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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_07_10PICK -N- GO TAXI *4 HOW'R DISPATCH Special rates - Airport i Oo-ot-Town Fine Cars Experienced Drivers t MATERNITY 1 DRESS 1 SALE I I Boa t• G 1 1 I �---- .. Plcl�PA 11W • News Advertiser Wednesday. July 10, 1996 48 pages A Metroland CommunitN Ne"-spaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 28 Humble hero rescues trucker in fiery Hwy. 401 Ajax crash Actions saved man's life, saes cop BY STEPHEN'SHAN'k DI RH %%I SI %tt AJAX — Richard Ntllligan saes sheepishl\ he "just did what I was supposed to do.'. Ontario Pro\ inc ial Police say the 5l)-year-uld man is a hero. 'qtr Milligan and his five- year-old son Erik had just hit Hw\. 401 early Monday morn- in-,, in a buddy :s tractor trailer to pick up scrap metal in Cam- bndLc. when he was rear-ended by another wrstN)und truck one kilometre cast of Westney Road in Ajax around 5.30 a.m. After checkinL to make sure Erik wasn't hurt in the collision. Mr Milligan gut out of his cab and rescued a dazed and injured Mario Lemay —the driver of the other truck — from his burning cab. Moments later it exploded. "The guy rammed me and his cab was crushed up pretty good and embedded into the back ut my trailer:" Mr. Milligan said Tuesda\ trom his tamiI%'s make- shift trailer home. located behind a friend's Bloor Street East resi- dence in Oshawa. "1 looked after my son first and then looked had and saw flames coming up from the other guys cab. I ran over and got him out of there and ICd him to the side of the road. It was just a reaction thing" Seconds later — "it could have been longer but who was counting time''" — the truck's fuel tank exploded and the cab became engulfed in flames. OPP Sergeant Dave Farrar said Mr. Lemay. a 29 -year-old I '- _ ri �• �' 1 Young Erik Milligan knows his dad Richard's a travelling together when their truck was rear - hero after the trucker saved the life of a big rig ended by a transport which exploded driver by pulling him from his fiery cab on moments later. Hwy. 401 in Ajax Monday. The Milligans were photo by Ron Pietroniro Quebec driver who suffered a broken leg in the crash. was still dazed from the impact when his rescuer pulled him out. His truck cab was destroyed in the fire. " I think it's pretty safe to say he saved Mr. Lemay's life. If (Mr. Lemay) hadn't got out of there when he did, he probably wouldn't be here today," said See TRUCKER...Page 4 Blunders lead to shake-up at Pickering Town hall BY MARIANNE TAKA('S ST\FF REPORTER PICKE'RING — Town councillors feeling the heat from residents over a $939.000 budget blunder and a $517.1)O) overpayment to a contractor are planning changes in the way Pick- cring's finances arc run. Council's audit committee last week approved reforms to the Town's financial operations based on recom- mendations of three auditors reports. One report is on Pickering's 1995 year-end financial statement; another investigates why Town staff' failed to include $939.(X)() in provincial cut- backs in figures presented to council- lors until after they'd already approved a preliminary budget, which then had to be revised, and the third reviews a S5170X) overpayment See BLUNDERS... Page 3 Inside In the news Entertainment .....................25 Sports.................................30 Classified .............................34 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www. durhatttnnews. net 934 + 7a GST = $1 ri PAVE 2 -A -THE NEWS ADVF t ISER, WF.D„ JULY 10, 1"6 Pickering Town manager resigns ❑ Tim Sheffield says departure not related to Torn hall upheaval R1' NIARIANNE TAKACS _ ti-rAFF REPOKrFR PICKERLNG — -Ibe T6wn's top civil sen -ant has resigned after working as a Pickering employee for 20 years. Town manager Tim Sheffield has given up his post here to take a new posi- tion as Chief Administrative Officer for the City of North Bay. Though his resig- nation officially takes effect Sept. 20, he is actually leaving at the end of August for the start of a three-week vacation. "My wife and I had always wanted to head north as we got older." says Mr. Sheffield. "Mis, opportunity carne along and fit in with our long-range plans." He says his departure has nothing to do with the current upheaval at Town hall over recent staff errors involving a S939.000 buds'et miscalculation and a S517.000 overpayment to a contractor. "What are perceived as problems we've encountered the last six months hav, had w hearing whatsoever on the decision th:u I ' � c mock . Beside• the desire' to move n(xth. 11r Sheftiekl says he also accepted the new CAO position txcause cif the -different opportunities and challenges' it will pn,- vidc. "The municipal organization is broad- er in that it pert' all the functions for its citizens that the Region and the Town perform for our citizens. 'Ibere are differ- ent and moreyauied challenges than there are here... Mr. Sheffield, 49, has worked for Pickering since 1975 when he started here as the Lown' solicitor. In i(),-)3 he took on the dual position of Town man- ager/solicitor until 1995. when he tx'(-urie solely Town manager. "I have enjoyed every hit of it." he says of his years here. "1iicre have been some very. very good tuyie.% and some: not s0 gcx-d times. But all of them have been challenging Mr. Sheffield's resignation was accepted by Mayor Wayne Arthurs last Friday. The mayor said on behalf of Pick- ering Council that the Town will be som- to lose Mr. Sheffield. adding his exem- plan service to the Town has been an integral pan of the Town's success during his tenure. Mavor Arthur,., also wished `Ir. Sheffickf continued success in his new Tx),Iu xl. Canadian Tire 1300 Kingston Road at Liverpool Road PICKERING N E Y ft! 7T;! GArt ET Test your skill at '.A P SPAnWG. &hW&,-A.0 UUi&M. SPS" FY basketball, football, baseball, soccer or street hockey. Hey -- try'em all! Canadian Tire 1300 Kingston Rd. PARKING LOT Pickering Thursday, July 11 ONLY 12 NOON -6:00 P.M. 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And. the site where Julie's remains were found will be examined by a forensic anthropologist and three dozen archeology students. The funeral for the daugh- ter of Pat and John Stanton will he held at St. Isaac Jogues Church, 1148 Finch Ave., at 10:30 a.m. Burial will follow at Erskine Cemetery, also on Finch Avenue. The public is welcome to attend the funeral, says Do dic Maw, a neighbor acting as a spokesman for the Stantons. Julie, a popular 14 -year-old Dun- harton High School honors student at the time, disap- peared Easter Mon- day, 1990, after leaving her Maury Crescent hotne. Peter Stark, the father of her hest friend, was convict- ed of Julie's mur- der two years ago despite the absence of her body. He is appealing his conviction. Meanwhile, forensic anthropologist Dr. Jerry Mcl- bye of the University of Toronto and about 35 arche- ology students from Sir Wil- frid Laurier University will scour the wooded area of a farts near Pontypoml where Julie's remains were found late last month, says Detcc- tiye-Inspector Bill Van Allen, of the OPP. The special archeological kL Julie Stanton dig is tentatively u:heduled to begin July 15 and could last anywhere from one to two weeks. he says. "We want to I ensure that we haven't missed any- thing. These people possess expertise in this area that we don't. We want to make sure the site is searched as thoroughly as possible.- The ossible"The decision to bring in Dr. Mclhve came atter he vis- ited the site and made some suggestions ati to a further search for evidence. Det.- Insp. Van Allen reports. Anvthing new discovered in the scientific search will be u nt to the Centre for Foren- sic Sciences in Toronto where a thorough examination will be conducted by a team of- experts. fexperts. he says. A prelimi- nary examination of Julie's remains has been completed but a full analysis planned by the team will he postponed until the new search is fin- ished. The delay has been explained to Julie's family by Ontario's Deputy Chief Coro- ner Jim Cairns, Det.-Insp. Van Allen says. Once the examinations are complete, Julie's remains will be returned to her family for burial. Funeral arrangements will be handled by McF:achnic Funeral Home but there will be- no visitation before the funeral service, Ms. Maw says. People wishing to send flowers for the funeral may do so through McEachnic's at 428-8488. � Donations in Julie's memory may he made to Child Find and the Chil- dren's Wish Foundation, also through McFachnic's. Blunders spark Town hall shake-up FROM PAGE 1 accidentally made by Town stall on the Fairport Road reconstruction project (the money has not been recov- cred and Pickering has launched a lawsuit against the company involved). Councillors also voted during a recent closed -door session to establish a new administrative committee to over.re areas of Town oper- ations such as finance and human resources. Audit committee chair- man and Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Bren- ner expects his committee's recommendations to he implemented by Council at its next meeting Aug. 6. He says all councillors have heard from constituents about the financial errors and taxpayers want action to deal with the problems that led to the mistakes. "A lot of them are wanti- ng to know when changes are taking place" In response to the audi- tor's report on the overpay- ment, the committee is rec- ommending stricter controls on payments and new pro- cedures that should result in the tracking of expenditures on a job from beginning to end. As well, says Coun. Brenner, there is a recom- mendation that all staff, as a condition of employment. sign a document com- mitting them to report any finan- cial errors, dis- crepancies or pay- ment problems immediately to the Town solicitor or Council. That is to ensure there will Mauri be '-nomisunder- standing" regarding the expectations of Council in such matters. Councillors were not informed of the $5170X) overpayment untiI about a month-and-a-half after it was discovered by staff. Recommendations relat- ing to the budget error include having Council set clearer budget goals tier staff. better training of staff in areas such as computer- ized budgeting. spread sheets and cost analysis; improved co-ordination of the budget process; and the designation of a single staff member to oversee the bud- get. "One of the things that is glaring is the whole need for better co-ordination between departments as it pertains to finance," says Coun. Brenner. "Every- body's trying to do what their mandate is. Unfortu- nately, it's just not all co - cm& mbote on any in -stock itm 100%0 J OVA" OAC Coll )odor for roor fM 11111111110" esflioloN 1 _ Sale- ends July 21, 1996 IV SHERIDAIV it HEATING i AIR CONDITIONING SHOWROOM LOCATION: 1895 Clements Rd., #1160, Pickering, Ont L1 W 3V5 DURHAM TORONTO (905) 427-5551 b4ftAair MiA (416) 752-9111 ce lydi nated." Recom- mendations relat- ing to the 1995 Iinancial state- ment include more frequent reporting to Council on the Town's reserve accounts, stan- Brenner dardizarion of- expense f expense account claims and improved han- dling of petty cash. Terms of reference for and the precise structure of the new administrative committee have yet to be approved, but Mayor Wayne Arthurs says it will function much as Durham Region's administration and finance committee, overseeing financial, legal and admin- istrative affairs, as well as the human resources depart- ment. He believes the new committee will allow coun- cillors to exercise "a little more direct manageincnt" over operations under its purview. Both the mayor and Ward 1 local Councillor Sherry Senis opposed the formation of the new com- mittee because they believed Council should wait for the results of a $29,(XX) consultant's review of Town operations due next week before making change.. "This is a major change in the way we do business:' says Coun. Senis. "We haven't heard from (consul- tant Craig) Bradford Net as to what he feels is the direc- tion we should go." Coun. Brenner maintains the new committee should improve the working rela- tionship between council- lors and staff and will enable them to work togeth- er more on issues before recommendations go to Council. 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When it's a human life, you have to do what you can. There was a fire, so I had to help him get out" Yesterda}. Mr. Milligan conceded he was "in a little hit of shock" when he finally sat down and thought over the pre%jous morning's events. "TodaN it's just starting to reallysink in. I'm still a hit shaky, nervous, but I'm going to be all right." On a two-week vacation due to the summer General Motors shutdown. Mr. Milligan, who has been driving trucks since he was a teen. borrowed a friend's truck for the Cambridge pick-up. Sgt. Farrar said the accident hap- pened when Mr. Milligan slowed for traffic and was rear-ended h_v Mr. Lemay's truck. Westbound highway traffic was slowed to a crawl for the morning and much of the afternoon — police divert- ed motorists along the shoulder until re -opening one lane after 12 p.m. — as truck debris and bottled water lay strewn across the roadway. The Quebec-hascd Yaric Corpora- tion truck Mr. L.emay droyc was deliv- ering, a load of Naya bottled water from Montreal to Toronto. police said. Mr. I_emay, who was treated and released from Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. was picked up from OPP Whithv detachment later Monday by family members and was to return to Quebec today. said Sgt. Farrar. He wasn't available for comment at Press time. Mr. Lemay was charged with care- less driving. Carmt=Town FLOORING CENTRE "W here Customers Send Their Friends" THE PREMIER PERFORMANCE CARPET i morn ,k 1—,iriwi %irramcd t» Du Pont. (HURRY! TIME IS RUNNING OUT! VaWaaonw 1 1 1 Fill in this ballot for a chance to K 1 NAME MWw,. CWW2 MGftS ADDRESS 1 � 1 4L2�x CITY 1 Pic— ked 427-2184 PHONE 831-2111 t MonarchDROP OFF ENTRY AT THE ht Y.t JnNe' r`rssLOCATION NEARESTYOU. 469 Kingston RdL�titi��tr•qtr•tr•��t��tttt■iti��tti�t�[itr♦�� • mum THAN Iva M 1"07! 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The biker spotcheck at the Westney Road ramp in Ajax involved 25 tactical assault officers from Whitby, Downsview and Aurora OPP and was treated by police as a "high-risk takedown," says OPP Sergeant Terry Blace. All eastbound lanes were closed for about 15 minutes at 2 p.m., as about 30 members of the Rock Machine motorcycle club were escorted off the highway onto the shoulder. Eastbound traffic remained backed up for hours, while westbound traffic moved at a crawl as motorists slowed to observe. Gang members on bikes and in cars and vans were detained, iden- tified and searched by officers, before eventually being allowed to proceed. A small amount of mari- juana, a clip from a semi-automat- ic weapon and a bullet-proof vest were among items seized by police during the search, says Sgt. Blace. No charges were laid as the bik- ers "tossed the items out" before being stopped, says the sergeant. However, he reports charges may be laid following further investiga- tion. It was the first occasion the Rock Machine — tied to recent bombings and violence between rival clubs in Quebec — crossed the Ontario border en masse, says Sgt. Blace. Police believe the trip signals the beginning of the gang's expan- sion into Ontario. "They are a notoriously high profile gang known for violence and their involvement in criminal activity. This was not a social call. They weren't just going to a field party," says Sgt. Blace. "This trip was a show of force or strength on their part to expand their business into Ontario, to start spreading their influence in this area, which we want to discour- age." Sgt. Blace says the gang's visit "may well be" related to the much -publi- cized, recent retirement of Satan's Choice founding member Bernie Guindon, an Oshawa native. '"They certainly weren't coming to pay their respects to him. They are bitter, arch rivals." Sgt. Blace notes the two clubs SAVE BROKEN WINDSHIELD?UP TO 170.00 No O ve rc h a r e to Insurance C O. , united time only - Pickering Location) We .. Engine Shampoo • $11100.00 41111 WIPER •IL CHANGE Deductible BLADES Auto Glass .� 420-0834 Based on Insurance Prices • All work Guaranteed • Call for details on Car clean-ups: AU RO" THORNHILL IiWIN a S NORTH YORK ' WELLINGTON AJAX 15474 ELGIN YONGE ST. 905 841-1868 860 Brock Rd. S. 837-7819 Unit #1 Pickering, Ont. have been involved in violent turf wars in Quebec in the past two years which have claimed numer- ous lives. The Rock Machine members entered Ontario Saturday, stopping in Kingston on their way to Barrie, where they spent the night and were returning east on Sunday. The roadside search was part of a planned crackdown on biker gangs announced by the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police last month, says the sergeant. RICHMOND HW. 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Distribution ntutagt:r ('.eneral: (905) 693-5110 Classified: i9)5) 693-0707 Circulation: (905) 683-Si17F.Ax: 1905 t hit t- 71h? E %fail: \civ v(r)m (� durhamne- s net on the Internet: http//w%kA.durban)- news net The ties A&Vrimer is a membLr A the Arai -Picketing Ri ird of Trak. Canadian Ctintmunny Ne-spaper AsxY . Canadian Circulations Audit Board, Ontano Pass Ccuncil and OMMRI The puNisher reserves the right to classify ix refuse any advernsement Credit fix advemsemeni hmtted tis space price errix occupies Ganging up The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Pol Ice. headed b,. Durham's top cop Trevor McCagherty. last month announced a crackdown on hiker gangs. Front-line officers last weekend practised what their bo %ses preached. Ontario Provincial Police officers from detachments in Whithy. Downsview and Aurora stopped members of the Montreal-based Rock Machine as they rumbled through Durham Sunda%. 1-acucal assault cops stopped gang members on motorcycles and in cars and vans as theN rolled along Hw". 401 in Aiax. OPP officials say the gang's %isit may be related to the much-publici/ed, recent Port Pem retirement party for Satan's Choice founding member Bernie Gulndon, an Oshawa native. After all, the Machinc and the Choice are bitter ene- mies who have been involved in blcxxiv turf wars in Quebec the past two years which have killed numerous people, includ- ing innocent bvstanders. More likely, police believe, Rock Machine members were putting on a "show, of force' aimed at Jetting n% al gangs know the,, intend to muscle their "ay into Ontano. The goxxl guy_ s met the bad guvs with an impressive show of force of" their own, wndme two doien heavily -armed offi- cers after 30 gang members in what police treated a% a "high- risk takedtnvn Police laid no charges, but they did send a strung message on behalf of the public they serve and protect: Rack Machine. stay out. Other gangs, dean up your act. We have no use for Your type in Durham. or anywhere else in Ontario for that matter. Nor will we tolerate your drug trafficking or other criminal activity. And, we especially have no room here for your violent turf wars, like the recent bombings in Quebec that have taken the lives of go od people who just happetxxi to be in the vrone place at the wrong time. We fulh support the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police and the OPP in their pro-acti%c move to keep one biker gang out and the rest on their totes, but would caution them atx)ut high-profile shows of force in heavv traffic. Take these hikers odT the road entirely (perhaps at a truck weigh station) in the spirit of safety and let them know we all mean business. It might he the ounce of prevention that's needed to avert a blooAy turn war later, a turf war in which innocent people are killed. eI To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 683-7040 +nftnsounce and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone You said it... In response to last Wednesday's editorial about tourism in Durham, our readers said: ♦ "I'd like to add another couple of good spots in Durham -- both in Oshawa. The Oshawa (McLaughlin) Art Gallery and Sydenham Museum are both worth a visit," ♦ "I'm the chairman of the Pickering Museum Village advisory committee run by the Town of Pickering. It's wonderful you mentioned us but we have to get the name straight -- it's Pickering Museum Village -- because many people wander Pickering Village looking for a wonderful museum that's not there. We can't get our image and our identity out in the community if we don't get the title right. Pickering Museum Village is in Greenwood and we welcome visitors all summer long." MY NEW $30MILLION AGENCYWILL HELP UNIFY CANADA i. - i -WOULD I LIE To \ YOU 2 N tN►s� Overheard.,, - i "I'm going to try to make it a great experience. It may be my only chance, so I'm going to make it a great experience. I'm not going to go there just to say I went to the Olympics. �----- r I want to have a good showing and i represent my� country the t best that I can ... I want to set a high goal for myself." -- Canadian archery team member and Pickering resident Kevin Sally on his Olympic dream. v Letters to the editor Trustees have worked hard in face of provincial cuts To the editor: Re: Your editorial, lune 7.1990 You suggest trustees have not been creative. flexible or responsible when developing the 1996 budget. You say the blame for cuts to services should rest with the Durham Board and not the pro%incial government. During the course of our budget process ,our paper has maintained a one-sided view and seems to be selecti%e on reporting educational issues. For example, you did not choose to print the resolution passed by the Board, in February, when they real- ized how serious the ramifications of the impending cuts would be to the education system in Durham. At that time the Durham Public Board passed the following motion: "Therefore be it resolved that the Durham Board of Education notify the government of Ontario that any reduction in income tax be delayed until additional reduc- tions in transfer payments to educa- tion are unnecessary." Trustees attempted to protect ser- vices to students and found that this was an impossible task due to the severity of the education cuts. The government had given no considera- tion to those boards, like Durham's, which have a long history of being frugal. Presently, the Durham Board spends $500 less at the elementary level and $600 less at the secondary level than the provincial average and is the lowest spending Board in the GTA. It also might be of interest to note that the Durham Board is one of the largest school boards in Canada and the second largest employer in Durham. After approving the 1996 budget, The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser accepts tetters to the editor. All letters sbaild be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter mast be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please mdude a phone nwnber for reri8eation. The editor reserves the Widd to edit copy for style• length and Opinions expressed in letters those of the writer and not neces dMe a(Mm News Advertam trustees, unanimously, in a recorded vote, passed the following motion; "Therefore he it resolved that the Durham Board of Education inform the government of' Ontario that pre sent and future cuts to education have a serious impact on the Durham Board of Education's ability to pro- vide the quality of education which ratepayers in Durham region require for the future success of students and the recovery of the economy in this region." Durham's 15 trustees spend many hours talking to parents, students, staff and constituents while keeping well informed about educational issues. They have unanimously expressed their concerns to the provincial government regarding the impact of the funding cutbacks. Colleen Jordan, Wards 1&2 trustee, Ajax, I would add `Amen' to that To the editor: In response to the thoughtful and caring headline in the Wednesday, July 3 1996 edition of the News Advertiser: 'Rest in peace, Julie', may I add one word: 'Amen'. Lou Dickson Ajax We need those dollars for `so t' services To the editor: '[Tic provincial government is proposing the removal of "soft ser- vices" from The Development Charges Act (DCA). Included as soft services are recreation facilities, circ departments and libraries. The Town of Ajax continues to grow in most areas with Riverside in the northwest, Somerset Cove, nor% 1n the planning process, in the southeast and more development along the Hwy. 2 corridor east ofHarwood Avenue. All of these projects will affect the level of service demanded of the library, recreation, fire and other ser- vices which are so important to the health and well-being of a communi- ty. Through judicious use of DCA money our facilities have been able to keep pace with population growth. The capital raised by development charges helps pay for the expansion of these services caused by the expan- sion of the population. The general tax levy pays for the operation of these facilities after they have been completed and are benefitting the entire population. These services must continue to be funded by development charges. This will ensure that increased population, resulting from develop- ment, will not dilute those services which have been provided to the existing community and those which are expected by new residents based on historic service levels. Development charges applied to soft services will allow this growth with- out impacting the general tax levy. Bob Jeffery, chairman, Ajax Public Library Board Ajax i -6. q; r,..r ,r.,,r ,�l ,.. . . •, . I • ,., P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 10, 1996-PAGE7 A , oCl * A,0 poi �pMUSEUM VILLAGE i� PICKERINGzPICIKERING our 0- Y) Celebrating * Town of Pickering (905) 420.2222 (905) 683.2760 11 311"'Anniversa El E4 July 17 Committee of Adjustment July Council Summer Recess August 7 Committee of Adjustment 4#1 PICKERING PROUD A special thank you to all the Canada Day 1996 Sponsors for an event well clone. • Canadian Progress Club • Kinsmen Club of Canada • Optimist Club of Pickering • Canadian Progress Club - Women • Pickering Softball Association • Pickering Concert Band • Pickering Players • South Pickering Seniors Club 753 • KG Old Severin (German Canadian Club) • , atya Sanatan Dharma Cultural Assoc. • I ,I Westshorc Scouts • Is[ Bay Ridges Scouts • Pickering Soccer Club • Pickering Rep Sotthall • Pickering Panthers • Aris Council • Big Sisters • Shaw Cable 10 • Durham Regional Police • KX96 FM • Ontario Hydro • %I c hael Boer Pontiac Buick • MDK F-lectnc I R/R,C Kr,ppi - I b NEW Intersection Pedestrian Signal (IM) In July, 1996, the Town will install a new type of tratlic control device known as an "Intersection Pedestrian Signal" or IPS, at the Oklahoma Drive and Eyer Drive intersection. The IPS will replace the existing Pedestrian Crossover (PXO) at this location as it is considered a more positive and effective pedestrian crossing device. The IPS system is distinctly different from a standard traffic light signal in two ways: i) The traffic signal poles and pedestrian indications are located on one leg of the intersection and the pedestrians will only be permitted to cross at that location. ii) The traffic approaching from the side street, Eyer Drive, will be controlled by a STOP sign as opposed to a traffic signal indication. Vehicles approaching from the side street will be permitted to turn on to or cross the main street, Oklahoma Drive, only when it is clear to do so, yielding the right-of-way to both pedestrians crossing Oklahoma Drive as well as vehicles travelling along Oklahoma Drive. Here's how the IPS operates: i) Pedestrians must press the Pedestrian button to cross, and then wait for the "Walk" signal indication. ii) Traffic on Oklahoma Drive must obey the traffic signals and stop at the stop bar on the road. iii) Traffic on Eyer Drive must stop and yield the right-of-way to traffic on Oklahoma Drive and pedestrians in the crossing. Please use the IPS device properly and feel free to contact Stephen Brake in the Public Works Department with your comments and observations by calling 420-4630. TTTTT 1996 Town of Pickering CIVIC AWARD RECIPIENTS DATES: ,JULY 10-AU(;UST 16 Pine Ridge Secondary Schrxtl Monday & Wednesda,, to l-ndav :30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. St. Mary Catholic High School Monday - Friday 7:(4) - 10:30 p.m. Fast Shore Community Centre 'vVcdncsday & friday 7:04) p.m. - 10:(4) p.m. Brougham Hall Tuesday: I:1N1 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. * Basketball * Volleyball * Ball Hceke-,' * Soccer * Badminton * Tournamen * 'fable Tennis * Dominoes * Cards * Roard Games * Music K Videos 683-6582 or 420-6588 **FREE''-' Pickering Youth at Eastshore Community Centre thank the Canadian Procyress Clubs for Donations to the Youth Centre Pro rams. °rN OF Pickering F 9 aM- age �iu°urt°' tl� � uicfaynKurt afiorirg ttuo� 3SdE o4,uettsotraa�r�• a.s Sunday, duly a lSt 1996 11:00 L>k - 5.•00 P.M Antique & Collectibles Vendors Vending space available for dealers. Call 683-8401. Pickering Museum Village is located in Greenwood on Hwy. #7 between Brock Rd. & Westney Rd. For more information, please call (905)420-4620 or 683-8401. Fr.ini Rr,H Iclt to rr:ht Knsia !)unl,+r. Su,an P.iI,lill F.,r PiAcnng Food Bank. Jcan Drakc. Sarah Sloan Back RoH Mud Hen , Tapp-, & Grill. Jim Dike, Bcmard Dione. John HanhndLc. Pickering 'AA" Intermediate Rinixite Tram. St Stan Sccondar-, S.hur,l Impro% Tram. Lisa Flaxi's tathcr 1,,hn Tarn \litchcll. Pi_kenn_ R,,Iaf-, Club. Fircti.ghter Bill (:,i ht, +I ,h,cni t r: -in phot„ P-1 St Pail , ()ii fhc Hill F —t Bank % Si \tan_ Cattily: Sccondar-, S,houl Inipnn Team ;UMMER SQUASH CLINICS for Junior Players July 15 to July 19 August 12 to August 16 Call Squash Pro Scott Coleman Pickering Recreation Complex 683-6582 ��.yy,yy. yy yy yy. yy yy. yyyyyy., yyyyyyyy y,yyyyyy yy yy yy TTT��T�T�T��T�TTT�TTTT��TTTT�T�T��T� • P PAGE A -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.,Jl'LY lU, 1996 Pickeringman charged after mom beateng life threatened continued driving The woman didn't suffer seri. '. PICKERING — A 25 -year-old report the 48 -year-old woman tim in the face while she was dpi- The accused c g cert Pickering man faces charges of was driving in the Pickering area ving and ordered her to slop the while punching the woman ous injuries and didn't require assault and threatening death with her son, who was a passen- car, at which point he then repeatedly in the head and then hospital treatment, police say. after a woman was attacked in a ger, when the two got into an pushed her to the passenger's turned into a residential drive- The accused, of Valley harm car Saturday night, police say. argument. side and got behind the wheel, way. where he then threatened he Road, was charged with assaull Durham Regional Police rbc accused punched the �'ir police say. would kill her. police say. and threatening death. Pickering resident — - ' • ' 1of3 F _ - -1- fF busted for welfare _ fraud = 1 PICKERINO • • , A Dickering ,I � man is one three people charged with defrauding the Durham _ - social scry ices department of more that S75.0"). 20 20 • • 25 25 the -41-`ear- - of AR F4H vF AM - YFAR t.IY - .,., .. - •. - FREE ,.... GTY - old Glenanna Road resident - ORTHO PRACTIC SPECIAL EDITION ORTHO SITREME ORTHO LUXURY , was arrested June DYNASTY ESTI CHOICES _ 25 b% Durham Regional Police SINGLE $1W • \ ( I) I • \ ( ) O 1 I SINGLE $ SINGLE followmc an $229 SINGLE MATTRESS MATTRESS • • F MATTRESS MATTRESS 374 im•l.stigation b%• 11 I1�.E- l � I I1.[.( )�� the %&Aal ser- SFT ,3-.-f • M:1) • \] [+l'1Z1:�� s�'T 'S54 SET '614 SFT 31-f vices depart- IN>I HLI- ... 259 st l . i . ) IH>l HL -....364 �I I Sv • 1101 KL.L......... 609 St I b-. mens �)t LLN.....289 •11 .1• IM)t 111.1...209 .I t l�1 A�lF (•( )\Tlt 1- LEN .......... 439 +er�� The accused 1.1�c......... 4;9 %1 rF.x. Qt Lt.% -.239 .1 I .o•) V171'11 Pt 11( 11AtiF O1: ANI" bink.. .....SS-'+ %I 1 Fi. � ALT( 111N(, MA -1 -CHESS SU F 1►1Nc..............S84 %ti lu{. was chars -,ed with fraud - over 10 15 25 25 E SL(w and two T� " AR SINGLE 15 YR. <'TY `TY counts of perjure relating, to POST1itE CARE COMFORT SLEEP MIS.NUTCHED $ ORTHO PEDIC ORTHO ELEG�ICE sIs,212 he - MATTRESSES 129 received in scxial$levt% a s s i s t a n c e SINGLE SINGLE179 $2j"PrilSINGLE SINGLE between 1'ebr d MATTRESS MATTRESS MISMATCHED SETS MATTRESS MATTRESS 289 an. 1993 and " SET x394 SET '479 February. 1994. SET `224 SET '284 SINGLE 129 I ................... , police say. 1x)1 1111.-....2"9 %er -f w Ix)t HLI:...339 .1-1 sc.•) 1)O1 NL -....169 ♦1 I Gx. 1)l)t HLE...11 9 %FT it. • 1 ljl-r\..... 309 xtr ��, tll'EF\i.....369 ,r_r avv J e p a r a t c `)l t.t �..... 199 x1 I ci. c►t t: -x ..... 219 ,n ixI DOUBLE ................. 159 wt�<.........459 x11 r,ov t.11r�.........519 %1 r xc,v inyesti•_ations also led to the recent arrests e DI AN DAY BED Ft "1'()N BEI) S - . (APIXIN'S ECONO BED - two women. one Frame and 1 4 Large CANOPY dormerly of Mattress ff Storage Drawers BED Oshawa now' liv , -,y� = � F;: Complete ing in Hastings. 9 Q and one currently$269 Y residing in -98 Y •- r r 't a 1 1 - 339 Oshaw'a. e Ename. F .,sn 7 M I 21 A 29-vear-old Maple Finish w u Crnu wtth (.anup� former Oshawa I BBV N BEI T • resident was BOOKCASE BUNK arrested last Fri- .SEW _ CREW (QUARTERS SPACE SAVER BUNK day and charged L'TON,� _ Great FEATURES: ;� Single over with five counts r — Styling With • Twin beds Double Of fraud over BUNK -� Upper 114 tower -Arm oi'e Armoire _— Bookcase •Bookcase $1,000 and eight • Closet counts of perJmy.99 Futon &'3$ _ _ — - '— _ $2 99 relating to Mattress ' tw Drawer348 $45,204.80 she Extra Extra $499 received in social assistance • • • between 1991 • and 1995. • • • . , A 49 -year-old BAYLY TAUNTON Hillcrest Drive 0 woman has been � � CLE MENTS x w charged with two A •A,• -� ••, " o • counts of fraud Y $ a over $1,000 and �`�3 � o �- � N rn five counts Of a� N °� EA FINANCING PERSONAL ax e H rA ♦ x rA AVAILABLE CHEQUES er' perjury, relating 1 - 10-6 to $13,600 she Thum. -Vel. 10-9 . 1" was paid in assis- san� o,.aa tante betweens, ;�t.w san • 1992 and 1995. \ F 11-4 11-4 • • . F1 L - - " THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 10, M&PAGE 9-A Around Durham Region A U.S. demolition firm levelled the # 1 melt shop at Co -Steel LASCO in south Whitby Monday as the facility was no longer being used. photos by Wafter Koester Police investigate report of man who exposed himself . OSHAWA -- A 20 -year-old Oshawa woman fell victim to a creep who followed her as she walked home Friday, police say. The woman was walking to her residence in the Olive Avenue and Central Park Boulevard South area around 5 p.m. and noticed she was being followed by a man driving a white, 1988 Ford van. The man stopped his vehicle and offered her a ride, which she refused, and continued to follow her for several blocks, Durham Region- al Police say. He then stopped the van, got out and turned to the victim with his pants down and mastur- Bars, eateries polled on smoking ban BY BRIAN LEGREE _ DURHAM STAFF DURHAM -- A local business organization is conducting a survey in the wake of Toronto council's decision to ban smoking in bars and restaurants. The Oshawa-Clarington Chamber of Commerce will poll businesses in the hospitality sector to determine their position on the issue. Toronto council recently voted to ban smoking in bars and restaurants effective Jan. I. "We are concerned as a Chamber that Oshawa or Clarington may try to duplicate what Toronto did," says Lloyd Fenemore, president of the Oshawa-Clarington Chamber of Com- merce, "and we feel the changes made in Toronto, if implemented here. would he somewhat detrimental to businesses such as restaurants and bars." Oshawa's current smokine bylaw requires 50 per cent of bars and restau- rants to be designated non-smoking. Oshawa will review its smoking bylaw this fall. In Clarington, eating estab- lishments must he 75 per cent smoke- free, but that number can he reduced to 30 per cent after 8:30 p.m. The Chamber will survey as many of its members and non-members "that could possibly he impacted by punitive legislation such as occurred in Toron- to, -says Peter Mitchell, the Chamber', executive director. The idea of the survey is "to get a thumbnail sketch of stakeholders' con- cerns." says Mr. 'Mitchell. Results of the su-vey could be ready later this month, he sans. Money needed if Oshawa plan for airport museum to fly BY BRIAN' LEG REE Dl RHaN tir%v OSHAWA — 'llx City is committed to the idea of creatine a museum com- plex at the Oshawa Atrpoort, but funding is the critical issue. says !Mayor Nancy Diamond. City council voted 11-2 in favor of a 'museum cluster concept' at ttx; airport at a recent meeting and renewed its com- mitment of 522,(1(X) toward a 560.()(x) study of the issue. -This says we rcx:ognize the history, the value, the heritage" says IMa%or Dia- mond, "but it's a long road and we'll need some creative ways to handle financing. Ray Lunn, president of the Oshawa Aeronautical, Militan and Industrial Museum, expressed concerns about the City's handling of airport issues at a recent council meeting. Although council has voted to close Hangars No. I and No. 2 by the end of November, Mr. Lunn wants them "restored to World War 11 conditions:' so the museum can utilize them for display purposes. City officials estimate it would cost more than $280,000 to do the repairs necessary at Hangar No. 2, which houses bated. The suspect was described as 55, with white hair, about 5'6", 120 pounds and with a slim build. Police traced the plates of the van to a Scar- borough residence, but no arrest was made. Subway sandwich shop robbed by bandanna bandits WHITBY -- A Whitby sandwich shop clerk was robbed at knifepoint by two bandan- na -clad bandits who made off with $400 early Saturday morning. Durham Regional Police say the thieves entered the Subway at 3050 Garden St. N. just after midnight and one threatened the clerk Enterprise Air. Hangar No. I is also in need of repair~. "The airn of this concept is to attract tourists:' says Councillor Robert Lutczyk. 'This is one of the most unique museums not only in Canada, but on the continent" A 1994 City report recommended the South field ;ould become a cluster of museums, but a study is required. The possihility of the Canadian :automotive Museum being moved to the airport has also been considered. City officials say. Councillor Cathy Clarke: says the Local Architectural Consenauon Adyi- soxv Committee i LACAC i is in favor of retaining the hangars. The museum has had difficulty Let- ting funding from private and public sec- tor sources to match the funding fix the study, says Mr. Lunn. They plan on approaching Hentage Canada fir fund- ing, he says. But once the studies are complete. findin- funding to create a museum clus- ter is another issue, says Mayor Dia- mond. " lt's an extraordinary opportunity for tourism. It would give the south field a second life, but the: bottom line is going to be dollars:' with a knife, demanding cash. The employee turned over a till's cash, which the second suspect placed into a small bag, police say. The thieves then ordered the victim to hand over cash from another lower till, which the clerk said did not exist. The two then fled from the area on foot. Police recovered a piece of clothing left behind by one the bandits at the scene, how- ever a search of the area failed to turn up any suspects. Both robbers were male. One is 5'8" or 5'9" with slim build. He was wearing a blue denim baseball cap, red ban- danna, white knitted gloves, a black sweater and black jeans. The other is about 6'1" to 6'2" with slim build and an accent. He also wore a red ban- danna, knitted black gloves, a red baseball cap, blue nylon jacket with a hood over his head and white running shoes. PAGE 10 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. JLTY 10, 19% V YOUTH Camp helps youths 19 with relationships and communication D Free summer camps offered in Claremont and Pickering Village filled with fun activities AJAX-PICKI-RING -- A free summer camp for youths will help participants learn about relation- ships and communication. 7 -he Youth Centre is offering two sessions of the Unique You 2 camp for %,ouths aged 11 to 15. The first session is from July 22 to 26 at the Claremont United Church on Brock Road north of Central Street. The second is from Jule 29 to Aug. 2 at Pickering- Villa,_e United Church on Church Street north of Hwy. 2. Both sessions run from 1 to 4 p.m. Bail}'. Acti%•ities include crafts. games and role playing, gi%-ing youths a chance to learn about relationships. safe dating and communicating_ with friends and family. The Youth Centre is a community health centre for youths and their families. Among the ser\ ices pro\ ided are sexual health counselling, general medical ser"` ices, health promotion and education programs, and parent- ing support. For more information or to regis- ter for the camp. call 42S-1212. AT SEARS DON'i AY NT11. 1991!o wHN.YOUR .a .a Cw A Save 50°'° Save 35°'° ON SEARS BEST' ON DUETTE PLEATED SHADES CUSTOM WINDOW BY HUNTER DOUGLAS COVERINGS Hese exdasive 1 1, 1 owed sales, Sw e as wrtkds in wowas, solids and in a gide spectrian of aims, prints, 1' harbenlal and Was bifds we dwAk easy N door and in ever 100 celows and pelterws„ they're 1wdiled by a iloda a warrwtyr. as well ws char sales wilt a Nigae 'Conplete war only re. details at Sto heneyca■b p1low aastrrrc1. 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EAM Er/x'rt more front Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon. -Fri. 8:00 &m.-9:00 p.m., Set 8:00 a.m -8.00 p.cn, Sun.12:00 noon -5:00 P-rl �r.rn 4208000, Ent 227 or 299 THE (YEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 10, 1996 -PAGE 11-A V COMMUNITY Volunteers nurse hospital gardens back to health BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING -- Debbie Perkins and her family will be doing a little more gardening than they expected this year. The Ajax clan is taking care of the flower beds at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital this summer. That's all the flower beds, all summer. They and a hardy little group of volun- teers have already spent many hours weeding the beds and planting over 1,00(J flowers and ornamental plants donated by Vandermeer Nurserv. Now the green thumbs have to water them regularly, a job that takes up to one - and -a -half hours each time. And there'll be more to do again in the fall. It all started on June 9 when Mrs. G Perkins took her son, who had been E in a bicycle accident, to the hospital emergency department. Ile turned out to be fine, but she was appalled to see the flower beds on the hospital grounds empty except for a cover of weeds. She decided to do somethins about it and began to make enquiries at the hos- pi tal. "I was willing to buy my own flowers," says Mrs. Perkins. Fortu- nately, she discovered Vandermeer Nursery was willing to again donate flowers for the beds as it has in pre- vious years, but was unable to do the planting as before. She planned to pick up the flowers and plant them herself. Also fortunately, others pitched in to help_ Lynne Leech, a hospital vol- unteer and teacher -librarian at Cadarackque Public School in Ajax offered her assistance. And Mrs. Perkins' children, 13 - year -old Jennifer and 11 -year-old Christopher, were also eager to lend a hand, showing considerably more enthusiasm than they usually do for their home gardening chores. "It just took one person to open the door and then everybody was willing to help and do something," says Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Perkins and her kids did Christian singles in the swim PICKERING -- The Christian Sin- gles Serving Christ host a pool party, picnic and barbecue Saturday, July 20. It takes place at Petticoat Creek Conservation Area in Pickering. Meet at the Christian Life Centre, corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft Roads, Ajax. Call 428-7028, 683-4301, or 416-929-0826. most of the weeding on a Monday, with kids, a friend of her daughter and four of the rest unexpectedly 1 done by the folks who cut the grass at the hos- pital. The next day she and her kids and Mrs. Leech planted flowers for three -and -a -half hours. On Wednesday, Mrs. Perkins and her daughter planted for an hour -and -a -half, and on Thursday evening three more hour` of `It just took one person to open the door and then everybody was willing to help and do something... -- Debbie Mrs. Perkins co - leagues from the Town of Ajax where she works as an accounts payable clerk. "Then Mrs. Perkins's husband Doug, who had been out of town that week, bought hoses to water the flowers. On Friday evening, the entire family spent an hour - and -a -half doing the watering. planting was done by Mrs. Perkins, her The hospital grounds look great now and 01 % T _! Prices effective from Thursday July 11, until Sunday July 14, 1996. We reserve the right to limit quantities. ra) 0) "WAV " it's been fun, but it's also been a little overwhelming. Mrs. Perkins is prepared to keep up the work right through to the fall but she is hoping for some regular assis- tance. She asks anyone interested in helping out to phone Kim at the hospital at 429- 5249. The hospital is grateful to Mrs. Perkins, her band of volunteer gardeners and Van- dermeer Nursery. "Their efforts are sincerely appreciated by hospital staff, visitors and especially our patients, who now have the pleasure of viewing nature's handiwork right outside our doors." says APGII president Bruce Cliff. A SPECIALS FROM THURSDAY UNTIL SLAT DAY! Sunsicle Ice Pops Frozen, Assorted Varieties, 12 x 75 mL Reser"s Salads Assorted Varieties, 4 Ib carton PAGE 12-A-T1111E NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDS, JULY 10, 1 96 ♦ RECYCLER'S REPORT Durham residents are Olympic class environmentalists D Local contingent will be on hand in Atlanta to make sure recycling efforts go effectively at the Games Durham can be proud that of the five - member team responsible for recycling and waste management at the 1996 Olympics, three are residents of this region. Brougham's Jack McGinnis of Recy- cling Development Corp.. in conjunction with Royal Recycling from Hamilton, has initiated an intensive recycling program for Olympians and spectators alike at the Games. Mr. McGinnis says. "It is exciting and challenging to have a large-scale recy- cling program at such an enormously high-profile event." Glenda Gies, one of the founders of Durham Region's Recycling Program, will be in charge of composting. Pickering's Gail Lawlor. chairman 6SEEIARS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears "Sears Today Summer Clearance. sale prices start Monday, July 8, and end Sunday, July 14. 1996- flyer on page 7 It reads: Only 14.99 each, selected leans for boys. Includes Blue and Black. Regular and Husky fit. Sizes 8-18 Please be advised that the Husky Jeans for Boys are not available for the promotion. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caised our customers. -Mutual Fund. - Highest Rate - life Insurance Planning - Tax & Estate Planning Interiors SUMMER SALE ON NOW 4747 Hazy. 7 East (East of Kennedy) UNIONVILLE (905) 477-5524 REM JWAV n?M I OMM of the Durham Environmental Network. lite the village's kitchen food waste. will conduct training sessions Rather than being sent to for hundreds of local citizens and corporate volunteers from around the world to act as recycling ambassadors to assist and encourage visitors to recycle. Behind the scenes, employees of the Games will be expected to source -sepa- rate aluminum, plastic. fine paper and cardboard. Cyclists too will be cycling and recycling. In the Olympic Village. all athletes and coaches will use special containers for the recyclables they generate. For the 'Gold Medal' -- Black Gold that is -- Gies. larrmne roulston Report landfill, nutritious organics will be turned into 'Black Gold' -- a rich soil condition- er called compost. It's hoped the devised systerns will divert up to 85 per cent of the estimated 9.000 tons of trash which will be generated by more than two million visitors and 15.000 athletes. So, if you arc going to the Olympics in Atlanta this summer, be prepared to win the race on less waste by recycling your pop cans and plastic water containers in large. well -marked blue recvcline bins set in conve- one of North America's top nient locations throughout composting consultants, has set up a the Olympic site. behind -the -counter system that will uti- listen for announcements and watch the scoreboards for recycling messages. In fact, spectators who take empty pop cans out of the stadium for recycling will help speed up the cleaning process to ready the site for the next scheduled ath- letic event. 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Perks Publications Inc., Pickering, was honored with the Bereaved Families of Ontario - Durham (BFO -Durham), "Volunteer of the Year" award. BFO -Durham, formed in 1992, is a volunteer organization that offers sup- port to bereaved parents and siblings. Employees of Perks Publications volun- teer their time to give the association a quar- terly newsletter. Mr. Perks, the company's chief executive officer, serves as editor and book reviewer. "We feel that we're doing something in Brenda's memory, when we work on the newsletter." says Mr. Perks. Bren- da was 27 when her life was tragically taken in a car accident. "The date creates a specific focus and time, for re-experiencing the loss," he says. "You can't plan not to have it happen. But you can resolve, ahead of time, how best to cope with it." 1-stablished holiday seasons can also be particularly difficult for a bereaved parent. with Christmas, per- 0 hap,s, being the most difficult of all. A major topic of conversation among bereaved parents is how to handle the various holiday seasons. The memory of a lost child can also be triggered by sounds, sights and smells. And it can happen years after the death of the child, with no prior warning, generating overwhelming emotion. Mr. Perks recalled a recent experi- ence of his own when he was on a Whitby seniors' bus outing to Picker- ing The bus passed a particular restau- rant and I suddenly realized the awful significance of the restaurant's parking IOL I was looking at the spot where I had last seen my daughter with a smile on her face.' The memory of his daughter laugh- ing, as she waved and got into her car, destroyed his composure. "1 was suddenly crying, in public, on a bus full of seniors. Imagine. five years since my daughter died, and the grief could still come up from the pit of my stomach and grab me like that-" An interesting aspect of that event was his ability to gain his composure in just a few minutes: able to go on and enjoy the evening. "I imagine that might be a surprise to most people. But, that's what living with grief is all about. You ride with it." The first meeting of BFO -Durham was a "general information night" held in Oshawa. Mr. Perks and his surviv- ing elder daughter, Cindi Perks- McClughan, saw a news item in Whit- by This Week, announcing the meeting and decided to attend. As a result of attending, Mr. Perks learned of a U.S- organization that was planning a special conference for bereaved parents in Chicago. He attended the conference and, in his words, "it was a turning point" in terms of realizing bereaved parents have special needs. "It was a large conference, with more than 2,000 bereaved parents lin attendance, and the thing that sur- prised me initially was their good humor and friendliness. At some of the workshops and general meetings there was, on occasion, an open display of VW, but for the most part conference attendees seemed happy and well - ..—i — - — — --. adjusted."The emotions of the parents seemed odd to Mr. Perks, but he learned the answer: "parental grief is something you learn to live with. "They weren't over their grief," he says. "They hadn't forgotten their loss. They were living with it, and learning how to help themselves. and others, in the process." The conference sparked a desire in Mr. Perks to see something similar formed in Canada. Ne realized the B1-0 was a logical medi- um for helping bereaved parents in Durham and joined the organization. A BFO group discussion program. held over a 10 -week period, gave Mr. Perks fur- ther insight into the nature of parental grief. At the end of the course he volunteered his ser ice. as editor and publisher of the asso- ciation's newsletter. • ning to live with grief According to Mr. Perks, a major hurdle faced by bereaved parent,; is an "unfortunate lack of understanding". shown by society in general, towards parents who have lost a child. "Initially, the bereaved parents may get a lot of support." he says. "But there's an established perception that a bereaved per- son should quickly get over his or her loss and then ret on with their life. It doesn't work that way with a bereaved parent." It's not uncommon for a bereaved parent to achieve little progress in terms of accept- ing their grief, in the first 12 to 18 months, he says. "When the bereaved parent fails to 'snap out oC it,, society views it as something unhealthv." says Mr. Perks. "All too often, the bereaved parent finds that he or she has become isolated from former friends and colleagues. At such a time, BFO is invalu- able." Bereaved parents who meet with one another, under the auspices of BFO_ Durham, quickly discover four things, he says: First, they are not "crazy" or losing their mind. Second, there's therapeutic and learn- ing value in sharing their loss experience with other bereaved parents. Third, there's no set time frame for achieving grief resolu- tion. Fourth, it's OK to grieve. "At BFO -Durham meetings, there's an atmosphere of acceptance and understand- ing," he says. "Members help one another, often indirectly." Learning to accept and live with parental grief is to know and expect certain emotion- al reactions, inside oneself, at various times, says Mr. Perks. MMMEErm �� I1v THIS WORLD, IT'S SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. MEET THE FITTEST. 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Barbara. was diagnosed with Alzheimer's three yews ago at the age of 50. The disease is a degenerative brain disorder which dcstrov, brain cells and aliects a person's ability to think. rememhc:r, understand and perform even the simplest tasks. Thcrc's no known cause or cure fur Alzheimer's. Mrs. Neil worked as a French - immersion teacher at Florence h1. Heard Public Schcx)l in Whitby when she was diagnosed. She had to stop working_ because of the disease and her husband Barr} had to take an early retirement from Ontario Hydro to care for her. Ross. 25. and Greg. 19, will stay in Ajax for a low days of rest bel"ore resuming their trip on July 17. "The Neil brothers arc ordinary 101k doing an extraordinary thing -- two local residents who have gained nation- al attention liar their dedication and hard work." Alzheimer Durham executive director Audrey Maclean says. On July 14, the brothers will ride from the Durham Regional Police sta- tion at Brock Road and Hwy. 2 in Pick- ering to Rotary Park in Ajax. The ride will begin at IU a.m. and anyone wanti- ng to ride with them is welcome. Among riders committed to joining the brothers is Ajax Mayor Steve Parish. The ride will go south on Brock to Bayly Street, east to Harwood Avenue, south to Lake Driveway and then west to Rotary Park. A picnic will be held at the park beginning at 11 a.m. An Ajax parks and recreation department Music in the Park concert will be held at Rotary Park from I to 4 p.m. While Greg and Ross have been cycling across Canada, their brother Keith, 27, has maintained an Internet web site, so people can keep track of the ride. The web site address is www.sen- tex.net/—bcjneii/cycle and information is updated weekly. In an interview prior to leaving on the ride, Ross said the tour would be a good way to raise aware- ness. "Alzheimer s really doesti t have a great understanding in the public. The ripple effect will happen as we raise more awareness. There will be more understanding and people will be more willing to donate in the future.' For more information on the ride, check the Internet web site or call Alzheimer Durham at576-2567. To make a donation, call the Durham office. i\ I' 9 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 10, 1996 -PAGE 1 r -A off The Great Bear Sale Bear bottom prices and beary, beary special events throughout the mall. The Teddy Bear Hospital Thursday to Saturday — Low'er Level The Teddy Bear Auction Friday, i p.m. — Centre Court The Teddy Bear's Picnic Saturday, 9:30 a.m. -10:30 a.m. — Cite Diner Food Court THE GREAT BEAR SALE Tuesday to Sunday anrr� Soc3ETr OVER 200 STORES AND SERVICES 11CLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S. SEARS & ZELLERS. OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9 PI, SrATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6 PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 PM. STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (905) 728-6231 _y 4AGE 18-41-t X15 AD VE WED., JULY 10. 1998 •i!'r . ��` • 1 Ajax Mayor Steve Parish (left) and Tribute Homes CEO Howard Sokolowski have a little fun to help promote Ajax Day at Sky - Dome. The winner of a raffle to raise money for Ajax -Pickering General Hospital gets to throw the first pitch at a Blue Jays ,I game. Win raffle and 'I hurl heat at Jays' aame AJA\ 1',)u 1.,.c a chance to show oft your pitching skills at an upcoming_ Toronto Blue Ja-,s' game. The %klnner of a raffle hero_ held in conjunction firth Ajax Da,. at the Sk\ Dome ie1% it) throw out the fiat pitch and recei%cs tour free first-Ic,.cl ticket,, to the game between the JaNs and the Oakland A's SaturdaF. Jul% 27 at -t 05 h m. Raffle ticket.. at S2, each or three for $5. are aNailahlc at the Alar -Pickering General Hospital j Foundation office or the ma%or's office in "town hall at the corner of Harwood A,.cnue and Kim's Cres- cent. ; Tickets for the came are $1 each and are mailable at the faun - dation office hetween 9 a.m. and -i p.m. Monda-, to Fridas. Use the Harwood A�rnue entrance to get to the foundation office. Tribute Humes is sponsoring Ajax Da, at the Sk% Dome. i Call the foundation office at 428-1407 or the mayor's office at 083-4550 for more information. i You can count on Calorie Counters to lose weight PICKERING -- A local group aimed at helping you attain and maintain weight loss is preparing for its next meeting here. The Canadian Calorie Counters support group for men and women wanting to lose weight meets Tues- day, Aug. 6 from 7 to 8 p.m. at Amherlea Presbyterian Church. Whites Road and Strouds Lane. Pickering. Cost is $1.25 per week. Call Sandi at 509-1 168 for more informa- tion on the group, its aims and its meeting times. 4\ /r.- ,. ♦ ', 4, .fir' •a�yj.r'r 'Y V � f ! ►� 7 GOING ...GOING .0,9 0 GONE THE TEDDY BEAR AUCTION Friday — 7 p.m. join us for The Teddy Bear AUCtion. Come in and bid on your favourites. Advanced bids accepted at participating stores. Be there, Friday evening, when the gavel comes down. All proceeds to The Canadian Arthritis Societv. ARTHPoTIS SOCIETY THE GLtEff Batt SALE — TUESDAY TO SUNDAY OVER 200 STORES AND SERVICiS CLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S,.SEARS & ZELLERS. OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9 P,M SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6 PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 PM. STEVENSON R & KING STREET WEST (905) 728-6231 pA,'1%* 11x•)10/•-J-Orh1 •Pfs%0'. X1-1•11♦- MP WHY RENT OWN THIS HOME FOR AS LITTLE AS $913 MONTH P i I! SAY "GOOD BUY" TO YOUR LANDLORD FOREVER! IIS SEEN ON HOMES PLUS TV Channel 16 - AJAX v JAZ. Q> cjZ ;r i P M DISCOVERY BAY! $149,800 * 3 bdrm. link -by -garage * Quiet street, steps to Ajax waterfront park * Family -size kitchen * 5 appls. & central vac * Walkout from rec room with Irick fireplace * Fresh paint & decor DON'T MISS THIS! RICK SERGISON* 831-3300 RE/MW" 1'1 t74^T Really AJAX $178,900 WESTNEY HEIGHTS Well kept and landscaped. 2 car garage, central air conditioning, main floor laundry, main floor family room with fireplace. Big, bright kitchen, large master bedroom with en suite. This gem is loaded and on a quiet street. CALL R STEVE FEARON*, 684-2992 RVMW QUALITY ONE TO. RLTR. STOP, LOOK & CALL! Asking 5169,900 for this gorgeous bungalow in Pickering that backs on to a park Modem, family -size oak kitchen Fabulous "rec room" with sauna. plus 4th bedroom 'Updated top to bottom including ' new windows Immediate possession so you can enjoy lovely inground pooh PLEASE CALL BARRIE COX*, 839-7449 RVMW` 1 OPEN HOUSE SUN., JULY 14, 2-4 P.M. # 2 GARNETT DR., AJAX South Ajax by the lake - �.e� 'Gorgeous executive home Thousands spent 1994 _ Beautiful hardwood floors , - :. - — New oak custom kitchen ar r i low. _ 2 wlos to 35' two-tiered deck- Prof. fin. rec rm. and more CALL LUCY SATESON** Associate Broker 1905) 619-9500 HERITAGE REALTY INC. * BUY OR TRADE UP * $2149900 $9,995 down, 51,295 * monthly mtge. payment for* a�generous 5003�lont.* 1 , *Includes a1 brick, gorgeous t hrdwd. firs., upgraded* * &m c �* * staircase and much more.Can BERNARD LEE * ----- or RICK CHORWY * mat 839-7 Or RiNP1C' R ER TY T Ir Vr r SMCTACULM ONLY 3 LEFT This CUSUM -WA 4 bdmL 1101110 is Start With �► • ai . bench doors, form l din. rm., 111,1111111111110fam. rnl with 1p, g ,- greenhouse kit, f nbk%bc an suite - list 8 car parkingiewUpgrades to vtoday CALL ANGELA,- HOFFMANN* I90S 683-1088. ti- .ltss>• - 52 X 208 FT- LO aMEcr► REALTY INC. . �� "Asaedllalwhlr"'9faM1�1 $227,0001 r , &ff Mgllkbalilfrteftl r Ft ' 4 bdrms., 4 bathrooms ' Ceramic foyer + skylight French doors, separate dining Mature, private lot Prime lakeside. JACQUELYNN TANNER*, 619-9500 .omomm _ HERITAGE REALTY INC. SUPER FAMILY AREA! This 2.354 sq. ft. home has loads of upgrades! 4 big bedrooms, rec room, central air & vac along with an eat -in greenhouse kitchen with walkout to deck. Large windows in basement. Lots to offer. Asking only $195.000! Call BRIAN KONDO*, 683-2992 RVMW QUALITY ONE LTD RLTR. SIZZLING BARGAIN! SOUTH AJAX - S199,900! 2.133 sq h. executive remdence,al! brick -I -U -GE txtght. eat -in kitchen 50 foot lot on quiet crescent -eramics throughout main floor New broaeloom on second floor Main floor family room 6 fireplace Main floor Laundry room & sep. entrance Spiral oak staircase Rich oak cabinetry in kitchen 2 walkouts to targe deck Basement 50% finished ventral atr!vac - high-eM. furnace Call DAVID BEATON* •"FAST (90!1, "3-2992 RF/MW' DUAL!Ty ONE LTD RLTR. ABSOLUTELY IMMACULATE! S173,500 The gazebo. 2 -tier deck and lush gardens make this home an entertainer's delight! The huge family room, big eat -in kitchen & beautiful decor makes this a must see! CALL RANDY MILLER* 683-2992 RF/MW- QUALITY It ONE LTD. RLTR. A "HOME" - NOT A HOUSE! Finished top to bottom. 4+1 bedrooms, CAC, wet bar in basement 6 3 -pc. Large family rm. w/fireplace 8 w/o to deck New ceramics. New listing, Pickering. CALL LOIS THOMPsoN* 4 DETAILS, 837-1054 'n NEW CHOICE REALTY LTD. AIM'S MEMBER LAKEIAEW - -- — _ PENTHOUSES ' 3 badroa is , 2 bsft , 2 car s _ t parking & klicbx ' 1,49 to 1,611 , : sq. R En suite laundry * $129,900 to $139,900 Fabulais * views, huge balconies Other ' t `?- models ave table 1 bedroan from $182,900. 2 bedrnn kom $97,900. 3 bedroom from $104,900. Call JIM KELLY* 683 -soon RIVMW QD QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. YAI�ti 2s-AJUX NEWS AUV EKTISM WEU., JULY Io, irro FAMILY REALTY FIRST CORP. FAMILY REALTY Ajax (905) 683-8542 FAMILY REALTY hide d sklr+ > , ! • ,,p . i 1 Y i i. • �•' I la"111110' :• I — — WESTNEY HEIGHTS BRYON MARIO • Paved driveway COGHLAN' HERE WE GO! IOZZI' Mirrored closet doors at First-time buyer s delight' 3 bdrms . 3 bathrooms. incl a 4- Asking lly deoS 15 00 entrance y g 'Tastefully decorated 3 bedroom •Includes all window pc to the mstr bdrm.. a mn. fir tam. rm. with a tp give you ail brick detached home coverings, most light fixtures alk the space you need. There Is also a double driveway for Finished bsmt with 3 -pc bath New broadloom in liv & din that extra car' To see this home call Bryon Coghlan'. 683- Open oak staircase For further into, call 6542. Cert vac & equip Mario Iozzi', i905) 683-8542 ARE YOU LET ME HELP!!! i - STILL RENTING? ''� Looking for a new home I have a large varlet of takes a lot of hard work and 9 Y 5 patience. It also takes the KATHERINE homes on the market for JOHN right agent. I take the time CHISHOLM' first-time buyers. You could HARROW to listen to your needs be carrying your mortgage at the same and explain to first-time buyers what is cost as your rent. Call Katherine involved in the purchase of a home. It's a Chisholm for all the details. big investment. Do it right. John Harron. GEORGE cz:_ : MIKE IBANEZ' POWER OF SALE NEWMAN' NORTH PICKERING EXECUTIVE 1, -',tae let. great la❑.�_a;: -.y.:.a • •: sc^cc � chu•cnes. �edroom tewr:- T ea. •. _ -atns r r - usl 12 min to Pic•e•I^g GC erne features large i,T rrr wirr w o tcand and ,�v_ rm w tr w c tc Y ' "copal nems eat -in k ; large by rm with fireplace. Cd cony Close tG SCn00i5. SnOpS :rdnSpGRd; C d C .-,sized msir bdrm Suite List price. $329.000 A must -_splta To v ew call George at 683-8542 �aIlMi4e Newman• 683.8542 rT •',3t t r� S '� •t IL y Inding a home is a trying experience. whether you re buying your first or fifth home. And It's especially hard If you're looking for something different or unusual—a starter with character, for instance. That takes something extra. It takes vision—to see beyond the hard work and effort. It takes dedication—to sift through all the details and small work. It takes patience—to persevere and to prevail. It's that extra small push that makes the difference between finding a home that's all right, and one that's just right. A diamond sparkling out of the rough. And we're committed to making the difference for you. Count on us for your real estate needs. o5ha•wa • Whitby • Ciarmgion This Week News Advertiser Best Homes 079-4404 TOR. LINE 798-7672 Fax 432-1635 r, 4 1 1 • 1 P 46 ► 1'i' fy11*w 1 t'► rjjqiill� A `), 1 PORT PERRY CHARMER CITY HOUSE IN ALLAN 'I will love'^e ..a."' " , s -^a ;own Ontario THE COUNTRY MOUNTFORDw This renovated 3 plus 1 bedroom home takes you Experience the char- ., : • ,inlet Beautifully oack to the days of large heed ,ots and hardwood decorated 4 level siciesplit 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, Suf,w floors. but offers the urban convenience of air central vac. fridge. stove. dishwasher, woodstove, conditioning and gas heating Very close to schools. drapes, custom blinds etc, etc Country cosy. urban churches shopping Family features at an affordable convenience Call now This won t last' Only price Call me today fcr your appointment rd love to 5139.90C 619-9500 Heritage Realty Inc. ,how you rhrouori 6'9 55110 The SOLD Bird's swing isn'tIN , Min perfect, but his score is! List with the Champ! [:13M_ NEW CHOICE R1 54 aally MEMBER BROKER 0 . 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Call Raul C'asino•,Call Raul Casino*, 837-1054. uw MCI F. 01 iII:KI: 'S :l 110T 0.\'11 ' i'.;T .11CIK1" ti'If:1T FCIK:' Ab.cculalelc 1111111(14It a e Ah.coltrleli' i11llrlm chile IAJI.;e bark bittigalim of rotinhint.ce SONO per month drnrontl Soatlr Ajax Full% truh $4.900 down, Lino loaded Just nun r ar • 111111111 Jee c & ltl.ies. Call Peyton Ding* - Call Peyton !ling* - 837-10-54. 837-1054. isS" � ••• Broker/Owner to %(" illhlil Vctl.oti ern LING, t.Ul' • H,uuupd non Au<Len • A'rw Larlurr.nn • N+nu m -Lir war is/sip. rntrwirr Roar r•.. nr/t nehnr,G L•J • .lpndrn . 1ern urnJruun Call Nun ,trgue• - 8.57.//154. I IRED Of KEI.'111 SQC'FEZED? .Stier, it nod of fins 3.4(X1 sy. Jt, drrlun horny 4 spai iou.f lairs.. i reit urn ami . mai Ir moor. Piifo-4 r fur ,aur etpundinx Jurrtth mermovtngr Call Lint Carter*, 8.17-1054. B rol It 1"illil ,' 1 \ !t 'i i!!I !'if'h Lori fresh 3 bdrm. Updated ;it, hen. hurh, roof: windows iuld viding. Hrdird floors. Just move in. Call Garry Free"', 837-1054. Ll)(IALSG )"OR i I -4R(& HAChJ1YJT:' • 4 plus I hedrw.ni.s ' lust heenlreshlc painted ' 75 it Jam. rm. a/tealkitut & fp. Nets, r ' Nerw)J & uvuhnvs ' Extensive parquet flooring • Dblr. ,garulr a/i edur door Call Ron Areue" 837-1051. h.'h'h'CU'F1VE CALIBRE And loaded tyro! Gorgeous finished roc roo11t w/wet bar. hake rui'ine lot, inl;round pool, 4+1 hdrins.r inagnilicent decor, why wait.' Call Jim Carter*, 837-1054. SOFrl VA '. Tei c ;it Wanting to make the switch? Relocating to a new area? Move to a Bigger or Smaller Home? Let our Real Estate Sections j Best Homos -, News Advertiser \ Call 579.4404 TOR. E 798-7672 Fax 1635 9 0 Nis" - SO I LOVE BIG HOMES? CIRCLE AND CALL! This backsplit is BIG BIG BIG' True value. renovated 22x17 ft. kitchen with oak cupboards, large master with en suite, four bathrooms. Jacuzzi tub. mudroom, huge rec room, workroom, storage... To hear more CALL MARY ROY. NEW77— /\ ASSUMABLE 6% MORTGAGE TO THE YEAR 2000M A spectacular home, over 2,400 sq. ft., 4+1 bdrms., huge kitchen wlbreakfast area, central air, fireplace, finished basement wflarge rec room & bar. You'll love this house and its financing! So INSPECT, COMPARE, OFFER! CALL MARY ROY. ® f SPOTLIGHT HOME BUNGALOW - BUNGALOW Make your move into that pffW bungalow. Has central aa, spacious eat -in kitchen, lots of windows, finished from top to bottom, on a targe premium lot. Perfect home for starter MARY ROY.or retiree. Don't delay, this one is a real qem. WALK TO THE LARD ENIJOY THE TRAILS AND PARKS! This home shutes IrM top to bottom. Lovingly cared for & tastefully decorated, pious master vi/en suite, walkout to a 2 le vel fireplaces, 3 bathroomCALrec L MARY and 5 ROY. appliances are included. For a personas tour 10MAi(" FIRST "1831,3300 "1686-33301 111�Y ��PAX m(b][Mral JAMES CARR* J MARK DEFREITAS* PRESTIGIOUS PICKERING DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW 2 STOREY SEMI VILLAGE 5 bdrr*s . 2 kits- 4 t-aths. 2 'os In excellent North Pickering ccation, 5 bedrooms. over 3.000 sq. ft., cent. air, cent. vac., dble. car gar.. 7 3 large bedrooms. 4 baths, cent. air, 5219.900. Walkout basement. Call appls., new carpet throughout on a new furnace. new windows, prof. fin. aures or Mark at 428.5511. 50x122 ft. lot in Amberlea. bsmt., eat -in kd., nice comer lotFREE MARKET . �/��L FORsaas • FRIENDLY & HONEST ADVICE • FULL PROFESSIONAL RVICE L MLSSERVICE�. �`• ALI Gkilm (905) Q(' 428-5511 i MM EVERYTHING INCLUDED!! rcme in Ajax u IV ,upgrade,. or a 50 ft. lot. Prcf 'In oralk_', basement. 4-' bedrxms. Bea�*,ili,111 recparty room with full bar & -art room. "Price includes all fumd,;re. appliances & electronic eowprnent Let your dreams orre 'rue CRISTIAN r t t - Con ser.ca er escarc - VERGARA• k V SPECTACULAR VIEWS A MUST SEE! 2,600 SO. FT. mmaculale 4.2 bdrm all brick execunve Executive Tudor 4 bedroom. BrKp & spacaus tarnly sized acnes - *o master en suite & fireplace, main to deck floor family room wlfireplace & wet kt I Lamm laundry,en to�l dining � bar. Finished rec room, double walk-in bdrin closel garage on a premium sized bt Sep ent to 2 bdrm. in-law sure. CAC. south Ajax. Call Ron, 619.9500. trench door & more ANGELO Don't miss this sparkling clean NERNARY* : Close a�to elo at 619-5500 PUGfvM home. SUPER STARTER! $149,500! LIFESTYLE This all brick home is located in °'' CONDOMINIUM Westney Heights. Features include 3 s Spectacular 2+1 bedroom with bedrooms, modem kitchen, P fireplace, finished basement, parquet balcony overlooking fantastic floors, central air and walkout to facilities including pool & tennis patio and fenced yard! For courts. Watch the sun set over appointment to view call Bev tISE11 the Toronto skyline. Call Diana. DIANA Hutchison today!! 619-9500. HUTCHISOW 831-9500. SONEGO* Saks Representative *' AasockUBpoke Ph" 22.4.T= NEWS ADVEKVI SM WED., JULY 10.19% RVdM QUALITY AMC I Tn I 0 m Just S8.350 down and you'll own this 3 bdrm ' .60 - sq. ft. home! It features an eat -in kitchen, main floor family room and a master with a full en suite. Call today, move In soon! r, L�}4-1•i111 roam Locates near Deer Creek G 6 Country Club - lust min to •-vervtnmg Featuring - 3.1 bdrms a bathsr nuge forma; living room. ,9,arate dining room. !am rn ea'-iri kitchen Huge rec m1 . 3 fireplaces. a^v wa kouts Jacuzzi tub. sauna and mucn -o,e Cali 'e, vou• private ... w,n^y 2 ^_s Custom -butt 25�y, cr �• rarm hunnn, ,w 'r dl �• - "tea: Everv*n;ng yDL� need' Affordabie! Big lot on park 4 minute walk to mayor mail. Fully finished basement with income potential. Upgraded k,tchen. Ceramic oors Call quickly. 30 ... 5152.800._ i75Z.it w You can't beat this home for value. A full 3 bdrms . 1.320 sq. ft. Tribute - repainted with eat -In kitchen - w/o to a deck. Great Westney Heights location. Call for your personal inspection. I 4 bedrooms, 2 walkouts, formal liv. rm. & din. rm. Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. - Spectacular view of lake & greenbelt across the street. A lot of house for the $$. • .• • ,1 _ - Ideal home for growing family - make this move your last. Finished basement with 3 more potential bedrooms. Loads of parking, great street - backs to park. This home is exceptional. Come and see for yourself. 83 - This 3 bdrm. end unit freehold townhouse is upgraded and can be yours with just S7.245 down. It features an eat -in kitchen and a fireplace and plenty of landscaping, call for details. • d �li�li �� r Lixur ous custom-ou,it 4 acre estate. stcnnmg designer K ,c'en. -A proper 4 bedroom executive home!- One of a exclusive retreat Call now to book your private Located In north Ajax. 5eaut ru, 4 bdrm. home located in the Aitona/Rouge forest area. %c ^elahpcurs behind. just trees' Ceramics to entry. kitchen & cat's "uge kitchen. upgraded cabinets. 4C oz broadloom. sec. s e --e-t vac a ready for Immediate occupancy • IL Located Chalk Lake Rd. 15 mins. north of Ajax. Skiing, golfing. etc. This home has great potential - main floor laundry rm., 4 bdrms.. 3 baths, greenhouse type eat -in area to kit. -- Needs work --- What a bargain! Just listed! Call today -i Best value in Whitby. 1,800 sq. ft. of living luxury plus finished rec room. No homes behind! All this for only $159,900. Hurry! J Beaulifut 3 bedroom Meda on to greenbelt! -4 Sunny solarium overlooking trees! J Separate dining loo" on to fireplace! J Modem, eat -in Mdten! Cer mKW J M^m dollar complex being bulk nearby! J Minutes east ol Whitby. 401, sdtools, etc. 3 full bdrms. on a quiet crescent minutes to schools and shopping. Immaculate with new broadloom, eat in kitchen, ceiling tans, landscaping and more. Call now to view. f' irk 75x200 ft. !of Inground pool Some hardwood floors Fireplace 5 bedrooms ' 3 4 -pc. bathrooms Scme new windows 'Nanny's suite • This large 3 bdrm. home has a big, beaunfui K,tcnen with a walkout to a 2 -tier deck There Is a main floor laundry & family room with a gas fireplace. Located on a quiet street a^.d steps to park and tennis courts. ' This is a must see '. soy n_snn 10 1_2C81ed ^.n -re ! West :•rckenng s most prestigious streets offering very spacious and bright family size kitchen and family room gas fireplace, tour bedrooms en suite bath, central air, tandem garage and more Cali for a complete list of details today'. Vall,ed at S2'9 SOC -sig►-i]it e.AARC1:4,, �•� �� This home features greenhouse kitchen, 4 bedrooms, main floor laundry & casement windows. Almost 60 foot frontage - Steps to school & park. K No grass to cut!! Condo living at its best. Many units to choose from. Minutes to shopping, 401, schools. Priced from $94,700 - $132,900. -.0111116 1W 'tom Nw. >r - t r ''�•-� .saw>,. , MmX 1W 'tom Nw. >r - WHEELS . * + \ THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULYM- 10, 19'PA(.E 23-A lasting love affair with vintage automobiles 0 The models are many, but the attraction and devotion is commonly found among those who own vintage cars BY TONY DOYLE DL RHAM_STAFF DURHAM — The stares are con- tinuous. Person after person stops to take a Iook, peck or glance at the magnifi- rcnt visitors from another generation. If only they could speak, oh, the ,,torics they would tell. The history is c\tcrnal, as well as deep within. They're long and short, big and ,mall. Some are shiny, while others ,,re dull. They come in blue and ,:recn, as well as yellow and brown. Yet no matter how different they may be, one thing is certain, classic %Cc icics are elegance in motion. Fheir owners care, consideration and Tuve arc evident from vehicle to vehi le. "The thing that makes (owning the .ars) great is everyone has a different dea about what their cars should be;' etting hose antiques ready for the road DURHAM — Top up the oil, ;heck the tires and make sure the hattery is charged up. The end of the cold, nasty and bitter weather each ,,ear and the beginning of hot, warm and lazy days also signifies the start of a new touring season. And when spring does roll around each year, it doesn't appear to be too difficult to ready the old cars for the road again. "You just do a general mainte- nance," says Gary Challice of the Motor City Car Club. "You check the wheels, brake fluid and give it a general going over. Some guys may paint an area just to freshen it up" "You're always trying to improve them, so in the winter I do some work so I'm pretty much in tune with what it needs if anything," adds Gary Pratt of the Southern Ontario Classic Pickup Club, who also notes with a laugh, "there are a few sickos who drive them in the winter." Gerry Byers feels there may even he an advantage to readying older vehicles, versus the modern-day models. "Sometimes there's not as much work because you don't have as many components," says the presi- dent of the local Antique Automo- biles Club of America. "Sometimes they can sit all win- ter, you charge the battery and it starts right away." says Gary Challice, one of the founding members of the Motor City Car Club in Oshawa and owner of a 1949 Mercury Custom Led Sled. "It's a relaxing thing to drive these cars," adds Gerry Byers, president of the local Antique Automobile Club of Ameri- ca. "These cars you really take pride in owning them:" The owner of 16 cars, Mr. Byers says there's a big advantage to working with storied vehicles rather than today's top sellers — simplicity. "They're easy to fix," says the Port Hope resident who lists his 1937 Chevy as his favorite. "There's no computer stuff to work on with old cars. You lift the hood and it's so simple to work under. You don't have all the computer gadgets, it's all the same under the hoods." For Oshawa resident Robert Elliott, owner of a 1926 Chev Touring. 1931 Model A Ford Roadster and 1937 Chrysler Sedan, it's a chance to spend time with his family and see the hidden wonders of the country. ..It's great. It's pretty much a family Please see VINTAGE... page 24 �TERFRONT _ MUNITN We've Got A Handle On Your Lifestyle. You've been holding out for a place that features a shopping, popular restaurant, ani medical facilities high-qualit% lifest%le, a«av tiom the pressures and monotom of the evenda,. We can handle that. (-hat's exactl< "h% we are developing Ospre% Point On The Trent, a carefull} planned community of spacious, bright and comfortable condominiums built to celebrate nature. Nestled in the picturesque town of Hastings, it's a water -lover's paradise. Onh twelve steps away from the Trent River, it makes it ease to recapture your spirit of youth while canoeing, rowing or fishing in the river, or walking along one of the nature trails. For the sportstnan, it is simple a dream, with golfing, boating, skiing and hunting all at your doorstep. Extensi%e landscaping is incorporated throughout the de%elopment illuminated bs Victorian Streetlights, meander through the propertm. joining barbecue areas to the scenic Victorian (Wetx)s. \&here\er you go. }ou'II foci the securit,. Ospre% Point On Thr Trent pro%ides with it's private island and monitored access in each suite. Osprey Point On The "Trent is conveniently located within walking distance to all amenities and only a short drive away from a multitude of country festivals, diverse "The Meeting Place". the residents' social centre and the focal point of the Osprey Community, is designed to host a broad range of social and adult lifestyle activities. Only twenty minutes from Peterborough in the Kawartha District, with it's spectacular beauty, affordable living and same moderate climate as the greater Toronto area... Osprey Point On The Trent is the place to call home! Possibly The Most Beautiful Site In Ontario! For information, call our toll free number anytime. HASTINGS OFFICE: 16 Bridge Street North. Bridge and Front Street OPEN: Tue - Thur: l PM - 6 PM Fri: 1 PM - 7 PM Sat: l0 AM - 6 PM r PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. JULY 10. 19% ' Uintage cars alwa s y draw appreciation FROM PAGE 23 hohhv for us,- sa,.s N1r. Elliott. "We get to sec a lot of the country we don't normally see, because we trav- el the back roads with the cars. If we were traveling the 401 we would miss out on a lot of things." While the Motor Citv Club focus- es on trucks. street rods and cus- tomii.ed models and the Antique Club features cars that represent more than six decades of driving. Gar,. Pratt belongs to a more focused group. The Enniskillen resident is a founding member of the Southern Ontario Classic Pickups Club which exclusi%cIN showcases trucks huill between 1940 and 1950. %lore than 5O members have joined the club since he orieinall% put an advertise- ment in a magaiine eight years ago. "They're rcall\ good-looking vehicles:' says \1r. Pratt. who owns a 195; Ford panel truck. "They're also easN to build or rebuild. and they're case to get parts for." NIr. Pratt is so taken with the era. he also started a Hut Wheels collec- tion a fcw Nears azo that originally focused on the same time period. It has since expanded into other gener- ations and is now several hundred strong. Membership in any club usuall} means regular monthly meetings. some shows and a number of tours. ]Members range in age from as young as 18 to older than 80. Some owners use their vehicles strictly for show, while others cruise around on a regular basis. Vehicles can be bought restored, or purchased to restore. But no matter how mann advan- tages or reasons for getting behind the wheel of a vehicle from another generation, it isn't the driving that stands out most, it's the friends made along the way. "The hest part is at the start you get together for the trucks. but as more of the families start to get together, you find you have more in common than trucks." states k1r. Pratt. "They become your friends and also, without the support of our families we wouldn't be able to cun- tinuc on. !%1r. Chatlice aerces. "I'yc made some great friends not only in Oshawa. but all over the continent." "[l's a general mix of good people and that's what makes the club," con- cludes N1r. Byers. "It isn't the dri- ving alone. It's getting out with all the people, being with them and dri- ving." Robert Elliott is the proud owner of a 1931 dition, and everyone seems to like it. Model A Ford. He keeps it in pristine con- photo by Ron Pietroniro -tt►tultltlll►ItllllU WHY NOT ROYAL LEPAGE 905 427-6522 �Itllllllil1111i1111I11 683-1790 A— (905) Tha First CaCa rgdun Marathon for the Paralymplcs JOHN CRAWFORD* "Your neighborhood Specialist" PICKERING VILLAGE CHARMER• $224,900 Custom designed 4 bedroom stone and brick home in heart of the Village Main floor family room with fireplace. Eat -in kitchen. Huge liv. rm. & din. rm. Finished basement features rec room and 2 extra rooms. Walk out to hot tub and deck on a 94X132' lot. WANTED IN PICKERING Bronte model to new Glendale with fireplace. for August 30 closing or sooner. JUST LISTED IN AJAX $179 0 bdrm. 2 rick e i howdition 3 y b n s Fi central at + security Sys m on a huge 142 ft. deep pool -size lot. WILMA TANNER* Sales Representative $4,900 Dowse $630 tmoMh Pil $97,900- Pretty townhome on the edge of Frenchman's Bay. Family sized kitchen with warm pine cabinets. $96,900 - Top of Westney - 8th floor. Stunning 2 bdrm. apt. with wonderful view - en suite laundry, 2 baths. Great buy! LOIS WEAVER* Sales Representative LOOK WHO'S SELLING DISCOVERY BAY! Why not run with us`? Join us for the BBQ July 13 between 1-4 p.m. at 1970 Brock Rd. Pickering, Ontario BUNGALOWS ARE BETTER FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE OR OTHER HOMES IN DURHAM REGION CALL LOIS AT NEW LISTINGS! ,p 427-6522. "DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU BETTER" EVELYN REGAN* Sales Representative 18 CAMLAC PLACE ' South Scarborough Town Centre • Quiet court • 3 bedroom bungalow + 2 bedroom apt. & detached garage ' Open Friday, July 12th, 6-8 p.m. ' Listed at $184,900 Sensational 3 + 3 bdrm. bungalow on parkland MOVE IN BY FALL! boasts gleaming hardwood, new baths, windows, Select colours and floor plan alteration to suit. roof & kitchen. Artistic landscaping. Convenient Pickering location. ' Finished top to bottom semi • Situated on premium lot • South Ajax by the lake South Pickering by -the -take 4 bedroom Large family room with fireplace Finished basement 4 bathrooms sn er alnmen all the News Advertiser at 683-5110 with your stories THE NE.NNS ADVERTISER, DYED., JULY 10, 1996 -PAGE 25-A A Fine Dining' t estaurant 1305 Pickering Pkwy. (at Liverpool y 420- 7577n. 0 ►jax library clubs keep kids reading ver the summer holiday break AJAX -- Three clubs are 15, 22 and 29, at 11 a.m. 24 and 31, at 10:30 a.m. ing offered by the Ajax Pub- Space is limited to 15 partic- The Roald Dahl Reading Library to encourage young- ipants. Club features James and the rs to continue reading during The Cleary Club fea- Giant Peach and other summer. tures books by author novels by Roald Dahl. A different club will be Beverly Cleary, It's for children from cred over a three-week peri- including The Mouse — Grades 3 to 5, with ses- at each of the three branches. and the Motorcycle cions on Thursdays, July ch club session goes for one and Ramona. 18. 25 and Aug. 1 at ur. It's for children 10:30 a.m. at the main tihivery Tales Reading Club from Grades 3 and 4 branch. There's room II feature ghost and mystery and there's space for for 25. )nes and is ideal for young- 20. Each club is free. but rs from Grades 1 to 3. Sessions are at the youngsters wanting to take It's being offered at the Vil- McLean Community Centre part must register. Sign up for !e branch on Mondays, July branch on Wednesdays. July 17, the reading club at the James galore at upcoming summer camp PICKERING -- The dog days of summer can to 16 and Aug. 19 to 23. at up a little more for kids interested in an Cost is S60 for one week and $100 for two (gust summer camp. weeks. Bayfair Baptist Church, on Hwy. 2 east of The camp features sports, games, crafts and hites Rd., holds a summer camp for children other activities for participants. Call 839-3621 for fm Grades 5 to 8 during the weeks of Aug. 12 more information. Poets and penned works on tap with Writers' Circle DURHAM -- The Writers' Circle of Durham Region presents Poets' Nights at Fazio s, 33 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa on Monday nights (July 1, 15 and 29) from 7 to 9 pm. Poets wishing to read or songwriters wishing to per- form, call Lucy Brennan at 430-7109. The public is wel- come. There is a $2 cover charge. 0D0 The Writers' Circle of Durham Region presents a workshop for beginning adult writers: Novice Writer 101: Pollywogs, with Marjorie Green, at the Toronto School of Business, 1450 Kingston Rd., Pickering, on Wednesday, July 10 (tonight) from 7 to 9 pm. The cost is $10 for members and $15 for tion -mem- bers. Call to register. 686-2085. 000 The Writers' Circle of Durham Region hosts the reg- ular monthly meeting of the Durham writers and Editors Breakfast Club, with speaker and `success trainer' Dave Clark at Jackson's Touch of Class Catering, 104 Con- sumers Drive in Whitby, on Saturday, July 13 from 9 to 11 pm. Cost is $8 for members and $10 for non-members. Reservations only; call 686-2085. Pickering & Ajax Italian Social Club 4'b ANNUAL SUMMER PICNIC SUNDAY, JULY 14th -11:00 a.m. PAULYNN PARK, AJAX (Ravenscroft Rd north of Rossland Rd) • Raffles (Big Prizes) • Games • Beef on a Bun • Pasta • Soft Drinks • Miss Pickering & Ajax (Teen) Contest $20.00 per vehicle includes admission, games, lunch, dinner & soft drinks FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL GINA AT 683-0428 10 r .3 A Rock'n'Roll Heavenl A rwwRd01MoelcWdrj9 im bsdt to Lira music tspKby North Amwica's m od intd � adOW -Nxk`n'Ro1N6v8t" 8wW - TM M9111111 - Wednesday 17th July 1996 at The General Sikorsky Hall Stevenson Rd. N. Oshawa Doors: 7:30 Reserved Seats Cash Bar Tickets 111111111 IMofflubon-.. Independent Concert Productions 666-9394 Discs and Dats, Whitby 665-8113 star Records, Oshawa 723.0040 UR 01, 5 Points Mal 404-9697 is --�rxs N"T r=otes -- branch where the sessions are being held. The Village branch is on Church Street north of Hwy. 2, the McLean branch is in the community centre at Westney Road North and Magill Drive, and the main branch is next to the Town hall at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent. Call the Ajax Public Library at 683-4(0 for more informa- tion. FERNANDEZ Returns to the Treehou,,e Back hs popular demand. at the IREE HOUSE .r Alax. Canada c premier comedy hypnotist FERNANDLY. Just back from the worlds largest cruise ship. the S S NORWAY where FERNANDU taped the television special Evening at the Impr,,s at sea Also lust taped. a show time special calkl the Latins "if Festival shot in San Antonia rexas Both shows wall air this coring tall FERNANDEZ ie currently working on a television special which will air in the United States this fanuary He will he featured this summer at The Trcc House in .Ajax. and will he appearing at the Canadian National Exhibition in August Fernandez promises great fun, a barrel of laffs. and some new malenal for those who hase seen clic show h'orc For Rcscrsations call i 90';,h 19- 3299 x The raimm W-mehester IWArms Special Events ------------------- MONDAY .-___.-___.-_____--__MONDAY Free Pool WEDNESDAY ?5c kings ------------------- THURSDAY Rih Night --------------- _--- SATURDAY/SUNDAY __SATs RDAY/SU DAY Full British Breakfa.st Open 10 a.m. ------------------- • ,�:lcctio n tit 1i drau lits - Kids Eat Frog• Sundav ------------------- 1400 BavIN, St. (at t_ivrrpool ) 837-2366 _ Let us entertain you. 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We know how to listen! Pickering Town Centre, 420-3224 • ONTARIO DRUG BENEFITS IMPORTANT News for Seniors and People Receiving Social Assistance Because the federal government has reduced transfer payments for Ontario's health and social services by $2.1 billion over the next two years, the Ontario government must act now to preserve its drug programs. Starting July 15, Ontario Drug Benefit recipients will contribute a small amount toward their prescription costs. Ontario is the last province to introduce copayments. How much you pay depends on your income. You will pay up to $2 per prescription if you are: • single, 65 or over, with a net income of less than $16,018 per year • a couple, both over 65, with a combined net income of less than $24,175 per year • living in a nursing home, home for the aged or home for special care • receiving welfare or family benefits • receiving home care You're 65 and your income is higher than the above? 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PickOft Town Centre 839-5980 ♦ TRANSPORTATION THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.,JUN N 10, -1496 -PAGE 77-A Whitby agrees to non-partisan committee study of Hwy. 407 link through Durham Town was being blamed for delaying the project; an unfair accusation says Mayor Edwards. "Council's position on Hwy. 407 has been straight- forward from day one," he said. "On Oct. 1991, this council wrote to the govern- ment of Ontario strongly endorsing Hwy. 407 in prin- ciple." BY CHRIS BOVIE Although council has late residents in a nearby issue, "not one inch has the Whitby area and beyond. DURHAM STAFF always supported Hwy. 407, subdivision, increase popu- road moved," he said. "I think the decision was DURHAM -- Whitby has "The alignment (link) is a lation density and result in "We've given five or six pro- made some time ago," he Paved the way to a deal with different kettle of fish," lost development revenue. posals and they've all been said. "The link has nothing he Province in hopes of Mayor Tom Edwards said. If the study process is fair rejected outright -..There are to do with the extension." ;nsuring Hwy. 407 expan- "The (Province) -preferred and makes an honest attempt other options; there might Recently, Whitby council ;ion in Durham, while route DMZ, located about to find the best route, coun- not be a need for a link at has taken heat over its oppo- Iddressing the contentious three-quarters of a mile east cil will abide by the commit- all." sition to the link location, ,ink issue. of Lakeridge Road, is one tee's decision, said Court. Councillor Dennis Fox, from its political neighbors The Town agreed Mon- we find most offensive." Brunelle. however, says he doesn't in Oshawa. Although coun- lay to have its concerns Council's preferred link, In the five years council believe the government will cil has always supported the ever the link issue addressed if one is needed, is Lak- has been addressing the link expand Hwy. 407 to the Hwy. 407 expansion, the ,y a non-political commit- eridge Road, on the Ajax - re, while the Province, in Whitby border. return, guaranteed the Town Councillor Marcel will have full participation Brunelle says the MTO's in the process. preferred DMZ, link will iso- 41911,11r r TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTC! Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies O S H AWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave 619 1473 COBOi;RG 72 Kent; St w 3724744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. JAMES R. VANCH /---' PALMER BRos. HF.ATI\c; AND .Aitz C ONDITIONINC ""�►... 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Don Cockburn was there with his 1930 Packard Model 733 Phaeton I Touring Car. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 '5HarwJGCAve S Ade VVheP'chair (Between Hwy 401 & Nc 2 Accessible roar w —� i^ Duca PODIATRIST Ronald I Klein B.S.C., D.P.M. 14 Wishes to Announce the Opening of - - ✓ his Practicer��l� At the Pickering Medical Centre •Custom Foot 0r11`0cs- I•+W �+-� • Full Veteran's Coverage ❑ JEI • Sports t Feat • DiabehC Feet. Com !E CaNuses • Children's Foot Chartered Financial Planner ��1>�mm"W_ "A professional you can trust with a reputation for the highest quality personal service and integrity" • Mutual Funds • Highest Rate G.I.C.'s • Life Insurance Planning • Tax & Estate Planning James Schofield THE HEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 10, 1996-P4GE 29-4 ♦ HEALTH First aid pointers at LOEB stores AJAX-PICKERING -- A visit to a local LOEB grocery store could he a real lifesaver. St. John Ambulance brigade member! Durham Region v be at LOEB store in Ajax and Pickering Thurs- days, July ll, 18 and 25 demon- strating first aid at cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) tech- niques. St. John members will he at the LOEB store in the Baywood Centre at the corner of Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue. Ajax on 1 I, at the Glen - Marketplace at Dixie Road and Finch Avenue. Pick- ering on July 18 and at the jax M arketplace at We,,tncy Road North and Magill Drive. Ajax on July 25. FLAT R Long Distance FROM ,...,.. a..r...r •-M-- sr --"- 1299/m. T r 0 -way (:w—Ir. ►:1�(� M 7 C a t l i n wr1.a.,y..ra•1. 6 rrr1 .. �r•.ua- nth Q �� 5 w.aa,..+. 4,.L .1.►, a.. r.111r.. , __..111/ Sa��a11 aJJ1t ..SMI z1:S'o .M Yw1l',.�M, Ir... all y,wr O hr k -S Jnun.. iall�. K11M��R' ♦,..'t:r.... ,,IN expanded service to: ' W'hithv, (hhawa, liowm: nrille, tiewcavll:, Port Perry & 111ackstock arras .'� relehopo ywauor V Aj + v<r^^G • Agra aw') Or (416)406-3977 Demonstrations at each location run from 7 to 9 p.m. LOEB stores are selling personal -sire St. John first-aid kits for $19.95 and family -size kits for 539.95. You can sign up for First aid and CPR courses at the demonstrations. And, copies of the St. John manual First on the Scene will be available for $18.95. Call 434-7800 for more information on the demon- strations. STRAWBERRIES PICK YOUR OWN or Ready Picked Available (Supply permitting) (RASPBERRIES COMING SOON) Zdanowiez Farm NW CORNER AT TAUNTON & CORONATION ROADS Bring Containers o: purcltaae at Farm Cal 668-5509 for picking days and picking information. is 1 .a •AJM-711 ■ -hPM000 PAGE 30 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. JULY 10,19% The Ontario Women's Invitational Lacrosse Tournament is being played July 20 and 21 at Sinclair Secondary School in Whitby. Teams will come from across the Province, SPORTS Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser , Sports now on '� ■ the Internet : C L the U.S. and England_) Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. ww-w.durhamnews.net Pickering bantam Red Sox keep piling up baseball victories PICKERING — The Pickcrim_ A+ Soh%%a-e Red Sox bantam baseball team continues to roll, heating scams from V1"hitb% to Kingston. The Red Sox lead their Iastcrn Ontario Baseball Association di% inion with a record of 16 wins and two losses after recent gamcs. P i c k c r i n �� thumped the «'hithy . 'SBA Chiefs 6-1. as pitch i �> ers Pat Tobin and Jason Schwahe had five and six strikeouts respectively. Brendan Jeffrey turned in a defensive gem with a catch in right field. The Sox knocked off Lindsay 6-2 in a game which featured a triple b,, Jeff Murph} and a spectacular catch by Ronny Bathia in centre. Pickering slammed Clanngton 14-4, thanks in part to a fifth -inning outburst which saw (he Sox hat thnTu_•h the order. Coho)urg pro%ided little oppoanon as Pickering cruised to a I victory. Karl Racioppa droyc in two with a double. Tobin whacked a triple and Kcith Lehman stole home. Mike Hindle,, pro- vided the dcfensi\c pla\ of the game with a dn,ing catch. Pickcrim-, Nx)k hath ends of a double- header a_ainst Kiny aon TmAnship, winninv 6-3 and 10-0. Shortstop Bcn Gooch turned in some fine defensive pla},including a diving catch oi-a line drive. The Sox split a twc} Lame bill with Oshawa, w inning 6-3 and losing 9-5. John Gregson made a sparkling over -the - shoulder catch in left field to help with the win. Pickering also pasted Kingston 13-4, as pitcher Mike Roga closed out the game with six strikeouts. Offensive high- lights included two RBI by Chris Lawrence, a triple by Racioppa, and doubles by Schwabe, Jeffrey, Hindley and Roga. Farrell farewell Members of the Canadian Olympic Boxing team, including Ajax Boxing Club member Nick Farrell, were greeted by Durham Regional Councillors last week. The Olympic team is training in Ajax, preparing for the games that start in two weeks. photo by A.J. Groen All eyes on the ball Gators' second -baseman Larry Oosterhuis has his game face on while batting during an Ajax Men's Slo-Pitch Association master's division game Sunday at the Ajax Community Centre. The Gators took a bite out of their opponents Canadian Home Therapy by win- ning 20-2. photo by Ron Pietroniro Devils red hot rolling ollin to -wins over Scarborough DURHAM — Durham Devils Roller Hockev League all-star teams gave their Scartx)rough fixes the horns during recent games. The peewee and bantam Devil teams both defeat- ed their counterparts June 26 at the Ajax Community Centre. Strong goaltending by Chris Henwood helped the peewees win 4-3. J.P. Friel scored two goals, with singles by Derek Rae and Steve Hart. Chipping in with assists were Michael Dissanyake, Steve Kendrick and Derek Watt, The Devil bantams had an easier time, cruising to a 10-4 victory. Chris Shannon led the offence with two goals and four assists, while Kenny Hutchison and Neil Broadbent both had two goals and two assists. John Morgan scored two goals and assisted on one, Ken Shaw and Victor Chung had a goal and an assist each, while Zach MacArthur and Chris Henwo od had two assists apiece. Scott Brown and Steve Piper were solid in net. The Devil peewees and bantams didn't fare as well when playing Mississauga. The peewees fell 12-3, while the under -manned bantams lost 7-1. The bantams started the game with six players and lost Pat Elder in the first period to an injury. A strong effort by Piper kept the game close until the second period, when the bantams ran out of gas. The Devils' midget squad beat Mississauga 7-6. The victory was sweet for the midgets, because they were eliminated from the Ontario Open Tournament by the Mississauga squad. The Durham Devils' next home games are Brach pitches team to Westshore Pickering mites come up short at tourney mixed Beerfest tournament win PICKERING — The Pickering Ian Martin Ltd. mite girls' select baseball team reached the semi-finals of a tour- nament in Newmarket July 6 and 7. The mites lost to Mississauga 21-7, but rebounded to double up Richmond Hill 12-6. The win moved Pickering into the semis, where the local team lost 14-2 to East York. Pickering got solid pitching from Jamie Lee Rolland, Michelle LeClair, Samantha Ferguson and Dawn Snyder during the tournament. Timely hitting was supplied by Jennifer Cranston and Deanne McKeigue. Other team members include Mykala Abel, Megan Alison, Kristen Balsdon, Sarah Bryson, Geda Medeiros, Niki McDevitt and Katie Warman. PICKERING — Outstanding pitching by Jennifer Brach helped the db Management team take the title in the Westshore Mixed Slo-Pitch League's 18th annual Beerfest Tourney. Brach shut out the Calsayer's Electric team for the first four innings of the final, which her team won 13-8. For her efforts, Brach was named most valuable player of the tournament. To reach the finals, db Management knocked off Ri-Com Mechanical 13-8 in the semis. The db team held a 9-0 lead after two innings. Calsayer's beat Smitty's Roofing 15-9 in the other semi-final tilt. The only lowlight for Calsayer's saw Danica Corless leave the game after being hit on the head by a ball. She did return for the finals, however. All four teams in the semis had 3-0 records in round-robin play. SCOREBOARD ass Ele. 5 2 3 0 .400 Steve's No -Fr. 4 0 3 1 .125 JUNE 19: Boyer 7'Jackie PICKERING VILLAGE SOCCER CLUB Graves Lock 9 3 6 0 6 Jordan Doody 2, Nathan Thomas 2; MVP Andrew JUNIOR DIVISION (As of June 26) Black Angus 9 2 7 0 4 Collymore) vs. Innerspace Divers 1 (Kieran Prashad); TEAM Gp W L T GF GA PTS 27 1 8 Brewsters 1 9 1 7 1 3 Cashway 5 (Daniel Walker 2, Matthew White 2, Lance Sun Graphic 4 4 0 0 5 LEAGUE SCORES – WEEK SEVEN (July 1) Poole) vs. Saba Travel Flyers 0; Quality Tune -Up 12 (Joe People's Cho. 4 3 0 0 13 B Cavanagh Electric 18 vs. F11 -Com Mechanical 3; Binns 24 Assenza 3, Michael Vavala 2, Brandon Barbaid 2, Micheal Agin. Insur. 4 3 1 0 19 6 6 vs. Brewsters 11 12; db Management 15 vs. Wildwood Ford Guluzian 2, Kyle Deebank, Steven Graham, Jeff Nemyss) Pint Post 4 2 2 0 11 7 4 5 is 3 7: Smitty's Roofing 15 vs. Brewsters 1 9; Graves 21 vs. vs. A.Maze-Zing 0; Novak 5 (Jason Ramsaran 2, Joe bloodies 4 1 2 1 3 15 Sutton Group 13; Gotten 12 vs. Nor -Line Plumbing 11; Cal Canone 2. Ian Mathieson; MVP Joe Cahone, Ryan Pick. Photo 4 0 2 2 2 Sayer's Electric 26 vs. Fox Goes Free 11; Baylys 15 vs. Lindsey vs. Innerspace Dryers 0. ckelchley 4 0 3 1 1 13 1 0 3 17 0 Black Angus 13. GIRLS' UNDER 10 r C7.1. 4 0 4 SCOREBOARDAs PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION MITE GIRLS' STANDINGS ( of June 2/) JUNE 17: Optimist 1 (Kristen Mizlr MVP Nora Currier vs. 26: Sketchley 0 vs. Pickering Photo 0; People's TEAM GP W L T PCT Canadian Progress Club 4 Hare: a Perera, Diana Mills, _tie Reality 4 (Robert Bentley 4) vs. Agincourt Invest. Group 5 5 0 0 1.ODr Mallory Holmes, Lauren ; MVP Symons Parera;; nolce Brokers 2 (Nicholas Capizzo, Graeme Armster); T.P.A. 6 4 1 1 .750 on 3. MVP Jen Chargers 4 (Laura Clayton 3, Jen iurance Graphics B (Alex Head 2. Scott Annesley 2, Paul Flora Water 5 3 2 0 .600 , VVIP Jul Shorting) vs. Boyer 1 (Julia Hickey: MVP Julia welling. nshine 2, Phikpe Medeiros, Jesse Steptoe) vs. P.C.I. 1 Coldwell B'nk 5 3 2 0 .600 Shooting Stars 1 (Melissa Machado: MVP Bitting, :,lea :aniel Fernandez); Moodies 3 (Jeffery Wilby 2, Colin Cherry'd Roof 5 2 2 1 .500 NcoKaty Nikki Degroct/ vs. Ability Metal 8 Machine 1 (Nwole Ruta; Print Post 2 (Jesse Wheeler, Brendan Hann). Marshall H'me4 2 2 0 MVP Kathryn Guest), - ,ssy vs 7 Phi' Mede' 2 J .50o CI A GIRLS' UNDER 14 -tie 19: Sunshine Graphics ( ipe ros , esse 2, Alex Head. Paul Galea, Christine Lindo) vs. ass Ele. 5 2 3 0 .400 Steve's No -Fr. 4 0 3 1 .125 JUNE 19: Boyer 7'Jackie ,.eptoe Voodies 0; People's Choice Reality 1 (Gino Spagnuclo) vs. Silverside Cm.5 0 4 1 .100 Cradles 2, Lisa Pepp 2. _,,tchley 0; Agincourt Insurance Brokers 8 (Graeme SCOREBOARD Tanya Hanna, Christie Amster 2, Travis Livingstone 2, Nicholas Capizzo 2, Alex June 27: Flora Water Re/Max IS :MVPs Cheryl Blair, Petkoviski 2: MVP Lia Michael Braun) vs. Pickering Photo 1 (Daniel Stephanie MacKenzie) vs. Class A Electronics 17 (MVP Papadopouhs, Christie VacPherson. r.a,nl; Print Post 2 (Kate Ritza, Jesse Wheeler) vs. P.C.I. Adnana Palazzolo); The Investigators Group 15 (MVP Petkoviski; vs. Dana Inc. AND Krystle Lukosius, Lauren Gibbs) vs. Cherrywood Roiling 0 !MVP Christina Bray. tie 12 Mood ear 2 (Jeffery Wilby, Matthew Pearen) vs. 12 (Danielle Gregory); Coldwell Bankers 19 (Sarah Wood) Erin Hemingway); Kicks 2 o :,kering Photo 2 (Daniel Strain, Derek Sellers); Sunshine vs. Steve's No Frills 18; T.P.A. 20 (Hayley Johnson) vs. (Amber Lewis, Mehss 7 (Paul Galea 3, Alex Head 2, Scott Annesley, Marshall Homes 13. Parkins; MVP Amber ;,raphics Steptoe) vs Sketchley 0; People's Choice Reality 3 June 25: The Investigators Group 14 (MVP Dana Loughlin, Lewis) vs. Shooting Stars .else =ober Bentley 2, George Campbelf) vs. Print Post 2 Carty Joynti vs. Steve's No Frills 10 !Leanne Munson): 1 (Jennner Chorill Wheeler, Kate Ritza); Agincourt Insurance Brokers Marshall Homes 19 (MVP Meghan Edrsonp vs. SiNerside MVP Valey Spanje4; ,arse �Ncholas Capizzo, Travis Livingstone) vs. P.C.I. 1 Computers 17 (MVP Amy Parnnglon): T.P.A. 19 (MVP Thunder 3 +Stephanie ',arren Trainor). Laura Stephan) vs. Coldwell Bankers 8 (MVP Stacy Lacey, Natasha Gedov, „ne 5: Agincourt Insurance Brokers 7 (Steven Rogers 3, Barron;. Ashely Trotter; MVF ^„c^otascapizzo 2, Alex McPherson, Graeme Armster) vs. ATOM BOYS' STANDINGS (As o1 July 4) Dana Blyth, Stephanie Mood.es 0; Sunshine Graphics 5 (Paul Galea 4, Jesse TEAM PTS Movrado) vs. Blizzards 0 ;!eptoe) vs. Pickering Photo 0; People's Choice Reality 5 International Computers 22 )MVP Lindsay Green,.. Foben Bentley 4. Gino Spagnuolo) vs P.C.I. 1 (Tyler Carpet -Towne 17 GIRLS' UNDER 15 •(ezen, Print Post 5 (Brendan Hann 2, Jesse Wheeler 2, Bob Johnston Chev-Olds 13 JUNE 17 Pickering T.D. Andrew Milne) vs. Sketchley 1 (Alexander Larkin.. Picov, Water Garden Centre 10 Bank 5 Tameka Spence MIN DMSION Citi San 9 2. Natalie Sacco 2. ,une5: McEachnie's2 (Jaclyn Sweeney. Mitchell Dickens) C -W Store Fixtures 9 Ashley Oalhday: MVP :s. Ontario Fence and Deck 1 (Brett Pankhurst); Fire Shop Parkland Electric 8 Tameira Spence. Natalie ;top 2 (Michael Bentley. Katelynn Stubner) vs. State Farm R.0 Computers 8 Sacco- vs. Whitby nsurance 0: London Life Insurance 6 (Tyler Martin 3, Tyler SCOREBOARD Rogers Cable+ ; Stuart 2. Natalie Kondovsk5) vs. Demtra Sheet Metal 0: July 4: International Computers !2 (MVP Ryan Pickering Strikers 0 Housemaster 5 (Daniel McCoy 5) vs. Westney Men's Slo- MacDonald) vs. Citi Signs 8 !MVP Chns Scott): Picov (MVP Meghan -arch 0 Water Garden Centre 17 (MVP Blase Robertson) vs. C -W Donaldson, Amanda DURHAM TIER 1 SOCCER Store Fixtures 12 ,MVP Shane Laviolene ; Carpet -Towne DaSlvai vs. Wn'” LEAGUE STANDINGS 12 (MVP Michael Lewis vs. R.C. Computers S ;MVP Sean Mount 3. (week ending Jule 22) Gillespie); Park:and Electnc 15 iMVP Phiitio Augiar; vs. SEVEN AND UNDER EIGHT AND TINDER Bob Johnston C nev Olds 9 MVP Matthew Houssain;. BOYS* 'C' DIVISION TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS July 2: Au games amed our One point for each team. JUNE 17 '_one Sia- -ate _ . e• tic 2 4 3 0 1 20 4 ic June 27: Citi Signs 19 MVP Joshua Kiatiptsi vs. Parkland 3 +James Jarvis 3: MVF P.C.e—g 1 3 2 0 1 15 5 7 Electric 7; C.W Store Fonures 10 (MVP Michael Watts] vs. Mark Beaulieu) vs The Alar ! 5 2 3 0 14 11 6 Picov Water Garden Centre 10 (MVP Jeffrey MacOuarriet: Hawks 0. rli Nicholas Alax 2 4 0 4 0 14 28 0 Bob Johnston Chev Olds 13 (MVP Matthew BOkdnni. vs. Goidhawk); Chargers ! NNE AND UNDER Carpet -Towne 12 (MVP Marcus Cara!; International )Graham Walrrney: lMVP TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Bartlett) Computers 18 ;MVP Kyle vs. R.C. Computers 10 Graham Walrrtsley) vs. 4 3 0 1 13 7 !C (AMP Wesley New). Kicks 6 (Mark Ivanov, Ajax 2 4 3 1 0 16 B 9 MVP JUNE 25: International Computers 13 ( Brandon Bryan Kvcw, C� stooner Vi 2 1 1 12 9 7 Hamad, vs. Parkland Electric 3 )MVP Conrad Salmon); Savarino. Cassidy Jcbi nae 4 1 1 2 B 9 5 Bob Johnston Chev Olds 20 (AMP Joshua Raycroft) vs. w F -Kering 3 0 2 1 7 12 1 Picov Water Garden Centre 14 )MVP John Paul); Carpet. Spadatora 3; MVP Bryan Port Hope 5 0 4 1 7 18 1 Towne 22 )MVP Sean Rumney. vs. Citi Sign 16 MVP Kirow, Vsion Canada 11 AND UNDER Andrew Arathoonl: R.C. Computers 20 )MVP Ryan Vipers 0 ,MVP Michael TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Furlong) vs. C.W Store Fixtures 8. Winke, Kevin Wylie; vs. Coo,_ry 4 3 1 0 13 5 9 WEST PICKERING LADIES' Ultramar 11 ;Darner Por Hope 3 2 0 1 8 5 7 SLO-PITCH LEAGUE Brown 2. Steven Kout,s 9: Scugog 3 2 0 1 8 6 7 LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of June 20) MVP Darnell Brown!: Uxbridge 2 1 1 0 6 8 3 TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS Spotless Auto Glass 7 Ajax 4 2 2 0 11 10 3 Bayty's 7 7 0 0 108 55 14 (Greg Badalian S. David Pickering 3 0 2 1 3 4 1 Petro Partnen8 7 1 0 180 58 14 Grant, Alex Deacit,s; Whrtcy 5 0 4 1 3 11 1 Legion 606 6 4 2 0 131 78 8 MVP Chris Pethti) vs. 13 AND UNDER Sun Spam St. 7 4 3 0 88 106 B BMR Marketing 0. TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS Marbel Ind. 8 4 4 0 117 92 8 Ajax 3 2 0 Scugog 5 5 0 0 1B 6 1s Whoops 7 3 4 0 134 97 6 7 Please McMillian & Saunders Norwood 6 2 2 1 9 9 7 Dakota Bobs 7 3 4 0 124 94 6 1 1 11 Fort Hope 4 2 1 1 8 7 6 Two Hearts 8 3 5 0 95 187 6 volvo 1 (Jovain Wilson: recycle 2 Cobourg 5 2 3 0 14 12 6 Rowdies 6 1 5 0 72 126 2 17 17 7 Ajax 5 2 3 0 12 14 6 Rumors 8 0 B 0 54 210 0 2 this 0 : itoby 4 0 4 0 2 14 0 AJAX MEWS SLO-PITCH ASSOCIATION 6 ISI 1 (Robert Butitfs; Azzuri 3 14 AND TINDER MASTERS DIVISWN RESULTS (As of July 7) Home 1 I1eWSp3pei 11 TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Gators 7 vs. Royals C. Gators 20 vs triad an 4iax 5 5 0 0 39 6 15 Therapy 2; Royals 12 vs. Slugs 3; Royals 2 vs Canaoian Stock 5 3 2 0 16 14 9 Home Therapy 2; Butt's Pickering 4 1 2 1 8 16 4 Pumps and Motors Pizza Jxbndge 5 0 4 1 5 29 1 Pino 12 vs. Tudor Rose 15 AND UNDER B; Butt's Pumps and TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS MotorsiPizza Pino 13 vs. Port Hope 2 2 0 0 7 2 6 Canadian Home Therapy Wnrtby 2 1 0 1 4 2 4 7PICKERING Pickering 2 / 1 0 5 6 3 SOCCER Fon Hope 2 0 2 0 4 9 0 CLUB AND UNDER BOYS' UNDER -NINE TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS 'Al DIVISION JUNE 19: Port Royal Whitby 1 5 4 0 1 15 B 13 Mills Shooting Stars 2 Scugog 4 Whitby 2 4 3 2 1 1 0 1 1S 17 6 15 9 7 (Bailey Cathay, Kai -Ho Uxbridge 4 2 2 0 6 B 6 Fok: MVP Kat -Ho Fok) Ajax 1 4 1 1 2 9 11 4 VS Bank of Montreal 3 Brock 4 1 3 0 6 17 3 (Alex Greenbury, Cody Ajax 2 4 0 2 2 6 10 2 Poland, Joshua Reece; 13 AND UNDER MVP Brett Chisholm & TEAM OP w L T OF GA PTS Aaron Gnazdei*; Sold Tyrone 5 5 0 0 15 6 15 Images 2 (Marco Orono 5 4 1 0 18 7 12 Domminis. Fillip Turin l 5 3 1 1 18 13 10 SinYWirmilk MVP Distsr Turul2 S 3 2 0 1S 13 9 Ward, Aron Muiroy) vs. Ajax 3 2 0 1 9 7 7 McMillian & Saunders Malvern 4 2 1 1 11 5 7 volvo 1 (Jovain Wilson: Cobourg 5 2 2 1 17 17 7 MVP Braden Docherty): Pott. 5 2 3 0 5 6 6 ISI 1 (Robert Butitfs; Azzuri 3 1 1 1 12 11 4 MVP Geoff Cusack Whitby 4 1 2 1 8 13 4 Brendan Graham) vs. Counice S 1 3 1 11 18 4 Sporting Images 2 Brock 5 0 2 3 13 24 3 (Lyndon RaWord 2; MVP NASC 1 4 0 3 1 2 7 1 Lyndon Randord,Joshus NASC 2 S 0 4 1 13 23 1 Horloch); Hill -Rom 4 WEST SNORE MED SLO-MTCH LEAGUE (Ryan Beek 4: MVP Ryr+ LEAGUE STQDRM (As of ,nth 1) Bede): MOON 5 (BreM TEAM GP W L T PTS Shearer, Cahn Burrows Binns 9 7 2 0 14 2, Brandon Heard 2; Cavanagh E. 9 6 3 0 12 MVP Kevin St Jean); Fox Goes Free9 S 3 1 11 Whites Road Shell 1 S"ft's Roof 9 5 3 1 11 (David Kerr; MVP David Sutton Group 9 6 4 0 10 Kerr) vs. Sharks 3 Giffin Ja'nlor'19 5 4 0 10 (Michael Farrel, Nor -Line Prb 9 5 4 0 10 Christopher Pools. 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GARAGE SALES Cr=' +GST ISAA only$35 Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday - 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad i (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival and receive a gift certificate �9}GST entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. err - IECareers ' , Careers ' I Careers ' t Careers ' ' Careers I I Careers ' ' Careers ' t Careers I Ge Help OIL I_m J'l*Il l ,r: Start NOW in Pickering (Next start July 22) Modules included in this Program: • Anatomy and Histology • Microbiology and Sterilization • Pharmacology and Nutrition • Radiology (The Radiology Curriculum of this Diploma Program is HARP Approved. In accordance with the Healing Arts Radiation Protection Act, 1980.) • Principles of Dental Assisting • Dental Materials • Operative Dentistry • Preventive Dentistry • Medical Emergencies • Dental Office Procedures • Clinical Work Weeks • Pre -Employment Readiness and fob Search Toronto School of Business 1450 Kingston Road PICKERING 420-1344 Carteers ' I Careers ' 1 Careers I ' Careers COACHES WANT -EQ Whitby Iroquois Swim Club are at present looking for part time assistant swim coaches for the 1996 / 97 season. A cur• rent Bronze Cross is required with a mini- mum N.C.C.P. Level 1 qualification pre- ferred. Resumes must be received in writ - Ing at the address listed below no later' Ulan July 24th 1996. Allison McGhee W.I.S.C.. Head Coach 202 Lichen Crescent Oshawa, Ontario L 1 J 7W6 TWO POSITIONS avail- able at Veterinary Hospital in Pickering, 01, Recep- tiontstpart time approx. 18 hours per week, includes alternate Sat,. mornings. 02. Kennel worker, alter- nate weekends, suitable for student Apply by resume only to Rosebank Animal Hospital. 1414 Rosebank Rd, Pickenng, L1V 1P4. no phone calls please. CPR from $20.00 FIRST AID from $35-00.- 686-4321 :f;:F�:Ta7Ti IIIIdAIIIIIi: Get Started! A,. Jy S:u C,. TC:...,. --Z;-P'.:g.a.mmc.r Ar. '�5! ..w, •Computerized Accounting -Network Specialist Computer Maintenance -Office Administration -' Technology -Word Processing Financial assistance available to those who qualify Scarborough Oshawa (416) 291-6662 1-800-993-9993 32 Miirrur Avenue S66 King Strout West < CD/ COLLEGE R►�r� for -- r•�rr„r�r. of au„w�':s r�,htio�cU� 206 Harwood Ave. S. 905A28-9475 Suite #206 (Harwood Plaza► 1 (800) 347-8803 Ajax Ont. L1 S 2H6 905-428-3659 (Fax) TRANS CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING ONE ON ONE PRIVATE INSTRUCTION CLASS AZIDZ - Courses include: • AIRBRAKE • PDIC ' TAX DEDUCTIBLE • DANGEROUS GOODS' REG'D. • NO GST! PST LOG BOOK If BORDER CROSSING • 24 HR / 7 DAYS/ WK. 1 s: 3E = PUTTING YOUR CAREER IN MOTION MWEI 10Career Career Career Training I Training Training IEMOWClass A.B.C.D2. SSW • Bus Nurses available • One-on-one or group • Fleet trainirg • Tranmg available- 24 hours per day • Air brake course • Dangerous goods • Log book • Border crossings • Defensive driving course PAYMENT PLAN =MMD=P0WE77RAWG I IS 3-2855 FMSEMOM US =WALL= OUMV AM IS "OW WE CM SW7EYOU NOW3Z do ® 40Ii1MTST,AMX . 7-00 PJI ' Ge neral , General P Help A MATURE PERSON required by Chartered Ac- countants office, located in Durham Region, must be experienced in file prepa- ration and personal lax re- turns. Knowledge of ac. counting related computer programs is essential. Please send resume and salary requirements to File a 9653, Oshawa This week. PO Box 481, Osha- wa Ontario. L1H 7L5, Active Machinery Havers wanted 1 DZIAZ with ma- chinery experience. Imme- diate position. Call (416) 463-2101 or (905) 686- 8742. FIRST COOK b short or- der cook, req'd for restau- rant I catering hall Expen- ence necessary. Fax re- sume to 905-623-2257 or mad to 1000 Bloor St. E Oshawa L 1 H 8S1 MMI timer l P BUSINESS IS picking up. need more people for local wholesale company, full time only, call Margaret 728-0115. LOCAL ADVERTISING Co. with an overload of work, needs people imme- diately in areas of sales I marketing, customer serv- ice. campaign co-ordina- tion. Call Brandi 728-0115 Students over 18 welcome ACTORS/ACTRESSES MODELS 1 a`)6 SLMMe: hlmrng has :-.,,Nun Toronto production ?iip,ming Scouting new pw;ple. , no experience needed) with different 'looks. shapes, sizes. (new- born to senior) For Com- mercials. TV Shows. Movies. Catalogs The Model and Talent Bureau will be holding auditions in your area. Thurs July I 1 th. by appointment only Audition fee of $34 50 is refundable It you don't jualify To schedule an audlbon. phone 1-519- 352-4999. -514352-4999. between 10-6 7 days a week Model and Talent Bureau Not a School or Agency AVAILABLE immediately . art c. . "ours. full time . ay up to $5601weea work ig 5 30-1030 Monday 'hursday. 112 day Satur :ay Must txe over 18. ener. ;ehC Car required Call Now (905404 040 3 DRAPERY Manufacturer P...er'rg Village seeks Rpenenced sewing help . ;all 1905 428-0717 General General Help Im Help ISJI& EARS Canada Inc. Oshawa Centre Requires PART-TIME SALES ASSOCIATES Must be available on a flexible basis including days, evenings, and weekends. Applications will be accepted and interviews held at: Location: Toronto School of Business Oshawa Centre (Entrance Located near Golden Grjdde) Tune: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Date: Friday, July 12,1996. Excellent potential An award winning marketing company re- quires friendty people to work in a major de- partment store, promoting a free service. No experience necessary. Full training pro- vided. Full and part time positions avail- able.Guaranteed starting salary of $7.50 per hr. Our top staff earn $15.00 per hr. or more. (Commission). Call Oscar at: DMS INTELECOM 1-800-668-1465 EXT. 205. Leave Message AUTO Glass installer with BICYCLE SHOP re - minimum 2 years experi- quires Managers. Sales ence. some pate glass ex- Stan and Mechanics. Appy perience preferred. Call with resume 19 Simcoe St. Paul 728-6394. S. at King. r THE NEWS ADVER779ER, WED., JULY 10,1996 -PAGE 35-A General ' Office Office General [M Articles Articles Help Help Help , Help• Available Qasket Basket RE For Sale For Salle C ALC SSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE Ny AdVedlSet requests advenlsers check ad upon publication as los Advertiser oil not be .. ,p,:cclble for more than Incorrect insertion and -. I' shall be no liability for nsertion of any adver- 'nent Liability for er- 1 1n ads is limited to the ort paid lot the space ;upymg the error All ;y s subject to the ap- a: of management of ',. ss Advertiser rnMPUTER USERS vvANTED. Guaranteed (Word pro* . date entry. etc ) ..,,f, income"i Call 1.800- .020 —6—RIVERS WANTED PI„n- ^g area Taxi Company requires Drivers immediately Full / part time bs6-0467_ EARN S627'vi/tth , a,..-,., t:,,, Jer- .1 _ ,4 nes hot line ..,�. 27011 code 6 ..am 5100/boo. v •pt you read 4'0 635-2791 EXPERIENCED wapessi • r parttime 2p m Kathryn's . I. 175 Kingston Rd Ilti(F I\tiIALLERS 1,1 QUIRLD All In ....,n.J ,,nnnnrclal -icnoal chawn .. .Illd cunkk rad (411;)723-12Uo GAILLIND Requires eaners, days .end evenings ;elvers license an asset. 683-4134 ;rads +equirea for Oown- '. ,car ,"Putby salon• training a-. ate, no clientele re- K•ireu ca11666--3905 MASSEY'S requires Line • -%' e to work all pose- ' -ins ' grits. weekends etc .ah. several yeas expert -n,,e Proficiency in English ecessary. apply in person. rsume preferred 774 Liv ,poo: Ho S Pickering MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- est growing agency eek; extras for film and TV ..;irk all rypes. no exp req :.an-: S, S22 80/hr Work Iwranteed We place peo- e on movie sets every Tay Can Jonathan if, 1 2226 PICKERING PHONE ideal for Taxi or - N zza business Best offer. -0 1111 SALES Closers wanted. 'Acct be positive & enthu- %.a,uc. Direct In-home �aies experience preferred :cut not essential. Excellent -omm'ssion structure. All Bads & training provided. tiel'ab,e car a must. For in- ecr�Iew tax resume to 905- 42b-2452 TEMPORARY BILINGUAL SECRETARY Required to pi ldc Adntnustrati%e Bilingual Support Individual must lx- proficient in Windows & able to Iranslale front English to French Labour Relations background Itould be an asset. Location: Oshass,a & Toronto Please forward a copy of your resunlc to: Susan Warner Customer Service Consultant Fax # (905)579-6050 1n# =-Ymemx P E R S O N N E L Sales Help/ Sales Help/ Agent Agent CAREER OPPORTUNITY Required Immediate y EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE Minimum 2 years experience. Telephone Directory Sales and layout experience an asset. If you are outgoing, highly motivated. and have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction. we would like you to join our winning team. Existing and new accounts. training. commissions and base pay. Mail or fax resume to Ajax / Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. , Ajax Ontario, L1 S 2H5 Fax. # 619-9068 SALES REPRESENTATIVE We are a Distributor an0 integrator In the field of Power Protection. Security & Environmental Enclosures, and Data -Comm. Network Management Peripherals, for the electronic and computer Industry. We are seeking an experienced sales professional who can work indepen- dently and has a successful tract ,--cord In generating new account sales. You should also have good time management skills and drive to succeed, technical aptitude is an as- set. Position offers a progressive com- pensation package consisting of sal- ary, commission, bonus. car allow- ance, and benefits. Income potential is unlimited with 1 St. year earnings expected to be 60k or more for the right individual. Apply with resume to: File # 9657 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481. Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 7L5 REPRESENTATIVES/DEALERS required for a product in high demand. Our company, a $3.6 billion Australian giant, is launching its dealership program throughout Ontario, the bonus is that no experience is required - full training provided. We pay very high commission and a car is a must. This could be the opportunity you are looking for, please call Laura 905-837-0844 JMW- General Help STYLIST required. re. cent fly graduated, training in hair-colounng/permmg, tolls provided. Must be ex- perienced. Ask for Joe 905- 831-6531. STYLIST wanted full time and part time, immediate position for busy salon Salary plus commission Call 723-8030 General OR Help No experienced All ages Modeling, TV commercial Film No classes! No photo shoots! Real Agents' Real Work' Interviews this week (416)362.9966 TRAVEL CONSULTANT EXPERIENCED VACATION Salary - Commission Goliger's Travel 1355 Kingston Rd Pickering, Ontario. L1V 1B8 call -905-420-3233 1-800-661-5169 Margaret Ferris Office Help IF you are married, single 'gle parent separated or ,owed you may quality Financial Assistance '.'P -CERT programs avail- cte Quarts Illustrator. -Soto Sncp. Director Werner. Access. Accpac. Autocad. C. • '/ sual Basic. Unix Novel' Eng,nee,. Windows N T. Small Talk F'•)wer Point- Word, Excel Uurham Business Comput •-r College 42 7 3010 PART TIME noo..eepe' week) available imme -;iateiy r small local con st ructio^ ,trace Computer antl mama' book.eepmg sk•us •equ.el Accpac Plus .';.ledge a must Send resume ro Med-Tri Clevei- ;pments RRx5 Oshawa Ont L I H 8L7 1 Sales Help ' Agents MATURE Sales Person -: ',r glass company ti•"t nave own vehicle irtac! Paw 728-5394 14 ()W! Registcr ,Ls an \son salt. DrAler. Earn an extra ifKomr and rnrive a rrcr -Luxur% PA. k' of per,tinal prod." --'cW�.rall r1' tiring beauty home Paulin(' Naull. (lx),;) ♦-I- &OXI) TWO iALLJ HLPPL�)L'. 'ATPA S Ground floor op- � nunties exist with an es tabhshed company. new In ine Durham marketp:ace We have a proven product wltn international accept ante It you were to de- sCnbe yourself as bright, g4iok, fresh and career-on- ented with the desire 10 ram m e.cess of S50 000 per year !nen call Jeff Pet- ers at 1.800-268-0600 ext 608-5300 Fax resume to 905 420-8421 Skilled Help DAYCARE r our home W.,,e,, ud Smo.e antl pet '•ee Gean, sa'� toys. ;rafts and educational games Call 420 '602 EXPERIENCED babysa- re' -Ira itle Lorng and reliable Any age welcome. references available Brock and Plc,•:• -g Par*.d, area Plecall Ma• a 42H 17756 EXPERIENCED con- struction supervisor com- mercial and industrial Su- pervise ail sub -trades. re- sponsible 8 coordinate all ongoing projects Interper- sonal and communication skills Organized, energetic. Hand Deliver resume to J W. Contracting. 630 Eu- clid St. Whitby PROFESSIONAL PAINT- ER, minimum 5 yrs exp Also PREP PERSON, mini- mum 3 yrs exp required for busy body shop Call Guy for apps 666-9479 Dino and Sons. 3625 Brock St N Whitby Daycare • Wanted DAYCARE required pre. ferably in my home. Liver. poot'Bayly. 2 boys 5-1/2 1 1.112 Must have referenc- es. 839-7082 after 6P - NANNY, live In out. for 3 beautiful French speaking children, 4 1'2. 3, 8 1 12 Pickering. Start late Aug Must speak French, non smoker. 420-2047 SOUTH A,ax. 5 minutes S' James,'DuMlns Bay schools, references and re. ce,pts. Bloc• a,entback up care 'am 5 300 m Catherine 686 1573 SOUTH AJAX.-xceuent ;ayca'c • • r -•+ Bxpert ence Reliable` a'lordabie -appy environment Huge - iaygmund 5 Itis more 6 months and ip Will pro- vide receipts References upon ewest 686-87+9 Home Im Care WE LL ape 6 .w1 .endows 'side & ,wt reasonable 'ates bond able. references avail :4,617395551 or 416 299,'289 glop Firewood FIREWOOD Apple w. Map,e H.-ech Low pnees F•ee Delivery Serving Peke„ -q. Ala. Whitby and Osta.a DURHAM FIRE WOOD 421 -174' -_- SKIDS 3 Pa ets or f.,e n1 'a--.Jod 6 soh- .vod m+.eo pre ,of or C10 - ken_ delivery available. large b small loads L•m,ted time offer call 9051430- 9013 Flea Market RE - CHAIRS. - new forest green •xkei asking S'50 080 Rose 'eciiner. aask Ing $100 060 2 6x9 area rugs SW each 686.3328 CHESTERFIELD and twc cna,rs for sale Recovered I year ago Excellent conal - lion $375 6861453 WASHER, dryer ;Inglis. almond large capacity) Great condition 5450 o D o Call 683-9373 Articles for Sale 1 DOOR white fridge. 30' white stove. washer, May- tag washer 8 dryer, apt size dryer. 15 6 22 cu It freezers. 2 small portable black 8 while TVs. 2 kero- sene heaters. console ster- eo, kitchen set'china cabi- net. round glass table. 4 swivel chairs, pedestal table 4 chairs. brassglass coffee 6 end tables, wood' glass coffee table. wicker couch chair 8 coffee table, sectional couch. cream, blue couch, secretary desk, chair 6 drawer dresser. (dresser deSk/hulch 8 1 night table) set hang glid- er best offer Call 438- 0526 LIKE new sola loft white) $650. Antique wall tele phone iconverteW $495. Antique cart Igreal coffee table) $175. Dishwasher ,almost new) 5425. Omer items 1905) 6665308 _ L-1 BOOKS. _+ and . ,e^. CARPET 3 rooms. $299 PIANOS - GFIANDFA- ( held (are re -price 55517 Width 22-. neignt 15 Includes 30 yards of THER CLOCKS Please for two 11050 7�c (Just South of 401 W side) 905-937-1291-717 carpet, premium pad . and excuse the mess. we're qulrtid )STN :as, 52 750 Lots of Installation Sal 905-432- renovating' New and used monlh old In mV N' ,.c,_dl iw,, C1ter 905- 2750 pianos Not su,e7 Rent 10 homy Reterences ea.x sTmrn Carpet Broker. 100% own, apt size upngnt, t)oarre- required ,rte Lr rr7t---- �+ Nylon Vwk. plush. stain re- Alan d995lgmerchandise om dives roe ^orecol,.s S�(p �1 x //1 A /{• • /� • Ar 7. F \ t carpet For 3 rooms duces, Thep Piano Works. 416-331-8102 L 1 f�L 11" YY till t�f �l �l �.-1! only 5369 00 Price m only 433-(491 Ica e me5sa} e VAN DORP cludes 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe patl and installation ROLLER CONVEYER. in eararce Cerier Bow ,e,,, y Disc CC Jual cas- .n your home Free quota- sections 2 M x ' with seRel owe Reit '•^m Open For Picking! 'ion In your home No ,n stands Made by Mathew DAYCARE =ONTENT SALE iota 8 ferest. no payment for one $850 or offer '613) 475- Ava'labie r, r.•, • •,me Location Just North of Port Hope on lull year. Darnel 1 800- 3792 Mother of two I can ban2170104 Dale Road between Welcome g Rew rg macn,re 5517 ,; Sears Kenmore stove. dle any hours very reit nehe swte 5225 D•esse, CARPETS irns of carper. gold 510; Sears Ken sonable rates Lots of and Dale Corners +rr-. �.�pr new stain re- more washer 8 dryer. while TLC Sate happy env)- Also ready picked. lease carpets 'n nard 1 will $400 pair Couch P. Match- •onment First aide and CONTENTS carpet 3 rooms 5349 Price Ing cnarr country style. CPR trammg Bring own containers Includes carpet premium S4,,9 905;571-6%3 after Please call Debbie OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK pad. expert installation fast 5rm 905-683-5844 905-753-2280 delivery ',ee estimates 30 SHEDMAN 7ua111y ba,n ■ sotabecl •easOnabie yards, NN an F,95.23' 4 ,•! w .• ..-; • . . x 3 SPE DAYCARE -+. , -i• :• '413 COIN .-.e,afed rooi table- CIAL ONL e $29' Pius tax I'll •M^ir ; envonment ■ . bans and c..es Mary crt•e• s.zes and styles newborn - -its old Nutri- Ker -one '7 cu R • Mame �.,- fox NSM w.Ih available AiS: garages nous luncnes.sracks. Articles Articles •ecirds g,,'n or site and and deo.•. 'EI McKay Rd e aced yard .playground For Sale For Sale goy cord,t'on Great s: Unit 3 vc. rr'd F;• Tore references available. close -98 -gage ^ess oppo iun,tr S251i0 into call 9C517'42093 to 401 Please call 686- WHAT A DEAL' Smgie 432 2281,� SIERRA a CONDITION - 0959 ■ COMPUTERS NOTE- 'rR =;�x. -"U Jrp of the DAYCARE r our home W.,,e,, ud Smo.e antl pet '•ee Gean, sa'� toys. ;rafts and educational games Call 420 '602 EXPERIENCED babysa- re' -Ira itle Lorng and reliable Any age welcome. references available Brock and Plc,•:• -g Par*.d, area Plecall Ma• a 42H 17756 EXPERIENCED con- struction supervisor com- mercial and industrial Su- pervise ail sub -trades. re- sponsible 8 coordinate all ongoing projects Interper- sonal and communication skills Organized, energetic. Hand Deliver resume to J W. Contracting. 630 Eu- clid St. Whitby PROFESSIONAL PAINT- ER, minimum 5 yrs exp Also PREP PERSON, mini- mum 3 yrs exp required for busy body shop Call Guy for apps 666-9479 Dino and Sons. 3625 Brock St N Whitby Daycare • Wanted DAYCARE required pre. ferably in my home. Liver. poot'Bayly. 2 boys 5-1/2 1 1.112 Must have referenc- es. 839-7082 after 6P - NANNY, live In out. for 3 beautiful French speaking children, 4 1'2. 3, 8 1 12 Pickering. Start late Aug Must speak French, non smoker. 420-2047 SOUTH A,ax. 5 minutes S' James,'DuMlns Bay schools, references and re. ce,pts. Bloc• a,entback up care 'am 5 300 m Catherine 686 1573 SOUTH AJAX.-xceuent ;ayca'c • • r -•+ Bxpert ence Reliable` a'lordabie -appy environment Huge - iaygmund 5 Itis more 6 months and ip Will pro- vide receipts References upon ewest 686-87+9 Home Im Care WE LL ape 6 .w1 .endows 'side & ,wt reasonable 'ates bond able. references avail :4,617395551 or 416 299,'289 glop Firewood FIREWOOD Apple w. Map,e H.-ech Low pnees F•ee Delivery Serving Peke„ -q. Ala. Whitby and Osta.a DURHAM FIRE WOOD 421 -174' -_- SKIDS 3 Pa ets or f.,e n1 'a--.Jod 6 soh- .vod m+.eo pre ,of or C10 - ken_ delivery available. large b small loads L•m,ted time offer call 9051430- 9013 Flea Market RE - CHAIRS. - new forest green •xkei asking S'50 080 Rose 'eciiner. aask Ing $100 060 2 6x9 area rugs SW each 686.3328 CHESTERFIELD and twc cna,rs for sale Recovered I year ago Excellent conal - lion $375 6861453 WASHER, dryer ;Inglis. almond large capacity) Great condition 5450 o D o Call 683-9373 Articles for Sale 1 DOOR white fridge. 30' white stove. washer, May- tag washer 8 dryer, apt size dryer. 15 6 22 cu It freezers. 2 small portable black 8 while TVs. 2 kero- sene heaters. console ster- eo, kitchen set'china cabi- net. round glass table. 4 swivel chairs, pedestal table 4 chairs. brassglass coffee 6 end tables, wood' glass coffee table. wicker couch chair 8 coffee table, sectional couch. cream, blue couch, secretary desk, chair 6 drawer dresser. (dresser deSk/hulch 8 1 night table) set hang glid- er best offer Call 438- 0526 LIKE new sola loft white) $650. Antique wall tele phone iconverteW $495. Antique cart Igreal coffee table) $175. Dishwasher ,almost new) 5425. Omer items 1905) 6665308 _ L-1 BOOKS. _+ and . ,e^. re, cramo new ask rg CVT 20/m>di new $3300. licca s $1 591. mew, 55517 Width 22-. neignt 15 Brock Rd. S. Unit 25 Pickering ennum ^.B s 75's '5 MB ' 4' ,, will tit larger 404- 11050 7�c (Just South of 401 W side) 905-937-1291-717 .am air MB ^ard cloves 95- L■QIJRtDAT■O■V `� )STN :as, 52 750 Lots of SIX ADULT Jacuzzi p 1) .� 50 - 75% 0 * im.,ences choices Used lips N' ,.c,_dl iw,, C1ter 905- a //'.'.it'll rrrry •or• S,95 385 Desk 4174 8448 Ili<-rrr,n (, y- /lrrrrh.vtrrs ,t/,rxrfinx ,Kw.ds ,# rdm $135 New 485 sys gm5 w;tr coli' ^.ori•or5 SWEETHEART Natural Tr .... ell, I Jxphuna e, ' \..r rlhvv -tom 5899 PCM CIA CE s. •`,: r' :` ss size 5 '# r 6rxn•1<iNg InF—t,,n om dives roe ^orecol,.s revel .:'^ 5700 veil n - y Mi W. OViRSTOCKiO A weTufmao .rom 5255 Upgrade ary ciuded Call 723-3038 7e VE Ht G UST GO•'_ �� i # r,r-o„a0e 8 Jottee table set 5375 Call ,Ar � ,or f # w,cnase 'AB at 595 Co cure, KENWOOD 2 C .a^ ” -, a stereo Sys 7 1 • eararce Cerier Bow ,e,,, y Disc CC Jual cas- HOW ARE WE DOING? ix yr 9175 697 3059 - u yG�r Pnce nquire5 to seRel owe Reit '•^m ■ ■ `'le '0' 69' '817 yspedkets :: chore $7 50iwee. 'all today ��r..-�,y 1-6 �leElGt'•L;V'�rK�F.1iSEi ui.L "' L"JE f?7 ■ =ONTENT SALE iota 8 905; 57' ,- ■ c pri-mcirc Dei asrrefS A4r 71E Deg ■ ,••.�.+ :-" -'_•' rar . RCA •8- SATELLITE ■ _re rJ13St1 WvI E 1,* m acDrl NM- In oy 5 cork 2 611 ct ; 1,rai s15 ■ g Rew rg macn,re 5517 ,; le"lo cr iih ,e,,,dte over • 75 cnanneis ■ f1Eoueslons yy nehe swte 5225 D•esse, ,o choose 'film RENT TO ■ --or S45 23• T`/ 550 OWN BY PHONE Ori ly If 1 Was your call answered promptly? 5 683 7932 or 9175 583- 98 week -al 905-571 ■ 152 '4•, ■ CONTENTS TOSHIBA - stereo tele ■ ■ ;• ..'� imps ;nabs ,sn 6 y, Das ..it v�r,. -out ■ oc's 9rers s'deocard sse and abblanty No 0 •garene. raWes. dresser money now' Rer1 'o -.r 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly. ■ ..-seats sec•e!a,y fed Dy pnr,re ,, as ,11ie as ■ sotabecl •easOnabie S6 "r Wee. Ca-'� 9051 courteous service? ■ 6-'6817 '413 ■ BEAM CENTRAL VAC WANTED -9 people to ■ 5' S Uprignf 'reez 'ex oourds by ■ Ker -one '7 cu R • Labour Slay ASI -,alum, ■ red where 545_- A;1 r ex motor •ecommendea Ask ■ hent. oke le. _,ndihor nC., Call fou free I SCC ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your 5.4J0-172' , ; -42 ■ -98 -gage ■ advertisement? =ustom Made E WHAT A DEAL' Smgie ■ - cHa : - -S::rix 5. . . - : - ■ ,y-.�.r.,7 Aperase•d -ie Pea r 2 yrs D-0 850 ■ 20C :0 As. r^, 5600 OC Mac rresn SE computer ■ 6 O 7 morrs Cal ard -age -Ie, 2 i)nhle, ■ •:5 565.7537 arrerold Som S30C Heiera o, Ian 435- 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ FOR SALE '•: `mar K-cn 332 ■ g -a _, • -g, en!,ned YAMAHA • avIrova Jig, ■ eamscape '6' x 'a sxrg St599 ■ ■ e >oden Tame $I JOC -W,+Re• se,oi -•,amine r 3-6787 cabinet S'SC Lg Kenmore ■ ■ M, aS'S '3i" eHOT ■ Ale wDuld I1iE (eafirornyuu SUMMER ZEALS corn lelact, 'fairwheels t ■we,- 53. 3 drawer beg -+ng >te system pace $1849 cac,oet S20 Cali ■ ■ :JC 288 modems S-99 1905430--'055 ■ If prefer. lc ta. Komoat n WThe — you ■ it K"; S35 Comptons Articles please contact Fred Eismont * r-rec,a CD S35 Fath) ' Wanted ■ 3ears $55 All exced !:nes ■ at 576-9335. or 683-0707 5'6 Clarlon Computers 'ng ■ -,4 Baseline Rd Bowman ■ or fill out this coupon le Tel 905,697 3059 ANTIQUES Acs,:;ulery. ■ tax 9C569''8'7 P_•�•a,.r..; toe ,r an ■ and mall to: ymnTsing oil Scentitic ■ WASHER. DRYER c.e'j dtiev- 'rlent5 ^.hina. 511Ver clave'' ■ 1001 7�n,^gr„um � , ng rising. ,oys. oeCCyS. dolls. Mw-�r j%e]>►a1'�]1fe�ft ■ 'aom tems upright parc. milk ocmes Collections or ♦uSSu�ed ■ �i� yFl� _ ' )pc d+nmgroom sate. estates Call Robert Bowen P.O. Box 481 ■ awnmo,xi 1c Many art'- Antiques ,9051 655.81,49 . ■ es Cal, 725-2955 0, 725- Brookim ■ 8" Farewell Ste 6369 or ')ore ntormatan WANTED lusetli ■ CANOE i,� A� ■ KENMORE Mark 4 oectr>c Must 'loaf NC leaks Can ■ Oshawa, Ontario range and Kermore 19 cu Geary 686-00% ■ LSH 7LS it side-oy side etrigeratcr Moving' priced right cr 8 NEEDED: a Pon ■ ■ gold 905-571' Voice Data System Can ■ or quick sale , 7 70 Fred at 576-9335 'Your satisfaction is the measure of our success' ■ NEEDED: 4 or 8 port • LARGE microwave 565 voice Data System Call • 1999 Yamaha Clavinova 60' PIONEER T.V.. co- 10 speed racer bike $90. Lades 5 speed bike $60. Fred at 576-9335 80 key keyboard model loured. new. never used black 8 white portable TV CVT 20/m>di new $3300. call 697-1761 S60, electric downngger. aslung $1500, 5 pc dresser roa & reel $275. oar -be -cue set, black/ gold tnm $250., AIR Conditioner, 8150 with full tank S50 All above 5 pc, dark walnut dining Craftsman 10" table saw o b o 668-4210 set. butieti hutch 5250. with Iaserllrle fence. 5560 LIKE NEW! Kenmore large white wicker rocker, Cushion floor, S60 1990 washer 8 dryer S725 pair pad. new S179 asking S90. Kawasaki 440 52000 Ya- Eureka central vac unit 25ct diamond cluster ring. maha scooter. 5495 after $575 Five piece dining appraised value $1200. Spm 905.576-0132 room Si Oak T V stand asking 5400 all A-1 best BE COOL! Auto. window S7 $75 Exercise bike pies Dome'tent 575 Four piece offer 571-1401 8 central au conditioning Jottee table set 5375 Call 2 PIZZA Ovens telectnci service Best prices Fast. g05-721 7574 make us ar otter. Good reliable erv,Ce 905 725 - MOTORCYCLE / GUI - condition 905.986.1087 8708 TARS -1979 1100 Spe- home. 905-263-8383 shop 314 ton Ford van. needs body work 5500 as is White Kenmore washer S150. '50's era kitchen set S50. 3 orange kittens tree 597.0327 atter 7 week- days 6' x 10' DOG KENNEL $250 obo. Dining room fix- turehalogen, brass and black. modern Best offer Contact 723.7924 BUSINESS REDUC- TION SALE tree planter, $800, wood spiner 51500, Brillion seeder 5300, mig welder, 5400. 2 chain ho- ists $100 each. 2 air condi boners $100 each. 81 Ford 5 ton dumptruck $2.500 Round pen $1.000. West ern saddles t1 bridals . so lar dish. Si D00 Can Ron 1705) 706-3411 tial 2 seats, helmets. 51.00 Tackamme Acoustic Elec enc cutaway 5500 438- 0343 OAK/PINE FURNITURE Why pay tell prices, One of Ontano's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public Eg solid oak 7 pc dining - room or 6 pc solid pine bedroom, your choice $1995, many stain choices 'Tractional Woodworking 905.985-8774 UNWANTED Scrap metal picked up. tndges, stoves, washers. dryers, cars. trucks. etc Can (9051430- 9013 WANTED - 2 pizza pro- pane ovens 2 tryers, sheiv- ng. alarm systems, wet CO2 unit thre extinguisher system, 405.986-1087 home. 905-263-8383 shop WANTED CAMERAS - old China and glass. lewel- lery microscopes. tele- scopes. binoculars and re- lated -terns Clocks. watch- es. furniture, anything Old 432-16'8 Arts & "on, Crafts CERAMIC WAREHOUSE. New hours 10 am - 3pm. , Tues Sal Victorian Santas m stock now, Take some ready to decorate Bisque on your Holidays ' 1333 Boundary Road Unit e3. Oshawa. 905-'25-67179 PAGE 36A -THF: NFA1'S ADN't:RTISFR,WF.I)..,II'IN IN, 1"6 Garage/ Garage/ • Pets/Supplies/ Pets/Supplies/ Automobiles Automobiles Automobileswf!�� I Trailers Yard Sales Yard Sales I Boarding I Boarding For Sale I I For Sale I I For Sale O 1.187 DODGE shadow WOLF'S BIRTHDAY SALE 89 tFBARON CONVERT 1990 0,-dge Hani pick up 40 FT Falcon trailer, dou- C I • , it nut air con new GOLDEN ••! TRIE\ER a B 7rn April 2nd. call V 800 ATTENTION 1 og wn w> yg •' ; )oley Pet - 2 1 - 202K +ands water Al L Over 40 re IBLF new rout new hrakes. V8 AIH 110.000 kn, .ap. transmission cooler cruise. bi to _ awning. 24 tt x 8 ft deCk in arc 5300 1st shots and de- Waste Systems starting at pump 8 hood unrertitied, conditioned and ;:erhhed stored winters. automatic. new tires fuel injected. 5 Star park Asking ,vormed 905983 5968 $5- 99 up To 150 It wt $500 or best offer Great for vehicles at !antabuluus no rust. air concitiomnq. summer.wnller weather $16.000 Can be moved . `-on shedding, non allergic. Dog toe Jackals startinq at teenager 905 434- t,4(-,' prices eg 1990 Aero Star $5200 Call after Spm 905 fronts excellent condition Call Jack 905 723-0208 BLACK . AS puppy put $25. 32' F ,� Hvdrant n out $5900 certified Spon van loaded 510.995 6686183 $9500 certified obo 983 fipm �b 1 papers Fvst door outdoc, BEST Ball 4 1987 PONTIAC 6.000 1990 Satan. white loaded service 9253 eve or weekends sheds. root repairs. (905) -.hots Ask'•C 5250 Call 1 :" F' 10' Lifetime Guar auto ile ties A Voyageur $9495 1991 Vo a ur au 95 Ford Escort- 5p, CD. BLAZER 1x4 load cycles y aid 5308 a•- •',me y anter.. Starting at $10 99 brakes Excellent interiorO br & MTO bur u,+dy mint. now 9 .A., F.d. Aa„ M,,1! Gond 1991 ed w�tl- options, • COLLIE PUPS i ,r sale 99. 7 days -weak exte,�a mechanics average pace $3175 170 $10 595. 1987 Nissan Kinq $150000 down lake over llI new coli DEV. INC. Specializing KC req s'r�rd M'F. (905) 723 5413 Fax 2 k certified. only523t� 135 k,„ 5 d'-, Cab auto. S-2 lease or 11.500 00 Gan net d-tron t owner Musk sen 1970 Honda 750 Four. able mahO an plus 1466 _ ORO '28-1420 1990 Cavalier, a,' auto. 430-8389 dr 665 7537 after Cend�ed $13.500 makw an Cee, °n. nal condition, needs 1' white. readyin2 3 weeks 4 $3695 1988 Pontiac 6000 126.000 km. F oppm ober 438 1641 anytime work Last ran in 1985 5425 each 7057861517 Automobiles gin, 1988 DODGE ARIES. dr a;t �a'y good condition. LE. air auto. mint $5295 1993 Plymouth 1988 Pontiac Sun 86 ( HEV WRANGLER. 112 Comes with whole extra COLLIE .^ups for sale. for Sale Certified. $1900 Call 43G Colt new style $4495 BLUE h„d c � a0i• O B O Call D^+ •-tilting n, S1500 firm - ,9051428- 750 motor As is. teat for g bo 985- :'KC �eQiste,ed. eyes 1990 Lumina F_u'1i burled - as ,s ca IC restoration. S 0 ;-hecii 'irst shots. female 3602 S7995. 1987 Subaru wag 4308389 Sunroof PS 8907 3183 ComputerPM, Computer .Hale ready tc go now Call 19, % M68 VOnverbb,e 1988 L ncoln Town Car. on perfect 4X4 $3995 PB Auto go Video Video 705) 277-2528 British racing green In ex la -k b.,e in a out ongma 1982 50 HONDA Night cellent condition $6995 1990 Grand $79Dr. E load Vans/ y BARN '-• rent Suitable for paint. new ores. brakes. ex- white S%995 1988 1991 Chew Sprint cos I Hawk with 20.000 kms. Ca 1 (9051666-3538 haust S680C cenihed 905 ve t b a auto am, m cars 1 Wheel Drive Come wnh aeni and crash •• with pasture Buick Regal Arizona car. bars Excellent condition 666 5308 n o 67.000 l ert,hed $5500 can am !rine ,oared 1-11 ~near Laker doe 1962 BUICK SKYLARK a 90..,0(` kn•. loaded Iantas- S1ust syn 52850 Gall Terry omputeraid 831.3164 tunton Rd Whtbv o05 : rL engine ( c 1989 S 10 trick up short 569145 1995 Fuefly otic Dav r 6130 1988 ASTRO van loan- 905 839 1,049 d •.'7 6660 drt,or S12^O nbo 436 bc�r '-? a spade, kit pease for $14960,o buy 10 . 4 , ,�•,k,, dark red' Tuition, problem resolution, upgrades m OSHAWA OBEDIENCE 6244 chrome wheels will take $8695. 1990 Mazda 626. ;old. passenger S5:,00 1991 Kawasaki 250 cc. 6 your home. Now to get more computer for ASSOC til. nday n.gr 1982 Monte Cadc. 2 dr automatic car as deposit 8000 km. ar. aur°. perfect AutomObIIQS ertdied Bowmanvdle 697 - `fir.. , hgwd crn)ied Will less money. Highly competitive rates. 54995 831-8729 now 56995 1991 Cawal�er I Wanted 0275 certify Great shape. $2895 ,Zvi a^o Attention Tues auto deotl condition Carl R S 3 t V6. loaded. coo 728-2044 my - Pre Thal Novice ane 7253729 1990 Buick LeSabre Cus� pie. only $V6. l 1986 Pon- 1989 ASTRO ran. 8cas to, Dwner driven since ver. le, a+L o cylinder HARLEY ?E Sportster low - 3s'c Registe• now Call --w 1983 PONTIAC Acadian o new 192.00C hwy kms fiat Fiero. tlaul�ng Aad A b A TOWING. Pay $50- loaded, excellent condition iorAux controls. King 435-0888 a ..,,-- au•,_ c+a�, ten, top to Dottorn Uearrrtg with spotless. now $2695 1985 :asr ,,, .sed 8 '53 000k- certified. tank, deluxe seat. lots of la - Hasa Apsc pups for sale tied 905 728-0490 grey w grey intent. a�• p w c d I am'lm cassette. Tempo, auto. one Owner, -, scrap cars &trucks 2a firs $7900 Cail 1405 •132-1 773 .-hrome 8 more $9.700 . `-on shedding, non allergic. 1964 Dodge 600 EFI con- wire wheels, very clean in. $1695 1990 Sprint 85.000 km 5 spec,al ' days Can 905 686 5003 1990 Ast,c RS Van. fully ') to Call 576-4688 after eatth guarantee. vet nee ve•oc' e 2 2 beige,browr out $5900 certified speed. 53195 Come to Cer car or 905 706 5234 30 mm loaded. p s . p b. Div. fipm ec House training start- cruise control. power top. 2 (905 14 36-044 1 Auto Centre. 155 king St service p d I . ac. ABS. asking sheds. root repairs. (905) . � Payment terms avail- new tires, an new hrakes 1991 CAVALIER Z24 West at Midtown Mall 579 AUTOMOBILES and 58500 o bo Can 430 - Marine , 71 7B6-3'24 all new ignition Many ^ew all Perlec. cord, o1 5 speed :886 Open eve da ry Y wa^ted Ir r scrap 0260 • financingavailable Call Darts Good running Car air, 103.000 kms. new -Where Customers Serio Any condmon. any age Any 1999 GMC Satan XT Van. DEV. INC. Specializing TEAM OBEDIENCE •-ee Will cen'fy S1000 obo 905- clutch, braes exhaust Their Friends' free removal in Me Durham 8 passenger, p b. p s air. as,- Pupp , ', r-ce' 9853183 leave message 9 Metallic blue $9500 905. R on cash paid Also amRm cassette. running 14' ALUMINUM boat with 1993 SATURN 5C 1. eg ,tart July 27. 31 Weekday 1985 1-111 Wagon. big 263-2478 needed '75 to '87 Chew or boards. dutch door 35 H P Me,cury motor and Computer Pools. Iveh,n and Satwcia r -Y•^der. excellent Gond- aur: a : am with cassette. 71.0001l $16.500 Call trailer and depth finder Ex. g y 1991 Sunb+rd LE, a door. aquamarine wnh grey in GMC pickup lir parts Call 1905)723-9302 (9051723- !Internet Spa classes available with hon ps pb e■tra seat m y.F ac automatic. certified, tenor 66.0o0km $11.250 anytime. Oshawa 431 cellent ting b condition ,.•Han classes guaranteed rear $3400 .:erti6ed pd07 2464 Great fishing boat $1600 a30�-0025 (905)4 -,ib G791 Trailer hnCh, 66.000 kms Ca119p5-433-2327 apo gp5�436�6627 NEW 'MUSIC a -zine a MOT DEALS AVAIL- $7000 Call 509-5813 1994 VW GOLF CL Ratch CARS FOR CASH- We ngp vvivi 1unlarnnews. ABLE - '� r .e7.a-_, CUTE :ompact cuddly 1985 = 31 Crown Victoria, 1992 Back Skylark V6. back 42.000 cma Ar c. ster. buy -'•e0 .er�clrs Vehi- I Trailers 25 FT SAIL BOAT. Tanner 'olio' Tat°` Dec 95. body, f lidded. buckets cJn- des must be in running y -atc 238 index htm , ,)• Kavak Pon includes ".�^ a"ergemc non -shed- ..'h oe. trader ndc^ owner, 9 5. Fun equipped In ex good condition best offer sole. 148.000 kms 4 door. $11.499 0 B O 433--0202 condition �l 427 2415 or y necks 8 'e,c,ng S4 995 ding purebred Inasa apso Cal! (9052668-0503 cellent condition Man ex er!s iota by laws 25yr Puppies 6 weeks veli $6500 certified Can James cane to 479 Bayty St East. 15 -18 n'n„u aie.an as $12.000 Gall 905 • I ty 1986 8..ck LeSabre Wag (9p51d28-68%1 1995 Lemma APV. 16 Ajax at MURAU AUTO FAX a••an t80C-668-'564 checkrJ Dotn pa,ents g mantis remaining on SALES trader Large windows 6663538 or _ )00k -s 307 p w stove. Ino a immaculate ElmrK ,c,r, •-g Aia. phone 4.6 Ofese- $400 905432 1993 Geo. $3100 1994 GMAC Smarttease. Call for EL CAMINO wanted sleeps 49 $3000 Also SAILBOAT 2 ff FD . A -t 7565 p d p s drma!e control air_ Ccrs.ca $10.500 Call more information o'd trans no rust. $3150 (905id32-9097 (905)576-7353 80's 705 '80: -�+ flatbed snowmobile, motor cc.!or = sets of 5715. 2 cer!,hed 728-0705 cycle trailer 905 7287230 trailers. $1000 683-8431 D 1 R E C T O R Y Fax News Advertiser683=0707 683-7363 Motrin 6 • House • House • House L I I Improvements i I I Improvements M I I Improvements M I Handyman I Painting 9 re -M Storage • Cleaning • Cleaning • Cleaning HARRY -0 -THE- YOU DESERVE tTt -- •MISTER CHEAP- Moos •ec ..,,xns m Law apartments aaations. fences decks ell L tensed ro, ove• 20 years ah work g-aranleed. for Free eat ^�a'e tail Erne 905-404-8'7C. HIANDYMAM MOVERS M or big Home obs at Mar w tr C,._il w 7. PAINTING i PAPER- HANGING O,.a,,ey work ove sma, we price them ail' .et us KeP.p vols sparkling For an ourstanK" (gift certificates available. springtall clean up grass ma^5' C 3! •easori Free estimates. seniors top to Dottorn Uearrrtg with caksts Senior and mid . uh,ng •ototilkng. sod e- ales Inte,;C: 8 Exterior discount, short notice insured Free estimates 905.728.2716 movai Lowe, bed d•sigr Serving Oshawa 8 area for moves Appliances moved excellent rates • • planting ano pruning Also 25 years Call 725-46b' also storage space avail Call today for a 987-1799 or 987- n decks. trim work. door in- able Comparable rates F E sinal, mow g I Call Vic 428-8907 t.7NJJr v—...i,i ' Electrical I � RENOVATIONS. Gabs • • EUROPEAN !'.e spec,a -el-, caseme^ts Kitchens. st wn •e,uvait your bath Additions Carew Cc 432- 5 tcner, walls as 66665 Jorn dr well as floor tiles Good ref e•ences and satisfaction SIGON Construction Lid. guaranteed For free esti- serving Durham Region for mates call D Dykstra 725- 19 yrs Additions sunoecks. 4913 patio doors, windows, rec- ro ms flagstone, free esti- mates 905-576-5760 •I it Conditiw*4 r - QUALITY central air and rITm• • pl i yi 432-2850 ree stlnl e. blade. only $35 + parts Treat yourself. MICHALSKI MOVING (gift certificates available. huuses apar!merts c'hces You Deserve It appliances ano piano spe charge. Oshawa7Whltby caksts Senior and mid 420-7042 month discounts Licensed. SMALL ENGINE SHOP insured Free estimates 905.728.2716 Excellent service Call 436- • • Lawn Motafer 7795 • • Repan LAWNMOWERS - Tune- up. oil change sharpen • Gardening 8 • Gardening 8 I J I blade. only $35 + parts • Landscaping • Landscaping (Pick-upoekvery, from li enng to Bowmanvdle $500 905-263-8784 or 1-800- charge. Oshawa7Whltby TREE MAINTENANCE dr REMOVA tree!li NORTH STAR Also tree stump removal. SMALL ENGINE SHOP Landscaping "Free Estimates" 905.728.2716 call Dave 831.,'7055 • Party um Ing • Flooring, • Services furnaces Completely m- • I • I Carpeting CET T jj�T(�` stalled from 51195 Free • Moving b � • Bea � J jJjJjl, V estimates No money down. • StOrB MAGICIAN, clown friends, Beauty 9e CARPET Installations - 25 _J financing available Can AAA -LICENSED Renovation Free esti- ramic tiles. carpentry From dental and commercial ready to entertain for any GENERAL CARPEN- 905-263-8784 or 1-800- PLUMBER available. All Free Estimates Call years experience, re. age, any occasion. Binh - TRY, free estimates. house 291 your plumbing needs. AJAX Moving Systems -full y stretching, our speciality D 8 N days promotions, open- addrtions, basements, 5706. Complete renovations moves, appliance Free estimates Duncan. 987-1799 or 987- fund raisers. Magic decks. trim work. door in- QUALITY central air and Guaranteed lowest prices r and patio specialists. Flat and pia. toted. repass and Aller rates Free estimates. Elec- shows are fun/ Lenuce shows stallation, baseboards. furnaces Completely n- No job too small!' Senior rate or hourly We now 1800 renovations, pump sales help. 839-7057 or 728 - sheds. root repairs. (905) stalled from $1195 Free discount (905( 432-2913 have heated storage units 8334, 619-2930 Bill Jr estimates No money down. Now offering free boxes load a House J.S. ARMSTRONG financingavailable Call ALVIN SAMEDAY with move Park and special. starting at $99 and • Cleaning RABBITwants work doing DEV. INC. Specializing 905.263-8784 or 1 800- PLUMBING licensed up Call for mformauon, mage for children's parties C & R Maintenance Budd. in custom horses. addill-i 295-0705 plumber no job too small. 725-0005 or 427.0005and all occassions Have ing repairs and renovations renovations, rec rooms and no job too big Complete J i N PERFECTIONIST'S. my own magician. Call Er - electrical, plumbing. ce- basement apanrnenis Res- HANDYMAN - Exterior painting. eavestrough Renovation Free esti- ramic tiles. carpentry From dental and commercial : I Handyman males, great prices, guar - small repairs to major ren- Serving Ourbam Region for Free Estimates Call anteed lowest 905 -725 - ovations Fully guaranteed, over 15 yrs Free consulta- (905)725-5151 2507 or 1-800-340-0058 free estimates (905)432 bon Call Jeff 90"28- 05-42&8931 8931 5706. HANDYMAN with large DOUG CLARK PLUMB - DUCTWORK Installed. trailer will do welding torch ING Licensed and in - moved, relocated Excellent P.H.P.S(post holes cutting, plumbing. tree tnm- ming and removal. lawn toted. repass and Aller rates Free estimates. Elec- pests sat) Post holes care. decks. fences. electric d bons. new bathrooms and trostatic air cleaners. hu- dulled. all concrete sup- work. etc Any odd jobs renovations, pump sales rnlddrers Big. Small jobs Call Paul 428-0295 p lied Sono tubes installed. g be f Services available Call Craig 905-430-9126 and service hoe estimates. 5172 24 hr ACCOUNTING SERVIC- ES Reasonable rates for small business Free initial consultation Full -range of bookkeeping, financial statements, sel-up budget MISTER POST HOLE. ing, financial planning Bus /personal taxes John D. Shadoff CGA, Picker- ing, 905.8392233 guaran ell 0/00 o a Cedar 8 pressure treated lumber All work guar- HANDYMAN - Exterior painting. eavestrough 686 s MEN with large truck ill augured post holes, setting in concrete Sona anteed Serving Durham for cleaning. yard clean-up etc rest - FAX • + • do household moves. rer- All of posts installed. all work 12 years Access code 404- Free Estimates Call dentral• commercial tubes t d (905) 665- 8036/wart for the dial tone (905)725-5151 . types of moves. Call Carl or We clean from top to bot- nie 668-4932. tom Reasonable rates Re- liable and bondable. Call 436-2965 • • Business • Services Dial (905) 349-3636 Jane 427.2856. OCCASIONS 7 1 offer personalized beauty, skirl care b image seai: with a superior product line. For a FM consultation. Please call 905'6'8999 Advertise your Painting & Decorating Business Herel YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call CAlassif lei s at 576-9335 or fax 579-2238 CALL 683-7545 for up-to-date auction listings. C;Iaringtoln & Port Perry residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. 'Close Out Public Auction EnerGreen T.E.E.M. Facilities 41 John Street, Port Hope (The Granary Location) Thursday. July 11th/96, 10:00 a.m. ;,, • ding Up the Affairs of the former EnerGreen EM Facility, on Site at 41 John St., (The Gra- ,•;) Port Hope, Selling the Vehicles, Office ❑pment and Supplies. Je5 Safari GMC Mini Van: Two 1988 Dodge h ndow Vans. (Vehicles sold certified - MOT is - ,Jing Office on Site); 3 pc. Office Set; 6 Desks: Cnairs,Work Station. 2 Laptop Computers ill Computers 1�6. 386, 286): 2 Portable Cannon Bubble Jet Printers: Panasonic Laser Printer. Sranman Scanner: External Modem: 7 File Cabi- nets. Sharp UX -102 Fax Machine: ECM 2006 KWO Meter. 6 Panasonic Eas A Phone (2 -Line). Calculators. Metal Shelving: Shop Vacs; Step Ladders. Display Racks, 3M OverHead Projector: Screen, Flipchart: Gas & Electric BBOs. Coffee Makers Coat Racks. Hand Tools: Table Top Dis- ay Office Supplies: Misc , etc. etc This is a complete Close -Out Everything Sold, Settled and Removed Sale Day Terms: Cash, Good Cheque vill Auctioneer: Frank G. Stapleton, CAI, TCCA, Newtonville (905) 786-2244, Fax 786-3591 Till 1st, Ell Na•w. ndva•rr:.or AUCTION GOERS!'s o to -date AUCTION LISTINGS via our • w dedicated phone lines All auction •othces that are published in one of our L•ubbCahOns will autonnal.cally be listed on ^ns phone line F �I %cliC.11 o. 683-7545 c1r 9— R... w.,. 4104-2013 Sat. July 13 at 10:30 a.m. Sale of antiques and collectibles for the complete -state of Mr FranK Pringle of Markham Held at '^e Goodwood Community Centre. 4 km west of ?'ock Rd via Durham Rd 21. Mah bedroom fur- •,i'ure 1920's. cedar chests. Hoosier kit. Cup- ,,,owd. washstand. wardrobe. spindle rocker. astlake dresser wimirror, steel tube beds w,cott .unngs. ! drawer oak dresser• parlor table, early ill tree 8 piece ant diningroom suite, treadle .:wing machine. Dominion wood stove w,'water -rater ant wood kitchen tables, and chairs, gra- teware ant glass and china, silverware. Old 'uios wagon, many shop tools and garden acc . ;rncane lanterns, tin bushels and watering cans. giis dryer and wringer washer (ex). alumlad- :•>rs old toys Gorgl. Dinky. Maix.gt old silver nns, 1942 Nfld Penny Plan to attend this very d estate sale Many interesting pieces turning up :.hlle packing Sale preview 8.30 a.m. Tel mash or Good cheque only. Lunch counter. Hall is ,If Gond. if nec. Included will be two A.J Casson �nnts CLARKSON AUCTIONS 9OSi-640-6411 TWILIGHT HOBBY FARM AUCTION July 11, 1996, Thursday evening 6:00 pm Selling the Equipment & Household Effects of Alex Collaco, 4593 Little Rd. R.R. Ill Campbell- -'otl (S,E Bewdley), Farm Located 2 miles east of Hwy 28 on County Rd. 9 and 1 mile SIE on Cavan Rd to Little Rd. South. (Watch for Signs) _D 1120 Diesel Tractor with JD 145 Loader (2900 His.). JD 205 Rotary Mower; MF Cultivator (3 pth): 241 Bale Elevator w/Motor; 2 sets Harrows; 4 Wheel Wagon; Yardman 18HP Riding Mower; 441n. Utility Trailer; Push Mower; MTD SHP Tiller; 17 1 Aluminum Smoker Craft Boat; Sears 3.5hp Outboard; Sears Boat Trailer; 12 ft. Aluminum Punt; Homelite Chainsaw; Electric Chainsaw; Garden Equipment; Farm Gates; Horse Feeder Racks; Tractor Chains; Draw Chains; Horse blan- kets, Rubber Pails; Saddle; Quantity Steel Posts; Quantity Lumber; Snow fence; 10 ft. Culvert (10 In I Fuel tank; Aluminum Ext. Ladder; Snowshoes; Air Conditioner(10,000 BTU); Tools, Au Tank; Deep Well Pump; Power Tools; Fridge;, Stove; Washer; Dryer; Freezer; Dishwasher; Va- cuums; Recliners; Occasional Chairs; Trunk; Ca- sio Keyboard; Sanyo Green Lap; Top 386 Com- puter (IBM Compatible); Stereo; VCR; Computer Table: File Cabinet; Etc. Etc. FARM SOLD, OWNERS MOVING TWILIGHT AUCTION REFRESHMENTS ON SITE Terms: Cash or Good Cheque with I.D. Auctioneer: Frank G. Stapleton, CAI, ICCA Newtonville (905)786.2244 Fax 786-3591 "Family Tradition sine 1970" AUCTION SALE 1696 Bloor St. E. COURTICE FLEA MARKET AUCTION BARN Saturday July 13, 11:30 a.m. Viewing: Saturday 10 until sale time oak display cabinets, dressers. bedroom suites, wood kitchen suite w/4 chairs. Roy- al Albert & Queen Anne cups & saucers, occasional chairs, end tables. coffee ta- bles, lamps, pictures, silver tea service, chi- na set, silverware, wicker furniture. rolla- way cot, ceramic kiln. display stands, rod Iron furniture. set of drums. rocking chair, old trunk Coleman stove. glass & china. records. fish tanks. dehumidifiers. speak ers, wooden barrel & stand, exercise bike & rowing machine, old trunk, battery charger. scooter. pine coffee table. signed & auto- graphed baseballs & pictures (John Oler- ude. Joe Carter. Ro- berto Alomar, Juan Guzman), garden tools. collection of old wooden tools Several items too nu- merous to mention Something for every- one Terms: -ash. Cheque w nterac Estates IS consign- ments welcome Your place or ours AUCTIONEER: Jim McIntyre (905)432-1177 BRITTAN'S AUCTIONS Burnham St. N. & 401 July 17, Wed. at 7 p.m. for Mrs Dorothy Bnsbfn of Cobourg Fridge stove. washer & dryer. Art size fudge. black 'elk maple corner shell ,las rock maple. table & „naus end tables, love seat casual Chair, rocker and buffet. magazine table. 2 dressers. 2 single beds. lawn chairs. plastic & cedar. glass. china & other house hold effects. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Call to book you Auction 905-373-7255 AUCTION BARN Friday July 12 at 5:30 p.m 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 Contents of Century Farm House plus oth- er consignors - Wal- nut Drop leaf oval dining table. Walnut Parlour table. Wicker Fern stand, Treadle Sewing Machine, Oak Rocking Chau. Fire- side bench. Grandfa- 'her Clock. City Wooden Kitchen Chairs. Press Back Rocker. Buffet China Cabinet Combination, Bonnet Chest. Wash- stand, RehmShed Walnut Buffet. Chest Ccke Cooler. Pine Bench, 2 Accordions, vV,il g Sticks. Log _,ii Ou,i! Colonial C^•rsterfieir: & Chair. .'J,.ker Chairs Mod - dressers & chests drawers. Post i, is Canadian o i ^kings (Em Kelly, C Hawser 1928. Tom P oerts RCA. Jorda- Vander Vlietl. 2 `.'itching Torchere ,:nps. 14Kt & 181<1 G, d Pocket Watches. C-anberry Pick e C. .et & Stemware ' ) Barometer 71t Ma^ogany Chest on ".•,,t. 14 pair Boulet C Aboy boots. Rout- 3e1t Sander. 14 ft b•.rglass Canoe. 7 5 Vr.ury Outboard M •)r. Ingersol Air C .✓-,pressor. Staple G Rockr,ei'i table 14 ft aluminum e', 4 x B Box Trail- -8 ft Larson Boat +w 6 cylinder in- b.:ard motor. Tan - Axle Trailer & Dc:wn Rigger, plus a china. glass Behold & collect - tie items Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers RR 81 Little Britain (705)786-2183 MON. JULY 15 at 5:30 870 TAUNTON RO.E. WHITBY We are selling the Es- tate of Jan Cleslar of Oshawa 8 the inven- tory of Oshawa An- tiques & Refinishers business closed plus others. Including chi- na cabinet• oak buf- fels, 10 dressers & ✓nests. parlor tables & ✓'l drop leaf la - Pies. cedar chest. 25 assorted wood Chairs. fireplace mantel with mirror, player piano, oakbeds. spool beds. pine 4 poster bed. 2 rail top desksoak tea wagon. press back c -ars. large painting cl Col Sam, Victorian antique bottles -!A chesterfields, veSeats, chairs. box ng & mattresses eCtab le smalls. -es. pots & pans many other am - Note time 530 Excellent saie of lues. collectabies .,• to attend View Monday from 1 Terms Cash. sa Ml interac McLean Auction & Liquidations. 905-686-3291 905-432-2836 ESTATE AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE. JULY 12TH FRIDAY 6:00 Selling '• , s 9.w—arwfle Estate and Pon -oce -'ome. Gas BBC. 2'•eez ers dehumidifier. 5 pc Pa - ,,o set. chest of drawers beds, plalorm rocxe' Windsor ✓dike•. ,mal ",a,. vest table, mcxer chair. Numerous antiques occa- sional :Hairs, stereos. -hestert,eid swte fro rnairs. '.amps coffee ta- cies sota beo, glassware neru. Da55 C1ahrlel 'La- ;:ieur. ,guitar binoculars. gas:amo stove 3 sec- 1,on5 % tower wardrobe. wheel Darrel garden tools etc Preview --cay after ul Terms: Cash. A6 - Droved cneQue v'sa. M•C. interac Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton 905.786.2214 A Family Tradition For over 25 years BOWIIANVILLE LIONS CLUB, BOWMANVILLE FRIDAY NIGHT JULY 12TH VIEW 6 P.M., SALE 7 P.M. 26 BEECH AVENUE, (LIBERTY ST. NORTH TO CONCESSION ST., 2 STREETS WEST TO BEECH AVENUE) Merchandise received from bankruptcies, department stores, end of lines, refurnished, new liquidation etc. Full truck bad of mixed merchandise will be offered at this sale. Partial List: Sanyo, Scott, Emerson, Prosonic, Sony Electronics. Compact disk home stereos, CD radios, cordless phones & answer machines & caller IDs, Walkmans, 25" colour TVs with closed caption, 4 & 2 head VCRs, video camcorder, porcelain dolls L.E. edition up to 40". TVNCR combo 19 TVNCR stand, ottoman chair & stool, rocking chair, baby strollers, kitchenware, country dining set, knives sets, canistersspice racks, Coming cookware & dinnerware, air Michil pearls, Holmes Heas, tramontina tre ,e si, Golf carts, humidifiers, aets. 14K jewellery, u cleaners, porcelain cleaners,nd rings, vases, fish bowls, watches, toys, steppers, gym bikes, ski machines, tools, wrenches, screwdrivers, sockets sets, pliers, drill bits, drill press grinder, hydraulic jacks, trampolines, die cast cars, antique oak reproduction phones & radios, oriental hand panted porcelain figurines, cork pictures, touch lamps, luggage briefcases, scales, crystal figurines, Proctor Silex small kitchen appliances, Iona carpet vacuum cleaner, Jeep & other brand name tents, feather beds. goose down duvets & pillows, baby strollers, microwave, bread machines, jewellery boxes, etc... Too many to list, something for everyone. Subject to addition 8 deletion. Terms: Cash, Visa, Mastercards. 10 A.M. BANK- RUPTCY AUCTION On Instructions from Richter & Partners Inc Trustee In Bankrupt- cy we will supplement K sell the assets of C Hoey Doors Ltd at Lakef,eld - Hwy 28 North to 71h Line of Smith Twnsp. east to a2C22 - RR4 Peter- borough (watch for sgrs) Office desks. c^airs. computers, pnclocopier, cabinets. er; Equipment includ- c metal bandsaw. 'ia,, & electric weld - drill press. Delta 'ar„e saw. table San - 1e, hand & bench gr ^ders, Of of hand & cc+ver tools torches. s�:a'toldi ng. ladders. c^ piece inventory ";:,dation of metal & A, .den overhead rs and hardware. .,nor 8 exterior rs. Nashrpom s. electric door & .> openers door les. lock sets. S:•lage locks ock Lj"s. Lever 3 _ick panic bars etc ! iH7 GMC Jimmy. '9H7 Chevy van par - .a list No reserve C,,, -n 9 am morning sale For flyer ;;all al McLean Auc- _-s Ltd 705-324- --' i Lindsay or 705- -1: 5007 Peterbor- n Call 1-800-461- !,I to list your sale 10:00 A.M. 4-, Estate and com- contents of K-,ene Hardware. K --e. ON Selling "Clete hardware ..,ntory equipment. .uti-ng machine. C.•i -! shale, wall & , u',d sher.:ny. '.arge ;,-antlty of solignum sia,n. quantity of ongi- ^a oil paintings All no reserve. Special - 1937 Jaguar SS .100 repl, car Real Estate - 1 PM Excellent building. former Presbyterian Church. finished basement with work area & good 2 bed- room apartment Sell- ing subject to low re- serve To view call McLean Auctions (705) 745- 5007 or 1-800-461- 6499 Orval & Berry McLean Auctioneers Don't miss this excit- ing sale, something for everyone THUR. JULY 1 5RAL Antiques, Furniture, Household Items at ORVAL AUCTIONMCLEAN CENTER LINDSAY Selling the property of Several local estates. Hundreds of items. 90 Merc Topaz. To con- sign estates. fullhouse or apartmenffuls. Call McLean Auction 17D5)324-278'1 Lind- y or to list your sale on site or at our barn Call 1.800-461-6499 Orval & Barry McLean Auctioneers THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUIN 10, 1996 -PAGE 37-A SUPPLIES AUCTION SALE THURS. JULY 11 at 5:30 pm 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY Having received in- structions from the principals we are clearing the assets from woodworking shop ,n Scarborough & the tools from Oshawa Antique 8 Rehrnshers plus oth- ers. Including mitre saw for cutting coun- ter tops. 4 ft belt San- der 8" jointer. wood lathe. 10" Delta um - saw. 5 hp compres- sor 2 10' Radial arm saws. Della table saws, skll saws, screw gun. bench grinder, wood clamps. cord- less drill router. new card tools, hand sa+,s 2 mitre saws. arge work table 5 sections of scaffold- ing lockers. oak door 38 x 84 complete. ,,feel door complete, 2 sets of steel door Ira'ues. 22 bundles of x 2 maple 2 1 486 -',^tputer c.'w colour ^armor. 17ft aluml- '.n boat crw trailer. ..s many other arti- :'es approx S:',1)0 00 of garden s .DGIre5 large assort- my•If of racks chemi- :aa etc li time pm Large sale e, to attend Good • Vion of tools & :en supplies Sell two auctioneers ;e & out Viewing from 1 ; rr ,s Cash. Visa. M. interac We are ug on Mor n,ght =i 30 the antiques Oshawa Arhque ti Rehmshers plus ..,.rS McLean Auction 3 Liquidations, 905-686-3291 905-432836 WED JULY 17 7 P.M. .: tic Autr A .c' On at �'erborough A,;ction itre, Peterborough 'di E on Hwy it A:crox 40 cars wars. �s 4x4s RVs nt, riding lawn wers etc Selling .4 Cry Intrepid 92 Vv --c Gran Marquis. ); Dodge Spirit. 92 C a Pl LS cert,- ' e : 92 Ply Voyager SE van cern 91 -i Sprint. 4 door 91 -c Sauble GS 91 C^•ry Lumina 91 C -,y Dynasty 90 D. oge Spirit 90 Chew ,.,/•ulna. 90 Pont �r ansport van load- ed 90 Chry r)ynasty. 90 Merc Topaz 89 Ford Tempo 99 Pont Tempest certified 89 Hyundai Sonata. 88 Subaru DL. 88 Hyun- dai Excel 87 Pry Hori- zon. 86 Mazda l 86 rtoncia Civic. 86 Stellar 84 Nissan 300Zx. 80 Chew van. Partial list Subject to additions & deiehons- AII vehicles guar- anteed clear titles 5200.00 draw Con- sign crow. Bring your vehicles Thurs or Fri. (not Sat) Mon.Tue. Wed - AM. Terms: $500.00 Cash, Visa or Mastercard at sale. Balance by cash or certified funds within 5 days. To consign call 745-5007 or 1-800- 461-6499 ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS LTD. RR7 PETERBOROUGH Apartrents Apartments EA 1 For Rent For Rent 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 parking 55 FALBY CRT MON - FRI. 9 A.PA. - 5 P.M. (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED Apartments E� 1 For Rent Apartments J I I For Rent OSHAWA '. 2 D-1-1- 2 BEDROOM e[1" 11. cal -0 d' ;`. C. Malaga and 'r Gw 'se 1idl-g. norm Of e46 Masson Street Ava,f- 40! dose 7, 5imcoe :joie August -St 5600 & S532 15,month Pius hy!,, S r00 aft nci.swe No Pets ,clucies ! parking spcf '. ail 905.5766724 Leave message Cal, 9051571.4720 1 BEDM APT ,;se C 3 Fan. gale!. ='5 a M^r park ; �,ai,a0,e mmedie", :535 no .,!Ines 9C5- 23-9243 asx '.- Ralph or •)5-576..483 es• Rog - & 2 Bedroom i::'s ^ sr,,n, aro 14;.. i -ole ,am g a; 5600 ^+onth dge & >'Dve ^cw jed. ..ith 3u-!', 'ac -,t.cs Yo tis Cal 905 434 240 7 AJAX, 2 BEDM set, a^t :75G mo avai mr^e^. 83 26 2:1 bedroom apartments 8 siory, ouadi^g Gose 'o schoois. 'ii Scut^ SN part Ava,iacie or7 a'a MM4, 41 yyi yN! rte. .. „ ., a.,. ,... ...,,. �• . . r., r... 40111 MCFADDEN, Kenneth Franklin - - -: -it- Sir ::ic her Mc�31der In his -8th year was the belcved husband of cess McF3d- .en. torment' of A,a, Dear father of Mar, %nra and Paula Loving;, erremoered by six grans :ren and ^Ivc great grandchdcren A -emonal ser, - :e will be heid at ioly Tnnity Church n A ax on -hursday July '11h at 1 p m Memorla; Jcrauons'C the Canadian Cancer Society wowd be appreciated cy the family j RANSOME: ROBERT A! -is residence on Sunday �ujy 7 ' 9�_ BcC Ranscme in his 471h ,ear Beloved ! husband of ,rene Korosr:Ik _cvmg father of Lisa and eff Cear son of Florence Scinunnk and 1ne late IWilliam Ransome Dear brother of Carol Ransome j and her children Ribble and CaMv Cear scn-In-law of Joseph and Mane Kcroscik Brother-in-law of Frank Koroscik and his wile Andy and their daughter Katie and Dianne Ouellette and her husband Jerry and their son Joshawa Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home 124 King Street East. Oshawa with Funeral Service in the Chapel on Thursday July 11 at tram Interment Mount Lawn Memorial Gardens Memonal donations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. Visitation Wed- nesday 2.4 and 7-9 p m DOBSON, Frederick William Sr. Peacefully at his home on Monday. July 8. 1996 in his 76th year. Bill Dobson, beloved husband of the late Dorothy. Lov- ing father of Fred and his wife Margaret. Dear grandfather of Paul and his wife Susan, & great grandfather of Luke. grandfather of Wendy Lee. & great grandfather of Femandoes. Angela. Leslie. Alex and Ashley. The fanuly will receive friends at McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905428-8488 from 2.5 & 7.9 p.m Wednesday. Funeral Service In the chapel on Thursday. July 11. 1996 at 2:30 p m Interment • Erskine Cemetery. Donations to the St. Elizabeth Visiting Nurses or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. A spe- cial thank you to Bill's brother Norm and his wife Rowena Dobson for all their dedicated care and love • - _ .- - -_ a tae -Rs . - �cw: ♦ 1• 'r.,.� ra''11 1I' " 1 11 .i �'. .•.1.., I.w,i%v, k IW 1, '.r OSHAWA NORTH SIM- OSHAWA e.cellent 2 & :1 - oed• ,i,m Apt - a 3 ur•t rico^ - a- i 2 bed'oom COE. ^- Russo' t, gn! It i, w 11 0t Apartments / For Rent Apartments / For Rent Apartments Houses / � � For Rent / For Rent Townhouses For Rent Townhouses ' EM, For Rent • Personals ' Personals • ' Personals - 'STOP paying p yi g VOUf land Laundry. private yard and 1st 1:all905-263-4753 wood hoofs heat ho! water parking cable Inc. Laun- ED VIRE=1N 1 A MUST SEE' Oshawa CENTRAL OSHAWA very OSHAWA NORTH SIM- OSHAWA e.cellent 2 & :1 - oed• ,i,m Apt - a 3 ur•t rico^ - a- i 2 bed'oom COE. ^- Russo' t, gn! herr o, n, ')lanes. cattle, contemporary buud,ng apts ,n newer building ilea" beoroorn, in newly monthly, same as rent' Clean gwer an tl secure Aea• immediately & Au0 renovated 12 plex ^arc 'STOP paying p yi g VOUf land Laundry. private yard and 1st 1:all905-263-4753 wood hoofs heat ho! water parking cable Inc. Laun- lords mortgage' Free Co^ parkin, Or bus route COURTICE p'o!ress,onaly dry facilities no dogs sultatior or No Monev Down Rent to Own Power S685 moat' inclusive 1st ten., fir ^rr ,lean. '' had", S6Sl hydre Avail Sept ' of Sa'e Pauline Dav s last ,etere^ces 91. bsmt apt 4pc bat" ' s i -'t° � 482 Suhor Group Status Reality 668 143:. Pleas-- �, laundry. set) enc ^'fin SOUTH OSHAWA '` Inc 901 436 0990 or 905 message smoke• re' 151 'last. 5750 vyr..yv,_... , `• V,1 •. 4288. _4 A professional cuddrrlg. 4354"t. _ bedrooms „lose tcbus honing interccm park 11.1-11-1 ,' ", single DIXIErFINCH a,ea. 1. es. shoppi . available m -5,-.- 1ST CHOICE 1-beo,^ow-• with parting above cif :es S540,,II!, ,. ,.,ler-enc apart. mediately. 560 & up triage s!.cve tea' try AFFORDABLE HOMES inclusive N_ pets Matu•e In men! living room t,replace laundry ac no pets $650 Circ parking 1st las' re. WHY RENT" BUY' adult 905 432-2-,X month Parkmc avauatr;e qui -ed no pets 1 �1 1' AJAX Available ^'r,.-- Aug 1st Cai 905-637- TWO - bedrooms cer:,a Nr problem 7,,1: . 1"ge Gear wank,.. 2576 Os' .1.+.1 fridge stove I I lark" , of me show you hew EXPERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 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 PERSONAL PRAYER TO THE BLESS Prayer to the blessed virgin, never known to fail O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, .C' fruitful vine. splendor of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God. Immaculate Virgin. •'yli assist me 1n necessity 0 Star of the Sea, help me and show me here you are my Mother 0 Holy Mother. Mother of God. Queen of Heaven & Earth. I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to secure me In my necessity <make requests) There are none than can withstand your power 0 Mary conceived without sin. pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times) Holy Mary I place this cause In your hand 13 times) Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you must publish it oasemen' act 5650 -- DOWNTOWN WHITBY laundry as ,ties i Auld 'st Sil Sept 's! l ,r p c-,-- A 9y O C BEAUTIFUL w"' OWN Cath, ^ n - .. and It will be granted to you B. J. S. me her smoke Cose tc �•• - a:' c..� 0'"0 565: lstlast re' "eq 905 Call Thomas C. Pike Whit- Rd South Pickering, and solarium, share kiknen 905 4; ' -4466 r - ... �• -•. •„ tire. Idler C011 9C `.. •:27-905' bacreo, apartment ,au^- 985 210E Sales available Aug t 3 bed 8 laundry mom. swimming via- e E alpha^ccs 'n. ba:-, - a:" avadable lake,- message dry facilities cork $torr •tea, Re Remax Accord p• rooms finished rec room pct' sauna etc Available Au, - Harmony and Olive • AJAX large one bedroom age locke• ava,labs Au- TWO BEDROOM. (.' ''" "` ' '''" 401 Realty Ltd. 5?6.3111 with walkout to patio. 2 -car August f 5450 month Cali S4C7 Private HOrrleS e Announcements • ' Announcements Ara"•'•^-" er .ate side g9s' st v.J mo Olus hy- Park•,,; ,aunoty. storage honing interccm park _nd6C. ping I steps 683- ' ' 1 For $ale • A ff • • Cor e .. S65C monthly a:: l'sf 'as! 905 669- ava,iat a mmed,ate y sage Shopping ' � Gc. shopping schools PICKERING Major mediately.S44C 686-0298 !rine buyers dream or retire first las!. •eterences non 4009 Non SmokN S59C plus Dam• mouse. dose c Hos Onsemlll park. Lake Oaks.-rr•vated .• 1R ACRE '"F smolt, -- no pe's Call R OSHAWA LARGE bed it 723--:`-- prtal and bus routes 2 ap- Ontanc Non smokers r•._ msr' .,rge room private menti •1 .-• OAC 3 betl- 905 4; ' -4466 r - ... �• -•. •„ tire. VERY CLEAN casement \ pets Cal, or leave ores- tot 905839- batnroum .n quiet Gear, v room bun alow and a 9 II AJAX tie- legal 1 -bee via- e E alpha^ccs 'n. ba:-, - a:" avadable \ sage apps 7020 home Includes parkalg air. rage Carnes 5759 V & l r -o- �.•-'; act Cull ,otcnen ouding laundry 2 full Au, - Harmony and Olive • t ,wr. _._..- 1 2 baths. laundry no pels lsvlasi ref- minus $550 rent 4ore 4 p, balm Tau^d^y pa'k ^: baths 140C sq « ail condi. area 5385 plus 1 3 util _• July '5 COURTICE 3 bedroom erences to share with non- basement apartment 725- zi vac air sep 1, honing interccm park Cad 404-c' 33 leave 'ries CLEAN rAMl.v BUILC- new ;Cw^House.1.'2 smoking proless,Ona Im 0277 trance July lil Close !C lake 5975 mo^ r sage '11 11 1 :)aths. 4 appliances, avail- mediately.S44C 686-0298 !rine buyers dream or retire smoke. I, piers S6-5 me . ...titles A, a,, -me _ WESTNEY • HWY r2. 1 �1 1' able Aug 1. S93C plus un„ ROOM -MATE needed rot 3 -BEDROOM .•-m�. very _ finished ,n,;luaes ,nlities ?C542H d�a!e1y Cal' tc view 725- _ra. •1. ,,: ,..:,. • •les ta16 282-S5HE Ce:�, " •ypin house Clea^ ,.•�,..,. fire 2833 999' o• 432 69 _ ' I cu: pasamert apt rndge 1 1 1 1 / NORTH OSMAWA. 3 Fenced yard fresh paint. basement new gas place 5 aDPlianear very AJAX -w, •e-c.ate-a 2 TWO ceeroom Oshawa stove ^vdre heal park-_ ,I / ,e;•„- t - •. rase^'"^ convenient location $375 central. located near Asha Lu_ -- tis^" act AC Si-- :a' mont^ Pa•kig. - & :able Inciudee lour•-••, \ townhouses ,r well main incl Call 432-8045 Ava,l- wa Centre couldbe used sep a^: - alpha": es mea: wa! chided Ava - ha7ok ... SFCC ava-, Aug . r taieC !amity cnmplex able immediatery or Aug ! as 2 apartments 153 Bark S80C me a. nousve N: able ,o- 655-1.E leave 12_ - 6c; schools shoppinghosp, Freshly decorated with SPACIOUS YARD, ley Cres 5119.500 Cal. petssm.kel ava- -le, message Westney'Hwy 2 -New '. AJAX 2 Frig stoveclose to alllies Ie^•a. '0 (9051MANV32 5839-1. .. NEED A QUIET ac' ea- t �• s^:crate er „ance cable s' •••, berm 5 app„ant es Avail Augst S995 g amenities Starling at 5'18 month CM site M nit g lruusi�' kitchen muse; W'D kacnen area. BOWMANVILLE custom AJAX Oxford Towers '.lwa - - rrc. app„an:es park^: c bat^ s^op 905,686 'ri68 c' onrce Cau 9C5 %28-3-7 Irvir •ooh^ area 5'100 Amo p,..,, ; ,- 4DedrOOm a DetS please •'63 "o" a _ 5650 me rncu 4,6-605:,353 725-9991 1st -'las! Serious ,ngwfies 3 bathroom au beck home. pu „dn ore - �pc^� .0 d^' • s ^a " `• a ser Aug s' No pets hon Nc A,a.�able Aug 1St PICKERING ewe, 3 only please 905-723-8083 large landscaped 65 r' lot 4,' G`-_ PD` sa..^a = & dry 'acs .: _�^s - ^c pets smoke 42H-"" AJAX _ can 3 -bedroom bear. •- ;wage gas neat. WHITBY 'Jly tum.Shed 2 Many upgrades central air. bed•JOrs ava labii A.. 'S' as' A.., 's! $6'E 3: cuzzi BBO, private yard. m- •. .. -'a• schools shops. $i05C plus utilities. Gredrt bet: J; • Whitby clean h•eciace only S265.000 ' g.,s! ' S. a^d Sev empe- u pr„ ..` ' - O65H PICKERING WEST .,. bedE ST ;iV rais broadloom stove ledge fenced ya'C check Sept 1 Wendy Cor n R M F" • 83• and coni (AC to wrtr 6t 2'. mortgage To Sabourin Kimble &Associates Ltd. Have prepared a Master Stormwater Management Plan for the Dunbarton Creek Watershed In support of pro- posed residential developments. The watershed Is approximately bounded by the Ontario Hydro corridor to the north. Bayly Street to the south, Dixie Road to the east and Whites Road to the west. Copies are available for sign -out at their office. For more information please contact Ms.Wendy Shea or Mr Dave Murchison at 420-9451. 1st 9105-e83-85" c' tun c e ax s: _ ONE : -•too•-' ac' s'a wakou' rash•^e^' apt garage avadabie immr 3300 snare.avadable immediate inspect cal f90S�69%-2702 905,683 5322 tart. ' 3'' w In ACeia,de a•ea Brig^. c;ear rew'I, le•".e d,ateiv S' C50. Cal 4,E ly 5395 month. inclusive T EAST OSHAWA+ bed Money Re Strat10f15 ..air a^'•a^.:e pati•_ vated A„; ' Irc,,des .:a 292 814C PICKERING. Ell Dr a 666-934' leave message roc•-� onck D❑••:a:.�w lin- LO Lend • ' � ON THE LAKE Ala. parting au -Ory 54ec bye :a•. "� a"idry Fe becr- ••'"•a air. walk WHITBY. -uge room in fished basemen!, gas neat op w,.. c _ Dranc !es 'ouci Aug ' Cal mar s ^ed Nan CENTRAL OSHAWA out oasement. 5!.000 Der rexecutive and fireplace potential in. new '20C sC t! 2 bedroom- tit, ncudee ,aumdry 'kali- ties civ aiisDle Call 905 sme.e• N- oeh Leave Dam• mouse. dose c Hos month available Sept 1. ' Home fc• August Ar. law. S144 90C 905-571- e.e: ':ve apartman' ..mow'., .�^peat message 3'_0 427 389- prtal and bus routes 2 ap- 837.1422 laundry dsnwasner slut 6685 10 acres Avail July 15th. OSHAWA. l pl,ances Relerem:es 5950. a ' • use of BBO ac parkcg ,cve,y npme Bngn! anC r^ •- + '++: bedroom .r e a rge WHITBY Ex!•rm h me utilities. call 723- PICKERING- I bedroom - mature professional. refer- PORT PERRY 5139.900 sp,cer •comswashy ceramic crudes mea! hydro Dani ^. . !,..l. •- acartmen! ,r 629' 576-4534. Avail t ,wr. _._..- 1 2 baths. antes required 5500! 3 cedroom. convenience ,:^„r wasn•ooms ''v arC au^Cry availaole N wet kepi building large _• July '5 tamiiy room. 2 car parka, month 1905,e68-'394 au walk I- all amenities c •Qpm wi^ wet bar and ! pets ^o^smorre•+ s arf� g hitcher with o,shwasrer room CLEAN rAMl.v BUILC- 5925 . utilities Ava,la: r Houghton Suitor Group Large lot l garden First ',replace P' vote entrance a! S55C 9?- 83'-803,. separate ommg wakoat ro pate parking. N E OSHAWA small 3 August Call 1905. %28 Office & !rine buyers dream or retire with s,dr vara E.ec„ave 905,839'984facilities wall !- cry - c i- detached fenced 104' after bpm & wee • Retail Space 'fere Call Catherine Ayotre. cG.,e live nor smo. n� p - OSHAWA JOHN CEN- go wa,k braC ava, -S`�5:. Yard 6 garage close to lee^d,� baa artl .,,giy F i 'Iforpark^g Scugog Really come 589; utiines 905- PSYCHIC Palm 8 Tarot Call Terry (g05)83t�368. able ^owiia us,ve O C and all scnoas 5875 WHITBY. Blue Grass V,I Suitable mature person. Swtable Available immeoiately Cal,' 905509-99'3 1905; 985-4x27. 24 lir 1905) ,Z17 IE TER o^e a«•�' -" ,905 c!9-i.36E plus utilities avail immed 3 t'2 OSHAWA 4 Months page, BACHELOR aCIi len- !o ala••^•r^' ava„aGle ,mine i oedreom detached call 133-0215 lage 3 bedroom • Big clear & prig^! a:J"'- • ava,abie AJAX :.»s•^ey & R..:"e 3,ale,v 56SSmc prk; and WHITBY One bedroom werlpoli< puny Nwya2 air batl ram,iv morn. garage. Free Rent ?C s POWER i' Sae" $95 000 F ns eaes. - - - detacm e. -e try^a• car garage 5 alp tit, ncudee ,aumdry 'kali- ties civ aiisDle Call 905 Cas.-'-^-' apt near Go avaiiaG,e immediately NORTH AJAX. Large 2 s! -. :•r^' ^oma. on appliances CA. CV gas Heated no pets S1150„n s, -air 5_..0 JSuu sq Lwr lel $1000. 250 So 2 s! •,, detached gas Lots for ' Personals Mortgages. pl,arces S' f 00nrontr plus 4328914 9C5 435-7130 $550 me Utilities included 10 acres Avail July 15th. Outlets water etc r utilities, mai. S350 85C $q 2nd lir heat c. air. 2 car garage. a ' • use of BBO ac parkcg utilities lust las: available Call 726-1773 N.: smok,ng no Dets S-295 month plus urial. 728-5497 S60C 1050 sq main. 5% down will carry for $739 • Insurance (1991 Ltd '905 6683800 DIATELY _ iYh!cf scac.,._s carpet July 4 Ca:' 4'628'- OSHAWA •�•- _•'-:'=gym please 665-136' First last references Gary .. �.,. sc 't ""eraal 51000 1600 so main including taxes Ted or (905 666321' sive Sep: 1st a' a 6 093: F • 11. .* .• nea! amid r y condos very attractive Peck TI, Prutlent:ai cony close tc bus sno0- CLEAN rAMl.v BUILC- _ 1300 Call 434244% or Houghton Suitor Group '• r 7!r•s one'two rooms rates. exceuent purchase terms. pati Ken Thompson es lots starting at Circ me-ioll 5592 montr WHITBY 0d•m Jp! Achieves Realty 831 -,'6'7 / ' Rooms u55 4132 Classic 430-9000 MORTGAGES Good. 3 Dorms inclusive Pay ca AJAX 2 bdrm OS-! apt First last 434 6,1•• •. • ,. a' stove tndgeseparate _ 5600 month First B,.gn! (905) 427-0391, Jr905. for Rent OFFICE for lease. I. f �r- for baa artl .,,giy F i 'Iforpark^g $400 Ca; 985 '520. Asm entrance ,aunidry. PSYCHIC Palm 8 Tarot Call Terry (g05)83t�368. par• OSHAWA spa- 72}2094 Suitable mature person. Swtable Available immeoiately Cal,' 905509-99'3 space WESTNEY HEIGHTS any purpose5 fes rates from$595 Cottages for Rent avaiabre Aug 's! OSHAWA t -0,11i & ias- Nc pets Ava„able ' ea•^1 semi avail BACHELOR aCIi len- !o .nit hri, of Counice plaza. i oedreom detached 95 All ap xg WHY •e't weer. you car • Big clear & prig^! a:J"'- • ava,abie Imed-atl Call 9^5-668- able Au 1s! Close to AJAX. morn lot rill. werlpoli< puny Nwya2 air a•eJ cepte unityOns ceptetl Community Foran905,686 F '668 or 4.6605 A,.g 'st ncluoes triage 2246 schools shoppinghosp, t• ;' - % clean, furnished con . pie^'y Of parking home. central air, finished Ciid Services 668-6805Stove -0Sl attractive lades destiny through this ancient 5449 mrontniy.S12 WHITBY :. can 2 & 3 tai Sf OSOtmontr JUbtieS SJSU me Please leave AvaddDle immediately. basement. separate living dining. 50'tro and tree property lata- eldiscreet. AVAILABLE AUG 1. uhlifies CSLI required Call 986- t'•- ". - Joartrnents ,• '•, Call 430-BBOG aver 6Dm message 427-6'06 755 8 sq h 6 779 sq h Call Pau S189 900 call Jim or Pain • BUSIneSs out calls only A lea;• - -.e E '•-, a DetS please •'63 p,ex ,,.,:,e tc ail amenities Laundry & ; an og taOMies SMALL 2bedroom Home. AJAX- furnished room 725-9991 line 905-427-2482 ' pportunlbes N ;-• h rinn females r?• too, parr orrice ram,h BLOORJPARK Ro 1-betl Nc A,a.�able Aug 1St ;: Jnces gas pack A.,, ac- Immediately Full condo. close Clearwater beach, pod. Ia- 742-4234 career Work flexible hours 'ti0 761 room. & .!,I-- ma,r aro OSHAWA 2�Dea-Corn pets • t,t 9C` yard. deck parking $65C AJAX, room for rent in cuzzi BBO, private yard. industrial to suit your needs. Work from your home Extensive clean parking inducted. bsmt of n;,,sr 56'5 inCiu q.ar' .mood newer e r ;�-able s as � plus utilities first & last use of rec room laundry • Units Lots for Sive 723-346' duple. F• age $love med,atery ties Call !a•6i4E'--.7_' good references avail room kitchenette w triage. S,mcoe area S75 weekly hour from Oshawa Modem Sale IMME- Laundry or vale ent*ance. WHITBY ,;,auous 2-be0 Aug t Oshawa 7051438- use of BBO ac parkcg req rocs •ncome 523 000 gross Call 726-1773 AVAILABLE :... 2 car park^g avadaole • . -em* building. 36'9 avadable S80 week 683- RENT TO OWN. ' �w - SE (1991 Ltd '905 6683800 DIATELY _ iYh!cf scac.,._s carpet 565:,• ^yd*c 623 'r'5° -- patio mea! GO 5H2`. nciu WHITBY. ex ec,.rve large 595' .. �.,. sc 't ""eraal waterfront community Di. ;.• ; ed newly paired w,m poi or (905 666321' sive Sep: 1st a' a 6 4 c d• 4 balms wrtr en BEAUTIFUL a,ge country condos very attractive ,n port perry Two acr- cony close tc bus sno0- CLEAN rAMl.v BUILC- B9c}528' suite. rec room wan ca. we' '• r 7!r•s one'two rooms rates. exceuent purchase terms. pati Ken Thompson es lots starting at Ping a! utilities included INT, % - OS! awa ' _ 2 & WHITBY- ,,a�; one and bar on quiet court fenceld for rent. shared ktchen 1 800-465 7742 $120.000. For roto call first last required no Pets 3 Dorms inclusive Pay ca basemen! apt Y and S' 275 !mo plus utile- NorSoilpreferred (905,509_0992 (905) 427-0391, Jr905. I bedroom 565:. 2 bed- be par. • _: & a.: -dry lac I. f �r- for ties ava. Aug 1 905- $400 Ca; 985 '520. Asm cessing. date entry. etc ) PSYCHIC Palm 8 Tarot Call Terry (g05)83t�368. ate 22'5 room S750 cal 430-J'3» 72}2094 Suitable mature person. Swtable Available immeoiately Cal,' 905509-99'3 725-5230 burr / ' Cottages for Rent Out -Of -Town / WORKING woman:c WHY RENT? tic money BACHELOR aCIi len- !o cable etc $150umo all ,n- re" ,:- S--- ,; tic pets OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom WHY •e't weer. you car dow^ Ow, yp,.• owr Home, St e. ceder w�mar Stove. Pickering 1 bedroom air Properties III drugs per,ac 555: ,r 16•^ • .:'r,. basement, a` til m- cw _ owl nerve to, like new triage stove 5775 •'edge, shared bathroom. GREAT tsning and family available immediately BIANCA PSYCHIC. 4, years ex; L >ve ri afnage cusiness Guaranteed $1000 Ott 4886152. 3328A YOnge St . (North Of Lawrence) Toronto BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names & private phone numbers. 1 900.451-3638 ext 704. S329•m,nmust be 18 T - tone EVANLY RAYS Police use us Rated x1 Solutions ciusive !ridge stove Ca' from. Dc c ally e 5585 plus uul,- 1CSs ma you mike" Cat ,tic+ all but phone 3 bed- Dark ng storage Olive' Holiday on Rice Lake 1 723-1365 AMAZING O NI- on Gareer. Relationships. 905.576-3924 betw6er 5 med,atery ties Call !a•6i4E'--.7_' Dave Haylock Sales Rep room asking$63 900 Mm S,mcoe area S75 weekly hour from Oshawa Modem PETERBOROUGH KA fished well established Kids Health, Love. 54055 mute 10prr, Ing. yard includes utilities. Re Max Si-, Really req rocs •ncome 523 000 gross Call 726-1773 2 8 3 bedroom cottages WAR7HAS Two 2 storey resale store for sale Owner re 18 + 1-900-451 4055 BACHELOR ADartmen' OSHAWA. ALBERT (1991 Ltd '905 6683800 year Ken Collis Cold- cable & parking included sandy beachplayground. cottages Rice lake has health concerns, part - HEAVENLY PSYCHIC Rcseoank & Rcugernount OLIv£ bedroom apt or (905 666321' well Banker 72&9414 Furnished children's program, boat & S87 000 and S119.000 nerships welcome. hnanc- answers. serving over 53 before you 'er•! see this one, Separate entrance. dl. mdusve erose t0 Oeacn 8 frldge. stove park.ng and utilities included 555:, first as' required 683 686E ' Houses / Rent / Townhouses / / COrnodations motor Low family paces. Sunnymead Cottages FIR r3. Hastings. Om KOL 1 Y Executive home bungalow 2400 sq IT 5 5 ac 5159,900 Pigeon Lake ,ng OAC. calf 263-4719 COMPUTER USERS Guaranteed million readers Only $2 99 per inn 24 firs. 18 yrs. plus 1-900-451-3783. park no pets please Cal' Na OSHAWA Dose :p GM For For Rent WHITBY - one bedroom (705)696-2601 waterfront home 5178.500 WANTED. steady work (Word pro - (905,509_0992 newe• bu•wir.g 1 2. 3- furnished apt ndudmg - Lots Pigeon Lake 523.900 cessing. date entry. etc ) PSYCHIC Palm 8 Tarot Call Terry (g05)83t�368. BACHELOR apt t•'dge bedroom apartments 905- PORT PERRY, 3 bed. dishes. linen. telephone. / 11 Florida / and S16.500 (10 ac) 50 Great incomein Call 1-800- stove neat myarc parking 438-0229 rooms 2-4 pc bathrooms 3 -BEDROOM townhouse. cable etc $150umo all ,n- Vac. Rentals acres inside Ganaraska 337-8020 VEDIC, ASTROLOGY, included Laundry ta_ Pickering 1 bedroom air large kitchen bv,ngroom Westney Ro'Hwy 2 end $11001 Ouswe 1-905-852-5128 Forest 564,000 These and YOU DREAM OF BE- Discover the key to your available immediately conditioned baesment apt diningroom, lanced in 200 unit with garage. firsU more, call me for listings ING YOUR OWN BOSS. IN destiny through this ancient $404 me Olivemison Gienanna ,Hwy a2 sopa ft backyard. all appliances month plus utilities, Shared ATTENTION Snowbirds and tree property lata- Achieve financial ,ndepen- science' Natal horoscopes, area 263-8369 or eve entrance 8 laundry, avarable from Aug 1 last references. non-smok- / 1 GORGEOUS 3 bedroom logue John Wood. Sales dente, freedom, challenge compahbihry charts, one 263-2522 ate lots of storage 5960 plus utilities Fust'last ing, no pets, available ,m- 3 bathrooms townhouse to famous Rep.. Bowes & Cocks 705- & prestige with an exciting year forecasts. Cal Susan. BLOORJPARK Ro 1-betl parking. 565000,month inclusive 420-2078 medratel (905)428-3238 Y condo. close Clearwater beach, pod. Ia- 742-4234 career Work flexible hours McNaughton 655-3933 room apartment large. Call 19051509-1651 si Absolute Affordable' AJAX THREE BED- AJAX, room for rent in cuzzi BBO, private yard. to suit your needs. Work from your home Extensive clean parking inducted. PICKERING. LIVERPOOL Why Renu Own your Home ROOM, 3 barns. living, basement, share facilities. available now For into and Vacation / craning provided. Send re- OlnPanions monthly Cab GAYLY. Large beautifully from S799'month lutila,es dining and family washer, 9 Y al inclusive, first & last, ret- 5350/month. to view photos 686-9846 or 579-3788 Pro IBS P� sume to Freedom Ulestyles • ($550905 ( 905ra381832 or pager !in,sheo sell contained 2 mdutled! No Down pay Call M Mark Stn , dryer. stove erences. available Immediately. 8 Midtown Dr, Suite 171, (at6;501-1687 beoom basemen! avail rnen;v R prey Sales Rep Sutton a Augand Available Au1, 51100 per parkin 428.282 g' CLEARWATER. 3 bed- fully furnisfied and air Oshawa, L1J 8L2 EASTSIDE CONNEC BRIGHT 2 bedroom agar' Aug .. no pets $850 inclu Group Exce Realty 571- mo call 579-5625 AJAX WestneyrHwy 2 room conditioned moble (per 53500 full paced. Seclud- LAUNDROMAT business, TIONS DATELINE -Free to mer! i, quiet 4 plex near sive 416 494-3765 6275 or 1 8008406275 area Large home to share, manent) homes healed ed wooded Trailer lot, ad- dry -leaning depot 8 vend- call to place your ad, no Oshawa Centre Oapkya'd PICKERING large 1 bed AVAILABLE Aug I or Close to GO & Transit Pools hot tub. dose to lacent to huge county for- ing roule ,n Oshawa mall. charges for ladies, no laundry. parking 00s room basemen apt Many routes. avauab,e Aug ts' extras Available Aug 1st $550+rryarc lstlast 905 $665 month inclusive 1st 723-1365 and last References Sir ADELAID&WILSON gle working adult welcome BRIGHT 2 -bedroom apart Cali 4204349 ment lower unit in triplex PRETTY , bedroom parking no pets S691.ny basement apartment m Oro isvlast. references North End Oshawa park - Call 905-655-4721 Ing. yard includes utilities. PICKERING Finch and available August 1 5680• Brock Rd Bright ne- month Call 9051786-2335 walkout one bedroom SOUTH AJAX. large quiet basement apartment, sep. bachelor apt full 4 pc arate entrance and parking. bath. & kitchen Utilities, central air, central vac. cable & parking included laundry. non smoker $650 S50C month Partially fur - per mo inlus,ve Aug 1 n,sheci Avail July 15 or A911-7123 after 6 a„n t Cau 427-0232 t Sept 1 Pearson Street $375/monthly All inclusive beaches & major aural est. good road sandy great potential For add,- phone bill charges. 905- townhome. $825 month. 3 Call 683-6092 tions. chioier welcome. beach, fishing, Cobourg tional information fax 905- 430-7060 bedroom 1 112 baths ga- $275 weekly photos shown area 1416)431-1555 430-0035 In -e (9051aaz- rage. poo,. new Patin o mai In -e 9860328 ............� ....,.... •- _ bedroom home Full use of ... 5503 Camper AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- house 5 appliances plus BBQ Friendly roommatesM PrivateHornes Trailer Sites LY � 3 bedroom townhouse. Must like dogs Non-smok-For Sale quiet south end area 5950 'ng professional $350 rmo month al! inclusive 435- inclusive Available ,more RED SETTER RESORT - 1088 d,ently Michelle 905-438 $145,900 Custom built 3 family campground and 1719 large bedroom bungalow cottage resort on the Trent. GAYLY I LIVERPOOL FURNISHED home vi all Spotless. very well kept Large spacious s,les Full Clean well maintained. 3 New windows new root hookup from $825 2 and 3 , bedroom townhouse, 4 ap- amenities to share wile- new furnace, air con. huge bedroom cottages from pliances. air, underground male only Immediately eat -in kitchen, completely $350/week Rec hall, store, parking. $1100 plus. avail- $385/month ♦ 113 util 1sU basement, huge pool, lakefront swimming. able Immediately 839- IasUret required lot. quiet coup South lot q boating, good fishing 905 - 7696 (905)839-3280 or leave Oshawa Immediate occu 436 0807 705 778 3096 messaoe panty 905 7255241 s� M/ •��fYY�n � �� I�� pweti S q Sleatucg �CcllaJ HEAD INSTRUCTOR: Dave Luciuk Ii. warns 'AAA" Midget Hockey Club) • Shooting Drills HEAD INSTRUCTOR: Mary Giacalone ^ . && Eurp. Hockey Leag. Experience) • Skating Drills GN0 • Power Skating • Conditioning •Shooting Drills 723.8768 or 668,5927 HONEY GARLIC47.... 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