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Wednesday, Jule 3. 1996 40 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 27
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peace,
Julie
Family of Pickering teen slain in
1990 'lost their daughter again'
when found remains identified
Bl' CHRISTI CHASE
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PICKERING — Julie
Stanton I, linally coming
home to rest.
Ilio retrains of the 14 -
year -old Picker-
ing girl.who dis-
appeared in a
April. 1990.
were identified
on the weekend.
after Nein-, founds
in a wooded area "o
near Ponlypo of
Thursday.
While final
arrangements for Julie :
a funeral will
have to wait until a police
investigation is complete.
the Stantons intend to hold
a memorial service here for
their slain daughter, says
Dodie Maw, a neighbor and
friend of the family.
Ms. Maw is acting as a
spokesman for the Stan -
tons, who have gone out of
town to escape media atten-
tion.
"They are very. very
upset:' its. taw say,.
"It's just like going
through this all over again.
On Sunday they just lost
their daughter again:'
Tltc Stantons were told
1 b,. police Sunday
that the remains
found last Thurs-
J1� da} were indeed
s thou of the pop-
ular Dunbarton
High School stu-
dent. who went
missing from her
Maury Crescent
home on Easter
taMon Monday. April
6, 1990.
Dental records were
used to identify the remains
found in a field in Manvers
Township just west of Hwy.
35. Ms. Maw says the near-
by area was "extensively
searched" over a two-year
period following Julie's
disappearance "but that
particular plot of land was
not searched.
See JULIE... Page 2
case for
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Justin Kloepfer participates in the Zek-u-tive Briefcase Toss during Cana-
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photo by Carl Ferencz
Pickering downtown fix -up hits snag
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Town councillors
have balked at establishing a downtown
committee of business, landowner, Town
and community representatives as recom-
mended by the consultants Pickering
hired to come up with a plan for the future
of its downtown core.
On May 21 Council asked Town staff
and councillors on a special downtown
study team to come up with a mandate
and composition for the downtown com-
mittee. But the committee idea apparent-
ly didn't seem like such a good one any-
more when councillors were asked to
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PIC'KF:RI`G - It appears Picker-
ing will soon have a new park f:ICllily
on the east side of Frenchman's BaN.
The Town has reached an agree-
ment with the owner and trustee fur
the purchase of the 2.5 -acre Kcen
Kraft Marina site (also known as Port
Pickering Marina) on the cast shore of
Frenchman's Bay near the bottom of
Front Road.
According to Manor Was ne
Arthur, the deal is to clo:: !'Y the'
of the year, depending on a number of
conditions of sale. Thou conditions
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Julie would have been a success
in any career
FROM PAGE 1
that was to be held today.
found after six long years.
There's a sense now that they
A sad final resting place
for a who had so
Julie's remains are
Julie's mother Pat, father
says Ms. Maw.
have Someplace to go,"
in
youngster
much potential.
expected to he turned over to
John, sister Kern- and broth-
"They feel fiortunate that
referring to the grave
" Julie was a very focused
the Stanton family by the end
er limy fret a sense of clo-
they do have her remains.
which Julie will eventually
lady.' recalls Ms.
of the week after an autopsy
sure knowing Julie's been
There's a sense of closure.
rest.
young
Maw. "She probably would
Lawyer for Julie's killer looks
to forensics evidence to clear his client
PICKERING — Ontario Provincial
Police confirmed Sunday that the
skeletal remains unearthed Thursday
evening in a wooded area of Manvers
Township are that of Julie Anne Stan-
ton.
Her dental records were used to
match those of the remains.
OPP and Durham Regional Police
homicide detective! arc continuing
their investigation into the death of the
Dunbarton High School honor~ stu-
dent.
A complete post-mortem is to be
conducted this week on the remains.
which were discovered by a farmer
working on his properly south of Lind -
Depending on what evidence if any
is recovered from the wooded area
where Julie's remains were found. -It
may help (clear convicted killer Peter
Stark) or it may
prove to be
inconclusive,"
Mr. Stark's
lawyer Leo Adler
said Tuesday.
"A'hat I' m
most afraid of is
it will simply be
inconclusive."
Mr. Stark is
appealing his Peter Stark
1994 first-degree
murder conviction.
Mr. Adler said "the next step is to
find out what type of evidence they
found, and if there is any forensic evi-
dence that actually links (Mr. Stark) to
the scene.
"One question is whether she was
killed there or was she simply left there
and killed somewhere else. w:Ls the
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fxuly moved?" The answer "will make
a big difference because (Mr. Stark)
was under police surveillance" follow-
ing Julie's disappearance on Easter
Monday, April 16. 199(1.
Due to exposure to the elements, the
remains may yield little or no forensics
evidence. "But, you never know. Don't
forget forensics evidence cleared Guy
Paul Morin 10 years later." said Mr.
Adler.
Mr. Stark was the second man in
Canada to be convicted of a murder in
which the victim's bodv had not been
recovered.
During Mr. Stark's trial, court heard
Ms. Stanton was seen before her disap-
pearance getting into his car half a
block from the Stanton residence at
about ? p.m. Easter Monday. 1990. He
was found guilty of killing the 14 -year-
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Ms. Maw remembers
Julie is clever, bubbly and
outgoing, sure to make it suc-
cess of whatever she chose to
do.
Julie was last seen getting
into a car a half a block from
her home April 16, 1990. A
former Stanton family neigh-
bor and the father of Julies
best friend, Peter Stark
admitted he picked up the
teen on that fateful day but
denied having anything to do
with her disappearance and
murder.
Despite the absence of a
body, Mr. Stark was convict-
ed in December. 1994 of
Julie's murder and sentenced
to life in prison. He is appeal-
ing his conviction.
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FROM PAGE 1
approve the team's recommendations
last week.
Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick
Johnson suggested Council has been
"creating tat many committees and
tying up a lot of staff time." Other coun-
cillors suggested the consultant's study
should be handed over to the Town's
economic development office to deal
with instead of to a new committee.
However, Ward 2 local Councillor
Sherry Senis, a member of the study
team, told her colleagues key landown-
crs in the downtown arca have been
very supportive of the study and keenly
interested in participating.
"They were very excited about con-
tinuing this; they didn't want it to stop
dead in its tracks," she said. "We start-
ed a process; let's continue it."
Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan
noted the economic development office
is already understaffed and over-
worked, and that in order to implement
the study's recommendations over the
long term the Town will need the
and total involvement" of
downtown businesses and landowners
who arc supposed
to be represented
on the committee.
"I think it
would be a mis-
take just to out of
hand scrap this
committee," said
Coun. Ryan.
Councillors
voted to defer the Dave Ryan
issue and send it
back to the study team and economic
development office to review.
Coun. Senis noted in an interview
that the previous study on the down-
town commissioned in the 1970s hasn't
been acted on by Council and she didn't
want that to happen again. She said
both the business community and resi-
dents want the Pickering downtown
improved and the committee is needed
to help achieve that goal.
The Pickering Downtown Cor
Land Use and Urban Design Study wa
completed this spring for the Town b
Markson Borooah Hodgson Architect
Inc. Its recommendations are aimed a
transforming the downtown cot
(bounded by Kingston Road, the
Ontario Hydro Condor, Hwy. 401 and
Pine Creek just west of' Liverpool
Road) from an automobile -dominated
• environment to a people -oriented one,
with a mix of business and commercial
uses and a strong residential presence.
The major components of the new
downtown would include:
❑ a revitalized Pickering Town Centre
with buildings and shops along its street
edges to create a more inviting
strectscape;
O a new performing arts theatre, art
gallery and library near the civic com-
plex (Town offices are expected to
eventually take over the existing central
library)-.
0 realignment of Glenanna Road to
create a new civic square in front of the
civic complex;
:1a rebuilt Esplanade Park with year-
round activities — perhaps outdoor ice
Core skating and/or inline skating facilities
s — and a gazebo:
y O redesign of Kingston Road into a
Architects
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the Primrose. an 80 -year-
old, 136 -foot boat once
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refurbished and moored at , ,
the marina, must heTRAVEL THE INTERNET
removed. , •
The purchase price
depends to some extent on ,
the conditions but is not to
exceed the $1,150,1)(x) the I
WITH SOMEONE
Town had the property
appraised at. The property ,
was not appraised as a mari-
na, explains the mayor, but , KNOW$
the fact it is zoned for com-
mercial use was taken into ,
consideration. Actually, the •
Town will probably only ,
pay 80 per cent of the cost, r ,
since the Metro Toronto and ,
Region Conservation ,
Authority has agreed to ,
contribute 20 per cent of the ,
purchase price. The • 1
MTRCA s share is subject •
to approval by the provin- •
tial government, but that is o rProw•
considered a formality. •
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Pickering. 'lite only other • •Fd 1:l A=u �- "�"J '�
parkland owned on the bay 1111111illm *Pm ISM •
by the Town is Bruce • Pub" Ad*=
Hanscombe Memorial Park •
on the west side. But exact- • µmg gpa�avax an tr times be a mr6g u:r 50 �s rioeb yo wlh 1 tamiat hoe•, iM liid d
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expressed an interest in hav- , enpbrenewo�doll>onmsn+yaond>e •
ing a boat launch facility
there. The mayor says there •
will be a public consultation • �a
process on how the site •
should be used before any •
decision is made.,� 4707
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Restart of Pickering nuclear station
reactors is delayed once again
PICKERING — The restarting of
five of the Pickering Nuclear Generat-
ing Station's reactors has been
delayed to Aug. 29, a full two months
after all eight units were supposed to
be running again.
All the plant's reactors were shut
down in mid-April following the dis-
covery, during routine testing, of a
failure in a back-up valve in the sta-
tion's emergency coolant injection
system (ECIS). All eight reactors rely
on the SCIS. The shutdown cost
Ontario Hydro about $2 million per
day.
Several expected restart schedules
were revised as station staff worked to
meet the repair and testing require-
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On page 2, the prices for the Second Wind
top or pants are reversed. It should read.
Top. Sears Reg. 27.99 ... 13.99
Pants. Sears Reg. 21.99 ... 10.99
On page 15, the copy incorrectly reads
Save 5101 Wedgewood sofa bed. The
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Public School
Board Trustee
Due to the vacancy created for
a public school board trustee to
represent the Town of Ajax,
Wards 3 & 4, the Durham Board
of Education is seeking a
qualified public school elector to
assume the position, effective
September 1996 and for the
balance of the electoral term,
until November 1997.
Applicants must be 18 years
of age or older, Canadian
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Durham Board of Education.
Interested applicants should
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Board and Ontario Hydro. As well,
Ontario Hydro delayed the restart fur-
ther to accelerate a quality of work
improvement program launched last
fall in response to problems at the sta-
tion identified by the AECB and plant
management.
The station's Unit 6 reactor was
finally started in mid-June. Under the
current schedule, Units I and 5 will be
restarted July 6, Unit 2 on July ll,
Unit 3 on Aug. 3 and I Jnit 7 on Aug.
29. Units 4 and 8 are to remain shut
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The estkept
secret in Durham
Cullen Gardens. Parkaood Estate. Boamanyille
Zoo. Pickering Village 'Museum. Family Kartways. The
Canadian Automotive MLI euro.
All tourist attractions and all popular. And they're all
right here in Durham Region.
Did \ou know that nearly 2(H) million tourists spend
near]\ S' -(X) million here each year? Did you know
another $-0 million aas spent on the sport fishing
industr\ In Durham? Prohahk not.
Chances are. you took your money to Toronto last
year for a tun day out with friends or family. But you
didn't have to. Durham boasts an impressive selection
of tourist sites risalljng most regions in southern
Ontarit,. `
But, as Ken Ca\ana,,
h. president of the Tourist
Association of Durham Region, points out. "Durham is
one of the best kept secrets in Durham.'
Durham Re,,lon residents simply don't take as much
advantage of what their little corner of the world offers
as the\ should. If it's flat-out tun \ou're seeking.
Famils K,irtways in fits the hill. It its some-
thing a little more sedate you're after. there is Cullen
Garden. History comes to lite at both Parkaood Estate
in Oshawa (the stately tormer home of General 'Motors
Canada founder Colonel Sam NL:1-aughrin ) and
Pickering Village Museum.
Thee tea examples provide an excellent sampling
of what the region has to offer.
It you're considering a day trip in Durham during the
coming summer months. consider keeping your tourist
dollars right here at home. If sou do, you'll boost the
local economy. learn more about the place you call
home. and help benefit local businesses.
You don't need a map. You don't have to make a
long distance call. You don't have to pack a suitcase.
But you might just appreciate Durham a little more.
To respond to this editorial call lnfosource at 683-7040
r�nfosoutrce and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone
♦You said it...
In response to last Wednesday's
editorial about the voting public
electing the Durham Regional
Chairman, our readers said:
♦ "I agree wholeheartedly with your position. I believe
that the job of regional chairman should be elected by the
people and not chosen by his or her political buddies on
regional council."
♦ "Although I think Gary Herrema was a wonderful chair-
man. I think the Region should have (Jim) Witty fill the
position until the next election only. After that, he should
run for the position just like any other. It should be a per-
son the people choose, not the politicians."
Overheard...
1 "1 was just scanning and he
was playing. He just seemed
to be jumping and not swim -
Ming ... After we found out he
would be okay, it was a good
feeling knowing everything
j we had been
taught had i
paid off and
that we were
f
able to help
this boy." g.
-- Pickering
lifeguard
Chris Burgess on efforts to
save an 11 -year-old boy who
ran into trouble while
swimming last week in the
pool at Petticoat Creek
Conservation ,area.
♦ Letters to the editor
South Pickering
industry a bane
to some of us
who live in Ajax
To the editor:
Re: Your newspaper's story head-
lined 'Ajax residents shouldn't he
bothered by Pickering waste station:
h1ii%or'.
I'm a resident of Discovery Bay
in Alax and. along with my neigh-
bors and other residents of the arca
(just cast of Duff -ins Creek). we're
affected by an industry on Squires
Beach Road in south Pickering.
Currently, the residents of
Discovery Bay are listening to the
incredible noise levels put out by a
company in neighboring south
Pickering.
We've been told by the Ministry
of the Environment the noise is
within tolerable levels.
I wonder if a representative of
the ministry has done any noise
testing on any night of the week
after I I p.m.?
This company runs its operation
24 hours.
I understand another industry
may want to run 24 hours.
Although the processes may be
enclosed, I'm curious about the pos-
sible truck traffic into this facility.
Must I tolerate more noise and
smell until such a time that the
problem is handled?
And under whose guidelines?
As Ajax Councillor Joe Atkinson
has rightly pointed out, residents
certainly get no support from the
provincial Ministry of the
Environment.
And as Councillor Roger
Anderson pointed out "...site plan
and design falls totally under the
control of Pickering Council."
The residents of Discovery Bay
We love letters'.
The Ajar -Pickering News
Advertiser accepts letters to
the editor. All letters should
be typed or neatly
-�aur>td-written, 150 words.
'Each letter must be signed
f':awith a first and last name or
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tor content. opinions
ressed in letters are those
he writer and not
!"Of The
in Ajax are directly affected as the
resounding drone of this company
constantly reminds us.
Susan Audet
Ajax
Catholicism is
a faith of
inclusion,
not exclusion
To the editor:
Re: Decision to prohibit non-
Catholics from community school
councils.
The Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School Board has
chosen to discriminate against non-
Catholic tax supporters of the
school system.
C'atholiclsm has always keen a
faith of inclusion not exclusion yet.
from among the trustees in atten-
dance at a recent board meeting,
there was unanimous support for the
exclusion of non-Catholics from
school councils.
Their decision iseven more curi-
ous when the hoard's vision state-
ment on anti -racism and ethnocul-
tural equity recognizes "it is the rule
and responsibility of each person to
model and foster an environment
which appreciates diversity, while
recognizing and rejecting discrimi-
natory attitudes and behavior".
So now there is a policy for
minority groups and another for
non-Catholics'
Imagine it' the group that the
hoard was trying to exclude were
minorities.
What a hue and cry there would
he!
For consistency, I suppose the
hoard will begin to systematically
dispose of their non-Catholic teach-
ers and non-Catholic students. Will
they also be treated as second-class
citizens?
If the Roman Catholic Separate
School Board is so concerned about
domination of a school council by a
non-Catholic majority, this is so
hard to fathom when the make-up of
the council requires at least an even
split of principal, teachers, other
staff, priest, community representa-
tive and a few parents.
The solution is not so difficult --
simply indicate that a Catholic
majority be established on every
school council.
The current policy's downside is
that alienation among non-Catholic
supporters is very high.
Durham's separate school board
has placed itself in a very hypocriti-
cal position and, worst of all, by
trying to preserve Catholicism,
trustees have undermined its very
strength.
Wayne Taggart
Pickering
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Around Durham Region
Oshawa and District
Humane Society
struggles with rising
animal abuse cases
❑ Society deals with up
to 50 claims of abuse
each month
BY BRIAN LEGREE
1)1 RH%%11,T%FF
OSHA%%:1 -- Ani nal abuse is on the
rise and needs to be curbed. Oshawa
and District Humane Socict\ (ODHS)
officials say.
The ODHS deals with "30 to 50
abuse calls per month," sa\ s ODHS
supervisor Kim Nelson. "Between Jan.
I and Jan. of this year we had
abuse calls alone. They are the same
types of cases over and over.'
The cases are saddenine. madden-
ing, homfvin_g and frustrating. says
Ms. Nelson.
"unfortunately, we've had some really
had cases lately."
An example of a few of the recent
cases the ODHS has dealt with indi-
cates the scope of the problem:
• Two people brought in a two-
month old kitten In with burns to its
back end about three weeks ago. Vet-
ennanans determined the kitten had
been cooked on a barbecue. "They said
they found it underneath a barbecue,"
says Ms. Nelson. " "We couldn't tell its
sex, it was so badly burnt." Miracu-
lously, the kitten has survived. "The
skin and muscle is out. it's disgusting.
It needs to be sterilized eight times a
day.-
• An elderly couple walking in a
park in Whitby spotted a cat missing its
front left leg from the kneecap down
last week.
"It was hovered in maggots and
worms." says Ms. Nelson. "and when
we X -raved its stomach we found it
was full of small pebbles. It had been
eating pebbles because it couldn't
move. " The cat Is still in a vet's care
and will have its leg amputated once
enough funds are raised to pay for the
operation. she says.
• Two dogs suffered a broken jaw
and broken leg after a man beat them,
says Ms. Nelson. "The guy was wash-
ing blood down his driveway when a
neighbor saw it," she says.
No charges have been laid, because
there haven't been ar» w itnesses to the
abuses, says his. Nelson.
..It's Lot to stop..' she says. "You're
hurt when you first see it and then you
get really angry. I'd like to send the
people that do these things a picture of
the animal and let them sec what they
did. We want people to know this hap-
pen`
ODHS officials are also dealing
with an oycrcrowding problem at their
Waterloo Street shelter. The facility
can adequately house about 46 ani-
mals, but currently has 107 cats, kit-
tens. dogs and puppies, says M,s. Nel-
son.
"It increases the risk of viral infec-
tion when you have that many," she
say s.
People thinking of getting a dog or
cat should consider adopting an animal
from the ODHS, says Nis. Nelson. The
ODHS can be reached at 433-2022.
Canada Day clown
Samantha Wood gets up close and personal with a rubber chicken being offered by Stewey
the Clown. The pair made friends at Kinsmen Park in Pickering on Monday during Cana-
da Day festivities held there featuring a host of family activities.
photo by Carl Ferencz
The dirt on Kennet Drive in Whitby continues
WHITB V -- Negotiations to rid of the fill, which has caused may be interested in using the fill
remove an unwelcome pile of dirt extensive water damage and other for their own developments.
from behind Kennett Drive homes problems. Councillors, staff and residents
are continuing. The Town's public works staff met at the hill last week, but no
Kennet Drive residents have is continuing to work with all par- representatives from Fram or
been petitioning the Town to get ties and other companies which Venturon, the developers who
Boy, woman victims of unrelated robberies
A 14 -year-old boy and a 24 -year-old woman The suspect was described as black, 19, six -feet
were both victims of unrelated robberies in Oshawa tall and 200 pounds.
Thursday. Earlier Thursday, at about l 1 a.m. a woman
Durham Regional Police said the boy waswalking near her residence on Wentworth
riding his bicycle at about 6 p.m. on a path Street West was approached by a man who
on Whiting Avenue when a man brandishing struck her in the face and then grabbed her
a knife kicked over his bike and knocked purse.
him over. The robber made off with $350, police said.
Police said the man ordered the boy to get The suspect is known to the victim and
off his bike and then hopped on it and cycled police.
off.
negotiated the transfer of the fill
to the property, attended the meet-
ing.
The responsibility for the berm
is currently before the courts and
the Town's public works staff says
it will cost $64,400 to remove the
fill.
Residents of Roan Drive. also
near the berm, will be getting the
full urban road construction theN
had been previously promised.
The Town had decided to go
ahead and install asphalt side-
walks and gutters after previous
tender prices came in higher than
anticipated.
New tenders have allowed the
full work to be completed with an
overexpenditure of about
$13,000.
The group bills itself the 'Kids Reaching Out Foundation' and initially set
a goal of $1,000, but wound up shattering that standard during seven months
of fund-raising efforts.
'"lite kids were so excited after presenting the cheques (to the charities),"
says Mr. Williamson. '"The next morning they went on for about half an hour
talking about how good it felt."
The premise of the fund-raising program is "to promote community,
national and international citizenship" among students, he says.
The bulk of the funds were raised through business projects, such as sell-
ing candies, greeting cards and candies. Students were given a $10 business
loan to start and run their business and then turned profits over to the Foun-
dation, says Mr. Williamson.
Other monies were raised through an auction, car wash and talent show.
The students vote on the charities which receive the money and decided
to donate funds to Denise House, Kids Help Phone, Sleeping Children
Around the World, Children's Wish Foundation, Plant A Tree In Africa, Hori-
zons of Friendship, Project Love, World Wildlife Fund, Kenya Wildlife Fund
and Whale Adoption Project.
This is the second year Mr. Williamson has spearheaded a fund-raising
initiative with his Grade 6 students. Last year, close to $1,700 was raised
through the 'We Can Make a Difference Foundation'. Mr. Williamson says
the foundation will continue next school year with a new name.
Victuns escape mijury in two
separate Oshawa fires
No one was injured in two separate residential fires in Oshawa over the
Canada Day weekend, fire officials say.
Fire broke out in the basement of a residence at 330 Lorindale Drive
around 4 am. Sunday.
Oshawa Fire Service officials say the $25,000 fire was caused by an elec-
trical problem.
Around 3 p.m. on Canada Day a halogen lamp situated too close to drapes
ignited a $30,000 fire at 142 Townline Rd. N.
Whitby students reach out
Some enterprising Grade 6 students in Whitby are helping out charitable
organizations in Durham Region and around the world.
The 30 Bellwood Public School students, under the guidance of teacher
Bruce Williamson, raised $3,300 through a variety of ventures during the
school year.
negotiated the transfer of the fill
to the property, attended the meet-
ing.
The responsibility for the berm
is currently before the courts and
the Town's public works staff says
it will cost $64,400 to remove the
fill.
Residents of Roan Drive. also
near the berm, will be getting the
full urban road construction theN
had been previously promised.
The Town had decided to go
ahead and install asphalt side-
walks and gutters after previous
tender prices came in higher than
anticipated.
New tenders have allowed the
full work to be completed with an
overexpenditure of about
$13,000.
The group bills itself the 'Kids Reaching Out Foundation' and initially set
a goal of $1,000, but wound up shattering that standard during seven months
of fund-raising efforts.
'"lite kids were so excited after presenting the cheques (to the charities),"
says Mr. Williamson. '"The next morning they went on for about half an hour
talking about how good it felt."
The premise of the fund-raising program is "to promote community,
national and international citizenship" among students, he says.
The bulk of the funds were raised through business projects, such as sell-
ing candies, greeting cards and candies. Students were given a $10 business
loan to start and run their business and then turned profits over to the Foun-
dation, says Mr. Williamson.
Other monies were raised through an auction, car wash and talent show.
The students vote on the charities which receive the money and decided
to donate funds to Denise House, Kids Help Phone, Sleeping Children
Around the World, Children's Wish Foundation, Plant A Tree In Africa, Hori-
zons of Friendship, Project Love, World Wildlife Fund, Kenya Wildlife Fund
and Whale Adoption Project.
This is the second year Mr. Williamson has spearheaded a fund-raising
initiative with his Grade 6 students. Last year, close to $1,700 was raised
through the 'We Can Make a Difference Foundation'. Mr. Williamson says
the foundation will continue next school year with a new name.
Pizza parlor bandit
after the dough
PICKERING -- A 15 -year-old
who went AWOL from a Pickering
facility for troubled kids was nabbed
by police in Whitby last Thursday
night after a break-in at a pizza par-
lor.
The youth was reported missing
around 9:30 p.m. from Fernie House
on Rosebank Road when he failed to
return to the open custody facility
before curfew. Durham Regional
Police say.
Police picked up the youth shortly
before midnight following a break-in
and theft at a.Syuare Boy outlet on
Athol Street in Whitby.
The owner called Durham police
around 10:30 p.m. after a thief
slipped in through the back door of
the business and stole a money bag
containing cash from the counter,
police say.
The owner managed to retrieve
some of the money, intended for a
bank deposit, before the thief
escaped.
The youth was caught nearby a
short time later.
lie was charged with theft and
break and enter.
Drug payment plan
delayed six weeks
0 New provincial plan
that would see seniors
pay more for
prescriptions held up
by OPSEU strike
DURHAM -- A six-week delay
may help numb the sting of the new
co -payment prescription plan for
seniors and social assistance recipi-
ents.
As of July 15, seniors with an
income over S16.000 or a family
income over 524.000 will have to
pay S2 for each prescription filled.
Welfare and family benefits recipi-
ents will also have to pay the S2 fee.
The fee was announced in the
..�.,.•:.,,-;ol orwiPrnmPnt'C ecnnomic
statement in the fall of 1995 and was
supposed to be implemented by June
1, 1996.
However. Peter Gibbs explains
that the Ontario Public Service
Employees Union threw a wrench
into the plan.
"After the five-week civil ser-
vants' strike there was a pretty big
backlog." he says, adding the work
that needed to be done to implement
the change couldn't be done with the
shortened time line.
"Originally it was the first of
June, but it has to be pushed back."
Seniors making over $16.000 or a
family income over S24.0t10, will
have to pay a S100 deductible each
year. After the deductible is paid,
seniors in this category must pay up
to the maximum 56.11 dispensing
fee.
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BY STEPHEN SHANV policing, "and the challenge we face to meet term as OACP president. he says. Edwards both served as OACP presidents dur-
- DURHAM %TAF'V the goal of efficiency without detracting from Chicf McCagherty follows in the fowtsteps ing their terms "and it makes (Durham Region -
Tory government plans to "restructure" our effectiveness and not adversely impacting of his local predecessors in acting as a voice for al Police) department unique in this province in
Ontario police agencies will run into a road- 1he public and officer safety." will be the focus Ontario law enforcers. that each chief has had the honor bestowed on
block of resistance from law enforce- of Chief McCagherty's attention during his Former chiefs Jon Jenkins and David them," he says.
merit leaders if the changes sacrifice
safety for savings, Durham's Police chief
warns.
Solicitor General Bob Runciman has
said he plans to introduce legislative
amendments to the existing Police Ser-
vices Act in September.
And while Ontario Police chiefs "sup-
port the need for improvement, we're
cautious about moving too fast," Chief -'
Trevor McCagherty, newly -elected pres-
ident of the Ontario Association of
Chiefs of Police (OAC P), said in an
interview from his office overlooking
Oshawa's downtown at the new head-
quarters on Simcox Street North.
"It is really quite optimistic to think
we can accomplish everything that needs
to be done by the deadline established by
the government. It's a very short time
frame." he says.
The chief believes the cost of policing
can he reduced without jeopardizing
public safety, but concedes there's "a
level of skepticism" in the process
amon-some law enforcers.
-%1c realize the need for change but
we will resist sacrificing effectiveness in
the name of efficiencv. The safety of the
public and police officers must come
first." says Chief McCaghert}.
Prior to the legislative changes, the
association is pressing the Province to
conduct an in depth study redefining a
Police officer's role and respttnsfhiht� in
protecting tlx: public.
pro-
posed a systematic
review of all func-
tions to define
what are the essen-
tial and what arc
the non-essential" /
I
functions of police
forces in Ontario,
says Chief' Trevor
A1. Caghem. McCagherty
He likens polic-
ing in Ontario to "a
very large ship, and you can't correct the
course overnight. We have to be sure of
the direction we're going in. 11 the
process is done in a hurry. we're going to
make mistakes."
Just what direction the Province has
in mind — there have been rumors of'
regional forces merging and OPP offices
closing, among other speculation — is
the cause of "a great deal of anxiety (in
some police forces) brought on by the
uncertainty of the future."
Stephanie Bolton, a spokesman for
the Solicitor General, said the govern-
ment's goal is to reduce duplication of
services and "give greater flexibility to
all parties" responsible for enforcing the
laws.
An ongoing review by ministry staff,
which is to report back to the minister
with recommendations later this sum-
mer, goes "beyond simply efficiency
evaluation," says Ms. Bolton.
The government's planned changes to
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V COMMUNITY
Ajax church aids Indian leper colony
0 Local fund-raising
drive provides money
for potable water
system for victims
AJAX -- The lives of more than
100 leprosy victims and their fami-
lies will he made a little more bear-
able thanks to an Ajax church.
The Ajax Christian Communitv
Fellowship on Barr Road has raised
S25.000 to build a water supply sys-
tem for a leper colony in Kalimpong,
India.
Located near the border with
China, the colony doesn't have run-
ning water so the new system will
have water piped about one mile to a
reservoir within the community.
It will he "complete and they'll
have running_ water by December,"
Rev. Bruce Harcourt says.
Critical
shortage
at Durham's
blood bank
Bl' BRIAN LEGREE
nr kttts1 s"raFF
DURHAM -- the blood hank %% hich
serves Durham Region's hospitals is in
(mural condition. Red Cross officials
say.
Arid with summer holidays just
be_imin5,. the need for bloxxi is only
going to incrcasc. says Ikxina Chamber-
lain. branch manager, Central Region
and Region of Durham Branch of the
Canadian Red Cross Society.
'NVe'rc making an urgent appeal for
donors to Lome out. We need all topes.
all sires and don't forret to brim_ a
friend
According to Red Cir s officials. the
blood Crank which serves Central
()ntario's 61 hospitals. including all hos-
pitals in I)wtiam, has 913 units of blood.
Anything, below 1.455 units is consid-
ered critical.
There's a great demand for blood in
the summer, especially on long week-
ends when there's an increase in car and
boating accidents.
However, regular blood donors
sometimes get too busy to get to blood
clinics during summer, says Ms. Cham-
berlain.
"I think people are going on vacation
and with the lone, long winter, their
thoughts are on summer and getting
away, and sometimes they don't always
remember to come out and give blood."
All types of blood are needed at
numerous clinics in the next little while:
- Thursday, July 4, St Gregory's
Auditorium, 190 Simcoe St. N. in
Oshawa, 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 5 pm.
to 8 pm.;
- Tuesday, July 16, St. Beniadette's
Parish Hall, Harwood Avenue and Bayly
Street, Ajax, 1 pm. to 7:30 pm.;
- Tuesday, July 23, Whitby Legion,
' 178 Byron St S., Whitby, 1:30 p.m. to 8
pm.
Donors are asked to take identifica-
tion with them.
For more information, call 723-2933.
"They'll have piped water into the
arca. Now, they take buckets and
pails and walk a mile (to a well) and
then carry it back. It's their daily rit-
ual."
The 75 members of the church
began fund-raising efforts for the
water system in 1985. Assistant Pas-
tor Audrey Wood reports.
"The church felt it was an area we
wanted to help with." says Mrs.
Wood, who is Rev. Harcourl's daugh-
ter.
A bridesmaid of Rey. Harcourt's
wife. Bernice, has performed mis-
sionary work in Kalimpong since the
1940s. originally with the Salvation
Army.
1'he woman, Dorothv Hamilton,
helped set up a school for the blind
in the community.
It was through Dorothy and her
husband bred Hamilton that the .Ajax
church heard of the leper colony's
plight.
n the past. the Ajar Christian
Community Fellowship raised
58,000 to buy materials to build a
church in Kalimpong.
Every dollar raised for the water
system by the Ajax church was
matched by the Rotary club in
Kalimpong. Mr. Ilarcourt says.
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Wed., Aug. 7 thru Sat., Aug. 10, 1996
(Set up before 10 a.m.) (Break down after 6 p.m.)
The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser is pleased to announce their first annual Fall
Registration Show at the;
This show includes an advertisement in a special section distributed to 42.500 homes & businesses in
the Ajax & Pickering News Advertiser on August 7, 1996. The 10 x 10 booth provided includes a
table, 2 chairs, a table cloth & skirt.
Each exhibitor will have the opportunity to have a 20 minute demonstration on stage at Centre court, included
in the advertised schedule of events. Professional sound system to be provided on stage.
Ballots in the paper must be brought to the show to win a family trip to Wonderland. Pickering Town Centre will
promote the show in their advertising prior to the show. The News Advertiser will promote the show in the
paper commencing June 23. 1996 and running weekly until the show. Any business who purchases a full page
ad & booth will receive sponsorship recognition in all News Advertiser promotions commencing June 23. 1996
running until the show.
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Support
group
for
single
parents
meets
AJAX-PICK-
ERING -- A break
from the routine
of single parent-
hood is offered
Wednesday. July
3 (tonight) when
a local support
group meets in
Pickering.
The One -Par-
ent Families
Association of
Ajax -Pickering
meets every
Wednesday at 8
p.m. at Swan's
Marina at the foot
of Liverpool
Road in Picker-
ing.
The associa-
tion provides a
place for single
parents to get
together socially
and . provides
activities for sin-
gle parents and
their children.
Newcomers are
always welcome.
Call 683-6609
(Kathryn) or 665-
1170 (Gary) for
more informa-
tion.
Car
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Pre -pregnancy workshops under way
DURHAM -- Couples Thinking (it' starting a for their family.
family are being uttered a series of pre-prcgnan- Topics include baby development, tips fur a
cN workshops here. healthy pregnancy, changes in pregnancy and
The Lamam Association of Durham Region options for labor and birth. For information on
hurts the second of three pre -pregnancy work- the w•orskhops or the Lamaze Association, call
.hops on Friday. Jul% 12 to help couples prepare 723 737 - .
Back in time
Visitors to Pickering Museum Village Sunday could watch Wayne Fer-
guson demonstrate the blacksmith's arts at the village workshop. He's !
seen here making a hook ct the kind that would be used many years
ago to hang a pig on after slaughter.
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Ajax woman hopes
she's FIT for fashion
D Archbishop Denis
O'Connor graduate
brings her fashion
sense to the Big Apple
after winning
acceptance to
top U.S. school
AJAX -- A Pickering Village
woman is hoping her fashion studies
will help sew up a career in the
movies.
Tarah Burke, 19, has been accept-
ed into the Fashion institute of Tech-
nology (FIT) in New York City this
fall.
Studying fashion has been a life-
long dream for Ms. Burke.
"I've always been interested in it
since I was young. I wanted to go to
FIT since I was 10 years old."
To be accepted into FIT, she had
to submit an application and a port-
folio of 10 of her designs and com-
plete home assignments.
The first three years of the four-
year FIT course are in New York,
while the fourth involves a work
placement in Eng-
land, Italy or
France.
After four years
,�. at FIT, she plans
to spend two years
England study-
ing costume
design for movies.
She wants to do
Tarah costume design
Burke because "it's more
interesting and
fun. There's a lot
of backbiting in fashion and I don't
like it. I like the costume environ-
ment better. I'll do fashion on the
side. (Costume) is a more rewarding
career."
Ms. Burke has had summer jobs
working as a wardrobe assistant for
movie and television productions
filmed in Toronto.
At FIT, in mid -town Manhattan at
7th Avenue and 27th Street, she'll
learn the business from the ground
up, covering everything from sewing
to marketing.
The Durham Board of
Education will nominate one
representative to the Ajax
Public Library Board to
complete a term ending
November 30, 1997.
Interested applicants should
submit an application to:
Mary Brown,
Communications Manager,
Durham Board of Education,
400 Taunton Road East.
Whitby, Ontario L I R 2K6
Applications must he
received no later than Friday.
August 16, 1996. �•'
At costume design school, she'll
study how to "create costumes to
match a character", as well as theatri-
cal history.
A graduate of Archbishop Denis
O'Connor Catholic High School, Ms.
Burke has lived in Ajax most of her
life.
She recently showed off her tal-
ents to her school friends. " I just did
a show for DO'C with 32 of my out-
fits. I ran the whole show."
Ms. Burke has also designed
clothes for friends, including a dress
for a friend's pram.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 3,196 -PAGE 15-A
Serenity Group offers help for addictions
PICKERING -- Help for those struggling
with addicition is available right here at home.
The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery
meeting Friday, July 5 at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Bap-
tist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering.
The group meets every week and deals with
addictions of all types, including co-dependen-
cy. All are welcome to attend.
Call Jim at 428-9431 in the evenings for
more information.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 3. 1996 -PAGE 17-A
Aaxamon High School student `the best of the best'
Jg
AJAX -- An Ajax student has won a
Region with clients around the world.
ities and the rest based on marks.
contributions to their schools and commu-
$1,000 scholarship from the Miller Thom-
"These young men and women make
to their
The scholarship was set up to inspire and
higher educational for indi-
nities.
The scholarship, the largest offered in the
son Foundation.
Emily Herdman, who graduates from
outstanding commitment communi-
ties and to their schools," he says.
promote goals
viduals who demonstrate high levels of
private sector for Ontario students, was
AJiax High School this week is one of 100
"These students rank among the very top
academic achievement and make positive
first made available in 1995.
students in Ontario to receive the scholar-
ship this year.
The scholarship will go toward her
tuition at whatever college or university in
Canada Emily decides to attend.
"Emily is among the best of the hest,"
says Jud Whiteside, chairman of Nutter
Thomson, a law firm in Toronto and Y(rrk
percentile of students in Ontario.
That's phenomenal when you
consider the amount of effort
each student is putting into their
community commitments."
Sixtv per cent of the judging
criteria is haled on extracurricu-
lar and con) munitv-uurvicc activ-
The piper played on...
Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School graduates Ami Baker
and Danielle Cormier (right) aren't sure what to make of the bagpipe
music being offered by fellow graduate Shawn Noble during com-
mencement ceremonies at the school last week. Shawn piped students
into the hall at the event.
photo by Carl Ferencz I
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It's all in ay ear's work
for Amanda Goundry
❑ Dunbarton student one of 20
chosen for university scholarship
offered by Canada T)rust
BY CHRISTY CHASE
SPECIAL TO 711E NEWS ADVERTISER
PICKERING -- A young Pickering woman is one of the
first students in the country to win a new Canada Trust schol-
arship for outstanding community leadership.
Amanda Goundry. who has just graduated from Dunbarton
High School, is one of only 20 students to receive the scholar-
ship established this year.
Given to graduating students who've worked to improve
their communities, the scholarship provides full tuition for up
to four years of university or college, $3.500 in living expens-
es each year and a guaranteed summer job at the bank.
"It makes (a university education) possible without having
to put more strain on my family," says Ms. Goundry, whose
older sister Adrienne is already in university and whose broth-
er Darren is still in high school.
It's a generous scholarship and a well-deserved one, too, say
people who know her.
"Amanda deserves the recognition." says Dunbarton princi-
pal Arend Dekker. "She has put so much into Dunbarton. She's
led the charge on virtually every front. She's just everywhere."
Nis. Goundry started up and led the Dollar, for Daniel cam-
paign which raised more than $5(X) at the school to help find a
home marrow donor for a young leukemia
victim Daniel Burton. She also set up and
ran the Pickering White Ribbon cam-
paign to help stop violence against
women and children. She served as a
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counsellor's aide at a sexual assault care I
centre (since closed due to funding cut -
hacks). helps out at the Exit Shore Com-
muniv, Centre youth centre. was a mem-
ber of student council and holds down a
part-time job where she just got a promo- Amanda
tion. Goundry
Ms. Goundry also managed a 92 -per
cent average in her last year of high
School because, as she says, school work comes first.
All of this makes her a busy person but the soft-spoken
young woman seems to thrive on it.
"I can't imagine not being involved. I don't know what I'd
do with all that time."
High academic achievermnt and outstanding School and
communit% involvement were the criteria a panel of judges
looked at in determining scholarship winners. One of the
fudges was Roberta Bondar, Canadian scientist and astronaut.
hl,,. Goundry appeared before the panel in the winter,
learned two weeks later she'd won the Scholarship and was
awarded it by Governor-General Romeo LeBlanc in a special
ceremony in Ottawa with the 19 other recipients.
"M} father (Dom) came," his. Goundry says. "He was so
proud."
So is mom Linda: "We're delighted for sure."
This fall, Ms. Goundry will be- off to the University of
Toronto, where she'll study industrial engineering, looking at
the human aspect of new products and designs. Like her vol-
unteer work, her career will be one of helping people, she says.
She's not waiting until classes start to get involved in her
new community, though.
"I've already started to talk to the student council at the res-
idence I'll be staying in," Ms. Goundry reports.
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2seeks Ajax, swr,VeT
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Pickering artists •
WART PLAZA
❑ Youth group is
WHITBY 432-8400
calling on artists for
Open for lunch 11:30 a.m.
Blue's lunchtime favorites
its Gifted and Black
from 4.00
talent competition
Book your private booth
, „ , _ . , TV
PICKI RING - Soul Food is look -
n`, for local musical talent for its
iittcd and Black talent competition
icing held here
m July 27. '
Rap SOIorS[S
11(1groups.
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12 Price Appetizers at the bar only
roups and %1 EATERY
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1 Ajax and
Some of the
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iclude those for
.st gospel
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i the perfor-
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lent event is
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eeple Hill
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I., Pickering.
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Spelling contest keeps them busy as bees
❑ Ajax,
Pickering
students are
walking
dictionaries
Bl' CHRISTI' CHASE
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AJAX-PICKI:RING --
Local students cleaned up
at a spelling bee last
month.
Two students placed
first, one finished second
and another third in their
catevories in the 71h Annu-
al Ontario Championship
Spelling Bee, held at
Queen's Park and orga-
ni/ed M Spelling_ Bee of
Canada. a mm -profit edu-
cational organization.
George Hawtin. 11. a
student at Bavvicw
Heights Public School.
Pickering, spelled his way
to the top in the junior cat-
ecory while William Ripat.
1 of Lakeside Public
Schslul, Ajax. took top
prize in the intermediate
I l . of
VJu,har 'A !laud I'uhl!,
School in Pickering, was
second in the junior cate-
gory and Tamara Dicker-
son, 13, of St. Wilfrid
Catholic School in Picker-
ing. took third in the inter-
mediate categon.
"Ajax and Pickering did
a very .00d job," says
Marlene Hawtin, who
watched her son take top
prize. "There were nine
trophies given out and
eight districts represented
and we brought home four
trophies. We have bright
kids here."
The first -place finishes
seem to have come natural-
ly for George and William.
"He reads a lot," Arlene
Ripat says of her sun.
William. "He writes and
reads a lot."
"Words are his favorite
things," Mrs. Hawtin say.
of Geurgc. "He writes a lot
of stories."
George reports he found
the competition interesting
and fun with a bonus --
prizes. He gut tickets to a
Blue Jays game and a Sony
Discman as well as the tro-
l�h�.
\II the words thrown at
presented "no real
The Hawtin family is all abuzz over George's spelling
triumph. The Bayview Heights Public School student
took top prize in the junior category at the 7th Annual
Ontario Championship Spelling Bee in Toronto. The
Pickering boy shows off his trophy, T-shirt and poster
that he brought home from the event.
Kindergarten kids on the buses
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curbs.
Kindergarten skmimb of the Durham Bard of &W -
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Scbod Board are invited to take part in the boor -long
program
Meir parents mod domei"ry =boom 9blor
are WAW too. Kids get bw bus rides and a* a %%u&
the Pods safety video, Fannies wWft to take pant mast
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Ya' Aim Wifty sued rxkwm& call. Char6w". s at
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problem," he says.
But he was still nervous
at the finals.
"He said he was nervous
but he certainly didn't
appear so." his mom says.
"It looked like he was hav-
ing a great time up there."
William's mom says the
competition was nerve-
wracking from her point of
view. She watched as her
son spelled his way to the
finals and then was told
he'd spelled the final word
incorrectly. But another
judge ruled he had spelled
it properly.
"He was a bit nervous
but he was excited too,"
Mrs. Ripat says.
William won a CD-
ROM encyclopedia.
"It was a good competi-
tion," she says. "The words
were very, very difficult."
Both Mrs. Ripat and
Mrs. Hawtin praise local
Spelling Bee of Canada co-
ordinator Lola Barrett for
helping prepare the chil-
dren for the event.
Ms. Barrett reports she
had 177 children, ages
seven to 15, register for the
competition in Ajax and
Busuvess
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P w ices
D arehousa
ptrce suadi .
Pickering in April. Last
year, only 56 took part.
The students went
through local competitions
with the nine local finalists
advancing to Toronto for
the Ontario finals.
A was proud of them."
Ms. Barrett says. "It was
beautiful."
To prepare themselves,
each student was given a
book containing 200 words
for their age category.
They had to study the
words and were coached in
spelling by Ms. Barrett and
volunteers.
"They have to know all
these words," Ms. Barrett
says.
"It's such a great pro-
gram. The kids love it. The
parents seem to love it.
They're learning new
words too."
About 4,0)0 students
from eight districts in the
Greater Toronto Area and
from Ottawa -Carleton took
part this year.
Organizers hope the
spelling bee will spread
across Ontario and then the
rest of Canada for national
competitions.
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~ Under -19 girls reach the finals in Laval
Mighty miss!
St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School Principal Chris Hurst takes a huge
hack during a recent baseball game at the school. Mr. Hurst was par-
ticipating in the game which featured Durham police, firefighters, and
staff and students from the Pickering school.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
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Ing or graduating from Grades 6, 7 and
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PICKERING SOCCER MVPs Dame Fee. Knste.
Brownsel Daniel Olympic Flame 1 Ben
CLUB Lee; Strikers 4 &Kyle
Simpson). Chargers 10 Canada 7 (Frank Jonke 2.
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INXED'A' DIVISION vandornel Conn
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(Giancarlo AmentaJustin
Bull: MVP Giancarlo Johnston. Laura Brogan)
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JUNE 19: Bell Canada 0 Carter. Frank Jonke 2) vs.
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PICKERING - Solid goal-
tending by Karine Plouffe and
strong defensive play propelled
the Pickering Power Harvey's
under -19 girls rep soccer team to
the finals of the I Ith annual Laval
Cup on the Canada Day weekend.
The Pickering squad «ent
undefeated in preliminary -round
play, finishing with a record of
two wins and two ties.
In the first game, Mel
Dt nHever netted the only goal in
a 1-0 win over the Cornwall
Blazers. [acing a New York select
team next, the Power team trailed
1-0 at the end of the first half, but
battled hack fair a 1- I tie on a goal
by Niki Ranideen.
Pickering then blanked the
Laval South squad 1-0, helped by
a stellar save by Plouffe on a
Penalty kick Early in the second
half., a rocket drive by Natalie
Brewster handcuffed the Laval
keeper. allowing Brianne Taylor
to pot the rebound.
The Powers' final round-rrlbin
game was a defensive affair
which saw Pickering and
Repentigny play to a 0-0 draw.
Finishing second in the B divi-
sion. Pickering played the Laval
Conquerants. the top team in A
division. Ploufle made a great
save but couldn't control the
rebound. allowing Laval to take a
1-0 lead. In the second halt,
Brewster found an open Angela
Dunn. who scored on a break-
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Power team into the finals.
Up against the New York
select squad again, Plouffe suf-
fered a mild concussion early in
the match. The Power team never
recovered and fell 3-0.
Team members are Natalie
Brewster, Amanda Deklaus, Mel
DenHeycr, Angela Dunn, Liz
Hass, Kerry Irvine, Sarah Le
Gresley, Caren Maher, Karine
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work. an types. no exp. req.
Earn $7.122 80/hr Work
guaranteed. We place peo-
ple on movie sets every
day. call . Jonathan
(416)961.2226.
OWNERAWANAGIER
needed to operate child-
ren's retail clothing store
located in Boerm inville,
Ontano. Must have at I*=
five years expetnence,
pease tax resume to
(416)947-9620.
PROGRMMHERrANA-
LYSTrequired to develop.
mantas, and enhance hu-
man resouce MW*ganen
systems to the usque
needs of our Fortune 500
clients. Candidates mutt
have at least 1 year of
demonstrated Powerbudder
experience: eonsiderabon
will be given for 2 yam of
Visual Basic experience.
This positron requires ex-
cellent communication and
strong motivational skills
and is evailattle for lW1-tire
or long form contract arrr
pbyment. Please forward
you resume to: Lisa Pie -
bags Organization Met-
nicsP.O.Box 550 Brooklm,
ON., LOB 1Co.
ARE YOU A CAREER
ORIENTED PERSON
A^d excellent K^cWledge of computers'
LS I.0 . CSC an asset.
If so. there Is a challenging position
Waiting for you.
Submit your resume 10 File $9655
PO Box 481
865 Farewell Street
Oshawa. Ontario L 1 H 71.5
Office Office
__Z� M, Help IM, Help
anGeneral
Help
RECENTLY Ow,' ed - A
cr •,naltst 'eowrec tot chir-
farad Accountancy practice
,n the Dumam Regan rhe
applicant must rave solid
experience m auditing. tax-
atfor and oeakng will ow-
ner manawo twswesses
Please send resume
ciudmg salary regwr"n-
to File *%53 Osnawa Thus
Week Po Box 48'
Oshawa. Ort L 1 H 7L5
MATURE SUPERIN-
TENDENT coupe for a 60
suite twdding ;n Whitby
Fax resume to (416)789-
5042
416)7895042. For more information
Call 416-7894145 ext 24
TALENT TEST
No experienced Ai
ages Modeling T V
commomal Film. No
Basses! No photo
shoots! Real Agents!
Real Work! Interviews
tins week
(414) 352-"N
TAXI
DPJVRS
Wanted
FULL 8 PART
TWE
831-2160
n•rr inn. 1919 Sri now
week pus bonuses, wale 6
�iri��beo�ver
18, energetic. able b start
irlitredatey, car is re-
quired Some full ate abo
available. Can now. 404-
0397
q WORD
PROCESSORS
We are currently recruiting word
processors. You must have
intermediate to advanced:
• Microsoft Word 6.0
• Microsoft PowerPoint 4.0
• Microsoft Excel 5.0
• Microsoft Access
Please fax resumes to Gail at
(905) 831-8134
MANPOWER
TUPPERWARE nave
l.r '-'ak.r, se,c_ TOn-
ey"' Part line ud tine po-
sitions available No spe-
af experience necessary
Get paid weekly aar free
girl and vacations Maybe
even dine a free van" For
more rcdormabor or to pur.
chase Tupperware Call
Barbara905) 428-6877 or
Sh n e ,9051 427-6297 io-
„y„
Office
Help
IF you are marneld. single
single parent. separated or
divorced you may quality
for Financial Assistance
DIPICERT programs avail-
able. Quark, Illustrator,
Photo Shop, Director.
Premier, Access. Accpac.
Autocad. C++. Visual Basic.
Unix, Novell Enginwr,
Windows N.T. Smab Talk.
Power Pont. Word, Excel.
Durham Business Comput-
er Co". 427.3010
PART TIS
BOOKKEEPER
For Insurance
Brokerage.
Sill" accounting
required. RIBO
experience
preferred.
Send resume to
P.O. Box 344
Ajax, Ont.
LIS 3C2
Office Sika
1 Help 1 Help / Ap*
WANTED: Person with
clean drirecord and SALES F/M reps. for Home
Sore we" expehenm. shopping food company
do physical Cal
7 ical laboPrefer experience but will
725-5813. train. Car required. Can
Helen 9015-438.1540.
mSalesAgent
EXPERIENCED Me.
c"arncal saves represanta.
tive We are a small pro-
gressive company serving
Me trucking industry, look
ng for an nckindual who is
motivated and has a pos,-
five attitude Trucking In.
arstry expenence an asset
Apply in person to B,gng
Mechanical, 800 Farewell
St Oshawa
Need Work?
Willing to Loam?
Not afraid of
Walking & tallung.
Hourly $10.
Call Bob
619-2351
The Driveway Guy
Two SALES REPRESEN-
TATIVES. Grand floor op-
portuntws exist with an es-
tablished company, now in
the Durham marketplace.
We have a proven product
with international accept-
ance. It you were to de-
scnbe yourself as bright,
puck, fresh and ca -wt-
ented with the desire to
earn in excess of $50.000
per year. Men call 30 Pet-
als at 1 -WD -269 -OM end.
60&5300. Fax resume to:
905-420.8421
10 Skilled
Help
AUTO BODY PERSON,
+ Prep & Detail Person ria
wred for Wsy bow SIP.
Experience and tools net
essary. Can Mascot
(905)5794000
PLLY ER WANTED
Pon are to stat posaibla
hull time, vwegN negotiable.
Cab 728.1870.
4. •
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Garage/ Garage/
Sales Hel Saks HN Da care Daycare Articles I Articles ;71TYard Sales
Im Agent Ill AgentIM Skilled
p • Available labk • Available I For Sale Yard Sales
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Required Immediately
EXPEWENCED
ADVERTISING SALES
REPIMENITATWE
Minimum 2 years experience.
Telephone Directory Sales and layout
experience an asset.
If you are outgoing, highly motivated,
and have a positive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer
satisfaction. we would like you to join
our winning team.
Existing and new accounts. training,
commissions and base pay.
Mail or fax resume to
Ajax / Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave. , Ajax
Ontario, L1 S 2H5
Fax. # 619-9068
Skilled
Im Help
SHINGLERS -eedeC 3
yrs --um ext: Must
have safety gear Piece-
work Call John 686-9767
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
Please read
your classified
ad on the first
day of publica-
tion as we can-
not be respon-
sible for more
than one inser-
tion in the
event of an
error.
STEEL MILL manu-
facturing company
requires
MILLWRIGHTS/PIPE
FITTER
Must have minimum 5
yrs. exp. with heavy
industry. Mill-wright
license would be an
asset.
WELDERS
Must have minimum 3
yrs. exp. with heavy
industry.
Must have valid
welding tickets.
WELDING INSPEC-
TOR/MATERIAL
RECEIVING
INSPECTOR
Must be Licensed
CW13 Inspector, 5
yrs. exp. in industrial
fabricating and
welding. Able to
clearly and easily
read blueprints. Able
!o identify and mark
Incoming materials
trom bill of materials/
purchase orders/
packing slips. Self
motivated and well
organized.
Top rates. benefit
package.
Fax resume to:
721-1204 Or
call
721-1200
:I I 11ill ILI 1
D 1 R E
INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD
In caring, safe, fun home
environment
Licensed by M C S S
Reasonable rates
Receipts. flexible. hours. Call
DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE
509-1207
will w6ke' uu eim a
(glasstop table) $395. Like price includes 30 yards of
new sofa (off while) $750, carpet- premum pad . and
Antique wall telephone installation Sal 905.432 -
(converted) 5525, Antique 2750
cart (great coffee table)
$195. Dishwasher (almost Carpet Broker, 100%.
new) $450. Old school Nylon thick. plush, stain re -
desk $95. York 2001 full sistant carpet For 3 rooms,
weight set with bench $175. only $369 00 Price in
Other items (905) 666 eludes 30 Sq yds carpet.
5308, deluxe pad and installation I
Market Market 1993 Yamaha Clavinova in your home Free quota- environment clean!!
80 key keyboard model tan in your home Nocin-
Basket 1 Basket Mll Basket CVT 20/midi. new $3300. terest, no payment for one
asking $1500: 5 pc dresser full year. Daniel, 1-800-
217 01p4 TI FAMILY GARAGE SALE
i.-winas me ttamore's
Berry Farm
Pick your own/
Ready Picked
STRAWBERRIES
8100 Steeles Ave. E., Markham
Phone 905-294-3275
for Crop Report
set. black gold thin $250/.
ECO
MUL
5 pc dark walnut dining
CARPET MILL DIS-
Tons of Bargains,furniture, exercise
set, buffet/ hutch $250.
large rocker;
TRIBUTORS, 12 months
equip., clothes, toys etc.
while wicker
pad. new $179. asking $90.
No payments. No interest.
WITHAY DR. AJAX.
25ct diamond cluster ring.
(OAC) 3 rooms (30sq yds)
cae697-2761
appraised value $1200.
installed with deluxe pad
SAT. JUNE 29TH, 8:30 -1.
asking $400 all A-1, best
from only $399 Specials
12 years code
offer 571-1401
on Vinyl. Ceramic and
Hardwood Flooring Free
Articles
2 Mario Lemieux Rooke
Shop At Home 1-800-663-
Art ICIeS
MIT ;me
Cards forsale. mint fond -
6046
For Sale For Sale
!ion, best offer 728-9400
SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire-
ditnoner sale great selec-
g
2 PIZZA Ovens (electric)
CARPETS - lots of carpet.
COMPUTERS - NOTE- STANLEY upright piano,
make us an otter Good
100°; ny on. new stain re-
BOOKS, new and used excellent sound and good
condition 905-986-1087
lease carpets on hand. I will
New DX 2166's $1.695. new condition, only $595 432,
home. 905-263-8383 shop
carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price
pentium NB's 75's 16 MB 5107.
4 ALMOND Inglis ap-
includes carpet. premium
ram, 800 MB hard drives
FAIRFAX Vacuum. 2 years
lances $tea 20cu ft
pad. expert installation. fast
DSTN color $2.750 Lots of
old, with complete affach.
I
lydge. self cieamng oven.
every, free estimates (30
differences choices. Used merits. $800 or best offer
-ng work in Oshawa. Por
Yards) Norman 686 -?ata
from $135 Desk tops 263-8771,
super capacity washer.
New 486 sys-
from New
heavy duty dryer Call 905-
STORK CRAFT Monarch
Gold
with
tams with color monitors FISHING EQUIPMENT,
683-1668
cnb. like new $100.
from $899 PCM CIA CE
k a a I
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4 R Y
Fax
News Advertiser 707 683-7363
• I • hnprovernerm ' Improvements • • Electrical • Painting & rem
Moving &
• I I n O1en • � I • I I P. I• a I Decorating Storage
ECO
60' PIONEER T.V.. co-
swivel rocker $30. Snow-
bloer 5 hp $175. Snow
nom drives for notebooks
2 Canon electric down g-
gens. one x16 Lorance L
Daycare
' Firewood
poured new. never used
bto,1e, g hp MTD/ electric
from $255 Upgrade any
computer sonar fish fir+der.
• Available
Sainting Durham Region for
cae697-2761
starter 5500 723-3161 after
Purchase, non portable 6
with Paper, assorted rods
905-404-8170
kntenor - Exterior
12 years code
4 30 p m
MB at $95 Computer
and reels (905) 723-&118
BUDGET HOME
Free Estimates
A COOL window air con-
Clearance Center, Bow -
BABYSITTING MOTH-
SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire-
ditnoner sale great selec-
g
COIN operated pod table.
manvdle (905) 697.3059
FOR SALE Norman Knott
wood. hardwood & soh-
tion 5000 BTU at $175
4x8 with balls and cues
Fax your price inquires to
age
ERS HELPER College
wood minted. pre cut or biro-
6000 BTU at $225 8000
One juke box NSM with
(905) 6971817
0ngnnal painting, entitled
strudel- very reliable. seek
ken, delivery available.
BTU at $250 10.000 BTU
records Both on site and
CONTENTS bachelor
Dreamscape. 16' x 20'
-ng work in Oshawa. Por
large& small bads Limited
at f350 to 5375 Trade �n
9� condition Greif bus, -
wooden frame. $1,000.
area dr at our cot-
Perry Y
time over can (905)430-
ness opportunity $2500
sale _amps, chairs.
tags Cal 579-9258
9013
accepted 90 day guaran-
432-2281
sapttools
studs. tlressers, sideboard.
723-6787
Joe Stereo speakers at
organette. tables. dressers.
CHILDREN a•e number 1
S35C Cal ROC - BOTTOM
COMPLETE D J system,
loveseats. secretary. bed-
HOUSEHOLD Articles
in 11,s A,a. rortn HomeFMI
Flee
DEALS 10am-6pm Mon -
pncec ro sell. asking $800
labile. sofabed, reasonable
from bedrooms, Irvxngrocm.
Experienced babysitter.
Market
Sat 905-436-1320 We Buy
Call 905-786-2807 for oe-
576-1680
dinnngroom, etc Upright
-curse instructor Mother.
& Sen almost Anything'
tails
DINING ROOM SUITE
piano. 10pc dmmngroom
-eceiii 696--1968
COLDSPOT air conal-
APT SIZE washer'd yer
DININGROOM SUITE.
mid tea. from Denmark 9
+wits lawnmower etc Many
articles Call 725-2955 or
toner 13 x19 $100 831-
s!ackmg, - condition
tabe4 leaves 6 chairs.
buffet and hutch. sold
pce plus stereo cabinet
725-6369 for more nnforma-
4388
$550 obo G E auto wash
C10(9051686-1759
tion.
of.$100 427-3717
wood. $750 432-7692
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4 R Y
Fax
News Advertiser 707 683-7363
• I • hnprovernerm ' Improvements • • Electrical • Painting & rem
Moving &
• I I n O1en • � I • I I P. I• a I Decorating Storage
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTEMS
we will rove arrym,N
anywhere aryume
Commercial or residential
Paaug,ng, storage and taxes
available Senior & mid Montt
dscounts Free esbMates
571-0755
1-888-491-6600
•
v
r
*Am 14-446
J
re -M
House House a Party
Cleaning • Cleaning • Services
GAILLIND 46
MAID SERVICES
SPRING SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly &
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Cavin for our home with personalized
AWESOME
MAGIC SHOW!
Giant balloon animals.
Face painting, Glitter
sodcers, Pinata filed cath
goodies Free demonstra-
bon for serious inquiries.
Make A Deluxe Balday
DtIITMOVEICEN 'S (905)427-7611 RENOVATIONS Sam 9056637199 Y
A f I f decade Memory For your f�
Basement Apts.. (905)706-5599 BY W.LEAVER
Rec-rooms piurrtbnci
Additions, electrical.
"al. decks.
ceramic tiling &
gutter tops
15 yrs. Exp.
call Marjo
(905) 6194N&
cel. (416) SN -4663
C i R Maintenance Buso-
ing repairs and renovations
electrical, plumbing, ce-
ramic likes. carpentry. From
small repairs to major ran-
"Ion5 Fully guaranteed.
free estimates. (905)432-
8931
DELZOTTO
FENCING
Decks, chain fink, iron,
drilled tholes, set posts.
For Free Estimates
call Steve
(905) 509-5077
Mobile
(416}409.6456
DUCTWORK installed
EUROPEAN tale special-
ist. will renovate your bam-
room. or kitchen walls, as
well as floor Was Good ref-
erences and satisfaction
guaranteed. For free esti-
mates call D. Dykstra 725-
FARMAN
DECK &
DSIYE�YAT
lie
Since 1988
619-6624
GCB
CSNSTFOCTIOM
Interior and exterior
repairs, renovations
and construction. Fast
and clean profession-
al work guaranteed.
Craig, 6a6.1913
moved, relocated. txcexent
rates. Free estimates. Elec-
ECO
P. H. P. S(Post holes I
Post lues
'MISTER CHEAP- Home
rmorovemen's rec rooms m
Drywall & Acoustics
posts set)
dnlleC al' =oncrete sup -
ELECTRICIAN
law apartments. additions.
fences Decks e,c L -
Residential Commer; is
plied Sono tubes installed.
Bobcat Services. available. Incensed 30 yrs. ex -
fences for war 20 years.
Steel & Wood Framing
Taping & Tee -Bar
Cedar & pressure treated
lumber All work guar- all work
all work guaranteed, lot
Sainting Durham Region for
penence,
Free estimate call Ernie
PANTING
alteeo Serving Durnarn for
Access 404. guaranteed, dis-
905-404-8170
kntenor - Exterior
12 years code
Fast - Ger - Reliable
9036wat for the dial tone count t0 seniors
BUDGET HOME
Free Estimates
D� (�) 349-3636
FREE Estimates call
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTEMS
we will rove arrym,N
anywhere aryume
Commercial or residential
Paaug,ng, storage and taxes
available Senior & mid Montt
dscounts Free esbMates
571-0755
1-888-491-6600
•
v
r
*Am 14-446
J
re -M
House House a Party
Cleaning • Cleaning • Services
GAILLIND 46
MAID SERVICES
SPRING SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly &
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Cavin for our home with personalized
AWESOME
MAGIC SHOW!
Giant balloon animals.
Face painting, Glitter
sodcers, Pinata filed cath
goodies Free demonstra-
bon for serious inquiries.
Make A Deluxe Balday
DtIITMOVEICEN 'S (905)427-7611 RENOVATIONS Sam 9056637199 Y
A f I f decade Memory For your f�
Basement Apts.. (905)706-5599 BY W.LEAVER
Rec-rooms piurrtbnci
Additions, electrical.
"al. decks.
ceramic tiling &
gutter tops
15 yrs. Exp.
call Marjo
(905) 6194N&
cel. (416) SN -4663
C i R Maintenance Buso-
ing repairs and renovations
electrical, plumbing, ce-
ramic likes. carpentry. From
small repairs to major ran-
"Ion5 Fully guaranteed.
free estimates. (905)432-
8931
DELZOTTO
FENCING
Decks, chain fink, iron,
drilled tholes, set posts.
For Free Estimates
call Steve
(905) 509-5077
Mobile
(416}409.6456
DUCTWORK installed
EUROPEAN tale special-
ist. will renovate your bam-
room. or kitchen walls, as
well as floor Was Good ref-
erences and satisfaction
guaranteed. For free esti-
mates call D. Dykstra 725-
FARMAN
DECK &
DSIYE�YAT
lie
Since 1988
619-6624
GCB
CSNSTFOCTIOM
Interior and exterior
repairs, renovations
and construction. Fast
and clean profession-
al work guaranteed.
Craig, 6a6.1913
moved, relocated. txcexent
rates. Free estimates. Elec-
J.S. ARMSTRONG
trostafic air cleaners, hu.
DEV. INC. Specializing
mrdnfiers. Big, Small lobs.
in custom hones. additions.
Call Paul 428-0295
renovations. rec rooms and
INSTER POST HOLE.
basement apartments. Flea
augured post holes setting
ndentel and commercial.
of posts in concrete -Sona
Sainting Durham Region for
lubes installed, all work
over 15 yrs Free consulta.
guaranteed (905) 665-
tion. Call Jett 905 -42b -
p400.
570•.
N
i I • Plumbing
AAA -LICENSED
PLUMBER available. All
your plumbing needs.
Complete renovations
SIGON Construction Ltd.. Guaranteed lowest prices!
HARRY -0 -THE -
MOVERS - Move leg or can Jimbo the
small, we price them all! (Fully bonded and insured) Magic Chian
Free estimates. seniors A6683-7515 anytime 723-3871
discount, short notice
moves. Appkances moved, MAGICIAN, down Intends.
also storage space avail- ready to entertain for any
obis. Comparable rates. • I Gardening i • Gardening & age. any occasion. Birth-
ca1432.2850 • I Lan ap;ng • I Larldscapin days, promotions. open-
ings, fund raisers. Magic
IIICHALSKI MOVING - shows are fun! Lettuce
serving Dtanftarrl Rayon ler No job too small!! Senor houses, apartments, offices, 839 7057 or 728-
19 yrs. Addtions. sundecks.for dio jobt. (905) 4 ll!! S 3. appliances and p� spa- E$r:
TENANCE tit REMOVA 8334.
patio doors, windows, rec- • AppUance cnalists. Senior and mid -Alio tree tttturMl nWall. RAaaRwants work doing
rooms, flagstone, free esti- ALVIN SAMEDAY • Repair month discounts. Licensed. "ogle for children's parties
mates. 905-576-5760 PLUMBING licensed insured. Free estimates.caping "Free Estltmates" and all occasions. Have
Excellent service. Call 436ll Dame s3v7ess <m own magician. Cal Er -
plumber: no job too small. N i Y APPLIANCES 7795. n!• 668 46932-
• heating l no job too big. Complete Repairs to refrigerators. mi-
• I If1 pI1N1 i Renovation. Free esb- «owaves, washers, dryersl
males. great prices, guar- freezer, stoves and dish-
anteed lowest. 905-725- washers, free estimates.
QUALITY central air and 2507 or 1.800.340-0058 (905) 428-7589
furnaces. Completely in-
stalled from $1195. Free
estimates. No money down.• Pai& • Moving &
financing available. Call • I Decntingorating • Storage
905-263-8784 or 1.800-
295-0705
S STAR Painting & Deco- A.jAx Moving Systems - full
ratin Over %v rs a n-
Cril move.
8argaira rates, hicirres,
offices. W., ek.
Piam
Packing available.
123-02391f
21D6 5513
V '� services. moves. appkance
•• I andyman once. Interior & Exterior, and piano specnaksts. Flat
drywall & plaster repairs. rate or hourly. We now • Flooring
Stucco ceilings, quality have heated storage units. • I Carpeting
work at very reasonable Now offering tree boxes
IHANDYMIAN prices, free estimates. with move. Park and load
Please call (905)434-1051 special starting at $99. and CARPET Installations - 25
Man with pickup will do
• House • • LMNOW •
• Cleaning • • P • • tllordScllools
lAwfiIOWERS T Experienced qualified
- up Call for information, years experience, re -
PAINTING i PAHANGING. Quali PAPER -
725 -0005 or 427.0005. stretching, our speciality.
b - Free estimates. D & N
manship at reasonable MEN with large truck will Duncan, 987.1799 or 987- •
rates Interior & Exterior. do household moves, resp 11300
Serving Oshawa & area lot dential. commercial All 683-0707
25 years. Call 725-4681 types of moves. Call Carl or
Jane 427-2856
- une-
up. oil change, sharpen
Teacher seeks students
Grades 1-6 for Summer Tu -
blade, only S35. + parts.
toring. Cal 619-2767.
(Pick-upidelivery from Pick-
ering to Bowmanville $5.00
TUTORING, in English
charge; Oshawa/Whitby
courses during the sum -
free!!). NORTH STAR
mer. Grades 7 -OAC. For
SMALL ENGINE SHOP
more information cell
905-728-2716.
(0666-1818.
SELL IT NOW
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9573
your home. How to get more computer for
wagon 3 8L '.•^ .,eat. well
less money. Highly competitive rates.
KENWOOD 200 watt
AUTOMOBILES and
complete home slereo Sys-
tem 5 Disc CD dual cas-
sette lower speakers Rent
to own by phone from
S7 50/week Call today
1905i 571 1413
RCA 8- SATELLITE Call John wDuarte I
DISH digital soundplcture,
rnote. over 175 channels at 579-4400
to choose from RENT TO
OWN By PHONE Orly
S888'week Call 9055711-1 1 Automobiles Automobiles
''113 for Sale 1 Wanted
TOSHIBA 27' stereo tele-
. sior Bcnus 6 yr parts
rrld labour warranty No
- oney down Rent to own
';y phone for as lithe as
>;00/week
Cal; (9051
-:/1-1413
VIDEO CAMERA Can-
• -on L win '5X zoom
�:ns. plus 2X e-lerder &
50mm lens 53000 !Over
-')% off retail price) 905-
'28 5920
WANTED: 36 people tc
se it !s 30 pounds by
-abour Day. All natural.
or recommended Ask
1w' Call toll free 1.8oC-
48t 6 782
WASHERS dryers. fudge.
.'rive. pew and recoil
'oiled. $225 and up for re.
. ind,tioned washer. $175
and up for reconditioned
-!yams $175 and up for re-
-)nditioned tndges and
.'oves Also corn operated
+.asher and dryers Ste-
: nenson's -Furniture and
\pphances. 227 Court St.
Jshawa 576-7448
Articles
Wanted
1 '
!;ANTIQUES Absolutely.
■
urnitu'e or an
,'Ming old Scientific instru
sahsfadion Is the measure of our success' ■ -nents china silver. ager
411 w o m m m m o m m 11 m` ')sin9. toys, decoys. dolls.
'rift bottles. collections or
Articles Articles estates Can Robert Bowen
1 For Sale 1 For Sale Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooklm
NEEDED 4 r 8 rt
1050 Brock Rd. S. Unit 25 Pickering
(Just South of 401. W. side)
Tel: (905) 837-1281
CLEAROUT SALE*
• Flectronics • Housewares
• Hardwares a Sporting goods
• SnfaU.appliances • Novelties
NEW i USED
EVERYTHING MUST GOM
HUGE MOVIE
SALE
Over 5,000 Titles
Everything must Go.
Mon. Thum
6p.m. - IIp.m.
601 DluKtas SL W.
Town Plan, Whitby
1NG. queen bed, dress -
s tables, desks, 7 pc.
°phonal, love seats• sofa d
,ars Call (905)666--6707
EFT hand bath tub. toilet,
sinks (gold) 433-7637.
ITCHEN cupboards, 8 It.
19 upper and lowers a 2
Ibinets for over appkal
5225 After 5 p.m. 726
t9[HIE - Undercover
tr - let us bring our
fill Into your home.
bookings or career info.
Pam 686-9084
(URY ITEMS! 7' Louis
style Partner's desk.
loth glass top, Orrrlolou
91500, 14'(approx.)
wall unit. T3G back, 6
ions, 91500, other
Is. Pickering 905-683.
IUNCYCLE I GUM
IS -1979, 1100 Spe-
2 seats, helmets, 91200
amine Acoustic - Elec-
cutaway $500 - Tele-
er and Amp Moo 430-
r r;
atll,yrr.+.
OAKIPINE FURNITURE
Why pay retail pricil Ore
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturers Is now
selling direct to the public
Eg solid oak 7 pc dning-
room or 6 pc solid pine
bedroom, your choice
$1995; many stain choices
Tractional Woodworking
905-985-8774
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Please
excuse the mess, we're
renovating! New and used
pianos. Not sure? Rent to
oven, apt. size, upright•
grand, digital, keyboards.
AN 19% merchandise rB
ducedl Telep Piano Works,
433-1491.
SCUBA EQUIPMENT -
New and used regulators.
BCD's, tanks, wet suits. dry
suits, snorkeling equipment
and accessories. Also.
O.U.C. approved air station.
VIP's and equipment sen•
ice. Dive Source Scuba
(905) 668-8566
Sears Kemnore stove.
gold, $100. Sears Ken-
more washer 6 dryer, white.
9400 pair. Couch 8 Match-
ing chair, country style,
$400. (905)571-0963 after
Spm.
SHEID MAN - quality, bam
style stied kit B' X W. SPE-
CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax.
Marry other sizes and styles
available. Also garages
and decks. 761 MdCay Rd.
Unit 3, Pickering. For more
into. call 905-619-2093.
0 p0
ce Da:a System Call
Fred at 576-9335
NEEDED: 4 or 8 Don
Da
a System Can
Fred at 576-9335
UNWANTED Scrap metal
tckr7•' ages. stoves,
washers dryers. can
'"UCks
to Call (9051430-
3pt3
WANTED 2 pizza pro -
"a a ,,il 2 fryers. shell
ng, alarm systems wet
CO2 unit !fire extinguisher
system) 905-986-1087
-orae 905 263-8383 shop
1
Computer /Internet
NEW MUSIC e -zine
http -'www dur hamnews
-alc 238index him
Pools,
Spa
HOT DEALS AVAIL-
ABLE - 16' x 24' rectang-
ular Kayak pool includes
decks 3 fencing. 54.995
Meals Local by-laws. 25yr
warranty. 1-800-668-7564.
Pickenri lax, phone 416-
798-7509.
1 aovrarg
SADDLE for sale, black.
Keiffl good condition,
$900 negotiable. CAI)
655--4030
COLLIE pups for sale,
CKC.registered, eyes
checked, first shots, femalei
male, ready to go now. CaN
(705)277-2528.
CKC Registered Siberian
Husky puppies. Champion
fines, shots, dewormed.
blue eyes, fum fentten guar-
antes. (705) 652-7815
SIAMESE kittens, first
soots, vet checked. blue. li-
lac, chocolate point, litter
trained. eating, nursing.
home -rased, parents on
premises. (613) 473-5126
Lhasa Apso pups for sale.
Non shedding. non allergic.
heath guarantee, vet nee-
dled House training start -
ad. Payment terms avail-
able. (705) 786--3124.
1984 TORONADO S700
A 8 A TOWING Pay $50
or ces' s"e' M -s! go'
$ ,' -.as used 8
Needs body work %, it cer.
scrap cars & trucks 24 his
titled Call 427-8203
7 days Call 91`5 686 5003
1985 BUICKCentum /
Or 9057065234. 3C min
wagon 3 8L '.•^ .,eat. well
service
maintamed Fully loaded
AUTOMOBILES and
51000 as Is $1500 Cent
t'r-ks ea^ ^, i• • scrap
Call 436-1029
Any-,noit,or. any age
free removal 'n the Duma,
1967 MUSTANG `- ::tre. 5
Regior, cast pard Also
speed '"- +^'S new
needed. '75 to '87 Chev or
clutch. $3500 OBC Call
GMC r4kup 'or parts Carl
905-428-'203
aoyfine Csmawa 431
0407
1987 TAURUS white.
ce^it:w S2895 iL. auto. p,
CARS FOR CASH' We
s, 0,1) 131.000 kips Ongi-
our se". . ' oes Jeni-
`alowners. Clear nSlde
cies must be n 'ummmg
and outside fH; 905-43C.
concht- Cali 4272415
4850 Nil 905666-7'4,
or come , 479 Bayly S1
East. Aiax at MURAD AUTO
1988 CADILLAC D'Ele-
SALES
ga^ce grey eather, fully
loaned mus! see $6500
Trucks
RIMI
Ob0 723-574'
for Sale
1988 DODGE ARIES. 4 dr
au'; :ery good condition.
certified $1900 Call 430-
1991 BLAZER 4.4 oad-
3602
ad w., -p• -rs
1988 '_ ncoln Town Car,
12664i LiKe new pon-
d,hon ' ^w-er MuSt sell
dam• in 8 out. Onrginal
Certified S13 50C maxi ar
cant new tires braes ex
Cher 438-'S4' anytime
'-aust. 5687: cemhed '405
666-5308
Vani
W11
'988 Mercury Topaz 4
4 Wheel Drive
27.000 kms
P b . Console, a_!-nnatic.
am/lm cassette. Excellent
1967 riyager, blue. 30
condition 53500 o b o
7 Seale- p s pb 169.000
Call 1905)655-864C
k"n S45M as Is obo Call
for locals 571 34'9
1968 PONTIAC FIRE
BIP. ire ;wr-, acy on-
1968 ASTRO var, oao
veno black on grey. V6. P.'S.
ed 24- :_0r- dart red,
PrB P W $3995 certified
gold. 7 -passenger $5200
905-430.1604
certhed Bowmanv,ne 697-
1989 CHEV SPRINT
^275
2
tl stardal white good
conation. must sen.
$2800 686-1375
1990 Bu,cf, LeSabre C..s-
tom„wne' Or'ven since
new. 192.000 hill kris
grey w grey interior a.•
p w. p 11 am7fm cassette.
wire wheels very dean in.
out. 55900 certfied
(905)436-0441
1991 CAVALIER Z24
Pe''ect cor•dirc^ ° speed
air. 103.000 it new
clutch. brakes exmaust
Metallic blue $9500 905-
263-2478
1993 TURBO Scoupe. 5
speed oaded. 59.000k,
Lady-driven $9999 1989
Jena.5-speed. 222K. 53995
Call 905-619-2603
94 CAVALIER, wagon
V6 40. COC KM air. cruise.
tilt. amtm, cassette. hitch.
excellent condition, still un-
der warranty. Asking
511.600 cert 404-2066
CERTICAR AUTO CEN-
TER 155 KING ST. W.,
OSHAWA (AT MID-
TOWN MALL)
40 reconditioned Contract
vehicles on sale. 1995
Pontiac Firefly 16.5W kms.
balance of fad. warr
$8,995., or will lease O.AC.
1990 Lumina Euro, loaded
$7.995 1991 Mustang LX -
loaded $4,995. 1990 Spent
85 kms. $3,450. 2 - 1990
Astro Vans, loaded, $11,495-
1987 Subaru 4 x 4 wgn,
93.996- 1986 Fiero. gold,
Sale Special $2.495. 9
Cavaliers from $4,995.
Z24's and wagons. 90 Fire-
bird loaded, T -tops, mint.
black, 95,000 kil.. reduced
$8,295. 85 Dodge corwert-
able. perfect. 54.995. 88
Buick Regal Ltd. Anzona
car. loaded. 95.000 ki...
96,995., 87 Cutlass Calais.
loaded. 6 Cyl., lovely,
$3.995 Open 7 days a
week (90S) 579-206
LOW, low, low kilometers.
1964 Cavalier. power
steering, power brakes, 4
door, 4 cylinder, mint con-
dition. 52400 certified or
best offer. 436.0791
1993 Ford Escort LX
hatchback auto., cold air
con.. amAm Cass . certified.
96900 obo Dave 576.
6130.
'.990 Astra RS Van. fully
loaded ps, pb. pw
P d I ac. ABS. ask --
$8500
$8500 o b o Can 43c--
�260
1993 GMC Satan XT Van
8 'vdtiSenger p p_ p q air
afrni Cassette, running
boards, clutch door
OOOkms $16.500 Call
(9051723-93C2. 1905,123
2464
1 Trailers
15'-18Bntisn Caravan
,a a, urge w:rdows,
stove. fudge maculate
sleeps 4 S3000 Also
flatbed snowmobilemotor-
cycle trader 905-728-7230
18 FT TRAILER, to, rent
stove. 'ridge, running water
bathroom $250 per week
reserve now 725-1364
1979 28 FT PROWLER
TRAILER. sleeps 6. asking
54500 call after 6. 905-
98" 154
40 FT Falcon trailer, dou-
ble pull-out. air Con. new
awning, 24 It x 8 it deck in
5 Star park Asking
$76.000 Can be moved.
Call Jack 905-723-0206
otorcycles ill
1970 Honda 750 Four,
original condition, needs
work. Last ran in 1985.
Comes with whole extra
750 motor. As Is, great for
restoraeon, 9800 obo. 985
3183.
1991 Kawasaki 250 cc, 6
speed, liquid cooled. Will
certify. Great shape. $2895.
728-2044.
9 Me kWne
15' ALUMINUM BOAT.
Six (6) horse power Even -
rude motor, and trader.
$1500.firm. 905.576.3542.
Rareatlonal
1 HyChild"
1914 FORD Crew Cap,
35,000 kms. wall". 1982
Prowler 21' 5th wheal of
er. New Reese hitch,
20,000 pounds. Best off -
"fl). Cap 905411154M.
1975 Corsa, 23ft 454
GMC eeps t gen air.
cruise awmrg etc $8000
Will consider boat trade
Oshawa 725 5957
Apartments
1 1 For Rent
1 8 2 Bedroomavaable
Aiuy In newer building
sl R 5700 alt inclusive
Laundry in building No
Dells Call 576-6724
1. 8 2 Bedroom arts in
r.5ra+ra and er:w-arvilfe
=ial at $600.rmonth
•• dge & stove included.
w th aurdry facilities Ne
:els Call )905, 434.2407
1-BDRM APT.. 0 C area,
ea- av ` ,of building.
ava! -mmed parking 8
laundry first and ;ast 905
263-1093
2/3 bedroom apamnonts. 8
story build no close to
schools. library South GM
punt Available ,mediate
iy and Nov 428-5328 1
7P Or, for appointment
3 BEDROOM 3 entrances.
2 levels 5 appliances
Garden par+.^ g K:n W':
son area 5865 -,oath 'st
last reauued Can 576-
839'
A MUST SEE' Oshawa
2 Apr 'r a 3 _-rt
contemporary building
Clean quiet and secure
Laundry private yard and
park rg On bus route
S685,,mortr-nclusive Ist
asl. references, no pets
668'432 Pease leave
-essage
A professional p.:ldirg.
-.--
room.w w-'roo-` w'tr park-; aoove
off ces S54r- indu.
sive No els^ Mature
adults 905-432-2705
AJAX . ,.ry one bedroom
: ase_e air• stove
tndge. laundry !ac -on-
-.mo+e• $490 nclu"e No
.its .a 686-32C1
AJAX Spacous wa•'^
D"grt - Dedroom. separate
entrance parli 4 ap.
phances No pets 1st 3
last 5755 all inclusive Call
Don (905 83!.1527
AJAX.110 TULLOCH-
oed -, ,a.n -
bungalow Availaole
Aug 'st S95C r-,onm Can
1905 686-2,78
ON THE _AKE n Alai, a
bra _. _-I sq h 2
bedfocr, apartment n
horse Pnvate entrance Ce-
rarric x tc"en 2 wasp
rooms. hrepyce and sloe
yard Executive nor smc•
mg coup- welcome 5995
• uwt.es 905427-'67'
AJAX 2 bdrm^, bmst apt
arge living 6 ::-ng room
area Ava,at)-e Aug 'st
'Mose ._ an amer'es
5130C nclwsive ISI last
.1051428-2334
AJAX 2 Dorm bsmt apt
separate entrance, laundry.
parking available Aug 1st
$595 . Big clean 8 brgrt
190516861668 or 4.6 605-
0353
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY Oshawa Simone S 3
thin from 4�'.. 1 8 ' 12
bedrooms. parking mcuo-
ad $450 S 5475 plus hy-
dro 905.725-0699
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, in Whitby Apt
building.. spacious. carpel.
ad. newly panted. with bal-
cony, close to bus. shop-
ping, all utilities included.
first :last regwretl, no pets.
1 bedroom 5650. 2 bed-
room, $750 calf 430-0134.
AVAILABLE July list
Large clean one bedroom
apartment arve/Wilson
area. 1stiflast required.
laundry faakties Call 725-
2081 or 723-3435 leave
message.
AVAILABLE NOW 1 bdrm.
bsmt. 4 poo bath. lutchen.
utilities, cable, laundry.
parking. Non smoker, no
polls. firstilast. Brock Rd.%
Hwy 2. $600/mon.
(905)428-0288.
BACHELOR apartment for
rent $500 per month first
and last. Cable Included.
576-0371 Available Au-
gust Ist. S.E. Oshawa
BACHELOR apartment in
quiet 6 -plexi near Town
Centre, $470/month, first/
last required, no pets.
available Immediately. Call
afler 5:30pm 683-5578.
BRIGHT 2 -bedroom apart -
mill In quiet 4 -plexi near
Oshawa Centre, backyard,
laundry, parking, bus
routes. available July IN or
Aug list. 9550+hydro. 1sV
IOM. 905723-1365.
33 FALBY COURT
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
family building. Air conditioning,
broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry
facilities and underground park-
ing included. From $743-$843.
686-0841 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS
2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom. 2 applianc-
es. underground pari
55 FALBY CRT
MON . FR: 9 A M - E P.M
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
CLEAN -
mar• ap' ',il pets Laundry
in
ciuded ore parking em-
poye" we come Nor.
smoke' Re'erences. f rsL-
last 565. 434.2558. 434
6971 leave message
FOR RENT ' air. 2 De+J-
r� ac- ` !tie Georgian
Mars:;Os starting at 5716
Just -In cf Eeendicare
Phore 579.9.'6
FOR RENT. '�snava Fit
SGr K •. IIY •or.
ovated 2 bed'co, base
m+em apac--ner: available
now Contact 57'-4399
668-9986 first last S65C
mclusrve
WHITBY ;O6 Dundas 51
;ear h"m,shed
bacnecr in 6 -ilex Snower
rmcrowave ow- en'-,
man "oor no pets $395
monthly 905-509-2.38
OSHAWA LARGE - bed-
.,._ ace.....,,-. a.11 'Ire-
plaCe 6 appi, ces 'n-
Clutl,ng aundry 2 fun
barns 1400 sq l air condi.
licrirg. intercom Clark r.g
C'iose to lake S375,cr'
i+hihe5 4'ai mill
3ately Call to view 725-
9991
LARGE casement apt
Sp az :..ti back (3rd w'r
sw,-,,ng poc includes
laundry Dark'('() all utlfnes
ROsslard'GfbCScr area
5650 'tic Avaiabie mine.
d,ateiy 57' 447:
OSHAWA ;:-planus bngrt
One c✓,J -air floor apt
fudge stove wasmer Infer
patio oll ,3rd owr ani
Close to ::willow^ :wet
single wetcomec No pets
5595 .....,'nes 435-C'
TWO cedroorr - Oshawa
s65 -a, ^nonth Pa,K -g
meat. water •ncluded A.a-
able now 655--1076 :eave
message
NEW ground :eve) large
bdrm basement apt 'n
Wh,tt:y 4 appliances.
5639 mcrth nc!us.ve
Avai,aPa Immediately Ca;:
905-427 2499
ONE BEDROOM APT
Br'gri Naar art :wet
building. Location Ritsor
and 4C t iving room, Path.
room. kitchen. 'ridge a
stove, ubhties incluoed
avail anytime or August
5460 mount pail 576-6838
ONE BEDROOM, two
Poolroom. available august
Ist. 5510 and $725, parking,
laundry facilities, no pets.
Ist/last. Simcoe N 576-
7540 Leave message.
OSHAWA - JOHN CEN-
TER street. one bedroom
apartment available imine.
f7i-'1- $655lmo. prkg. and
utr1. included. Laundry fecal,
ties available. Can (905)
432-8914 (905) 435-7130.
OSHAWA - one bedroom.
Fridge stove. Heat and hy-
dro included. $592/month.
FirsVlast. 434-631 t
CLEAN FAMILY BUill
ING. North Oshawa. 1, 2 &
3 bdrms. Inclrsive. Pay Ca
ble. parking d laundry tac.
723-2094.
OSHAWA, close to GM,
newer building, 1, 2. 3-
bedroom apartments. 905-
438-0229.
OSHAWA- Newly reno-
vated,2 bedroom basernent
apt. Available Immediately.
For more Information. Call
576-6999 ask for Steve
PICKERSNG large 2 bed-
room basement. 5 ap-
pkances, central air, private
entrance, Idose to GO.
shopping. $825. inclusive.
905-420-6440
PCKERING ---
y. Te ; , r cell:o- 5
appiiarces. separate laur
Cry walk 1a deck
fenced bac+ fard C.A s.v
Iger Minu'e ^ GO 4�'
S875 plus 42:-'280
PICKERING apanmert
c se ake tier
+ated 1 bar
edroom ge
+firer living loam bath.
111- aurdry separate
ertrance Nor smo+e' s tic
pets 560, monrh.' 2utd
July !St 305 83' 3250
PICKERING Ro-ge Va.
e,apan-ent
r mousen'ireeUce pnvate
entrance, Private bath
park - laundry S60C.! 2
std ties Ncr-s-o■e : No
pets Aug'st
PRETTY I Dedroorn
Cas«-er• .apartment r
Norm End park -g yard.
'rc'udes Jtilities. available
August 1 $697-,ontr Call
905, 796-2'?~
OSHAWA NORTH SIM-
COE.
.'ea' oewocr, in newq
renovated '2 p'ex nal:
wood 'loons near -ct water
pad ^ ; Cade Oct Lau^.
dry 'ac tines. n0 dogs
5686• -vivo Avai Sect
5,m -291l
SOUTH A ax spotless
;ve's:ac oedroom
basement acarl-al sop
arate entrance. non-
snnafers no tits S'0Cin.
dusrve 'slilast 'eferences
required Ca11686-55'3
SOUTH OSHAWA ;75
Wer'.-^,^ S !. a'ge ,
pedroems _,ose to bus
as smcOving. available im-
mediately 5550 S65C 6
up fnoge stove real hy.
Cl park'^'' IST last re.
ouued, ^- vers 4345183
SOUTH PICKERING
cac^air art sep ant,
very clear and wfel area.
no -pets -or smoKe's wet
come 5550 all r: S,ve
Avaii immediately 509-
0992
PICKERING. SPACIOUS
2 Decroom Casement
apartment eat in kacnen
livingraem, au nc:usve
appliances. No Det5.5mdK-
,ng 5650. July 1 firstlast
905-619-9634
TWO - one bedrooms
available immediately
$637 monthly all inclusive.
laundry on premises Wil-
sorvBloor area For into
Call 721.1178
TWO BEDROOM, near
Oshawa Centre and 401
Parking, laundry, storage.
available immediately
Non Smoker. $590 plus
hydro. 723-5061
VERY CLEAN basement
bachelor apt. available
Aug. t Harmony and Cove
area. 9385 plus 113 util
Call 404.0133 leave mes-
sage. _
2 Bedroom basement apt
In Ajax. Ceramic tiled futch-
en, living room with fire-
place and wet bar, dining
room, separate entrance.
$950 first 8 lest. No pets.
Call 686-9624.
WESTNEYMwy2/401.
In
ew 1 -bedroom w/o base-
ment apartment, backyard
level, living/dining, kitchen,
4 -piece bath, 5 appliances.
central air, parking, $650
inclusive. 428-8752. Credil
Check
WHITBY - Obedroom
basement aptne near Go.
available invnedlalely.
$550/rno. Utdm" included.
No smoking. no pelt
please. 665-1061
WHITBY '-bedroom luxu
^y xrdc cl%, ding available
Sept 1. pal full amen:
es Dave 905 a3G-8333
^.ills or Joan (416132'-
1996 evenmgsrweek erds
WHITBY 2 Dedrosrr Sao
-
-,r , 1� : ' :o so R apart-
'-ient. dose to all amenities.
5900/month Phone -cable
extra firStilast. lease re -
red 1905)430496
WHITBY. detached 3-
oedr0om !finished base -
Tent double +garage
'enretl. available Septem-
cer S1145,month Cali:
505-666-2894
WHITBY- small one and
'+r'- pen.• T. basemert apt
'. ,)table to mature person
ra,:able immedialely
"311 ' 905 509-9913
WHY •e -t wrier you can
w- r�,.• own home for
-ss mar you thmk�" Can
ave Naylock =ales Pep
,a.Max Sum- • Revy
"99' L:d (905; 668-3800
f9,5 666 32'1
Houses
1 For Rent
$1 Absolute Affo,lac:e'
Why Pert'( Own your Home
f-,--1 $799,,cnth utlhnes
-ncluoed Nc Down pay-
'nerT- Call Me" Ma'k Sta-
pley Sales Rep 5.•' n
Group Excel Peairy 571
6275 pr ! 800.840-6275
WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUT A HOUSE'
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t"Ogaicw S-19 --.
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`cl dorwt payfmwxl Bae
=rat' Barin.01 Cam Ilei
571 6275
1-800-8 40-6275
\1 \ R K tiT%P! I1
E., I R, .Il, Irn
'ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES
WHY RENT' BUY'
No ;,modem
-e! mp Show 'C'. Now -
Mort nay S77C 0 A C
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep. Remax Accord
Realty Ltd 575-3111
4 BEDROOM acme ava,b
ade Juiy 1 r•. Whitby Can.
tral air S vac For more in.
formation can (905)623-
2777 atter 8c m 1905725-
7419
AJAX - 3 BEDROOM,
family room with fireplace.
2 IT bathsfenced yard. 5
appliances Walk to Shop-
ping, parks. school, and
community center $1.200
plus utilities 427-7206
AJAX - Westney/HYYY 2. 2
storey. 3 bdrm.. 5 appianc-
es, Avail. Aug.1 st. 9995 +.
(905)686-1668 or
(416)605.0353.
AJ"
3 bedroom, large
fenced yard, fin-
ished basement,
appliances, Avail.
Aug. $1050 plus,
call Lynne Papiz-
zo, 905-428-
9766.
AJAX, 3 -bedroom main
Boor of semi, walkout, eat -
in kitchen. 4pc. bath, laturh-
dry, available Immediately,
$895 plus 60% utibbes.
(905)294-0760.
AVAILABLE Sept, ISt.
Northeast Oshawa sem, 3+
I -bedroom, 1 112 -baths,
central air, garage, refer.
ences. t stllast. $920+uW
Ms. Phone everting' 906-
72''x7832.
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amHouses TownhousesTownhouses Townlauses Shared Office & / Cottages
Deaths ' Deaths
For Rent / For Rent / , For Rent rim, For Rent / 1 Acconwdation / • 1 Retail Space For Rent
HOUSE FOR RENT or
sale 2 bedrooms. Oshawa,
area, appliances included
$750 per mo plus utilities,
or rent with option to pur-
chase Available immed
723-3804
LARGE 2 -bedroom apart -
mem m. duplex. central
Oshawa, available imme
diately fenced yard. S850
inclusiveflrsU1ast ill
room Executive home in
NE Whitby. 2300 sq h in -
ground pool, finished base-
ment, $1400:month. refer-
ences 430-3213
WHITBY, Lovely 3 -bed-
room detached bungalow.
main floor. modem k^Chen,
private drive washer dryer
included. $875 net'month
plus utilities Call
(905)686-4018
OLDER home in Port Per
ry 3 bedrpoms. 2-4 pc
bathrooms. livingroom. dr-
ningroom. small den Large
fenced backyard. available
Aug 1 $960 plus utddies
Frrstlast.420-2078
OSHAWA NORTH 3
bed,oc- Dunga zw nice
neighborhood. parking ;2)
storage. no pets. applianc-
es. S925 inciusive. August
Ist 434-5985, 579-91.03
Oshawa 2 bdrrr )pwe' unit.
split level dose to everv-
thing. fenced backyard.
park Ig $6'5 inclsu,ve
Immediate Dave 1416'
617-3283
PICKERING mmaculate
-ia:r ` _ ,edroom bun-
galow Custom Knchen ap-
pliances laundry Near
schoo- GO 5995 - S 100
utilities No -smoke- no
pets 686 7919
PICKERING ',vr Centre
a'ea 4 ced',om sem
ava, ape Ca,l 416 444
739.
SMALL 2 -bedroom home
aoc, antes. gas baa
yard.. deck parking. S65C
plus utilities first 6 past.
good references. avail
Aug I Oshawa 705)438-
3679
TRUCKS OK HERE park
y- -g anc live in ,,00em-
rzed main floor of older
home only S850rmon
Store stun on secorw floor
R D Joyce 428767'
AVAILABLE STARTING
MID JULY
FAMILY COMMUNITIES
MONARCH MEWS
3 Bedroom Townhouses.
rent $850 & $864 plus utilities
POST HILL
2 bedroom 2 storey apartment & 3 bedroom
townhouse, rents range from
$880.00 to $993.00 month
plus hydro
NO SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE
Close to schools, shopping and transit
PLEASE CALL
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
9 XM TO 5 P.M
(905) 683-9269
UNICIPAL MOUSING CORr
EXPERIENCE
FAMILY LIVING
IL975 MEMORY LANE,
PICKERING
Oversized 3 bedroom, 11.2 bath
townhouses with 2 appliances. gas
heating. parquet floors, fenced In
backyards. Close to schools, transit,
parks & shopping.
MARCHANT PROPERTIES
(416) 321-9986
Houses
1 For Rent
bec•N:_ Home c 1,2
barns. circular staircase. a
No pets 1 yr minimum
lease $1400 . utilities
Avadable A,ig 1st Refer
ences Can. ,416 297
065 •
Townhouses
I
1 For Rent
3 BEDRM :).NNHCUSE
ar s act S"85 plus
905294-4682
Townhouses
1 For Rent
NORTH OSHAWA
oe^ _ _ ^ase'^ent
townhouses in we[ man
tanned tamrly complex
Freshly decorated with
Fng %stove close to all
amenities Starting at
$718 /month On Site Mg"
-,ffice Cyt 905.728-3777
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE
i 1ec•Dcr^ townhouse
:wet south and area. 5950
month all inclusive 435-
1088
LARGE clean 3 bedroom
townhouse in north Osha-
wa. available Aug 1 $950
plus utilities Call 579-
0699
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom
townhouse, In well main -
fared family complex
Includes all utllitteS, 4 ap-
chances, parking. dose to
Schools and ali amenities
122 Colborne
St. E. Oshawa
CLEAN quiet home. room
OSHAWA. professional
COTTAGES (45 min N/E
with private 2 pc bathroom,
budding. on second floor,
Peterborough) May long
Clean.
share shower upstairs Use
6.000 sq it , 5000 sq It In
weekend openings
1 d 2 bedroom take -
of rest of house Provide
basement free parking.
downtown, for information
cozy
front cottages All conven
r
own lood Nen Smoker.
call (4161782-1288
ences Good fishing.
Laundry facilities. $35
ewimmin9 boat rentals
mo hrsviast 4344672
5450- 5545 weekly%$135-
.
(leave message)
/
Industrial
$195 weekend (705) 877-
Units
2159 after 6pm
SHARE Coumce. town-
House 5 appliances, laun.
Florida
dry. parking Single parent
Near Oshawa Center - Irn
'
/ •
Vac. Rentals
welcome $400 - share ub4
dustral units Includes
dies (negotiable) Refer-
overhead doors. high ced-
ences First i last 905.404-
ngs, parking, utilities.
2189
washrooms and air com.
ATTENTION Snowbirds
ressor Month -by month
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
1 For appL 434-3972 Also parking for truck. with 3 bathrooms townhouse
l I / �Or4orniniums hydro $550 Also available condo. close to famous
For Refill Sept 1st 576-2982 Clearwater beach, pool. la-
' Rooms cuzz. BBC. private yard.
/ available now For into and
for Rent AJAX CONDO on the / Cottages to view pholos 686.9846 or
lake for rent. F'S. dish- 1 for Rent 579.3788
washer fireplace. 1 bed -
AJAX Fumished pnvate
ronin with sliding glass
doors to deck Share bath
and laundry. parking air.
$350 per mo 42&-2'46
AJAX. Westney HWY 2.
,esvorsibie working person
for 1 bedroom with private
bath .n newly -decorated
home $330 Non-smoker
No pets. references 9125
686-2067
BARN — rent Suitable for
hC15es t": with pasture
Located near Lakendge
Taunton Rd Whitby 905-
427-6660
DUNDAS/THICKSOH
ov" nome. $350 -month.
Laundry facilities Nor -
smoke'. o pets. 728-66563
MASTER BEDROOM
a.a sore mmec,ale:y
executive style home En
suite included Use of
a,undryk riven. parking
i+a.I $400 inclusive
,905183'-4004
Fumished
EA cornodations
WHITBY one bedroom
� S� ee apt including
dishes. Innen, telephone.
Cabe etc $1500rmo air in-
clusnra 1-905-852 5128
Clean Fi rmshed bed-
roor- nor -smoke, a,, con-
dibormg.dishwa5re
month Call 7258459
room, available ASAP.
$775 !mo Call Roseanne
(905)883-0319 leave mes-
sage
BRAND NEW 2 bedroom.
2 -baths olus Den Luxury
Condo Village at the Pines.
Pickenng Private Entrance.
ground floor 1250sq ti Air
4 appliances, many extras
b upgrades 2 car parking
Close to GO. Town Centre
Available immediately
51100 firth, urilikes Bill at
905-686-1800
Office 6
EA
• 1 Retail Space
OSHAWA 4 Months
Free Rent !a- 600
so main S;pC 3500 sq
Lwr Ivl $1000. 250 Sq
,air. $350 . 850 sq 2nd nr
S600 1050 sq main,
$' 000 1600 sq main
$1300 Call 4342447 or
655-4132
AVAILABLE space from
50C sq It.. second
'loor, suitable for Office or
muvc1dance1iarate studio
-- similar Please call
,3051683-7111
OFFICE space 'or lease.
2nd Hoo, of Courtice plaza.
overcooks busy Hvvy62. air
con , plenty of park,ng
Available imniediately.
755 8 sc h . 8 ^9 sq If Call
725-999'.
Pointe -au -Bari) cottage
on Gec g -a, Bay + sleep-
ing cabin, road access.
avail immediately 5400'
week Phone 905-434-
5847 after 5p m
At her fame on Monday July 1, 1996 in her 76th year.
Beloved wife of the late John Victor Downie (past
president of Royal Canadian Legion Branch #322,
Ajax). Predeceased by her daughter Jean Elizabeth
Downie. Sadly missed by her son Bob and his wife
Angelika (of Cambridge), her grandson Adam (of
California), son Jim and his dear friend Deb and her
son Ron. Loving sister of Nessie Starrett (of
Windsor) and the late Jean Allen. Dear aunt of San-
dra Schroeder, Jim Starrett, Doug Allen, Ron Allan
and Bruce Allan and their families. Fondly remem-
bered by friends and neighbors from Admiral Rd.,
Oxford Towers, R.C.L. Branch #322, and Windsor
Ontario. Elizabeth was an active coach as a member
of the Youth Bowling Council, she volunteered her
time to the Ajax & Pickering General Hospital Auxili.
ary and was a member of St. Paul's United Church.
Friends may call at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28
Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-
428-8488 from 7-9pm on Wednesday. Service in
the Chapel on Thursday July 1996 at 2pm. Crema-
tion. If so desired, donations to the R.C.L. Branch
•� • falls.
The YMCA of Greater Toronto is planning to
construct a new `centre of the community' in the
City of Oshawa. The 60,000 square foot Durham
YMCA will include a gymnasium, recreational pool,
conditioning areas, a licensed child care centre,
community use space and supporting areas.
We invite a Letter of Interest from architectural
firms who have not expressed interest in a YMCA of
Greater Toronto project within the past two years
and have demonstrated experience with similar
projects. To receive additional information contact
Nancy Kerr -Taylor at 416-324-4132 no later than
Friday, July 12, 1996.
QYour YMCA's charitable
registration number is
YMCA
United Way 0081-653-49-13
' e eHOW TO USE INFOSOURCE 1
683=7040
404=2623 1 Call 683-7040, or from Clarington or Port Perry ca
(From Clarington & Port Perry) 2623, using a touch-tone phone or push button phone that
1 emits tones. It's a free call from Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington,
nfos rc o Ajax and Pickering. 2 When prompted enter the 4 -digit code '
of your choice from the directory provided.
0 e FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF BOXES 5100.
Whitby Cinemas ..7023 Oddfellows/Rebekahs .......6001 Fibromyalgia Support ..... 6025 Parent Finders ..........6044
iHOROSCOPES Ajax/Pickering Cinemas ......7024 Oshawa Legion ............6002 Epilepsy Parents Support ....6026 Business Networking Group of
Pickering Moviplex 9 ........7025 Osteoporosis Support .......6027 Whitby ...... . .. . .... . .6045
' Today's Birthday ... ... 5020 Oshawa Little Theatre .......7026 United Survivors ... .....6051 Poets in the Pub .........6046
Aries .................... 5021 Whitby Little Theatre ........7027 - -
Taurus ...................5022 Durham Shoestnng Performers7028 Sydenham
Mg United Way 6050
............5023 Weekly Video ..............7029 _ ......6003 s Sydenham Museum.............8188
Gemini ...... y Parents of Teens .... .�
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Cancer ...................5024 Rogers Community 10 .......7030 AI -Anon, AI-Ateen ..........6004roup Horseless Carriagemen....... 60
56
LeO ..... • _ .. • ............5025 Theatre Durham ........................7031 Parents Support Tolast.rkiisters6052
'
Virgo ..5026 Alcoholics Anonymous .... • •6005 Oshawa Revenue Toastrnasters6028
g • • . • • ' . • • • • • Women's support group of Durham Oshawa Toastmasters .::::..6029
Libra .....................5027 Community Care ..6006 Macintosh Users East ..6030
' Scorpio ..................5028
Sagittarius 5029 S.O.S.
................ ...................6007 First Oshawa ITC Club ......6031
5030 Lea Baseball ......5033 (Smokers Overcoming Smoking) Durham P.C. User's Club ....6032 Execu-Care Home & Office 81
Capricorn ................. �r 9tie COPE (Depression) 6008 Free From Fear.........................6053
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Aquarius • .. . . . .. . ........5031 Toronto Maple Leafs ........5034 • • • • • • • ' • Care -Givers ............8101
Pisces ...................5032 NBA .....................5035 Canadian Calorie Counters ...6009 Whitby Jaycees ......................... 6054 Anscot Contracting .......8102
Pro Sports Update ..........5036 One Parent Families ........6010 A/P Toastrnesters .................-....6055
r..- - Erotica Video ...........8103
' Oshawa/Whitby Update ......5037 Parents Wi h uttho Partners ....6011 Vallillee Products Ltd. ....8106
Local Lacrosse ...5038 Living with Cancer Support Group
Local Baseball .............5039 (Durham East) .............6012 AVE Entertainment ......8107
649(spuriwredbyT.IiiiCamrrancat_I5001 NHL ..................5041 Living with Cancer Support GroupEmergency Plus "CPR" ...8111
Pict 3 ....................5002 Proline ...................504 . - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '6013 2 (Durham West) SL Mark's United Church .....6033
Silrncoe United Church .......6034 Once Upon A Child ......8118
Super 7 ..................5003 Oshawa Generals ..........5043 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Youth of Call for Less ............8003
Lottario ...................5004 NFL .....................5044 Durham ..................6014 Heart Savers CPR .......8017
Blue Jays..................55� Emotions Anonymous .......6015
CF AIDS committee of Durham ...6016
Local Hockey ..............5047 ' Multiple erosSociety ....
iple Sclis Socie6017 Durham College ............5051 Garington Walking Program ..6036
' Joke of the Day ............5016 Allax/Pfckednig Update .......5137 Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics
wChapter Clarington Older
f Adults ....I .l.6t0il37
( Oshawa Seniors Club dances ...6038
NaxPickedg Hockey .......5138Duote of the Day ...--•••••.5017 'Hockey . ..5139 Oshawa District Ostomy
Trivia Quiz 5018 Raiders AAA
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Nax/Pickenng Dolphins ......
Association 6019
' Vax4Nckering Ringette .....5141 Caesarean Prevention ....'...6020
Nax/Pickef ing Baseball ......5142 La Leche League ...........6021 Sweet Adelines .........6039
NaxlRckering Soccer .......5143 Reach to Recovery Durham Writers✓Editors ...6040
' GIC -RSP Hotline ........................8247 Nax/Pickering Softball .......5144 (Breast Cancer) ............6022 Homepreneur Group .....6041
Learning Disabilities Association Ajax Block Parents .......6042
(Durham West) ............6023
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Oshawa Centre Cinemas ....7022 Ajax Bridge Club 6000
Association .............. •6024 Take Off Pounds Sensibly ...8004
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personals 9 Business
• 1 Personals ORE Personals
ext 704,
Mortgages,
Insurance
MoneyOn,
To Lend
G Lt An www c.., - ..o..-
.,,om fully furnished and air
„nditioned mobile (per -
,anent) homes heated
sols. hot tub, close to
!,eaches & major attrac.
ns. children welcome.
5,'75 weekly, photos shown
your home (905)683-
`03
1 1 Pr"" Homes
Fm Sale
569.900- weekend retreat
'cage plus bunkie 1 acre
-h stream, adjacent to
reservation park 10
lutes east Blackstock.
;-'aaubful homesitetft Owner
•-ancing.(905)985-8503
3 bedroom brick bungalow
2 acres in Oshawa New
ogles. windows, doors.
'lace. 200 amp service
so sep garage converted
bath apt 16X32 a g
:ol and 2 fireplaces.
;'69.900 Call Randy 655-
341
;AMP GROUND & trader
i-'+ '5 wooded acres.
'Ear rec hall, store.
.rimming pool Plus 3
rdroom home priced to
I at $335.000 Wil con-
1er your home as part of
,rchase price. Make an
owner retiring
;ntor.Trenton area
•15 into phone 905
.33194 Val Lauesen Re -
.y
.OUNTRY CLUB style
;,n :urity Sale rent
exchange Excellent
oice to choose from At
- ist $15.000 under
a ced Enjoy golfing, swim-
.. ng. Lawn boi shuffle
ardhol tub. sauna, brl-
,rds. etc 2 bedroom
res. many extras Call
13• Lauesen Reality 905-
3 3194 formic
COURTICE 3 -bedroom,
room w4th bedroom,
.'s furnace 2 -storey, sin-
car. protessronalty
e,dscaped Asking
49.000 Call 905-432-
39
PORT PERRY $139.900-
3
1.39.900-
3 bedroom. convenience
plus walk IG ax amenities
_arge lot tar Garden First
•,me louvers dream or rebre
'ere Call CA.'henne Ayolte.
Rema, Scugog Realty,
905 9853427. 24 hr
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3,575 sq.ft. $254,900.
65 Silverbirch Place,
Whitby. Garden &
Taunton -follow signs.
Sat, Sun & Mon
1 -spm.
905-665-1029.
' Condos
For Sale
PICKERING, Tndel, 1
bedroom with solarium. 5
appliances. parking, locker,
security gatehouse. tabu-
lous recreational facilities.
reduced for quick sale. no
agents please $117,900.
call Jackie 427-5286
werenronit community
in port perry. Two acr-
es lots starting at
$120,000. For info call
(905) 427-0390 or (9o5)
428-2215
12.3 ACRES Hwy oil
Minden, scenic creek, ce-
dar bush. 600 4 frontage,
Hwy 0118 with entrance.
$29.900 (905) 7234787
Up Vacation
Properties
POWER OF Sale recrea-
tion lot -75 X100 - Partially
treed. 12 kms NE Camp.
beliford.. Water access.
'Crow River, septic. water,
Power Included 18 ft travel
,railer 'reasonable condi-
,,,,n ' S9.000 firm call John
i05 -d32-1345
$3500 full priced. Seclud.
ed wooded Trader lot, ad-
jacent to huge county for-
est, good road, sandy
beach, fishing. Cobourg
area 1416)431.1555
1 Camper
Trailer Sites
RED SETTER RESORT -
famdy campground and
cottage resort on the Trent
large spacious sites. Full
hook up from $825 2 and 3
bedroom cottages from
$350rweek Rec hall. store,
Pool, lakefront swimming,
boating. good fishing. 905-
436-0807.705.778-3096
MONEY problems) Debt
consolidations. cre6t ar-
rangements, personal
budget planning, credit re-
pair FREE CONSULTA-
TIONS Ontario Credit
Counsellors (Oshawa-Tov
onto) 433-1425
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT R IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS
FAX
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HOUSEWIVES
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5329.mm must
MORTGAGES - Good,
bad and ugly Financing for
any purpose. rates Irom
595% All applications ac.
cepted Community Finan.
tial Services 668-6805
Mtl ' ppBusiness
ortunities
$9995 Sacnlicel Estab-
!rshed baking/Ice Cream
Store. must sell. leaving
country Call 725-0997
DRUM
LESSONS
Private lessons
available , rea-
sonable rates.
Call
428-2000
AUCTION SALE
1696 Bloor St. E.
Courtice
COURTICE FLEA
MARKET
AUCTION BARN
Saturday July 6,
11:30 a.m.
Viewing: Saturday
10 until sale time
Exceptional 11 piece
Rosewood dining
room suite. Mother of
Pearl settee w/4 arm
chairs. Maple kitchen
suite w/buffet & hutch,
3 bedroom suites.
upright freezer, 3 cir
fridge. day bed. ches-
terfield suite. pool
table. stereo cabinet.
wicker baskets. fish
tanks. lamps, book
shelves, coffee & end
tables. tredel sewing
machine, rattan shelf,
pine clocks, cradle,
pine boxes. tools.
copper kettle, exer-
cise bike, roll away
cots, hand carved
chairs, glass & china,
birch drop leaf table,
trunks, tables, tonka
trucks, tool boxes,
high chair, car ramps,
hedge trimmers, pine
rolltop desk, large
wine jugs. bee keep-
ing equipment, occa-
sional chairs, several
dressers, old buffet,
rocking chairs, wash-
stands, colour TVs,
umbrella & table,
shelving, pet carrier,
fans, 3 pc. full length
mirror, display shelv-
ing units, yam Winder,
lanterns, chain saw,
lawn roller, mirrors,
new lawn shed, Indian
Tree Dishes. Several
items too numerous
to mention. Someth-
ing for everyone
Teras: cash, cheque
or interac.
Estates & consign-
ments welcome, Your
place or ours.
AUCTIONEER:
Jim McIntyre
(905) 132-1177
SF.LIIdNG
YOUR HOME?
htillp ! ib*d our
HOW FOR tiUZ
PACRAW
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qui, t iVh1 bALG
Antiques. collectables
& household effects.
Sur July 7111h, 11 a.m
Viewing 10:00) Mac-
Gregofs Auction Hall.
Bowmanville Take
401 to Waverly Rd..
north to 42 Hwy., East
to Scugog St. & north
1 km Sundays auc-
tion features a varied
selection of articles
from the past to pres-
ent, washstands, ta-
bles & chairs. dress-
ers, glass & china,
kitchen collectables.
clocks, lamps, stove,
fridge, washer & dryer
etc Something for
one and all with many
rare unique & useful
articles. Call for all
your auction needs.
MacGregor
Auction Services
Mike MacGregor
905-987-5402
905-987-3664
AUCTION SALE
SAT. JULY 6.
6:30 P.M. PETWK
AUCTION BARN.
2496 CONC. RD. i-8
BOWMANVILLE
(HAYDON).
This week we have to
be sold a large variety
f antique & modern
1,rnilure, collectable
glass & china, lawn &
garden equipment.
tools. Ltd. Edition art.
appliances. & many
ether interesting & un-
usual items. Large
sale Viewing from 5
p T Terms are cash.
Visa. MC or Debit
Card. For more into
Cale 905-263-4252.
Sale managed and
sold by Garry K.
Powell Auctions
Appraisals & Liqui-
dations. Sale dates
available, your place
or ours. Clean con-
signments welcome
Note starting time of
6:30 p.m.
AUCTION SALE
Friday, July 5, 1996
7:OOp.m.
Lions Community Centre, Cobourg
Directions: Hwy #401 to Hwy k45 Exit Cobourg.
Go south to Ow first set of lights, tum left. Watch
for signs.
Selling the contents from the estate of Mrs.
Evelyn Engholm and the late Mr. Lawrence
Engholm. Offered at this exceptional sale are
burled walnut five drawer chehobe, burled walnut
cheival mirror, Victorian walnut sideboard, antique
Harlequin chair, mahogany side table wiboldy
carved frieze & cabnole legs, antique walnut writ-
ing desk w/pie crust top on richly carved cabriole
legs w/ Queen Anne leg and claw foot.. Regency
mirror, a fine assortment of pictures & prints, oil
on canvas w/gilded frames, Victorian chest of sil-
ver fish servers & cutlery w/engraved blades &
ivory handles, cast iron patio tables, Waterbury
Schoolhouse wall clock, Citizen wall clock (31
day), German box clock, solid oak circa 1900
Grandfather clock with bevelled glass, Ginger-
bread 8 day, Steeple clock, and mantle clocks,
crushed velvet love seat, Victorian and other side
chairs, wall hanging tapestry purchased from
Casa Loma, several good pieces of silver, set of
maple twin beds, glass, china, pots & pans, linens
etc. Many unique and interesting collectible items
too numerous to list. Mr Engholm had s great in-
terest in photography and has an extensive col-
lection cameras & photography equipment. Also
available a Mosburg 22 cal. rHle, Kentucky Flint-
lock rifle. F.A.C. required to purchase. This is go-
ing to be an excellent sale. so mark your calen-
dar and we will see you there. Viewing from
5:OOp.m. to time of sale. For more information or
to book your sale call Patricia Ttdd at
(905)372-0879
TIDD ESTATE SALES
SERVICE. Auctioneer: Mike MacGregor.
AUCTION,
Sat July 6th
WARNERS
AUCTION HALL
Hwy Il Colborne
Se'ling from 2 Col-
borne homes. owners
moving to Nursing
home. Ant curved
glass oak ,^hula cabi-
net with claw feet.
walnut bedroom suite.
walnut cedar chest.
round ant. table with 4
chairs. modern solid
maple dining rm suite
table chairs and glass
tront hutch, very nice
Gibbard bedroom su-
ite with matching sto-
gie beds in excel
::ondjbon. excellent
Gibbard solid walnut
tea wagon, ant. buffet.
ant walnut ext table,
ant walnut China cab-
inet. ant rug. portable
colour TV, ant par-
lour table. 3 pc. wicker
set. ant. chest of
drawers, wicker
planter, modern sofa
and chair set, modern
easy chairs, lamps.
dishes. pictures, Ige
quantity dishes. Royal
Doulton and collecta-
bles. 12 place setting
Paragon with extra
serving pcs., 6 place
setting Royal Albert,
Fancy cups, saucers,
bowls, dishes. glass-
ware etc. Plus nu-
me(ous interesting
pcs. found around
these two homes. All
to be sold with No Re-
serves. Starting 10:00
a.m. Visa, MC, Inter -
ac, cash or cheque
Gary & BiNI Warner
Auctioneers
(905)365-2106
PLEASE
RECYCLE
THIS
PAPER
AUCTION,
TTurs, July 4. 6 p.m.
WARNERS
AUCTION HALL
Hwy 82, Colbome
Selling ccr'ents of
Cobourg Home and
Office, plus others in
this large Thurs sale
of Quality used furni-
ture. some antiques,
collectables. sports
cards, office furniture
& articles. 2 fridges.
stove. large chest
freezer apt size
chest freezer, good
photo copier, fax ma-
chine. 386 computer.
8 HP riding mower air
conditioner. bedroom
suite with queen size
bed including good
box & matt.. alum ex-
tension ladder. 3 TV's.
VCR, nice sofa &
chair. inlaid coffee &
end tables, Brk front
inlaid china cabinet,
entertainment unit.
ant. side-by-side. ant.
dresser and chest,
upright grand piano,
qty. small tools, qry
small household arti-
cles, qty dishes.
glassware. lamps. ta-
bles. occasional
chairs. wing chair.
very nice twin key-
board, electronic or-
gan with bench, cabi-
net sewing machine.
desk, natural & white
dinette, solid oak buf-
fet & hutch, harvest
table & chairs, ant.
dresser, ant, walnut
chest, cedar chest,
floral sofa & chair set,
occasional tables,
pictures, prints, Ltd.
Edition prints, lamps,
plus countless miscal
articles, too many to
list. No reserves. Sale
starts 6:00 p.m. Visa
& MC accepted.
Gary & BIN Warner
Auctioneers
(905)355-2106
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EmAuctions
CORNEIL S
AUCTION BARN
Friday July 5
at 5:30 p.m
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
Pr'-Le"y ;' . d -_K
r11aham of Lindsay.
CaK S-deboard with
n -r ev -west Pillars &
B•::eled Mirror. ii
D"e Harvest Table
v -e Chest of Draw -
Co -Oil Lamps.
Warnut Parlour Table.
x Toilet set. Iron-
S•-,r1e Pitcher & Basin.
Banquet Lamp. Butter
Bowl, New Irish Linen
�aGle cloth 81
-at pins, Twig Tables.
3C pcs Flash Cran-
berry. Plus a Orr Chi-
na & Glass. Also Con-
--ed Vintage
C, -thing. Paper Ad-
.er•ismg Prints. Dun-
a^ Phyfe Table.
-a•lging Tiffany
Lanp, Queen Anne
".,,,e Chesterfield &
C'.air. Country Couch
5 _ ,net Chest. Wash -
s' rids. Artique
ssers & Cnests of
•,i overs Victrola,
_ - at Chesterfield &
Nine Back Chairs
r .:ser Chairs. An -
Settee Church
Oak 7 Back
C^� rs. Parlour
a rs. Martel Clock
--any Hall Lamp
o .s A Q^y China.
Gass. Household &
C--oectible Items.
Don & Greg
Cornell
Auctioneers
RR a1 Little Britain
(705)786-2193
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTRE
NewtonviNe
JWy 5th. Fri. 6:00 PM
Selling a Port Hope Es-
tate and the contents of a
country home. freezer.
frioge. wringer washer.
microwave 7 Pc chrome
suite, beds, chests.
dressers, bedding,
linens. occasional chairs
and tables. tredle ma-
chine. preserve cup-
board, kitchen cabinet.
10 pc knotty pine suite
with bar, stools. Chester-
field. etc, Quantity of
glass. china, collecta-
bles, telescope, metal
detector, travel camp
cooter, queen air mat-
tress, folding attic stars,
exercycles. 4' planer.
atuminum ext. ladder,
electric mower, toots,
etc.. This is a large auc-
tan - starting at 6 00 PM
Teams. cash, approved
cheque. visa, WC nter-
act Auctioneer Frank
Stapleton.
905-7a6.2244
VEDIC. ASTROLOGY,
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destiny through this ancient
science' Natal horoscopes.
:ompatibdrty charts. one
year forecasts Call Susan
McNaughtor 655-3933
EASTSIDE CONNEC-
TIONS DATELINE Free to
call 10 place your adno
charges for ladies 'o
phone tin charges. 905-
430 ToCi
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Monthly hills
getting you down")
Calt the Hli
C'unmdidatirr I.ine
at 416-261-1818
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Antique estte author,
at Orval McLean Auc-
)r Instructions from
-he executors selling
-he property of waq�,
and Hazel Pascoe
3owmanville 3 l
'N_.,=adden. "rdsay
Ind others Excellent
)pc carved walnut
lining room suite.
oedroom suites. sec-
'lorlal bookcase. wal-
1ut tea wagon, an-
'ique rocRers wash-
,tands pressbacK
-ocker, Electronome 2
:lank ;rgan Victorian
7a6cr hairs round
>ak iirtng table 6 oak
:ming chairs. 0i
:abinet, CG,es�n Anne
:nesterfteic modern
walnut Dirnngroom
suite. oak bed &
Dresser. washstand
;hind cabinet. ches-
'erfield suite, walnut
ivardrobe, Heintzman
gramophone Twig
'urniture. antique
oathtub on legs. 3ak
readle sewing ma -
nine. parlor table
,nowcase sable, ar-
-que cast iron railway
station, stoves. love -
seat & Chair, antique
inlaid ap desk, violin
pine harvest table.
milk loonies, refrigera.
tor small chest freez-
er. antique dolls.
wicker „hairs, fortress
3 Wheel electric cart
20 Royal DoultonFig-
unnes. antique glass
& _hina. oil paintings.
xilectibles, partial list
Dont miss this inter-
esting sale Open 9
am. Sale 10 am
705-324-2783 Lind.
Orval & Barry Mc-
Lean Auctioneers call
1-800-461-6499 to lost
your sake.
AM Real Estate
and complete contents
of KEENE HARD-
WARE. KEEN E ONT.
selling complete
hardware inventory,
equipment, key cutting
machine, paint shaker,
wall & island shelving,
Large quality of soiig-
num stain, quantity of
original oil paintings,
all no reserves. 5M
Qkl, 1937 Jaguar
SS1100 Repli car.
cellent building, former
Presbyterian Church,
finished basement with
work area & good 2
bedroom apartment.
Selling subject to low
reserve. To view call
x5007 or 1-
-6499 Orval &
McLean Auc
s. Dori miss
tting sale, son
for everyone.
a ' Auctions
WED JULY 10 - 5
PM _slate apchanc-
a, ' .rndure. an-
tiques, antique
tools.vehtcles at Pe-
terborough Auction
Centre - ae'erbor-
r,ugh on HWY 47 - 2
miles east of Peter-
borough. selling the
antique contents of a
Millbrook -'-me and
other Ixa estates
9pc modern dining
room suite. excellent
health care recliner
Ir}t chair. bed chester-
field, washstands, old
clock ':ase. old Lionel
train ser old tables.
oak bed IWs of in-
teresting and collect-
ible itemshousehold
items. large quantity
of old and antxlue
tools. kelvinator re-
frigerator, electric
range. Hussman
freezer chest freezer.
humidrtrer techniques
electric organ &
bench. complete sa-
telrte system with 10'
dish Partial 'rst To
consigr estates.
quality items. full
house or apartment-
iuls. business hquida-
hons. appraisals. or
list your auction on
site or at our barn call
Peterborough
Aucbons 745-5007
Peterborough
Orval & Barry
Mclean
Auctioneers.
177
7 P.M.
Public Auto Auction at
Peterborough Auction
Center on Hwy e7 - 2
mi east of Peterbor-
ough Now accepting
consignments of cars.
trucks. vans. 4 x 4's.
RV's, boats, riding
lawn mowers. motor-
cycles. RV's. trailers.
Consign Early to be
listed in ads Expect-
ing approx. 40 vehi-
cles. Let us sell your
car. Call now. Orval
McLean Auctions -
Peterborough 745-
5007 or 1-800-461-
ORVAL AND
BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
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SINCERE SEROUS. bim". tall, rim pimO%-
s1ad, 39, serwift", cares, hompet we good Val -
ss, seeks an equally mature. $km• prelp woman.
30 to 40. best herd and low, br WN term rale -
Wig . Eppy daaical muac, boobnte.
. le a
and Pers" yowtb. M_venoms. BOX 29797
LETS HAVE FUN. Single allele mre. 6' 1-.20D III$..
bill eyes, black ha. good blind. kis the aA-
doors, borng the frier tugs in file. rm a sur
aaht busies man looking for m* While
•mad, hemele. 30 to 31. With good wee of
humor. fund neat, good lob: for Nen ihill , maybe
mon. 8012973/
SINCERE Divorced wide mak. 55. brown hair.
Ara syn. 57-, slam, who trioy$ romentic it-
rm dra% carry music. Social smoker and
dreier Seeking a plUt wide *mak. AS to S. for
bwxvw and potable re%lgnslip. BOX 29756
FRIENDLY YALE Friendly mak. 32. brown eyes,
brown Ism end a amuuuWu9 itis' Enlop teams.
gotwaeYbaA. pkdograo ,ret 11"Wg on the
beach Waft then so more special . Looking for a
peer And w cue Wena, in her and to we 20'11,
who kin to be Imrd like a lady BOX 21487
FIRST TIME AD Sum91e make. 24. 51117-, !fief.
With one w'gth Iwo 10 snouldws. ph/acalY lel
looking for angle lends. 20 to 32 who is swnon
W4 1" 1 entry IM music, camps g. gw+I
ewrga roman de ars. wd h'sW^9 fw BOX
29726
OUTDOOR LADY WANTED. Sage While mase. 30
fetes oft 6' and 145 pounds Seeking aria
a'd'um9 leads. 23 to 35. wt laves IN outdoors,
mesas ad sown Who likes to hew tw Lots
tau soon. BOX 10652
WHY BE NORMAL' Hn' I'm in altradive. 67, sen -
9* wows, male. 23. aft kat ad blown retro
afw,ish" musicloots for angle wide for .
19 to 25. Who wgmM checkn out clubend 14
bps to berd11 lie NN. store Ran. Tye Cuts.
BOX 21%7
HEAVY SET LOVER. 34 roar old Yah ars Very
oltrng wd low fur see" en .-We"
hare. 25 b 37 No had pan. PLEASE' 901
11149
SQUASH PLAYER. 6 wide melt Ent" omrdoorf
Mug CARIM MMK wit Wand atnvitw 601
13679
ATTRACTIVE MALE Sege While mat in my We
20'4 ran adredw. IL ray gag. Maar ad
-invot" Espy Int am-. pit" pool
pwsa glum t•+^•mP and am As for herpes,
ne" a oma Seung n N Wadmw lay P"
Made w•t tart Wftn was derOM BOR
21513
ATTENTION LADIES Sage while are. 35. 5'10-.
$Mm. ewoo,WA. ceadwat hwdeam. Web aria
M* ad a gar sewn of basesm" n
OWhip da. Wally wean. 25 to 3L urn Wsh-
a b be a, for non inn her good loos
Cal MIs ad at'I tat Par" long Isom N42bw
slip Bot nm B
DEMOLITION DERBY roowym Fee Wart you,
Your ciened deal herr With a no comb Lipa to
muck. Bks Lara. rood pada Casut tan cos
oar mce L wrAnu pis I wait ane rear few
p[6n Wean r;. engiaaas. case I'll o
flu sa Ice ad yeas yaw a rhricm aid ed
BOX am
EASY GONG. While sat. 43. $1". 186 ea drk
bre. taus ryes. non smoker. I "" otic.
■owes bibeeuea. dims ad air rdmw sous
Ira Laaat•I for a w wait SW airs, Ice-
t L -'it ahs tmre. 31 b e. 908 nit
LOOKING FOR YOU. Loral but to aapar I .
swerve, mw m. can Perla for a Raos
ore velalgw I Mat he eeoh, IY op■. d%
10 tri a" tsrwga Well •Wad of i I , Ic ase-
PawM/ but so a w, - I I , Mo grew frac of
bore: tow bur b wake r kw rwY bud
alpar++++I N MW ave 22 to 30, h@Wft NOWe.
%O*A nay M If coeeswmL Near I a aim
eve box 2"
STABLE AND SEGDE. Sage die able. own
w der* a sm sidle. Naw. Anss at, or
Yaw moral bat wN a vdto Sera apt whit
%nate. 21 so 31 fish ander aoweft tar tiwb
sip iraL pass" rdtOs- BOX Mot
ND GAMES HERE Saltie dile so cep 22 51'
ad WIN 14 pwWt Sky off der dafaWs■L
Scow ad and Bros. Espy amps d
wdoea sm" a no MM lam Isle d fila
baabp 001 11122
REASONABLY TNN? 33 Yaw oM ebt Swiss a
woes OW is otP $*ZAK a w WAhw,
ad ml' qe 101 13I
THE S REAL llaadeewe, Ywao" min M
ado IN sd:Mond lady. I a al" W a s
tea East 401, oft chines, wbdd No b was
as my rriw, sKh" hall; oho no ad
airs M load IIs. LOW to Mot lows to
Yons SOX so
TIME GBMOM %%* N Yew and cis
Vd&Alk SW 90 maty vel Eel Mcr
dq aMoi& W1m* •IMM itis oar
fol, m•ap ad Neve. Ladd tar a was ■o
ssfi■sMatfrhiwlmj. aycoaledl•Mb
am am CONK lbws bw a momw BOX
19669
LOVE S. ow hdq to sur 9a5W wail •lis,
4kvbm ombtpnbl Swaribad
r lei, estaco loll Nbs sllwt M4iill r a
Olid no dw •ice a pd dorms, Me I" Me
pa'w dl saw To all br. I Mile m•lt
fr pl r1 era b Mas bm yw BOx 31675
LETS GET TOfE11EJL Gats Mlhilf pd*
diked di. and 31. 67 as as* 10 pNdl
Lsk iq k a dude woo and 31 to SI, iN
pat a ands, w is dsdd med oldipiL
War aiwew lot Is 4btld abWAIV I& Nil
23769
CAFM WOMAN WNW, SOR M mus, 53
ST' am*a ■Id a slam, hoed woo.
bq M" rNYioadip ad to 1M■ Mo*"
Yuw. Eajily amriF vel tits, WAW ora
dit a"" weal phos& W BOX
2M
FiRST ME AD. Up oft ask 2% r. 10
N-bKg Mssyw,hNlld N RP4slap
etwimk dit afYdr atiaiMs ad p+sks&
sowq a b■iy Milder, alpwd, h1NMeaNSL
a We re.• . SO a a. a•
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asleaaarit•fsEmseaalkMWmA Lsoavei
W40 white *mals. 20 to X. b tiswhip: pouf
bly rekaUonship. BOX 26916
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DISCREET ENCOUNTERS. 26 yew old bf make.
1 So powbs. 5'10". short blond hair, can cut,
svagd looking and acting. Seeking offer bi
ton. 1s to 30, for dines encounters. BOX
11711
N CURIOUS YALE. NeW to scww. While mW,
37. 5'1 150 lbs, good Ioolors asci aur
eneownws with snoMr d ratio, or h nksy with
a couple. 11 to 40. in Durham region. Clean and
Masa only. BOX 31599
FIRST TIME AD. 32 year old kung for a Is
tela Must be dsaeat 24 b 35 was don. BOX
31597
GREAT TIMES! Can discreet ~y gwl*
nun teeing breed a mak for •sur
wxwnWs. Age no bw im Otlawa as only'
BOX 29MI
GOOD LOOKING MAN Good I" whitf
Milk. 30, reMpg saR for lwammertrmt
encolwiters. K mars%d. gar int all 801
29757
YOUNG, CUTE MALE. Fit was good Io W% 26
Yew old mak. 51".145 pounds with brown Inn
kid eyes boons for ottwr guys Who we k
and rtraeOw, for hie dakep: possibly more.
Box 11046
NEED A FREND7 N Maw atxrow mete. age
11. Seek" findrrp. Omwe Nur ad os-
aeeL aspect M-- skis hos You. BOX 13606
M GOOD SHAPE 26 yew ole mak. 57- wd
wgn 170 pouch Seek" a fro Wine esprwF
ens We a mW Maud my age. BOX 1100
DAY AND NaGHTS' 11 yew old. 5V. 145 pound
maw Iookirg 4 a mak est 1I to 45. wait
sataw Whoa good ter- I was good look -
mg with a bog bus. tar de Mra and ams M"
has encoun■n BOX 10639
AAE YOU INTERESTED? 59". 145 pond wwk
W" tar a mei Maud we ams age Want
flatten-- ancwraim- BOX tSri
GOOD TIMES Mae. mod 4ffa seeking eaa r
etdenY mw. for caud NKOW M BOX 30610
OSHMA AREA MALE 6T. young waw Rale.
age 20. Looking for atelar mak under 27 10
9M "dim With. for do~ Nncolw I@M
sox 9M
BE DISCREET Or mew. 27 5'10". good Irobrg
seeks anti Is mew of couple. 1110 35for
draw encounism BOX WA7
GIVE ME A CALL Whit %we*. kind was oder
SUN& . aft alloys 01 resW W. dory
mows. was Pit salves a lowall Mi. 40 to
S0, for 1 wthilmp wd Wkcal rrabewtnD
Pkaea be diacraen 801 13674
BLACK A WHITE Arbors" coupe lo" fir a
%me*, 25 to 35.10 um our bmim "be
attractive, nwsw, dear. and alenew orrY'
Box 13M
CURIOUS Curses carpe teeimtg an atWac-
Wer. what %are. Can and diacrew ■ w
Box +1796
FULPILL MY FAWASES Young 11 year Old
•ached b tuna■ herself. so" asraaw be
•sur or say Mels below M ala 11 and
20 for a pots bur Vmwsww via my boyhwrmL
You rust be can was dacaW ' Box 13831
FANTASY ANSIMER. WuWor Mt to help you ad
Your k*WW mit Yea bnaaoat CM VIA it
You as bhp me ad my krl0ad no" ours
nanme few. Looks an uaempa+sess Dacwtiam a
wry w"tm d me. $0113M
SNOW ME A GOOD TIME Vary MM %oda
Sting a ■Oma b shm m o wit r eox
13786
CLWAOLIS Wier wraiL a6tacties 21 ST
ad Wp 121 parch Looking for a bwAk to
show b my was bIsere 2"Cid times
Box 1K75
SURPRISE PARTY. AMwctiai, 35 pa dr
ter%. So" a bads tar a "-leve sw
prem. Mks hiMay a w MtA srrom
please x811 M nary brAe 1 90I 16116
CALL E Sin* dib baro 31, F11". Hata.
eba' ", beast lair, her alas. my But+!
beiser. - alditftoftLow" Icer
wo dfM hada, 31 lbs, IN But Is hma
FANTASIMWSkkiW cap% hitting far a
•arae , do bm@K Moors, 21 to 21.
aKloa is a ams. BOX am
GETTOYIIONME, KprandI•faA ■hit
hod&, 5'3- ■d woo Ml pads 1Mdr lar
b wed Marr Silo Iii bwm b p b
chits o d But b MAW Mbr. IN 1111111412
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coo whishbrNaarwaiwwmwb•ori
Oa bode, far dooN WAWAWL ON
316'61
F1 OMM DESA® ter ala a save colo
saslill moodw =W mpb fa bkia klp
Sol Eip/ 0soll tool rmbn&, hist, lir
pin At ad b be het BOX "M
ETHEROFTWO, S7,13kpadbmkb*
Wlbr a N buts far sacaldra SOWA cuts
OW BOX 11621
CAN YOU HABOLE TMS? We am whip for a
wp to help NO of hat lite. B you fNIA
you pin MlfAs 0-40 BOX J#W
CANOE PARTiER. Oft air 31'4, Mh IN"
a�aXa Niue w boa fa
mandri VIPs, . a . . • owes
we dMN411, 9*d inn#16Ms My,,
oi�ia■ii•sti.wetre- W
eilloys Pomaitry and 50's mupc, tricep. lag dn•
and owing. Ew" tlarer. dances, outdoors. 5'10" was We* 165 powds. Enier ala. chit-
EIIM brag. chary MM end AAs" HOM
ves. It* outdoors. ad quer MRs et hone. I a
Sees a black mute for venom tela oollu9. Yue dra, dealt out. nut fust (wing w. BOX 11751
to meet a gn orate 70. for N seriaas nlrionsliip.
rl*W bwl. 54'. relddsh blade ha. Dbatrt
be loving ad ortat erwe. BOX 30611 SINGLE ACTIVE YALE. While mak. 24. sedng
them
BOX 29629
SEEKING M5. RIGHT All"Idn t while mak. 39.
9n+" eves. Looking b wire man. 35 ro 0. urn
sae daesa, who is limiest ono alectionate
WANT CULTURED MAN. Sslcmeg for a mak Who *Mase, t9 to 27 Efyors outdoor acbw
vel tppwm and respect me I am in my and ties. sports. am. ad moves. Would foe to meet
horst. snare and established _ Seeking 91 sttrac-
CUFF' Demolition Do". Brooklyn Far_ Ckr
No like children. BOX 26135
10 s. Nope" e" love wee, brrom daces stelae will •aim Wilmette, , swokw pre-
lea whia leafw. 30 to 40. for possible reflrroo-
Plesof kief yaw mmbr and I'll Call you back
Boll
LOVING WOMAN bolas for a serailiw. snows
afto decoratng at "**N. music. traW kind BOX 21451
ship BOX 29691
HONEST AND SERIOUS. Tall. shin. pro%ssMnak
IsIEASE CALL. Caring. Wife. sewn bkornim
nen ren a 17 yea old knole bakes %r a mak
Pompffeon. 40 to 50 we whom I can spend lime
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someone den aa. a non smoker awl a cesu l
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s1ad, 39, serwift", cares, hompet we good Val -
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30 to 40. best herd and low, br WN term rale -
Wig . Eppy daaical muac, boobnte.
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and Pers" yowtb. M_venoms. BOX 29797
LETS HAVE FUN. Single allele mre. 6' 1-.20D III$..
bill eyes, black ha. good blind. kis the aA-
doors, borng the frier tugs in file. rm a sur
aaht busies man looking for m* While
•mad, hemele. 30 to 31. With good wee of
humor. fund neat, good lob: for Nen ihill , maybe
mon. 8012973/
SINCERE Divorced wide mak. 55. brown hair.
Ara syn. 57-, slam, who trioy$ romentic it-
rm dra% carry music. Social smoker and
dreier Seeking a plUt wide *mak. AS to S. for
bwxvw and potable re%lgnslip. BOX 29756
FRIENDLY YALE Friendly mak. 32. brown eyes,
brown Ism end a amuuuWu9 itis' Enlop teams.
gotwaeYbaA. pkdograo ,ret 11"Wg on the
beach Waft then so more special . Looking for a
peer And w cue Wena, in her and to we 20'11,
who kin to be Imrd like a lady BOX 21487
FIRST TIME AD Sum91e make. 24. 51117-, !fief.
With one w'gth Iwo 10 snouldws. ph/acalY lel
looking for angle lends. 20 to 32 who is swnon
W4 1" 1 entry IM music, camps g. gw+I
ewrga roman de ars. wd h'sW^9 fw BOX
29726
OUTDOOR LADY WANTED. Sage While mase. 30
fetes oft 6' and 145 pounds Seeking aria
a'd'um9 leads. 23 to 35. wt laves IN outdoors,
mesas ad sown Who likes to hew tw Lots
tau soon. BOX 10652
WHY BE NORMAL' Hn' I'm in altradive. 67, sen -
9* wows, male. 23. aft kat ad blown retro
afw,ish" musicloots for angle wide for .
19 to 25. Who wgmM checkn out clubend 14
bps to berd11 lie NN. store Ran. Tye Cuts.
BOX 21%7
HEAVY SET LOVER. 34 roar old Yah ars Very
oltrng wd low fur see" en .-We"
hare. 25 b 37 No had pan. PLEASE' 901
11149
SQUASH PLAYER. 6 wide melt Ent" omrdoorf
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13679
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20'4 ran adredw. IL ray gag. Maar ad
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pwsa glum t•+^•mP and am As for herpes,
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$Mm. ewoo,WA. ceadwat hwdeam. Web aria
M* ad a gar sewn of basesm" n
OWhip da. Wally wean. 25 to 3L urn Wsh-
a b be a, for non inn her good loos
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Your ciened deal herr With a no comb Lipa to
muck. Bks Lara. rood pada Casut tan cos
oar mce L wrAnu pis I wait ane rear few
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EASY GONG. While sat. 43. $1". 186 ea drk
bre. taus ryes. non smoker. I "" otic.
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swerve, mw m. can Perla for a Raos
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w der* a sm sidle. Naw. Anss at, or
Yaw moral bat wN a vdto Sera apt whit
%nate. 21 so 31 fish ander aoweft tar tiwb
sip iraL pass" rdtOs- BOX Mot
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ad WIN 14 pwWt Sky off der dafaWs■L
Scow ad and Bros. Espy amps d
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woes OW is otP $*ZAK a w WAhw,
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tea East 401, oft chines, wbdd No b was
as my rriw, sKh" hall; oho no ad
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ST' am*a ■Id a slam, hoed woo.
bq M" rNYioadip ad to 1M■ Mo*"
Yuw. Eajily amriF vel tits, WAW ora
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1 So powbs. 5'10". short blond hair, can cut,
svagd looking and acting. Seeking offer bi
ton. 1s to 30, for dines encounters. BOX
11711
N CURIOUS YALE. NeW to scww. While mW,
37. 5'1 150 lbs, good Ioolors asci aur
eneownws with snoMr d ratio, or h nksy with
a couple. 11 to 40. in Durham region. Clean and
Masa only. BOX 31599
FIRST TIME AD. 32 year old kung for a Is
tela Must be dsaeat 24 b 35 was don. BOX
31597
GREAT TIMES! Can discreet ~y gwl*
nun teeing breed a mak for •sur
wxwnWs. Age no bw im Otlawa as only'
BOX 29MI
GOOD LOOKING MAN Good I" whitf
Milk. 30, reMpg saR for lwammertrmt
encolwiters. K mars%d. gar int all 801
29757
YOUNG, CUTE MALE. Fit was good Io W% 26
Yew old mak. 51".145 pounds with brown Inn
kid eyes boons for ottwr guys Who we k
and rtraeOw, for hie dakep: possibly more.
Box 11046
NEED A FREND7 N Maw atxrow mete. age
11. Seek" findrrp. Omwe Nur ad os-
aeeL aspect M-- skis hos You. BOX 13606
M GOOD SHAPE 26 yew ole mak. 57- wd
wgn 170 pouch Seek" a fro Wine esprwF
ens We a mW Maud my age. BOX 1100
DAY AND NaGHTS' 11 yew old. 5V. 145 pound
maw Iookirg 4 a mak est 1I to 45. wait
sataw Whoa good ter- I was good look -
mg with a bog bus. tar de Mra and ams M"
has encoun■n BOX 10639
AAE YOU INTERESTED? 59". 145 pond wwk
W" tar a mei Maud we ams age Want
flatten-- ancwraim- BOX tSri
GOOD TIMES Mae. mod 4ffa seeking eaa r
etdenY mw. for caud NKOW M BOX 30610
OSHMA AREA MALE 6T. young waw Rale.
age 20. Looking for atelar mak under 27 10
9M "dim With. for do~ Nncolw I@M
sox 9M
BE DISCREET Or mew. 27 5'10". good Irobrg
seeks anti Is mew of couple. 1110 35for
draw encounism BOX WA7
GIVE ME A CALL Whit %we*. kind was oder
SUN& . aft alloys 01 resW W. dory
mows. was Pit salves a lowall Mi. 40 to
S0, for 1 wthilmp wd Wkcal rrabewtnD
Pkaea be diacraen 801 13674
BLACK A WHITE Arbors" coupe lo" fir a
%me*, 25 to 35.10 um our bmim "be
attractive, nwsw, dear. and alenew orrY'
Box 13M
CURIOUS Curses carpe teeimtg an atWac-
Wer. what %are. Can and diacrew ■ w
Box +1796
FULPILL MY FAWASES Young 11 year Old
•ached b tuna■ herself. so" asraaw be
•sur or say Mels below M ala 11 and
20 for a pots bur Vmwsww via my boyhwrmL
You rust be can was dacaW ' Box 13831
FANTASY ANSIMER. WuWor Mt to help you ad
Your k*WW mit Yea bnaaoat CM VIA it
You as bhp me ad my krl0ad no" ours
nanme few. Looks an uaempa+sess Dacwtiam a
wry w"tm d me. $0113M
SNOW ME A GOOD TIME Vary MM %oda
Sting a ■Oma b shm m o wit r eox
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CLWAOLIS Wier wraiL a6tacties 21 ST
ad Wp 121 parch Looking for a bwAk to
show b my was bIsere 2"Cid times
Box 1K75
SURPRISE PARTY. AMwctiai, 35 pa dr
ter%. So" a bads tar a "-leve sw
prem. Mks hiMay a w MtA srrom
please x811 M nary brAe 1 90I 16116
CALL E Sin* dib baro 31, F11". Hata.
eba' ", beast lair, her alas. my But+!
beiser. - alditftoftLow" Icer
wo dfM hada, 31 lbs, IN But Is hma
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Enpy the heedoau Lovely centrally • teatures central air, en suite
located condo, wit exposure i great laundry, five appliances, fiepbace. '
view. Try the pod, sauna, tennis courts, private balcony and great
W eiercm facilities. En suite laundry i assumable mortgage with
storage plus 24 Iv- security. liakonr• qualification. Complex overlooks
WV W. i dirL ret., kitA P with sunny Lake Ontario and offers indoor
hreeblast area. 2 big" i 2 bdn. pool, tennis, hot tub and sauna.
Extra special, all for auore inbrau11 CALL
CALL LUCY aATESON" CHANTAL CORCORAN*
Associates taeoko► TODAY AT 619-9500
t905) 619-95M
HERMAGE FEALTY 1111C. TAGE REALTY INC.
LAKE, * $187,900 :'Family -size admin
raw- P Lowest*4 large bedroom
$2,845 down, SH5 25 „am. ret. w/finplaae i
I *price 2+1 in Apz. * • E�t� W" ming
* n to�vaft' g en suib* *Root �m�N� '94.
• new windows
bath arid lisc andry • $appliances inctreshly �iuded
ram CHOMCY * CALL
Rope Sal" ROM ARGtIJE*
_ 637-1064
t*at 8311,7449NEW CHOICE
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BROKER
$1137,11110111 - woW, SHOWS iFABULOUS
1 STOP CHICLE, CALL This 3 bdrm. home has a
Perfect dtwin 3 bedroan home. I big beautiful kitchen with a
4 -pc. & 1 2 -pe. Large ed4n " walkout to a 24ier twit. There
kkchen. Finial ned beint. FAG. is a main floor laundry & family
heMirg. Easy 401 S GO access. I
shows
room with a gas fireplace.
Bright, open concept wellffl 1 m this bargain - a Located on a quiet sheet and
must sell. :te steps to park and tennis courts.
CALL ANGELA ' This is a must see'
HOFFMANN* TODAY Call
AT 1906141111113-1101111111. GERRY THATCHER
Br+okor
`-- 683-5000
ROMW
OMEGA REALTY INC. $178950 QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR-
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Keep unwanted
pets, wildlife
out of your yard
How to chase
Rover and
raccoons off
your property
DURHAM -- If you're a
homeowner who has
worked hard to achieve an
immaculately landscaped
yard. the last thing you wel-
come are docs and cats
"messing" on your lawn or
in your garden
Unwanted Hard pests are
an age-old problem with
proud homeowners and gar-
deners. but its one that's
heightened when you take
into consideration that more
and more people want cm i-
ronmentally safe products
that are in harmom with
nature.
i n%ironmental aware-
ness has changed attitudes
awaN from using poisons
and pesticides to using
clean. safe and nonlethal
methods of pest control.
%lost wild creatures
depend on their acute hear-
ing for self-preservation.
If critical hearing fire
quencies are disrupted with
strong pulses ( which may
not be audible by people).
they will feel disturbed.
threatened, and will eventu-
ally Ieavc the "noisy" area.
A product line by
Vk'eitech has been scientifi-
cally designed to repel pests
based on their hearing abil-
ities. Yard Gard uses elec-
tronically generated, con-
tinuous ultrasonic sounds to
deter a wide variety of crea-
tures. such as dogs, cats and
c),en deer. raccoons and
main other mammals. with-
out harming them.
"Therc'L a growing
demand for nonlethal ways
of controlling or protecting
your propert,.. Our products
take advantage of the fact
that many animals hear
higher sounds than humans
do: we are able to repel or
"force" the removal of
WINNER OF THE 1995 SALES
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
• 40 ft. to 62 ff. frontage
• 125 ft. to 179 ft. deep
• East Rouge Valley or Town Centre
area
• Triple Car Garage, walkout
basement
• $79,900 to $89,900.
. Sates Rapnatlrrtiltw
unwanted vard pests with-
out the use of pellet guns or
other harmful methods."
says Stewart Weitzman of
Yard Gard.
The signals emitted from
the unit arc above the audi-
ble range for most people,
yet very annoying to dogs
and cats. Most offending
animals quickly modify
their habitual routes. At its
strongest setting, the unit
covers an oval arca about
50 feet (15 meters) wide by
80 feet (24 meters) long, or
about the site of a city lot.
Yard (yard comes as
complete kits, each contain-
ing a stecicased weather -
resistant unit, heavy-duty
plastic cover. 110 -volt AC
adapter and easy-to-use
instructions.
An optional infrared
motion sensor is available
which, when plugged into
the back of the Yard Gard,
turns the unit on when it
detects intruders and off
when they leave the area.
For more information,
contact: Weitech, Inc..
Dept. M. P.O. Boz 1659,
310 Barclay Way. Sisters.
OR 97759: 1-R(H)-341-2659
Rp. MW FIRST REALTY LTD.
831-3300 or 686-3330
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PICKERING FREEHOLD CONDO
$148.30C Well kept E -r lownnouse
t rip
updated while t.t x,p"rds, w^,te
JOHN
PARK-UKE SETTING - WGROUND POOL
WILSON'
Located m West Lyrrde tars home features 40x160
R. beaWuly larrdscatped tit. 2 wakoufs to deck
831-3300
and 16x30 ft. pool, spaoous kddten overtookng
family room wdh fireplace Cal John Wilson. 831
3300.
JOHN
SOUTH ROUGE
McCARTEN'
CharmirV drm. Cape Cod in demand
Cubstto
Rm quality Constnxdiortl,
831-3300
walkout to 35' oedar deck. 2 fireplaces with
inserts, finished basement, all on premium
lot.
PAUL
AIST LISTED til f ret UNK
2 m dmw korrd Uric #77 A $130500 Mail apse
KEELER*
concept rv.r9ra" room on a pralesstorraly foushee
831-33 0
me room. urd 17 at $133.900 has a tabrrlora Dleadred
Idldrerr 6 da r, Boli have door
oak 9mgmis an access
to 2 m1equind paftV spaces bom lire me roans. ftk
to carsenration 3 laket t>errnnd otsrtplert To clew, cal
Para Keeler at 905.031-3300.
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JILL SMITH* e83-+790 GAIL DALL*
WHY NOT, MARATHON for Vo PARALYYf M
Passes through Pidte N on July 13th. B you're irderested in
participating, please call me for details and an application form. If you
can't participate, but want to cheer on those involved, I invite you to join in
the festivities at our office - 1970 Brock Rd. (northwest Comer of Brod
Rd. 3 Hwy 2) on July 13th at 1:00 p.m. Enjoy a tour of the historic 'Post
Manor" (first 50 receive a comrnernorafm torch), a BBQ (Hot Dog & soft
drink $1.00) ... and much more!
SPOTLESS"TURNBERRY
CASTLE"
Excellent location - quiet crescent
Large principal rooms.
Outstanding family room with
fireplace
Smoketanimal-free home
• Desired layout - wonderful family
horse.
• Upgrades galore! Hurry - won't
last
AJAX BEAUTY!
This lovely 4 bedroom
has it all including
private lot. Call Gail
Dail for more details
683-1790.
HUGE LOT 64 X186' 1 .
Great property forrenovation or
rebuild. 2 bedrooms, finished
basement & more. Call Gail Dail
683-1790.
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PICKERING FREEHOLD CONDO
$148.30C Well kept E -r lownnouse
vie gar b tir rec - Jugraded and
updated while t.t x,p"rds, w^,te
cerartrc tlrs paejuet 5R r iiv S Jw
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back yarC hst 't51ec Ca. F•e
JILL SMITH* e83-+790 GAIL DALL*
WHY NOT, MARATHON for Vo PARALYYf M
Passes through Pidte N on July 13th. B you're irderested in
participating, please call me for details and an application form. If you
can't participate, but want to cheer on those involved, I invite you to join in
the festivities at our office - 1970 Brock Rd. (northwest Comer of Brod
Rd. 3 Hwy 2) on July 13th at 1:00 p.m. Enjoy a tour of the historic 'Post
Manor" (first 50 receive a comrnernorafm torch), a BBQ (Hot Dog & soft
drink $1.00) ... and much more!
SPOTLESS"TURNBERRY
CASTLE"
Excellent location - quiet crescent
Large principal rooms.
Outstanding family room with
fireplace
Smoketanimal-free home
• Desired layout - wonderful family
horse.
• Upgrades galore! Hurry - won't
last
AJAX BEAUTY!
This lovely 4 bedroom
has it all including
private lot. Call Gail
Dail for more details
683-1790.
HUGE LOT 64 X186' 1 .
Great property forrenovation or
rebuild. 2 bedrooms, finished
basement & more. Call Gail Dail
683-1790.
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ALASDAIR
McLEAN'
"WORTH A LOOK"
All brick, 4 bdrm., 3 baths (incl 4 -pc. ens.). Ige. family size kit.,
Cory family rm. w/frill, main fir laundry with entry to garage & exit
to yard. Good size lot 50 x 112 ft., approx. 2,800 sq. ft. Close to all
amenities. $224,900. Call Alasdair Mclean at 839-2121.
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BILL
CHAPMAN•
WHAT ARE YOU PAYING FOR RENT?
Only $6,000 down to own this stylish - Irm. apphanced townhome.
French doors, rec. room, excellent v 'option, will carry for less
than rent. A great opportunity to o., for $116,000. Call Bill
Chapman at 839-2121.
FACHA D
111111A
CLEAW
"SPECTACULAR"
Must be seen!! 4 bdrm. executive home, approx. 3,600 sq. ft. of
elegant living space. In-law suite with separate entrance and walk-
out basement. Too many extras to mention. Askrng $234,900. Call
Rkhard Maclean at 839-2121.
UPGRADES GALORE
22M sq.ft. home with 208 sq. ft. solarium. Eat- n Idtc: en, dreular
stairs, in-law apt with 4 -pc. & Jacuzzi, built-in vanity, pocket door,
concrete drive and more. Priced at $229,000. Call Anne Briscoe at
839-2121.
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ED
CRAIG.
"POWER OF SALE"
Large family home with huge eat -in -kitchen, 3 bdrms. finished rec
rm., fenced back yard with sun deck, interlocking front steps and
double paved drive. Great location! Close to everything! $168.500.
Call Ed Craig at 839-2121.
Ir 1.
LYNN
BLANCHARD'
"FIRST TIME BUYERS DREAM -
Spotless 4 level, 3 bdrm. backsplrt featuring central vac. & pretty
Landscaped lot. Walkout lower level & super convenient location.
Come a see this one — youll love it! Call Lynn Blanchard at 839-
2121
THE NEWS
JULY 3,19WPAGE 7
Briscoe Estates ltd.
i- r-0CAROL E.
KUDLA•• _
SUN & FUN!
Ajax - Best Value! Great family area close to school, parks lake
and bay. This 4 bdrm, 2.300 sq. ft. home just reduced to $209.900
Call Carol E. Kudla. Assoc. Broker at 905-420-7556.
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SHAHLA
AWARI-
GREAT STARTER FOR YOUNG FAMIUES, AFFORDABLE
This 3 ;,crm Ajax Tome backs on tc greenbert :omb ned iv
rmJdin. rm., big kitchen & breakfast area Main fir. laundry m,..
double garage iocated on a quiet crescent Ideal
starterlretlrement Call Shahla Ashtan at 839-2121.
SERENE SETTING
Gorgeous Guikfwood bungalow features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
huge rec room. central air, central vac. and more. Listed at
$255.000. Call Lennie Brown for your personal inspection at 839-
2121.
FIRST TIME BUYER
This is your chance to own this detached 3 bedroom home with
family room, 3 baths, fireplace, w/o from kitchen to fenced yard, 3
appliances. Asking $159,900. Call Judy Shaw at 839-2121.
DICK
ORIGNAL OWNER
Over 2,650 sq.ft. of quality Bramalea craftsmanship on a premium
lot of the owner's choice. Beautifil landscaped, sparkling
interior, greenhouse kitchen and finished basement. Reduced to
$276,900. Call Dido Briscoe at 839-2121.
21 bar blab
PICTURE PERFECT
Quality hardwood, ceramics, 70 oz. carpet, gas fireplace in family
room are just some of the features of this 4 bedroom home.
Pleasant executive area $210,00. Call Michele Jones at 839-2121
today.
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FICK
MOTIVATED VENDORH
One year new custom built "Rick Rondeau" , magnificent two
family estate. 6,700 sq.ft. and partially finished basement. Offers
6 bedrooms, two kitchens, 1.91 acre lot, 4 car garage. Absolutely
stunning overlooking the lake. Offered at $759,000. Call Rick
Briscoe at 839-2121.
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BILL
r ioawsoN•
BEAUTY IN EAST SHORE
This gorgeous backsplit comes equipped with six appliances and
central vacuum. Backing on to greenbeft this is the home for you.
Priced to sell at $159,800. Call Btlf Thompson at 839-2121 for
more Information.
FACHA D
111111A
CLEAW
"SPECTACULAR"
Must be seen!! 4 bdrm. executive home, approx. 3,600 sq. ft. of
elegant living space. In-law suite with separate entrance and walk-
out basement. Too many extras to mention. Askrng $234,900. Call
Rkhard Maclean at 839-2121.
UPGRADES GALORE
22M sq.ft. home with 208 sq. ft. solarium. Eat- n Idtc: en, dreular
stairs, in-law apt with 4 -pc. & Jacuzzi, built-in vanity, pocket door,
concrete drive and more. Priced at $229,000. Call Anne Briscoe at
839-2121.
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ED
CRAIG.
"POWER OF SALE"
Large family home with huge eat -in -kitchen, 3 bdrms. finished rec
rm., fenced back yard with sun deck, interlocking front steps and
double paved drive. Great location! Close to everything! $168.500.
Call Ed Craig at 839-2121.
Ir 1.
LYNN
BLANCHARD'
"FIRST TIME BUYERS DREAM -
Spotless 4 level, 3 bdrm. backsplrt featuring central vac. & pretty
Landscaped lot. Walkout lower level & super convenient location.
Come a see this one — youll love it! Call Lynn Blanchard at 839-
2121
THE NEWS
JULY 3,19WPAGE 7
Briscoe Estates ltd.
i- r-0CAROL E.
KUDLA•• _
SUN & FUN!
Ajax - Best Value! Great family area close to school, parks lake
and bay. This 4 bdrm, 2.300 sq. ft. home just reduced to $209.900
Call Carol E. Kudla. Assoc. Broker at 905-420-7556.
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SHAHLA
AWARI-
GREAT STARTER FOR YOUNG FAMIUES, AFFORDABLE
This 3 ;,crm Ajax Tome backs on tc greenbert :omb ned iv
rmJdin. rm., big kitchen & breakfast area Main fir. laundry m,..
double garage iocated on a quiet crescent Ideal
starterlretlrement Call Shahla Ashtan at 839-2121.
SERENE SETTING
Gorgeous Guikfwood bungalow features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
huge rec room. central air, central vac. and more. Listed at
$255.000. Call Lennie Brown for your personal inspection at 839-
2121.
FIRST TIME BUYER
This is your chance to own this detached 3 bedroom home with
family room, 3 baths, fireplace, w/o from kitchen to fenced yard, 3
appliances. Asking $159,900. Call Judy Shaw at 839-2121.
DICK
ORIGNAL OWNER
Over 2,650 sq.ft. of quality Bramalea craftsmanship on a premium
lot of the owner's choice. Beautifil landscaped, sparkling
interior, greenhouse kitchen and finished basement. Reduced to
$276,900. Call Dido Briscoe at 839-2121.
21 bar blab
PICTURE PERFECT
Quality hardwood, ceramics, 70 oz. carpet, gas fireplace in family
room are just some of the features of this 4 bedroom home.
Pleasant executive area $210,00. Call Michele Jones at 839-2121
today.
i I
1
FICK
MOTIVATED VENDORH
One year new custom built "Rick Rondeau" , magnificent two
family estate. 6,700 sq.ft. and partially finished basement. Offers
6 bedrooms, two kitchens, 1.91 acre lot, 4 car garage. Absolutely
stunning overlooking the lake. Offered at $759,000. Call Rick
Briscoe at 839-2121.
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This wonderful 4 bedroom
sidesplit features gleaming
hardwood floors, eat -in
kitchen, 5 appliances, main
floor family room, and is
priced to sell at $176,500.
This 1,334 sq. ft. home has 3is
bedrooms and a large modern kitchen with pantry. Located in
a great neighborhood. This is a
must see. Call today!
Just listed in a great family : '
75x2oo ft. lot
::i,ea centrally located in Ajax.
Inground pool
bedrooms, above -grade `
Some hardwood floorsFireplace
se-ment windows, rec room,
Cerate Wu0W ma fk• frh t. am. mL 3 4.
5 bedrooms
central air &vac. and lots of
deck. Wide pie lot on very quiet
3 4 -pc. bathrooms
Some new windows
�RgradeS.
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