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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_07_24i 2 pc Short Sets I Sale $9.95 reg. $40 - COMMUNITY NEWS -,.Up to 5,000 students still require measles shots before new school year See the story on page 2p PICKTAXI GO I 24 Noun DISPA70" special "Kes - Airport a Out -01 -Tom Fins Cars Expsrisne" Drivers plc�E,e�ivV 0 ews Advertiser Wednesday. Jule 24, 1996 40 pages A Metroland Conimunitti' Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. aimPlockerien sports r wi..�_ 9 He's willing to go fly a kite in Ajax Kite enthusiast Don BrownridaP prepares his flier for the skies during a kite -flying com- petition held last Saturday at the Ajax lakefront. His entry, 'Jam Session' flew against other colorful kites for bragging rights during the event. A warm and sunny summer day helped make the event a success, and the brilliantly designed and gracefully crafted kites filled the sky for all to appreciate. photo by Andrew Iwanowski club seeks help in curbing vandalism Vandals getting bolder, thefts have occurred at Ajax -Pickering Dolphins clubhouse ' BY AL RIA' 'IT sr4 mrs KF rok ut K __ _ PICKERING -- The Alax-Pickering Dolphins Ftx)tball Club is making a pica to the community to help it curtail ;i wave of vandalism which has plagued the club's Kinsmen Park headquarters in recent weeks. Stolen equipment. destruction of the pla} crs' benches, graffiti and damage to its clubhouse on the Kinsmen Park grounds have become a regular occur- rence, says club executive member and public relations director Barbara Sialford. "It's getting so that something is happening every week." say, Itit.. StaftOrd. who lives near the park "it's ju.t frustrating and the club doesn't have the funds to keep repairing this stuff. Ever%thing was ncwl} painted last year. so it's a lot of work to do it over again." Among the more serious acts of van- dalism is the theft of a barbecue worth approximately $?(X). As well. the ends of the wixiden spectators' scats have been snapped off. as well as the w ood- en tops taken off the players' benches. Vandals tried to do even more damage to the spectators' benches by wedging a picnic table and jumping on it to dis- lodge the seats. The club's small wooden clubhouse where equipment is stored, says Ms. Stafford, has been repeatedly broken into, with beer bottles strewn all over the interior. The top of the clubhouse, which contains a platform where games can be videotaped, has also sustained dam - age to the wooden railing. Last week, a tackling bag was taken from the club- house and thrown into a ditch in the park. It was later recovered. Ms. Stafford saes police have been called recently to investigate the ongo- ing vandalism, thought to be done by teenagers who routinely hang out in the area on weekends. The Fx)lice do per- form regular patrols of the park. but have been unsuccessful in catchim! the culprits. The club is ask-ine residents if the,, sec anyone vandalising the clubhouse or the stands to contact Ix)lice. As well, the club is asking for donations to help cover the cost of repairs to the club's spectator stands. players' benches and the clubhouse. If you can help, call Ms- Stafford at 420-3359- Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Entertainment .....................21 Sports.................................2-f Classified .............................26 Phonelkses 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.durhamnews.net 93t + 7t GST = $1 KAMI idBRIO d�# M MINDolkvel -at A a. - Ir. PAGE 2-A-tftt NEWk AWVER7c19EbL *90., SUEN "2a.1"e Measles shots ❑ Approximately 5,000 Durham students still need vaccination mandated by provincial government DURHAM -- Youngsters who didn't recci%e their second measlcs shot during the school year can get one am Tuesda% until the end of Au,•ust. As of this corning September. provincial Ie'-'islation requires c%cn_ student attending Ontario schools to have t„o measles ,acci- natiuns- The Durham Region Health Department provided free vaccinations from Februar. to June to the 103,000 students attending required for school in the Region. "This is a final attempt for us to get those children who didn't get a measles shut from February to June," says l:liiabeth Shand of the Durham Region Health Department. About 5,000 of the 103.O(10 students attending school in Durham didn't get the second shot. Ms. Shantz sa%s. Children should ha%c their first shot shortl, after their first birthda, and the second shut when the, are between four and six %cars of age, she notes. Students who don't ha,e two measles shots could face sus- pension from school until the,. 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Com b Diabetic • �abeDiabeticFeet.0 Calluses • Children's Foot W LM Accessory Clearance �y zs -zs SA: 10-6 SUN NOON - 5 P Tree pays tribute to Pickering crossing guard Students from Rosebank Road Public School in Pickering stand arcund a tree that's become a memorial to crossing guard Tina Platz who died July 13. S1;,dents have brought flowers and tied ribbons around the tree which sheltered Mrs. Platz during her crossing guard duty. She'd been a crossing guard for 20 years, the last nine at Rosebank. THE -NEWS ADVERTISERWED..'-JULY ?A,19K=PAG$ 34 . Taxpayers group assails Pickering for closed -door property purchase debate ❑ Councillor says its too early to discuss issue publicly, Town doesn't know if it will bid on property BV CHRIST}' CHASE SPECIAL TO THE: \Eesti AD%ERTISER PICKERING -- Town council should be open in Its discussions con- cerning the Steeple HIII Church prop- erty, says the vice president of a local taxpayers group. But a Town councillor says there's nothing to talk about in public yet since council has vet to make any decisions on the matter. In fact, there's been no decision made on whether council Is even interested in the Hwy. ? properly as a fwssible replacement fur the aging Rouge Hill lihrarv. Councillor 'Maurice Brenner says. Janice Frampton, of the Taxpayers Coalition ol' Pickering and Ajax (TAX - COPA). says this Thursday's scheduled in -camera council meeting should be open to the public for the portion deal- ing with Steeple Hill. She says that since the issue is a multi-million dollar matter, the public should tx- involved. She claims the church is asking $1.45 million for the building and property and adds it would take another half - million dollars to photo by A.J. Groen renovate the building for use Forensic examination of bones,, clothing under way in Toronto ❑ Additional remains discovered in Pontypool believed to belong to murdered Pickering teen Julie Stanton BY CHRISTY CHASE SPECIAL To THE !NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING -- An examination of more skeletal remains and clothing, believed to belong to Julie Stanton, began Tuesday in Toronto. Ontario Provincial Police Detective Inspector Bill Van Allen says a prelim- inary inspection will be done on the items found during last week's search of the site where the Pickering teen's remains were found in June. He adds remains and clothing uncovered by volunteer anthropology students in a field near Pontypool belonged to Julie, a 14 -year-old girl who disappeared in April, 1990. "Everything is consistent with it being a single body and that of Julie Ann Stanton," he says. It's now up to experts at the Ontario coroner's office and Centre for Foren- sic Sciences to determine, if they can, the cause of death. A full analysis of the newly -found remains and those found by police in late June will be conducted to that end and could take some time, Det.-Insp. Van Allen says. He praised the students, led by forensic anthropologists, for their painstaking work at the site last week. They worked on their hands and knees. removing ground cover from one -square -metre sections of ground and then slowly scraping off top soil with trowels, he says. In this manner, an area larger than 2,800 square metres was searched. When anything was found, it was photographed and then collected as evidence by police. "It was a highly successful search," Det.-Insp. Van Allen says. "We could have walked through that bush for the next two years and never found any- thing because it was covered up." He adds the site, located on private property, was restored to its original condition before police turned it back to the owner. The students and their professors held a vigil at the site, placing hand- picked bouquets of wildflowers in memory of Julie. "It was pretty touching," Det.-Insp. Van Allen says. "There was an emo- tional attachment to Julie." The fact that these students were as a library. Coun. Brenner wouldn't comment on the-roperty's reported price tag. saying it's confidential. "When it comes to spending of the public's money. it should all he done out in the open," Ms. Frampton says. "None of it should be done in -camera." But Ward I Coun. Brenner says it's too early to discuss the issue publicly. "We haven't done anything with it to start with." he says. "We have put no offer on it. We haven't met to formaliic whether we eNcn want to." He adds that am decisions made regarding property purchases must he ratified in public. If this matter ever gets to that stage. it too would be handled In public. �he SaVs. But nei_,otlauons for any property purchase can't be made In public. he sa%s. That takes away any advantage either side might have, he adds. COLLEY, BORLAND & VALE I.N6URi.%CE BROKER) LI.NITLI? • HOME • l I.ITOVO * _ • . ONIMERCML • I IFE [ - Oon i;trdnrr 4 te- 324- 3 i 32 exf. 3Ub Call for your personal ..True, u•r do make house ,11< More clues may be made available in the murder of Julie Stnaton as forensics experts probe remains. aware of whose remains they were finding had "quite an effect on them," he says. A funeral service for Julie is sched- uled for Aug. 3. Peter Stark, the father of Julie's friend, was convicted of Julie's murder in 1994, despite the absence of her body. He is appealing the conviction. In P PAGE 4 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. JULY 24, 1996 Bleach spill sends Pickering nuclear plant worker to hospital PICKERING -- A leak of about 450 and was taken to the Ajax and Pickering to work that night. trol Board and local municipalities were litres of a strong bleach on Saturday night General Hospital as a precaution. Mr. The Plant's erncrgcncy response team notified, Mr. Emer states. Ontario Hydro, sent a worker at the Pickering Nuclear Emcr sa%s. performed the clean-up. he says, the Pickering Fire Department and the Generating Station to Ajax -Pickering After being examined, the man returned The Region. the Atornic Energy Con- Ministry of Labor are investigating. General hospi- tal. P l a n t spokesman Jay Emer says the leak of hypo- chlorite was on the "non- nuclear" side and was con- tained within the plant. Workers doing an inspec- tion discovered the leak around 9 p.m. on July 20. 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A current reform of the secondary school system by the provincial educa- tion ministry will make physical education class- es an option for students in (Trades 10 and over. Ms. Freedman notes. "they'll have a choice between art or physical ft ff M will P, Durham set for annual meeting DURHAM -- Theatre Durham will host its annual general meeting this week. The Pickering - based theatre group's annual meeting is slated for Thursday, July 25 at the Valley Farm Retirement Home auditori- um, on Valley Farm Road north education. She says she agrees with a recent state- ment from the Ontario Physical Health and Education Association that daily physical activity, especially in schools, is an essential way to keep our children fit. The association was commenting on a U.S. Surgeon General's report that shows half of American youth aren't active on a regular basis. The report recommends schools pro- vide quality, daily physical activity for all students. Ontario experts, citing studies that show obesity among Canadian children and youth is climbing, have for years been recommending the same, the association The Pickering Dairy Queen Introduces Chocolate Soft Serve Beginning Today. Watch Sunday's Paper for More Details intaract Accepte-1 riere S 400 Rete �0 a0,-31111ed ..�� rtGgo9e5 First For fu#w W Marathon plem ca*° Tom Kenr)ee�y Mortgage ftm M5) 427-4170 Corporation T°"' > 100-61J8-3371 Durhaiita Brmwh *MHC Appros�c� ( sub�ct to clic�ngE3) CHARITY Hwy. 2, at 7: 7:30 p.m. Theatre Durham pro- vides a number of community- based theatre productions each PLAYERS CASINO t HAMONY CRM GOLF CENM fall and winter and will open its iLo" SLOOR ST. &9 OSHAWA new season in its (Across the street from the Holiday Mn) new home: The FREE ADMISSION & PAiRMG AVAILABLE Valley Farm NOW FEATURING HOLD WA POKER Road facility. 24 -Hour Casino Hotline: For more (519) 752-6325 information on PIT #(905) 24=•4106 the troupe and B.J. Games Inc. the meeting, call All poueds to: Donna Graham RED CROSS Region of Durham Bunch at 619-2833. EaWwoM Sup h. ucame srwxss points out. "In terms of quality daily physical edu- cation, I couldn't agree more," Ms. Freed- man says. "All of the studies show it enhances living, it's good for kids, that it's a posi- tive way for them to release energy. "But there's no mandate (from the Province) for daily physical education." It's given more emphasis in Grades 1 through 9 but there's still no mandate for daily activity, she says. Ms. Freedman says it's up to boards and individual schools to provide as much organized activity as they can. "We try ... to give kids (in elementary schools) physical education several times a week." At the secondary school level, the board provides physical education classes twice a week. She adds the board also has a "very active" extra -curricular program of sports such as wrestling, track and field, swim- ming and volleyball for high school stu- dents. 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Hard times ahead "I:,,o clashes. turf coml-vtintm and inherent n\air\..." If asked what group these ternis were describing, one could be forvi\cn for �_,uc,,int, outla.k motorc\cle _amgs. In fact. this caustic description has been used to describe the relationship between the pt)licc forces %%Itch imestigated the Kristen French and Leslie Maliall, murder. Justice Archic Campbell report on the mishandling of the Paul Bernard,, case paints a sorr\ picture tit the ptnccetorces which displayed a lack of' co-operation and who "might as well ha\c teen operating to different countries.' Campbell dch\ers his report and. voila- the Proymce announces the fOrniation of a ro\ ine crime unit w hich w ill track down serial criminals. This pt)ses quite a challenge for Durham Regional Police Chief Trc\or %1cCaghcrty who. as president of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police. w ill be charged w ith putting the squad in place. We think Chief Mc('aghert\ is putting on a brave face when he says there IN already a high level of co-operation between police forces. Durham's own participation in the imestigation of the Gu,. r Paul Morin case is proof that all is not well with policing in Ontario. Police work requires a certain personalit% arxi when it comes to imestwgators. as `lr. Justice Campbell paints out. egos get in the way. "ilk Campbell report suggest-,, one person should be in charge of am investigatio n involving more than one po)hce flute. We agree. In the final analysis, there can be onh one chief in am imestigation -- someone has to mals the tough deci- sions and chart the co ur-c. If three Tsolice forces are imohed. which one w ill take the lead'' Egos must be checked at the dtxx. The next IS months are going to be hard on ponccing in Ontario. The Campbell report has made mans suggestions which should be implemented but w hich w ill take time and. above all. coy -operation. And the Durham Regional Police %er- %ice w ill he publ)ch dissected oyer the coming months as the probe of the Morin imestwation gets under wa\. Mam people have suffered hecause of the Monn cast:. pt)hcc and cnilians alike. and the imestwation is likcl\ to to cntical of the police scr\icc. Tiese are c\nical time, we h\c in. Chief N1,-(_'aghert\'s skill, as an ambassador are sure to be put to the test. We wish him cyery success. (®t To respond to this editorial call Infosuurce at 683-7041) nfosource and dial 5109 on Your touch-tone phone v Letter of the day Did slain teen contribute Io her own death? "To the editor: Did Belleville teen Becky Middleton unwitting - .1y and indirectly contribute to her own death in Bermuda' Two teenagers are now indicted with this reck -less act of murder. This is an island, still a colony of Britain, that sees only a few murders annually. The facts, as i understand them, are that this ;,young woman accompanied a female friend to 9Bermuda for a holiday. They both attended a coo- cert which was rained out, apparently towards the " end. Since it was about 2:30 to 3 a.m., they needed a ride home and accepted rides from separate motorcyclists. Ms. Middleton's ride was her final. The question before us is, what were Ms. Middleton's habits in Canada in the context of ..-this horrible incident and what can we learn from -'it? Would Ms. Middleton, given the same circum- Istances here in Canada, have accepted a ride, might or day, from total strangers? W. S. Coward Ala= T • Overheard... "A lot of people don't belong to outlaw organizations but tend to lean that way. Whether they're Vagabonds, Outlaws, Choice or Angels, it's a personal choice (to join the Golgotha Riders) and we're there for them. Whether it's coming from prison or a rehab centre, we're there for them. " -- Paul Brown, founding member of the Christian motorct:cle club in Durham v Letters to the editor Children should attend schools in their area To the editor Re. Ajax mom riled she may hays to send her kids to two schools. pay two babysitter (W'cdnesday. June ly News Ad%ertiscri. It's unfortunate k1s. Gray may have to rcoreaniir her hahvsittinL, arrangements, but can she not ser why this is happening:' Is it not rca- sonable to expect that those who do not live within the designated bound- aries of a school be the first to com- ply with student numhcr cutbacks' Does %1s. Gray expect families In ing in the area to have their children bused to other schools to enable her Io earn on using Southwood Park Public School because it's more con- venient for her'? Children living within the catch- ment area of a school are and should be given priority when enrolling. 1 know of quite a few people who seek babysitting close to home for this very reason. While it does seem a shame that Ms. Gray's daughter who's been attending Southwood Park for six years may have to change schools, Ms. Gray should be thankful she has been able to use it as a convenience for this long. In these times of change Ms. Gray should be more willing to change. We can't take away the entitlements of others just because it isn't convenient for us. Mr. Brown has been more than fair by letting Ms. Gray and others in' the same situation know now that there might be a problem in the fall. If Ms. Gray is truly concerned then she should take steps to prevent any problems in September by making alternate arrangements now. I think we all understand this is inconve- nient and may take some time, but it is not the school's, or the school The Ajax -Puckering Dews Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All ktiers should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last `"°Fame or two initials and a last name. r . include a phone number for The editor reserves the t to edit cope for style. length and Opinions expressed in letters those of the writer and not near those dThe News Advertiser: bard's nsponsihilit_v — it is clearly Nis. Gra\'.' F. Kennedy, Pickering Blame Province for rising school taxes To the editor: "Thou who are upset by criticism admit that they deserve it" — Cornelius Tacitus, Roman Historian May I suggest to Paul Vidlak the above quote rightly belongs to the very person(s) who occupy the MVhistry of Education at Queen's Park and not a sufferer like himself. Surely, Mr. Vidlak is fully aware of the actions of John Snobelen and the predicament the school boards in the province have been faced with, i.e. the drastic cutbacks of funding. Oh yes, he may also aim some well- deserved darts at his own municipal office holders for their "rubber - stamping orgies" (1,000 homes near the "marsh", etc.) and this when a "moratorium" on new school$ has been declared. I'm sure Mr. Vidlak is aware of the "options" open to hint — deferred payment of taxes, etc. — but he must also know that the 'town of Ajax has the mandate by law to tax property owners for the needs of the communi- ty. There is another option recently made available: A public school hoard trustee resigned. Go for it Paul'. Jim McLean, Ajax Durham Children's Aid needs to be revamped To the editor: Re: Durham Children's Aid Society vs. the priest W'hy has it taken over a decade for the unnamed priest to receive justice against the DCAS and one of its neg- ligent case workers'? Why did it require his life to be destroyed as well as personal bankruptcy'? Why won't he get compensated for his full expense of achieving justice'? Why don't the responsible parties do the honorable thing by apologizing and paying up for their errors? Who accepts the ultimate responsi- bility for the many Children's Aid Societies in Canada? Are they all above the law and the governments in this country?_ Is there no higher authority? Must we keep an autocracy such as this when a more accountable system is demanded? No sane person would challenge the need for an organization to pre- vent child abuse and ensure children's living standards are maintained. Perhaps it should be something more like the SPCA and less like fascists. All publicly funded organizations must be accountable to the people. The Children's Aid Societies continu- ally demonstrate they are not. It is time for a change. Don Young, Ajax P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. JULY 24,1996 -PAGE 7-A 'k 0P1C1KF_..R1NG Y� * Town of PickAri a 19051420.2222 (905) 683.2760 0 U July Town Council Summer Recess July 24 Site Plan Advisory Committee Aug. 6 Town Council Meeting Aug. 7 Committer of Adjustment Aug. 8 Statutory Public Info. Meeting Aug, 20 Race Relations & Equity Committee Aug. 21 Site Plan Advisory Committer Aug. 28 Committee of Adjustment TONN'"ti OF PICKERIN(; HOLIDAY OPERATINIC; HOURS Ni0'S,JAY, AUGUST 5, 1996 tilonda�, ;%UiTUs1 CIJNCd I Tue.dsr. AuI:ust 6 Town Council NleetmQ at 7:?0 p.m. onPICKERING TRANSIT SCr PICKERING NIUSEUNI VILLAGE DUNKARTONPOOL .Moridar, August i Closed � I ► f mrnzrncs ticrsiicswill not he affected h� the Hull.la� tichrdule. Town of Pickering Public Works Emergency'lelephone \anther is 9911_1 681-4319 ITown of P ACC , J1996-. Brodiure Register Now for Fall Programs - Learn to Swim - New Fitness Memberships - Personal Training - Leisure Programs Pickering Recreation Complex - Membership Special - Squash or Racquetball Open House - Tennis - Health Club -Pay-As-You-Play Rates - Recreational Swimming - Arenas & Public Skating Pickering Museum Village Pre -School Activities Youth Programs & Opportunities Older Adult Programs Town Services A Events Brochure Delivery by Canada Post Ad Mail to Pickering Households (July 21 to July 26). For Program Registration call 420-4621 or Pickering Recreation Complex call 683-6582. YARD WASTE COLLECTION/ GRASS CYCI.ItiG The 1996 lard haste Collection Program commenced on Tuesday, April 16th. This .car's program pru,6ides. for ,.our ;umciucn,o. ,ullecuuns on your designated waste collection day. As a reminder. however. rmssclippings will no longer be collected. Please refer to )our Town of Pickering "1996 Waste Ntanagement Calendar" for a complete schedule pit collections and for further information on this )ear's "C�rasscycling- campaign. II you need further clarification or would like to request a 1996 haste 'Management Calendar, please contact the Town of Pickering. Puhlic Works Department, at 420-4630 or 683-2760. EU14 VILLAGE MVS PICKER IN6 1Q� %%*A do�� SUNDAY AUGUST 11 TH, 1996 11 A.M. - S P.M - Join us for our Fourth Annual Camera Day This is ,our chance to photograph the staff, volunteers, artifacts and Museum Village with others who share your interest in photography. While photos for the contest can be taken any time during the 1946 season. this day is special for you. CorutufatOns to Barb Prize ot Scarborough Btu,#s Camera Club ufio uivn7iira prize in tenure and sci red the liigltest points of our i` 15 entrtei. Pickering Museum Village is located on Hwy 97 Detween Brock Row and Westney Road in Greenwood For more information on th s or other 35th Anniversary special events. regular hours. wedddngs, school or group tours etc please con (905) 683-8401 or 420-4620 Admission - Adults $4. Sr. & Students $2.50, Children $2. Families $12. - 35th Anniversary Special Event. r GET ` ou i TOWN OF PICKERING %— De Stull + A Or COW- a R—,..t,on 1 f Call The Pipeline at `-' C; 706-3644 t C; 706-3644 sops BA8KETBA16L"iOURNAMENT 5 PLAYER MAX. PER TEAM O PLAYER MIN. PER TEAM •i Thers4 y,1 ak 25,1996 i Fridav, July 26,1996 it "if RID61 SE(WO RY SCIMU 1:30 pin. - 3:30 pm.) ST MY (1TNOW HIR S(N001(7:00 OSI. -10:00 P.M.) OMSIONS Male iftlt Female ,-- Jr. Ages 13-1 6 Sr. Ages 17- 1 9 F -7 'v— w7 Be Picaea _p Oeky Duma yo,RM irpQrsn !bun I Entry Fyn 0"a -me Wu� et. on IYadnaaday..� y t�. •994 Reebok 1 Rema Ryle illi FA 1> Sat IM it .* I". ALL TEEN'S 13 to 19 years PARTICIPATE I` PICKERIM; YOL"TH SPOR1-S AIM N'0L"TH R'l-S-3](W A=k YOL"TH ACTIN"I"I-IES I%Iondav to Friday 7-10:18) p.m. Mon. & Wed. to Fri. 1:30-3:30 p.m. Call For Program Locations: 683-6582 or 420-4620 **FREE** T�TT�TTT�T�T��T�TT�TTT�TTTT�TTTTTT�TTT�TTT�� DEPARTMENT OF dr }Idai CULTURE & RECREATION REQUIRES A PART-TIME FITNESS INSTRUCTOR Twp0ahonl p g Applicants must possess Ons The Esplr+ads current Ontario Fitness Council Pk*A6ft Onte io certification: basic rescuer CPR LII GK7 and Standard First Aid certification. A minimum of one An Eprl ovpinurw Enpbyar year experience in leading fitness Gasses is required. in aur vx1t, 11ft Mu.apal Frwdorn or ""kiiii0on1ndPYo1C00 Application forms can be o/ Pnvacy Act aw Wo- ya*-edu obtained from the Human conacwd pLimu t to ow 4/vi,cpal Ad. R s o Resources Department, One lwo, da a5. and.A be The Esplanade, Pickering and used to select a canAdate must be completed and W40 *W* aN 01000 returned by August 7, 1996, to u►tYvlduals who M-0 Dayle M. Cameron, Manager appilly; ver, only of Human Resources. spfibew" grsnrd Audition will be held August an audition will be aeknowNdgad 12 and 13, 1996. YARD WASTE COLLECTION/ GRASS CYCI.ItiG The 1996 lard haste Collection Program commenced on Tuesday, April 16th. This .car's program pru,6ides. for ,.our ;umciucn,o. ,ullecuuns on your designated waste collection day. As a reminder. however. rmssclippings will no longer be collected. Please refer to )our Town of Pickering "1996 Waste Ntanagement Calendar" for a complete schedule pit collections and for further information on this )ear's "C�rasscycling- campaign. II you need further clarification or would like to request a 1996 haste 'Management Calendar, please contact the Town of Pickering. Puhlic Works Department, at 420-4630 or 683-2760. EU14 VILLAGE MVS PICKER IN6 1Q� %%*A do�� SUNDAY AUGUST 11 TH, 1996 11 A.M. - S P.M - Join us for our Fourth Annual Camera Day This is ,our chance to photograph the staff, volunteers, artifacts and Museum Village with others who share your interest in photography. While photos for the contest can be taken any time during the 1946 season. this day is special for you. CorutufatOns to Barb Prize ot Scarborough Btu,#s Camera Club ufio uivn7iira prize in tenure and sci red the liigltest points of our i` 15 entrtei. Pickering Museum Village is located on Hwy 97 Detween Brock Row and Westney Road in Greenwood For more information on th s or other 35th Anniversary special events. regular hours. wedddngs, school or group tours etc please con (905) 683-8401 or 420-4620 Admission - Adults $4. Sr. & Students $2.50, Children $2. Families $12. - 35th Anniversary Special Event. r GET ` ou i TOWN OF PICKERING %— De Stull + A Or COW- a R—,..t,on 1 f Call The Pipeline at `-' C; 706-3644 t C; 706-3644 sops BA8KETBA16L"iOURNAMENT 5 PLAYER MAX. PER TEAM O PLAYER MIN. PER TEAM •i Thers4 y,1 ak 25,1996 i Fridav, July 26,1996 it "if RID61 SE(WO RY SCIMU 1:30 pin. - 3:30 pm.) ST MY (1TNOW HIR S(N001(7:00 OSI. -10:00 P.M.) OMSIONS Male iftlt Female ,-- Jr. Ages 13-1 6 Sr. Ages 17- 1 9 F -7 'v— w7 Be Picaea _p Oeky Duma yo,RM irpQrsn !bun I Entry Fyn 0"a -me Wu� et. on IYadnaaday..� y t�. •994 Reebok 1 Rema Ryle illi FA 1> Sat IM it .* I". ALL TEEN'S 13 to 19 years PARTICIPATE I` PICKERIM; YOL"TH SPOR1-S AIM N'0L"TH R'l-S-3](W A=k YOL"TH ACTIN"I"I-IES I%Iondav to Friday 7-10:18) p.m. Mon. & Wed. to Fri. 1:30-3:30 p.m. Call For Program Locations: 683-6582 or 420-4620 **FREE** T�TT�TTT�T�T��T�TT�TTT�TTTT�TTTTTT�TTT�TTT�� PAGE s -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 24,19% Around Durham Region Oshawa senior I accused of being Nazi awaits decision 0 Decision on deportation proceedings pending for Josef Nemsila after legal arguments conclude B,. STEPHEN S11 _- DI. NH %%1 Sl %F m OSHAWA -- An S3,car-old Oshawa man accused of hiding a Na,,i background upon enter- ing Canada is awaiting a judge's decision on whether his depor- tation proceedings should con- tinue. Law vers for accused war criminal Josef Ncinsila and the federal Justice department wrapped up legal arguments last Fnda% in Mr %crosila's court battle to ha%c his deporta- tion case halted. Mr. Ncrosila s lawvcr Ronald Poulton is fighting to haoc the proceedings staved based on a March meeting hetwcen a top federal go.crnmcnt lawyer and Federal Court Chief Justice Julius Isaac. The meeting is said to have been an attempt to speed up several deportation cases. A fudge earlier this month tossed out deportation cases against three other alleged war criminals Im%mng in Ontario. each of whose names were brought up during the 'March I meeting and in subsequent let- ters tktwccn the Chief Justice and Assistant Deputy Attorney General Ted Thompson. Mr. Nemsmla's case was never discussed during the con- versation. but it was mentioned in a subsequent letter from the Chief Justice to Mr. Thompson. a federal trial court heard. During legal submissions ThursdaN and Fridav, Mr. Poul- ton argued the application to stay the proceeding,, iould be granted "based on interference ol" the court. "Nothing like this has ever happened in our legal system." NIr. Poulton said in an inter% iew NlondaN. "(The governments wants the fundamental process of our legal system to be sacrificed to get one gu%." Justice department lawyer Christopher Amerasinghe argued against the application. maintaining that the mention of Mr. Ncrosila's case did not interfere with the court process or jeopardize his right to a fair. impartial judgement. A Judge is to give his deci- sion in writing in the coming weeks. %1r. Poulton said Mr. Nemsi- la came to Canada as a landed immigrant in 1950 from Slo%a- kia. He now lives in central Oshawa. The federal government alleges Mr. Ncrostla was the head of a Nasi unit that killed and deported thousands of Jews to the Auschwitz concentration camp during the Second World War. .%Ir. Poulton said his client "denies all the allegations." Deportation proceedings were launched by the Canadian go%ernment against Mr. \crosi- la on grounds of misrepresenta- tion: that he lied atwut his war background upon entering Canada. An adjudicator, howe,.cr. ruled last Near that Mr. Nemsila held domicile status — a provi- sion under the old Immigration Act that no longer exists — which protects a Canadian citi- zen with five years of perma- nent residence from deportation on the basis of misrepresenta- tion. The federal government appealed that decision in Febru- ary, however a judge hasn't yet Baywood bucks Merchants in the Baywood Centre in Ajax held a community garage sale recently and raised $600 for the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. The hospital's foundation executive director Shirley Freek, left, accepts to the money from Wendy Mahas of Canada Trust, Gord and Kathie Dixon of the Gift Gallery. Rosemary Hayes of Pet Valu, Richard Gillingham, and Heather Pritchard. the TD Bank branch manager. Talks near to help create serial killer crime unit BY STEPHEN' SHAW — DURHAM — The groundwork for the creation of a crack crime unit to track down serial predators is to tx: laid out in a tentative meeting Fri- day between Durham's chief of police and provincial officials. Durham Regional Police Chief Trevor McCagherty, who is also president of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP), is to meet with the Solicitor General's assistant deputy ministry and other police chiefs to discuss in detail how the elite, flying unit will be set up, and the role OACP will take in its creation. In his damning report on police "bungling" of the Paul Bernardo rape and murder investigations, Mr. Justice Archie Campbell recom- mended the Province form the unit to pool the resources of police forces and be responsible for investigating Variety store robbery spree ends with arrest OSHAWA -- Oshawa convenience store clerks, victimized in a recent spree of knifepoint hold-ups, can breathe a little easier. Police arrested a 26 -year-old man, of no fixed address, Sunday afternoon in connection with five armed robberies — two of them botched — at variety stores in south Oshawa, all occurring in a three-day period from July I 1 to 14. The man turned himself in to police and has been charged with five counts each of robbery and weapons dangerous to the public peace. In the first three hold-ups, which occurred in a 16 -hour period, a lone bandit entered the store, threatened the clerk with a knife and demanded cash from the till. In another robbery, a variety store clerk mayor came cases. Mr. Justice Campbell pointed to a lack A ctx)peration and rivalries bctwecn police forces, and the absence of a central computer data base as among the numerous con- tributing factors in the botched Bernardo imrsti gation. The police super - squad, to be comprised of specially -trained deice - lives from regional forces and OPP. will handle spe- cial cases involving abductions, sexual preda- tors. wrial killers and vio- lent and sadistic crimes. Chief McCagherty said the crack unit is "a good idea." But "there is already an extreme- ly high level of cooperation" between police forces, he said. The investigation into the 19% disappearance of Pickering teen Julie Stanton — whose skeletal remains were just recently found — is "a g(xxi example of the type of effective cot)peration" between police forces which should he fur - (her developed. "This (unit) is going to be there when help is needed. and we welcome all the help there is. We (police forces) all ought to be working together." said Chief McCaghcrty. "We have highly quali- fied homicide investiga- tors (in Durham) and if we can make a contribu- tion to the team, we will assist." He said OACP hopes to provide the expertise and experience of police chiefs from around the province to help in developing the squad. Trevor McCagherty 'A good idea' grabbed a bat from behind the counter and chased the robber from the store. A surveillance camera caught the suspect on video tape, which was replayed on a local newscast. Hold-up botched OSHAWA -- A quick-witted convenience store clerk helped police lock up a bumbling bandit during a botched hold-up Sunday night. A lone robber armed with a knife entered the Becker's Milk at 206 King St. E. at about 11:30 p.m. and ordered the employee to empty the cash register, Durham Regional Police said. Instead of turning over the cash, the 26 -year- old male clerk bolted from the store and locked the door behind him, trapping the bandit inside. As the clerk called police from a nearby pay phone, the robber smashed a glass window in the door, broke free and fled on foot, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie said. The clerk gave chase until police arrived and he then directed officers to the suspect's hiding place. A 25 -year-old Athol Street East, Oshawa man has been charged with robbery, possession of a weapon while committing an indictable offence and mischief under $5,000. Festival time in Whitby WHITBY -- The Fairview Lodge Summer Festivals is back and bigger than ever. The 7th annual Festival will be held Satur- day, Aug. 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the grounds of Fairview Lodge, Whitby, 632 Dun- das St. W., (corner of Hwy. 2 and Cochrane Street). Activities are planned for all ages and include a petting zoo, entertainment stage, bar- becue booth, children's games, an antique car show, craft tables, casino games and much more. Fairview Lodge home for the aged is a non-prof- it organization which plays an active role in the Whitby community. " `s1, j'` � : •a Congress of Black Women host picnic D Fun and games on tap at lakefront event 111111IFF'O eflalerty' LANDSCAPING All sa. 1%** VW"'P^'"^9*WE TAKE PRIDLr IN °^� tixrb�M Ay 5a OUR WORKMAN p pro � Vadt ..ids s 3 YEA Wgb, Call (905) i A.-.iw)%N SIRu.II,A Ajax resident Anttxxry Stilo. CGA. recently received the Certified General Accoun[:uit% As%ocialion of Ontario's Chapter Distinguished Service Award. Each }ear the Asxxiation recognves indis iduals w ho have rendered distin- guished sen ice to an A%, ociation chapter. Anthony is one of 26 individuals in Ontario to he presented w ith the award this year. Anthony has shown strong leadership. service and dedication to Durham Chapter and his community. A member of the board of directors since 1991. Anthony was chapter chair in 1994/95. He has also served as chapter vice -chair and chair of the professional development committee. At the provincial level, he served on the corporate and finance committee. In addition to his CGA Ontario involve- ment, he is active with the Durham chapter of Community Volunteer Accountants. Anthony received his CGA designation in 1991. He is manager of financial reporting at Prudential Life Insurance. Members of the Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario meet rigorous requirements of professional competence, are bound to a uniform standard of conduct, and are entitled, under Acts of both the Parliament of Canada and the legislature of the province of Ontario, to the designation CGA. '� CemAs�fied General AAmtint) ants iciatiix� of (kn:uio We're the name brand for business in Canada THE (YEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 24, 1996 -PAGE 9-A at Oshawa's Lakeview Park DURHAM -- The Durham chapter of to 6:30 p.m. at Lakeview Park on Simam For more information on the picnic or the Congress of Black Women will hold a Street South. the group, call Alma at 428-6746, Miriam picnic Saturday, July 27 in Oshawa. Those attending are asked to bring their at 831-7307, Lyn at 686-7491 or Lyril at The picnic will be held from 1.30 p.m. lunch-, fun and games will be provided. 436-9863. Look for brand new reductions EATON'S � Li ri2 r L� Four Days Only Thursday, July 25 to Sunday, July 28 Saturday, where stores are closed Sunday. It's never too late to save on great summer stuff. 7UP TO ( Yo OFF selected items storewide PAGE to -A -THE NEWS ADVEI"IS R, WEU„ JULY U. 19% You're invited to get in line for inline hockey event to battle heart disease DURHAM -- You can be a player in the tight against heart disease and stroke by lacing on your skates. The Durham Voest Chapter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation is hosting the Power-Plav for Heart inline hock- ey tournament next month. Pla%- ers ol• al l aecs and skill levels can panicipate. Age categories are six to nine. 10 to 12. 13 to 15. 16 to 18 and 19 and over. Within each age group, skill levels include beginner (people just getting into the game). recre- ational (thou vfio play occa- sionalh, but don't take the game seriou%1% ). com- petttt%e (an orga- nt/ed team l(x)k- ing fOrgnxvdc„m- Save 25 - petition) and elite ALL ?^AZ;nANDLER AL (the best of' their Incl. RoadHandler Plus, age grt)up 1. 7l}e tourne%•s RoadHandler Sport mad being held Satur- by Mi(helin. da%. Au_' 10 and Sunda,,. Aug. I l in the parking lot of the Durham Board of Educa- tion headquarters and Sinclair Sec- ondan Schrx)l on Taunton Road between Brokk 0 and Anderson Streets in Whitby. Time-, are 9 a.m. I to 5 p.m. on Aug. 10 and 9 a.m. to 4 � t am p.m. on Aug. I I . :: Team-, will � play five-on_ five. W tth four skaters and a eo ahe. Ros- ters must have between five and nine players. including gosahes. Each team is guaranteed three games in a round- robin format and the top squads will advance to the playoff round. Players under 18 must wear a hockey helmet with full facial protection and chin cup, an inter- nal mouth guard, elbow pads, knee pads and hockey gloves. It's rec- ommended they also don a protec- tive cupipelvic protector, hip pro- tection and shin guards. Players 18 and over must wear a hockey helmet, elbow pads, knee pads and hockey gloves. Recom- mended equip- ment includes full facial protection with chin cup, protective cup/pelvic protector, 10 to 12 age groups, and $125 per squad in the Sponsors are Volkswagen Canada, Play 11 hip protection, internal mouth guard and shin other age categories. If there's a demand, Again Sports in Ajax and the Loblaws store in pads. women's and girls' divisions will be added. Whitby. Call the Heart and Stroke Office at Cost is $75 per team in the six to nine and Deadline to register is Tuesday. Aug. 6. 686-1521 for more information. 3&°° L SEASON TIRES Weatherwise/ e for Sears 0 -=AlSave 20: - ALL l DEHUMiD FtEPS TUB WAIL KITS AND WATEP SCr ENEPS "y T.�: Save 40°° LOWEST PRICE EVER ON FIELDCREST' 'TOUCH OF CLASS' TOWELS Bath. 71 x 50". ;ear: reg. 14.99. Eo. 8.99 Sa,^ 4 t on mrdmat,ng eana •or,^orn and bath oee' 20/7 .fac OL J. �. u' _i is x R�s•EAMf / LL._J 16” Only ALL DISCONTINUED EASY LIVING INTERIOR PAINT ke"s Ilex setts Hat, Istex low shees and Ietex semi -Bless. 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KIN 2a, W% Board of Trade workshop could aid business growth AX-PICKI:RING -- A workshop on a b '� new way of thinking could help your husi- ness grow. The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade is holding a workshop featuring Francis Theri- ault on creative marketing, promotions and presentations. During An Introduction to New Paradigm Thinking. participants will learn what a par - Seminar JA aids bereaved AJAX-PICK- ERINGr -- Ajar and Pickering General Hospi- tal, in partner- ship with McF.achnic Funeral Home. hosts a �_rief management education ses- sion Tuesday. Jule 10. It takes place at the hospital from 2 to 4 p.m. to help people haying difficulty coping with the lo.. of a loved one. Call 42w- �20: for infor- mation and to register. adi�om is. what kind of marketing works and ture Mail, Nckenmz. di%c.ount for ose uymg ee or more why. how to research and analyie obstacle,. The cost is S* tier N)ard memhers and seats. ('all R37-fili lR for more informationor develop low-cost promotions that excite 549 for non-memhers. "There's a 15 -per -cent to register. customers and effective presenet- tion principles. It's being held Thursday, July 25 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices. 1099 Kingston Rd. NV Suite 224, in the Furni- Why We Need Odd/Even Day Lawn Watering DOES YOUR CHILD SMILE WITH CONFIDENCE? You'll we ■ rodttww ch"Ve V coucootrutWo and sad-cmndeuce to child in lost one souti, or your moony I FAMILIES GROWING STRONG TOGETHER IS@ GET A UNIVEROSPITY DEGREE from two outstanding Universities at the Durham University Centre York University O Bachelor of Administrative Studies (business degree) Trent University U Bachelor of Arts O Bachelor of Science Call, ur hotline for more information :DU ! A M on September enrolment OLLEGE 721-3003 Outdoor water use during the summer places a tremendous strain on the Region's water supply systems. The shaded area of the graph shows how much the water demand increases in summer. This increase in demand is mainly due to lawn watering. TYPICAL WATER DEMAND PATTERN 50 40 St1NNER 0 R I PEAK Q 30 ArA w - _ DEMAND ¢ LU 20 3 to - 0 i F M A M i J A s O N O A E A P A U U U E C O E N B R R Y N L G P T V C Durttam Region's water supply system serving each community must have sufficient capacity to meet the highest peak demand, even though it's only required for a few days in summer. By reducing these peaks, we will be able to use the existing water supply capacity more efficiently and reduce the need for new expansions. This will keep the cost of your water bill down. How can you help? By watering your lawn less. Please start practicing Odd(Eyen day lawn watering, Odd/Even Day Lawn Watering In Effect Region -wide How It Works: Lawn watering for odd -numbered addresses (street numbers ending in 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9) is allowed on odd -numbered calendar days M r Lawn watering for even -numbered addresses (street numbers ending in 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8) is allowed on even -numbered calendar days only. Water your lawn about once per *eek but give it a deep soaking to ensure the neater penetrates deep into the soil For more inkmiatn on Water Efficient Durham, PIP -ase call Glen Pleasance at (90) 668-7721. A message from DURHAM REGION WORKS DEPARTMENT THI; ]1I19W9 ADVI`sRIISEK WED., JULY U. 1"6 -PAGE 13-A Spirit of the West comes alive in Claremont this weekend ❑ Annual rodeo promises a.m. Concessions open at 10 a.m. both children under five are admitted free. A are $10 for adults. days' weekend package is $25 per person and The competition will be held rain or thrills and spills There are dances Friday and Saturday includes passes for Saturday and Sunday shine. PICKERING -- Get into the Spirit of night starting at R p.m. and the dance Saturday. Barkey's Toad Hall is iocated on the the West this weekend at the Claremont A daily rodeo pass is $10 for adults, $6 "Pickets for Friday's dance are $5 for Pickering -Uxbridge Town Line, just west Lions Rodeo. for seniors and children six to 12, while adults while tickets for Saturday's dance of Brock Road. The Spirit of the West Week- end runs Friday to Sunday at � - Barkey's 'Toad Hall with bronc • s - 4F/ riding, steerVM" wrestling, rop- ' ing, barrel rac- ing, dances and more. - The rodeo 'I start at I p.m. a Saturday and Sunday with r- _ formances by the F Ontario Rodeo Association. 6 Sunday morning there arechil- 100% Canadian Owned dren's games at 9:30 a.m. and a church service at 1I a.m. A cow- boy and cowgirl breakfast is _ F. served Saturday and Sunday at K t Pickering��, ` 20 25 25 r , Youth �'1 N •-• YEAR VE AR - YEAR G7Y - � • � ��`�/ - • - GTV - - • GTV - • Co osts - h - ` SPECLU EDITION SPECLAL. EDITION SPECLALL EDITION � Environmental DYNASTY ORTHOPEDIC ORTHOGUARD '•. DOUBLE SINGLE SINGLE Olympic 1 $ MATTRESS 239 MATTRESS � � SINGLE Games ."� MATTRESS SET 5394 SET 1424 SET 13 Kids '► � QUEEN � �1 SET 5324 .DOUBLE .2-9 DOL;BI_E '99 ti ' DOUBLE � U 9 SET -f 39 SET =f 69 aged 5 to QLJEEN_ 09 QUEEN_i29 12 take SET 374 SET 474 SET 504 part in KIN f QUEEN 239 KING -*59 KING, 5 u9 summer SET 409 SET 709 SET 759 event DIVAN D Y BED MATES BED FREE PAYMENT I Fn PICKERING '� _, AL ' - Join in the � Olympic fun as ' the Pickering Q 8 Environmental - White Enamel Finish Youth Corps . • holds its Enviro- • • • Olympics on Fri- day, July 26 at - FUTON BED Kinsmen Paris. - ,�- Fnxne and Tcorps is he Mattress compleft holding an envi- ronmental ver- sion of the Olympic Games 179 for kids ages five to 12 startiing at • ' • 10 a.m. Closing ceremonies, complete with awards and ' e prizes, start at 2 ; PM- BAYLY Kinsmens _.:;T.,: ^� M C Park is at the J ` CLEMENTS south end of e Sandy Beach S Road KY To register by • . c��. i telephone call .. Danielle de Graatlw or Kevin Renouf at 905- 427-3300 eaten- " sion 222. - CHOICES oR INTEREST • SH PST GST FOR 1 YEAR • SHEETS PILLOW LLOW • BED • MATTRESS FRAME COVER O. A.C. '%TCH PURCHASE OF ANY SEE STORE FOR DETAILS rtttilr- a • ADJUSTA-MAGIC' WINDSOR BUNK ELECTM ADJUSTABLE BED ^_ f LowE `0 V. �} OVER A DOZEN BUNKS TO CHOOSE AGGEPIE P; tL7 E-ili OCE ANY TTRESS 'e[_TnRV elf 0 IQ tiRio..-wises las Ttrrs.44L 10.0 SET M A ve If A;; 'l FREE LAY -A DISPC OF OLI eve�c, all 1 ; 1� fCINGLE BEn AN TOP TAUNTON 4 � '- o N'. 1 rf PAGE 14 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED- JULY 24, 1996 Summer BLOW-OUT 2 day Specials Thursday July 25 &Friday July 26 Only SAVE UP TO 70% OFF Ladies Sweaters & Outerwear SAVE UP TO 70% OFF Infants & 2-3X Spring & Summer Fashions SAVE UP TO 70% OFF Infants & 2-16 Spring & Summer Headwear Boys & Girls 2-16 Spring & Summer Sleepwear SAVE U P TO o SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE 40% OFF SAVE 30% OFF SAVE 25% OFF UP TO 500-o OFF UP TO 50% OFF UP TO 40% OFF Our Reg. Low Price Our Reg. Low Price Our Reg. Low Price Selected Ladies Men's Fashions Selected Shorts Ladies Casual All in stock Entire All in -stock Dresses & Casual Pants Wear & Plus Hoses & Selection Tents, Screen Houses. "Jaclyn Smith" "Riley". "Navigator Size Fashion Mower Trimmer of In -stock Sleeping Bags, "Jessica Scott" & "Today's News" Selected Accessories B.B.O.'s Fishing Gear & Life Vests. Co-ordinates Boys B-16Ladies T -Shirts. Entire Selection of & Career Wear Hot Weather Fashion Boys 40 Sport Shirts, Tank Tops & In -Stock Ladies Swimwear T -Shirts. Jeans. Shorts Patio Furniture & Cover-ups incl. 2 pc Top & Pant Sets. & B.B.0's Plus Sizes Shorts Swimsuits Accessories & 2 pc Short sets SENSATIONAL SUMMER WEEKEND SIDEWALK SALE ] This Friday, Saturday & Sunday * July 26, 27 & 28 at all Stores Friday 6-9pm, Saturday 9-5pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm *Where local by-laws permit Take a look at the Outstanding Buys and Spectacular Savings you won't want to miss. N A A 50% OFF Quaker State 1 L SAVE 20% Ladies 1OW30 Motor Oil Spring & Summer Sandals Sale $1.09 Summer Toys in 3 colours Limit 12 per customer Reg. $19.97 Sale $ 9.98 B'B'Q'(803) STOCK UP (Saturday & Sunday Only) Cookout YOUR CHOICE! Reg. $169.99 Napkins Travel Pillow or Camping Sale $ 99.99 120 Blanket Sale $1.97 Limit 1 per customer Sale 990 TAKE HOME 4 delicious Submarine Sandwiches from our Kmart Restaurant SUPER BUY $4.99 DON'T FORGET MONDAY JULY 29 IS SENIOR CITIZENS DAY THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED- JULY 24, 1996 -PAGE 15-A Ven( ors sought for Ajax FamilyFestival Trade and Home Show g AJAX -- There are still 21 booths available for the Ajax Family Festival Trade and Home Show in September. Also, 20 tables are available for a craft show held in conjunction with the family fes- tival. This is the 13th year for the festival and it runs from Sept. 6 to 8 at the Ajax Commu- nity Centre. The trade show is held in the arena and times are 5 to 9 pm. on Friday, Sept 6, 10 am. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7 and 11 am. to 4:30 pm. Sunday, Sept. 8. Booths range in price from $275 to $315.Call John or Gary Murray at 683-7985 for more information on renting a booth. The craft show will be held from 10 am. to 4 pm. on Sept 8. Prices are $25 for an eight -foot table, $40 for two tables, $30 for F_ Retire e t A little history of our company Louis Rousseau, after returning from the rust world war and spending 10 years learning his trade, game to Whitby in 1929, and founded -Rousseau Upholstery". In 1963 Hugh and Marcella took over from her father and now after 33 years they are retiring and turning the business over to their daughters. SAVE ON.... Sofas, Loveseats, Chain, Bedrooms, Dining Rooms and a great selection of unique accessories. Save On Order -In Merchandise From Famous Suppliers.... Sterling Upholstery Harden Hickory Chair ill Wildwood Lamps Lexington Broyh Sherrill Upholstery Hooker Jasper Cabinets What Happens Next? The tradition will carry on with new beginnings, a great new look and even better design services than before. Our daughters, Peggy and Cathy, with the assistance of a superb team of designers and support staff will assure both our old and new customers Rousseau's ongoing devotion to Som Hours quality and service period.. I TOM l Nod, Thum i Fri 'Stttreaty iQ00let • is �A lag &A" PA IM tuu-5.-w pm El Rncv_„c .rxo.. _ Mary 9 Kv rba Otho n 41 SniOtsacyi 2tllalit Ortua M.1 �Ot QDUo&nS-s,)EAU 216 Wry Shed Eaal •6663183 We're on the Net at vw.dnrhamnews.net . ,rWsmWe Say Lla d Caltda SNCtratt IMiiad raltial fallda Stitt L/a YMN We are seeking 2 SALES MANAGERS with proven recruiting track records in our industry. Location: Markham Rd. and Highway 401 Please fax or mall your resume to Dieter Daues CLU, B.A. Branch Manager Fax: (416) 298-6226 912-305 Milner Ave. Scar., ON M1 3V4 e an eight -foot table with wallspace and $50 for two tables with wall space. No commercial vendors are permitted to sell at the craft show. Call Marie Miller at 905-6834879 for more information. About 16,000 people attended last year's family festival. Proceeds from the go to the Ajax and Pick- ering General Hospital, the Salvation Army Food Bank and various seniors' activities. Volunteers are also needed to help with this years festival. For more information, call Joe C3ickson at 683-7940 or 686-0295. Includes a delicious flame -broiled Whopper' sandwich, medium fries and a medium soft drink. Ajax 3-c; M, Krnzir Avr (at t avly) M(m - Sun til 4 am Brampton Iii, S1.un strrvt Sciuth (at \anw(xid) Thur - Sat td 2 am 288 Qurcn 4rrrt Fast (at Hwv. 410) Sun - Word til 2 am Thur - Sat tit i am Georgetown (at Mc KinUm w-% ) Fri & Sat til 1 am Markham `_r Kcnne•ch Rel (at Denis(in) Mom - Sun Orwn 2-1 he xus M im.issauga 41 11 Dixie• R'l (Rc wkw(x KJ Mail) Mon - Sun til .t am (rKiS Mississauga Rd - (at Hwv -i01) Mom - Sun tit -' am 920A Dundas St. (:u Ttxnken) Mon - Sun til 4 am Newmarket 1-3::, 'i,.n.�.:c Irrrt Scxith (S_ of Davis) Mon - Sun til 1 am North York J+-: Fin, II A..- W (at vvtr4on) Sun - Thur til i am Fri & Sat til 4 am Oshawa I i_' in- K• St N, (at Taunt(on) Mon - Sun tit 4 am 338 King tit Wrst (at Park) Mcxi- Suntdiam f!ckering K:n.;,t r Id (at 1.ivrrlxxd) Sun '11ILir til 1 am Fri & ,.it td 2 am Richmond Bill t -^MN) :'co Wprim Ycxigr Plain, at 1lrrrurd) Mcm - Sun tit 1 am Scarborough Lam- 1 Li« rc m c• :\ r E at `tidtand) Mom - Sun til -*am 415 Danforth Rd. (at Rirchmt)int) Sun - Wed til 3 am Thur - Sat til a Am I Toronto 119 + King �t we%t (at Duffrnn ) Mon - Sun td 4am I 940 Lawrence Avr. Wt7%t (at Duffrrtn) Mon - Sun (4)rn 2a tx xus j 1 1 lxslw Strut tat Lakrslxxr r Mon - Sun td 4 am BURGER KING -'r M CFM C X BURGER KING COWOUTION ® 1996 Days at Beam .,-.Summer Sialer Sale on Now until August 6th MBEAK CANADA'S FAVOURITE BUILT-IN VACUUM! IF Bring in this • Kingston14F 1271 _ ad fora 5 discount • on selected system ' a314326 packages: 1-- PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED- JULY 2S, 1496 Startyouren ine g C] Enthusiastic motorists are invited to hit the road for great prizes and a good cause in Durham Region DURHAM -- Driving has never been so much fun. Grab yourself a navigator and get ready for the second annual Rally for Red Cross (Durham Region) which takes place Sun- d"y.Aug. 11. The rally will begin and end at Cullen Gardens in Whitby, with registration from noon to 12:45 p.m. The first car will leave the grounds at 1 p.m. The rally will he about two hours in length and the event will wind up with an award, cere- mony which also celebrates The Canadian Red Cm„ Society's 100th anniver- sar% . There will also he a live per- formance by entcrtaIncrs R.K�trnt; J Saar lU`r on I of minc Installed Viml Rrlllai rmcut t1 indllt.s r ` - 1 1 r * , . . s for Durham Red Cross rally Terry Crawford and Rick Johnson, 1996 and a navigator. You can also take the kids "ralliests", and any other prizes. Canadian Achievement Award Winners. and make it a family affair. For a donation sheet or more informa- A completed registration sheet is all There will he prizes for the three teams tion on the rally, call the Red Cross at that's needed to enter• although the mini- which raise the most money. the top three 723-2933. mum donation to enter is $25 and the Red Cross Society hopes entrants will raise much more. For the first $100 in donations you will receive one entry into a special draw. For each $50 fhore, one entry will go towards the grand prize, a weekend for two in Ottawa (includes train fare, two nights at an Ottawa hotel, including brunch). P-wh rar will n, -i -d a drivrr MILLAN ORCHARDS SiCEIARS Save $150 on I nst.11ied Kf'11111(we eni r'll .-X11, (:(►n(IItIOnIII •17. ,..,.,. \.J. rnd, UrdwvLa, \ngu,i 7 1100� TART "' RED PIE CHERRIES Stemmed and pitted. Ready to can or 40* freeze. le lir�i.11flli 1i 1t .1 L.nU� LkMrts In.i.liirU \ tu�r I'alto INH)rs Keep your cool and save $ 150 CALL NOW. TOLL. FREE. FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOME ESTINIATE OR VISIT 1'OUR SEARS RETMI. STORE. 1 -Boo -625-0025 Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Talk to someone you know' (e,Fnri 1 110%,4rar%LAs n Int 07421 JULY UGU 1991 CAVALIER WAGON 1988 PONTIAC TEMPEST V6. air, auto. V6, air con(. auto 0q,,, -3'-OC Km $ 65 per $7,999 Stk 5189 per mxA . $8,999 9-5— w r 1994 PONTIAC SUNSIRD 1993 LUMINA Z34 Air, auto. cassette. 3.4 V6. am* ;'oaoe�l $255 per9mth. ' $119555 S333 per - 21 . $1419 99 1995 BERETTA 1988 CNEYROLET V-6. auto. a.r �ond. V8 auto, only 81,000 km. Stk per $14,999 s,W #P1463 . • $9,599 5333 per mtr. • 1994 CAVALIER Z24 V6, loaded SM a P429 $333 per rnth - $141999 1991 CUTLASS WTERNATIONAL Fatly loaded, leather. $2 #P1452 permt 5283 per mth. '$129899 t: -7..M t T 199= CEO STORM H.O.. 4 cyl., 5 speed. 1 $1 5 pe mth. • '71999 IMCUTLMlM 1984 i11NN!>Ilr/':' ♦ COMMUNITY Jays, Lumsden take the field at SkyDome on Ajax Day 0 Ten -year-old Ajax resident gets to toss opening pitch AJAX -- There are still some tickets available to see the Toronto Blue Jays and Michael Lumsden on Saturday. July 27 is Ajax Day at the SkyDome and the Blue Jays will play the Oak- land A's. But, before the game starts, Michael, a 10 -year-old Ajax resident, will throw out the first pitch. The game starts at 4:05 p.m. and $13 tickets are available at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital Foun- dation office between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily. Use the Harwo(A Avenue entrance to get to the foundation office. Michael won the opportunity to ANNANDAIMA� 1996 �0wWw— 000� s►�WS p 16 OW •GH=Q SEAQ 1.�KS .?0140 a vEWS .Weig-o �p a iWas r ♦�M •10001 . show off his pitching skills by winning a raffle to throw out the opening pitch. He also won four 100 -leve) seats for the game. Tribute Corporation provided 500 tickets for the game and all proceeds from the sale of the game tickets and the raffle go to the hospital. Call the foundation office at 905- 428-1407 or the mayor's office at 905- 683-4550 for more information. SIG 6 C'la .. ENGINE ERING . t1U CASSE ANG . A 0.114 a SEP` SE's ft NS1AISSION Sic 0� . Cad SEA K�pGE �1Ra0RS . POWER REMOTE 22A. ANNANDALE DODGE CHRYSLER 683-5722 CHURCH & BAYLY ST., PICKERING r 0111-- is SERVICE PARTS LEASING BODY SHOP 683-9511 683-1258 683-5722 683-6488 QIR�I�R THE: NEWS ADVEKnsER, NvED.,.11 1.Y 24. 1996PACE 17- 1 ,-/ 7FUN-FILLED DAYS. 5 EXOTIC ISLANDS. t 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1. You must Ixx)k by August 15. Now you can take your choice of two tantashc value -packed "Fun Ship" vacations from San Juan to the exotic islands of the stwthein Caribbean ■ And whether you .all aboard the 7 DAYS Supert_iner from FASCINATION or i i• INSPIRATION. you 11 visit five tropical pons in just one week Ad Unpack once, then devote �oursclt to the plea.urc of fine dining I< Vegas style entertainment without cover or nunimum. a • friendly casino, pampering service and an endless vane - of vacatlon acltvtUes IN e C'on%cnient ueekcnd departures on FASCINATION and INSPIRATION • A6 foes n �aWWI an doears per west Dow* xr*w" vuse only Pon Charges giiv m"W't fees, -taxes arta owwtat ae rra^sDortano^ adwonai tp ad gum ' Two er r -it* rate reflects w" per quest Fest quest "M $1 584 ant iecond pests tree, These special tares any available on select tan sarongs Flestr o apply Regalered r Pattaina rilm, - EIT To take ad%antage of this great vacation value call 1. TRACEY HAYES A-AAM N-EEn •+= "tea • m �t�N IfA�.�Rt ` VIE OFFER •Mir � t]IiYee's tyeeee • De�eter'e Oi-ee � tteei rarMi.. ' • 1lewrieer tftst fore tiiwedn • FdKgmNd Gv • W" A t:wlfraae. ep teem(ttiitiitatir Cm Ksdm • Chow acwtr it= A rL oY � r FREE PRIVATE LESSON Call TODAY for all the detailsc [NG SUN TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU I WAW�I , (905)428.8292 �- _ .-✓_.. n. _.. �-..'esipr�. :'^Dome.`^ �_ -. � � � � .. .... .a.v . tom..-��eus..+.aa.....r�..�.•-- —�—'-- 4 PAGE 18 -A -TME NEWS-ADVERTMER• WED,. JITA' 24, 194th '141EIVE Gci�kt--: AT VILLAGE CHRYSLER i w- W-11M%V1100111111 x A �'"'°" OR ONLY 14111111F 'ROW pw 45 TO *,:HOOSE FROM a i.. . . •, �,� �� 1 W6R Ilei GRAND CMEI109EE LAl1ED0 19N AEE' CMEMKEE LTD. 1!112 LATER R/s 1992 SUNDANCE -- -TROCKBLOWOUT �,200 S.M. alto.. Aftt#WCD. heaW s�. trader low Just a few examples 2.01 �, a�., p -s-. pb., aw cored. pack,.. +•s Auto p.s-. pb.. rue. Dockets. console plus pp'w • p -d- pxats. p rn•rors. rer llip wn " , door buckets, console. 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Idt, amiss. rw ar a , .only. ago md.a- Yaazz eoerm rer e..t a erose , saanr. P4712A 1 Ton Club Cab Diesel ' ` e d ;. wA .r �virAcrm m...� my IM o1,ty X4.79• ftr *12j888 014 s9.00 �y Tolssu ►, -I I M'wn • jb r VILLAGE CHRYSLER • AJAX "THINKING LIKE A OUST-PMER" SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 19 H A RW00 D AVE. (North of 401) AND EVERY NIGHT �► 9O5m683m5358tipccial tirn teem Drop in centre for teens Tuesdays ❑ The Youth Centre offers a host of summer activities AJAX-PK'KERING -- Tecnagers looking for somethip_ to do Tuesday evenings can drop in at The Youth Centre. Every'ruesday from 5 to K p.m., the centre will have a free Summer Drop - In for youths aged 13 to 19. Activities include enjoying music, games. bil- liards. ping pong and foo/c hall. The Youth Centre is a community health centro for teenagers and their families in the Ajax and Pickering. Services provided include health pro- motion. sexual health counselling, par- enting support and general medical services. It's at 360 Bayly St. W., between Westney Road and Finley Avenue, in Ajax. Call 429-1212 for more informa- tion. TYMCA D>IInl" nttaort YMCA SUMMER TUTORING PROGRAM AlMagh we speacli[e in heOng young people cdch up to their grade level, we see each child as unique, with individual needs we will help your child meet the learning objectives appropriate to his or her situation, whether They relate to catch up or a rlpsve to gr' uhood Each hyo -wee% session includes eight hours of intens>`re nsinxtwn it yw child's specific areas of deflcuny in math, reading, writing. o' spelling Our Mas are and, patient, and qualated Your child will erloy Ids of prart'cal help and personal ~-on,n a clan of lust two to tour studems Classes ae 60 to 90 minutes lag, depending on the subjec� and grade ieval We Rave five converveM 'acatans. ptckerinq, Norte 5 Lauth Oshawa. port Perry, Whitby and Courtice For further information please call raw The YMCA a16fi8-686&686 7849i4n4-2020 Your YMCA 5 chartable number is rl E - P— s' - TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY1 JAMES R. YA\CH oil, -ling all in>ul%c licy services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OS F 1AWA 122 Albert St 721 i>r)Fi .-u A X 50 C'ommoreial Ace 619 1473 COBO RG 72 ihln�, tit w' 37'2 4743 Saturday & Evenir Appointments availabli- hT EARS OON'T AY 'fit I I I* ON CUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS eeyrn- WHEN YOU USE YOUR SEARS CARD Save 50' ON OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF ANTEX BLINDS Utaasa inw Wiia woad, Coward rotor strides, Marquis phd d shades, lonomlle alder shades„ Sn & raid 1/r, i:.ald rods laid RaPacy trarliods. Sterns wi WNW islaiafeal by rlooMh ll cealractars is .est arms. Save 25' CUSTOM DRAPERIES... hadwa ids,"Pfrow ests.d swels. Salus, prints„ aad Baan. Save 35°'° CUSTOM SHEER DRAPERIES CMase feats train, o^ lame, bm I led rid Al"M CALL NOW, TOLL-FREE, FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOME ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE 1-800-625-0025 NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED NO PREPAYMENT OF TAXES NO MINIMUM PURCHASE REQUIRED NO 3RD PARTY CREDIT APPLICATION 'Don't pay until loeeory 1991 on approved credit, with your Seers Card. $35 deferral fee applies. Offer ends Sanday, August 25, 1996. Liquidation hats in (leoreece Centres and Cotologue purchases are not iecltrded in this offer. Ask for details. TN I S IS S E A R S while quonlities last SIE�IRS F:rjxt7 ntr,rc� f i r,nt .tic circ Lk T ° O A 1 07422 THP: NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., KIM 24,1996 -PAGE 19-A CONGRATULATIONS! Staff at the LARGE PR! -NT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY would iike to take this opportunity to thank all those who entered our draw for 2 Vacation Getaways. At Left. Tim Clark & Suzanne Andrus accept thler prizes from LARGE PRINT DIRECTORY SALES Rep.. Gall Reeves & BONNIE VIEW INN owner Peter Mavroukas (right). G ive u5 a :A. little listen! With this Sony portable CD player it's easy to carry a rune! You can listen to the AM FM tuner, record tapes on the cassette deck or listen to your favourite CDs on the CD player. And there s tone control, Automatic Must( Sensor IAMS), auto shut off, AC cord and a headphone lack for listening p(FDA27999 private listening. I Little wonder, it's a Sony! And its new for 1996! Compact micro -size system with 25w x 2 power output, digital AM/FM tuner, CD player, CD synchro record cassette deck, Mega Bass, remote control and separate 2 -way bass reflex speakers. .x•11 hM1 _4r cissa. sears Canada Inc. & know how to listen! Pickering Town Centre, 420-3224 G� aU u , gotta knte the shape' This new )ony Drscrnan features 3 posmon Ut gar Bass, 10 playback modes. '.u -S. earphones and a 3 second - i-mory chip for "nually urenter . � ted playbatir D245 1 WJ0199 With this Sony portable CD player it's easy to carry a rune! You can listen to the AM FM tuner, record tapes on the cassette deck or listen to your favourite CDs on the CD player. And there s tone control, Automatic Must( Sensor IAMS), auto shut off, AC cord and a headphone lack for listening p(FDA27999 private listening. I Little wonder, it's a Sony! And its new for 1996! Compact micro -size system with 25w x 2 power output, digital AM/FM tuner, CD player, CD synchro record cassette deck, Mega Bass, remote control and separate 2 -way bass reflex speakers. .x•11 hM1 _4r cissa. sears Canada Inc. & know how to listen! Pickering Town Centre, 420-3224 FACE 20 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 24, 4W ♦ RECYCLER'S REPORT Make your compost complete As a result of my last column on com- posting, 1 was asked if 1 would do an arti- cle on trouble -shooting. A well-maintained compost unit should not experience any problems and will yield a goxxi natural fertilizer in several months. For those unfamiliar with the Process, the fol- lowing will address prob- lems. probable causes and solutions. SMELLS: Bad odor may N. cawed by too many greens from your kitchen. The solution is to add lots of brown materi- als such as twigs, brush and dried leaves. Turn the pile and top with soil. A rotten egg smell means that not enough air is going through. Turn the pile for %ever - al days until the odor is gone and top with soil. You can add air by picking holes through with a broom handle or loo can- ing the pile with a pitch fork. Twigs and brush throughout provide air spaces. One can also make a type of ventilating stack by Placing three sticks loosely tied together verti- cally into the pile. NO COMPOST: Not composting can be the result of your pile being tow dry. Moisten it with water until damp. 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Entertainment THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WFD., Jt11.V 24,1996 -PAGE 21-A A Fine Dininv Restaurant Open 7 Days :l Week ll:c, :'a aab[c': fn;'at1 IOr( Itr[,swwriq.S,'It L'(fdzW 't :'int • Vn n1d"au _�PectaLs Call the News Advertiser at 683-5110 with our stories e�i�� wy.,dt .7,- Y �� 420 7�77� Pickering actor has brush with death BY Al, RIVET -17 MFF PEPOInTit PICKERING -- Sometimes acting can be a risky business. Just ask Pickering's Gino Mar- rocco. 'Ihe veteran actor, who's carved out a long and rewarding career in film, television and commercials, recently finished his most recent project filmed in Toro nto. He played the role of a Mafioso in the IIBO feature film enti- fed King of the Vol- cario. fix- life Story of John Ciotti, a noted Mafia kingpin in the I T.S. It was a role which came danger- ously ckne to costing Marro Lo his fife as a special effects stunt went terribly wrong and without some quick thinking and pix k, ecxild have ended in tragedy. The movie stars Arniacid Assante as Coni. dubbed by the New York press in real life as the 'Iefkxi L)on for hitt ability to avoid crimi- rrtl chargt:s for years. lie finally received a life sentence in 1992. In this movie, Marrocco plays Jimmy Faiths a former Mafia boss turned nightclub owner and a confi- dante of Gotti's. The incident occurred durin,2 a muting scene inside Failla's club which included Assante. Marroc- co and William Forsythe who played Gotti's bodyguard Sammy Gravano in the film. Just Prior to the meet- ing, Gotti had ordered the head of a rival crime family killed, which prompted the rival family to avenge the death by Planting a bomb in Gotti's cat The scene called for Gotti's car to explode with two of Gotti's benChnlelt inside it and glass to shaver on top of Assante, Marrocco and Forsythe inside the nightclub. However, the face of the explo- sion and the flames from the car Proved to be more intense than the film crew and cast expected, "We were told that we would hear a couple of pops from the (air) blower and the glass will shatter, but it won't go flying." says Marrocco. "After the blast the action Lulled for my charac- ter to go out the door first and see the car engulfed in flames. I was told I would be able to run fairly close to the car. "It turned out it was a pl)wertul blast. It was so powerful that it blew us right out of the chairs. The glass was flying through the room and Armand was cut with glass... and Bill (Forsytfic) was blinded by s;uid. But, we kept going with the scene. When I got close to the utr there was an incredible wave of flame's coming out of the vehicle. 1 saw it Lommg and I took off. A.s soon as the director yelled CUL, W c were all over him." A fireman at the scene told Marrocco that the special effects blunder could have had damler- ons ramifications. "Ile told me that if I didn't react as I did it could have been more serious". Marrocco LTLdits the fact that all three were seasoned actors with averting tragedy. "We talked over the scene with the director and the special effects perscn and told him we had some concerns about it. It's Dr. Elaine Chang is now associated with Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • D spensmg of Contac: tenses and glasses • Complete Family ;�W_kl Eye Care EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY 'SHarwood s. Ajax 427-4144 yytieeatatr 4-1 (Bet wle Hwy 401 & Hwy 2) kceSsbie :• (Since 1955) Re*"t 5 miles north of Bowmanville just off Durham Rd. 57 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Featuring: • Beautiful I10'.r 70' Poo! • 18 Hole Miniature Golf • Tennis Court *r CEcrw '/� M UH C00IMSSI01t nM *S4n _ems r TAUNTON RD. ' Sign FIVE POINTS MALL Q HIGFMMAY i2 = Bowra nvw WAYERLEY e RD CUT 401 14 Approximately 7 Mikc Nixth or d01 Watch For Sqim* Fantastic children's wattrlr play area '� lete with 3 pools, waier umbrella, mini slide, .water cannons. 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The heat was won by American Amanda Beard in 1:09.(1-[ who qualified for the final. along with former world record -holder Samantha Riley of Australia, in second place, and fellow Canadian Guylaine Cloutier of Montreal, who placed third. Relegated to the consolation event, Flcxxl finished second in the race fcx the ninth through 16 -place finishers in the heats. She swam the event in a time of 1:10.21, with Chinese swimmer Xuc Han winning in 1:09.90. The gold -medal final was won by South African phc:nom Penny Heyns in 1:07.73, with Beard winning the silver and Riley earning the bronze. Cloutier was sixth in the final. Incidentally, Heyns set a new world record in her heat in a time of 1:07.02. F1cxxl is one of tour local athletes at the Olympic Games. Still to compete are Ajax boxer Nicholas Farrell in the 71 -kilo light middleweight division; latter sailor Rod Davies of Pickering and archer Kevin Sally, also of Pickering. Do you know someone who deserves to be our Athlete of the I S P(:)RTS Week? Callus at ' 683-5110. Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Hit from behind Ajax Bombers' Sandy Palumbo, foreground, is hit from behind by Oshawa's Amy Gambsby in Lakeshore Women's Field Lacrosse league action at Ajax High School last week. photo by Ron Pietroniro P Lisa Flood Hey Net surfers! Pickering then pow- News Advertiser by Danny Cassidy, Pickering Power Bell Sports now on =� the Internet - Canada under -13 boys' www.durhamnews.net the host Pickering under= 13 squad Powers way to U.S. tournament victory PICKLRItiG — The Pickering then pow- unable to attend were by Danny Cassidy, Pickering Power Bell ered its way to a 6-0 David Ufford, Ainsley Dave Vicira and Derek Canada under -13 boys' win against the host Eyitene and Kirk Reid. March and managed by reP soccer team Niagara Pioneer The team is coached Candace Tommiska. returned home victori- iws from the Macara Pioneer International :der Tournament to },,une%town, New York rc:ently. In the final game. Pickering faced Mentor, Ohio. Nichola, Vicira :ored on a penalty kick carp in the game which started the Power in mutton and the Bell Canada reps went on to w to 4-0. John Cassidy scored a pair of goals, ti ith a single to Jonathan Carter. Strong forward play by Frank Jonkc. Cassidy, Carter. Andrew 'Maxwell and David Vayala paced Pickenne to victory. Pickering started the tourney with a 3-0 win over AC Pumas. Vicira, Jerone Milts, Jonkc scored goals for Power. The team received tremendous midfield support from Chris Giamou and Patrick Lamanna. Pickering swimmers rule pool at long course age group meet PICKERING — Two Pickering residents swam to high point awards at the recent 1996 Long Course Provincial Age Group Championships in Etobicoke recently. Kurtis Miller, competing for the Scarborough Swim Club, dominated all the com- petition in the 10 -and -under boys' division. He won gold medals in the 50 -metre freestyle, 50m back- stroke, 50m butterfly, 100m free and the 200m individual medley, as well as leading the Scarborough Swim Club's medley relay team to a silver medal in that age bracket. Miller was the runaway winner of the provincial high point award for his age brack- et. In the 1 I and 12 year age group, Devon Ackroyd, another Pickering swimmer with the Scarborough club, swam to gold medals in the 50m and I 00 free, the I 00 and 200m breaststroke, as well as the 200m I.M. He also placed fourth in the 200m back. Like Miller, Ackroyd won the high point award for his age category. Meanwhile, Holly Miller, also of Pickering, swam in her first long course champi- onships as a 13 -year-old and posted good results. She set personal best times in both the 200m fly and the 200m free. Hurricanes with a hat trek by Jonkc and sin - Pickerinp� mighty mites mi glen by Giamou. b y Cassidy and Vl The thir�eira. at Stouffville tourney game, against the East Hudson PICKERING — The Pickering Accord Craft Blackhawks, proved to Canada [Hite boys' select softball squad was knocked be the most challenging out of the Stouffville tournament in the semi-finals last for Pickering. NV i t h weekend, but eventually went on to capturr the conso- excellent defensive sup- lation trophy with a win over the host squad port from Brent Ching, The Pickering mite sek is lost a heartbrraking 9-9 Daniel Tommiska. decision to Bridlewood in the semi-final game. Adrian Stocking and However, the squad rebounded with a well-earned "- M i IIs, goalkeeper Aaron 13 win over Stouffvilk to'eam the consolation title. Chinn was able to hold Shawn Donnelly and Foston Gordon provided the the Blackhawks to a selects with solid pitching efforts. Zachary Eastman's sc o re l,: s s fie. This hitting and Adam Fawcett's fielding also played a big resulted in Pickering role in helping the yearn to victory. advancing it) the c ham - Other tears members are Colin Ackroyd Masood pionship finals. Bashir, Ryan Byrne, Michael Dearness, Kyle Duncan, Keeper Chinn Stewart Gunn, B.J. Hann, Ryan Harris and Steven recorded a shutout in all Muir. games throughout the The team is coached by Terry Eastman, along with tournament. assistants John Donnelly, Robin Harris and Brad Team members Ackroyd POWER SKATING COURSE CILLMr MenAW Cr.s, For Girls & Boys Hockey, Ringette 4 Weeks In September, Trues. & Thurs. 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Register At The Pickering Ree Complex, Upper Level, Main Lobby on Wed Aug. 14th, 19% between 7:00 & 9:00 p.m.( Power Skating Only) FALL/WINTER PROGRAMS KIDSKATE: A Fm Program For Children 3-5 Years Old CANSKATE: A C.F.S.A. Learn To Skate Program For Children Aged 5 Years And Up JUVENILES: A C.F.S.A. Cardigweskate Program In A Non-competitive Environment JUNIORS INTERMEDLATFS. SENIORS• C.F.S.A. Test Stream ADULT FIGURE SKATING: ( Ice -Breakers ) Beginner To Advanced Levels PRECISION SKATING: Team Skating For Various Age Levels OPEN REGISTRATION FOR PROGRAMS LISTED BOVg (EXCEPT POWER SKATING) THURS. SEPT. 5TH,1996 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. UPPER LEVEL, PICKERING REC COMPLEX For More Information, Please Call The P.F.S.C. Office Z1:7f,420-4117Ai�t P. r P Pickering PICKER 16 — The Pickering Red Sox A + Software bantam rep baseball team prevailed over top squads from across Ontario to win the championship at the recent Barrie tournament. In the final against Erin Mills, starting pitcher Jason Schwabe's lethal curve and knuckle balk~ took him the dis- tance. "Ihe final score wasn't submitted. Mike Roga carne on in relief. Pat Tobin and John Gregson turned two sparkling double plays in a solid defensive outing. Brendan Jeffrey and Mike Hindley singled to score run- ners and Roga and Jeffrey stole home on Erin Mills Lrrors. A sacrifice fly by Hindley scored the final run. "Ihe Sox advanced to the final after doubling the Windsor Expos 8-4 in the v7 • bantam Red Sox champions at semi-final. Starting pitcher Tobin mowed down the previ- ously undefeated Expos. Although Windsor scored three runs in the first inning, the Red Sox roared back with four runs of their own and never looked back. Jeff Murphy opened with a single and patience by Red Sox hat- ters yielded tour walks. Chris Lawrence's timely two -RBI single put the Red Sox ahead. Kael Racioppa smashed a two -RBI triple and Gregson singled twice. "Ihe Sox played heads -up hall with two double plays by Ben Gooch, Lawrence, Keith Lehman and Hindley. Jeffrey placed a text- book bunt down the third-baw side to score a run and Ilindley singled anti stole PERFORMA home. The Durham Hoard OI Education will nolttinate one rcprc.cntativc to the Ajax Public Librarn Board to complete a term cn(llnL Novcmhcr 30. 1997 ntcrc.tcdapplicant,,sh(,((Id �uhmit an application to %I,iry Rrown. Communication-, M.Irr,rzcr. Durham Board (►J Education. 4(N)"I-;runton Road F.v t. Whithv- Ontario L I R 2K6 Application. inu.t he received no later than Erid;ly. `1ugw,t 16. i990. ��- �� .LKam E pU ORTrf 3w N of _.I.000110 10 Public School Board Trustee Due to the vacancy created for a public school board trustee to represent the Town of Ajax, Wards 3 & 4, the Durham Board of Education is seeking a qualified public school elector to assume the position, effective September 1996 and for the balance of the electoral term, until November 1997. Applicants must be 18 years Of age or older, Canadian citizens and public school supporters residing in the jurisdictional area of the Durham Board of Education. Interested applicants should telephone the Durham Board of Education at (905) 666-6363, by Thursday, August 8, 1996, indicating their intent to apply for the position and to request an information package. Written applications must be received by the Durham Board of Education no later than Thursday, August, 15, 1996. Interviews will be scheduled for Monday, September 23, 1996.------- 0 114E Y 01F Pickering opened the event with a sacrifice fly by with a 5-3 win over Schwabe putting Pickering up Burlington White. Burlington by two rum. Tobin crushed a struck early for a 3-0 lead. triple and later scored on a Murphy put thio: Sox on the double by Lehman. scoreboard with an RBI sin- Outfielders Ron Bathia and gle. Murphy later stale second Racioppa prevented Barrie and third. Tobin scored from mounting a comeback Murphy on a sacrifice fly. with run -saving catches. Racioppa dcuhled and R(r!a Starting pitcher (kx)c:h hurled singles to score the tying and a solid game, with Roga com- winning RBIs. Jeffrey slammed the door on Burlington with a sacrifice bunt for an RBI. In the second match, the Sox doubled Barrie 4-2. Lawrence singled to open the scoring THE NEWS ADVEWMER, WED., JULY 24, 196 -PAGE 25-A Barrie tournament ing on in relief third game by Toronto Pickering was edged in the Playground 6-5. FLAT RATE Long Distance FROM A-. 11i .r■ a.18—. a.■-« I ■Ntrr.,R. (,.......� 29 9 c1..++.■.c...,,ul. Two -Way (:.,.-1.., w1■= cM, /month Calling sr,t.' 4n _W ,Il n.,l 11:92,M esu. ('redM. IG. ■.w■,11112 all your ,N b.r L,ng Jr.4urc r�lh. vMu■1.rrt. cw1p..,, expanded service to: Whitby, (hF.awa. howmvriville, Nexvcasll:, ( Port Perry & lilackshlck arra:, t��;Akakaae •c •..0 vc.r .: ,rgcs'>^n�; .relehopo 001"(416)406-3977 IN THIS WORLD, IT'S SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. MEET THE FITTEST. 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AN'.. your Dk y, tnr Orta.,. 7 W� PAGE 26 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JULY 24,19% forO CLASSIFIEDS_ Buy one week, get (90.v) the 2nd free'. Call us for TORONTO - detaills LINE Apprr.• r• nmaa.. ro. 798-7672 6 30707 GARAGE SALES only O J(piii;e(do 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 (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Annou nca your baby's arrival lip and recerva a yjft cerfihcate +G; anhtling you to $25 worth a,t rurality babv products.49 ki ' , Careers ` Careers RT11T Careers ' Careers ' ' Careers M11 Careers M Careers ' Ge Help Gene Help l A& (. 'ne Individualized approach istructron really suited me well l could work at my own pace to master the material while learning to work Irrde- pendently ,' 206 Harwood Ave. S. 905-428-9475 Suite 8206 (Harwood Plaza) `' 1 (800) 347-8803 _.,,,n.eacuAjax Ont. 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Part tn+e or hill bme Wrsi- ness. Work horn your hate. Flexible fours ki suit your tangy needs and ac- 6vl0es. Extra cash or carver samrng opportunity -Have tun doing or Send resume to Freedom Lifestyles' a Midtown Dr. suite 171, Oshawa. Ontario. 1.1.1 81.2. GE: t"elp neral APPOWITMEW bookers wanted, no selling in- volved, tum and part time available. No experience necessary. Full training provided. Hourly wages plus bonuses. Positive and enthusiastic ndividuals only. For interview Call Cheryl at 428-2010. WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS BUT DON'T HAVE THE $$$? Mature? Self -motivated? You might be the person for our fast growing financial services company. We train. CALL KELLY (905) 427-2763 General Help CLEANING PEOPLE u start .mmedialely One tug rime. 3 30 - 12 rnonday - '"Jay. $8 o0 hrto start 6 ;;art time people. hours n Gayvary. with bCaeori M.ISt be dean. have own ••ansportahon Rush •eiumes. Anderson's B_ddng Maintenance. 344 A ism Rd N . Oshawa. rintano LIG 6E5 20 AZ DRIVERS NEEDED To Cover New Contract I ng haul h dayrnpl • t S Tcarrn par is JII "n/2.41) We offer benefits, paid weekiv Must have 2 years exp., ICC, clean abstract and police clearance Call MIKE at CANSTAFF (905)433-3867 AVAILABLE 111-11"i" r^..e'er , part-time hours. full-time pay up to 5560(week work - ng 5 30-10 30 Monday Thursday. 1/2 day Satur- day Must be over 18. ener- getic Car required Cam Now (905)404-0403 BEAUTY SALON re- quires parttime L,censed Stylist for Oshawa and Ajax Salary/Cornrixss+on Call Rota 619-8839 CareerCareer Career Trainin Career I ' Training i Training 1 Training 9 la r�.ee�sct��L tr_rtrtr� Class A.B.C.D2. 4011111111 - •Bus courses available • One -ort one or group • Fleet training • Training available- 24 hours per day • Air brake cause • Dangerous goods • Log book • Bonier crossings • Defensive dmring course PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE AJAX CUSTOM= COWOWEtRNM — FM JUILy prig FON ALL FLEET fi YOU ®� ® 4O MINT ST., M" ASK US NOM tM CAM SAME TOU MOIST 7:00 PJL CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Awer:ser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible lot more than one incorrect insertion and there shah be no liability for non -insertion of any adver- hsement. Liability for er- rors in ads is Imaed to the amount pad lir the space occupying the error All copy is subject to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. COMPUTERIZED 5,a'l office requires expenenced ambrtrous person to take lull charge Must know Owck Books Accounting and Dac Easy payroll Mt- crosoh access and Internet knowledge beneficial Pickering area, own trans- portation necessary Re- quired rmnediatety, tum ane. salaried Position. �ompeny benefits Good �Merences requred Sur Pius RNngerabon Lld. 905- •,86-3411 'RivERS AZ. six hit time .41 positions in Scarboro Whitby F/T rate is s - 4 0 7 Tr & 33c/m Plus .•-•'•al and life insurance I - Req min 3yr exp references Apply to e Gentry Group 431 Cow- ,e. ar., eve Or Rexdale. Ont e-00 465 2374 EARN $9001WEEK 'tom e Typing forms. fun e ssemoty. sorting mug - 4'6, 812-669 Earn <' X.Book you read from 'omen (416)8/2-6992 o0e 6 person who knows to install watch batteries, adjust watch bands & do mirror jobs. Oshawa area. Send resume: 125 Elinor Ave. Scarb., Ont M1 R 3H5 EXPEF&WED FULL TIME Landscaped"llitiorrier. Heavy lifbrg, drivers license required Must be reliable. 4WI276 tlf1"M ExPENENCED real cutlers required. Fax resumes to (905)130.0771 Alin Meal Department. L110 6 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES REQUIRED Due to rapid expansion there are 6 new positions available for career oriented people to join our friendly staff, and to market one of Cana- da's leading Home Security Sys- tems. To succeed, you will be well presented, enthusiastic, highly mo- tivated and ready for immediate start. Full training will be provided. Excellent compensation and growth opportunity. Please phone Laura at 905-420-9980 for an interview. —' THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 24, 1996 -PAGE 27-A Careers� Careers ' 1 Careers Ron, Careers' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' General Generai IM,General Help Help Help We also have the fo/%wing courses for Serious Students: eAccounting and Business Administration eMicroComputer Business Applications • programming • Legal/Medical Office Administration *Hotel & Restaurant Operations *Bar Management •Travel and Tourism e Dental Chairside Assisting (sonle oxoses offered in Oshawa Only) Financial Assistance may be available. Computer Support Specialist (CtSS) The rapid incxease of PC networks in offices, factories and retai outlets has led to a demand for personnel with the expertise to administer these installations. The Computer Support Specialist will have the technical skills required to set up and maintain users on 'standalone' computers or on PC networks. Emphasis is placed on the administration of Novell & Windows NT networks. Microcomputer Fundamentals Electronic Spreadsheets - Word Processing. Windows Applications Database Management System Support Fundamentals Network Administration The Unix Operating System Client /Server Computing Pre -Employment Readiness and Job Search Workshop Network and Communications Technician (NCT) The aim of the NCT program is to produce computer technicians capable of fulfilling a hardware support role in a variety of situations. Students receive ha ds -on experience working with microcomputers: Troubleshootug equipment; Installing and troubleshooting Novell and Windows NT software. Computer Fundamentals Application Fundamentals Introductory Electronics Computer Service & Support Communications Network Administration Installation & Configuration Pre -Employment Readiness and Job Search Workshop Oshawa Campus Pickering Campus TORONTO Oshawa Centre 1450 Kingston Rd16,0,q.. _ 723-1163 420-1344 T%Iping YOU Build a Better Life General General Help IM, Help to make appomtrlents to an industr/ Leader. must have experience te!ephontng ex:�:. Irves and be able to work in a professional ct'ce envnonment in Whitby Attractive salary and bonus package offered for this contract position Those who qualify should can T. McMurren or V. Greene at (905) 430-3333 on Monday July 29 between 8:30 a -m. and 5:00 p.m. FI General Help `avel couseflor needed to -range small travel agen- ^( in Scarborough C.Alleo �omputer experience re- ;wred Please call (416) x38-0290 HEY KIDS want to earn great money? Adult -super. +'sed For more ntormabon :,all Theresa at 905 -7'25 - ' General Help IMMEDIATE pen,ngs 'cr adult =,eco captains. eam- ngs unlimited vehicle re- quired, seniors welcome For more information call Theresa at 905-725-7934 News Ldveruser Classified DepLepen evM Mon. u Fri.$-• a.m. 1i• }a.5al. t39 3N Call M-070 MGeneral Help SUMMER JOBS SSSSS AGES 12-1d EARN EXTRA SSS Doing door to door sales. Call Jason 905-404-4543 or toll tree 1-416-558-0553 Supervisors also needed ff 1 General Help LANTANA _ ANTS : ^ing W a proven tastvon product with proven delivery Discover Option L. 100% Canadian owned excellent compensation Can 1-80x810-3'86 for catalogue and nronnation LOCAL WHOLESALE Conrcary s growing I eed more help Fun hm: only. 728-0115 call Jackie • -, It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And�hl people are your neighbors. They're always here to hell Intprovww is i ' ' knprovements i ' ' improvements , Handyman NtsTER CHEAP'.Home ''M-vements, rec rooms,n w apartments, additions, rtes decks, etc Lr •used for over 20 years. work guaranteed. for ee estimate call Emie )5 4048170 MUDGET HOME DCMOVEMENTS Basement Apts., Rech �, drywall, decks. ceramic ting & huller lops 15 yrs. Eli. call Mario (905) 6194663. Cel. (416)560.4663 i R Maintenance BdiW repairs and renovations retrial, Plumbing. CO, rkc Wes, carpentry. From am repairs to major rent- atons. Fully guarani e estimates. (905)432- r wVHll installed 9d, relocated. ExceSsrq Free asitnales. Else_ atic air clearers, hu - hers. Big, Small jobs. Paul 428-0295. r ECO Drywall i Acoustics Residential - Comnwraal Steel a Wood Frarni g Taping a Tei PANTING Inleror - Extenor Fast - Clean - Rehable Free Estirratas (905)427-7611 (905)706-5599 We sDecial 5t, will r•rovam your bath- room, or kitchen walls, as WON as Soot kills. Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaraM••d. For free esti mamas call D. Dykstra 725- 4913 GARAGE Door/Operw re- pairs Woken springs. ca- bles. rollers, openers in- stalled $49. New boors/ op•rwrs. Garage Door windows availed• 4/6- 336-0073. GCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and dean Profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 6!6.1913 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom horses. additions, renovations, rec rooms and basement apartments. Res- idential and commercial. Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs. Free consuRa- tion. Call Jeff 905.426- sm. MISTER POST HOLE, augured Post holes, setting of posts in concrete. Sona tubes installed. all work guaranteed. (905) 665- 0400. P.It.Rs(post bows / poste self) Post holes dell" all concrete wp- pk•d . sono lubes iretaM•d AS work guaranteed. Serv- ing Duman for 12 years. 1 - SOD -768.0568.. 1-9os-349 3636 BY WIUVER Additions, selrnrd Stoller, hliShed b6ri bath. Mores, dedL% tie 6 wood Boors, doors A windows, guararMeed and reliable can Ylla w (905)426--2145 MOON Construction Ltd., serving Duan Regbn for m 19 yrs. Ad**M. stndecks, patio doors. windows, rec- roonns. flagstone, free asti- mates. 905.576-5760. T.E. Horne Improvevrents. $pedali=ng in roofM Sid- ing, sonic, eaves trough, window A doors. Pi"" call Tom 579-3760, leave nessags. HANDYMAN with large trader will do welding, brat cutting, pwmbrig. tree tnm- rning and removal. lawn Care. decks, lances. elecint work. etc Any odd lobs Call Crag 905-430-9126 Man with pickup will sprrng/fall dean up, 9 cutting, rototieng, sod movat, Sow« bed del par" and Pruning. small Cale Vk 428-8907 •t s Plumbing AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available. AN your pkanbnng needs. Connpl•b renovations Guaranteed lowest Pncesl No job too small!! Swwor oral cunt- (905) 432-2913. ALVN SAMEDAY PLUMOM licensed plurnber, no job too small, no job too bog. Complete Renovation. Free •stn nates. gram prices. guar- anteed lowest. 905-725- 2507 or 1-900.340.0058 Y Fax 683-7363 Painting 8 as Decorating 20 years at trade Lowest pace. Job Satisfaction. Free Estimate Int.fxt Summer discounts to 40% Ext windows washed -no charge-. DRYWALL and panting, renovations and repars. Surae lobs. 15 years ex- penance- Free *Swrkves, selling Duman aro Out of bon area. Ken 434-4500. PAINTING i PAPEW HANGING. Ouamy work- manship at reasonable rates. Interior A Exterior. serving Oshawa a area for 25 yam. Cal 725-4681 TMS PAINTING 8 DECOR Interior a Exterior European Fast. Clain. reliable service. 420-0081 Advertise your Painting & Decorating Business Herel Moving & • Storage 11K In : The Meat People Requires an energetic and enthusiastic experienced meat cutter to manage the treshmeat department. 11 Forward resume to: Halenda's Fine Food Ltd. 915 Nelson St. Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 5N7 Att: Jacques Dupuis AJAX Moving Systems - kir services. moves. appliance and piano specialists Fla rate or hourly We now have Mated storage units Now otlenng tree boxes with move Park and load special. startrg at $99 arta up Call for intormation, 725-0005 or 427-0005 rr01I TA•t MDVNG SYSTEMS We will move anymxrng. anyMMre. al"Td Carmieroal or resftf 1. PKkagrg. storage arca Dozes lad" Serkor a and Moro tlscifuras Free esfmaMs 571-0755 1488491-6600 MOVERS - Move big or small. we price them awl Free estawtes, senors discount. short notice moves. Appkartces moved, also storag• span avae- ads. comparable rates. Call 432-2850. MEN wiMt large truck will do household moves. resi- dential, eonwieraal. All types of moves. Can Cad or Jarmo 427.2856. MCHALSKI MOVING - houses, apartrtn«Ns. oSins. appliances and piano sp•- daksis. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed. insursd. Free estimates. Ex iii serum. cam 436- 7795. DEPT. STORE PROMO Now hiring FIT & P/T positions to promote a major Dept. Store's account card. Travell- ing positions also available. TRAINING PROVIDED. • AJAX • PICKERING • WHITBY • OSHAWA • BOWMAN\nLL.E $9-10/ hourly ♦ bonus call head office 1-800-661-2118 1-7 p.m. MAJOR Expansion, pick 7euvery, sampe pro- ducts to tiu5/ress, schools, libraries Call Gord 721- 9679 Students welcome Vehicle reg,nred MANAGER ieanng 10 stan ', : expansion Ground floor opportunity in sales, nrarkel�ngf. and campaign co-orarator New, rhanag- ers -11 tie trained =all Tina 905 728 4897 for apoant- ment Maxine's cleaning seri ce !+uses axpenenced clearing lady with own car inn residenhai pear - ng Core 686-07aa ROOFER rust oe 25 years yid^oder. valid drv- Ks license eapenence re guired Rooting abour«_ •liable strippernat)Our«. experience preferred Call 905-576-6416 See page 7. (Pickering edtition only) for Town Of Pickering Job Vacancies. Nor axperoncad AIS ages Modeling TV c,-mercial Fdm No cases, No photo s -cels' Real Agents' Real Work' I^terviews Meek (416)362-9966 6 PART TIME _ �.a,lar,e �`p m. - • )o p m Helping local astable organization wranteed wage students ..vlcome Call Dave at 905, 665-7533 WANTED 29 people to > . ✓ ' ; 30 pounds by '_.abourDay All natural. boor recommended Ask -pow' Call ton hee 1-800- 8' 6,782 Office Help IF you are roamed. "a .,,;w parent separated ,r ,*vofced you may quality ';rFlranCial Assistance DIP'CERT programs avad- able Quark Illustrator. Photo Snoc Drrectur Premier Access. Accpac. Autocad. C. vrsual Basic. crux. Nr, •-ll Engineer. Widows %T Small Talk. Power Point, Word. Excei Durham Business C xrvjt- « College 42' 3010 PART -'ME '.•"ce ., -e 4u. -w: general dunes. n- ciu*rS prones, tax, prio- tocopy,ng etc some ex- perience 'ecessary Fax resume 9056!9-0x66 I406Z Awnt,41W J .®Moving oft • Storage Exiwilatcold � Goss Movers Bargar rates, homes. offices. apt.. etc. Pano rtlovirg. Paciung available-- • , Flooring, • Carpeting CARPET Installations - 25 years experience. re - stretching. our speciality. Free •stances. D a N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987- 1800 e House • Cleaning 2 Expeneneed .:eanmg aches would :,ke ;L clean your home Weekly or a- . so' y Also clean -outs. reasonade rates through. Phone Maine 686-0744 HONEST reliable person with 17 yrs experience cleaning by the day. every Other Thurs and Friday available Rates $45.565 576-9e65 leave message CLEANING LADY? CALL NOW! •Reliable *Energetic 4nCOf1SCJefIfiOUS (905)G864M eHouse • Cleaning SERME c ,rrrtlr!cte h yuallm hew choki dvanlnK werkiv, bi-weekh, kx:Cw kxully Partial cleaning .envier nsiw available 1m ured & &ended 90" 19-11111111162 • • LalMll MOMrmf LAWNMOWERS - Tune- up, unerup, oil change. sharpen blade. only $35. . parts. (Pick-up/delivery trom Pidt- erng to Bowmanvnfle 55.00 charge. Osha war W h r ill tree"). NORTH STAR SMALL ENGINE SHOP v r 905.728-2716. ;l 0.1 1Party BOOM House : C1l8IUSe • Services • Cleaning 9 GAILL/ND laaa MAID SERVICES SPRINO-SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 MAGICIAN, clown friends, ready to entertain for anym age. any occasion. Birth- days. proobons. open- ings, fund raisers. Magic stows are fun! Loth" help. 839-7057 or 728- 8334. RABBnwants work doing magic for children's parties and ail occasions. Have my own magwim. Can Er- nie 668-4932 PAGE 29 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED- JULV 24, 19% Pick your own/Ready Picked RASPBERRIES o JGMtCitim Film, oGC amOrls. jj �H4 General Help In SkilladArticles Help r8leelesAve. E, Ma i tw e 905-294-3275 or Crop Report wowfrom Brazil Ten yens For Sale GaragW Yard Sales P.O. BOX ■ Articles For Sale Help DICKERING TOYOTA has an immediate opening for a VEHICLE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Experience a must, must possess good people skills and be a team player. Excellent package on offer for right individual, For details call: WAYNE TURNER 905-420-9000 ' Office IM Off ice Help p ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT Tribute Homes, Is seeking an administrative assistant for the Contracts Dept. in Pickering. The Successful candidate ........... must be a self-starter must have excellent working knowledge of Lotus 123. and word processing. good organizational and analytical skills ability to pnontlze to meet constant deadlines and work with minimum supervision - building , construction experience not necessary but considered a definite asset Qualified individuals may fax their resume to (905) 839-3757 No phone calls please. ' SakS Hdp i Agalts EXPERIENCED Sares- persor--eguired to, astao- kshed Hone Irriprovetmient company It you are a seg starter highly -motivated and wani to earn high Com- missions CALL NOW 905 571-7379 SELUNG YOt-R CAR OR TRL'M howcnr it across Durham Region. Call Clamif-Icds at 683 -0,0 - or fax Gill ' Hosplualf DE NTA, ,tel qu,red for Denture divisia•. Experienced person only need appy Please calif 1905)723-8266 Tuesday. Thursday d Fnday EXPERIENCED Dental recept.:x s' r „u ." with miwoont expenence re- quiredPlease submit re- sume to File 09663 Osha- wa min Week PO Box 481 865 F arewell Ave L 1 H 7L5 FULL TIME experienced oenta, recepoonist We re Quire an outgoing. canng team payor will- able torr~ puler experience helpful Pickering area practr.. (or Loan! Some eventing and Saturday hoes (905) 428- 0054 MULTI DISCIPLINARY Hea•" Centre seeking Mo- tivatedmature v,d,vidual for %cepbofusy/lssistant Position Previous experi- ence in medical held an asset Please forward w surrie to 212 King SI W Oshawa Ont L 1 J 2.12 • Daycare Skilled Wanted Help DIESEL MECHANIC. Fun time posibw also 1 2 Ind or 3rd year apprentice appy in person to Bigng Mechanical. 800 Farewell Ave Oshawa LOCAL Proless,onal Hone Improvement d Renovation Company is accepting applications for the positions of window - door and siding installers. framers. Applicants rrkust be experanced and have own tools and lransponabon. Send resume to File 09664 Cloning- This Week. PO. $ox 481 . Oshawa. Ont. LTH 71-5. FIAGLAN IIDUSTRIES INC. a truck and troller manufacturer. is seeking applicants for the position of Wekder-Filler. The quak- bed applicant should have experience with sleek andf Of alUrinym Please send resume to: Raglan Indus - lines Inc.. 5151 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa UH 7K4 I Illm" DOW PREVENTATIVE Dental Assistant for family praetiee in Oshawa. Send resume to: All: Office Manager. 172 King St. E. Suite 201, Oshawa. Om. L1H 1B7. BABYSITTER FIE- OUIRED my hone or your home from 315 p m - 500 p m Writes Rd/FunCh Pickenng 42()-9552 ai r Spm LIVE OUT nanny for 2 children. Alex area. non smoker, driver. legal, reler- neces. ECE prelered Cap 427738 LOVWG NANNY Re- quired to car lot 2 boys, ages 4 and 5 mo. Live out. Send resume with rotr- ances to:Fdo 99662. Osha- wa This Week, P.O Box 481. Oshawa, Ontario. L1H 71.5. mI)SYew e Avail CHILDREN are 91 in this Al- north fame. (Roseland 6 Westing). Receipts. w- Perience. ndtnuctor/rootlet. Audrey and Linda 905- 686-1868. ECE Teacher has space available for childcare, hot meals, play area. close to perk, school. Bayy/Krosno area. Call Linda for more into. 420•-9041. GOOD QUALITY daycare avalablei in my home. WI ages "coined. '"son - able rates. Please Call Tr - a at 427-3771 REQUIRES TiRE INSTALLER / LUBE TECH Successful applicant will work in a busy flatrate environment and need to possess superior customer handling skills. Nights and weekends are a regular part of the schedule and the person will need to have their own tools. Apply with resume to: Service Manager Canadian Tire 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering General machinist required to manufacture production equip- ment parts on a milling machine. • Minimum 5 years experience • Good salary and benefits Send resumes to: TERLYN INDUSTRIES LTD. 782 McKay Rd., Pickering, Ontano LIW 2Y4 ESTATE CLEARANCE SALE We are clearing the contents of several estates including a wide selection of glass • china • silver • washstands • dressers • chairs • tables • mirrors • tools • & many more items. PRICED TO SELL SAT. 9 A.M.4 P.MJ SUN. 11 A.M.-4 P.M. ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES 78 Old Kingston Rd. 905-683-8243 FLEA MARKET Robin Hood Inn, Altana Rd./Finch Saturdays & Sundays Something for everyone!! (416) 491-7692 INS mmmm nnl■nf■n. HOW ARE WE DOING? ; ■ The This weektdews AdmW 0assTted Dl "Vnert ■ ■ is amrriad to providrig our c slomers v* the gest ■ ■ possibe service. We world apprea* yw cx dd ■ resporwa b file que9ors below ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ ' ' Market ' I Market ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ Basket Basket ■ COUfte0U5 service? ■ sit off.Arniffamores Berry Farm Pick your own/Ready Picked RASPBERRIES o JGMtCitim Film, oGC amOrls. ■ and mail to: ■ • r8leelesAve. E, Ma i tw e 905-294-3275 or Crop Report Daycare • Available OUAUTY DAYCARE ova,.atle ,n my agency i, Wised home. provided by •xpensncsd pre school teacher Lots of TLC, crafts. outings tun and games Limited spaces. available ne mdatey Grandview North area Cap Deb. 404- 0541 SOUTH AJAX, Harwood/ Westnoy. 16 yrs expon- ence Sale Indoor 8 Out- door play Baby equip- ment Ref d receipts Mock parent 7am-5 3opm, Catherine 686-1673. YEARS d experience, whtiS Rd a Sheppard. non-smoker. CPR. medical back9roud, any age wM- Core. rialeenim, receipts. available August 26. Call 831-8087. ' Fwewood FIREWOOD •Apple. Oak, Maple. Beech. Low prices. Free Delivery. Serving Pndnern¢ Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa. DURHAM FIRE- WOOD 427-4741. SK" a Pallets for fire- wood, hardwood 8 soft- wood nixed. pre cut or bro- ken. delivery available, large 8 small bads. Limited Wine offer call (905)430- 9013. amFlea Market INGLIS dryer $1 S0. Two window arconditioners $125./each. Three walnut bookcases i501ea1n. Sola bed $150. AN n good Corr doon.905.665-8222. ■ ■ 1111 Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ ■ We would like to near from you. ■ ■ If you prefer, ■ ■ please contact Fred Eismont ■ m YaGaragel rd Sales YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take down your signs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean !! Articles For Sale DINING room suite. 9 pieces. asking $895. KrIch- en table/6 chairs. $195 Antique babel. $250 Can 905-831-1822. DINING ROOM Suite. ap- proximately 90 years old, so id walnut, asking 51600 00 call 728-4237 ELECTROHOME com- mercial window A'C 3 ton unit. 5900 Also, Genie Su- perift 18' manual hoist. good for 650 pounds. $500 as ,s 905-420-5651 FRIDGE, stove. washer, dryer for sale. Call 579 - GREENHOUSE GLASS. 100s of pieces, otter Massey Fargu- n riding lawn mower 8 Ha needs work $200 069 350 Oirl ni bile �4 )cker engine, needs re - N. best offer 350 Olds i der Brock aluminum m- ��e plus chrome rocter vers S100JSet 1981 267 ).ds engine. fits Monte garb and trans, nuns good .arts car) 5250/se 1961 t ,rebrro. gutted lot two car, w,,oil cage $150 plus Och- -r race car parts, good for "hallonger class 076 'Pons"'. Open Wheels we car. raced at Brighten -peedway. selling every- '-ing Compete plus car '.lar OW all state Arts and 5 .oars bras. race ready. turn ley opratng, most check -,e i hag winner 1995. venous inqus ons). c4000 obo Two t4• Key ..or. chrome Innis 560 Set SOCC. 350 Chevy heads. '.Wy rebut $550 Can •.en 905-263-4951 OAK/PINE FURNITURE - ,M+y pay retail prices? One I Ontario's oldest ata Lar - 709 manufacturers ,s now ,Mbng direct to the public E g. solid oak 7 pc dirvng- •-uorn or 6 PC soled pore bedroom, your Mace $19%. many Stan Choices. T •adconal woodworking 905-985-e774 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Please excuse me mess, wire rerovattrgr New and used I Not wee" Renu to own, apt site upright. grand, digital, keyooards All 19% merchandise to- ducodl Telep Rano Works, 4331491 REVERSE osmosis water - purifier system w/pressur- ited hoklin9 tank 6 O,s- penser: Rayne 400 -serves water softenan b manuals, $1100 for both 905 420 5651, SALE: Bed. queen. base. headboard, ware mattress. homer $150. cross country skis, Poles S50, humidihr 325. efectnc broom $20. Cap (905)725-4663. SATELLITE dish, Echos- tr. with added chips, $1000 of best offer. Call (905)436-2087 or (905)433-0470 SHEDMAN - Quaky bam style shed kd jr x jr, SPE- CIAL ONLY 5296 Plus tax. May oder sizes arid styles available. Also 9WO903 and decks. 761 McKay Rd. Una 3, Pickering. For more rib. cap 905.619-2093. SOLID MAPLE table with two extensions. 6 chairs, bullet and hutch, excellent condition. perled for dining room or kitchen, $975. 668-3453 Computer video Articles For Sale WASHERS. dryers. fridge. stove. new .Ind recondi. tioned. $225 an6 up for re- conditioned washes. $175 and up for rete,:,y.tioned dryers. $175 ar,;t , ip for re- conditioned fridges and stoves Also coon operated washer and dryers Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances. 227 Court St. Oshawa. 576-7448 Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an- ything old Scientific instru- ments. china. silver. adver- t sing- toys, decoys, dolls. milk bottles, collections Or estates Cap Robert Bowen AMcguet (905) 655-8049. Brooklu, NEEDED: 4 or 8 port Voce Data System Calif Fred at 576-9335 UNWANTED Scrap metal p,cked up I•'dges. stoves. washers, dryers, cars. trucks. etc Call (905)430- 9013 ' Computer Anternet NEW MUSIC eti rr C http ; ,www durtwrxiws -arc 2311lndex him %•J pools, • Spa HOT DEALS AVAIL- ABLE - 16 x 24' rectang War Kayak pool includes decks 6 fencing. $4,995 Meets local by-laws. 25yr warranty 1900-668-7564 Pickeringq Arax, phone 416- 798 7509 e , Lost a • Found LOST - Otscovery Bay area. Cat. a" male neu- 'ered. mark on rose. grey and white patches, very friendly, no collar, mussing S" "CO July 151h. Reward call Erica (905) 4271681 LOST MOTOROLA „p phone m leather voider, bears name Bruce Spanxg on battery Cap (416) 778- 7262 days. Of 905-68- 8559 eve STOLEN: Jus 16/96 from Oshawa 1907 Camaro, white, muffler gone, little rust, black hatch louvers. pink pelican 'Tao Cool, logo on side panels Please call Durham Re- goriyPokce d lo=ad. B 'POWSWOW Bolting COLLIE pups for sale, CKC-registered, eyes chocked. first shots, fernalet male. ready to go now. Cap (705)277-2529. BARN for rent. Suitable for horses etc. with pasture. Located near Lakendge/ Taunton Rd. Whitby. 905- 427-0660. ENGLISH Sprinw Spaniel Pte, champion hunting knes, excellent temperatnenL health guar- anteed, CKC registered. $450. Cap (90)786-2611. Computer Video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte T OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC. Monday night . Puppy and Attention. Tues- day - Pre-TnaVNovlce and Basic. Register now. Call Bev 435 Oe68 Lhasa Apso pups for sale Non shedding, non allergic. health guarantee, vet nee- ded. House training start- ed. Payment terns avail- able (705) 786-3124. ATTENTION: Dog Own ers Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems staring at $54 99 up to 150 Ib wt. Dog Life Jackets etarbng at $25, 32- Fire Hydrant in- door/outdoor BEST Bap, 4- 1/2. 6 10' Lifetime Guar- antee, Starting at slo 99 9-9, 7 daystweek. (905)723-5413, Fax 723. 1466. ' ' Automobiles for Sale 1968 MERCEDES 250 S Sedan, ideal renovation car, true luxury with real wood interior All mechan- ics working, new rad, spare Paris etc 4 speed manual ,censed, needs brake work. sold as is $1.200 or offer 623-1056 1974 Pontiac Astre (Vega) only 16.400 original miles. 2 -door automatic Econom- ical 4 cylinder Immaculate S port cloth interior original tires New black paint Runs excellent Certified $1975 (905)579-5690 1183 Buick Century V6 automatic. certified $1295. 1983 Buick Century cem- ked $1295. 1983 Chevene certified $1295 1967 Ford Tempo as is $12%, 1967 Colmonty as ,s $1295 Can 404 9759 191114 Camaro. engine and body in mini conation. .i9ital dash. stereo. coni ed $28% o b o 686-5474 or 683 7301 1906 HYUNDAI Pony. 107 GOOK. auto excellent xdr'ion. $SOO or $750 _ertilied Cap 905 725- 0066 19" HYUNDAI Stellar. 4 -cycle. 5 -speed. p/w. cruise, $1295 cenihed 1986 GRAND PRIX V6, auto. loaded. $1495 cent ked. Call 905-723-7001 1906 TRANS AM. T- ,orfs. amRm cassette. black with gold. Never winter driven. Ve auto . ps. po. air. cruse, tilt, all extras New hies 57500 obo Call 905.985- 4917or 416-667-2700 ex: 3328.830.430pm IM7 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM, black with grey ntww Dual exhaust. a/c am/hn cats Very good condition $4700 Serous in%nnes only. call Cary 438-0198. (leave message) 19.7 TOPAZ 190 000 km P S, p b. auto $1200 as is Cant 427-8295 19" BONNEVILLE LE. loaded. 119K kms, Im- maculate. $5500 certihad. Cyr 905-725-7396 1909 Pontiac 6000 wagon, V6, air, bit, cruise, 60-40 seats. gage package, cas- sette. certified $4300 o.b.o. Call Sunday atter spm 723-7597. 1989 SUNBIRD. auto, 4 - door. $3995. 1990 Sunbkd LE. 5 -speed. sporty. $3300. 1989 Mustang. hatchback. 5 -speed, $2600. 1989 Mustang. auto. 33100. 1986 Sable GL. loaded. 32300. 1989 Tempest, 4 - door, auto, $3700. 1983 Volvo Turbo, 32400. 1990 Pulsar. 5 -speed, $3600. 1968 Jaguar XJ12, auto. $7000. AN vehicles Certi- fied. Durham Motor Ltd., 221 Was" Rd S., Ajax 683-7550. 91 BONNEVILLE S.E., 4 dr..all power plus, remote Power stat. New toes 8 brakes 110,000 kris. 576- 2416 1991 Ford Crown Victoria, air con.. 351 cu. in., pis. pilb. P/w, certified $4750 obo. 725-4865 1991 Honda Civic hatch- back, red, 73,000 kms., standard, sunrool, JVC stereo, Reduced for quick sale $6.999. Call (9051435-0549. y ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ for Articles ■ IIIor fill out this couponSale ■ and mail to: ■ BEAUTIFUL 9 piece din- ■ ■ ling room carte. soon Rose C- �w Classified De"rttmernt ■ wowfrom Brazil Ten yens ■ Old 6 padded Mars. table. P.O. BOX ■ hutch and bullet Excellent ■ 4181 shape $aoA � sea e ■ 8" Farewell St. ■ cap Paul at 905-436-7250 ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ WINDOW air coridioorets ■ starting at $ISO Colour ■ LSH 7LS T V 's stating at $100 ■ VCR's startup at $129 ■ Kenwood stereo system -your sat)sfact on is ft measure of our success ■ ■ $1000 Apartment we freezer $150 Dehumidifier n n n n all n n n n n to n m $99 Apartment size wash- Articles AI'tiCles e and ayr s4001sel Mi- For crowaves from $59 99 For Sale Safe CD's $6./_y Movies 38 - each. Disney Movies sten- ANTIOUE Barber MMI air, CarPet M Drsrtibotors, at UtS. Portable C 5500 6-porscin sauna. 12 months No payments. pia W. 9olale�ry• $1200 olio. room No rawest (OAC) 3 rooms & sokic o table w/4 chrDrs hutch, (300sq_ft.-) cnstaNed with Fair we dryer 3159. couch $1500 obo. Call deluxe tad hon oily 3399, p 90 and char sets starling at 2872. Specials on Ynyl. Ceramic $200. Dishwasher $100. and Hardwood Flooring. Power tools starting a1 $X. An" $2650 lir a black Free Shop N Hone. 1 -800 - Apartment sue dryer $150. satin YAMAHA piano, pro- 663.6046- Se9a Systems; and games. lesioned swdo modal. Cal Super Nintendo systems (905) 837-6676. CARPETS - lots of cmpm, and games. We buy and 100% nylon, now sten ra. SON admost an at 5 PCE. BLACK dinette 1 lease capels on hard, 1 will OCK BOTTOM DEALS yew old, 3300, convection carpet 3 rooms, 3349. Price 22 Srncoe St. N., Oshawa roaster S45. 3 bras 205-70 includes carpet. premium We guarantee most hams: R14 SM. Plus many more pad, apart installation, fast 906-436-1320. items. (905)434-2671. delivery, free esanetes (30 3 DISPLAY CASES, yardNorman86 s). 6-2314. approx. 5' long, cash roo- CARPET 3 roans. 5299, lister a cash drawer, coke, P_ inckrdec 35 yards of COMPUTERS - NOTE. pop cooler, and kkn9 kali- carpet premium tad .and BOOKS, new and used. net. Lets make a deW 434- installation Sar. 905.432- Naw DX 2Ws 31.696.. new 7448 Or 655-5829 2750 Pentium NB's 75's 16 Me 35% OFF vinyl windows term, B00 MB hard drives to any openn9, does CWVM Broker. 100%. DSTN odor $2.750. Las d doors and vied side lights, mon ruck. plush. stain re- differences choices. Used and aluminum siding and $Want carpel. For 3 rooms, from $195. 386 Desk tops accessories Sales and n only 5369.00. Price in- from $135. New 406 sys- Bruce Bryant. 30 Sa.yds carpet. term with cokw monitors ttCE (905)697 (905)697-3685 ddolu�iie Ppadnd instaiiabon from $899. PCM 4 FT. X • FT. BRUNS- R S- in your home' Free quota- rom drives for notebooks WICK pool fable, ken. in your hone. No in- from $255. Upgrade any slate !able. cost $2 200. terest, no payment for one purchase, non portable 8 Used ajlprommatey 30 to . . full ser. Daniel. 1-800 MB at $95. Computer Sell for $1.100 o best offs. 217-0104. Clearance Center, Bow - call after 6 p.m. 571.1072. manville. (905) 697-3059. Fax your price inquires to (905) 697-1817 m YaGaragel rd Sales YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take down your signs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean !! Articles For Sale DINING room suite. 9 pieces. asking $895. KrIch- en table/6 chairs. $195 Antique babel. $250 Can 905-831-1822. DINING ROOM Suite. ap- proximately 90 years old, so id walnut, asking 51600 00 call 728-4237 ELECTROHOME com- mercial window A'C 3 ton unit. 5900 Also, Genie Su- perift 18' manual hoist. good for 650 pounds. $500 as ,s 905-420-5651 FRIDGE, stove. washer, dryer for sale. Call 579 - GREENHOUSE GLASS. 100s of pieces, otter Massey Fargu- n riding lawn mower 8 Ha needs work $200 069 350 Oirl ni bile �4 )cker engine, needs re - N. best offer 350 Olds i der Brock aluminum m- ��e plus chrome rocter vers S100JSet 1981 267 ).ds engine. fits Monte garb and trans, nuns good .arts car) 5250/se 1961 t ,rebrro. gutted lot two car, w,,oil cage $150 plus Och- -r race car parts, good for "hallonger class 076 'Pons"'. Open Wheels we car. raced at Brighten -peedway. selling every- '-ing Compete plus car '.lar OW all state Arts and 5 .oars bras. race ready. turn ley opratng, most check -,e i hag winner 1995. venous inqus ons). c4000 obo Two t4• Key ..or. chrome Innis 560 Set SOCC. 350 Chevy heads. '.Wy rebut $550 Can •.en 905-263-4951 OAK/PINE FURNITURE - ,M+y pay retail prices? One I Ontario's oldest ata Lar - 709 manufacturers ,s now ,Mbng direct to the public E g. solid oak 7 pc dirvng- •-uorn or 6 PC soled pore bedroom, your Mace $19%. many Stan Choices. T •adconal woodworking 905-985-e774 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Please excuse me mess, wire rerovattrgr New and used I Not wee" Renu to own, apt site upright. grand, digital, keyooards All 19% merchandise to- ducodl Telep Rano Works, 4331491 REVERSE osmosis water - purifier system w/pressur- ited hoklin9 tank 6 O,s- penser: Rayne 400 -serves water softenan b manuals, $1100 for both 905 420 5651, SALE: Bed. queen. base. headboard, ware mattress. homer $150. cross country skis, Poles S50, humidihr 325. efectnc broom $20. Cap (905)725-4663. SATELLITE dish, Echos- tr. with added chips, $1000 of best offer. Call (905)436-2087 or (905)433-0470 SHEDMAN - Quaky bam style shed kd jr x jr, SPE- CIAL ONLY 5296 Plus tax. May oder sizes arid styles available. Also 9WO903 and decks. 761 McKay Rd. Una 3, Pickering. For more rib. cap 905.619-2093. SOLID MAPLE table with two extensions. 6 chairs, bullet and hutch, excellent condition. perled for dining room or kitchen, $975. 668-3453 Computer video Articles For Sale WASHERS. dryers. fridge. stove. new .Ind recondi. tioned. $225 an6 up for re- conditioned washes. $175 and up for rete,:,y.tioned dryers. $175 ar,;t , ip for re- conditioned fridges and stoves Also coon operated washer and dryers Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances. 227 Court St. Oshawa. 576-7448 Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an- ything old Scientific instru- ments. china. silver. adver- t sing- toys, decoys, dolls. milk bottles, collections Or estates Cap Robert Bowen AMcguet (905) 655-8049. Brooklu, NEEDED: 4 or 8 port Voce Data System Calif Fred at 576-9335 UNWANTED Scrap metal p,cked up I•'dges. stoves. washers, dryers, cars. trucks. etc Call (905)430- 9013 ' Computer Anternet NEW MUSIC eti rr C http ; ,www durtwrxiws -arc 2311lndex him %•J pools, • Spa HOT DEALS AVAIL- ABLE - 16 x 24' rectang War Kayak pool includes decks 6 fencing. $4,995 Meets local by-laws. 25yr warranty 1900-668-7564 Pickeringq Arax, phone 416- 798 7509 e , Lost a • Found LOST - Otscovery Bay area. Cat. a" male neu- 'ered. mark on rose. grey and white patches, very friendly, no collar, mussing S" "CO July 151h. Reward call Erica (905) 4271681 LOST MOTOROLA „p phone m leather voider, bears name Bruce Spanxg on battery Cap (416) 778- 7262 days. Of 905-68- 8559 eve STOLEN: Jus 16/96 from Oshawa 1907 Camaro, white, muffler gone, little rust, black hatch louvers. pink pelican 'Tao Cool, logo on side panels Please call Durham Re- goriyPokce d lo=ad. B 'POWSWOW Bolting COLLIE pups for sale, CKC-registered, eyes chocked. first shots, fernalet male. ready to go now. Cap (705)277-2529. BARN for rent. Suitable for horses etc. with pasture. Located near Lakendge/ Taunton Rd. Whitby. 905- 427-0660. ENGLISH Sprinw Spaniel Pte, champion hunting knes, excellent temperatnenL health guar- anteed, CKC registered. $450. Cap (90)786-2611. Computer Video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte T OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC. Monday night . Puppy and Attention. Tues- day - Pre-TnaVNovlce and Basic. Register now. Call Bev 435 Oe68 Lhasa Apso pups for sale Non shedding, non allergic. health guarantee, vet nee- ded. House training start- ed. Payment terns avail- able (705) 786-3124. ATTENTION: Dog Own ers Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems staring at $54 99 up to 150 Ib wt. Dog Life Jackets etarbng at $25, 32- Fire Hydrant in- door/outdoor BEST Bap, 4- 1/2. 6 10' Lifetime Guar- antee, Starting at slo 99 9-9, 7 daystweek. (905)723-5413, Fax 723. 1466. ' ' Automobiles for Sale 1968 MERCEDES 250 S Sedan, ideal renovation car, true luxury with real wood interior All mechan- ics working, new rad, spare Paris etc 4 speed manual ,censed, needs brake work. sold as is $1.200 or offer 623-1056 1974 Pontiac Astre (Vega) only 16.400 original miles. 2 -door automatic Econom- ical 4 cylinder Immaculate S port cloth interior original tires New black paint Runs excellent Certified $1975 (905)579-5690 1183 Buick Century V6 automatic. certified $1295. 1983 Buick Century cem- ked $1295. 1983 Chevene certified $1295 1967 Ford Tempo as is $12%, 1967 Colmonty as ,s $1295 Can 404 9759 191114 Camaro. engine and body in mini conation. .i9ital dash. stereo. coni ed $28% o b o 686-5474 or 683 7301 1906 HYUNDAI Pony. 107 GOOK. auto excellent xdr'ion. $SOO or $750 _ertilied Cap 905 725- 0066 19" HYUNDAI Stellar. 4 -cycle. 5 -speed. p/w. cruise, $1295 cenihed 1986 GRAND PRIX V6, auto. loaded. $1495 cent ked. Call 905-723-7001 1906 TRANS AM. T- ,orfs. amRm cassette. black with gold. Never winter driven. Ve auto . ps. po. air. cruse, tilt, all extras New hies 57500 obo Call 905.985- 4917or 416-667-2700 ex: 3328.830.430pm IM7 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM, black with grey ntww Dual exhaust. a/c am/hn cats Very good condition $4700 Serous in%nnes only. call Cary 438-0198. (leave message) 19.7 TOPAZ 190 000 km P S, p b. auto $1200 as is Cant 427-8295 19" BONNEVILLE LE. loaded. 119K kms, Im- maculate. $5500 certihad. Cyr 905-725-7396 1909 Pontiac 6000 wagon, V6, air, bit, cruise, 60-40 seats. gage package, cas- sette. certified $4300 o.b.o. Call Sunday atter spm 723-7597. 1989 SUNBIRD. auto, 4 - door. $3995. 1990 Sunbkd LE. 5 -speed. sporty. $3300. 1989 Mustang. hatchback. 5 -speed, $2600. 1989 Mustang. auto. 33100. 1986 Sable GL. loaded. 32300. 1989 Tempest, 4 - door, auto, $3700. 1983 Volvo Turbo, 32400. 1990 Pulsar. 5 -speed, $3600. 1968 Jaguar XJ12, auto. $7000. AN vehicles Certi- fied. Durham Motor Ltd., 221 Was" Rd S., Ajax 683-7550. 91 BONNEVILLE S.E., 4 dr..all power plus, remote Power stat. New toes 8 brakes 110,000 kris. 576- 2416 1991 Ford Crown Victoria, air con.. 351 cu. in., pis. pilb. P/w, certified $4750 obo. 725-4865 1991 Honda Civic hatch- back, red, 73,000 kms., standard, sunrool, JVC stereo, Reduced for quick sale $6.999. Call (9051435-0549. y A gileTruckaal/ Se Ao Rent 1991 TOYOTA TERCEL 1990 F -1S0 PICK-UP, 2/3 bedroom apartments. 8 4 d,, standard• burgundy, auto, $5900 1987 GMC story building, close to am lm steredcassette• one Jimmy, auto, $3400 1985 schools. library. South GM _toner hill mileage. certl- Jeep Cherokee. $3900 dant Available immediate - liable asking $6.600 Tel- 1989 Blazer, 4x4, auto, ly and Nov 428-E328 1. yphone 579-4481 $5995 1989 Jeep Ltd. 7pm for appointment 1992 DODGE Shadow. auto, loaded. $6995 1987 Blazer, auto. 4x4, $4400 R one bed - 5 -speed. hatchback, 2.5L. 1991 Blazer, 4x4. auto. room partSOn enc.Rd. room apartment. $450 pus hydro. Avail framed 1-416- rertfied. 56500. Call 905 loaded, $11.500 1988 533-9107 430-3370. GMC 1500. $4995 1990 New windows, row roof, Ford F250 Pick-up. 54995 289 CORDOTVA- 2 bdrm 1992 INTEGRA ACURA 1990 Ford Econoline work apt Park b Blear $710 AS Black. 5 speed. An1rFM van, 54400 1990 Caravan LE, auto, loaded, 56500 All md o 2nd Hoar unit u. incl. cassette. min. con. vehicles certified. Durham lstAast Parking. For more must "tion. 'nisi sea^•" Motor Ltd , 221 Westney info call 576-2877 or 623- ng $10.500. 080.(905) Rd S ,lax 683-7550 3706 after 3 pm or 435- 623-9562 after 6. 0917 2ND ANNIVERSARY SALE 'AMAZING IDEALS'. Cortical, has over 40 certified reconditioned vehicles on sale Eg. 1990 Firebird SE. black. T -lops. loaded only 95.000 kms Sale $7,495 1990 Toyota Corolla SE. auto. now $7.2951992 Topaz, lovely. teal. art. auto. $6.995 1992 Taurus Wagon, loaded sunroof, perfect sale $8.865. 1987 Pontiac 6000 LE. loaded A-1, only $3.995 1988 Mazda 323 4 dr LX 5 speed . wow $2.695 1985 Dodge 600 convertible mint $4.995 1987 Nissan King Cab. auto. RARE. 135 000 kms . $1.995 1990 lessors Ltd. loaded. 32 DOD txginal kms thars right! $10.9% 1 t-oc Caravan's (2) bided from $7,995 1986 Buick Century Wagon. 95.000 xrms. Sale 52.995 1990 Cavaliers, auto. air, from $3.995 See you at Cor - scar Auto Center, 155 King St. W., at Midtown Mall. Open Sunday. 'BE THERE'. S79-2880. I Trailers 111' Brrosn Caravan trailer Large windows. stove. tndge. immaculate. sleeps 4. 905-728-7230 1981 TRAVELAIRE. 32 H . awning, furnace. air. dou- ble bd/mn 3 pce bath. kitchen, appliances. stereo. hook ups. $8.500 Call (905)571-om 21' HOUSE Trailer. Gold- en Falcon 71, sleeps 6. 3 - piece piece bath. 2 -way 11ndge. 3 - burner propane stove/oven. propane furnace & propane light Mostly parkeri. n good shape Selling price $2.500 00 Ask for Don 905-435-0788 1989 34' Sierra Paid $23.'00. must sen $12.500including deck,- shed Double M Trader Park. La 79 Lindsay ask for Ted 705-324-9317, Home 905-427 2317 Auto Parts & Repairs 1991 Chill Sprint con- vernoie. auto . amlF.m Cass.. 196a k.wwtte enpne. 67 000 km Car4hed 55500 aluminum heads, complete obo Dave 576-6130 make an offer Call (9051427-7270 Automobiles I Wanted 9-TVorcycles A A A TOWING. Pay 550- 1901 HONDA 900 cus- $5000 cash t.)r used d Tom, 24.000km 10 -speed, scrap cars A Trucks 24 hrs of shocks. back rest, wl 7 days Can 905-6116-500.3 shield. crash bars. new or 905-706-5234, 30 nun Dunlops, excellent condl- senvite tan. $1300 opo 906-432- -11 AUTOMOBILES and Ill wanted for strap. Any condition any age, tree removal in The Durham Region, cash pad Also needed. '75 to '87 Chow or GMC pickup for parts Cal anytime. Oshawa 431- 0407 CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles. Vehi- Cles must be in running condition. Cal 427.2415 or Cute to 479 Bell St. East Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. WAKED DEAD OR ALM 'FREE' Wwing for scrap. used or abandoned ars trucks. 1N. pick -W top pnces pad up to $100 (416) 281-3499 (416) 281 -MM 1904 SUZUKI GS 750 EF, excellent condition only 35,000km New bat- . tery. Chan. bl,ake Pads tut Summer. Never raced or Ch opped Ready to be cenb- 1ko& S2200 905136-0925 Rep Marine 1995 17.S HYDRA SPORT,130 HP Johnson, 2 fish firxiws. trolling motor, 3 batteries. bvowoU, Bad- wep, rod holders. sterno. $17.000 080 tap 623- 9107 11APWUMftFor PAW SM -74 moll eavh Large 2nd poor 2 beroom, ln- ky home. apPliricesa , utii- be$ parking . No pees. is mmulaw b Go, GIL East of OfS14AWA 1 A 2 bedroom, located at 350 hlawga and 946 Masson street. A -1 - ebb August 1st. $600 A $700 a1 wcklsdve. No Pets. Call 906-576.6724. 1, A 2 Bedroom apts in Oshawa and Bownunvie. Starting at $6Mmonth. fridge A stove included. 1 Trucks with laurldry facilities. No 1�. Calif (905) 43e-2407. for Sale 1994 Mazda 323, cen11111 Vans! 3-8EDROOM main floor 5 speed. a/c, amltm cas-IM,4 WhW Drive heated apartment. large o. green 31,000 kms. Or sotto. ed,$4995. certified. call kitchen, livingidining, 4 15 manufacturers 1989 Ford Aerostar, 7 piece bath, garage, fenced yard. appliances. OC area warren Askin 58700. y g passenger, $2500 o b o as Call 905728-5570 Call (905)623-8493. is Call 721-8208 storage, laundry room. 4 - 1995 PONTIAC Trans- 1991 FORD AEROSTAR,� bath, balcony, op- port, 13.000 kms . GMAC 250,000 kms, certified, low, s. OC area. Cap lease take over.905-666- good condition, 54300 included) No Down pay- 9601 Call 905-683-1872 2ND ANNIVERSARY SALE 'AMAZING IDEALS'. Cortical, has over 40 certified reconditioned vehicles on sale Eg. 1990 Firebird SE. black. T -lops. loaded only 95.000 kms Sale $7,495 1990 Toyota Corolla SE. auto. now $7.2951992 Topaz, lovely. teal. art. auto. $6.995 1992 Taurus Wagon, loaded sunroof, perfect sale $8.865. 1987 Pontiac 6000 LE. loaded A-1, only $3.995 1988 Mazda 323 4 dr LX 5 speed . wow $2.695 1985 Dodge 600 convertible mint $4.995 1987 Nissan King Cab. auto. RARE. 135 000 kms . $1.995 1990 lessors Ltd. loaded. 32 DOD txginal kms thars right! $10.9% 1 t-oc Caravan's (2) bided from $7,995 1986 Buick Century Wagon. 95.000 xrms. Sale 52.995 1990 Cavaliers, auto. air, from $3.995 See you at Cor - scar Auto Center, 155 King St. W., at Midtown Mall. Open Sunday. 'BE THERE'. S79-2880. I Trailers 111' Brrosn Caravan trailer Large windows. stove. tndge. immaculate. sleeps 4. 905-728-7230 1981 TRAVELAIRE. 32 H . awning, furnace. air. dou- ble bd/mn 3 pce bath. kitchen, appliances. stereo. hook ups. $8.500 Call (905)571-om 21' HOUSE Trailer. Gold- en Falcon 71, sleeps 6. 3 - piece piece bath. 2 -way 11ndge. 3 - burner propane stove/oven. propane furnace & propane light Mostly parkeri. n good shape Selling price $2.500 00 Ask for Don 905-435-0788 1989 34' Sierra Paid $23.'00. must sen $12.500including deck,- shed Double M Trader Park. La 79 Lindsay ask for Ted 705-324-9317, Home 905-427 2317 Auto Parts & Repairs 1991 Chill Sprint con- vernoie. auto . amlF.m Cass.. 196a k.wwtte enpne. 67 000 km Car4hed 55500 aluminum heads, complete obo Dave 576-6130 make an offer Call (9051427-7270 Automobiles I Wanted 9-TVorcycles A A A TOWING. Pay 550- 1901 HONDA 900 cus- $5000 cash t.)r used d Tom, 24.000km 10 -speed, scrap cars A Trucks 24 hrs of shocks. back rest, wl 7 days Can 905-6116-500.3 shield. crash bars. new or 905-706-5234, 30 nun Dunlops, excellent condl- senvite tan. $1300 opo 906-432- -11 AUTOMOBILES and Ill wanted for strap. Any condition any age, tree removal in The Durham Region, cash pad Also needed. '75 to '87 Chow or GMC pickup for parts Cal anytime. Oshawa 431- 0407 CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles. Vehi- Cles must be in running condition. Cal 427.2415 or Cute to 479 Bell St. East Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. WAKED DEAD OR ALM 'FREE' Wwing for scrap. used or abandoned ars trucks. 1N. pick -W top pnces pad up to $100 (416) 281-3499 (416) 281 -MM 1904 SUZUKI GS 750 EF, excellent condition only 35,000km New bat- . tery. Chan. bl,ake Pads tut Summer. Never raced or Ch opped Ready to be cenb- 1ko& S2200 905136-0925 Rep Marine 1995 17.S HYDRA SPORT,130 HP Johnson, 2 fish firxiws. trolling motor, 3 batteries. bvowoU, Bad- wep, rod holders. sterno. $17.000 080 tap 623- 9107 11APWUMftFor PAW SM -74 moll eavh Large 2nd poor 2 beroom, ln- ky home. apPliricesa , utii- be$ parking . No pees. is mmulaw b Go, GIL East of OfS14AWA 1 A 2 bedroom, located at 350 hlawga and 946 Masson street. A -1 - ebb August 1st. $600 A $700 a1 wcklsdve. No Pets. Call 906-576.6724. 1, A 2 Bedroom apts in Oshawa and Bownunvie. Starting at $6Mmonth. fridge A stove included. 1 Trucks with laurldry facilities. No 1�. Calif (905) 43e-2407. for Sale t -BEDROOM besemwnt 2. -bedrooms. close to bus- apartmerit. large Infng• dn- 19q Ford F150, XLT pick ing, large kitchen, 4 -piece bath, private entrance. OC up. good condition. load- ares. Cal 905-728-5570. ed,$4995. certified. call (199') Ltd (905) 668-3800 evenings or Weekend$. 2 -BEDROOM upper it - 432-7746 Alex apartment, separate TRAL OSHAWA, Inoge. entrance. large k0chon w/ stow, laundry facilities. (90839.7571. storage, laundry room. 4 - P 1 1 etatr SELL IT NOW 1! bath, balcony, op- best value in Oshawa. 905- Why Rentz Orn alar Hone low, s. OC area. Cap CALL 683-0707 905 728 6570. included) No Down pay- 8784. Spotless, very well kept. AJAX - e apartment. large solid oak kitchen. private side door ent . $650 monthly. close to amenities. nor! -smokers no pets Call (9051427-aa66 WestneyMwy 2. two bedroom basement apart- ment, kitchen, private en- trance. use at laundry Laak- bes. storage, close to Go and 401. 5740 mctudi ig utdbes Cap Jim (905) 619- 2089 AJAX 2 bedroom condo. Rent to -own $1100 /mo 5 appl. new carpet. Paul Etheninglon, Renux Genn sis 905-420-2971 AJAX Oxford Towers. Spacious apartments, quiet building, close to shopping 401. GO Pool. sauna 2 A 3 bedrooms available Au. gust 1st and September list 905-683-8421 or 905)6818571 until 7 30 m AJAX. Now condMon. Professionally finished. bright spacious t bedroom apart'nerit with W/O to deck R yard. private entrance .4 appliances, central air, Parking and uti4res tnclud- rd. non smoiiers no pec. $725 monthly, avail. Aug. 1 can 6834643 AJAX. newly -renovated I. bedroom basement apart- ment, separate entrance. foundry facilities, stow, fudge. parking, no pets. available urrrtediately. 11650. 1 sLUM. 416-282- 575A. 905-660-0961 owel IngIs AJAX- WestreyH" 2. Bright Large 2 bedroom walkout. 4 pce bag!. pmate entrance. par" Laundry 8 cable Aug l SV l 5th $Boo mduame 427-9944 ATTENTION, clean and Cozy bachelor apt. down- town Oshawa. avaiable mmedatey. 5450 indu- swe. Con laundry. Parking. no smokmg/pol hrsNast. Ewsawt for Single proles- sronal. 432-2704 anybrre. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY. Oshawa, Soncoe. S. Frostily pante 3 min from 401. 1 A 1-111ri bedrooms, perking included. $450 A $475 plus hydro. 906-725- 0699. AVAr B E Mr1E- DIATELY in Wh toy Apt. budding., spaetols. ctrPM- ed. newly P-004 with bel - cony, dose to bus, Shop- ping. an udbbes included. first / last required. no pew. 1 bedroom $650. 2 bed- room, $750. call 430-0134. BACHELOR aprunsm for rent. $50D par month first and last. Cab" included. 576-0371. Available Au- gust let. S.E. Oshawa BRIGHT one bedmn apt. lower unit on Taunton, in Oshawa 800 sq. p., im- maculate. Parking, fenced yard, 4 app, includes ud- ties, Aug 1st. $680. 905- 786-2335. CENTRAL Oshawa. very Bran A secure in park set - Ing. 1 A 2-bodroom. From %40-s74o. AN Inclusive. Avaiable July 31. Call 905- 579-5219. 905-728.6711. M11partments For Rent CENTRAL OSHAWA, very clean 1 and 2 bed- room apts in newer budd- ing. Avail immediately & Aug 1st. Call 905-263- 4753 COMPLETELY renovated 3 -bedroom in duplex, fully carpeted. F/S. washer, dry- er, private entrance. back- yard, near downtown Oshawa. $895 all inclu sive. first/last 905-430- 6336 COURTICE AREA,3 bedroom, private dnve. very dean d bright, $850 plus hydro, available im- mediately. first d last re. quired 404-0577 after 4. DOWNTOWN Oshawa - 2 bedroom $395 all inclusive . hydro Completely pin. vate 3 bedroom $595 all 'elusive . hydro Own en- 100% n - 100 k private Available Aug 1st Call '25-8720 FOR RENT - I and 2 bed. •nom apt ,r a very quiet and well kept budding. Nose to all amenities. bus ','op at door, Park Rd N ',shawa Phone 5799016 OSHAWA LARGE 3 bed- room apanment with fire- place. 6 appliances in- cluding laundry 2 full baths 1400 sq. ft. air con- di6oni intercom. parking Close to lake $975/ml . utilities Avail ,marl dtately, Can to view 905- 725-9991 or 905-432-6977 LOWER level of home. 1- 1/2 bedrooms. ubli , AC, cable. laundry (staved) Needs 1 quiet, non-srmok- ing processional No pees FisIllast 8 references 404- 2/75 MUST SEE! Beaubtul spacious bacnetor apart- ment. ubkWs. caDN, central air. central vac, fudge. stove. included. $6401 month Private entrance/ park.ng, non-smoker please. 905)427-7374 ONE and two bedroom apts available immediately Carpet throughout. Laundry on premvsm. every" n- tuuded Bloor/Wilson area 721 1178 OSHAWA $88 . 900 Grier St 2 "♦doom apts from 5675- $710 3 bed- room apt $720. dose to shopping. schools. GM and Go Utilities included First, Leal required Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA - JOHN CEN- TER street ono, bedroom apartment available nhme- 6ately. $65&mo prkgand ud included laundry tacir- tes available Call (905) 432-8914(905)435 7130 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD - fill North Canal 1. 2 & 3 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca- ble. parking & IatrWry Lac 723-2094 OSHAWA. 2 bedroom Large apartment m Snx:oe 51., north d Ross nn ,. con- venient location. free park- ing $650 • hhyydrdoo Available nvredately 728-2255. OSHA*W close to GM. 1. 2. 3 -bedroom apartments. 5600. $725 A $835 respec- irvoly- Cal 905-438-0229. Park Rdf4o1 urge clean 2 bedroom apt. Parking. laundry facithee.yard. $695 ♦Available Aug 1st. 571-00. PICKERING - 1 bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance, foundry. ublaws Included. Walking distance to Pickering Town Contra. S535rmhonih. (905) 839- 6410. PICKEIiYKi one bedroom parliapy, furnished baso- ment apartment, dose to bake and go. Cable. private entrance. all Inclusive. $500 per mo. tautest. 831- 2429. PICKERING spacious 3 bedroom man floor apart- ment, air, parking. 59001 month share unties. 2 - bedroom from fkoor $800 pus. (905) 831-3681. PK KERING, 2 bdrm bSmL Separate entrance, park- ing, dose to GO 8 PTC. Single nonsmokers, no plats. $650 inclusive. incl. cable.(905)937-0344. PICKERING. LIVER- POOL A GAYLY, 2 bol room bisoment. large Sed- mntained wtlh Nil bath and fouurldry. no pots, $850 in- clusive. Call (416)494- 3765 or(905)770-7222. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 24,1996 -PAGE 29-A 11 1 A Fper�tt� tttM I Mil A F� nts [MI FHoReM I T Aem IMI T nhouses For Rent 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartmeots 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.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED PIGxERt`.C,. _.sal ru bedroom, kitchen . 4 pc ro bathom private entrance, all utilities. SW month. fust 6 last. avoi . Sep 1. 420- 2078 PICKERING t bedroom basement 'r quiet home. suit working single $650/ month wiciusive Available Sep 1st No -pets Cap (905420--2054 OSHAWA NORTH SIM- COE.ar R,sset . orgy, char 2 heboom. in newly renovated 12 -pea. hard- wood Moors, hear ha water. parking. Cable nd Laun- dry facities. no dogs $686. hydro Avad Sep 1 576-2982 SMALL BACHELOR ati „1: 8 -e aundry. parking rnCuded. Whites RdJ401 area $400/month 420-5534 WHITBY, (,ne :.wdr:.6.:• apartment available Au- gust Ist $575 "son" in- cludes hear and parking for one car Cap 430-0959 NW Central WHITBY. 3 btdrrr' marr 'lisp n triplex. 2 prkg. 2 el FndgMStwe. Laundry lac non-smokers $840 ail incl Avail Aug 1 St 1115soo 1st 404-0469 WHITBY wet We") t oedrorim aean. quw own - 4" occupied owiDing Aug 1. lease t $Nasi. no pets. $595 -hydro can 905666-2230 WHITBY spacious 2 -bed room excellent bwldrng, patio, near GO. 5825 ndu- ,we Sep 1st Call (416) :9t'-5287 Whitby- 334 Ash St 'well vept 3 bedroom. in triplex. Separae entrance. ap- pliances. laundry Macdibes Available Seth 1st 5875 all Inclusive Call 1905: 666-5475 SOUTH OSHAWA 2'S WHY rent when you can Wentworth St W arge 1, own your oven home for 2. -bedrooms. close to bus- less than you thnit?" Cal ole. snappi avaiabie nn- Dao Haydock Sales Rep mediate$ 5500. $600 A Rel Max Summtt Reality W . tndge stow. teat. hy- (199') Ltd (905) 668-3800 dro. perking 1st ,tut to- a (905) 666-3211 quirW. rho pets 434-5183 2 - 2 BEDROOMS. CEN- I Houses I TRAL OSHAWA, Inoge. For Rent stow, laundry facilities. (90839.7571. parking Aug 1 st S643 40. P 1 1 etatr Sep 1 st S655 mclus vo . S1 - Absolute AffordabW best value in Oshawa. 905- Why Rentz Orn alar Hone 985-9106. from $79%ri (utilities Rent S4D0. Cad Dan .686 included) No Down pay- PICKERNCx Westney Rd/ Hoy 7 1 -bedroom 900 sig. It. now, docor. walk-in dos - N. good appliances. AN drapes A carpel. bright. targe windows. Private en- trance. gas 6epace. $695 inclusive. Sept 1. panwhg (905)649-5134. Woollo"Mwy 2 -New 1 bdrm bum, separate en- trana, appliances. cable parking. 4 pc. bath. shop- pirig✓[xo. $650/mo. nclu- swel --adatey. No pets/ cion -smoker. 42941115 WIBTBY - one bedroom avagM* Aug. 1. in 6•plex. 5535. ncludes heel hydro. waw(. Cal 725-4145. WWTBY 3-beroom in diuplim Indigo, stove, park- ing, fericad yard. $750, plus utiilies. no dogs, non- smoker preferred, Sept 1. Cal (905),501}-2091. WHITBY aparbnent lot two, 1- bedroom SSW. 2- bet/room $650. first A last required. phone days 725- 8911 evenings A wree- kends. 668.4016. WHITBY BROCK-S. of 401, Iarye 2 bedroom apt. in triplex, walk to GO. first last $700. call col6a 905- 509-1520 or 416 466 1291 WHITBY, 2 opts., triplex, gnat residaribal area dose to al amefrties, parking, foundry, spplanees. 3 bed- roortybakohy $817/m.♦ hydro, 2 bedroom $679 month ♦ hydro. Cal 668- 5068. ment? Cap Me" Mark Sta- pley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty, 571- 6275 or 11,1100-840-6275 75 1 A Ala. ivw AM.ndvMN w110 s"s 7047 CA 4NM A TORD 110 11NY A IIOt7R! Mortgage Payments 3$ Seri 16791m11t 3-8r burgolow S7$"* 3a.k Eeet "Nh" he am PNB= T Nd crow Oaw"a Cap YN 97179 141004140.6279 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep SMtie Grill Exixl Realty In:. 2 BEDROOM house. small. $450 plus utilities. firstlast required Available Aug. 1 Blocr/Srmcoer 966- 5168 or 7230421 4 BEDROOMS. A/C. dishwasher, 4 appliances. freezer. tool shed. avail- able immediately Quiet Oshawa area. 5950 plus :905)434-2485 4 -BEDROOM sem de - 'ached mouse 2 baths. 4 appliances. Blooarrownlme area. S825/month Can 566-1306 AJAX - Westney/401, 3 -edroom. 2 112 baths. 5 opltance , air. "replace. '.raced yard. $975 plus Iso ,st Sept Ist (9051683- ' 173 AJAX. WESTNEY -EIGHTS attached, 3 -edroom just walk to ,:hool parks :Ommumty adore. avail Sept 1 fin- -,hed tnmf 619-2614 AVAILABLE For Aug 'sr ykf 2 DerYm house for (ern wrattacned Din iv RMI. finished basement w1ath focimikit Fenced rear yard 5750 Oc per mfr, . utibbes Oshawa bill S Cap 432- 7326 WHITBY, Lovely 3-0ed "I.- Jrfached bungalow min Noor, mol W,t,_her private drivewasher dryer included 5875 neumonttl plus utilities Call (90)686- 4018 NORTH Alan. a cozy 3 - bedroom home, close to an aewvbes. avaiLibh August 1. Call 683-8782 oeave message OSHAWA detached 3 bed'Doms appliances, perK,rg. garage. deck. huge yard. central I0C21l quiet street. $950, mo available Sept / Top T- 800-475-9949 or (705) 726-5391 OSHAWA. 2 bedroom Urge K -'rr, basement. front porcri. available im- mediilely, 5545 plus ubk- tos Cal 14161461-4727 PICKERING By the Bay. 3 beJlppm nen Noor. 6 app Available Aug 1st. UtiliMs on equal Whng Call 1416) a45-0541 RENT or Rent to -Buy Large 4 bedroom horne. Pickering Double garage GID 905-471 8640 NORTH AJAX spacious executive 4 bdil 3 bath, dose to school and snop- png area, bus stop at door. avail July 15 $1350 Cap 427-66&) WHITBY. 3 bedroom. li ished basement. gorgeous backyard 5 appliances. central or / vac. dose to Go. sdhools.401, 51.150 plus hribes 660-7038 WWTBY, 3-bedroce s 2 kn be. relic room. sunroom. lovely treed fenced lot. $975 Plus utifities 11MVIO st. August 1. Cal 668-9W3 WHITBY- man floor 3 bdmt sen. Newly painted A car - poled. Private yard Close to all amwuMs. Avail. Aug./$op. tsL $900 faii see. (416) 537-4956 cher 7pm. HousesHowes nn,For Rent I I For Rent IST CHOICE AFIFORDAZIKE HOMES WHY RENT. svr. No down Ny>~ent, No probbeoid Let ins dww you bow mortjsa8e PaylRllelRt $700 pear =0 ors Call 'boos C. Pine sales Rep, Rem" Acewd Redgr Ltd. (N9) 976-3111 FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LAME, PICKERIMG 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 j Houses For Rent WHY RENT? 'vo money Down Crwn your Own home, like new, fridge, stove $775 incl, all but phone 3 bed- room asking $63.900 Min req gross ncorne 523.000( year Cali Ken Collis. Cold - well Ball 728 -gala Housing Wanted HOUSE WANTED Mov- ing 'o A,ax.P CKe"r� area Sept 1 Prefer rent to -own arrangement. money down and premium (month y pay- ments Call only if you have a FAIR proposal to make all mdect(519)756-0599 Townhouses For Rent 3 -BEDROOM owrrouso. Westray Ps Hwy 2. end unit w.. garage. $1100/ Mol plus ubkties. first/ ast, references. non -smolt ng, no polls. avaAabls rn- meiiately, 905428-3238 KING i TOWNLINE A•ea avadao�e Arg ' St Large 3 bdrm townhouses. routrei decor, 4 apps 1 1.2 baths basement 1 garage $0% . ud Phone 721- 82'3 Evening and wee- Kend appointments avail - aae leaders crone, sudabfe for LARGE 3 teoroont .r north Oshawa K,Icmen plus separate Jing room, 1 12 Doth 6 garage Aug 'st $950/mon . ut,l 5'9- 0699 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 clic,: . oasement townhouses ,n well man- tarned family compren Freshly decorated w,11' Frig stow, close to ail aftw,ties Starting at S71 a . moron On site Mg" office Cad 905-728-3777 PICKERING newer 3 bedroom garage. ;as neer. $1050 pus uekties. 5 ap- ptaril and C.A. Credit Check Sept 1 Wendy Ca- tundo RoUaa First. 931- 3300 PICKER04G TOWN CENTER,Tndel town- house. 3 bedrooms. 2 1,2 baths. Parking. appkal $1180 pus utilities (416) 236-9460. available Au- gust SPACIOUS ,2 A 3 bedroorrilowlintiouses, in wet maintained larrW)t o Alex Inditides a1 uti- bes, 4 appliances. park- ing, Close to schools and all anteniees. Army Sept 122 Colour SL E Otlnara For split p4, M Room & Board LARGE bright room, private bathelevator plus laundry. seniors welcome. call 905- 4204376 I AccomoSat on AJAX, i ur,oroom, race area -errrai air laundry. ;,arking, dishwasher pool. -cit rut available imme Gately No pets first b last. 5400 per month 427-2336 AJAX. •oom for •err 'n oasemer• of large rouse. snare taakties. all ntlul parli,ng, hrsoast, available irrvnedlaroy S350/month Cap 423-8282 AJAX Westnify/Hwy 2 area "art's home to snare. ,.loss to GO 8 Transit S3751monthy, Ali nctusive Call 683-6092 Office A e I Retail Space GSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent _.,i 1<41 sq S`. ;G 35W sig Lwrrvl 51000. 250 Sig. -nam. S350, 850 so 2nd fir $600 1050 sig man. $1 000 1600 sig mean $1300 Cap 434 2u7 or 655.4132 industrial • units RENT TO OWN. '.;00 :; _.;mmercka condos very attractive rates, exceileM purchase tlrrrl3. all Ken Thompson 1-800.465'742 EAMI Cottages for Rent 2 i 3 BEDROOM zx- lages ;n Paudasm :age rveu Bancroft Some weeks sill available in Aug. Dairy rates July 20-27 or A vacancy Clean, rewty -en- ovated fully equipped sun porch. sunset views bOn- kres. bog pnv, dockmg, sandy swimnvng (6'3' 339-1711 van. R ATTENTION Snowbnrds GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo, dose to famous Clearwater beach. pool. W cuzzi. BBQ. private yard. available now For into and to view polos 6869646 or 579-3786. CLEARWATER, 3 bal room holy furnished and ax conditioned motile (Por- manent) horses herfed pools, hat tub. close to beaches A major atirel bans, children welcome. $275 weekly. MOODS shown an your home. (905)683- Rooms 1. 5501 I for Rent ST- PETERSBURG, Wa __ Sd. 2 bedroom, IWy equipped ground -poor vita OSHAWA - preferred an beach. pool. jacii area, fwttishad room. in god, tenmrs, boating, Ishe ig, leaders crone, sudabfe for Shows 6, 5375 U.S. weekly. male non-smoker. Alai- (90839.7571. able Sept. 1. $t00rwic Cab 723 6761. P 1 1 etatr SOUTH AJAX, non- � smoker. private bath. tai ft, cable, air wr>alorwhg $145,980 - Custom turd 3 Rent S4D0. Cad Dan .686 large bedroom bungalow. 8784. Spotless, very well kept. New windows, row roof, WHITBY. WEST EXECU- new furnace. air can., huge TIVE 2 rooms for rent, eat -in kitchen, completely shared 1 1/2 -baths, Wc, TV. finished basement. huge foundry, etc. Parking, back- lot. quiet court. South yard. Working person. Oshawa. Immediate ocau- $400-$450. Cad 905.666- pancy.905.725-5241. 5213 or leave message. a PAGE -WA-THE NEWS ADVERTISER WED., JUI.1' 24,19% M11 i Prkb � 1 1 I'rfrate I I f�r"a Fa w For Sale $151 -900 - Perfect 4 bed room 3 levet bungalow. 20 x 40 in ground heated pool, upgraded throughout. call Dale Anderson, Broker. Options Realty ltd.. 433- 4623 4 -BEDROOM. Spacious bright great neighborhood, near beach. school. GO more 'In law suit, may be rented approx S800imonth ly' Century 21 839-2121 for appomtmenvinformation Call Moldeh (905)839- 7525 ASSUMABLE on quah- ty ng mortgage $6.000 down. Whitby - Clean 3 bedroom townhome 1 12 baths. garage, walk to GO. 905-357-0733 BROCK RD & 2. 3+1 bed - (XI— 4 oaths. walkout basement newly broad - loomed & decorated. $158.500 Call (9051294 846' or 19051473-3268 FOUR BEDROOM :w: storey brick nome 4, Mt Laughlin Oshawa gas heat. baths. 5'39 000 Open house Sun July 28 For more �n rormation call 5" -1049 EAST OSHAWA P be^ room bnck bungalow• fin. ished basement. gas heat and fireplace. potential in. law. 5142.900 905-571. 6685 PORT PERRY REDUCED 5"9 90r 3 bedroom. con venience plus - walk to all amenities Large lot gar- den First time buyers dream or retire here Call Catherine Ayotte, Remax Scugog Realty i905 985 4427 24 hr page, PRICED FOR ..2k sale p-,a!e arc ;eacefu yea, round rerrea:. Deautrtui 3 bedrooms solarium sau. na spectacular ,.•-_^en many features apt, x _ acres. S299 50C 9:5 983-9234 PRIVATE SALE FENE- L:-% '.SP _ r• System 4 season• honw Front 8C ". ..arne,or Lake Back . Bur•,• River 3 bed'nx^s baths 'ie,ds!one lire place wilt, airtight Twc car ;wage p -s Paved if ve wati large boat slip phone 'c5 88'-38'3 PICKERING detached home. backs on t0 green bell. 3 bed. 2 1 2 bath. spa- c,ous eat -in kitchen, main floor family room w'hre Place. neutral decor.. CA. alarm system• garage door opener A must see $179.500 905-683-3864 WATERFRONT HOME 2 bedroom on Lake Scugog Beautiful treed lot. 85 x 285 Good well and septic sys tem Cali 905-985-3663 WHITBY Prime location 1.,"-y�'rook subdivision, spectacular rav:ne walkout 5 bedroom home with over 4.000 sq h of finished Irv. ing area Special features include large gourmet kitchen, gleaming hard- wood floors. oversized master & family room. dou- ble oak spiral star case and professionally ,n.5 basement $249.90o 668- 1013 n vestment Property S UNIT apart^ a wiiwny to, sae �er'•a r Located 433 2bi,4 Neti...ldcertiser Classified Dept. Open even Ston. to I'd 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 P.M. Sat. 9:30 3:00 Call 683-0707 • ' Personals e ' Personals Well ' Personals Y4�rs��l►r�tl Yrcrvt,r 7-11 The litji .Spirit Holy Spirit Thr;,, ima. -ne see everytnrng aou irk me '-e way to -each my Ideai You who give the div:ne gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me I. In this short dialogue, want to thank You for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from you no matter how great the material desire may be I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your perpetual glory Amen Person must pray this 3 consecutive days without stating one's wish After the 3rd day your wish will be granted no matter how difficult if may be Promise to publish this as soon as your favor has been granted Clarington & Port Perry residents call 404-2615 TM CALL 683-7545 -+Jction ltsbnps For an audio versicr of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. PUBLIC AUCTION ESTATES' PRIVATE COLLECTIONS ' CONSIGNMENTS ' 49&5% COMPUTERS JEWELLERY' COLLECTIBLES' OAK' MAHOGANY HAND CRAFTED FURNITURE ' CONS ' SPORTS MEMORABILIA & ARTOVER 1 DO Li1ITED EDITION PANTS 'BRONZE LAMPS 'DOULTON'SWAROVSKI'HANDICRAFTS'STATUARY'ACCENT ITEMS' CHRISTINE MARSHALL' AJ. CASSON & GROUP OF SEVEN COLLECTION Fli EVE. JULY 26 THE HOUDAY INN OSHAWA AT 7:00 P.M. 1011 BLOOR ST. E. OSHAWA Preview 6:00 P.M. (At Harmony) Over SW fine filllillr items to include: Carved mahogany & oak tables. what hots. loveseat, mantle top pedestals & consoles. carved screen divider. nesting tables comer chairs. writing desks bow front china cabinets. doll cabinet. mirrors consoles varxty deacons bench. turas. quill stand wash stands. palm stands. footstools. china cabnet. loveseat. credenza. etc in Chippendale. Louis XV. Queen Anne. 19th & 20th Century styles (Hand carved) handcrafts to include primitives. plane. cars. balloons. rooster. train, motorbike. dollgy. rocking horse. cooks. wall signs. pigs. horse &buggy. Tiffany style & Loch tamps. Collectibles dolls. Fitz & Floyd. Spode. Hummel. Doulton. Royal Dux. Barbie dolls. Tudor Mint. Armani. Royal Worcester. Star Trek. musicals. cherished teddies, precious moments. Close ne. Durand. crystal & Mass. bakers 43cks. Spode collector plates. Egyptian figures. selection of unusual oriental arts & trans. Satsuma porcelain. rosewood. marble. jade. Sports Memorabilia: L.E. prams signed by sports celebrity. Maple Leaf one of a kind framed collector sets. Wayne Gretzky post mark history (signed). Mickey Mantle signed figurine Lades & gents jewellery including gold. diamond & genuine stone rings. earnings. rope charn, designer watches. pocket watches. pearls. necklaces lockets. marcasite rings & more. Corn & bank note collection from estates with proof sets. Olympics, 22-24 kt gold. old notes. dble dollars. 52 00 collectible sets. $2.00 uncut sheet, mist sets & books OVER 100 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS. decors. originals. panels. canvases. studio prints rare Issues by: Group of Seven. J Lumbers. Christine Marshall. T Romance. Bateman. Newby. Whitman. Simpson. Kuck, Casson. Jackson. Casey. L. Tart. Lesperance. Laye. Surtes, etc Most custom framed in museum frames to conservation standards (Must be seen) Quantity of unframed art by renown artists (Major publisher disposal over 100 pnnts) TERMS: Cash. Visa. Mc, as per posted & announced at sale Additions & Deletions PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS ' 416.298-1762 Out -Of -Town Properties CAMP GROUND & trader park, 15 wooded acres, stream, rec hall, store. swimming pool Plus 3 bedroom home priced to sell at $335.000 Will con sider your home as part of purchase price Make an offer, owner retiring Brighton, Trenton area Terms into phone 905- 623319 Val Lauesen Re. ality Business To Lend I Opportunities MCompanions I Deaths 1 Deaths OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS, BUSINESS opportunity EASTSIDE CONNEC cleaning business for sale. TIONS DATELINE - Free to GOTTEN. Mrs. Joyce Mina. At Peterborough Civic good clientele, well estab- call to place your ad, no Hospital on Saturday. July 20, 1996. Mrs. Joyce lished. Oshawa. Whitby. charges for ladies, no bill 905- Gotten (nee Ashley) of R.R. 01, Millbrook formerly Ajax. Pickering area For phone charges. information can (705)932- 4307060 of Pickering. Beloved wife of the late George Bot - 3414 EVERYONE has 2 chanc- es in life to become wealthy. the question is, is this your first or your lash ren orvc_enkt eacc RED SETTER RESORT 'a-' campground anc cottage resort on the Trent Large spacious sites Fun hook-up from 5825 2 and 3 bedroom cottages from S350week Rec Tan, store. Pool . lake'IDn! swimming, !,,rating, fishing 905 +6-08C7 -05-778-3096 Decorating Den is now expanj riy in this area C - mplete training Panned advertising P•oven business plan Home based Lcw Investment 1-800-263-0242 --451 3638 ext 704. S329,mm, must be 18 T - tone EVANLY RAYS P211ce Jsr — Rated 81 Solutions on Career. Relationships, Health Love S2 99iminute IS - 1-900•-451-4055 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC a•-bwe-.. ever 53 m,dnor readers Only S299 Per min 24 ors 18 y,s plus ' 900-451.3783 1 Engagements SPECIAL OCCASIONS ? I otter personalized beauty. skin care & Image services with a superior product line For a FRIG consultation Please call 905-683-8999 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 ten. Dear mother of Terry and his wife Gmny of Ha- lifax. Susan and her husband John French of Mill- brook Loving Nana to Ashley and Nina Gotten and Jason French and his wife Kelly and Hillary French. Sister of the late Gladys Belchem of England. Friends will be received at the Comstock Funeral Home, 356 Rubidge Street, Peterborough from 7- 9 p m. Tuesday. Service to be held from St. Thomas Anglican Church, Millbrook on Wednesday, July 24. 19% at 11:00 a m with the Reverend Susan Sheen officiating. In memory of Mrs Gotten donations to the Red Cross Society or the Peterborough Civic Hospital Foundation would be appreciated by the family L AYCOE - Frank —ward iW W Il Veteran member of Masonic Lodge. Pickering) quietly on Friday July 19. 1996 at the age of 79 Frank Laycoe beloved husband of Leona (nee Teeble) Loving father of Bill and his wife Joyce. Bob and his wife Sylvia and Bet- a Ann Dear grandfather of Micha,', Mark, Jeffrey, Gregory. Jackie. Brett. Brant and Chris Great- grandfather of Corey. Eric. Chad, Katlyn. Kendal and Ryan Survived by his 4 sisters Frank resided in Ajax for 48 years and owned and operated Frank's Food Market on Tudor St for 22 years A Funeral service was held at MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME. 28 old Kingston Rd_Aiax 428-8488 on Monday July 22. 1996 If desired donations to the Alax & Pickering General Hospital would be appreciated by 'he family • ' Auctions • 1 Auctions • ' Auctions • Auctions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions AUCTION SALE 1696 Bloor St. E COURTICE FLEA MARKET AUCTION BARN Saturday July 27. 11:30 a.m. Viewing: Saturday 10 unu' sale time wicker rocker office chairs washer & ary- er, occasional chairs. coffee & end tables. Portable ba! & st ,ols. collector plates. old dining room Suite. air conditioner, sofa bed. stereo cabinets. old wardrobe & dresser, bedroom suites. glass. china, ceding tans. rocker recliner. stereos & speakers wicker she" unit, pic- tures. lamps, knit knac shelves, butler tables, guitars. colour TV. mirtnbie collection. hockey & baseball cards Wayne Grets- K, no yc: porcelain lolls, bird cages, fish tanks. tools. Items too numerous to mention. Something for every- one Terms: cash, cheque or in!erac Estates & consign- ments welcome Your place or ours AUCTIONEER: Jim McIntyre (905)432-1177 GRIST GALL AUCTION CENTER NEWTONVILLE JULY 26Th, FRIDAY, 6 P.M. Selling a vai i6iy of an- tique articles, old rockers, chairs, dis- play case, advertising articles, brass iron single bed, high chair, crocks, lanterns, buf- fet sideboard, plat- form rocker, pine trunk, collectible dolls (Ashton Drake), tools, ladders, car ramps, tiller, 2 wheel trailer, sunbeam horse clip- pers, power cement trowel, etc. Preview Friday after lunch. Terms: Cash, ap- proved cheque, visa, m/c, interac. AUCTIONEER: FRANK STAPLETON (905) 7862244 A-:' :% SA -E SA" JULY 27. 6 30 P M PETHICK AUCTION BARN. 2498 CONC. RD •8. BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) week we -e.✓ !) be a large vanery of an - IL modem tumrture. '-ctable glass & china. & garde equipment, Ltd Edition all. ap- +-cos & marry, other eshng & unusual •• i Large sale View roma 5 p m Terns are Visa. VC or Debs For mo a info call 1905) 263-4252. Sale managed and soid by Garry K Powell Auc- tions. Appraisals & Liquidations. Spnn3 .1.e late-, avadaak" your :"j-0or ours Clear+ con- ments welcome staining bine W 630 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday July 26 at 5:30 p.m. 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 Grandtather CIOCK :^1a.nut games table• b ft Pine table & 8 ,-.hairs. Maple Dinette suite, Oak Display Cabinet, Walnut 1'2 Moon table. Colonial Chesterfield & chair. Modern Dressers & chests of drawers. Antique platform rocker. Oak rocking chair, washstands. Iron beds, Pine ches- terfield & chair, qty. salt & pepper shakers, qty. cups & saucers, Harvest gold 24 in. electric stove & skgle round oak pedestal table (to be refin ished), Barbers pole coffee & End tables chesterfields, coffee 8 end tables, Co-oi lamps, crocks, 1 lot chain hoist, 2 ton fool lack, Ortman McCair 2hp air compressor 18 ft. Crest Liner boa with 75 Hp Chryssel Motor & trailer, 15 ft Mirro boat with 50 HK Evenrude Motor 8 trailer, plus a qty. chi' na, glass, householc & collectible items. Don & Greg Cordell Auctioneers RR N1 Little Britain (705)786-2183 ES -ATE AUCTION SALE MON. JULY 29TH. 5:30 P.M. 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY �., are sal:,. the es - of Evelyn Cousins )shawa plus oth- including ornately a•.ed Victorian sofa. .: Oak diner) ban & all feet), dressers. !i^ its. new furniture. -e good antiques, our tables. etc '�".•e details on Sun - Id, Viewing from ,--i Monday McLean Auction & Liquidation 686-3291 432-2836 M AT 6 P.M. =or John TSourounisl T 'North York Held at G _dwood Commun- ^y Centre Hwy 47 In .-dwood Multi Saeed 3.4 hp floor rnodel drill press. 36 wood lathe 1'2 hp - with acc: and other tools, ant. quarter oak Clerks stool w prig leather seat, ref ma- ple dresser w mirror; drop leaf maple coffee table; walnut square library bookcase: chests of drawers; large pine rocking chair; maple glider rocker; Art Deco dresser: one piece wall unit; port. colour N; old trunks; adver- tising boxes; personal merchandise scanner; Dot Matrix printer; wood kitchen table; easel: buffet: parlour stove: old Childs sleigh; qty. hockey/ baseball cards (all mint). Large sale, partial listing. A. J. Casson iramed prints 'Thunder Storm', 'Country Store', 'White Village. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 906.640-6411 'HLRS JULY 25 5 P.M. •ubs, approx 300 ~-Jbs. evergreens, ' • Nenng shrubs. ,"ade trees. large .1 per maple trees. 15on king emerald .een derlina, furn - toys. some an- :es, etc at Orval " -ean Auction Cen- Lindsay - Selling ,v ,eral local estates, ,,-.ng fore Alan Law - Fisher Trustee in tea' kruptcy, a quantity 'oys games. elec- :roc cash register. .in .l excellent oak din - rig table and 6 carved _AK chairs. queen i -rte style cedar .:nest• excellent ma- ple villas furniture, all dike new, antique plat- form rocker. excellent Klar peppier Chester - and chair, (like new), chest freezer. 'u" size video game. .:fiord harp, file cabi- net. desk chairs. ^and and garden tools. lawn boy mow- er table saw, shop vac, 100 - 8 ftcedar poles, 2 ladies moun- tain bikes. 73 dodge motor home, 80-13 ft. trillium fiberglass trav- el trader, 89 mustang. partial list To consign estates, full house or apartmentfuts, call MCLEAN AUCTION 324.2763 LINDSAY, OR 1.800-46144" TO UST YOUR SALE ON SITE OR AT OUR BARN ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS News Arverttsea Chit dRN 4 eTijeal wwr 11MwIllay to Few3r ft" & as. to 5" Fa. Cab 0 to Ftatee Y~ ad or Ux K 683,dM3 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN 10:30 A M.. SATURDAY JULY 27 r" -re than 65C Items tr;.,m a longtime Lindsay- +• a collector, including Milk Bottlers, Oil Bottles- 5•ralers. Toys, Advertising Signs, Beer Trays, A ,ntrays. Door Bars. Advertising Boxes. Tin Carts. Crocks etc. A;,proximately 50 Round & Square Silk Screen M IK Bottles Silverwood Round & Square Cream -)p - McMullen - Lindsay - Campbeli - Port Hope Rutherford - Plus other Ontario Dairy In all Co- rs. Quart. Pint, 112 Pint & 1 4 Pmt. Plus ap- , xlmatefy 80 Embossed Milk Bottles. Tubes of IVIA Caps etc. Aeoroximately 50 Advertising Signs 68 -Inch R ,Jnd B'A Sign - 48 -Inch Coke Button - 32x24 Gastral Oil Sign - Round BF Goodrich Thermom- rr, r - 12x16 Delaval Cream Separator. Plus oth- e- Son Drink, Cigarette. Old Company signs etc A, proximately 20 Crocks St John's Pottery 2 - Gallon Blue Flower - The Vera Carbonate of C;pper• Toronto - 2 -Gallon Thoman F Hannan ti'+'. to Merchant. 834 Yonge St. - 12 Gallon R S D-,niop & Co. Wine Merchant Brantford etc. Approximately 250 Tins Supertest - B/A - White Rse - Shen - Texaco - Gulf Havobne - Mobil OII - Cr,wn Rex Club - King George Navy - Oki Chum Black Cat etc. and Quentrty, of Cottee, Tea. Bis - ::&I. Shortening Powder etc Quantity of Toys Wyan Done 20 -Inch Red & Yellow Dump Truck, 29 -Inch Budry L Baby Ruth Transport - 36 -Inch Murray Pedal Tractor - Straw Rocking Horse - Smokeyr & The Bandit Truck - Dinky Toys - Match Box & Husky Cars & Trucks etc. Fruit Jars: Beaver Quart - Beehive Ouart - An- chor Quart - Darling Imperial Print Blue Quart Best - Blue & Purple Beaver Duan - T Eaton Pint etc. Bottles: Blue Seltzer London - White Seltzer Tor- onto - Pop Bottles. Including W H Martin, Lind- say, Port Perry, Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton. Beer Bottles Approximately 20 Cast Iron Seats: Toronto $34 - Percival - Buckeye - Massey - Toronto The Rake Toronto etc. Oil Bottles: Shell - Red Indian - Emarco - Mon- treal Door Push Bars: Coke - 7 Up - Tea - Soft Drink - Civarette etc. Insulators: Purple - Amber - Light & Dark Green - Camival Beer Trays & Porcelain Ash Trays: Dawes Black Horse Dow - Frontenac Molson - Kings Beer - Labatts etc. Miscellaneous: Advertising boxes - Cigarette Paper Holder & Match Folders - Playboy Maga- zines ('60s 70s & 80s) - Approx. 800 Licence Plates (1920s to 70s), Baby Stroller Circa 1860 - Scooter - Balloon Tire Bicycle From 1950 - 2 School Beds - 1950's Pay Telephone This is a very Large soft for a Ibngdtne Lindsay -area collector giving up his collection due to hea1i problems. NO RESERVE DON & GREG CORNER. AUCTIONEERS RR #1 Little Britain (705)786-2183 Vacation• I Mortgages, RG. MASSAGE THERA- RAP Properties • Insurance PIST. ,RMTI. room avail able for rent In extremely busy holistic health centre MORTGAGES - Good. 100 clients daily, call Rox- $3500 full priced. Seclud- bad and ugly Financing for anne 905.619-2639 ed wooded Trailer lot, ad- any purpose. rates from lacent to huge county for- 595°, All applicationsdic- ast, good road. sandy cepted Community Finan- UE Personals beach, fishing. Cobourg pal Services 668-6805 area t41S)431 1555 • Business I BORED ONTARIO ffre Camper pportunities HOUSEWIVES - names & Trailer Sites private phone numbers. 1 - RED SETTER RESORT 'a-' campground anc cottage resort on the Trent Large spacious sites Fun hook-up from 5825 2 and 3 bedroom cottages from S350week Rec Tan, store. Pool . lake'IDn! swimming, !,,rating, fishing 905 +6-08C7 -05-778-3096 Decorating Den is now expanj riy in this area C - mplete training Panned advertising P•oven business plan Home based Lcw Investment 1-800-263-0242 --451 3638 ext 704. S329,mm, must be 18 T - tone EVANLY RAYS P211ce Jsr — Rated 81 Solutions on Career. Relationships, Health Love S2 99iminute IS - 1-900•-451-4055 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC a•-bwe-.. ever 53 m,dnor readers Only S299 Per min 24 ors 18 y,s plus ' 900-451.3783 1 Engagements SPECIAL OCCASIONS ? I otter personalized beauty. skin care & Image services with a superior product line For a FRIG consultation Please call 905-683-8999 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 ten. Dear mother of Terry and his wife Gmny of Ha- lifax. Susan and her husband John French of Mill- brook Loving Nana to Ashley and Nina Gotten and Jason French and his wife Kelly and Hillary French. Sister of the late Gladys Belchem of England. Friends will be received at the Comstock Funeral Home, 356 Rubidge Street, Peterborough from 7- 9 p m. Tuesday. Service to be held from St. Thomas Anglican Church, Millbrook on Wednesday, July 24. 19% at 11:00 a m with the Reverend Susan Sheen officiating. In memory of Mrs Gotten donations to the Red Cross Society or the Peterborough Civic Hospital Foundation would be appreciated by the family L AYCOE - Frank —ward iW W Il Veteran member of Masonic Lodge. Pickering) quietly on Friday July 19. 1996 at the age of 79 Frank Laycoe beloved husband of Leona (nee Teeble) Loving father of Bill and his wife Joyce. Bob and his wife Sylvia and Bet- a Ann Dear grandfather of Micha,', Mark, Jeffrey, Gregory. Jackie. Brett. Brant and Chris Great- grandfather of Corey. Eric. Chad, Katlyn. Kendal and Ryan Survived by his 4 sisters Frank resided in Ajax for 48 years and owned and operated Frank's Food Market on Tudor St for 22 years A Funeral service was held at MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME. 28 old Kingston Rd_Aiax 428-8488 on Monday July 22. 1996 If desired donations to the Alax & Pickering General Hospital would be appreciated by 'he family • ' Auctions • 1 Auctions • ' Auctions • Auctions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions AUCTION SALE 1696 Bloor St. E COURTICE FLEA MARKET AUCTION BARN Saturday July 27. 11:30 a.m. Viewing: Saturday 10 unu' sale time wicker rocker office chairs washer & ary- er, occasional chairs. coffee & end tables. Portable ba! & st ,ols. collector plates. old dining room Suite. air conditioner, sofa bed. stereo cabinets. old wardrobe & dresser, bedroom suites. glass. china, ceding tans. rocker recliner. stereos & speakers wicker she" unit, pic- tures. lamps, knit knac shelves, butler tables, guitars. colour TV. mirtnbie collection. hockey & baseball cards Wayne Grets- K, no yc: porcelain lolls, bird cages, fish tanks. tools. Items too numerous to mention. Something for every- one Terms: cash, cheque or in!erac Estates & consign- ments welcome Your place or ours AUCTIONEER: Jim McIntyre (905)432-1177 GRIST GALL AUCTION CENTER NEWTONVILLE JULY 26Th, FRIDAY, 6 P.M. Selling a vai i6iy of an- tique articles, old rockers, chairs, dis- play case, advertising articles, brass iron single bed, high chair, crocks, lanterns, buf- fet sideboard, plat- form rocker, pine trunk, collectible dolls (Ashton Drake), tools, ladders, car ramps, tiller, 2 wheel trailer, sunbeam horse clip- pers, power cement trowel, etc. Preview Friday after lunch. Terms: Cash, ap- proved cheque, visa, m/c, interac. AUCTIONEER: FRANK STAPLETON (905) 7862244 A-:' :% SA -E SA" JULY 27. 6 30 P M PETHICK AUCTION BARN. 2498 CONC. RD •8. BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) week we -e.✓ !) be a large vanery of an - IL modem tumrture. '-ctable glass & china. & garde equipment, Ltd Edition all. ap- +-cos & marry, other eshng & unusual •• i Large sale View roma 5 p m Terns are Visa. VC or Debs For mo a info call 1905) 263-4252. Sale managed and soid by Garry K Powell Auc- tions. Appraisals & Liquidations. Spnn3 .1.e late-, avadaak" your :"j-0or ours Clear+ con- ments welcome staining bine W 630 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday July 26 at 5:30 p.m. 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 Grandtather CIOCK :^1a.nut games table• b ft Pine table & 8 ,-.hairs. Maple Dinette suite, Oak Display Cabinet, Walnut 1'2 Moon table. Colonial Chesterfield & chair. Modern Dressers & chests of drawers. Antique platform rocker. Oak rocking chair, washstands. Iron beds, Pine ches- terfield & chair, qty. salt & pepper shakers, qty. cups & saucers, Harvest gold 24 in. electric stove & skgle round oak pedestal table (to be refin ished), Barbers pole coffee & End tables chesterfields, coffee 8 end tables, Co-oi lamps, crocks, 1 lot chain hoist, 2 ton fool lack, Ortman McCair 2hp air compressor 18 ft. Crest Liner boa with 75 Hp Chryssel Motor & trailer, 15 ft Mirro boat with 50 HK Evenrude Motor 8 trailer, plus a qty. chi' na, glass, householc & collectible items. Don & Greg Cordell Auctioneers RR N1 Little Britain (705)786-2183 ES -ATE AUCTION SALE MON. JULY 29TH. 5:30 P.M. 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY �., are sal:,. the es - of Evelyn Cousins )shawa plus oth- including ornately a•.ed Victorian sofa. .: Oak diner) ban & all feet), dressers. !i^ its. new furniture. -e good antiques, our tables. etc '�".•e details on Sun - Id, Viewing from ,--i Monday McLean Auction & Liquidation 686-3291 432-2836 M AT 6 P.M. =or John TSourounisl T 'North York Held at G _dwood Commun- ^y Centre Hwy 47 In .-dwood Multi Saeed 3.4 hp floor rnodel drill press. 36 wood lathe 1'2 hp - with acc: and other tools, ant. quarter oak Clerks stool w prig leather seat, ref ma- ple dresser w mirror; drop leaf maple coffee table; walnut square library bookcase: chests of drawers; large pine rocking chair; maple glider rocker; Art Deco dresser: one piece wall unit; port. colour N; old trunks; adver- tising boxes; personal merchandise scanner; Dot Matrix printer; wood kitchen table; easel: buffet: parlour stove: old Childs sleigh; qty. hockey/ baseball cards (all mint). Large sale, partial listing. A. J. Casson iramed prints 'Thunder Storm', 'Country Store', 'White Village. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 906.640-6411 'HLRS JULY 25 5 P.M. •ubs, approx 300 ~-Jbs. evergreens, ' • Nenng shrubs. ,"ade trees. large .1 per maple trees. 15on king emerald .een derlina, furn - toys. some an- :es, etc at Orval " -ean Auction Cen- Lindsay - Selling ,v ,eral local estates, ,,-.ng fore Alan Law - Fisher Trustee in tea' kruptcy, a quantity 'oys games. elec- :roc cash register. .in .l excellent oak din - rig table and 6 carved _AK chairs. queen i -rte style cedar .:nest• excellent ma- ple villas furniture, all dike new, antique plat- form rocker. excellent Klar peppier Chester - and chair, (like new), chest freezer. 'u" size video game. .:fiord harp, file cabi- net. desk chairs. ^and and garden tools. lawn boy mow- er table saw, shop vac, 100 - 8 ftcedar poles, 2 ladies moun- tain bikes. 73 dodge motor home, 80-13 ft. trillium fiberglass trav- el trader, 89 mustang. partial list To consign estates, full house or apartmentfuts, call MCLEAN AUCTION 324.2763 LINDSAY, OR 1.800-46144" TO UST YOUR SALE ON SITE OR AT OUR BARN ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS News Arverttsea Chit dRN 4 eTijeal wwr 11MwIllay to Few3r ft" & as. to 5" Fa. Cab 0 to Ftatee Y~ ad or Ux K 683,dM3 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN 10:30 A M.. SATURDAY JULY 27 r" -re than 65C Items tr;.,m a longtime Lindsay- +• a collector, including Milk Bottlers, Oil Bottles- 5•ralers. Toys, Advertising Signs, Beer Trays, A ,ntrays. Door Bars. Advertising Boxes. Tin Carts. Crocks etc. A;,proximately 50 Round & Square Silk Screen M IK Bottles Silverwood Round & Square Cream -)p - McMullen - Lindsay - Campbeli - Port Hope Rutherford - Plus other Ontario Dairy In all Co- rs. Quart. Pint, 112 Pint & 1 4 Pmt. Plus ap- , xlmatefy 80 Embossed Milk Bottles. Tubes of IVIA Caps etc. Aeoroximately 50 Advertising Signs 68 -Inch R ,Jnd B'A Sign - 48 -Inch Coke Button - 32x24 Gastral Oil Sign - Round BF Goodrich Thermom- rr, r - 12x16 Delaval Cream Separator. Plus oth- e- Son Drink, Cigarette. Old Company signs etc A, proximately 20 Crocks St John's Pottery 2 - Gallon Blue Flower - The Vera Carbonate of C;pper• Toronto - 2 -Gallon Thoman F Hannan ti'+'. to Merchant. 834 Yonge St. - 12 Gallon R S D-,niop & Co. Wine Merchant Brantford etc. Approximately 250 Tins Supertest - B/A - White Rse - Shen - Texaco - Gulf Havobne - Mobil OII - Cr,wn Rex Club - King George Navy - Oki Chum Black Cat etc. and Quentrty, of Cottee, Tea. Bis - ::&I. Shortening Powder etc Quantity of Toys Wyan Done 20 -Inch Red & Yellow Dump Truck, 29 -Inch Budry L Baby Ruth Transport - 36 -Inch Murray Pedal Tractor - Straw Rocking Horse - Smokeyr & The Bandit Truck - Dinky Toys - Match Box & Husky Cars & Trucks etc. Fruit Jars: Beaver Quart - Beehive Ouart - An- chor Quart - Darling Imperial Print Blue Quart Best - Blue & Purple Beaver Duan - T Eaton Pint etc. Bottles: Blue Seltzer London - White Seltzer Tor- onto - Pop Bottles. Including W H Martin, Lind- say, Port Perry, Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton. Beer Bottles Approximately 20 Cast Iron Seats: Toronto $34 - Percival - Buckeye - Massey - Toronto The Rake Toronto etc. Oil Bottles: Shell - Red Indian - Emarco - Mon- treal Door Push Bars: Coke - 7 Up - Tea - Soft Drink - Civarette etc. Insulators: Purple - Amber - Light & Dark Green - Camival Beer Trays & Porcelain Ash Trays: Dawes Black Horse Dow - Frontenac Molson - Kings Beer - Labatts etc. Miscellaneous: Advertising boxes - Cigarette Paper Holder & Match Folders - Playboy Maga- zines ('60s 70s & 80s) - Approx. 800 Licence Plates (1920s to 70s), Baby Stroller Circa 1860 - Scooter - Balloon Tire Bicycle From 1950 - 2 School Beds - 1950's Pay Telephone This is a very Large soft for a Ibngdtne Lindsay -area collector giving up his collection due to hea1i problems. NO RESERVE DON & GREG CORNER. AUCTIONEERS RR #1 Little Britain (705)786-2183 r' r CIA at�en�1 11 U%IE SEEKING tiE` IFE LONG LOVE. 27 Year 114 S'£ ak Ito ponds. EWY ■■nw %&)OL Br mot" ad mak. LDObg a a hn4 CoOrbome. tat OIL ern• gra wrwe aro for a tams lag tam rMawAq BOX 13953 OLD F490O ED GUY, 42 Mae oK ST bm* won Dao d ifto (ON MM 1S. ad 111311 13 1% S" fornear to More M W4 std bn at koe pewnrl'+ QuaOm rd No to flue ied0r0e a same of Amor bw of be* NM krrldl prdlw ng etk ren. Lod" a a ofd I ' 9" wig t Mart n pohlold BOX 16339 ROMANnt AT HEART. Looltng for a seal coag pence oft is h, I Nd reark. Samrme wk nm a geed sow of heam0. Mpye _'- W! q ad dorm n M tme4Y I YOUR OWN: SK DOW 9" me a as, BOX 19100 WANT MORE HEAT. Pwdy OrleelIt ss+lcM 9 for eI 49 gee ale did art M it 90 a M FaSu n w's Thu" n n - Cor Sorry ! haw wand W aro PWM cd BOX 31644 SINGLE WRITE UDM. NOW d twobah■g a a man23ro30.r1oMdeI sedtal"amel ■ brag. Same Of WARW a ■IOL I IN womb We YD• Oem CA BOX 2720 WDEPERDENT PrObaeOrer al"rnpa"t allimm . Moab Ian. NO "M ppb. ave 1+II. Sawa nM tnoa, 1 grim- 4 r 64, of ward w to Mee- owmm Lars lel BOX :ANGER YALE WANTED. Yon weaker. d -L corm of k w. do er I I no Ywq cob ewer no Ire red d ow r ,pard "Wo r ; an ST 130 NO. a" "Q wepgea Chad I ow. Box 2!279 ARE YOU RICH- Tax ad few be* w01 Ing red Me Em" Drawn, Yeo nxw ad e-9 'ataraws Ya 0 W and to be gegsdrt Poo nM a w¢ peVdasdL $01 1145 NO HEAD GAMES Setas maws +p 41 ST ad "a mmdt hear weft Norio oat =M.4 bong rk me4wcycMt 5lwtrq a gatMmee mea www 1rw ro pee a ■/t 511'i d W aawk M poudt BOX 11503 SEXY AID ADVENTUROUS, 19. Iwro. 1.7 ,hie W4 LZ IrdL Sotwp 1 No mil Wal MIOWa row cksrat M beU. "WT" at a Isom ludo a a beg Ma91No+arws• 101 I4= ATTRACTIVE E Wave Of Mo W- brat ST W b spot Ew" rrwt 9A coo and dlmq mt. seer" a hot oq oto "mom s•o911 ire art 35 to Q sty wow to hod- 00 ort0 0 w tl omw t41as I- 1 sox 11415 .OVE AFFECTION_ 31 Year 134 ST rill cru. 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BOX 14016 I'LL PLAY YOU A SONG. 1t ►Sr aM snob who EASY GOWC 24 Teter ad atracnre. anw pour- ed. woe armee male i lm 1rM and cans fonsllg7 Tian CA 130K 3101 FOREMEN YOl#sG YOwvee mel. q, ltd not n snap and OttawaaW is do 0like a Yoe pleom respod. BOX 2" meb. S -it'. 180 ponos ertll prom hm. F,Aoye I employed Ul tine LOOkwg a a A•l9t nom a +DDet+tla or Wt. are overdue n file's weoy- BOX-ARAMA. Too merry to ax. to pad Taaad od TAACITIONAL YALE Very lag wsbe 21 ye■ ak proresswny nW S " WIN pounds EnpT wor" Wad 0"ng gu1Ar S1mng a Ian tem nt90-%4 .41, a mann •onan. BOX 11912 bmao for a wa4ronwkp and to do targt -Ch 11A some r. HopeAde stv d be 5'6' a k1m. ege Wt I SOUL VA'E NAN'LO. 33 Tar arc protssonar No Oa DopPas. palmMo Softu, 1, sufte, a 10 Y40S or. boa. � 0;e 0V musty 015 err tarp- WANTED Hanrorra gersomal 6' 165 oafs ae•ePorw 9OX 13111 I 51' aducbm mokom -** h8W hulbY. hL wglt follit )DID Aq keds, men mo ail haw torics Snkrq a burr NO a kd M- ail pocket . 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Durham's business communitx will he cruising for contacts when the Klancx II sets sail from 1-0ronto Harbour. 1 -he cruise is sponsored by the Joint Beards of 'I'radc and the Charnhcrs of Commerce of Durham Rc_ion. and allows busi- ncss people to mini-flc and with over IM others from across Durham. The yacht sets sail on Tuesdax. Au,-,. '_U at 0:30 p.m. and returns at I0:30 p.m. i Icket, are S50 per person or S95 per couple. -1'hc price includes the cruise. hot and cold buf- fet. danem,_. door prves and transportation to Harhourtrtint. Tickets can he reserNed hx call the Whitb% Chamber of Commerce at 608-4',06. Canadians love their credit unions Credit unions rant, among the top scr%ice pru.rder, to Canadians, surpassme, hank, and trust cumpamcs. a national survcx has found Of the 9.(MN) people palled. SS per cent gave credit unions "good-- or "excellent` raun_-, in the catcgory of indixidual scr%ice pray i„ r, Crcdit unions also exceeded other pro\ ider, cc t h highest percentage of "excellent" ratines. Conducted hx A.C. Nielsen in March and co- sponsored bx the N,itnmal Qualitx Institute and the C'unsumcrs Association of Canada. the survcx was the first national pall tit consumers's attitudes towards the quality of goods and scrn ices they purchase. Ontario's credit unions serxe 1.7 million mcm- hen. Across Canada. there are more than IO mil- lion members. Your Business is on the Net! If ,ou're inside surfing this week. he sure to check out Your Business on the Internet. We can he reached through yourr - ware at www.dudurhamam- news.net (make sure you create a bookmark'). From there, click on the Magazine icon and enjoy your stay with us. See y ou on the Net' photo h} Run Pictroniru A new business beat... 1'0t'tiG ENTREPRENEUR: Craig McMillan's new coffee house is a throwback to another cra, but all of lodaN's ideas are behind it. The Different Drum Cafe, however, has youthful vigor and grand ideas behind it. See the story on page 8. Zellers to absorb Pharrn:u'ies at Zellers stores will absorb the new $2 fee on prescriptions for low- income senior citizens and welfare recipi- ents. This means the maximum drug dispens- ing fee at most Zellers pharmacies will be limited to $4.11 for prescriptions covered under the Ontario Drug Benefits (ODB ) plan. Financial Intelligence & Personal Portfolio Manager W Portfolio Strategies * MPS aad RM e Retirement Planning FfiltaixialAidvisory Services :z e Tax Reduction = + Personal FfimxialSi Geg s Fstate Planning h -0 Independent Investment R carch MotntrtWoToronto•Vzwouver ,Vatio►ia/Preww untb offices across Canada excellence in Durham Regionai agenc _t' helps fir,, is achieve highest level of quality' and productivit-N, By Stephen Lategan Special to Your Business 1,.%en in Canada's best -run compa- r,:rs. quality is the most under-estimat- : d ,t,pecl of doing business. According to Richard Hadden. : \ccutiyc director uC the Bureau for i \:cllcncc in Durham Region, —Me , � Ist of cluing things wrung. rework. 'Aastc and customer dissatisfaction ,klin times can he 20 lu 40 per cent of he cost of the sale." Far three years, the non-profit hurcau has served as an independent community initiative designed to increase the awareness and encourage the use of total quality principles in every local organiiauon. A metallurgical engineer by profes- sion, Dr. Haddcn wasinvited to head up the Bureau li)r Excellence when local business leaders decided on a "quality first" approach to improving business in Durham. 1 -he adoption of quality principles. he helicyes, eliminates wasted costs. increases product ivily, profitability. efficiency and competitiveness. In a nutshell, quality principles are leadership, listening to the %oice of the Please see BUREAU...page 3 new $2 prescription fee in Ontario "Zellers is aware that this new fee will net income below $16,018, senior couples have a significant impact on ODB recipi- with a combined income below $24,175 and encs;' says Bob Seibel, pharmacy general recipients of social assistance (including manager for Zellers. those living in nursing homes, homes for the "We are making health care a little easier p aged and homes for special care.) on their pocket books." Seniors whose incomes are higher than The $2 fee per prescription was put into those limits will pay the fust $100 of pres- plac:e July 15 by the Ontario government riptions for the first year and then pay a por- and applies to single seniors with an annual tion of the $6. I I dispensing fee after that. 111 E ,gook Appy Now for Coflifrp tory Portfolio Anaosis or UAW Coxsoltation Measure Your Investment Perfortmmwe Serving Durham Region since 1999 Fax (905) 5762552 PAGE 2 YOUR BUSINESS, July 24,1996 Electronic Data Systsems EDS flies solo in friendly split from GM By Jacquie McInnes Special to Your Business Oh, to be a fly on Ross Perot's wall. It v.ould be interesting to know what the eccentric founder of Electronic Data Systems Corporation, known as EDS. thinks of his former company's return to independence. The information technology (IT) prov►der split off from General Motors (who bought the compam in 19R -I) early last month. EDS. with revenues of over $12 billion in 1995. left the auto giant with a tax-free stock exchanee deal that included a halfbillion dollar set- tlement fir GM and a 1(-vcar ser- vice agreement. The move gives the company the freedom to expand into markets they couldn't access under G%l ow,ner- ship. says EDS Canada's Executive Vice -President Mike Cardiff. "The split -off will actually allow us to sell into some areas of G%l we haven't been able to before;' he notes. -It opens up new markets for us: new n, nrkets in the automotive industry and also in the aerospace in dustry " A1r. Cardiff points out that the split -off will improve the company's flexibility within the marketplace and give it the ability to operate more efficiently. "Now we can move quickl% once a decision has been made:' he says. "Being part of any big company means that the decision making process is slowed down. "In the past if we've done acqui- sitions. we had to do them with cash. Now we can do them with stock and that's a hig advantage toxo:' he adds. GNI spokesperson Stew Low says the automaker views the split - off as a win-win situation. "A -s we MOVING ON EDS Canada President and Chief Executive Officer Sheelagh %Vittakcr and Executive Vice -President Mike Cardiff are lead- ing the information technology company in a new direction. EDS recent- ly split off from GM to explore new business opportunities. got into the '90s and information systems matured, it became apparent that EDS was better served by becoming completely independent of GM.' says Mr. Low. Of the 10 -year agreement- Mr. Low, maintains, "EDS will continue to lox: a main supplier of information and data services to us. We fully expect it will be a successful rela- tionship as it was in the past:' The 10 -year agreement guaran- tees that EDS will continue to be the automaker's principal provider of information technology services dunng that time perkxd with the pos- sibility for an extension. GM gets the option of out -sourc- ing a limited portion of its IT service requiremenLs and will also receive rate reduc- tions in certain information processing and communica- tions services. In EDS' Whitby office there has been a significant amount of movement recently, including a move by some employees to the Toronto head office. But, the Dilbert I COULDN'T HELP NOTICING I FIXED THE 8UG5 IT WOK I TOOK THE THE DUGS IN 714E AND TIGHTENED THE M THREE LIBERTY OF PKOC,i�AM ON THIS OLD CODE FROM TWELVE MOI' HS UPDATING 1AXA DISKETTE You T>;REI,J T 14OUSAND LI NES TO "TO WRITE RE SUr1E . I'M AWAY. 5111TEE4. THAT GUESSING ';JUIL t PP&G" NEED IT SOON VMODUCING The smallest, lightest cellular phone in the world! SHOWN HERE ACTUAL SIZE' office in Whitby is here to stay, says Mr. Cardiff, and the move has noth- ing to do with the split -off, he main- tains. It's just a part of EDS' contin- ued work toward a more efficient operation. "GM has always been our largest customer and 1 foresee that continu- ing for a long time:' he says. Part of the EDS philosophy is to keep a team clone to the customer and with 36 per cent of their revenue generat- ed by GM. there's a high demand for a Durham -based office. While the corporation has down- sized certain areas of its operation (worldwide) through early retire- ment packages, it has replaced those employees with hiring in other areas. "it was more of a re -skilling:' clarifies Mr. Cardiff, who notes that EDS Canada has grown from 1,700 employees in 1994 with revenues of 5300 million to 2,(0) employees today with revenues postetl at over $4x55 million. With '96 hx)king good and another record quarter -year of revenue growth under their belt, the Canadian team is poised to hold its place as one of the country's leading sources of information technology and business management. In addition to General Motors, Canadian clients include the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, the Ontario government, the: federal government and, moist FACTS: ♦ THE COMPANY: EDS Canada, founded in 1985 after GM merger in 1984 THE BUSINESS: Information Technology provider for businesses globally. EMPLOYEES: 2,400 in Canada, 95,000 worldwide. REVENUES: $455 million in Canada in 1995, $12.42 billion worldwide. MANDATE: To provide a complete range of manage- ment consulting and infor- mation technology services to an ever-expanding cus- tomer base. recently. American Express, which has just awarded EDS Canada with a contract for its call centre. "We see continued success and growth in Canada with GM and sorra: of our other customers:' says Mr. Cardiff. And, as the old saying goes, you can't argue with success. Are You Playing R O U With Your Business DATA? KEEP YOUR CUSTOMERS & YOUR REVENUES FACT Every machine will eventualty break down. 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E. a Strathy Road Unit 02 (Just Ea Oshawa Cobour9 Oshaw8 (905) 373-4475 Bell Mobility" r AEG wins big VDIUR BUSINESS, .hilly 24,1996 PAGE 3 Who's Who in Durham Business New businesses, grand openings, expansions, etc., etc. Ajax -Lased AEG Sorting Systems has won the United a States Postal Service's presti- gious Quality Supplier Award for the third year in a row. 13:` AEG Sorting Systems, located on Hunt Street, is 'he first company ever to win the award for three consecutive years. At a reception held at AEG, Rick Osbum, manager ACHIEVERS: AEG Sorting Systems accepted an of the Postal Service's pur- award recently from the United States Postal Service. chasing centre in Topeka. On hand for the unveiling of the award plaque were Kansas, presented the award (from left) Rick Osburn, manager of the Postal Service to the firm's 65 employees. Purchasing Centre, Douglas Carl, president of Ajax's With him was Mark Nepi, AEG Sorting Systems and Mark Nepi, manager of manager of process improve- process improvements for the U.S. Postal Service. ment at the service's head - quarters in Washington, D.C. Carl said winning the award erized, automated address Postmaster General three years running is a reading and mail sorting Marvin Runyon says AEG "tremendous achievement" equipment, services and had to excel in every area for the employees and suppli- spare parts to national postal tested during a seven -step er partners of AEG. services in Canada and the evaluation in order to win in AEG was one of 13 win- U.S. .AEG is the Canadian the small business-manufac- ners of the supplier awards unit of Daimler -Benz's postal turfing category. given out by the Postal automation division with AEG president and chief Service. The firm, incotporat- headquarters in Konstanz, executive officer Douglas E. ed in 1946, provides comput- Germany. Mary Kay car winner in Oshawa Claudette Godin, of Oshawa, has been awarded a new red Pontiac Grand Am for her success in sales with :Mary Kay Cosmetics Ltd. Ms. Godin met specific sales targets during a qualifi- cation period to earn the car. She began her career as an independent beauty consul- tant with the Mary Kay com- pany in 1992. While Mary Kay awards nearly $38 million in prizes annually, the cars are the most sought-after. Mary Kay Cosmetics Ltd. is the Canadian subsidiary of Mary Kay Inc., of Dallas, one of the largest direct sellers of skin care products in North America. The Mary Kay company `ias a sales force (' more than 475.IX1t1 independent beauty consultants in 25 countries around the world. Drum please... roll For information on the school call 427-8489. A young Ajax musician is starting a private drum school this September. Rob Brown. a former stu- dent at Ajax High School and a drummer and composer. has been playing drums for six years. Starting Sept. 3, he intends to teach people to play the drums the same way he learned — by ear. He said his drum school will offer "drum training" rather than drum lessons. There will be two It -month courses for beginners and advagced students. He said beginners will get to play right away while advanced students will learn things they won't find in other lesson programs. Specialty courses will also be available. A drum seminar will be held at Ajax Community Centre to introduce the school and outline courses in August. Toasting a new business venture A new winemakine busi- ness has opened in Whitby. Whitby Winemaker is now open at 209 Dundas St. E. with its epirance on Grczn Street. People can drop in, pick their favorite wine and take 10 minutes to get it started. They can then return in 30 days or more and bottle it. The store is open Tuesday to Friday from noon to 8 p m.. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 3 p.m. For information call i 665-'IKINE. Bureau rovldes glin se into Durham's business future FROM PAGE I I there are 50 local companies on their way to nesses in Canada are beginning to recognize customer, teamwork and problem -solving. "When people are sitting down as a group:' says Dr. Hadden, "they will generate more ideas and more solutions than even the most brilliant individual" In Durham, ISO 9000, an internationally recognized quality assurance standard. `:as been difficult to attain, purely because its high cost of imple- mentation is beyond �.:. the resources of the Region's predomi- nantly small and medium-sized busi- nesses. Without it, companies are pre- vented from compet- ing on selected inter- national contracts which require ISO approval. But for RICHARD three years, the HADDEN � Bureau has made it a reality for many `More ideas, businesses. more solutions' It has formed consortiums of 10 companies which share the cost of a trainer over 12 months, as well as sharing information and experiences. Because of the cost-sharing initiative being ISO approved, Dr. Hadden says. " I believe, in Durham Region, we have more companies pursuing ISO 9000 certifi- cation than any other community in Canada:' he adds. Another incentive the organization has created is an award for excellence, the first of which was presented in April of this year, and which recognized 15 companies for their achievement or commitment to quality principles. The criteria for the award, the only one of its kind in Canada, according to Dr. Hadden, "are the prevailing principles that exist in world-class organizations". Dr. Hadden feels that we in Canada have the best -educated workforce in the world, as this, as well as the importance of being will- ing to introduce positive change. ..N(I longer are we sectorial, no longer are we domestic. We're in a global economy, with all the pressures of international com- petitiveness:' says Dr. Hadden. "We've been used to saving to our work- force 'park your brains at the door, all we want is your arms and legs'. Now we're say- ing 'what we want is your creativity, your innovation, your commitment, your prob- lem -solving."' Canada is implementing changes at an increasing rate, but Dr. Hadden fears we still aren't doing it as quickly as some of our international competitors. well as the best technology, and an infra- -If you depend totally structure that's "second to none". Yet, he on your Canadian market, says, "we're not competitive". you're going to die;' he International competitors put all of their says. energy into making a good product, and every minute an employee is working, he's adding value, not defects. Those companies have in effect identified the 20 to 40 per cent non -quality cost and elimi- nated it, so the customer receives non -defective items at a competi- tive cost. However many who run busi- But there are success stories. Here in Durham, companies such as Consumer Gas. Davis and Henderson Intercheques. Lofthouse Brass. Ideal Glass and Mirror Makers — all award recipients — do busi- ness around the world. The Bureau's success has meant that Dr. Hadden will sown he driving a provincial program on behalf of the National Quality Institute to identify communities which have or are interested in similar initiatives. He envisages a national network of such organizations one day. A think it's a compliment to Durham Region that we've been asked to do this:' he says. REDUCING THE STRESS OF FINANCIAL PLANNING lyffm F .wV A M t9 ria 335 Owty SL W. Ain 433-15M FORTUNE FINANCIAL GROUP Penrice E-fMI: mrrsp@fortuntfinamial.com ]� Richard S. Price EASTBOUND OR WESTBOUND ... "WE'RE ON YOUR WAY ALL UNDER ONE ROOF" ix. rrrr►.�ssturtritE FAST, FRIENDLY AND CONVENIENT!!! �.HITBY a ; • T = " URT PkCHECK OUT OUR ATRIUM SEATING AREA �,�, �� '01 "' E a & TIM HORTONS WWNDrS DRIVE THRUS S NEWY)M M0. BROCK STREET AND CONSUMER DRIVE AT 401 INTERCHANGE WHITBY r PAVE 4 YOUR BUSINESS, July 24, 1996 Chrysler remains fit and trim For many, the Chrysler Tnnt Plant is an Ajax land - marl.. Chrysler's roots here date back to 19';,. w hen Canadian Automotive Trim Ltd. (CAT) — owned by National Automotive Fibres Inc. — built a 1I8.(")-square-foxwt plant at the corner of Mackeniic Avenue and Bav 1v Read. That makes the trim plant one of the oldest industries in a town that sprang up in tlk late 1910s with the creation of a muni- tions plant during the Seck nd World N-'ar. The trim plant has gone through man,* chanecs since it opened w Ith S— employees to pro- duce intend r auto- motive tnm for the "big four" car com- panies — Chrvslcr. General Motors. Ford and American Motors (the latter was purchased by Chrysler about a decade ago.) in 1958. CAT was purchased by Young Spring and \Vire Co., which was in turn purchased by Chrti slcr Canaria Ltd. in 1964 The plant expanded to 239,()(X) square feet in 196" and employment reached 750. By 1973, the plant employed 1.500 In 1979, it assumed a major portion of Lyons Tnm Plant which closed its opera- tion in Michigan. In 1983, the plant began supplying seat covers and doors fix all new Chrysler minivans. By 1987. the plant proxiuced a wide variety of prexluct lines and its employment peaked at 2.200. Five years later, more than 500 employees were trans- ferred to Chrysler's assembly plant in Bramalea. Last year. the plant estab- lished itself as a strictly "cut and sew" operation and it con- tinues to produce seat covers for full-size vans, minivans and Cirrus, Stratus and Neon cars. The plant, which employs 650 and operates on two shifts, produces about 25.000 seat covers a day — enough for 3,166 cars. Those seat covers are shipped to two assembly plants in Windsor and another two south of the border, one in Michigan and the other in Illinois. The transition to a cut and sew operation helped the plant remain competitive, notes labor relations representative Bnan Beaumont. "There are a Io( of plants in the southern United States:' he explains. "Sewing I. very labor intensive and it's there- fore difficult to he competitiyc in an open market" Dcspitc that competition, the Ajax plant has : arncd a solid reputation. last car. for example. representatives !rom Levi Strauss n the United States visited the ;dant -because of the significant •urccss we had in mpro%ing every- thing from through -put time (the time an order I% planed until it's delivered) to the amount of imen- torN we carr%:' notes plant man- ager (lord Mitchell. "W'c are one of Chrysler's leading piants in inventory turn%:' he reports. Inst year. the plant turned its inventory finer about 50 times -- which means it required a new ship- ment of raw material atx)ut even four to fear -and -a -half da -.s. And if the plant consumes $ ; 50J.)(X 1 worth of raw eoods in that time penold. a quick turnover of inventory --means ware not ting up capital:' explains Mr. Mitchell. "'That has been a major part of cor- porate improvement. We have seen a 3W -per -cent improve- ment (in inventory turns) over the past three years through the efforts of our people on the floor and in our inventory department'" Still, the plant isn't content to rest on its laurels, assures Mr. Mitchell, pointing to rep- resentatives who visit other companies to see how it can improve. "We are a learning company. Nc don't believe in doing something just because its right for to day. V1'c're always looking at tomorrow" \Vith the introduction of a new minivan, this ,*ea: Promises to he a successful one for Chn,sler Canada. "This is our hest second quar- ter in pre-tax earnings in our history:' boasts Mr. Mitchell. Operationally. 1995 was the third-best Near in Chrysler Canada's 70 -year history. according to the corporation's annual report. It sold 225,122 „ cars and trucks. earning it a 19.3 per cent share of the combined Canadian passen- ger car and truck market — down just shghti} from the company's 19.7 per cent share of the Canadian vehicle mar- ket the previous year.pay to canvass fellow employ - But firr Chrysler, tilling Ie#� s during the United Way of cars and trucks in not enough. Ajax-Pickering's fund-raising It believes strongly «e _ _.__ campaign. All in giving back to - F I N A N C I A L employees are the community. 335 y y St. W., Ajax (9a Fortuna Finandi encouraged to largely through the donate what they United NL'av earn in 15 minutes ..The corpora- a week — an tion has really amount known as embraced the their "fair share:' united Way as its says r. chanty of choice:' I-larwooxf. explains '`11ke '*When an Harwoxxf, human cmplo-,cc is asked resources manager I h E to donate their fair at the Ajax Trim 11{ share, they know Plant. "\Ve have a H.aK«OOI) what it means. built-in infrastruc They take it Then take it very ture which supports ver} seriously' seriously: that. "he says. Last year. trim Pointing to several employees plant employees donated 1 who) are taken otfthe line with $85.504. FACTS: ♦ THE COMPANY: Chrysler Canada -- Ajax Trim Plant THE BUSINESS: Provides seat covers for variety of Chrysler vehicles. EMPLOYEES: 650 in Ajax. 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Marlene Bray-Trewin is one of a group of a growing group of people that distribute products for this Canadian based company. Last summer she had an opportunity to see a demonstration of Crystal Dawn products and tried their laundry liquid & chlorine free bleach. 1t worked better than any other liquid 1 had used and it contained no harmful chemicals,” she explains. -It has all natural ingredients and is non-toxic which is important when you have small children around." Marlene says their products are made from vegetable based ingredients free of artificial preservatives, colourings and fragrances and are excellent for people with environmental sensitivities. Crystal Dawn products also make sense economically because the concentrated formulas only cost pennies per use. Marlene, along with Crystal Dawn owner Joanne Cochrane, and local distributors Marcia McEwan, Joan Kerr --McKnight, Diane Ploss, Tracy James- Hockin and Barbara North work together demonstrating their products to people who either want to use the products or want to earn a potentially unlimited income as a distributor. Gift baskets are also available for baby showers, wedding showers, house warmings, etc. For more information about these great products or if you're interested in being a distributor call Marlene at 986-5628. Personal Finance YOUR BUSINESS, July 24,1996 PAGE 5 lk(iThe Mutual G"mp Winancial Services Pearson Lanes - 129 Byron St- W-1 Whitby (SOS) Gae-9669 It's never too late to be wealthy By Erin Fairweather Special to Your Business Retirement planning: Words to strike fear into the hearts of many Durham area families still struggling in the long shadow of the past recession. Planning for retirement may seem out of reach on substantially reduced family incomes and devalued homes. Yet baby boomers and those who come after them are fast approaching retirement age with- out assurances from the government that any real financial support will be available to them. "You can't just rely on the government pension:' says Jodie Keast, an agent with Co -Operators Insurance and Financial Services in Ajax, herself a boomer. "I don't think people collecting it now find it really adequate, and for people our age, it's pretty much a given that it won't be there. The baby boomers are increasing the number of pensioners, and there won't be enough people in the workforce under- neath us to support the plan. W'e're the ones who are going to tx: in trouble:' Donna Peddle is 21 years old and study- ing accounting at Durham College. Too young to plan" On the contrary, one of the most popular bits of advice that gets repeated is to start young. Everyone's ambition is to maintain the same lifestyle in retirement they had while they were in the workforce. Saving 10 per cent of your income to age 65 works well toward that goal, if the person starts at around age 20 or 25. %Its. Peddle has invested all her money in her education, however, and says she has noth- ing left over to contribute to retirement, but, "if you don't have it, you can't do iC It is a sentiment that is echoed by many People who cannot imagine a way to shave anything more off their strained budgets, yet it is a dangerous one, warns Lynne Boake, a certified financial planner for Page and Associates in Oshawa. "Every single decision that people make in their life is inextricably connected to every other aspect of their lite, and every time they decide to spend a dollar, they could be spending a dollar that could make a difference for tomorrow;' she states. "Most people don't have the discipline to save that 10 per cent from the time they're 20, and it becomes 30 per cent or something by the time they're 30. It's the discipline of doing it a little at a time as soon as possible that's the most important thing, but if it's later for somebody, they can still use that discipline, it's just going to hurt a little more." Tom Henninger PLAN AHEAD; Lynne Boake. a certiticd financial planner for Page and Assc>Liatcs in Oshawa, says a little today can add up to a lot tomorrow for your retirement. With a little discipline and an early start, retirement planning can become second nature. There are man options available for people of all ages, however. to ensure their nest egg grows to provide a healthy income in your golden years. For people in their 40% and 5Os. retire- ment planning is difficult, as limited time cuts into the amount of interest their sav- ings can earn for them. Ironically, this is often the age when marry people may begin to give their retirement serious thought. For the late planner. however. all may not he lost. "The sooner you start, the sooner you can retire.- Ms. Boake says. "That doesn't mean to say that someone who starts later in life can't knuckle down:' to accu- mulate something to support themselves in retirement. Ms. Boake calculates the retirement fund needs of a hypothetical family earning $40,000 a year, with annual taxes A ally sees this figure as encouraging. ..It's not undo-ahle." she says. "The numbers don't actuall-, workout that had. hccause the savings the -v need to achic%c that are 551st a month, which represents 15 Per cent of the pretax income" at S40,1xM) `Every single decision that people make their lives is inextricably `linked to eves aspect lives...' of $10,000, an a mort- gage payment of $10,000 a year, to be $400,000 by age 65. That $400,000 invest- ed in an RRSP would yield $1,500 a month to supplement estimated government bene- fits of $10,000 annually. Ms. Boake actu- in a year. Owning a home pro- vides a potential source of income for people in retirement, either from a sale or rental. Pat Marione. of Pickering, recently turned 60 and considers herself to tx: in retirement although she works part-time three days a week "just to keep Myself busy". Five years ago she sold her home and put the -maximum allowable into an RRSP to take advan- tage of the tax break. She I' 'th f 'I now ryes wi ami y and says the arrangement is working well. "Another option is a reverse mortgage;" says Ms. Boake. "A trust or insurance company will provide a set amount month- ly to the homeowner, generally based on Per cent of the value of the house. For k;imple. it you had a $200.000 house. you uldget a 550.000 re%erse mortgaue. I hc% then take that S50.(00 equity and an annuity to give you a revenue un of SYX) or 550H0 a month. You don't '1%e to make any payments on that sir) r)tx) mortgage. 'On the day you die, they will come and 'OK. %our house is now heing urld as -,.r, of your estate. 'Here's our mortgage against it: give us ur SSO.(XX) plus the hallooned interest hat has accumulated ~ince we started giv you this money'." It is an option that tit. Kcast sees as a -1,,tcntially more common choice in the uture. At will become more widespread because a lot of people these da,,,, buy a 'cause that's really too expcnsiye for them. ;o they're paying a lot of money out in ntcrest, instead of actually getting, the "norti_age paid off quickly:" she sass. "If jou'yc got a fair hit of equity built up in ,*our house by the time you retire, but you don't ha,c any other funds — mayhe you didn't have enough left over to contribute to an RRSP. but �ou'%e got your house pretty much paid off — you can get one of these reyersc mortgages." `l,. Boake elaborates that although rcyersw mortgages allow the homeowner to get some of the equity hack out of the house without having: to sell. '-it's a real erosion on the famil%.s estate. so if you've got children who arc in line to inherit the house, it's eroding the 6alue of the home. "It's food for those people who have no other resort to have enough mond to li,.e cm." she adds. "It can make the difference between being able to live in your house until the da,* sou die. and haying_• to sell. I view it as a method of last resort." Late planners can also look at mutual funds. its Boakc sa%, that while eery person has an individual profile in terms of what would serge them hest. "mutual funds are certainly the %chicle of choice in this dao. and age as far as dying people the diyersificatiun the% can't get otherwise." The single thing that is true for eyer,*- one at all income levels is that arty steps taken towards planning for retirement are tetter than not actin, at all. A laissez. -faire attitude could unneces- sarily turn the golden vears into the lean years. Ms. Keast advises people of any age to look long and hard at the arrangements they've made. "You have to start somewhere," she says. "The worst mistake is not to plan at all." INSURANCE & FINANCIAL SERVICES LIFE * DISABIITI'Y * HOME * AUTO * MARINE * RRSPs * RRIFs * GICs * FUNDS DID YOU KNOW ... that you can qualify for a car insurance discount as early as age 50! Call us for details at (905) 571-1042 HEINZ HENNINGER INSURANCE BROKER, 342 King Street W., Oshawa PAGE 6 YOUR BUSIRESS, July 24,1996 Financial Intelligence by bill lem Increasing Return while Reducing Risk -- Part II In my previous column. I showed the tremendous bene- fits of increasing rites of return for long -terra invest- ments. At the end of 30 years. for a S 1(1(1,(10!1 portfolio with an eight -per -cent retum. an increase of one per cent meant an overall value of $1.32 mil- lion instead of S 1.0 million or a 32 -per -cent improvement. A two -percent increase is a 3S40ld benefit. turning into $1.77 million. ora 77-1-er-cent improvement. A little increase means a lot. This huge improvement is from compourxiing. The high- er value at the end of the first year creates even more invest- ment return for the following year.: red thereafter, year after year. It becomes much like a runaway snowhal I going downhill, getting bigger. faster. I also covered the treed for average Canadians to become millionaires. It is a necessity just to be able to fund basic retirement lifesty fes and other financial goals. stch as chil- dren's education costs. With dust a small increase in current inflation. the typical capital reed becomes several million dollars. Add more if you consider future reduced or eliminated go, ernment pen- sions arxi henefits, and user fees for health care. Historical track records show that man portfolios have safely achieved com- pound returns of up to 15 per cent. In today's column, 1 will discuss how to increase per- formance while reducing investment risk. Understanding this process will remove investment fear of financial markets. Most investors equate risk to the uncertainty of getting back what is invested. or capi- tal loss. To avoid capital losses many investors only hold investments with an interest income. For them, the risk is subtle, but treacherous, due .o the severe effects of inflation. With lower rates of return, they may fail to achieve their financial and retirement goals. For long-term investors, the risk of capital losses can be overcome. They must choose quality investments, using objective advice and a proven selection process. However, inflation is a permanent risk. Thus, inflation is a far greater risk than stock market crashes. The most volatile asset is stocks, whose values go up and down. Long-term bonds can also be quite volatile as interest rates change. With quality investments, volatility is only a short-term risk. Over the long-term, the .....,.,.. . values move upward, with fluctuations along the way. Given time, the capital losses of short-term fluctua- tions disappear. Stocks outper- form other asset classes over time because the up years more than compensate for the down years. The high return for stocks is attractive, but the benefits of including low volatility assets arc essential. A portfolio must balance against volatility (short-term capital losses) and insufficient return ( severe effects of long- term inflation). Guarding 100 per cent against both is not possible. They are at opposite ends of the investment return .spectrum. The solution is a trideofl', by diversifying a portfolio to reduce nsk. Each investor needs an asset allocation strat- Simply, it is a way to divide a portfolio that suits each investor's situation. Each strategy will include a specific percentage of stocks, horids. and cash investments. adding up to 100 per cent. It is impor- tant to consider the volatility pattern of the ditlerent assets selected for the portfolio. Assets that fluctuate in o44x>- site directions will neutralize each other. As some move down and some move up, the overall volatility risk is reduced. The asset allocation strafe - 9.v monitors the portfolio's asset mix for a period of up to 10 years. The allocation is revised occasionally. to take into account changes in the investor's goals, age. life cycle, risk comfort and cir- cumstances. Research shows that the decisions on which assets are included in a portfolio, and their long-term weightings, account for 91.5 per cent of the difference in investment return. Asset allocation is the most important decision of long- term portfolio management. During portfolio reviews, some of the assets that have perforated well are sold, while more of the assets that have under -perforated are bought. This re -balances the portfolio to the allocated larget percent- ages. The process locks in profits as well as acquires more assets at depressed prices. In short, this ensures that buy low and sell high occurs between the assets, rel- anve to one another. — BW Lein is a local manager of client services for a national fain. He is an RFP and CFP speciak I in advice and sir nkgies for personal hwestment and finance. '.'.'.'. We're feeling better about our finances: Survey Canadians are becoming more opti- ments while aging boomers are worried i Those surveyed were also asked mistic about their financial situations. about downsizing and their ability to what they'd do with a windfall of One in three Canadians believes provide for their retirement;' he says. their personal financial situation will He adds clothing retailers and those improve in the next year, according to a department and discount stores that survey conducted by the Angus Reid focus on clothing and other soft goods Group and sponsored by Ernst and will continue to face tough times. Young. Of those Canadians who believe That's an increase of 10 percentage their financial situations will improve, points from three years ago. 56 per cent say they will save more The survev also found 26 per cent of money while 16 per cent say they'd use those Canadians reporting their situa- less credit. tions improving are going to increase Of those who believe their situations tneir spending. Automobiles, home will worsen, 74 per cent say they'll renovations and entertainment are the decrease spending on things such as three most popular areas for increased entertainment, clothing and travel and spending. 17 per cent say they'll reduce their sav- " W'e're pleased to see this optimism ings. from consumers — particularly in the areas of auto purchasing and home buying and renovations which are tra- ditional drivers of the economy;' says Larry Tavlor, director of consumer products for Ernst and Young. -Clearly there is a pent-up demand for consumer goods because of an anx- iousness about job secuntv," says Art Good, the firm's retail specialist. "Canadians have. over the last few years. cut back spending on necessities and it appears they are now more pre- pared to rc-invest in those products" Mr. Good says some consumer product areas such as entertainment and apparel wil' have to wait for a stronger economy before they can share in the growing optimism. He adds spending patterns are changing with baby boximers. l "They are becoming more con- cerned with saving money and reduc- ing credit as they prepare for their retirement;' he says. Thervev al f rid mor > le su so cw a pet p are worried about a worsening finan- cial situation than three years ago. This survev found 21 per cent with those con- cerns compared to 16 per cent in 1993. Another 43 per cent believe their financial sit- uations will r e m a i n unchanged. Ernst and Young's chief economist and retail specialist Dr. Stephen Tanny expresses his surprise at the confidence of young Canadians in terms of belief in improving financial situa- tions compared to baby boomers aged 35 to 54. "The 18 to 34 year-old respon- dents may feel they are more flexible and better prepared to adapt ito job training and short-term contract assign- Half say they'd save it while 41 per cent say they would spend it to pay bills, travel, renovate homes, buy furni- ture or pay down the mortgage. 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"so that keep, the turnout pretty Noung." He's quick to add that this doesn't exclude more mature coffee losers from stopping in. "It's for all ages: young, families with kids and older people. I want it to he some - w here am one of an\ age can come." %Vhile Mr M,:Millan may have found the inspiration fur A Different Drum Cafe in the W)`, the coffee house definite!\ fits into the At one time it sported a comf% couch and coffee table much like the favorite hang-out on the popular sitcom Friends but, admits Mr. McMillan. "Sime of the customers got a little tow comfortable" Si the ck'uch has been replaced h} the more traditional tables and chairs. Still, there is something more relaxed and definitely more hip about A Different Drum than your ayeragc cafe. "It's a lot more lib- cral than a regular coffee house:' suggests Mr McMillan. "I gut the idea from cafes in other cities: he adds, noting The Only Cafe in Peterborough with its "dirty wood floors. herr and really good coffee" as an example of the ambience he's reaching for. Mr. McMillan has added a small stage to the floor plan where hands arc free to come in and entertain during the Sunday night open stage show hosted by local husker David ~tapes. Despite its name. A Different Drum seems to have a teat a lot of people can relate to. Even while it was under construe - tion. the cafe did a brisk business. "Once "e were opened. it was pretty automatic;' he relates. '-There are people who were dying to come to a place like this" While he's sole proprietor now, hlr McMillan wasn't alone when he tegan the venture late last summer. But, as he notes ruefully. "Partnerships hayc a way of ruining friendships:' so recently he heught his partner out. For the \ oung entrepreneur. it's been a 1 learning experience -'A year in business is "Cit Ilyct M Cttto" Cato hack 1101IMe. Whu iu P A a cam P Cfet Sim, :M, or hr Cftl■p to F11B' fln� ■ i !.� LJn4flrs.' ��►: •�' r ►.r- k 1 ' 1 -T':-� ---- v �.- 9232 Mini Tower Coinprter • 120 MH2 Ince+ Pentium • 8 MB RAM t t • 12 GIG Har„ Drive • O ad Steed CD Rorr Dave ow Price ttlb.00 • B2' t 4 Data!Fax Mode 4J4122 LM Or EN"11111111 win _lam 14" Pfftwri• MmmiUr 426•M6 40.111111111 Aftr 219r 15" inti iii MNiw 4am l 599 N • a+ • . • E . • like a three-year university degree:' he maintains. Coincidentally, when Mr. McMillan set out on his search for a place to open the cof- fee house, the building that had been his first home and at one time the location of his par- ents' business. The Grey House (which mo%ed about 15 years ago), was available to rent and the price was right. A was horn here." enthuses Mr. McMillan. qualifying that actually he was txirn at Oshawa General Hospital but. "the first year of my life I lived here:' And it's fitting he should start out in the place with family tics. He's continuing a four generation tradition of entrepreneurship that includes his grandfather, once the long- time owner of Alto 'Music (now Long and McQuade) in Oshawa. Even after almost a year in business, the cafe is still a work in progress. A second deck is being added. the kitchen is being mo\cd and upgraded to allow for foxxl and cyentually. a bar is planned. "I'll never be done;' says Mr. McMillan. "Every day you just have to decide what's important and get it out of the way." At the moment that means serving the newest customer to walk through the dcxwr, laking the time to sit. have another cup of roller and add to the ambience that seems to be an extension of the owner himself. COFIr'EE "TiE: Cram Idea for a new business in Oshawa has paid oft handsomely so far. 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