar, 2 • Ladled on quiet crescent floor f room with fireplace, osramic lis. Main or. I ift LocsMd rlalcouls, comer 1 apnea, bu" wd • Perfed for your fist horns! monprinflipulistradiniliffe N'� uni, oak trim 6 doors, CAC, CVAC, • Ordy $146,500 finished walkout basement, cal fenced yard, beelllirl�r lertdscaped MAIq ' Cal Mafg Huleatt to have a lo(k! LAURA Laura Marks for more details. usMmels. 831-!000. 24 dams. PLrw 01A11A Cal soon, Dura Plllt, 619.9500. MftLEATT* 1 SECURE YOUR FUTURE TODAYI Own your business now. Tum -key investment, prime locations from $99,000. Canada's leading retail chain, genuine fragrances. Be part of our growth and profit, widest selection for men and women at up to 70% of department store pries. Call today to hear more. Success can be yours too. Peter Ptftm c. C. Jones. ' Solea RsIf - Iatlas "AsooeMs BrOW I 4L I'dulots 4 bdmu. With irles Pft td.SAT., JUNE 15, 24 PAL tiff WkhK 3 bas, mL k fan nLIn A gam on a cowl ExIta a Wast Si Ira! A to huge deck r m .1. sol kLynde arse. 3 bdmts . 2 $kits, Set - nn d din, wA , madad loon, min. Ill.n IdL Fam. nn., N eplace, kVmutd � master bdnn. al in suis, khealed pool Donl mins this one. btnN arfldclwtele. Loaded ails tfxlrasFor dims: b open house al Anomo Cetanim lir owd i morn Crtl k9elk I= Lee Byers at 905.831-9500. Custom4AA 3,550 sq. h plus kA aro bsrK on an exclusive steel 5 bdmus., 4 ba0s, new sun drenched IdL, ge. pritctipel roans, hrdwd. Rrouglwut, min, Or. tarn. im. Basement set up as ofte. Loaded TOM with efdras. $339,000. Cal Tom Elf W Lewis. 416-796.7278 or 8311 -MIX). CARRIES LIKE RENT!! WHY RENT_. ORIGINAL OW ER! $209.900 SUPPER FOX HOLLOW Gorgeous 1 bdrm. condo n popular yy, you an b„yto u 3 �. Just move n! Immaculate 3 bright LtOCAT1pN South Ajax overlooking the lake t1 bdmn. dome MrAf1 prof. fn. basement a Dedroonts. 3 Dad1s. Sunken tamiy 4 bedroom atoms with sunken conservation. This home boasts CAC, for as little as $7,500 down 1 room. L-shaped kv. rmldin. rm. famity room, central air, central ww*wr V fp-. 5 appis.. ceramics, (O.A.C.). Pluses included CAC. Gleaming hardwood 3 ceramics r vac., inground pool - ,,neat 'indoor pool, hot tub, tennis court, security system, large fenced yard. throughout. Gourmet kitchen with location. Main floor laundry. eat barbem pil. $955.41 incl. PIT JGreat neighborhood!! Cal Cynthia, balcony. Cal today, you won't be SIEII<.A in kitchen. S224.900. Call mot fees. Why ren!? Call today, Jo- CYNTHIA M-1 r re rr.e• 619-9500 for details. ELEANOR disappointed. Eleanor Starndr". �ILD %TAS• EARL,• Sheila Earl, 619-9500. BEA PROUD OMIER BUY IE! SUPER COURT LOCATIOIIII FULLY DEMCHEDIII BEAUTIFUL LOT!!! $15�lM Cal6on Cant n WhIlby is a desiabM ' Al bridle • 3 bedroom Country home on 213 age lot in BOSUN wow butgebw sttorrs a fkfrniy Mtt & Paib. schools fl • Nraty k istted rec roan , � p� ��, tor++. Nw updowd to :hm naw shoppsg al carwrior t. LOOP ' Cerwal air ' Fuly lernoed yard � deck off fndngldr" room, main bsltu 0.11 few kffdk , 10 1 11 Ni prtrtclipet beans brailI t Aar, 2 • Ladled on quiet crescent floor f room with fireplace, osramic lis. Main or. I ift LocsMd rlalcouls, comer 1 apnea, bu" wd • Perfed for your fist horns! monprinflipulistradiniliffe N'� uni, oak trim 6 doors, CAC, CVAC, • Ordy $146,500 finished walkout basement, cal fenced yard, beelllirl�r lertdscaped MAIq ' Cal Mafg Huleatt to have a lo(k! LAURA Laura Marks for more details. usMmels. 831-!000. 24 dams. PLrw 01A11A Cal soon, Dura Plllt, 619.9500. MftLEATT* 1 SECURE YOUR FUTURE TODAYI Own your business now. Tum -key investment, prime locations from $99,000. Canada's leading retail chain, genuine fragrances. Be part of our growth and profit, widest selection for men and women at up to 70% of department store pries. Call today to hear more. Success can be yours too. Peter Ptftm c. C. Jones. ' Solea RsIf - Iatlas "AsooeMs BrOW I 4L I'dulots 4 bdmu. With irles Pft td.SAT., JUNE 15, 24 PAL tiff WkhK 3 bas, mL k fan nLIn A gam on a cowl ExIta a Wast Si Ira! A to huge deck r m .1. sol kLynde arse. 3 bdmts . 2 $kits, Set - nn d din, wA , madad loon, min. Ill.n IdL Fam. nn., N eplace, kVmutd � master bdnn. al in suis, khealed pool Donl mins this one. btnN arfldclwtele. Loaded ails tfxlrasFor dims: b open house al Anomo Cetanim lir owd i morn Crtl k9elk I= Lee Byers at 905.831-9500. Custom4AA 3,550 sq. h plus kA aro bsrK on an exclusive steel 5 bdmus., 4 ba0s, new sun drenched IdL, ge. pritctipel roans, hrdwd. Rrouglwut, min, Or. tarn. im. Basement set up as ofte. Loaded TOM with efdras. $339,000. Cal Tom Elf W Lewis. 416-796.7278 or 8311 -MIX). PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12,19% PATRICIAFLO BETTSX REABURN Broker/Owner & THE HERMITAGE ASSOCIATION (905) 831-8613 INVITE YOU TO A DAY AT THE PARK (416) 931-6729 On June 29th, help us clean up the Park. a alb Ride the Lots of Food IMOX Hot from f �� Balloon.L the John Boddy built (Bndlewood Model). Just under Imagine a 78X162' lot with trees plus 6 room Fun for .�2,000 sq. ft., 7+1, double garage, extras include upgraded immaculate bungalow. It's a beauty. Barbeque central air, central vac., appliances, etc. 3 or 4 Make this one a must on your list. Close to bedrooms. Details - call Flo. Finch/Whites Rd. $155,800. Call Flo. all the kids. Please Join us at the Hermitage Park between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m, on June 29th (if weather permits) and volunteer your time to help clean WEST SHORE BEAUTY STARTER HOME up our beautiful park. Bungalow. Comes with finished basement, 6 room. 2 storey home, garage, large finished rec room. fieldstone fireplace, main floor family room, New gas furnace, CAC, broadloom, etc. Needs some ceramics, hardwood floors, super lot. quiet street. decorating, etc. Needs some decorating, etc. Priced to Just listed. Call Flo. sell. $6,400 down (must qualify). First time home buyer's dream. Call Flo. At the same time, join us for food FULL SERME OFFICE and fun. Your kids will enjoy v Over 35 years of full time residential real estate. Vast personal referral all of the activities. network from the best source.- past - clients - "Dedicated to providing you with exceptional service" For all your For more information call I real estate needs, call anytime. Patricia X Reaburn, R.R.S. Of J. BODDY "PINEBROOK MODEL" Office hours - 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. Picture perfect, just move in. 7 room, 2 storey Many Thanks, R/MW• Quality One Ltd. garage, finished roc room, ceramics, broadloom, fireplace, white cupboards in kitchen, CAC, cent. 683-2992 or 686-5504 vac., etc. Asking $202,900. Seeing is believing. call Flo. i MLS -INTERNET -VAST REFERRAL NETWORK • Member of the Toronto Real Estate Board i ROYAL LEPAGE mom 427=6522 'V1�IHY NOT d �IIIIII{IIIIIIIIIIIIIII (905) 683-1790 fAi - NW.. •.0 W- W. E.br- s.,.K«,ie 6.«r itM FIPW k:.n.af.n N•r•tMon for tl» PVNympics JOHN CRAWFORD ,�LOIS WEAVER* -t LOVE TO ENTERTAIN! "Your neighborhood Specialist" This one's for you! L2' Sparkling inground pool w Finished rec room & bar room Just listed OPEN HOUSE - ' Just listed Aknost 2,700 sq. ft. PICKERING WLLAGE CIIARIAER• 1234.900 PKWJUM EXECUTIVE $367,900 ' Backs on to parktarid Custom designed 4 bedroom stone and brick fame in This five bdrrn. horse features 2 en strifes, a main floor ' Ajax by -the -lake heart of the Village. Main floor family room with den, tam. rm., laundry and mud an. Custom design 3 Take LakedriNeva vewa W. toGREAT FAMILY HOME fireplace. Eat -in kitchen. Huge liv. rm. & din. rm. 1/2 car garage with separate entrance to the Pates - ed ' Finished basement features rec room and 2 extra basement. Designer kitchen with an enormous centre Great family neighborhood rooms. walk out to hot tub and deck on a 90132' island. Walkout basement on a 70' W. Upgrades galore. "DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU BETTER" �. WILMA TANNER* EVELYN REGAN* Sales Representative, . Sales Representative CONCRETE FLOORSI - ; Own your own NOSOUEAKStEwdLi �" home Sturdy brick home. Fain. ' Approx. $8,000 ,�► rm. near front door -great - Y for home offioe. Huge recd0 : wn rm. & 4th bdnn. No 'Carries for approx. neighbors behind. AM EVANS' $1,100 a month lxe ud s.in "u'su"r ' Move -in condition • Over -sized yard r down n X. ,00o ' 4 -level sidesplk' a Mortgage fox . Newer furnace, $755 - OPEN CONCEPT PRTTY EPKXERN4G VILLAGE NEW BUNGALOWS windows, roof b Maintenance fee Curved oak stairway, lots of W, Wow! 1,700 sq. ft.! Just a grandkith$200 wonderful greenhouse kitchen, kit. with skylght, w/o to private Brick & stone, skylight, gas Spaaous bdrrns. ' Carries for $955 custom deck, artistic landscaping. yard. Big liv., kin. rooms, fireplace fireplace. Call Ann for Hardwood under m Near Whites Rd. & fin. basement. 21/2 baths. details. broadloom 'SHOWS TO PERFECTK)N THE rarin "VF. t=M VM., JUNE 121, IM -PAGE 7 of 0H'i� or iftlinks -ie W1.1 age rnaP ALSO. 11ald pe%lo" 14 01,11,11Tfibe -r1lionles aw, mag 113nAgs .Fol res,esu tcy 0% Womage belOv e313le�_ �: to IM F_- cl Owt 1 (71-k is ee VA� k-g�� lik�S-r Mme_ —1 Bx3 S%0`1=13 -y OF " 1 CLQ o— B-1 K:_ 70T ne PAGE &TtHE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 12 1"6 ® .. RFIAM �A 'J UALITY ONE LTD.- �w t -' la, Approx. 3,000 sq. ft.+ of living space from top to the prof. finished huge rec room. All brick, detached with single an. garage. Shows extremely well. Offering central air, large 683m deck and more. Call today! tiesneC or one of Pckenngs most prestigious streets this Home has sc 3+1 bedrooms ' Hardwood & ceramics Lovely 3 bedroom home situated on a quiet family court. Full !%ch tc offer the growing or extended family Spaoous & oper floor plan, 3 bathrooms ' Finished basement one bedroom in-law suite in basement with private entrance. huee `a^ T w t~ oro to deck, gas fp., Ige tam. -size kit and '2x26' deck Solanum/fam. rm. addition ' Lots of windows Woodburning stove insert and an inground pool, just too " K: w = )'he, features ,ndude 6 a s.. cent. air. cent vac tande r, oa•age e% "vewav & more Call today or further Information m Interlock drive 'Fabulous landscaping many features cf this raised bungalow. r sow Popular 4 bedroom Glenwood model with main ": Rent. or buy this luxurious penthouse - 9' floor family room and finished rec room. 2 ceilings, solarium, 2 separate baths & 2 separate walkouts, 2 baths. large fenced lot. Call today. bedrooms. Won't last, call now"' .-,A lit -ill 1 1 Spotless 3 bdrm. home features eat -in kitchen, walkout to fenced yard & large deck, garage & 5 appliances' A must see. Only $143,900! i ft you need bedrooms... This is the home for you. These 5 are all above -ground. We are not talking basement. They are all large, on top of that, the home is exceptional. I mean exceptional. Call for a full description... and personal tour. I aws urLE a M""WIL MOM irritll�'a;'< - -0 Malpp 5% down - tames $200 per we* (Wm) Pit o ♦ 3' e I n o berth m • forced air gats! ♦ Renoaled WL ttrou$*9 bad '! Very open cmcw • alttedrdl ♦ Now wi to 1, newer roof. newer aapet ♦ Freshly painted, prof. fn. WK You'll be when you make a hit with an excellent starter home in Applekxoft Vdlage. Near schools, st>o oN and GO Tran. For a homerun cal today to be safe. C 1'1 Great starter home with finished basement, 3 bedrooms, central air & garage access from house. Easy access to Hwy. 401 & 2. •1II'l-M yili:.$IM3=61:11►1l-111 A'I111 I- � rte. , • 1e This tasteful home has 3 spacious bedrooms, a full 4 -pc. en suite, main floor family room with a brick fireplace, eaNn kitchen with w/o to patio and a finished recreation room. Call for your preview... ME --�{. FABULOUS• This 1,700 sq. ft., 3 bdrn home shows great. There is a large eat -in k doii, 3 balks, frushed basement and beatA d landscaping. Extras irackrde: gas fireplace, central at, porch enclosure and more. Dont miss this one " call today! i Check out this 4+1 bdrm. executive home in Whitby, it's loaded. large rooms, a den and a finished walkout basement are just a few features you must see! Call us today. In Pickering' This beautiful 3 bdrm., 3 washroom home with fireplace, eat -in kitchen, 2 walkouts, finished rec room, large master bedroom with en suite could be yours! Don't delay! ' Call today! 1 1 1 ef+a ltwr*'-!--n'wo Gorgeous 4 bedroom, 2,448 sq. ft. home with main floor laundry, huge deck off greenhouse kitchen, central air & vac. Shows well. MANICUREDTREES, PRIVACY - 1.7 ACREIZ W_kc tf/TWi1 e" LM ♦ Cusfom-0uit 3 bedroom raised dmgabw ♦ 2 fireplaces . marble and stone! ♦ Formal dim" room with walwut deck ♦ Ealin Id dw - upgraded crW ♦ Prolesstionaly firisfred, rec room ♦ 10 mutates north of Hwy. e2 - east of Oshawa! JNE FOR TME MOr1 Starter home, opportunity, extraordinary. Look into this My finished home with open concept. Great view & double car garage. For a better view call now. only $164,900.