HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_07_28I
0
1099 IGn t Rad E,1he Forkre IK
sa. Noun:
Mon -Wed 930 a m -8'00 pm
!curs 8 Fn9-30 a.m -8.30 p.m
Sat 930 a.m -5 00 pm
a
N0�
M�ROtiE�ENi'S
By
e4m&
For* OMW & n, ,
For S«Mn r0o An hat
VISIT OW SHOWRM
no tt+ *A PAWfwM
1116 9011110Ir.
d 1l0
THE TOWN OF [6w,.s
'��i�'I/f/�' •
Sunday. July 28, 1996 28 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 30
Firefighter aidst
0police
teen c
0
imur
J
Youth remains in coma
as family- notified
day after Hw--*.. 2
cycling crash
PICKE:RING -- A 16 -vicar -old
Pickering teen. critically injured in a
cycling accident, remained in a coma
Friday following a Hwy. 2 collision.
Durham Regional Police said the
youth was riding a mountain hike
with no scat when he was struck by a
westbound car while crossing Hv`y. 2
at Glenanna Road at about 9:50 p.m.
T hursday.
The Glenanna Road teen suffered
in identifying �
ritically
d i n Pi c
_ Inside
In tlN news
Editorial .................... •...........6
Name Dropping......................8
Sports..................................13
Classified .............................14
woes Haws -
General 683-5110
Fax 683-7363
Classified 683-0707
Sincerely Yours
1-800-662-8423
1nfoSource 683-7040
Death Notices 683-3005
Auction Line 683-7545
On the Internet at
ppp.dI ksannom.net
93t + 7t GST = $1
ckerin
g
"life-threatening" injuries and was
listed in critical condition Friday at
the Hospital For Sick Children.
police said.
He had serious head injuries and
numerous broken hones as a result of
the collision, police said.
"He's in pretty rough shape.- 25
Division Inspector Bruce Pugh said.
Police had launched a major inves-
tigation Friday asking for the public's
help to identify the youth• who was
carrying no identification at the time
of the accident.
Insp. Pugh said police had
received no calls as of Friday morn-
ing from worried parents reporting
their child missing.
Later in the day. through "a stroke
of luck" and the investigative work of
Pickering Fire Department Captain
Soren Gordon, the victim's identity
was learned.
"I got a call from my son-in-law
(Durham police Detective lames
Smith who was assigned to the case)
who figured I live in the area and may
know the youth," said Capt. Gordon.
"Like my son-in-law said, it was
just a dumb fluke. I went next door to
a neighbor's teen who I had seen with
a lot of other teenagers in the area
always coming and going and I
thought (the description of the vic-
tim) sounded familiar and that he
may know him."
With the help of the captain's
neighbor, police were able to track
down the youth's parents, who rushed
to their son's bedside Friday after-
noon, said Det. Smith.
He said if it weren't for the cap-
tain's help, "We'd still be going
through the missing person lists."
A splash of color,
a day of fun
Tegan Carlisle doesn't seem to mind the need for taking a defensive position while being
attacked by two water -spraying youngsters at the Exeter Park pool in Ajax this week. Hot,
sunny weather and cool water provide the perfect combination for fun on a summer after-
noon.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
......................................................... i
PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28,19% P
jProJect links Durham hospitals via computers
DURHAM -- A new director has been by Mental Health Centre isn't taking part Schonberg says. "It should allow us to run sures," Mr. Briggs says.
appointed to link health care professionals in the project. Mr. Schonberg says. our services more efficiently because we The six hospitals taking part in the pro -
from across the Region via a computer sys- "They want to go in with another sys- won't have to duplicate tests." ject are Ajax -Pickering, Whitby General,
tem to provide patient information. tem to better tie in with other psychiatric Mr. Briggs has been the information Oshawa General, Bowmanville, the Port
Ray Briggs has been hired as the hospitals," although that decision isn't systems director for the past two years at Perry Community Memorial Hospital and
regional director of information systems final, he adds. both the Ajax and Pickering General Hos- the Cottage Hospital in Uxbridge. The six
by the Hospital Council of Durham The benefit to the public is that hospital pital and the Bowmanville hospital. He has hospitals will share the S2 -million cost.
Region. doctors will have patient information more than 20 years of information systems •Oncehospitals are linked up, the system
The project will take three years to sooner. If a person goes into a hospital experience, including management posi- will expand to tie in with physicians'
complete and cost about $2 million, says emergency department and has to be trans- tions at the St. Joseph's Health Centre in offices and clinics, Mr. Schonberg says.
Tom Schonberg, president of the Bow- ferred to another institution, patient infor- Toronto and Providence Villa in Scarbor- The regional information system is the
manville Memorial Hospital and chairman mation will be available via computer, he ough. first shared service to be developed by
of the hospital council's advisory commit- says. "Confidentiality of their personal infor- hospitals in Durham. Other areas being
tee on information systems. "We're trying to provide a seamless mation is a prime concern for patients: We considered for shared services include lab -
Six of the seven hospitals on the coun- quality care service. It's difficult to do will make sure this integrated system ini- oratory, laundry, dietary and materials
cil will take part in the project. The Whit- without having, all the information." Mr tiativc includes effective security mea- management.
You could be
Home Free
V
with United
Way raffle
AJAX-PICKFRING -- You could
be Home Free and help the United Alhk
L r F=m
Way by purchasing a ticket in a raffle.
The Ajax -Pickering United Way is
again joining with its Oshawa-Whit-
by-Clarington counterpart in its sec-
ond annual Home Free raffle and the
first -place prize is a 2.000 -square -foot
home in CLirin_ton- +
Tickets are S
see and only kers are Fest a sampling of what is available
being sold. Proceeds from ticket~ sold p g `
in Ajax and Pickering stay with the
United Way here.
There are 100 prizes in the raffle,
including cast[ draws, a trip and a big-
screen TY.
Melody Homes is the builder of the
houseand it's valued at $190,000. — , ' v-% __�,
Other prizes include a 46 -inch
RCA hie -screen TV valued at 52,800,
two h» and hers Movado Watch sets,
two hi_s and hers I -squire Watch sets,
and a trip for two to Las Vegas. I t% F- ISO 4X2 PICKUP 19% WINDSTAR OL 1!!i AMOSTA! XLT i�0lT
There will also be weekly early- - XI Tran. S2"a :n Free Options, Siding Rear FREE Quad Seats - When Ordered YYNh Tu -torr Paint SVWV Pkp Rurx>rn0 e
hird cash draws totalling 52,000 on � ,s ^Bu,� � ,'Sonar. Cab * �^" eo«a.. m«tr, c. ryr{, �uF�A
Lune" Rack -A- Pitr
Sundays. Aug- 4, 11, 18, 25. Sept. 1, 8,
15 and 22. Cash draws totalling '
9
52,500 will be held on Thursdays,
'3
Aug. 15 and Sept- 19
The grand prize and other prizes
will be drawn on Sunday, Sept. 29 at
noon at the Melody Homes Pavilion
on Freeland Avenue in Bowmanville.
Tickets are available at the Ajax-:= -' ".
mob::
Pickering United Way office in the
Baywood Centre tower at the corner
of Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue
in Ajax. Call 905-686-0606 for more
information.
Information is also available by
calling the 24-hour ticket hotline at 1-!!i 4X21�1�i CONTOUR OL f!O!! :�:. t!!f liCOlT i 0!s � �; BAUM
888-598-8888. *711595 Disc " SPOM Pky-. SPort co F'Myar. Arotr W+tasis. Aad Suspension. AMiFM Spt•tf `
CULP, BORLAND & VALE
NSuPANM W01096 IN=
•HOME
-AUTO
• COMMERCIAL
• LIFE
rmlyiw
416324,3332 fid. 306
til for pear pmvW wAm ti•
do mdakm tats.
• LMawnemu Gkoler, Leathw Wrap .:; ;ice a And Mons.
is Amor wim".
From a mth. + tax From mth. + tax From a
1a�leaiai
Durham school boards
laud move by Province
to keep Grade 13 for now
BY CHRISTY CHASE Snobelen announced at the end dren's lives ... some children
SPECIAL To THE NEWS ADVERTISER _ of the week that Grade 13 will would have been left out_"
DURHAM -- Education off- continue until 1998. Last year, Mrs. MacLean says she
cials in the region arc pleased the Province announced it thinks another year will allow
with the Province's decision to would do away with Grade 13 for a better implementation of a
keep Grade 13 around for as of September, 1997. The cut shortened high school program.
another year. is expected to save $350 mil- "It's best to wait, define your
"I'm basically pleased," says lion. goals and then do
Audrey MacLean, chairman of
In making his
Durham Board of Education.
announcement, Mr.
"This is good news. It
Snobelen said more
sounds as if they want to con-
time is needed to
template what they are going to '
address curriculum
do," she says.
changes to prepare
"I agree with them and I
younger students for
commend the government for
four years of high
having the foresight for recog-
school instead of the
nizing that expediting this
current five years.
process wasn't prudent." con-
This fall's Grade 7
can Tom Oldman, chairman of
students will be the
Audrey
MacLean
Durham Region Separate
first to enter the four -
School Board.
year system.
1 think they're right in back-
Mr. Oldman says his con-
ing off. I think for the students'
cerns about the elimination of
sakes, this is the best thing."
Grade 13 centred around the
Grant Andrews, education
modifications that are needed in
director for the separate board,
Grades 7 and 8 now in order to
says the Province's decision is
make the four-year system
positive.
work for all students.
'.We're talking major change
"I have no problem with
here and it doesn't happen
change... nor do I have a prob-
overnight," he says. "Even 1998
lem in trying to save
is going to be tight."
money ... but I do believe that
Education minister John
when you're talking about chil-
Eleven honored by ARC
16"or
dedicated service
IWUAX-PICKERING -- Eleven ARC Industries
°workers were honored recently for their dedicated and
14ommitted service of more than 20 years.
.. Recipients were Donald Dummond, who IDs worked
=th ARC for 29 years, Stephen Amirautt for 28 years,
4ine Thunbley for 27 years, Gary Branton for 26
yews. Ralph Hannah for 24 yaws, Debbie Gates for 23
mus„ Sbeila Conkey for 22 years, Lorraine Gould for
22 years, James Osborne for 22 years, David Brown for
yms and Stephanie Warren for 20 years.
1U all reams certificates durios a fund -gig
ARC Industries is ren by the Ajax -Pickering
wLitby Association for Commmlity Living and is
+Ott Dawes Mord in Aja:. It provides emlpt°YMent for
^ cbafiatged a�ldtlt.. �`,`
,
something about inte-
grating it," she says.
Mr. Andrews says the
one-year delay will
benefit teachers and
students.
"There needs to be
some time spent ... on
planning, planning not
only in terms of pro-
gram changes but the
implementation (of a
four-year program.
Parents and students need time
also to plan for academic
careers."
A discussion paper on the
future of secondary school
reform is to he released in Sep-
tember. Consultation with par-
ents and educators will take
place in the fall, Mr. Snobelen
says.
Most other provinces and
European countries have a four-
year secondary school system.
THE NEWS ADVER IISER SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1"6 -PAGE 3 P
A Cedar Posbt
NO MO A ES can for prk-es
LA=1
�At;E 7�i MC
`ow t $100 OFF & O DOWN
1 O.A.C.
s 200 25ke FROM $"/MONTH
BAG 18 HP 46" DECK 15 SPD. OR
Standard MiSxEED ».5 HP YM HYDRO -NOW ONLY $29899.n
Thrifty Mix $74"
ALL ANIMAL FEEDS
1734 Hoxton St. N.
25 kg. bags
IN STOCK
on Brock N. of
TRIPLE MIX
Rabbit' Horne, Cow, Chuen,
4 Comer in Clar.
$ s8
2
Duck �,
m �'
905-649-2112
BADuck
G�,
ich, Emu
IF
• TIME
• QUALITY
• GENTLE DENTAL
CARE
ARE IMPORTANT
TO YOU
V4E ARE AVAILABLE
TO SERVE YOU
WE WELCOME
NEW PATIENTS
WE 111P PEOPLE
OF ALL AGES
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERN7CE
3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Ontario
(South of Hwv. *2)
REPAIRS ;' hr ) - RehreS ' CorrOOte. Partial Dentures
LOWER DENTURE STABILITY
NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER
F RE E coNSuLTAT10N
Wohm Steil, W F, IC.AAI
84 Old Kingston Rd. W.
r PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX
683-4294
IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED
Trustee in Bankruptcy
THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR M'M77AL CONSULTATION
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
I�cl®1tic
t'J61I{116S10N FA W Off S[ N Ivl� 5[ VW
X210► 2sm
Chartered Finanaal Planner
jmci SC
"A professional you can trust
with a reputation for the
nal
service quality
• Mutual Funds
• Highest Rate G.LC.'s
• Life Insurance Planning
• Tax & Estate Planning
DR. JOSEPH A.
MISKIN, DENTIST
lACA 4 -THE NEWS %MERTSM SUNDAY. WLY 2s. IV%
Six submit bids to replace resigningtrustee
0 PoM lon opens with apply and then must have written applica- Applicants must be IS years of age or Uxbridge and Brock.
tions in by .Aug. 15 Interviews will he older. he Canadian citizens and public The current Ward 3 and 4 trustee is
resignation of Ajax held on Sept. 23 and the successful candi- school tax supporters residing in the juris- Sherrill Willard, also vice-chairman of the
ttOSteQ SCrlll 1�1 date will be appointed at a board meeting diction of the board. which takes in Ajax. board, who is moving to the United State;
the same day. Pickering. Whithy, Oshawa. Scugog. with her family.
AT.AY -- Durham Board of Educa-
tion has started to receive apphca-
tions for the vacant Ward ; and -t
trustee's positron_
Durham E . and chairrr, ars .Audrey
14tacLean ;anti six formal applica-
tions have beer. received for the posi-
tYou which becomes vacant at the end
of .Auzust.
his. MacLean iays many more
rz:;uests for mformat t)n have been
.rete:-- ed by the hoar-".
People mterested :n the position
are requested to call the beard by
Azz g trdicatzn2 rheir intention to
(-LkRKE HENNT%<_. ENC. ..l
-Frer fdxi5dentzz? �.ntz�ufeaesr>al'
^,F= --OUTS 3`• Ar=CV1TW%T
RCA, Ii { rm
• Yom.... _ �. � s. -.. .: !s:_ �'t ♦t,_ r-- _
unia-PLawmCICKeavem
-.Irmxr, at a iew Ma* dray
T -i: ...andsca;.e :es,g^
is left `c' S'Mr*+er
R "Os.' a^ 150..'s wc'.'
0•3rea. seas
Call 1-e00-L04L0CK r- get
ya.r -arf= :r
Only $19.95!
PastwwPer== --Am- aeem tt
DMIM/ ARIA URI M
PRQrECTiom casco n
OWWOUNTS FOR AGE 50
•
New lbws • Air • No Owkus
JONES -Doom
MULANGE RUCOLM
0VW 23 Yda
Ma*�D�„wo�
I=WAsmselsks
• ft sde
- � nw
• B0 ae.w hnwmm r mm Ac=Vud
034q
2M Lbompor rd
2=DAY
TUES., JULY 30th & WED., JULY 31st
ALL
REDUCED
MEN'S
FASHIONS
ALL
REDUCED
LADIES'
FASHIONS
ALL
REDUCED
FAMILY
FOOTWEAR
MONDAY, JULY 29th is
SENIOR'S DAY
I.&nv-exm tiom apply.- see, store for details
FOR ALL
65&BE
THOSE
rTER!
P
Wfflboan
MONDAY, JULY 29
WRITERS: The Writers' Circle of
Durham Region holds its Poets Night at
Fazids, 33 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, from
7 to 9 pm. Everyone welcome, $2
cover charge. Poets wishing to read or
songwriters wanting to perform should
call Lucy Brennan at 430-7109.
MENTAL ILLNESS: If there's mental
illness in your family, a support and
education group meets from 10:30 to
noon at 400 Centre St. S., Whitby. The
group meets weekly except the last
Monday of the month.
There's also a group on Sundays
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the South
Oshawa Community and Development
Centre, 777 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa.
Volunteers needed. 665-7346 (Lois),
619-1499 (Cathy).
TUESDAY, JULY 30
BIRTHING CIRCLE: A new non-
profit community support group of
pregnant women and their families
holds an introductory meeting at 8 p.m.
at Knights of Columbus Hall, 108 B loor
St. W., Oshawa. The group will start
monthly meetings in September and
focus on the sharing of positive aspects
of birth and new motherhood. 420-
0223.
GRIEF MANAGI NIENT: Ajax and
Pickering General Hospital, in partner-
ship with McFachnie Funeral Home.
hosts a grief management education
session at the hospital from 2 to 4 p.m.
to help people having difficulty coping
with the kiss of a loved one. 4
28-5263 for information and to reg-
ister.
PARENTS: The Association of Parent
Support Groups meets locally every
Tuesday at 7:15 p -m.
It's for parents of children involved
in drugs, alcohol, running away, drop-
ping out of school, crime or parent
abuse.
Call 1-800488-5666 for location,
information.
MEASLES: The Durham Region
Health Department holds a free measles
vaccination clinic from 8:45 to 11:45
a.m. at the department's west office,
126 Commercial Ave., Ajax. It's for
school children who didn't get a second
measles vaccination during the cam-
paign held from February to June.
Measles clinics will be held every Tues-
day until Aug. 27. 723-8521, ext. 2195
or 1-800-841-2729, ext. 2195.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 31
RESUMES: Career Assistance and
Resources for Employment (CARE)
centre holds a free resume preparation
workshop at 1:30 p.m. at 1400 Bayly
St., Unit 12 (next to the GO station),
Pickering. Pre -registration necessary.
420-4010.
FRIDAY, AUG. 2
SERENITY: Serenity Group holds a
12 -step recovery meeting at 8 pm.
every Friday at Bayfair Baptist Church,
817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This
group deals with addictions of all types
including co-dependency. 428-9431
(Jim) in the evenings.
SATURDAY, AUG. 3
DANCE: The Pickering Carib -Canadi-
an Cultural Association holds a Carib-
ana Dance from 8 p.m. to 2 am. at Don
Beer Arena. 940 Dillingham Rd., off
Brock Rd. just south of Hwv. 401.
Music by Disco Vic. Caribbean food
available. Admission r$10 per person.
420-5196, 428-6746. 428-3164, 666-
3922 or 428-8243.
TRENT
UNIVERSrry
at the
Durham University Centre
Offering full" and part-time
studies
O Bachelor of Arts
a Bachelor of Science
Also available from '
York; University
Call our hotline for more information
on September enrolment
721-3003
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1996PAGE S
W � -- --
With Purchase of $150.00 or more (1 Per family) \t
Please fill in Name: Phone:
Address: Expi-es Sa! p..y 3 199F-
--------------------------------------
I . i
PAGE 6 -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY. JULY 28,19%
V Editori*als and L
Ajax-Pickering News Advertiser
A Metroland Community Newspaper published Wednesday. Friday. Sunday
130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont.L IS 21-15
TLMO(t'HY J. WHrrrAKER, Publisher
JOANNE BttRGHARDT. Editor -in -]fief BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising m3naga
SIEVF. HOUSTON. Managing Editor AJAIN BROUWER, Retail advertising manager
ABE FAKHOURIE. Distnixinon nmtager
GerKiW: (905) 663-5! 10 Classified: (9051 693-0707 C'imdation: (905) 683-5117 FAX:
,9051 (,);1-7.161 EMail:tiiwvsnxxn(,'durhamnews net On the Inks net httpJ/ww%%durharn-
wwws.net The News AdwrilwT i% a member of the Ajax -Pickering Bold otTrade. Canadian
Cmmumty Newspaper Asir, Canadian Orculati,ns Audit &)ard. Ontario Press Council
ani OMNikl l-ne publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit
fen advemsement limited to space pnee error mcupies.
Don't In
Durham Regional Police Stail' Sergeant Sandy Rvrie found
himself voicing a familiar warning this week: '4 it sounds to
good to be true, it probably is.. "
These words were offered in connection with vet another
scam offering Durham residents fabulous "prizes' through the
mail if then first send necessary "shipping fees"
This time, the winners received official -looking envelopes
which resemble Government of Canada stationery to add
some credibility to the ploy.
At least one Durham Region resident. Ajax senior Olive
Steacv of Ajax, was suspicious and contacted police. But what
of other, less cynical people" There are no accurate statistics
on who may have been taken in.
Police services in jurisdictions across the country are aware
of these fraud artists, but their fly-by-night nature often makes
them extremely hard to catch.
These criminal operators, however, hamper the effort% of
legitimate postal and telemarketing firms which offer services
and products of value. Effectively, a criminal issue becomes
an economic one.
That's unfortunate. but if we heed Staff Sgt. Ryrie's advice
and apply common sense to the attractive pitches offered by
these: fraudulent firms, thcv'II have far lower fish to hook.
If your mail includes a "prize" offer for a contest you did-
n't enter and sugge%L% you send money to cover shipping fees,
call police. If someone asks you to send money over the
phone, decline.
Finally, always beware of unsolicited sales pitch (legitimate
operators won't mind pointed questions or requests fox some
confirming identification).
Sandy Ryne's advice is the clearest and simplest: "If it
sounds to good to be true, it probably is.. "
To respond to this editorial call Infosource at
k2fosexirtce 683-7040 and dial 5111
vYou said it...
In response to last Sunday's editorial, For
Children's Sake, regarding the new
Provincial changes to the Family Support
Plan, our readers said:
u "Your editorial goes to great lengths to describe the extremely
tough program to be introduced here in Ontario. It does little to
address why there is a large apparent delinquency in support pay-
ments in Ontario. It may be helpful to your readers to know that
in the U.S. where join custody between parents exists in order to
ensure equal contact for children, child support payments are, in
fact, fully paid in over 80 per cent of circumstances. Where joint
custody does not exist, child support payments are fully up to date
in under 50 per cent of uses. These are statistics from the U.S.
'department of commerce in May, 1995. Take this into context
with the fact that in Ontario, only 14 per cent of custody decisions
are joint custody and we can see what is in fact the key to the _
children's ability to have equal contact and full support from both
pals"
u "I think it's absolutely ludicrous and (taking away car licences
from parents in arrears in child support) it's going to cause more
economic hardship for everyone concerned. The father, usually
the non-custodial parent, will have a problem with working and
preventir.g this person from getting to work will put him on wel-
fare or unemployment insurance... Joint custody is definitely the
thing, communication and dialogue is the way to resolve these sit -
Steve
.P -w Houston
Y
HANDS ACW THE WATER
♦ Letters to the editor
Developers
should pay for
`soft' services
To the editor -
The Pickenng Public Library Board
is deeply concerned about the Province's
plans to make changes to the
Development Charges Act. Changes cur-
rently sought by the development indus-
try would end a municipality's right to
charge developers for the costs of infra-
structure to serve new residents, other
than services the industry defines as
hard,.
The industry's definition of hard ser-
vices includes only roads, sewers, water
and parks (the latter described by the
industry as "lean, green and sparsely fur-
nished").
These services are little more than
the tools a developer deeds to construct
and sell buildings. Jbe buyers of those
buildings are purchasing more than mor-
tar and bricks. They are investing in a
home. And that means much more.
These buyers need police and fire
protection. They need hydroekctnc
power. They need a place to send their
chikdren to school and library services to
extend their own education. These ser-
vices, as well as the others currently
defined by the development industry as
"soft", are as essential to a prospective
homeowner as the road that leads to the
building's front door.
So-called "soft" services are the hall-
mark of a mature society. And urban
Ontario is not the frontier. They are an
investment in the fitture, as well as an
incentive to purchase a home. Their cost
to the developer — passed on to the the
purchaser in every case — represents
less than a swing of half -a -pant in a
- purchaser's mortgage rate.
Without the funds currently created
by development charges, these basic ser-
vices for newly developed communities
will have to be financed by raising the
local mill rate over a period of years.
That will force established residents to
pay twice, first, through the develop-
ment charge (or lot levy; when they
originally purchase their home and again
through increased mill rates to extend
services to cover the increased popula-
tion.
The Hams government has main-
tained a strong and active opposition to
tax increases. We hope that they main-
tain that position in this matter, and that
your newspaper will remind them of
that.
We believe the definition of "hard"
services is much broader than the devel-
opment industry maintains. We hope
your newspaper and readership agree
that dv-sc changes to the Development
Charges Act would he counterproductive
to all Ontario residents.
All Foster,
Board Chairman,
Pickering Public Library
Orange parade
incites violence
To the editor:
Re: Orangeman Parade and
Green violence in Ireland
These people must be stupid! To
celebrate a battle won by
Protestants over Catholics in 1690
makes a person wonder about the
participants' sense of values. It's
one thing to celebrate the birth of
the Lord, but quite another to cele-
brate the death of your neighbors.
And little wonder why there is
violence in Northern Ireland when
the police permit (and protect) an
Orange parade through the Green
neighborhood. A blatant incitement
by the Protestants towards the
Catholics. What did they expect the
Catholics to do, just walk away
laughing?
Don Young,
Ajax
II Opinion Er r77A
;Bitter pills'
Ajax resident Jadine Yee did !
what the rest of us do when we
catch cold or find ourselves suffer-
ing through an allergy flare-up:
She purchased an over-the-counter
! medicine.
i
Jadinc took it home, opened up
one of the blister packets, took her
medicine and waited for it to take
effect. 1
Later, much later, she happened
upon a critical piece of information
contained on the box: The expiry
i date. The medicine she had been
taking was old.
She returned to the store where
she purchased the medication.
brought it to the attention of a store
employee and was promptly given
'fresh' medicine of the same brand.
On a subsequent trip to the same
store, she stopped to peruse the
shelves and noticed there were
other boxes -- too many boxes
with expired dates.
Now, it must be said that she
was never in any real danger of
becoming ill as a consequence of
laking old medicine of this sort.
according to a spokesman for a
national watchdog association.
The biggest risk she really faced
was not benefitting from the medi-
cine because the active ingredients
tend to lose their potency over time.
That being said, however, does-
n't make it acceptable for anyone to
sell out-of-date cold remedies.
Apparently there is no legislation
governing outdated over-the-
counter remedies. Presumably.
though, someone is (or should be)
paying attention to the products
they sell and are (or should be) at
least ethically responsible. ,
Incidentally, I'm told that any
medicinal product still on the shelf
beyond its expiry date can be
returned to the manufacturer for
credit by the retailer.
But Jadine -- and you, too -- can
learn from her experience. And it's
one of the oldest lessons in the con-
sumer handbook: Buyer Beware.
If you've got a sniffle (or an
ache, or a fever) pay attention to the
products you plan to buy. Read the
big print and the small print. Make
sure the medicine you plan to take
will do the job it's supposed to do.
Read the expiry date.
We always look at the `best
before' date on milk and bread tags.
Without fail, we'll check the model
year on a used vehicle. We'd never
buy meat or poultry without seeing
when it was packed.
Why would medicine be any dif-
ferent? s
��To continent on this column
°kntfise caU lnfosource
at 683-7040 and dial 5108
W
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 231 116 -PAGE 7
... you can have it in your blizzard
...you can have it in your sundae
... you can have it in your cone
THE PICKERING DAIRY
QUEEN INTRODUCES
CHOCOLATE SOFT
SERVE ALL SUMMER
LONG!
The Pickering Dairy Queen
1099 Kingston Road (at Dixie)
Between Moviplex, 9 and The Olive Garden
:`` 83
1-2665
PAGE 8411E NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 29.19%
Nam ---e Dropping in Aj*ax and Pickering keith gilligan.......................................... ... .. ....
Birthday
July 13 was an exciting day at
the Blvth house. Not only did they
welcome Aunt Eleanor and Uncle
Ian from Scotland, they celebrated
a vcry special birthday. Cydnev
Elizabeth fumed one on July 14.
Cydnev's Nlorn, Dad and brother
1 e.in wished her a very happy
hirtlkay.
Birthdays
40th Birthday
Laura Akai is 40 and her gaxi
friend Doris Walker wants the
world to know about it. Dura
reached this milestone age on July
14 and Doris says. "You deserve to i
celebrate more than a day."
Graduation
Birthday
Happy 80th birthday wishes _o
out to Hazel
Ayling from
her grandchil-
dren Joanne, j
Rhonda, -�-
Greg, Geor-
gia, Laine
and Jake, and )
her great-
grandchildren
Nicole, Fiona and Emily. Hazel's
birthday is July 29. "We love ya
Gran," her family says.
Birthdays
50th Anniversary
Alice and Colin
Wright were golden on
July 27, as they celebrated
their 50th wedding
anniversary. Wishing the
very special couple con-
gratulations and much
love are Elaine, Bud,
Matthew, Sarah, Kathy,
Nathan and brand new
grandson Braydon. A cel-
ebration is planned for
Sept. 1.
July is a spe-
cial month for
the men in the '
Bond family. .'
Uncle Ray hit
41 on July 3 and •� '
Grandpa Jack
turned 66 on the t! ~
141h. Daddy
David became
an official
-I,ordy I,ordy
O'Saurus" on
July 17 and
Frankie cele-
bra" hitt third 4`
binhd av on July 19. 1=rarilie's Mommv and aunties thrc% a
surpase pam• fa lyaddy. They we .ery naughty girls.
Uncle Red says, "Congratulations guys and keep your sticks
on the icx
Birthday
Brandie Hughes turns 21 on
Aug. 2, the same day her nephew
Kyle Griffiths turns four. Happy
birthday wishes to Brandie are from
Mom, Dad, brother Brent, sister-
in-law Jennifer, Kyle and M.T.
Wishing Kyle a happy birthday are
Dad, Jennifer, Nana and Pa.
Nicole L.eab (Nikki) Williams
has graduated with distinction Brom
the University of British Columbia
with a Masters of Social Work
degree. Nikki graduated from Ajax
High Sdbool in 1989 and froth the
University of Guelph in 1993. She's
accepted a position with the Canadi-
an National Institute for the Blind
and will reside in Vancouver. Con -
gr ndattons and best wishes, with
pride and love, come from Dad.
Birthday
-Our little sweetie" Valerie
Hawkins turned five on July 17.
She celebrated twice, with a family
party on July 14 and a party at
McDonald's with her friends on the
big day. Wishing Valerie a happy
birthday with lots of hugs and kiss-
es were Mommy, Daddy, big sis-
ter Laura, Gramma, Grampa,
and Undes Paul and ALan.
Graduation
Trevor Peterson is a college
grad. He graduated with a Bachelor
of Arts degree, with a major in gov-
ernment, from Dartmouth College on
June 9. Trevor is the son of Yvonne
and Reginald Peterson of Pickering.
1
NowLOCATEDINPICKERING
1450 KINGSTON RD.
E a (west of Brock/east of Liverpool)
s
Y Pickering Square Medical Centre
Kmys,onRd
837=2020
E>
ONI *OUR SERYKIrr.t"
Birthday
"Clear the roads. Look who's the
sweet 16 on July 29. It's Melissa
Machinlay. We all wish you a
happy birthday and we love you
very much, even if you're a Maple
Leaf fan. Love from all the family
and Mikey."
.Birthday
"Gotcha! A Halloween haunting
from the past. Happy July 17
birthday to Doane Hamel from
your Welland friends. I can't
believe I got beat at tennis by a
girl." Duane, an Ajax resident,
turned 36.
�' Ito -
4
1794 Liverpool Road
i M
i
Pickering 831-5431
THIS WM S CAIS WINNERS ARE:
>
I. Jany" Fandl
2- Valerie NUOUns
I Frankie Rood
viers may go directly to Baskin Robbins to recen
their FREE cake. (Please provide ideruificatan)
PRIZE VALID UN-nL SAT. AUGUST 3, 1996
it
C�
Around Durham Region
Oshawa' cabbies
team up to nab
knife -wielding thug
D Would-be thief
taken on wild ride
By STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM STAFF
OSHAWA -- A 68 -year-old cab driver with a
lead foot and a brave heart took a knife -wielding
robber for the ride of his life in downtown
Oshawa Saturday night.
The fearless Taxi Taxi driver had picked up his
passenger at the Genosha Hotel in the downtown
area at about 7:30 p.m. when the man pulled out
a knife, held the four -inch blade to his neck and
demanded money, Durham Regional Police say.
But instead of forking over the cash, the cab-
bie grabbed his attacker's wrist and floored the
gas pedal, taking the bandit for a wild ride until
"the cab went out of control" and came to an
abrupt stop several kilometres later on John
Street near Midtown mall, Staff Sergeant Sandy
Ryrie says.
At that point the shaken and empty-handed
hoodlum jumped out of the vehicle and fled.
A team of fellow cabbies quickly came to the
aid of their colleague and created a dragnet to
ensure the robber couldn't get very far. While one
driver stayed on the radio with a dispatcher, oth-
ers followed the bandit to a backyard on Nassau
Street until police arrived.
Staff Sgt. Ryrie says a driver directed
Constable Bob Choppee to the area and a suspect
was found hiding in a culvert.
A 28 -year-old Ajax man, of Swanston
Crescent, has been charged with robbery.
weapons dangerous to the public peace and pos-
session of a prohibited weapon.
The taxi company's owner says cabbies have
developed a system to help "protect their own"
from criminals.
"Taxi drivers are fed up and angry with having
to put up with this type of thing." says Susan
Wortman, who's sending a message to thieves
targeting taxi drivers.
-Times are tough and these guys work so
damn hard for what little money they make.
Drivers are hurting badly enough: the taxi indus-
try just isn't what it used to be.
-Why people even think about robbing a cab
driver is beyond me... For what. S10"
THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, JULY 23,1"6 -PAGE 9
l
Government
help up slightly
in Oshawa,
says Stats Can
OSHAWA -- Government
assistance in the Oshawa area
rose slightly in 1994 from the
year before, according to the lat-
est report from Statistics Canada.
Oshawa CMA residents, an
area which includes Clarington,
Oshawa and Whitby, received
more in federal transfer pay-
ments in 1994 compared to 1993,
according to Statistics Canada
figures.
In 1994. residents in the
Oshawa CMA received S21.97 in
transfer payments for every 5100
earned.
"Chat's up slightly from 521.57
recorded in 1993.
Transfer payments include
unemployment insurance, social
assistance, workers' compensa-
Ia1 E;M;
tion, goods and services tax cred-
its, provincial refundable tax
credits, child tax benefits, gov-
ernment pension plan benefits
and private pensions.
While this area jumped slight-
ly, it's still below the provincial
average of $25.89 and the
national average of S26.85.
Calgary recorded the lowest
ratio (515.07) while the St.
Catharines -Niagara had the high-
est total at $36.84.
Government pensions repre-
sented the largest portion of the
transfer payments. approximate-
ly 36 per cent_
Because census information
takes so long to come out. it
doesn't necessarily reflect what's
being currently experienced.
Francine Lavoie, research
analyst for Stats Canada. says
she's actually noticed a drop in
welfare payments, which would
brim_ down the economic depen-
dency ratios. i
Social assistance cases in
Durham are actually dropping.
according to Paul Cloutier.
administrator of income support
for Durham Social Services.
(PRICES IN EFFECT SATURDAY, JULY 27 - WEDNESDAY, JULY 31
FOLGERS
COFFEE
'j 47
V5 go=
SELECTED O O
MEN'S
LICENSE7`
T SHIRTS
SELECTED
SAMSONITE
LUGGAGE
30% OFF
SELECTED
MEN'S, LADIES
CHILDREN'S BIKES
CUSHION SELECTED � FOR
LOUNGE CHAIR LADIES 1000
Was NOW1 9 00 T SHIRTS
COTTONELLE - COLEMAN TOP 20 CDs URDEN CENTRE
BATHROOM COOLERS -CLOSE-OUT
Bryan Adams
TISSUE Was �' Alanis Morisette f�a1t111'1iJ
W
6T ?3 74 Celine Dion CLEARANCE
.
Reg NOW Many
8a N0�23
More PRICES:
7
-ACEMiL L (H, A OW" dit.&I
WOW.
a' 1p.
:Bad of
. _
__..._._
PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVENMER SUN!)AY. JULY 2& 19%
B
IARGE 10 LB. BAS(` st
FRUITt ASSORTED—
DRIlVI%JS
2 L BTL EA.
MinuteNlaid• • •
EA
IK'nob Hill Farms
mmmmm� -- "THE FOOD. TERMINAL"
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • KING COLE FROZEN • OVEN READY
• i " i 1 7�• • �V i 7 !71 7�1
i �• 1 1
on g BOX
1
1 AWN:*
LIMP
KELL0W-S A�SSORT�ED
P 1L fRM
T r
i r
M wl�....
PRODUCT
NO CE7gll E CHOPS REWOVM
OR HAZY
• ♦ . • • . • . . • • r . 1 • • r • • ! = -
• • -•. •. r ,� • • • •.r ♦ ♦ • • • { 1 1•/ • • • � ♦ • ♦ { / • • ♦
WH01E
TW4 EEMOIN IIVD OR RIB EM
E01NOF
PORIK
4.39 kg
PRODUCT OFONTARIO
ATHECOUNTER
N
CEBEESE LB
BY THE PIECE 6.59 k9 LB.2899•
pgpp Cq�AD
PRE410USY FROZEN
FURS
FCJiJ. YITtIP
THE A�pELI COUNTERF'CloftK
DELI COUNT TOFER HUIMESTEADLw"
r i'i lA �OAIMIATA OUM
r rx kn i w
6 59 kg LBX 4 JAPGE XW SRE:5S.g LB /
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1996 -PAGE 11
. ld�
11
• • ♦ ► • • { a V i i • • . ♦ • • • • ••{ a • • • • • • • • / 1 • 1 � • ♦ . • • . • • • . • . w • v .+ • • • .., �•. • r•r o . • f
� 1 • Y }. . \ • • ♦ { � { • ♦ { ' i • • • • • 1 { • ♦ M • • • • • • { • 1 ! c � f • • • • 1• • • M • ..• I i •`• • ••• •` .
'• �•• tr t.•11 {t'W �••1•i♦��•• • ♦ • s •t• •11 / 11• •• • � ♦ •1 • •••• •11 •ten
• ♦ . • • . • . . • • r . 1 • • r • • ! = -
• • -•. •. r ,� • • • •.r ♦ ♦ • • • { 1 1•/ • • • � ♦ • ♦ { / • • ♦
/ . • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • ♦ • • • • •
oscc 11_1raw wicwc wnvc01"cIVo cIrMnsv nn v 12 IQ"
Ironto
Commuting a way of life for
us in Ajax and Pickering
BY `IARIANNE TAKACS
.SI 111 REPORITR
AJAX-PICKERING -- Here are some
facts to ponder the next time you're sitting in
,.our car at 7:30 am. travelling westbound
()n Hwy. 401 towards Metro Toronto at the
rate of about two kilometres per hour.
On the average weekday about 38.7W of
Pickering's residents and 20,50() Ajax citi-
icns travel to Metropolitan Toronto. That's
more than half the population of Pickering
and about one-third of Ajax. The figures are
the latest available based on the 1991 Trans-
portation Tomorrow survey commissioned
by the Province and GTA governments, so
tl e numbers are prohahly higher now.
Among Pickering residents. 33.(XX) make
the trip by car either as drivers or passen-
gers, and 4.000 travel by GO train or a com-
hination of GO train and public transit.
About 16,500 Ajacians make the trip by car
and 3.000 travel by GO train or GO train
combined with public transit.
About 21,0(X) of the Pickering residents
who make their way to Metro each day go
there to work, 16,5(X) by car. Approximately
14.01X) of them make the commute between
6 a.m. and 9 a.m., 8,5(X) by car. Among Aja-
cians. 12,300 go to Metro to work each day,
9.5(X) by car. About 8.500 make the trip
between 6 and 9 a.m., 6.(X1() by car.
Not be be forgotten is the fact that 95,(x)0
Durham residents travel to Metro on the
average weekday -- 82,000 of them by car
and 10,500 by GO train and public transit --
and they practically all have to come through
Ajax and Pickering to get there.
As well, approximately 10,000 Ajax and
Pickering residents travel outside Durham to
work each day during the 6 -to -9 a.m. rush
hour. Only 4,2(of them go
to work within the two towns,
according to the Transporta-
tion Tomorrow Survey, and
about 1,(XX) travel to jobs in
other Durham municipalities.
It's not a pretty picture
when so many people have to
travel so far so slowly just to
make a living or simply func-
tion in their everyday lives.
But people do make a con-
scious decision to accept the
inconvenience and aggrava-
tion of -commuting when they
move here.
According to Gene Charti-
er, manager of transportation
planning for Durham, the
Region is nonetheless trying
muters' cars clog up the highway here, it can
hurt local businesses trying to bring in sup-
plies and distribute products.
To battle these problems, Durham and its
member municipalities are working to
encourage economic development within
their borders to create local jobs for their res-
idents. They have also been trying, unsuc-
cessfully, to persuade the
Nearly 95,000
Durham
souls travel
elsewhere to
work every
single
weekday
to improve the situation.
"We do realize that (commuting) is some-
thing we want to reduce." he says. "It's not
an efficient way of operating your trans-
portation infrastructure."
Aside from causing pollution and being
unpleasant for those who do it, commuting,
particularly by car, is also expensive because
it requires huge expenditures on transpo Ra-
tion infrastructure. As well, when com-
Province to improve GO
commuter service.
"We have repeatedly
requested the Province to
increase funding levels for
GO transit to continue service
all day out past Pickering,"
says Mr. Chartier.
But rather than financing
expansion here, the Harris
government has cut back on
the funding it provides to GO
and GO had to cut service
beyond Pickering.
One positive thing on the
horizon is the expansion of
Hwy. 401, which Mr. Chartier
believes should alleviate prob-
lems for both residents and
businesses. The construction
of Hwy. 407 as a northern corridor across
Durham is also expected to help, but the
Province has not committed any funding to
the project yet, though plans for the route are
being drawn up.
As well, the Province and GTA munici-
palities are working together on a Greater
Toronto Area Transportation Plan to address
the area's future transportation needs.
Pickering motorist has learned to live with two-hour highway drive
BY NIARI.XNAE TLKACS
PICKERING -- Craig Bamford
,Pends at least two hours almost
�:%ery weekday dnying between his
Dunbanon-area home and his
,,dice at Yonge and Dundas Streets
in Toronto, where he workN as a
:ontrollcr for Denison Mines.
That's 10 hours every week In
pumper -to* -bumper traffic dunng
the morning and evening rush
hours -- of atxut 21 full 24-hour
days of every year commuting
between work and home.
You don't loxok forward to it,
but you get used to 1t says Mr.
Bamford. "Rush hour starts about
6:30 a.m. in Pickering, it (Hwy.
401 r is parked by 6:30 in a lot of
places. And It starts by 3:30 p.m.
coming home. -
He whiles away the hour-, by
listening to comedy tapes and the
radio. and occasionalh by amuse
himself trying to decode vanity
licence plates on other cars.
"You've got to laugh at the pec
ple who are doing their fingernail
next to you in the traffic. I'vc sees
People reading."
He also spends a consider-
able amount of effort looking
for alternative and off -the -
beaten -track routes to speed
up the tnp and offer a little
Lane changes: 401 widening
nears completion
AJAX-PICKERING -- There finally appears to be some light
at the end of the tunnel for long-suffering Ajax and Pickering
commuters.
By the end of 1997, they should have 12 lanes of highway to
take them to Metro Toronto and back, instead of the six they have
been crammed into for so many years. Hwy. 401 will consist of
three core lanes and three collectors each way from Scarborough
to Brock Road, as well as a seventh lane in some places for
ramps and transfers. The widening of the route from Neilson
Road in Scarborough has cost approximately $225 million.
Right now though. new portions of the highway are still a
motorist's nightmare as lanes and ramps are opened and closed
constantly to accommodate each stage of constructipn. The seg-
ment to Whites Road should be completed by the end of this
year, while construction of the portion to Brock began this spring
and is scheduled for completion by the end of 1997.
According to Bruce Dickey, head of freeway engineering for
the provincial Ministry of Transportation (MOT), the wider route
should go a long way in alleviating the tie-ups that have plagued
Hwy. 401 through the Pickering area.
"I'm sure there will probably be some slowdowns during the
rush hour but it will be quite a bit better than it is now, that's for
sure. It should last for many years."
Mr. Dickey notes some of the extra lanes may actually extend
further than Brock when the project is complete, in order to
avoid a bottleneck. As well, the MOT will probably be looking at
installing changeable message signs like the ones over the high-
way in Metro informing motorists of travel volumes ahead.
variety, but those are hard to come
by. Doing the household shopping
along the route is another tactic
that gets a chore out of the way
while letting some of the heaviest
traffic periods pass.
Mr. Bamford actually used to
be able to simply walk to the sub-
way to get to his job when he lived
at Yonge Street and Sheppard
Avenue in Metro, but the easy
arrangement came to an end when
he moved to Pickering in 1986.
GO train
"I miss that. But I couldn't
afford a house at Yonge and Shep-
pard. That's the key. That's why
we're all doing it."
He would love to have a job in
Pickering so he could stop com-
muting to Toronto. but says that's a
"lost cause" because there's so little
available here. He notes, however,
that employment is booming in
some previously bedroom -only
communities such as Markham.
and he would like to see the same
thing happen here one day.
Mr. Bamford would also like
there to be more frequent GO train
service to the city so he could
leave his car at home.
"I'm really for GO Transit," he
notes. "You can meet friends and
read your newspaper between the
office and home. When you're dri-
ving you can't relax the same way.
You have no opportunity to relax
or you get cut off. You have to be
alert."
rider a happy commuter
BY .NIARIANNE TAKACS
STAhF RLPORTER
AJAX -- "I'm a suburbanite, I
would never move closer to Toron-
to just for the sake of conve-
nience," says Glen Shevel of Corn-
wall Drive. "if I could move fur-
ther out I probably would."
For Mr. Shevel, being a subur-
banite means driving or riding
Ajax transit to catch the 6:30 a.m.
GO train to Toronto and catching
the 4:13 p.m. train back from
Union Station. His home is a five-
minute drive or bus ride from the
GO station and he works as a busi-
ness analyst for the Royal Bank at
Front and John Streets in Toronto,
so the trip takes about one hour
each way. But he thinks it's
great -- in comparison to the drive
in and back he used to make every
day with his wife until their baby
was born about a month ago.
"I can read the paper. I can read
a book -- I go through about a
book a week. I can sleep. It's a lot
less stressful."
Mr. Shevel is 30 years old and
has been commuting in one way or
another for seven years. He used to
live in Port Credit and recalls with
fondness the all -day GO train ser-
vice he had access to there, instead
of having to cope with only rush-
hour service in Ajax. On the other
hand though, the trains in the west
seemed to be delayed more often
than here by bad weather in winter.
Mr. Shevel and his wife, who
also works for the Royal Bank,
used to drive in to Toronto every
day from Ajax before she went on
maternity leave. It was also at least
a one-hour trip each way, but it
was cheaper for the two of them
than riding GO together. A month-
ly GO pass is $152, he explains, so
it would have been $300 for the
two of them plus about $40 per
month for Ajax Transit passes. The
costs of driving included only
$150 a month for gas and $100 for
parking.
When he was driving, Mr.
Shevel would cope with the bore-
dom by listening to talk shows,
and admits he used to talk back to
the radio. But what he really hated
were the driving habits of his fel-
low motorists.
"The drivers are atrocious. They
do anything they can do to gain a
few car lengths and be at the office
a few seconds earlier." His least
favorites were lane hoppers, shoul-
der drivers, and the people who
use off and on -ramps to pass cars
in the regular traffic lanes.
Mr. Shevel believes more dri-
vers would abandon the highway
,for the train if GO services were
For Ajax resident Glen Shevel, a
self-confessed suburbanite,
commuting in one form or
another is a way of life for him.
better promoted. In the meantime,
he's planning to enjoy his respite
from the vehicular rat race.
.. "We won't be driving AmW next
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 29. 1"6 -PAGE 13 P
Area Ol is boxer loses rel* *
3'�mp p
bout in Atlanta
rY
Thursday
Earlier this month, the Canadian
Olympic Boxing Team held its final tune-
up training camp for Atlanta at the Ajax
Community Centre.
Swimmer Lisa Flood, 24, of
Pickering, finished fifth in her heat and
eventually placed second in the consola-
tion swim in the 100 -metre breaststroke
at Atlanta.
Laser sailor Rod Davies and archer
Kevin Sally, both of Pickering, have yet
to compete at the Olympics.
AJAX — Despite a valiant perfor-
mance in the ring, a lack of Olympic
experience was the undoing of Ajax's
boxing hope Nicholas Farrell.
The 20 -year-old fighter lost a 15-4
decision in his preliminary bout to
Ermakham Ibraimov of Kazahkstan in a
71 -kilogram light middleweight
encounter in Atlanta Tuesday night.
The loss eliminated Farrell from fur-
ther action at the Olympics.
Preston Roberts, a long-time coach
with the Ajax Boxing Club, accompanied
Got a score? .
Call the News
Advertiser at
683-5110. Fax
`The Fox' to Atlanta and has
received positive comments from
the Canadian boxing coaches
about Farrell's efforts.
"All the feedback I've gotten
from the Canadian coaches was
positive. They said Nicholas
showed really well. He wasn't a
disgrace to anyone by any means
and the Canadian team was very
proud of him. It was just a case
of inexperience:" says Roberts in
a telephone interview from
Nicholas
Farrell
Atlanta Wednesday morning.
Canadian fighters have
had a trying time at the
Olympics thus far. Only one of
the first seven Canucks to take
to the ring came out with a pre-
liminary -round win. However,
on Wednesday both light wel-
terweight Phil Boudreault and
light heavyweight Troy Amos
Ross were winners for Canada
in the ring. Heavyweight David
Defiagbon won in the ring on
SPORTS
Hey Net surfers!
News Advertiser
Sports now on
the Internet
1 683-7363. ___] Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. ' www.durhamnews.net
Road to Atlanta went
through Pickeringfor
Olympic sofballplayers
PICKI:RING — '11w road to the
Sluce. Canadian Olympic team outfielder
Atlanta Olympics came through
Kara McGaw, catcher Colleen Thottxrrn
Pickering for a number of the members
and pitcher Karen Snelgrove have all
of Canada's Olympic women's softball
been associated with the Pickering team
team.
at some point over the years.
Three players of the national women's
In 1994. the Pickering midgets repre-
team played for the Pickering senior
sented Ontano at the Midget National
women's fastball team under coaches
Championships in Vancouver. McGaw, a
Rick Finlay. Dan McNeill and Robin
player from Chinguacousy, was picked
up by Pickering for the national show -
Aerials flying high at
c`s:- Shc played with the Pickering
women's team for the rx xt s ver years,
Windsor competition
eventually earning a scholarship to
Northwestern University in Illinois
where she set several hitting records.
PICKERING — Pickering Aerials
In 1988, Finlay and Sluce were
gymnasts were soaring high with solid
named coaches of Ontario's women's
results at the recent Winoisx competition.
softball entry at the 1989 Canada Games.
In the junior 3 category. Brookelynne
While scouting prospective player~ for
Primrose finished first all-around with
the team, they came across Thorbum, a
gold medals on bars, beam and floor and
catcher from Unionville. Thorbum came
a bronze medal on vault.
to play for the Pickering midgets and
Teammate Kate Newton finished sec:-
showed a high level of skill. She made
and overall with a silver on vault and
the Canada Games team which went on
three bronze on bars, beam and floor.
to capture the gold medal.
In the pre -novice 3 division, Vanessa
Thorburn received a scholarship to
Robinson finished first overall with a gold
Kenesaw State University in Georgia and
medal on bars, and three silver medals on
was the starting cher in 1994 and 1995
vault, beam and floor:
when the Kenesaw State University
Julie Ann Passy, competing in the
squad won the NCAA Division H nation -
novice 2 bracket, finished first all-around
al women's softball title in the U.S.
with gold medals on vault and floor and a
Thorbum•s parents now reside in Georgia
silver medal on bars and fifth on beam.
and she will be getting married there fol -
In the novice 1 category, Lindsey
lowing the Olympics.
MacDonald finished second overall with
In 1991, the Pickering senior
a gold medal on floor, a fourth -place rib-
women's softball team won the national
bon on beam, fifth on bars and seventh on
title at Summerside, P.E.I. and received
vault. Teammate Joy Cretney placed third
an invitation to represent Canada at the
all-around, with two fotath-place efforts
Wow Fastpitch Championships in
on floor and vault and sixth-place results
Beprig, China that year. Karen Snelgrove,
on bars and beam. Amanda Paterson fin-
of Kitchener, joiined the Pickering team in
ished eighth overall, with a gold medal on
1991 and continued to be a dominating
vault and two silver medals on bars and
pitcher for the Pickering squad through
or. Brin Cassidy was fifth on vault.
Moean
the 1992 season. She eventually earned a
In the pre -novice I division, Alicia
scholarship to Missouri State University
Wald finished first all -wound with a gold
in the U.S.
medal on bars, two silver medals on floor
So far at the Olympics, the Canadian
and vault and a seventh on beam.
„women have a record of two wins and
Teammate Elyse Mihkelson finished sec-
three losses in preliminary -round action,
and overall with two silver medals on
defeating Chinese Taipei and Puerto
vault and bars, fourth on floor and fifth on
Rico, while losing to China and Japan.
beam. Brittany Lloyd won a bronze for
The Canadians played the powerhouse
her performance on the vault and Jessica
U.S. squad Thursday, losing 4-2.
'. 4..aa►ame was siaduon hats..._...........
, ............. . • .. .
11 + --- __ _ _ _ -_ -
In hot pursuit
of the ball
A Team Durham field lacrosse player fends off a challenge from a Six Nations player for
the ball during a girls' field lacrosse tournament at Whitby's Sinclair Secondary School
recently. A number of Ajax and Pickering field lacrosse players took part in the tourney.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski.
�.� • ..... , , • ♦ • • • • • . • , • • • . . . . . • . , . • • • • . • . , • • r . • • • • • • • • . ..
22 CU. FT. SIDE BY SIDE
WITH WATER AND ICE
gjr
I
�r
IrWL
: M-1
Q -
VA
m
lw_ mits-
m
7
111
- rK
,f
i
Almr
�y
1p
I
Lorl.
- � M-f6i, uud
S_lJ P E
I
�r
IrWL
: M-1
Q -
VA
30" RANGE WITH!-,
SELF -CLEAN OVEN
A
li-
kk"
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MO
SOFA • CHAIR
NEY!!
MOTION 11LOVESEAT
RE Lr�`l E
4t�
114
Jylelo
S_lJ P E
30" RANGE WITH!-,
SELF -CLEAN OVEN
A
li-
kk"
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MO
SOFA • CHAIR
NEY!!
MOTION 11LOVESEAT
RE Lr�`l E
4t�
114
Jylelo
N1 I C'R'0`;W AVE
0VENS
1111771frii
IL/AIR"G1E
S EL E!C'TjI!Ol,, r'O;F
D fS H r. /A"S'H!EIR'S
/A�NID Ih'?CO►,'RIFE'
-„4n wn11
* "`' r i
"ALL WOOD”
ILL
i _ l
it
Y
CUSTOM
CLASSIC ►�'�+'�"
W iZ
S AV
199 µ
PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 25,19% P
PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Molds); Sun Life 17 vs. BMI Construction 17 (MVP Tyler Pierce), Place C.C. 24 (MVP Marc Cemele) vs Hamilton Roofing 14 (MVP Compuoentre 10 3 6 1 90 87 13
1/TE GIRLS DIVISION June 12: MVP Trading 14 (MVP Matthew Evans) vs. Archer Electric Andrew Bgioni). Pickering Village 12 6 5 1 116 110 13
LEAGUE STAND*= (As of July 19) 10 (MVP Clive Kim); Minute Muffler 15 (MVP Joey O'Brien) vs July 8: Minute Muffler 6 (MVP Joel Zarb) vs. Bob Johnson Motors Boyer Pontiac 11 5 4 2 128 124 12
TEAM GP W L T PCT Lloyd's Landscaping 3; Premier Trophy 20 (MVP Brett Zych) vs. 6 (MVP Billy Koichopculos). Pickering Optimists 12 5 6 1 104 128 11
Investigators Group 9 8 1 0 .888 Mercer Consultants 13; Cherrywood Roofing 13 vs. Aboveboard July 10: Premier Trophy 21 (MVP Sean Hancock) vs. Erlmar Licks Pickering 11 5 6 0 98 87 10
Flora Water-Rei'Max 9 6 2 1 .722 Construction 6 (MVP Brandon Gansse); Accord Craft 19 (MVP Plumbing 6 (MVP Daniel Cooper); Discovery Place C.C. 16 (MVP Pickering Slo Sports 12 5 7 0 119 132 10
T.P.A. 9 6 2 2 .666 Brendon Cosgrove) vs. BMI Construction 12 (MVP Sean Cowie); Michael Berg) vs. Sun Life 10; Cherrywood rooting 16 (MVP Currie Auto Lease 11 4 6 1 Be 96 9
Marshall Homes 9 4 4 1 .500 Discovery Place C.C. 21 (MVP Daniel Mason) vs. Bank of Montreal Michael Lonrgan) vs. MVP Trading 12 (MVP Chris Mortimer); bob Grade Expectations 10 2 8 0 117 126 4
Class A Electronics 10 4 4 2 .500 10; Hamilton Roofing 25 (MVP Marcus Wong) vs. Carpet Towne 6 Johnson Motors 26 vs. Carpel Towne 5; Accord Craft 29 (MVP Keefoo Marketing 11 1 9 1 57 144 3
Cherrywood Roofing 9 3 5 1 .437 (MVP Greg Canacho). Jason Kirow) vs. Archer Electric 10; BMI Construction 20 (MVP
Coldwell Bankers 8 2 4 2 .375 June 14: Bob Johnson Motors 22 vs. Sun Life 3. Dietrich Helnet) vs. Utech Electronics 10 (MVP Matthew Crtsafulfi); TYKE STANDINGS (As of July 12)
Steve's No Frills 10 3 6 1 .350 June 17 Sun Lite 20 (MVP Daniel Van Der Heyden) vs. Bank of Hamiffon Roofing 28 (MVP Dylan Plana) vs. Bank of Montreal 19 TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
Silverside Computer Sys 9 1 6 2 .222 Montreal 15 (MVP Sean Hodgins); ErImar Plumbing 17 (MVP Joey (MVP Loogmann Karn). Pickering Playing Fields 12 8 3 1 121 86 17
GAME RESULTS Amorni) vs. Lloyd's Landscaping 15 (MVP Matthew Grandy); BMI MITE BOYS' STANDINGS Time Carpentry & Interiors 10 7 2 1 120 95 15
July 18: The Investigators Group 7 (MVPs Ashleqh Pemberton, Construction 23 (MVP Chris Carter) vs. MVP Trading 13 (MVP 'A' DIVISION Paint & Paper Plus 11 7 3 1 137 104 15
Lauren Gibb) vs. Flora Water-Re/Max 8 (MVPs Dawn Snyder, Marcel Charefte); Minute Muffler 22 (MVP Peter Shaver) vs. Utech As of July 24 Pickering Town Centre 11 7 4 0 123 89 14
Nicole Shotlander); Class A Electronics 22 (MVP Anne Duffy) vs. Electronics 4; Cherrywood Roofing 21 (MVP Kyle Fabian) vs. TEAM GP W L T PTS Floss Falcons Dental Clinic 8 6 2 0 97 58 12
Coldwell Bankers 22; Steve's No Frills 18 (MVP Maananne Archer Electric 5 (MVP Jason Poirier); Accord Craft 17 (MVP Brian Minute Muffler 12 10 0 2 22 Pickering Photo 11 6 5 0 112 117 12
Murdock), vs. Cherrywood Roofing 13 (MVP Kristin Durfour); T.P.A. Lefebvre) vs. Aboveboard Construction 15; Bob Johnson Motors 16 Accord Craft /1 10 0 1 21 Pickering Toyota 11 4 4 3 125 94 it
14 (MVP Stephanie Tyler) vs Silverside Computer Systems 13 (MVP Sean Carson) vs. Premier Trophy 11; Hamilton Roofing 21 Bob Johnson Motors 10 8 1 1 17 Shoppers Drug Mart 12 4 7 1 100 109 9
(MVO Briffarry P3rrington). (MVP Andrew Kennedy) vs. Mercer Consultants 6 (MVP Nicholas Hamilton Roofing 11 7 4 0 14 Autodyne Machinery Inc. 11 4 7 0 94 129 8
tul , 19: Flora Water-Re/Max 20 (MVPs Odele Anfell, Julie Franz). Cherrywood Rooting 12 7 5 0 14 Hbult Helliwell Trophies 11 4 7 0 94 149 8
Schecter) vs. Marshall Homes 15 (MVP Ashley Srns). June 19: Hamilton Rooting 23 (MVPs Mike Caputo. Thomas hamrH Premier Trophy 8 5 2 1 11 Boyer Pontiac 11 2 8 2 79 110 6
SENIOR GIRLS' Ir-SALL DIVISION Ion) vs. Lloyd's Landscaping 17 (MVP Nicholas Hobson); Sun Life Sun Life 10 4 5 1 9 Printing Unlimited 11 1 9 1 102 158 3
GAME RESULTS 19 (ANP Ryan Pkxmrmier) vs. Carpet Towne 5 (MVP Blaine Atwelp; Erlrnar Plumbing 10 3 6 1 7 PEEWEE STANDINGS (As of July 12)
June 13: Coktwell Bankers 20 (MVP Jenna Graham) vs. Kineftes Premier Trophy 13 (MVP Daniel Moon) vs. Aboveboard Bank of Montreal 9 1 7 1 3 TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
12; Pickering Women's Slow Poch 23 vs. Sun Lae 23. Construction 11 (MVP Adam Brown); Minute Muffler 19 (MVP Sean 'B'DIVISION Time Carpentry & Interiors 12 7 2 2 121 84 18
June 18: Coldwell Bankers 15 (MVP Stephanie Boswei) vs. Coughlin) vs. Archer Electric 5 (MVP Maurice Gibbs); Bob Johnson As of July 24 Duffrin Games Room 11 6 3 2 84 68 14
Pickering Women's Slow Poch 14 (MVP Lisa Martis); Sun Life 25 Motors 20 (MVP Matthew Martin) vs. MVP Trding 9 (MVP Eric TEAM GP W L T PTS Discount Pant Centre 10 6 4 0 91 67 12
(MVP Elizabeth Dearness) vs Kinettes 25 (MVP Sarah Boyle). Pennington); Accord Craft 25 (MVP Zachary Eastman) vs Utech BMI Construction 9 6 2 1 13 Mauro Car Care 12 5 5 2 89 111 12
June 20- Coldwell Bankers 25 m Sun Life 25. Electronics 6 (MVp Kyle Duncan); Cherrywood Rooting 18 (MVP Discovery Place C.C. 10 6 3 1 13 Boyer Pontiac 10 5 4 1 78 71 11
June 25: Coktwep Bankers 25 (MVPs Stephanie Jensen, Kimberly Michael Hams) vs BM Construction 17 (MVP Roland Ciliers). MVP Trading 10 6 4 0 12 Pickering Honda it 4 4 3 101 79 11
Let, ) vs, Kinettes 20 (MVP Maroza Basarar); Pickering Worriers June 21: Minute Multbr 13 (MVP Michael Lanlste) vs. Premier Mercer Consulting 8 2 5 1 5 Pride Financial 9 5 4 0 74 56 10
Slow Pitch 25 (ANP Breanne W-ikinsoni vs Sun Life 24 (MVP Trophy 9 (ANP Brett Zych); MVP Trading 11 (MVP Michael Archer Electric 8 2 6 0 4 Bremner Pool & Spa 8 4 3 1 67 53 9
Danielle Brks} Cannon) vs. Carpi Towne 9 (MVP the team); Bank of Montreal 25 Lloyd's Landscaping 8 2 6 0 4 Pickering Photo 12 4 7 1 84 101 9
June 27 Coktweu Bankers 25 (MVP Crolanne Boeaceirt) vs. (MVP Steven Mur) vs. Erimar Plumbing 25 (MVP Stephen Berlin). Lilech Electronics 11 2 9 0 4 (Certified Heat & Ar Con. 9 4 5 0 85 89 8
Pickering Womens Slow Poch 20 (MVP Nicole Comacciii June 24: Premier Trophy /6 (MVP David Sooner) vs. Discovery Aboveboard Construct. 7 0 6 1 1 ♦rt Thompson Arena 11 4 7 0 83 113 8
Kinaftes 25 (MVPs Jessie MacEwen, A. w Townsend' vs. Sun Place C.C. 16 (MVP Cory Sillacts): Aboveboard Construction 13 Carpet Towne b 0 8 0 0=uturekids Computer 11 2 9 0 70 142 4
Life 2C ,MVP Kaylee Doyle! (MVP Robert Chung! vs. Mercer Consuffie 13 (MVP Christopher PICKERING BASEBALL ASSOCATION BANTAM STANDINGS (As of July 12)
July 4: Coldwell Bankers 25 vs, Kinettes 24; Pickering Women s Kennedy), BM Constructho., 22 (MVP B.J. Hann) vs. Lloyd's TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
Slow Pitch 25 (MVP Katie Cartwright) vs. Sun Life 25 (MVP Landscaping 5 (MVP Devon Tannahill); Cherrywood Rooting 15 T-aALL STANDINGS Us of July 12) Morgan Construction 9 6 3 0 94 70 12
Shannon Robb). (MVP Tron Baan vs. Ert'nar Plumbing 7 (MVP Jory Hot); Accord TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Midas Muffler 11 6 5 0 85 102 12
July 9 Coldwell Bankers 25 (Michele Brun vs Pickering Craft 10 (MVP Soon Clark) vs Minute Muffler 10; Hamilton Roofing Alex Irving Motors 10 8 2 0 318 296 16 Boyer Pontiac 12 6 6 0 123 95 12
Women s Slow Pitch 20 ;MVP Suzwvw Hits); Kinenes 25 vs. Sun 17 (ANP Andrew Mayne) vs. Sun Lite, 14 (MVP Tim Dugam); Bob Framing & Art Centre 12 7 3 2 335 299 16 Pnntrg Unlimited 9 5 4 0 96 89 10
Life 25 Johnson Motors 22 iIll Trevor Innes) vs. Utech Elstronics 12. Keelco Marketing 10 7 2 1 295 273 15 Quality Tune -Up 9 5 4 0 66 50 10
July 11 Coldiveo Banken 25 (ANP Erin Glynn) vs. Sul Lie 20 June 26 Sun Life 15 (ANP Matthew Lawrence vs Utech Victory Fire Eouiprnent 11 6 4 1 343 336 13 W. SeonAndrews State Frm10 5 5 0 97 81 10
(MVP Jennifer Carter); Krnettes 25 (AVPs Shannon Managotic. Electronics 5; Mercer Conaultams 17 iWVP Bobby Clark) vs. Amber$" Dental Centre 11 5 5 1 368 355 11 Consurnr Gas 9 4 5 0 66 70 8
BrittanyScoot vs. Scovs Slow,M
Pickering Women's Slow Pitch 21 VP Elena Errrlg nar Plumb15 (MVP Nei Pener'; Archer Electric 14 vs MacNeill & Roberts 12 5 6 1 3S6 350 11 Liberty Mutual Insurance 9 4 5 0 65 85 8
Aitchison Aboveboard ConsrueLon 12 (MVP Bnan Ruseioai); Minute Mucor Boyer Pontiac 13 5 7 1 370 360 11 Pride Finanaal 12 4 8 0 65 103 8
July 16 ColdweA Bankers 30 vs. Kinettes 25 (MVPs Jennifer 13 (MVP Ryan Byrne) vs. Discovery Place C.C. 10 (ANP Ryan Min Com New Choice 11 1 B 2 290 325 4 MIDGET STANDINGS 'As at July 12)
Wallace. Jennifer Vaent:;; Pickering Women's Slow Ptch 30 vs. Soucnr.-; Accord Craft 25 (MVP Danrrey Greson) vs. MVP Trading Sheridan H.V A.0 10 1 7 2 236 340 3 TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
Sun Life 30 iMVPs Mlon,que Edward, Caittyn Elks; 6 (MVP Andrew Grieve); Bob Johnson Motors 26 (MVP Gama R OOKIE BALL STANDINGS ,As of July 12) Eagle Beaver 8 5 1 2 75 58 12
MITE BOYS' DIVISION Wong? vs Cherrvwood Roofing 19: Lioyd's Landscaping 16 (MVP TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Swiss Chalet 9 6 3 0 92 51 12
DIVISION RESULTS Jason Rhodesh vs. Bank of Montreal 13 (MVP Andrew Harper). F•eewav ^ord 9 9 0 0 114 46 18 Mud Hen's 10 6 4 0 82 78 12
May 29 Minute Mi-Oler '3 !db'P Mart Kmg,. vs. Ertrna: Piumomig Jury 3' Hanvtor Rooting ,9 (MVP Josh Toritengode. vs. Errnr R. Bursey Ruh Estate /4 7 5 2 122 117 16 Pet Valu 6 2 3 1 42 45 5
11; MNP Tach g It (MVP Bran Thornes vs. Lloyd's Landscaping Pkwnbng 11 iWVP Adam Tun.; Sun Life 22 vs. Lloyd's Landscaping Mighty Molars 12 7 4 1 151 109 15 HEPCOE Credo Union 8 2 5 1 53 90 5
10; BMI Construction 30 (MVP Branton Wafts vs Marcy 17 (MVP Ian Gibson): Bob Johnson Moon 21 (MVP
1410-orsutams 1, Discovery Place C.C. 19 (MVP Matthew Thompson. Kik Paulus) vs, Aboveboard Construction 9; MVP
vs Anther Elaetnc 4; ,Rech El ctrorncs 14 ;'MVP Jame Thompson Trading /3 (MNP Bryan Mansell; vs. Ulech
vs Carpet Towne 11 (MVP Steve Porter , Chrrywooc Roofing 24 Electronics 6 (MVP Allan Koki; Minute M~ 43
(MVP AlexBra Sutherland, vs Ban) d MixRoof 17; 8c M chat 20 (MVP Corey rabeelber vs. Ct+errywocidMont a, 25 . SWicials Valid Mea W
(MVP Brack Adams. vs. Hamilton Roofing 8 •'MVP Josh (MVP Rob Larabee , Bank d Montrea� 25 ha.
Tomagode Mroer Consutams • - Tues. July 30
May 3'. Dracovery Place C.C. 16 (MVP Jeff S,taots) vs. Carpet July 5. Minute Muffler 25 (MVP Mike hNhrte vs.
Towne B rMVP Brandon Hodge. Utecn EiismoniCti "A 'MVP Frank Carpet Towne 5 :MVP Chris Ger, arm Dmc,very to Sat August 3
Carp,gnano vs. Archy
Electric 12 'MVP Ranhhm — — —
Kasahm , Minute
SunaMu
he f Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low Prices!
,5 ;MVS Cowan vs TOA 'y
SLit* 14.4.
June 3Chrrywood
Roofing 14 (MVP Michae.i,
Harding K. Mercer ONLY A S4.95 SESSION FEE
Consuawts 8 (WVP
Charles Bunting;; Lloyds
Landscaping 7 (MVP ;.,; '"' taae?G:.•
Aron Thompson) vs..=:-----�---
Discovery Place C.C. 5;
SPA Construction 17 (MVP
Jonathan Koumarrs) vs. r I�
hlartNo# Roofing 10
David McElroy).
Juno S MVP Trading 13 t
(MVP Mahood Baehr;
Dacovary Placa C.C. 12 . •
(MVP MarcChrnew); BMt
Construction 22 (MVP Kyle �crai M t>re 11Q"
Parade) vs. E, lin r USDA cuw
Plumbing 6 (MVP Ryan f J st ` = can
Yakura): Bob Johnson _----=-� a Steaks
��� 19 (MVP Jhrmairlt —�
-Boat) vs Lloyd's - t
Landscaping 7; Mercer
Consultants 19 (MVP Ryan
Biggs) via Archer Electric '� r r Ar Ilea 46sof owl Caisla 2
99
13 SalalrlAbdaiada: Ac ... iGroundBe
cad Crag 11 (MVP Ru eel i skis a 25 tIAm h M 6tipriaa
Rosnli) vs. Sun Lie 6.; ro. lb*
Perrier Trophy 24 WVP
Monica wa.a) e.rrk n A Oar Niel► � b int I�Mii)■b-law MPJ►
Ifolrtrw 19; Flantiton �— j
'�m ututaw _WQch Electronics low' Nf1 b�ci�row� adpn�s F1' �� e
ef
114ne 7: E Mvp PAeMing AN (r" A Appnm � � - r �� Oe via
s.larewtre.dl via ullwt 0111111W$ 9
VE
EIo eclow 6 (WP Grand
8 ob1r1; Aoowd Gall 2t -_
Chiscrywoolilil Roofing 2 qe f1w i, iaP yab6 whi fai�9di. On)y a 64.95 session (ea pr 99
(MIP MatYnr,Niaon). ali.r.l.d � � wMn paYaAs are ftlilan to calf an this mart 1 of 99lb.
J1tlrre 10: Ed -- PfunlbYlp ar>>vertisad oplaf Pals pr Irrkiy 6uI ant adreri> od collection per wlab�r�h
2t l� � Dewy) r" rd p kit an for op ional pporkaill rilgird do app l wiireoch P°a no�ablKit �abn b � 2 ib
Crptlt Town 11 (MVP pf)r,� Km. Porwil Sian apporamalit. •
Archer Electric; 7 (MVP Now OMA icy oil j,''re
S&M „bdil_I�adh,) ws. s"" s°''.r Breaded Pork
.� ' �►'; 6 M � ocftonowwa t _ Pork .
Pte)" WVP Joehus �+.�pAa�.. Sa a ide Ribs Sebabs
Conetructfon 9 (MVP aT '7" q.
. Pro is ,W,,1, �)� Portrait Studio
BrrM VYNaaMMd) via Ulach 9
Call Toll Free t!! 232-6134 Hex The Studio Noee�at You.
EitctmNea 12 (MVP
�� 9 9
Mkftael C.rlr); Di WvW lb. lb. 3
Place C.C. a (WP Mkfi..l lb.
BarlMtt)Roper
vs. Chrm� AJAX
Roorarp 5 (MVP
FFresh
k �9
Side Ribs ?j ,b.
.Aitah..an>: Accord G.lt B
Bob
(HarwOOd Ave., South)
-�7lt Ii�ee�wi ltd.
a —41 R
Meats
(MVP Ryan HerrW m
Ja+naon Motors 7 MVP
MW. -Fri. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. • Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
�
Tyler Rowe) Minus.
.,$un. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
`"lMlaei�i}I�JIrI
• I Mtlfler 17 (MVP Derry
I I L Homaux) w• Flafrtiltoft
..' ...
�_ 1' w lea e ^••
i ;•
v ' • (� . r. . ,
I L• 1 N• ;Irl
/� ,
woal+o9 �1- (MVP Sltifnart .`
1r
44 •�•�•
,7
,: ,
-
: � VM 6
, _
,
_; IOQA!lfOfls Ontaa:io
�®M1
±itR.
a —41 R
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28, 196 -PAGE 17
4 4
Buy one
week, get (905)
,me 2nd frees Call 8 a.m. to ri p.y
Call us for TORONTO Monday Friday
9:30 a.m. to 3:000 p.m. Saturday
details LINE or fax your ad
Appa—r.Artld—F« 798-7672683 0707 (905) 579-2238
Fa GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES
1 Announce your baby's No CES only �3�+SST vim) and receive a gift certificate
you to $25 worth
of quality baby products.
Careers e ' Careers ' ! Careers gin, Careers ' ' Careers Im
Careers ffin, Careers ' ' Careers On, Careers
We also have the follow/ng
coarses for Serlous Students:
•Accounting and Business
Administration
• MicroComputir Business
Applications
• Programming
• LegaUMedical Office Administration
• Hotel a Restaurant Operations
• Bar Management
is Travel and Tourism
• Dental Chairside Assisting
(Some comes oft ed in Oshawa only)
Fhaticia l Amislance may be available.
Computer Support
Specialist (CSS)
The rapid increase of PC nelwottcs in offices,
factories and retail outlets has led to a demand
for personnel with the expertise to administer
these installations. The Computer Support
Specialist win have the technical slips 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 Fundamerttals
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 rule in a variety of
situations.
Students receive hands-on experience
working with micro -computers:
Troubleshooting equipment installing and
ft bteshcobing Novel and Windows NT
software.
Computer Fundansentals
Application Fundamentals
Introductory Electronics
Computer Service t support
Communications
Network Administration
llnstallation i Contiguration
Pre-Empkryment Readiness and
Job Search Workshop
01190
Evening Classes
Word Perfect 5.1 LAN PC Support
Word 6.0 Lotus 123 v2.4 Excel 5.0
Access 2.0 Windows 3.1
Classes begin July 30th
• Individualized. hands-on adult leaming environment
• Targeted job search assistance
Oshawa -Campus- .-Pickering-Campus T0RONTO •
Oshawa Centre 1450 Kingston Rd .. , T aan neg I Training 1 T aan g
723-1163 420-1344 He4*%YoaBuuWaBetttaLHe
,�-/P
5 �SgltreS°t°ittrs WL• �f► 31u
lL__. �• ! Rlkwl attoil.a •
� I
• x• • ra,
.. •
..� .
;OMPARE WHAT FUTURE SHOP HAS TO C
RITI M: 4NlAp
Ovw Ame
F/T 3 PR FOM M i
positions in i�Te 81B lE
• TorontoScarbor-QTUN 60 h t� 39GG
• Mississauga a Cors z 80G MW
• Oakville 1 tlprt 178 people
• MaYhMrn p people 9gr
-1985
��■
• Newmarket
IN
Representatives from Personnel and Operations
Managernent wig be present to meet you, give
you further information and answer your
questions. We urge you to come on Tuesday,
,July 30th, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the
Travelldge Hotel, 55 Halcroiiiin Place (Victoria
Park /401). Penes required. Out of towri appli-
cants okmae tax ver resume to 19051 501 -81 09
DWIVIOND INSTITUTE, a dyriarric business and computer school,
is seeldrlg an enthusiastic
Administrative Assistant
The Ideal Candidate wil have a minrrxrn of 5 years office
experience. Proficiency with word processing, spreadsheet and
database programs is required. Preference will be given to
Candidates with Micxasoft Office experience.
lf you have Strong organizational and conxrxrication slaps, and
enioy a rapidly changing work erworynent, please forward your
resume, no later than August 12, 19% to:
95 Bayy Street West, Suite 404
A0x, Ontario L1S 7K6
Fax (905)427-2556
WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN 111111 ct Bas
BUSINESS JB1 BUT DONT HAVE 111,E AREMci SEEK peo-
THE? plc wBo want to improv
tIe ghee of tie: lila SW&
Mature? Self-motivatel�? You might f a winw or h+ °Ina Wo -
be the person for our fast growing ho rY ,rola ' N
honr. Flatribla hers b AN
your family needs and ac -
financial services company. We ilvibes Fabs *e or d '_
train. '" .
CALL KELLY (905) 427-2763 Freidoor L° °
. i41
► 17Jj � •'
.. _. ..Ili--i:.;......:�:..,.. :�...:.
Cameral
General Help
Help
APPOINTMENT bookers
wanted. no SOWN in-
•oHed, full and part time
available No experience
Pec•ssary Full trarrvng
provided Hourly wages
pks bonuses Poatn• are
enthusiastic individuals
oMy. For interview Can
Chary! at 4262010
BEAUTY SALON re-
quires pan -fine Licensed
Sryku for Oshawa and
Aga salary/Comnussion.
Cal Rife 61%4M.
CARPET CLEANERS.
needed part toe. Must
have own equipment i
truck or van. Must be ex-
perienced. 606 9160
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
Nms Advertiser requests
trial advemsm 0ieda
tiler ad upon ptbii as
News Advertiser will not be
resporKble for more ruin
one rvorrw rlserim and
irme shay be no UWy Ion
oarrseriw of any ad- -
lisernem Uably for er-
r= in ads is trrided to ft
anoint pad for rte Space
oeaxpyvV the error. AN
copy is sir 4w to the ap-
p"al of marogweni of
News AdveMm.
Careers
Request for
Instructor Resumes
Durham College Continuous Icurktg is now accepting instructor
resumes for the following areas of study:
Baftm DWrlcrurg, 'C'PrngrosaNi % Coux"LowDartci% Country
Wlea" Dom, Orgaximtia" Mawwq acrd Dpaelif went aid
Sulci Aninim Alwu gbera W.
Interested individuals can send reslun= to the Adinmis<t dw Ofi'im
Connta"a Laming, P.O. Boz 385, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 71.7.
Thank you for your i semsL Only those candidates being considered
for an interview will be concocted.
- Educat ing.You 46�4 a Real World.._
It00 as SCNOOI
a wen are o•ip a
Class A.B C.D.Z.
• Bus courses available
• One•on-one or group • Fleet training
• Training available- 24 hours per day
• Air brake course • Dangerous goods • Log book
- Border crossings - Defensive dmnng course
PAYMENT
ILA PIAN BLE AJAX
WST01�D COIMOIIATE TRArelr FREE SEYWAR
FON ALL RFET SIZESJULY 30M
A
® x
L=,
HUNT $T, AJ
ASK US MOA WE CAN SAYE r0U YOeiT 7 011 P Y
STILL LOOKING FOR A JOB?
ARE YOU 19 - 26 YEARS OLD?
ACQUIRE THE NECESSAR-i REAL %k ORLD SKILLS Bt" AM-NDING THF
CANADIAN AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AND SERVICE (CARSI
CAREER CHOICES FOR YOUTH PROGRAM
SPONSORED BY:
• CARS KNOWLEDGE NETWORK
• FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
• TRAINING INSTITUTIONS
• YOUR COMMUNITY AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESSES
THIS ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM LEADING TO
CAREERS AND J OBS IN MOTIVE POWER (AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS AND RELATED INDUSTRIES).
TRAINING IS TUITION FREE AND PROVIDES YOU WITH
THE NECESSARY SKILLS TO OBTAIN A JOB IN THE FAST
GROWING AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY.
PREREQUISITES: GRADE 12 OR EQUIVALENT
• MUST SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE
PRESELECTION PROCESS
• MUST BE ELIGIBLE TO WORK IN CANADA
• 50 PARTICIPANTS TO BE SELECTED
THIS PROGRAM WELCOMES ALL MEN AND WOMEN
INTERESTED IN OUR INDUSTRY.
PLEASE FORWARD YOUR RESUME BEFORE JULY 31 /96
BY MAIL TO:
CAREER CHOICES FOR YOUTH
P.O. BOX 153, 1740 KINGSTON ROAD,
PICKERING ONT. L1V 2R4.
Canada ,
• w
PAGE 1R -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUIN 28, 1996
General General General General General 1 1 career: 11 careers 1 1 careers Im
Careers
1 Help IM Help 1 Help 1 Help 1 Help
NONE
STUDENTS,
FEam$1200
ST CH"CE TO MARE MONEY
OUR COMPANY THIS SUMMER
before September
-doorttelemarketing involved
nce necessary - will train
p opportunities
available after September
For more details
can
905-668-2652
ILA"Kh&
The Meat People
Requires an energetic and
enthusiastic experienced meat cutter
to manage the freshmeat department.
Forward resume to:
Halenda's Fine Food Ltd.
915 Nelson St.
Oshawa, Ontario
L1 H 5N7
Att: Jacques Dupuis
• EXPERIENCED
PRODUCE CLERKS
and
GROCERY CLERKS
required
FAX RESUME
905-430-0771
+Ill; Ii.'1Y;7.:i1
start irnrnediate4y One full
time. 3 30 - 12 monday -
t�day. $8 00 hr. to start 6
part pine people. hours in
pay vary. with location
Must be clean. have own
t•ansportation Rush
•esumes. Anderson's
Budding Marrter+ance 344
Wdson Rd h Oshawa
C"tanc L,G 6E5
COMPUTER
USERS NEEDED
Guaranteed steady
work
(Word processing.
Data entry, etc.) Great
ncomel
1.800-3374CM
EARN 1472.06/1NEEK
m
frohow;
Typing terms
tun iWrno" sorM,y rrldw
4.6)812-6891 Earn $100
Book yca, r"C from hong'
4'60124W Code 6
113'
All ages for Fall and Winter as-
signments and N commercials,
feature films and TV series.
M lldren 2+, Men 8 Women 18.65 yrs.
Call (416) 221-3829
ADAMS SERVICES
requires
CLASS AZ DRIVERS
2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical,
Police Clearance. Clean abstract,
Full/Part time.
Call Randy
430-2204
SO YOU WANT TO BE A DJ?
Are you
• Knowledgeable of music from 1960's to 19%'s
• In Possession of an outgang personality
• Are you trainable
• A good listener
• Available to work weekends
Must have own car. no premus
experience necessary.
Call 905.427.0029
Start Immediately
$400 per week
$20,000 annually plus
bonuses
- Payday every Saturday
- No experience necessary
- No layoffs or strikes
- Must be able to lift 35 lbs.
Ajax Distribution company of consumer
products needs 6 people to work In
distribution department. Individuals
must possess a positive attitude to work
in entry level positions up to management.
Call 427-6926
Monday b Tuesday
ID I R E C T 0 R Yj
News Advertiser 6M707 N3mill
(a "I graduated from CDI well pre-
pared for the job market.
I went to interview with
confidence in my ability
to succeed. "
Andrea Jones
Get Started!
A, 2 1 :401040 1 •
Careers With a Future
• Programmer Analyst
• Network Specialist
• Lan Systems Technology
• Computer Maintenance
Technology
• Computerized Accounting
• Office Administration
• Career Consultation
• Day or evening classes
• Financial Assistance
for those who qualify
• Targeted Job Search Assistance
• Practical hands-on adult
learning environment
• Classes starting soon
Call Today Be ready for a new career in less than a year
Scarborough
(416) 291-6662
325 Milner Avenue
r. 1 1 e I I� oo1 I� : 1 H•f 1 pD.carafi g tg 4 Moving
-wSTER CHEAP".Mont EUROPEAN file speu+r- MTER POST HOLE.
,4wovarilants. rec roorns.rl 6t, will rorxwaw VON barn- augured post holes• so"
few ap•rtnents. additions, room. a kechan .ails. as of posts in concreb Sona
fences. decks. etc u- oil as Boor plea. Good rel- tubes installed. as work
coned for over 20 years. cranes and satrstacbm guaranteed (905) 665—
au work guaranteed. for guaranteed For tree asp- 044
-**a espmate call Enwe metes cal D. Dykstra 725-
905-404-8170 4913 POST hale• / hone•
GARAGE DoorlOperw re -Plena ••t) Post holes
GA
ft1DlGll:? nowailed. a. concrete sew-
-_---- pairs broken springs. ce- IA-4Sono Arbes rnI• I
` Ito Npas arca rernorefores
.teeaicel. pirrnbm a
-
Man will pickup will 00
sor•+ylial aeon nip. grass
artrlg motel g. sod re.
novel, flower bed I I ,
pier dm and Pruning. Also
small moving jobs
C"Vk
42> 4M7
TW PAINNTM
Y IECOR
herior d Ex ew
Etlropearf WoAgw"I'fq
MwCNALSKI NOW
hous••. apertrrwrtt. dices.
aovkanc•s and puano spe-
aalist9. Senior and nud-
month discounts. Licensed.
insured. Free esinwles.
Eicolent service. Cal 436-
Eric
36
it 1 1 : • � ����"`�
i- -
ales, rollers. openers in -work �: TUDOR Rose Rergvatron cm" YOYM!
9 New doors!All i Service
r]
Oshawa
1-800-993-9993
560 King Street West
J
House . loty
• Cleaning • swices
Complete ter quality
household cleaning
weekly, tai -weekly,
occasionally
Partial cleaning
service now available
Insured & Donded
s0"1s4WM
uActclAN Clowrwno:.
racily t0 own for Any
age. any Occasion. Birth-
days. Wartwlans. open.
roles. fund raisers. Moan
shows are hrnf Lou
help. 839.7057 or 728
8334.
RASWTWWes work doWK
magic lex cttia4n's p•re•t
and al occomm s. Naw
my own nnpcian Call Er.
stalled 54 P.H.P.S. s•rvng Durham fir^•^ ,.tom,.
openers. Garage Door for 12 years. 72&1800 O'r•� arpenvyf • Moving & � tales. kwas. rear e�-4932
Windows available 416- Ctifnavra pl rnbirg. drywa8. p.—. • Storage • • Loa• OOM
336-0073. i deeCraOrep. Ca to"N ..Pdr_ • e PAP* • • Heath
jobs weleaer. Resoriable AJAX ilovig Srsarrw • krN
Q�rants,
1O"'•no
IIOIIEST r•i•bf• p•ntvn
uwtaN rip ins to rfww oro-
essfulty
r fa•rrc•s. Guar- sarapvie s. novas. pkrec•Kjjg513
Renova•ort. Fa••mi-
evabons. Fully PAW -wed.
wire 17 yts. •speriaer•
LAwIwOWERS -
Tune—Work.
nnMes. grew prigs. gm -
7234122 � Pero
. �
rec (corns and
6.85
cl
w bitrw dell. •Ye1y
rep ail etwf5. ah•rp•n
to
~ have mood strap• urnitt
•vaifabla. FIN. Thum. anill Friday
Made cry t31. +Darts
uNntaa sou
AM rce
weght nrr egient•nt. prop
Now o••rirg tree ffoaes • Ft1r11�41fe
• •
s71tr0.851aar• nn•esapa
l~ � �-
ertrtg loan S5.W
M etMff•orf lend pang
• t Ig wire •rove. Pack end load • aillrllalllflg
war being. 1l•rb•I rernne
flpa;id, slarketp a an. arta
up. Calc for irtforeetsNort.
�� fA91EDAr 7250006 or 427-00M. FIIRMITURE REF••SN-
.........., -- •4G ressan•ble ads, ale
malt tins, c•ips elf Fran
iderntral
J.S. ARtlSTROIK
1O"'•no
job loo tip Conplea
uwtaN rip ins to rfww oro-
M. Wc. Speciaizinp
rnaefy. b•aaren•nts IGedtets
Renova•ort. Fa••mi-
evabons. Fully PAW -wed.
in auslom Itonn•s additions
Ad3•orec. Carew Co. 432-
nnMes. grew prigs. gm -
U•• •stimaeas. (901)432-
rec (corns and
6.85
N"W bw•st 901.725-
a901
Otlsenenart ap•r•ner - Res-
2507 or 1 -WD -3404D01•
and earren•taW. SK30M Canstnretion Ltd..
Serving 0~ Repan for saving Whim Repair for DOUG CLARK PLUM&
over 15 Fre• const#a 19 lits. Addltrors. sund•da EMG, Licensed and in -
tion. Call J•R 00642•. pallio doors. windows. rte:- suited, repairs and alare-
mwm tiapNarw. free •eti- tions, new b•0eroones and
SM' meas. 901.576-5780. renovations, puree sales
Erie (906)420-1M
• 1 c
CARPET krldWom - 25
V ea experience. r•-
sp•ldkrp, ow sp•a•My-
Free •gimtlee. D a N
Deman. 987-1799 or 987. . •
06-6172 24 hsIIIIIIS4 pp of • i 1
• 1 WX"W firieN, nor price onion arf
Free asbant s, servers
• 1 1
• 1 discount, short notice • Garden!" i • J
HAMOYYAN with large also store" TOS- • •
Owed -
trader will do wNdirg torch aIle stcom space aes.
PAINTING i PAPER- able. comparable rates. �
GF10111"VE. dies an be rw - e
k"l)- NORTH STAR For none drib. d Rowe
SMALL
271EQs� SHOP at (901)8.6- 9.41 or is
(eoa)6•eeeo6
R/ '
SUCTWORK rat"". ifunuykwww or . ptearntirg, Mn tri HAI03.4G. Ouakty, wad- COM 432-2860. ' TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOV - --- - - �- - -
nrowd nloc•ad.
Excellent Call Kevin at ming will r•rnovai. lawn merwtw at n•sorud• Also tree tsttump retnsoval. y0ter y�
lass. Free sohmOn. frac do se Wq• truth ft � Wit
(905)831-3194 are. asks. Any
o electric rates. k aha a am lot
lroaalfa air cl•art•rs, ltl- worse. etc. Any odd jobs. Serving Oshawa a ora for do hoereMtoW moves, rest- Landseapirg "Free Estirnales" _
_.midifiers. Big. Sr1w 1� Cale craip 90643D9126 zs yws Cale 725 deli, danGal. corttrwrciaf. IW. Vail Draw i� S �{
Call Peed AP64 86• w • a _ ♦ t r Je427'2868 "M of Movee.
Cale CM or
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28, 199&PAGE 19
General General SkilledFMI Articles ArticlesPM1 Articles 9
Help Help �7 Help Help • Available For Sale For Sal For Sale •
AUTOMOTIVE CAREERS CUSTOM MACHINE GOOD QUALITY daycare WINDOW air conditioners COMPUTERS - NOTE- WASHERS, dryers, fndge, LOVING and affectionate
SHOP requires a hands available in my home, all starting at $99. Colour BOOKS, new and used. stove, new and recondi- Himalayan kittens. MIF, 1st
on t«eperson Must be sell ages welcomed, reason- TV's stating at $too. New DX 2/66's $1,695. new boned, $225 and up for re- a 2nd shots, registered, de-
GENERAI. MOTORS
motivated with a through able rates. Please Call Ter- VCR's starting at $129 pentium NB's 75's 16 MB conditioned washer, $175 wormed. M. also adults
knowledge of Mechanical n at 427-3771 Kenwood stereo system ram, 800 Me hard drives and up for reconditioned available (905)728-7796
design a Engineering SOUTH AJAX Harwood/ $1000. Apartment size DSTN color $2.750 Lots of dryers. $175 and up for re- PUREBRED DALMATION
Practices. Fax resume to washer and dryer $400./ differences choices. Used conditioned fridges and puppies, 2 males, 3 Is-
lh)e to Increased business a long established Westney. 16 yrs. expert -(114)296462 once. Sate indoor d out- set Microwaves from horn
$195 3e6 Desk kips stoves. Also can operated males.e weeks Old, $350
door play. Baby equip- $59.99. CD's f6./each. from $135 New 486 sys- washer and dryers Ste- plus first 8 week shut call
DIESEL MECHANIC, ti9arkham dealer requires the following personnel. C, tems with color monitors
• Full time merit. Ref. a receipts. Movies $8./each. Disney from $899 PCM CIA CE Dhenson's Furniture and 905-427-1892.
Professional Sales Consultants position. also 1, 2 Block parent. 7am-5 30pm. Movies starting at $15. _ Appliances. 227 Court St.
• • nd. or 3rd year apprentice Catherine 686-1673. Portable CD players Stan- from $255. f U radeor bans Oshawa. 576.7448 COLLIE
Service Advisors Parts Personnel apply in person Io Bin y CKC-regsteu� for
ing at $85 Great selection purchase, non portable 8
• Lot Persons • Shuttle Drivers
Mechanical, 800 Farewell) Empk►ytnerlt of jewelry. Full size dryer YAMAHA PSR -400 Key- checked. krst shots, fernalPJ
Ave. Oshawa. 1 ry MB at f95. Computer male, reto now Call
• Service Technicians S159 Couch and char sets Clearance center, Bow. wrought frondy to table
wh (705) 27�528�
starting at $200 Power manvnle. (905) 697-3059. 9
IkapiW tools starting at S35 Apart- Fax your price inquires to glass top $145: 2 food
�f VUU have an enthusiastic personality and a ' Not"oWW CERTIFIED health care ment sue dryer $150. Sega (905)697.1817 transports for catering BARN for rent Suitable for
strong desire to succeed we would like to talk to aide. Available including systems and $275 each: cement mixer horses etc with pasture
weekends. Please call Nintendo systems Sand DEILCRAFT dining sude• $125 folding table legs Located near Lakerdge/
ou. Please Fax or mail your resume Of contact: y table and leaf, 6 chairs. and Taunton Rd Whitt 905-
EVENTATIVE Dental 05)263 4945 games. Mountain bike cabinet, retail for $4000; $5 00 each 721-0601 427 6660 y
Marc Catalano or Bob Wallace.Vt Assistant for family practice $149. golf clubs $125 We ,N8 sell fa s22oo Cad 433
in Oshawa. Send resume ' Firewood buy and sen almost any. 1762 ' Articles ENGLISH Springer
NOl�OT A T^T �1--^ g t. E Manager, 72
DEng at ROCK BOTTOM Wanted S n
OINTE 1 L Kmg SL E Suite 201, DEALS 22 Smcce SL N, ECHOSTAR 18' Satellite pd ,e1 pups. Champion
Oshawa, Orn L 1 H 197 Oshawa We guarantee dish 40 free channels for 1 hunting lines. excellent
guar -
5336 HIGHWAY 7, MARKHAM, ONTARIO L3P 1139 DENTAL Technician re-
FIREWOOD
BBeeech L�owepn�. rt10st tams. 905-4 se yr with Activation
one Rem To temperament heal" eyed
Own by Phone Only Se 88 SSS T.V.'S. YCR'S, anteed. CKC registered
Fax: 905-294-9858 quired for Demure division. Free Delivery. Serving 35x OFF vinyl windows w1dy 1-905-571.1412 apartment size washers $450 Call 1905)786-2611
Experienced person only Pickering* Alae- Wit" and bunk to any opening, steel ELECTROHOME Com -
need Please call Oshawa- DURHAM FIRE. doors and sde lights . merctal wndow NC 3 ton freezers. portable dish- Lhasa Apso pups for sale.
TELEMARKETING PROFESSIONAL , Office apply WOOD 427-4741 vnYl unit, $900 Also. Genre Su- washers. tndges stoves. Non shedding. non allergic.
(905)723-8266 Tuesday, and aluminum siding and apartment size washers. health guarantee. vet nee -
wanted to snake appointments for an Industry Help Thursday a Friday SKIDS a Pallets for fire- accessories. Sales and m- penrft 18' manual horst. musical instruments Id died House tray
Leader. Must have experience telephoning wood hardwood a soh- staeation Bruce Bryant good for 650 pounds' 5500 and diamonds. call Rock di P training start
executives and be able to work in a professional IF you are marred. MULTI DISCIPLINARY wood meed. pre cut it biro (9435)697-3685 as rs 905-420-5651 Bottom Deals. 4-1&1320 able 1705) 786--31e 4 avail -
executives of Health centre seek ng Mo- ken. delivery avalable. FRIDGE, stove. washer.
office environment in Whitby. Attractive salary single parent, separated o. 4 FT. x e FT. eauNs-
tivated. mature individual large a small loads. Limited dryer to- sale. can 579- ANTIQUES Absolutes HELP GIVE A HOME
and bonus package offered for this contract divorced ya may quality WICK pool table. '/2 in r.
for Financial Assistance. for ReceptionisUAssislant time offer call (905)430 slate 'able. cost $2.200 5625 , furniture or an- LESS PET A SECOND
pOaii110n. Those tlrh0 gwlfly should tall Position. Previous expen- 9013 ything old, t CHANCE Healthy kiltens
DIP/CERT. programs avail- Used approximately 30 his GREENHOUSE Yff"^9 ' Scientific 'nom- vet :necked win snots
T. McMurren or V. Greene at able Quark. Illustrator, once in medical field an Sep for $1.100 or best offer GLASS 00•s of pieces, mems. China. silver adver Acuff cats dost in shots
or
(9OSll D_ Prieto Sinop, Director, asset Please forward reHE
Flea ap cher 6 D m 571-1072 best offer Massey Fergu- trsing, rays. decoys. dons. neutered. fully •accinatdl
Premier. Access, Accpac. SUR1e to 212 Krnq St W (Market NR CONDITIONERS- 800(' son noting lawn mower 8 milk bottles. collections or Man medium to larger
on Monday July 29 Autoced, c«.. Visual Basic, Oshawa. Om LTJ 2J2 BTU. vertical 9000 a 6000 HP needs work $200 estates Call Robert Bower Dived dogs also available
between 8:30 a -m. and 5:00 p.m. Unix. Novell Engineer. FRIDGE. Kenmore. $450 BTU. horizontal Excellent 1969 350 Oldsmobile Antiques f905) 655-8049 Pet supplies arta donations
Windows N T. Small Tape. Rocket engine.needs re -
Stove. Kenmore, $450 condition 5100-5200 ffr Broohclin always welcome Can
Power Pent' Mord. Excel.ut.FAX by refrigerator. buds. Deet offer 350 Adis DURHAM ANIMAL ADOP
EXPERIENCED PIANIST / Durham �� Compal- i 1 washer, GE. 5300 Dryer. Oa^ small rd Elder Brock auminum In- who knows ACCOMPANIST or College. 427-3010 GE. 5300 Al 6 years old 5100 Bathroom vanity a NEEDED: 4 or 8 port TION at 905-263.8915
to install watch Needed for ' • ( 1 Or Best Offer 931-75M sink. SW (905)579-5549 take pilus chrome rocker Voice Data System Call
covers $100 mat 1981 267 Fred at 576-9335
batteries, adjust Fellowship in Christ INGLIS "or $150 Two ANTIQUE Barber chair. Olds engine. fits Monte Automobiles
watch bands Church, Pickering. Sales Help/ Sales Help/ enndow ar conditioners $500 6 person sauna. Carlo and trany. runs good UNWANTED Scrap metal 9 M11 for Sale
Candidate must have' A t ' A t $1251*ach Three walnut $124X) oto Dining room (parts car) 5250iset t9el picket p 'ridges. coves.
s. do minor jobs. 9� 9Mbookrisos swieach sofa table win us Claa hutch. FweEgutted
rd. for race car. dryers. cars. washers.
grade 10 or equrva� (1500 ow Call 905-263- .drop 6150 pus oth-
196a MERCEDES 250
Oshawa area.
ent• g0od sght read -
Send resume:
mg and experience in
125 Elinor Ave.
accompaniment cab
Scarb„ Ont.
au li iort
M1 R 3H5
(905)420-2711,
EXPERIENCED meat
or (905)737
cutters required Fax
7036
resumes to (905)430-0771
Arin Meer Department
EXPERIENCED overhead
door mechanic Expen-
o aced in cornrnaroil. resi-
dential a electrical. Call
905 433-0573.
EXPERIENCED restau-
tant staff needed. wa4lreea
for flexible hours. breakfast
took Resumes and refer-
ences will be accepted
Ded a, 1 50 AN
diem 905 6 in good
� 2t372 or ace car parts. good for trucks etc Cap 905A30- S iedar ;ea -e, vapor
APPLIANCES for sale. ego` Class 075 9013 car. 'rue Veury ,nth real
' ArtiCles `edge. $250 washer. raced
a= te WANTED - reocunder. wood mage. NI ^°scare e
$400 Dryer. $250 Dish- ice wor4c;n new rad r
for Sale SOMdway. Sailing eve v x 'Ohdit on Pie*" Can parts etc 4 steed manual
washer. $250 Freezer. �n comp*e pus every -
x32 -1297 tensed. n**ds D.tke
5250 Moving, muss sell tragi. all sent Darts and 5 work. sold as Is $-200 x
BEAUTIFUL 9 prose din- 723.5711
spare tees. rase ready nen over 623-1056
Ing room sate. sola Rosi
wood from Brazil Ten years ARE YOU EXCfTEDni you trey operating, most clvck-
old 6 podded chars.table.1 to when you get saw- I rse nu lag nnpw i,e 1995. Garagd ' Garage;
hued, and buffet Excos*nt T v Tine mwk portable S400C Wo Two -4 , l Yard Sales • Yard Sales
shape Sacrifice at $1500 sstelkte TV systems are
here RCA/$949 00 stores clnranr inns S60 Set
oto A vet to see- d 58CC. 350 Ch" heads.
cal Pri
AW at 905-436-7250 Hughs/5799 Ewstar/S999 totally rebuilt $550 Can
nee programming avail- Ker 905-263-4951
19M Kawasaki Jet Ski, able Ore call bA al
rebwll motor. new sbn« (9051725-8708 KENWOOD 200 wan
bps to prove $2275 1977 compare home, stereo. 5
KrabChew van Nomad $350.ar Bandmaster. pwnalaccor- disc CD dual Cass*"*.
Skilled cmdnon« $145 576- on' black.120 BHS, like Towo, speakers Rent to
Daycare new $55C 0 b o Casa own !)y Phone fOR1 $7 50
Mon -Fn between 2-5 pm.
TAXI DRIVERS and van
Henp
• 1 wanted
0132
keyboard wistand, model
"A' 1 905-571-1413
158 Harwood Ave S. Ape,
drivers needed. full or
11M 3, P'iclwing. For more
dekcs Db hom only SM
27' Sharp Sup« Flat tubo
CT370, good condition.
KENWOOO Car Audio
EXPERIENCED senor
part-y„e' mum be over 25.
LICENSED AUTO
chs sola, low no i toelk-
one gun stereo remote Ca-
5200 o.b o Wool ba+ch
cornplw* system. CD. amp
travel eousepor neededro
contact Bev loa m. -3p m.
BODY PERSON or 4th
BASYSTTTER itE-
bks reedy. Rom to own, only
. 200tbo or York wools.
speakers. $7 00 wk Rom to
managat sinal travel
Monday-Fney, d 571-1331,
yew apprensc*_, req fired
QUMIED my home or your
$5 49 wilily Phone 9G5-
$200 o b.o (905)5763601
own 1 906571-1413
cy in Scarborough e oo
or apply ro 190 waterloo
� � �r shop. Ems,-
hem», from 3 15 P in -
571.1413.
OAK/PME FURNITURE
oto A vet to see- d 58CC. 350 Ch" heads.
cal Pri
AW at 905-436-7250 Hughs/5799 Ewstar/S999 totally rebuilt $550 Can
nee programming avail- Ker 905-263-4951
19M Kawasaki Jet Ski, able Ore call bA al
rebwll motor. new sbn« (9051725-8708 KENWOOD 200 wan
bps to prove $2275 1977 compare home, stereo. 5
KrabChew van Nomad $350.ar Bandmaster. pwnalaccor- disc CD dual Cass*"*.
Skilled cmdnon« $145 576- on' black.120 BHS, like Towo, speakers Rent to
Daycare new $55C 0 b o Casa own !)y Phone fOR1 $7 50
Mon -Fn between 2-5 pm.
TAXI DRIVERS and van
Henp
• 1 wanted
0132
keyboard wistand, model
"A' 1 905-571-1413
158 Harwood Ave S. Ape,
drivers needed. full or
11M 3, P'iclwing. For more
dekcs Db hom only SM
27' Sharp Sup« Flat tubo
CT370, good condition.
KENWOOO Car Audio
EXPERIENCED senor
part-y„e' mum be over 25.
LICENSED AUTO
chs sola, low no i toelk-
one gun stereo remote Ca-
5200 o.b o Wool ba+ch
cornplw* system. CD. amp
travel eousepor neededro
contact Bev loa m. -3p m.
BODY PERSON or 4th
BASYSTTTER itE-
bks reedy. Rom to own, only
. 200tbo or York wools.
speakers. $7 00 wk Rom to
managat sinal travel
Monday-Fney, d 571-1331,
yew apprensc*_, req fired
QUMIED my home or your
$5 49 wilily Phone 9G5-
$200 o b.o (905)5763601
own 1 906571-1413
cy in Scarborough e oo
or apply ro 190 waterloo
� � �r shop. Ems,-
hem», from 3 15 P in -
571.1413.
OAK/PME FURNITURE
Compub. exp«wnc- r- Urxt 1A (upttaws) Oshawa once and rods necessary 5.00 p.m. Whiles RdfFwh 3 DISPLAY CASES, 5 PCE. BLACK dinft t
quad Please cal (416) WANTED: 26 people to Cal Masco. (905)579-4000 Picker rr 420-9552 afar approx 5' king. cash rog- yew ole $300 convection why pay retail prices' One
S P rri g Ont anuf oturer and lar- ' CO Video ' Computer
43b-0290 ku. up ro 3o pounds w -star a cash ennui. Col.. roaster s45 Pius •many gest manufacturers n now
Labour Day All natural LIVE OUT nanny for 2 Dep Cooler, and filing Cab- more rbrn3 (905)434- direct to the jou Video
we pay you ckrecay to
assemble out products.
Easy work. No
experience necessary.
For FREE details send
S.A.s.E. to
Five Stair
. a41s
t �Llwpe101tt. L1V p21
FULLY QUALIFIED all
breed dog groom« heeded
for Port Perry shop. Cam
9e5-4191.
GENERAL i RECRUIT-
1111101117'
ECRUITfa19IT -short i keg Inln
Ass9v"o is Available to
ngMm low drivel lid ad.
m ni$&W-. light indtwitid
a General &about call q
clay for an appdittllltarll
Makwo siluwtla walcoshe
905.436 -sets
HAMIDIUMM noodad
ewioh egwns ce for L)w
bkrdss, Picktail g Teem
CWdw Also I-1 tw
Odwas Conine Sam Cam
Suzanne w 420-1440
LOCAL WHOLESALE
Comp" is gt truing Nand
171014 help. Full fits olllr,
72M is all Jadia
lob time" gfoMrp a0 -
soaks ermine for vin and TV
wotl. all typos, no stop. req.
Eam $7422.90w. Work
gurwesed. Wo plana poo -
pia on snows sols anal$
day- Cal JbnsMMn (416)
961-22211.
Nein "Mill mer
Oameifktl not 4^!
Eery We. M Pti.
is aa. - is ya
Sal til - an
CAN MiiM-
sos°ng
doctor ncomrrhwhded Ask children. Alex area. iron not Lees make a deal 434- 2671 Eq. sold oak 7 Dc dining -
how! Call top tree 1-800- SELL, IT NOW smoker. dnvet. keghl. refer- 7448 or 655.5829 room or 6 p: solid pule ,F.�N ' �L�'
881.6782 . rices. ECE preferred Cal BUNK bed. sda bed. 5 of- bedroom. your Choc*
CALL • • 1 1 427-9738 hos chars. 2 coffee tabes. $1995. many Stan dnotims
fon its Iackat(sae 10) ooc- Tradonal Woodworking AVAILABLE
the typ.wnter 2 drosses 905-9185-8774 1 Home and web page creation Hyper
xn the excitement of
ETsMARTf We'll a SU
Kstore designed espe
may for Paul We an
,mainly operating in 33
moo and hew ouar 280
orae Mrowghout the
raw Slabs - "Is"
I Mie Ingest U.S. nMe-
Pot food and suppfrs.
4 are erpendinig inti
made and now have
v!4 ' "
pules a miwmm d 3+
ire woomiftg onQe s-
loe. Previous groom
lap ealrlara 1 wAnWa
a whcoulsov ID apply.
6 der and aUsbnd ng
IIIa1f. ., stuck" Plus
generous patoeA of our
t
rfis rroalpehan-
is bwe/ss pedoaga
DOG GROOMM
6 few sarefal epee-
gt for erpwianhosddog
DOltlefaff we dgar gnaw
xiensial outolwxft
wing and
k ew quaky g.. V
kyour too" or
.. Int (416)
N. For Iton int
I about PETsh
1 out WNW Yids
PETSMART
Skilled IM Skilled Skiff (905)666-7676 PIANO for Sale 3r rich- link and server storage.
Help Help MMHelp suRGLAIt ALARMS al- as high. Gumrarma n canJohn n Duarft
R
low thieves be in your n+p� Pk+s Deni( As"
in
$1000 Cal (905)839-
A MEMBER OF THE LENBROOK GRW
633 Granite Court,
Pickering, Ont. L1W 3K1
Fax: (905) 831-6936
ASSE IERS ' FRO #=
We are a leading designer and manufacturer of high quality
loudspeakers accepting applications for contract Positions on
our assembly line.
Applicants should be flexible and conscientious team players
who are able to work with a minimum of supervision. Two
years of assembly kyle experience is desired. Applicants must
be able to operate power tools and able to lift heavy objects
(up to 70 lbs.) Cabinet assembly experience would be an
asset
ff you are interested, and would enjoy working in a fast -paced,
non smoking environment, Please forward your resume by
Friday, August 2, 1996. No phone calls or agencies please.
We will thoroughly review and consider all resumes, although
we are only able to respond to those who are selected for
r>riews ,W9 > 1111 pthecs for t(Iilir interest
hone. KEEP THEM OUT! 6752 ime, ZP I T-Goollyarim,
Custom built stets wericlowsekvnty PIANOS GRANOFA-
M.00 biers farper o lee as THER CLOCKS Please WANTED. FRIDGES.
pe� even � exitus• the nett. win Stoves. wasters. dryers.' ' A For Salewhdorrs
open. Fara thea rar10va" New and used wonting a not. Also P/U
estemae call (9058- tanot Na sari. Rent t. trim warted small �rentt.. 905- 1974 Pontiac Astre (Vega)
8429. Own. ala- size. boar"$ 4438-8 83 NEW MUSIC e- 16.400
grand, digital, keyboards only original moves.
Am 1995 neaCendise re- zine a 2 -door automatic Econmr,
CARPET 3 roans, 5299. duced Taep Pins Wales. MAP JArwr.okrhomreeW Kau 4 cyMtder. Immaculete
p1ce insides 30 yrdll of 433-1491. -ale 231111index.hlm sport clods interior. Ongnal
arpst. prertrlan pod . and miss. New black Pont. Runs
iota- - - . Custom blinds REVERSE ownom ova«- PAOIS, excesen$ Certified $1975.
also avadd$O at lowest pLiholdi tw (905)579-5690.
prices Sal 905-432-27. wad Paris«, Rfte IOas«ien 1981 TRT corwerbble, 5
CagM stollsK 100% war softener i nw$%AWs. speed. 2 kin. good condi-
No m thick, plush, am he- 41100 for bosh. 905120- NOT
- 10 6 x 4' ectang- tion. must see. Beat cher.
sislrt ewI - For 3 rooms. 501' uter Kayak pool rte��es
only 4369.00. Price in- SATELLITE dish. Edww decks a binding. $4.9%. 190 Buick C«Kury V6
ckkdes 3D Sq. till angst tar, with added chips. Meas local by-laws, 25yr. udorrtakt. certified 41295.
dskms pad omd istalsffon $1000 or beat offer CAN warranty. 114100-66141,7564. 1963 Buick Cantu ry can
sft-
n your hone. Fee quots(905►4 frr20117 a Pic k«Yhg/Aiax, phone 416- car 4d $1 1963 67 Ford
lion . n yotw homte. No n- (905)1330470 796-7509. Tempo s is 195, Fad
Tango as is 41295. 1987
lwent rho papina t for ore SIEDa - Quaky barn Calamity as is 5129.5- Call
full year. Daniel. 1-80D-
3" shed ka a• x 9', SPE -
217.0104.
CIAL ONLY SM plus lax.
Carpet Mrf OisnMbtuors,
Monti doer am and Non
12 morale Nopoyrrtents,
available' Aim garages
761 McKay Rd
No ihlenenL (OAQ 3 roomafW
(300sgft..) installed with
11M 3, P'iclwing. For more
dekcs Db hom only SM
inlo. all 905.619.2093
Spec als an VbrA Coramic
SOFA BED i ROCKER,
and Hardwood Floating.
make 12 pc., 3 pc- re -
Free Shop At Hot, 1-900-
chs sola, low no i toelk-
8834048-
or. Kwtnore anisbr we-
xn the excitement of
ETsMARTf We'll a SU
Kstore designed espe
may for Paul We an
,mainly operating in 33
moo and hew ouar 280
orae Mrowghout the
raw Slabs - "Is"
I Mie Ingest U.S. nMe-
Pot food and suppfrs.
4 are erpendinig inti
made and now have
v!4 ' "
pules a miwmm d 3+
ire woomiftg onQe s-
loe. Previous groom
lap ealrlara 1 wAnWa
a whcoulsov ID apply.
6 der and aUsbnd ng
IIIa1f. ., stuck" Plus
generous patoeA of our
t
rfis rroalpehan-
is bwe/ss pedoaga
DOG GROOMM
6 few sarefal epee-
gt for erpwianhosddog
DOltlefaff we dgar gnaw
xiensial outolwxft
wing and
k ew quaky g.. V
kyour too" or
.. Int (416)
N. For Iton int
I about PETsh
1 out WNW Yids
PETSMART
Skilled IM Skilled Skiff (905)666-7676 PIANO for Sale 3r rich- link and server storage.
Help Help MMHelp suRGLAIt ALARMS al- as high. Gumrarma n canJohn n Duarft
R
low thieves be in your n+p� Pk+s Deni( As"
in
$1000 Cal (905)839-
A MEMBER OF THE LENBROOK GRW
633 Granite Court,
Pickering, Ont. L1W 3K1
Fax: (905) 831-6936
ASSE IERS ' FRO #=
We are a leading designer and manufacturer of high quality
loudspeakers accepting applications for contract Positions on
our assembly line.
Applicants should be flexible and conscientious team players
who are able to work with a minimum of supervision. Two
years of assembly kyle experience is desired. Applicants must
be able to operate power tools and able to lift heavy objects
(up to 70 lbs.) Cabinet assembly experience would be an
asset
ff you are interested, and would enjoy working in a fast -paced,
non smoking environment, Please forward your resume by
Friday, August 2, 1996. No phone calls or agencies please.
We will thoroughly review and consider all resumes, although
we are only able to respond to those who are selected for
r>riews ,W9 > 1111 pthecs for t(Iilir interest
hone. KEEP THEM OUT! 6752 ime, ZP I T-Goollyarim,
Custom built stets wericlowsekvnty PIANOS GRANOFA-
M.00 biers farper o lee as THER CLOCKS Please WANTED. FRIDGES.
pe� even � exitus• the nett. win Stoves. wasters. dryers.' ' A For Salewhdorrs
open. Fara thea rar10va" New and used wonting a not. Also P/U
estemae call (9058- tanot Na sari. Rent t. trim warted small �rentt.. 905- 1974 Pontiac Astre (Vega)
8429. Own. ala- size. boar"$ 4438-8 83 NEW MUSIC e- 16.400
grand, digital, keyboards only original moves.
Am 1995 neaCendise re- zine a 2 -door automatic Econmr,
CARPET 3 roans, 5299. duced Taep Pins Wales. MAP JArwr.okrhomreeW Kau 4 cyMtder. Immaculete
p1ce insides 30 yrdll of 433-1491. -ale 231111index.hlm sport clods interior. Ongnal
arpst. prertrlan pod . and miss. New black Pont. Runs
iota- - - . Custom blinds REVERSE ownom ova«- PAOIS, excesen$ Certified $1975.
also avadd$O at lowest pLiholdi tw (905)579-5690.
prices Sal 905-432-27. wad Paris«, Rfte IOas«ien 1981 TRT corwerbble, 5
CagM stollsK 100% war softener i nw$%AWs. speed. 2 kin. good condi-
No m thick, plush, am he- 41100 for bosh. 905120- NOT
- 10 6 x 4' ectang- tion. must see. Beat cher.
sislrt ewI - For 3 rooms. 501' uter Kayak pool rte��es
only 4369.00. Price in- SATELLITE dish. Edww decks a binding. $4.9%. 190 Buick C«Kury V6
ckkdes 3D Sq. till angst tar, with added chips. Meas local by-laws, 25yr. udorrtakt. certified 41295.
dskms pad omd istalsffon $1000 or beat offer CAN warranty. 114100-66141,7564. 1963 Buick Cantu ry can
sft-
n your hone. Fee quots(905►4 frr20117 a Pic k«Yhg/Aiax, phone 416- car 4d $1 1963 67 Ford
lion . n yotw homte. No n- (905)1330470 796-7509. Tempo s is 195, Fad
Tango as is 41295. 1987
lwent rho papina t for ore SIEDa - Quaky barn Calamity as is 5129.5- Call
full year. Daniel. 1-80D-
3" shed ka a• x 9', SPE -
217.0104.
CIAL ONLY SM plus lax.
Carpet Mrf OisnMbtuors,
Monti doer am and Non
12 morale Nopoyrrtents,
available' Aim garages
761 McKay Rd
No ihlenenL (OAQ 3 roomafW
(300sgft..) installed with
11M 3, P'iclwing. For more
dekcs Db hom only SM
inlo. all 905.619.2093
Spec als an VbrA Coramic
SOFA BED i ROCKER,
and Hardwood Floating.
make 12 pc., 3 pc- re -
Free Shop At Hot, 1-900-
chs sola, low no i toelk-
8834048-
or. Kwtnore anisbr we-
full year. Daniel. 1-80D-
3" shed ka a• x 9', SPE -
217.0104.
CIAL ONLY SM plus lax.
Carpet Mrf OisnMbtuors,
Monti doer am and Non
12 morale Nopoyrrtents,
available' Aim garages
761 McKay Rd
No ihlenenL (OAQ 3 roomafW
(300sgft..) installed with
11M 3, P'iclwing. For more
dekcs Db hom only SM
inlo. all 905.619.2093
Spec als an VbrA Coramic
SOFA BED i ROCKER,
and Hardwood Floating.
make 12 pc., 3 pc- re -
Free Shop At Hot, 1-900-
chs sola, low no i toelk-
8834048-
or. Kwtnore anisbr we-
404-97$9
1904 Comoro, engine and
body in mint condition,
digital dash. ncam
-
tied
ca -
tied $2896 o.b.o. 686-5474
or 683-7301
1985 PONTIAC ACADIAN,
4 dr. &Aomobc, $1550 c« -
Wed of beat offer Call
726•-0490.
tl�f$ - 00% niflon. new som to- � e l"y B" rocker f 8 auus6 Chen Inde full,
hone oxrI an hanct 1 will accesson m. 433-1681 • ' d excellent condition. atMny
fed recently fust profited
carps 3 fDDrfs $349. Prig SOLD MAPLE able with $1695 cert 1986 Buick
include* carps. premium two eltlsnsions, 6 chairs, Skyhawk 4 door, auto. 4
p@A aI V - ielasaI fast bulot and hulc h, 1 N I ff you are looking br a cylinder, low Ions, ecmaf►
damwry. tee oaneans (30 txlndeon, pallact far ding home for your parrot. real good running car
yards). Not m 8862314. room or kitchen, 5975. lPlame cam Sharon $1995 Cert 433-1787
66111 (905PI114-5904 after 6pm.
PAGE 20 -TILE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 20-,19%
1 Aul mobbs
For Sale
A11orei
For Sak
Trailers
IM TRANS AM. T -roofs,
MCMILLAN AND WIFE
21' HOUSE Trailer, Gold-
arrOm (cassette, black with
auto inventory clearance
en Falcon 71, sloops 6. 3 -
gold. Never winter driven.
sale: 86 Lebaron. 130 km,
piece bath. 2 -way fudge, 3-
V8 auto., ps. pb. air, cruise.
loaded, only $3.495. cert.
bumer propane stovWoven.
tilt, all extras New fires
88 Tempest automatic, 150
propane furnace a propane
$7500 oleo Call 905-985-
Lon- $4.395 cert. 87 Nissan
light. Mostly parked, in
4917or 416-667.2700 ext.
Sentra Blk, low k's. $3.495
good shape. Selling pnce
$12.995 1992 Aaostar.
sport. loaded. only $10,995
cert 88 Eagle Premiere avc.
$2.500.00. Ask for Don
38. 8:30 - 4:30 p.m.
32
excellent condition. $3,996.
905-435-078&
1987 Chev Cavalier RS. 2
87 Camaro, lust in time for
1919 34' Sierra. Paid
dr. 4 tyle auto, ere p w.. p.
summer only $3,295. 87
$23.000, must sell
locks. asking $1900 oleo
Mazda pickup B2000
$3.695. cert. 87 Pontiac
$12.500 including deck/
Call Andy 427 7872
6000 $3.695 cert. 90 At-
shed. Double M Trailer
Wagon. loaded. sunroof.
eostar excellent condition
Park. Lot 79 Lindsay ask for
1917 OLDS CUTLASS
only $6.995 cert. 'AI stock
Ted 705-324-9317: Home
SUPREME BROUGHAM,
must 9o• 'Dont miss this
905-427-2317,
black with grey intenof
one. Many cars to choose
house, separate entrance.
Dual exhaust. a/c, am/fm
from as is McMillan and
ample parking, fridge,
save, $5001morth al indu-
cess. very good condition
Wife Auto, 200 Dundas St.
OtOTCyCIlS
$4700. Senous inquiries
We51 Whitby. 666.3361.
soon. Cal (905)649,2422
only. call Cary 438-0198.
2 a 3 BEDROOMS. legal
peavenressage)
1991 Chev Sprint con-
1911 Yamaha 400 Spe-
leaded, 32.000 original
kms, thars right! $11.595.
vertible. auto, amrtm Cass .
nal. runs good. 5650 as is.
1917 TOPAZ 190 000 km
67.000 km certified $5500
new battery, bras. in good
p.s . p b auto 51200 ass
edo Dave 576-6130
share Also snap -on box
Call 427-8295$1500
Eby
very clean, upper
Carolers, awo, air. from
Automobiles
and Lower units. 434-4524
1961 BONNEVILLE LE.
1 Wanted
1964 SUZUKI GS 750
loaded, 119K kms. Int-
s, Call 721-8208-
EF, excellent condition,
maculate. $5500 certified
1991 FORD AEROSTAR,
only 35,000km New bat -
Call 905-725-7396
A a A TOWING. Pay 550
eery, chain, brake pads last
t
155 Kfrig SL W., at
$5000 cash for used a
2 BEDROOM, apt. ler
1989 Pontiac Sunbird.
4 door, 113K onty no nus:.
cemhed. An/tm cassette
Looks and drives very well
$3999 Call (905)831-
$729
1989 SUNBIRD. auto. 4 -
door. 53995 1990 Sunbrd
LE. 5 -speed. sporty. $3300.
1989 Mustang. hatchback
5 -speed. $2600 1989
Mustang. auto. 53100
1986 Sable GL. loaded.
$2300 1989 Tempest. 4 -
door. auto. S370C 1983
Volvo Turbo, $2400 1990
Pulsar. 5 -speed. 536M
1988 Jaguar X.112. auto,
$7000 AR vehicles Cert,.
bed Durham Motor Ltd.
221 Westney Rd S . Ajax
683-7550
ION CRX SI, Excellent
dondrr'Cr, removable face
plate staco. extra bras 7
Arm. al. sunroof, non
smoker black 59,000 436-
7126
19W PONTIAC Tempest.
art cruse auto. 3 1 V6. ax-
coW mndrbon. one awn-
s, wen nertmtarthed. $31M
436 -SEN
1991 TOYOTA TERCEL
4 or. stanoar�, Durgu,a,,
am -fm stereocassafte. one
owner. nwy nxwge. cam-
hatxe asking $6.600 740 -
Goo 579--"e
19114 Mazda 323. certified.
5 speed. We am/fm cas-
sale green 3 1. 000 krns on
15 months manufacturers
warranty Asking $8700
Call (905)623-64.93
scrap cars 8 trucks. 24 fisummer Never raced or
rs
dropped
7 days Call 905-686-5003 Ready to be rerti-
nr QM-7nfi-57'id 30 min fled S2200 905-436-M
AUTOMOBILES and
trucks wanted for scrap
Any condition, any age.
tree removal in the Durham
Region. cash pad. Also
needed. 75 to '87 Chev or
GMC pickup for parts. Cal
anytime. Oshawa 4-
()407
CARS FOR CASH! We
buy used vehicles Vehr
cies must be in running
condition Call 427.2415 of
Coad to 479 Bayy St East.
Alax at MURAD AUTO
SALES
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
•FREE 'Dvrrnq for sc,ac
red or abandoned cars
Crum 'K PO -W
top pnces pal
Lip to $100
(416) 281-3499
(416)281-9804
WRNTE1)
SCRAP CARS
For Fire Dept -
Rescue Training
Will pay cash
7 days a week
428-7500
Trucks
' for Sale
1/95 PONTIAC Trans- 11M Ford F150. XLT pick
pori. 13 DOC Kms GMAC upgood condition. toad -
lease take over.905 666- ed.S4995 certified. can
8601 evenings or weekends.
432-7746
ANNIVERSARY SALE 1990 F-150 PICK-UP
19M Thundercrah Sun-
birtl 17 It. bownder. 4 3 Lu-
ne. 175 Hp. 100 hrs Easy
load trader. $10.500. Call
Uxbndge (905)852-6302
Marine
1e
1995 17.5 HYDRA
SPORT,' 30 HP Johnsor•.
2 fist, finders, trolling motor.
3 battMes. Irvewell. Brt-
well. rod holders, stereo.
$17 000 080 call 623-
9107
;:-,r your used boat.
We toy and sell
boats. For pickup and
oelivery Call Bit or
Brian at
1x00
riS-3434
r ' � A partmenForRentn
570e.74 monthly. Large
2nd moor 2 bMroom. coun-
try noir. appliances. Ali -
bas perkng No pets 15
mi %Au to Go. GM East of
Courbca. (905)279-7438
OSHAWA 1 a 2 be-,
located at 350 Malaga and
946 Masson Street Ami-
able August 1st. $600 a
$700 all ndkarw NO IMS
Cal 905-576724
1. i 2 Bedroom apts in
Oshawa and Bowmanr.11e
Starting at S600/month.
fridge a stow included,
with Laundry facilities No
pets Cam (905) 434-2407
'AMAZING DEALS'.
auto. $5900 '987 GMC
1 -BEDROOM basement
Canicar has over 4C cert-
Jimmy. auto 63400 1985
apartment. large kung din -
had reconditioned vehicles
Jeep Cherokee $3900
ng large kitchen, 4 -piece
on sale Eg 1992 ASTRID
1989 Blazer, 4x4 auto.
bah. private entrance. OC
LT 4 x 4 loaded van.
$5995 1989 Jeep Ltd .
area Cal 905729-5570.
$12.995 1992 Aaostar.
sport. loaded. only $10,995
,koro. koodod. $6995 1967
Blazer. auto, 4x4, $4400
1 SEOROOM basomem
1990 Fwabvd SE. clack. T-
1991 Blazer. 4x4, auto.
apartment. dose to O.0 .
hyfol k Midge.
tops, loaded only 95.000
loaded. 511.500. 1988
GM1500. $4995. 1990
C
st�K
separate �te.
kms. Sale $7.495 1992
Foca F250 Pick -UP. $4995
yon srrokar. no pots, $450
Topaz. lovely. teal. or,
19W Ford Econokne work
monet. Fvst/lal suit gkket
auto, $6.995 1982 Taunt
van $4400. 1990 Caravan
person. Available wri e -
Wagon. loaded. sunroof.
LE. auto. oatdod, 56500. N
diaMly 905-721-1630
mint $9,865 1987 Pontiac
vehicles certified. Duftam
1-SLEDROOY "H -con -
6000 LE. loaded A-1. only
Motor Ltd., 221 Westney
tamed apart, enL in coach
$3,995. 1988 Mazda 323 4
Rd S., Ajax 683-7550.
house, separate entrance.
Cr. LX 5 speed., wow
$2.695. 1985Dodge 600
V"
ample parking, fridge,
save, $5001morth al indu-
convertible mint $4.995.
RM, 4 VOW Odd
sive. Immediate P�-
1967 Nissan King Cab,
soon. Cal (905)649,2422
auto. RARE. 135.000 kms..
2 a 3 BEDROOMS. legal
loaded. ,932 LeSabre Ltd.,
1987 PLYMOUTH VOYAG-
duplex on Dwight Ave.
leaded, 32.000 original
kms, thars right! $11.595.
ER, 4 ry1-, auto, good blah-
dibon,178.000 kms. Corti-
Fenced yard. sbrage
roonn. coin laundrylM i
1j90 Caravan's (2) Loaded
fed asking $2500 or bast
$850 ncklaril Sept. 1.
from 57.995. 1986 Buick
Omer. tall anytime. Pau
434-1609
Camay Wagon. 95,000)
Mas. Sale $2,995. 1990
Eby
S. IIICKERING 2 bed -
Carolers, awo, air. from
1911 Fad Aarogful 7
room battrrwt spol
mert dose to al of :mil".
53985. 1990 luanina Ewo.
pwomwI $2500 o.b.o. as
separate antrrioe, Laundry
loaded. 98,000 Id... $8,495.
s, Call 721-8208-
ttalidiss. non-smoker, no
1987 Calais. loaded, V-6.
$; Sae
at
1991 FORD AEROSTAR,
pats.$600 plus. Avaeilable
imnr6atMr
r At5.
at Cerlicar A4fW CaewM ,
C
250.000 kms. candied,
t
155 Kfrig SL W., at
condition. $4300.
X905.683-1an.
2 BEDROOM, apt. ler
htidlsem MM, Open
sublet spacious, and unit.
'BE THERE'.
n high rite n Whitby. avail.
�- 1,Plesso contact
Trailer,
Kathy 430-3480
LEASE to own aro. 83
24BEDR0011 upper du -
It a qusifes- No
plex apartment. separate
credit deck. 570034 On-
11 BdOsi ('aravan trailer.
entrance. Largs lut(ihen w/
land, Ltd. 686-7426
Largs windows, stove,
stooge, laundry room, 4-
kmecuww. :loops
t,ONf, low. low km. 1986
4,905729-7230.
phances, OC area. Call
G1w Cavalier. 4 door, 4
1961 TRAVELNRE. 32 ft.,
905728-5570.
cylinder, mint p•s•• p b-. am/
awning, funace, air. dou-
2/3 bsdroan spartrnems, 8
leo swap cassette, 52900
ble bcVrm. 3 pee. bath.
stay buildir9, dose to
.cert. 436-0791
llilcheth. N*bW o M sono,
scads. library, South GM
e . .. • ... Mock ilitil 38500 , CaN
- pct *voi WAV i medisM,
(906)571-0865.
* arid Nov. 428-6328 1-
7pm b• appointment.
vebu►-ati�t..�ib`alMiki�I�`r'tri.least+tnixarx*'�.�.�°",�.,.-..... ... _ _.
Houses or Rech
FAWFoiror Rant EA M11 R.I., on wr Rem [Ap;: ReEJ nt O For Rech J
33 FALBY COURT
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
family building. Air conditioning,
broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry
facilities and underground park-
ing included. From $743-$843.
686-0841 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
FA- CLIPPER APTS.
ms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
derground parking.
5 FALBY CRT.
FRI. 9 A -M. - 5 P.M.
905)683-6021
LTER CANADIAN
ERTIES LIMITED
238 Resor Rd one bed- CLEAN 1 -bedroom cen
room apartment. $450 pkus
hydro. Avail. vrned. 1-416-
533-9107
3 -BEDROOM main floor
heated aoa-,ent. large
kitchen, hvngdming. 4 -
piece batt_ garage fenceC
yard, appliances. OC area
C41905 -728-557C
AJAX - beg one Dill
apartment. large soled oak
kacnen. pmate side door
Brit $650 " nlhy. close ID
amenities. non-wmokers, no
pets Cam (905)427-.4466.
AJAX Oxford Towers.
Spaoan aporbrients, quer
bud&'% Close to shopping.
401. GO Pod. sauna. 2 a
3 bedroorrvs available Au-
gust 1st. and September
'st 905-683-8421. or
(9MWAD-6571 unci 7 30
pm
AJAX. Harwoodis2. 1 -
bedroom basernant aW-
mient for two, August 1.
swofmo th first a last Call
683-5494
AJAX. newly -renovated 1.
bedroom basement apart-
ment. separate entrance.
Laundry faCrkbes. stow.
fudge. parking. no pea.
available irrwnediaNy,
$650, 1sVlast 416-282
5754. 905-660.0961 even-
0195
AJAX- ONE bedroom cor_
do for rent Available Sept.
1st $asam,ontn All toc,b-
bea included Cam Claude
(906)683.0931
AJAX. WesmayMwy 2.
Bright Large 2 bedroom
walkout. 4 pa beth pnvaae
entrance, parking. Laundry
a able Aug Ist/15th
$800 ndusrve. 427 -OW
AVAILABLE IMMIEDIATE-
LY Oshawa. Simco, S
Freshly painted, 3 min kom
401. t a 1-72 bodrooms.
perking included, $450 a
$475 plus hydro. 905 -725 -
OM.
AVAILABLE aM_
DIATELr in Whitby ApL
buil0l spacious crPM-
fact newly IxairNe I with b* -
bony, dose to bus, atwo-
pil all ubloes included.
SM / last required, no pets.
1 bedroonn St350, 2 baa
room. 5750. cat 430-0134.
BACHELOR spurbr iont for
fart. Moo par nnorttn fast
and last. Cable included -
576 -0371. A aidable Au -
9M ML S -E- 0* -
BASEMENT apenment.
12&W&p0ol, neer shop-
ping.
toopping. GO. 1 -bedroom. 4-
pir» bath. large es -in
kikinen. a/c, able, Utilities,
shred entrarna,SuitebN
ler single malas waking
Person- (I" hone, r0-
pets, no smoking $590.
tsUlast, relererices. 831-
5249.
BLOOF#VO C Rd. Wge 1
bedroom apt. fM§* Peirtt-
ad. spacious, wry dean.
5550 includes pefdng.Call
(805)438.1832 or pager
(416)501-1687
CENTRAL Oshawa, very
dean a secure in park Sal-
ting. 1 A 2-badnoom. I-
%40-$740- AN inclusive.
Aw it".Judy. 33 -Cam 905-
579-5219, 905.7266711.
trai Oshawa Large kitchen,
oak cupboards. heat. hy-
dro, par". appliances in -
Ciudad. $548/month . Avail-
able Sept / st. Call 905 -
COMPLETELY renovated
3 -bedroom in duplex, fully
arpeted. FIS. wdkasher, dry-
omrate entrance, ba-
-aid. near downtown
.Ishawa. $895 all inclu-
ve. firstlast 905-430-
9336
COURTICE AREA,3
Dedroorn, private drive,
very clean a bright. $850
plus hydro. avwlable vn-
medatey. first a last re-
wred 404--0577 after 4
DOWNTOWN Oshawa - 2
oedroom $395 all ndusiw
. hydro Completely pn-
vato 3 bedroom 5595 all
wick- . hydro. Own en -
bill 100% private
Available Aug 1st Cal
725-6710
FOR RENT - and 2 bad -
room apt in a very, pmol
and well kept budding.
close to all arrwwes. taus
stop at door. Park Rd. N
Ogha.va Phone 579-9016.
OSHAWA LARGE 3 bed-
room apartment. with hre-
place. 6 appkances in -
during laundry 2 full
baths. 1400 fxf ft.. or con-
Oieorir+¢ ntenan, parking
Close to Lake S975/month
ublr es Avail ffirne-
taaloy. Cat to wow 905-
725-9991 or 905132.6977
LOWER eves of home. 1-
1t, bedrooms. es
roos. uala. AC.
able. laundry (shred)
Needs 1 quiet. non -amok.
ng professional. No pets
FirsAast a references 404-
2175
LUXURY 2 bedroom in
country estate Fireplace.
pod, a• slppm
tacas. wities
included. sonic view. 5
nwm form Kirby Siu Hill
5940 mOnih-al 725-9991
MUST SEE! Ajax go(-
900us 1-bedr00m apart -
Lot , ubli es, able. coil
air, antral vac, fudge,
stow inducted, $695AM
Private entrance. Parking,
Non-smoker, no pets
pisow- (905)427-7374.
N.AJAX clean newly ar-
pated Lige 2-0ddroom, hal
beet. w -in kilA , cable.
a/c, panal wl to Large
deck. Non-smoker. 58001
inckuive. Avail. Sept t.
427-023;1.
NEAR Oshawa Centre.
Loge bright newly fw-na-
ed 2 bedroom WIL in 12-
uu huildrg oauholed an-
, , . $696/mo- includes;
Moes- one i unable Aug.
one Sept /. 7268912.
ONE and two bedroom
am. avow"
CUPW wurmkv
an Wgffmses, ewrytnrg Or
ckaded. BloofWlgort area
721.1178.
OSHAWA - M8 + 900
Glen SL, 2 bedroom SM
from $675 $710. 3 bed-
room apL 5720: close to
shoppig, schools, GM and
Go. UMO= included- Firth
last required. Cal 728-
4993
OSHAWA - JOHN CEN-
TER snot- one bedroom
spaAmert available ime-
diehly, $656/M. pkg. and
u ld. mduds& lalaldly feci-
fies available. Cam (905)
432.8914 (905) 435-7130.
CLEAN FAMILY BUILD -
MIG. Nath Odes, 1. 2 A
3 bbrre. Inclusive. Pay Ca-
ble. pelf igit MWA*Y- fan
723-2094.
OSHAWA, dose to GM, 1,
2, 3 -bedroom apartments,
$600, $725 A $836 respec-
tively. Call 905-438.0229
Park Rd/401 Large dean
2 bedroom apt. Parking,
laundry tacilibes.yard. $695
+ lights- Available Aug 1st,
571 -ono.
PICKERING - 1 bedroom
basement apt. Separate
entrance, laundry, utilities
included. Walking distance
to Pickering Town Centre.
$535/month. (905) 839-
6410.
PICKERING GO
ONE BED. $5751mo.
Nice quiet bsmt. apt.
Suits single non-
smoker. Rent includes
ubl., parking, cable,
laundry. Cool &
soundproofed.
Avail. Aug.lst
Art: 905420-3751
Pickering Village. base-
ment 2 bdrm. full bath, sep-
arate entrance, parking.
laundry, fireplace, or. Sn-
gle mother w/child wel-
come Syr oke boy upstairs-
$725/month. Ist/last. 686-
3328
WHITBY 3 -bedroom in
duple(. fridge. stove. park-
ing, fenced yard. $750, plus
utilities, no dogs, non-
smoker preferred. Sept 1.
non-
=81,
WHITBY BROCK-S. of
401, large 2 bedroom apt.
in triplex, walk to GO, first
last $700. dal collect 905-
509-1520 or 416.466-1291
WHITBY, quiet Ides"? 1 -
bedroom dean. quiet own-
er -occupied building.
Aug.t, lease, lstAast. no
pets, $595+hydro. Call
OM -666-2230.
WHITBY, spacious 2 -bed-
room, excellent building,
patio, near GO. $825 inclu-
sive. Sept. 1st. Call (416)
699-5287.
WHITBY- 3 bedroom main
floor Completely renovat-
ed, New kitchen a floors
Close to Go & amenities
$900 + utd. Avail. Irnmed.
Pauline 905-839-1317 or
905-420-3971.
Whitby- 334 Ash St. well
kept 3 bedroom- in triplex,
separate entrance, ap-
pliances, laundry facilities.
Available Sept. Ist $875
all mclusrve. Call (905)
666-5475
IST CHOICE
A "RDAdLE ROAM
WH I RENT' sur.
No down Payment, NO prObkm!
Let me show you how!
Mortsa(Re payment
=7N vor amb ane
Can Thomas C. Pulte Saks Rep,
Rema: Accord Ratty Ltd.
("S) 5764111
OSHAWA, 2 -bedroom
large kitchen, basement.
front porch, available im-
mediately. $545. plus utili-
ties. Call (416)461-4727.
PICKERING - By the Bay.
3 bedroom main floor, 6
appl. Available Aug. 1st.
Utilities on equal billing.
Call (416) 445-1641.
RENT or Rent -to -Buy
Large 4 bedroom home,
Pickering. Double garage
Call 905-471-8640.
WHITBY, 3 -bedrooms 2
baths, rec room, sunroorn.
lovely treed lanced lot.
$975 plus utilities firsVlast.
August 1 . Call 668-9883
WHITBY- main floor 3 bdrm
semi Newly painted a car-
cable, no smtpking. 5650
ndusve, tsV` --
905-837-2766
PICKERmG-1 bedroom
basement. living room /
dung room with fireplace
large kAch w. 3 targe stor-
age cloeets. cam 831-1979
PICKERING- large 1 bed-
room basernent apt Many
extras Available Sept Ist
$66,5/month nolugne 1st
and Last. References sin-
9le woe" solum welcome
Cal 420-4349
OSHAWA NORTH Sal-
COE.or Russet bright
clean 2 bedroom. n newly
renovated 12-piex, hard-
wood floors. heat hot water.
parting cable nd Laun-
dry facilities, no dogs
$686. hydro. ALSO 1
barn. $151 all inclusive
Avail. Sept. 1. 576-29V
SOUTH Ajax - quo area
t ted pasertenL $675
Chea to lake. bus stop.
fireplace, Laundry. cable.
parking. sura female non-
smoker AvadabN vnrne-
$1 Absolute Ahoroable'
Why Roily/ Own your Horne
from $799/month (utilities
included) No Down pay-
rrw ? Cam MN! Mark Sta-
pley Sales Rep Sutton
Group Excel Reay 571-
6275 ort -900-840.6275
> >nit I,— . r %.1.1WHO scars
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A !!OUSE'
L.4
\".iCr m r.
F.,
3 & Sem $679nntn
& 7in
3-gabw $789'6'3-&
3-& b em
Exec $9691m
No sown ""Mae led
do?
CreBw*nnpt'r Cal 1M!
5171-627S
1i-a..-a4o-rsTs
MARK STAPLEY
Sfi
ok. R,r Suu� (ino
E. -I Rr�h. la
ing to Aaax;Pickering area
Sept 1. Prefer rent -to -own
arrangement, money down
and premium monthly pay-
ments. Cal Only d you have
a FAIR proposal to make
cam collect (519)756-0599
Townhouses
For Rent
3 -BEDROOM townhouse,
Westney Rd/Hwy 2. end
end with garage. $1100/
-month plus utilities, first/
aa, references. non -amok
ung. no pets, available vn-
iwbatey (905)429-3238
COURTICE. 3 -bedroom
townhouse. appliances.
available August 1 $895/
rTKNO. Bob (905)509-2460
or (905)509.9113
KING i TOWNtJt1E
Area available Aug 1 Ist
Large 3 bdrm townhouses.
neutral decor. 4 apps. 1 1/2
baths. basement a garage
5895. • utl Phone 721-
8213 Evening and wee-
kend appointments avail-
able
Ifie1MY 428.-2214
WHY rent when you can
peted. Private yard Close
PICKERING. 2 bdrrn Ixmt
own your own home for
to all amenities. Avail
Sep ant penin close to
g'less
than you thirik?n Call
AugJSept 1st. $900 inclu-
GO a PTC. Suitable for 1
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
sive (416) 537-4958 after
nm-sr'+oker' rid pets. $650
Re/Max Summa Realty
7pm
inclusive. nil cable
(1991) Ltd (905) 66&3800
fres. bbq pitydocking.
(905)837-0.i!!
or(905)666-3211
Housing
PICKERING West Shore,
smokers. no pas $650
AM wanted
bright 1 bedroom base-
Houses
NORTH OSHAWA. 3
meet alparbnon, wlo to pe-
MO For Rent
5519
U0 fireplace. central alit.
call 905.619-9231. Also
HOUSE WANTED -Mov-
cable, no smtpking. 5650
ndusve, tsV` --
905-837-2766
PICKERmG-1 bedroom
basement. living room /
dung room with fireplace
large kAch w. 3 targe stor-
age cloeets. cam 831-1979
PICKERING- large 1 bed-
room basernent apt Many
extras Available Sept Ist
$66,5/month nolugne 1st
and Last. References sin-
9le woe" solum welcome
Cal 420-4349
OSHAWA NORTH Sal-
COE.or Russet bright
clean 2 bedroom. n newly
renovated 12-piex, hard-
wood floors. heat hot water.
parting cable nd Laun-
dry facilities, no dogs
$686. hydro. ALSO 1
barn. $151 all inclusive
Avail. Sept. 1. 576-29V
SOUTH Ajax - quo area
t ted pasertenL $675
Chea to lake. bus stop.
fireplace, Laundry. cable.
parking. sura female non-
smoker AvadabN vnrne-
$1 Absolute Ahoroable'
Why Roily/ Own your Horne
from $799/month (utilities
included) No Down pay-
rrw ? Cam MN! Mark Sta-
pley Sales Rep Sutton
Group Excel Reay 571-
6275 ort -900-840.6275
> >nit I,— . r %.1.1WHO scars
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A !!OUSE'
L.4
\".iCr m r.
F.,
3 & Sem $679nntn
& 7in
3-gabw $789'6'3-&
3-& b em
Exec $9691m
No sown ""Mae led
do?
CreBw*nnpt'r Cal 1M!
5171-627S
1i-a..-a4o-rsTs
MARK STAPLEY
Sfi
ok. R,r Suu� (ino
E. -I Rr�h. la
ing to Aaax;Pickering area
Sept 1. Prefer rent -to -own
arrangement, money down
and premium monthly pay-
ments. Cal Only d you have
a FAIR proposal to make
cam collect (519)756-0599
Townhouses
For Rent
3 -BEDROOM townhouse,
Westney Rd/Hwy 2. end
end with garage. $1100/
-month plus utilities, first/
aa, references. non -amok
ung. no pets, available vn-
iwbatey (905)429-3238
COURTICE. 3 -bedroom
townhouse. appliances.
available August 1 $895/
rTKNO. Bob (905)509-2460
or (905)509.9113
KING i TOWNtJt1E
Area available Aug 1 Ist
Large 3 bdrm townhouses.
neutral decor. 4 apps. 1 1/2
baths. basement a garage
5895. • utl Phone 721-
8213 Evening and wee-
kend appointments avail-
able
Ifie1MY 428.-2214
2 i BEDROOM cot-
• O
LARGE 3 bedroom in north
quiet. chart. TV.. cable,
Near Bancroft. Sone
pulling. shared bagnoom,
Oshawa. Kitchen plus
SOUTHAjax. spotless
DadlY pass July 20.27 or it
Wo ft. Cel M7-0760.
s'pi'te drrwhg roan. t 112
oversized 1 -bedroom
1
e
beth' a gangs. Aug 1st
basement apartment. sap-
fres. bbq pitydocking.
1 5950 mon. + util 579
arae entrant. non-
lillichervioundiry. one quiet
0699
smokers. no pas $650
1
No pets. $110
eorrnod. Pat
pin ublAres 1stilast raw-
NORTH OSHAWA. 3
arm= required Cam 689-
bedroom . basement
5519
townhouses in wall main-
call 905.619-9231. Also
tained farruly complex
SOUTH OSHAWA. 275
Wentworth St. W., Large 1.
2. -bedroom. Close to tun-
es. shopping. available im -
modiately. 5500. $600 a
up . hedge. stow. hall hy-
dro. parking. 1st Aug re-
quired. no pals. 434-5183
TAIAfTOWSNIGOE, 3 -
bedroom, 2 -bathroom
townhouse, large storage.
awirrrkrg Pool, children's
playground, available
SepL1s, $BOO11moM1h+hhy-
dro. I~ No pets. Cal
905-801.6145 6-9pm.
11 BEDROOM, CENTRAL
OSHAWA. bridge, stow,
laundry fac,riYas. psrldrg.
Sew Ist- $M inckaivs.,
beet value in Osewa 11
Fairbanks St. 905-434-
45OZ
TWO BEDROOM, fear
Oshawa Centre and 401.
Pab% foundry. store",
available irmw I -say.
Non Smoker. $590 pin
hybo. 723-5084
U OMW 1 -bedroom
Simcoe North, skyb^
sunken dinngroom, Pine
cupboards, in older horns.
Privets yaw, does to ll
anenAas & buses. $575 +
hast i hydro. Aug 1. Cal
436-8421
WsslwsyAwy 2 -New 1
bdrm bent. separau sin
bunco, aDDfance L, Cable
parkft 4 pc. both, shop
pn9Mao. $860rmo. indu-
give. WWWRO Wy. Mo paw
nDWO"O car 4t26-B11S-
Freshly decorated with
2 BEDROOM house. Fng./stow, close to all
small. $450 plus ubktes, amerlibes. Starting at
firsVlest required. Available $716Jmonth. On site Mgmt
Aug. 1 Bloor/Simcow 986 IN Cale 905.728-3777
5168 or 723 -Ml
34SEDROON brick bun-
galow on 36 Hwy, 4 nliies
from BObcaygeon, 20
minutes; from Lindeayhuge
yaw a walkout basement,
reMenees required. firsV
Last. available August 1.
Cal 005y434-4524.
AJAX - Wastmy/401, 3
bedroom, 2 In baths, 5
appliwmm. air. irepleee.
Into 1 yard, $975 plus Itlt
last . Sept fall. (905) 683-
1173,
AJAX- detached 4 bdrm,
double garage, fireplace,
close to GO and adool.
Arg. 1st. $1200. lsIlllast.
No smoking, no pets.
MM)427- W14 after bpm.
CHARMING 3 bdrm + don.
cwwai Oshawa Cloes to
schools, shopping CW*lw
clinic. ate- Avail. rood Aug.
Platy cam: days 579-
0777. ew.133 5573.
A FARM OPPORTl1NRY,
for that right partly, 4 Md -
room house, doubts ar
garage, reduced rent for
work on house, South Bay,
ROO Ontario (416) 266-
7119
OSHAWA - detached 3
bedrooms, &W -.parking, garage, dock.
hugs yid, CMM location,
atuuiet street, 59602mo.,
Ivat811 ISttlft.I t Td 1-
800-475-9949 or (705)
726-5.99/
SPAMUS .z a 3
INEW1100111110011 in
wellmiintilined tally
Connex. Induda all uEl-
go, 4 *01111 ceS, pak-
ng, dm to sdo* aid
a1 amtanl w Hai Sept
122 Caborte
St L OMIIaa
For appt. 4XMT2
Rooms
M For Rent
PICKERING- Two rooms
for rent. $350 d $375. Call
(905) 428-7036 or (905)
837-0534.
SIMCOE NORTH (Osha-
wa) Large, bright room in
house,common kitchen
facilities, laundry, a/c. living
room. Non-smoker. $90/
week. Available imme-
diately. 905 436-1660
1 Aattlroda on
WHITBY. WEST EXECU-
TIVE 2 rooms torrent.
shared 1 112 -baths. a/c. TV.
Laundry. etc. Parking bad -
yard, Working person $400-
5450 Call 905-666 5213 or
leave message
AJAX. Westney/Hwy 2
area Large home to share.
Close to GO a Transit
S375/monthy All inclusive
Call 683-6092
CLEAN quiet home, room
with private 2 pc. WMroorn.
share shower upstarts. Use
M rest of house. Provide
own food. Non smoker
Laundry facilibes. $350,"
mo. firstAast. 434-4672
(leave message)
LARGE house in quiet
area. dean, non-smoking.
gentleman welcome. faun
dry a k,tcfen, available im-
mediately. S400/month
Call 905-571-2720 leave
message
n, Coltdorlrrkiulta
For RAM
1 -BEDROOM Condo for
rant. Sept 1St, S625.hydro.
hdge, stow. dshwasher
rthcluded, 1 sVlest required
AthoVMary St., Oshawa
Cam 9M_,,36_0278 to view.
Office 3
B I Retail Space
OSHAWA 4 Month
Free Rent int- 600
sq main $500. 3500 sq
Lair Wt. $1000. 250 Sq.
man. $350. 850 sq.2nd. fir
5600. 1050 sq main,
$1.070 1600 sq main
$1300, Call 434-2447 Or
655-4132
OFFICE for rent in modern
professional budding. Ap-
prox. 225 sq. ft Asking
$225. / mo. all inclusive
Cam Ralph Roberto, 728-
9414.
t'IdIMb11)
• Unib
REKT TO OWN, 1000 -
5000 sq. h. comirwcw
condos, very attractive
rates, 0=0$ int purchase
Minks, Cal Kart Thompson.
1.000-465-7742.
Roonu
lor Ronl IMI foRer$t
ro
i 401. Furnished an
2 i BEDROOM cot-
av&W for waking prSM
tis on Paudash Lake.
quiet. chart. TV.. cable,
Near Bancroft. Sone
pulling. shared bagnoom,
weeks $al avaibbbe n Aug.
kitchen + livig roan. $75
DadlY pass July 20.27 or it
Wo ft. Cel M7-0760.
Vacancy. Cwt, new* f.n-
ovated fully equipped can
LIVERPOOUBAYLY 2
pact. a.~ -,lows bon -
gem contained unfumished
fres. bbq pitydocking.
rooms, bath an guile, Blare
sandy swiornirg• (613)
lillichervioundiry. one quiet
339.1711.
employed non smoker ors -
No pets. $110
eorrnod. Pat
COTTAGE FOR RENT -
weep, indudrg cable. 837-
available we" for
0566.
weskerhda. Aug aorSoo.
call 905.619-9231. Also
OSHAWA - proferred
evamable for sate,
area, fumtshed room, in
Madera home, suitable for
male non-smoker. Avail-
able Sept 1. $100heh Call
_ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28,1996 -PAGE 21
OT�, Rallli1 H0m°s Er Camper Camper Personals
1 Trailer Sites 1 Trailer Sites Trailer Sites • • • 1
Nnew snowbirds 2 amFL
ATTE Sq Ranch
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
bun-
galow, all oversized rooms,
PORT PERRY - REDUCED
$119,000. 3 bedroom, con -
3 bathrooms townhouse
some work required, 4 bed.
vOnIsncs plus . walk to all
condo. close to famous
rooms b 1 112 bathrooms,
amenities Large lot for gar'
Clearwater beach, pod. Ill-
detached garage. 112 acre
den. First time buyers
cuzzi. B80. private yard,
OPEN HOUSE. 140 Aldred
dream or retire here. Calf
available now For into and
Dr., Port Perry. Sun, July
Catherine Ayone, Remax
to view "os 686-9846 or
28. 10am-3pm. 985-9203.
Scugog Realty. (905) 985-
579-3788.
V
4427,24 hr. pager
Mart How)
FOUR BEDROOM two
60 Quality Vendors
CLEARWATER, 3 bed-
storey brick home. 40 Mc-
PRICED FOR quick sale
room fully furnished and air
Laughlin, (North Oshawa),
private and peaceful year.
conditioned mobile (per-
gas heat, 2 baths,
round retreat, beautiful 3
manent) homes heated
$139.000. Open house
bedrooms, solanum, sau-
pools. hot tub, dose to
Sun. July 28. For more in-
na. spectacular kitchen,
beaches b major attrac-
formation call 571-1049
many features, approx 2
tins children welcome,
(Alum sydur.
acres t299 500
$275 weekly. photos shown
'n your home. (905)683-
5503
�' PnvaleFor Safe
$120,000 PERFECT,
urge 3 bedroom senile, cus.
tam decor, finished base-
ment, make this your first
tome Call Dale Anderson
Broker. Options Realty Ltd •
433-4623
ONE ACRE
Walk to Durham Col-
lege. Very private,
within city limits, 3
bed. 2 storey brick
home complete. A/c,
c,/vac, fridge, stove,
dishwasher, deck
plus 40X40 insulat-
ed workshop.
For appt. 8 info.
434-6089
983-9234 (90s)
PRIVATE SALE FENE.
LON TWP Trent system 4
season home.. Front 80 ft
Cameron Lake Back 105 ff
Bumt River, 3 bedrooms..i
112 baths. fieldstone fire-
place with airtight Two car
garage plus. Paved drive-
way. large boat slip, phone
(705)887-3813
RMnvestment
Property
We'll Do Our Best To Please YouAt
M & K's Beaver �� R
1Trailer Park Ltd.
'nnr fir +t� TlT11, Rnhrnsrm\ R
R
Omemee, Ont. - off HWY 7 - 1 mile N. on Sturgeon St. R
Full Camping Facilities, Laundry, Store, Pavilion X
(Bingo, Recreation Program) Seasonal Sites, Electric R
& Water Hook-ups R
Designed For Family Camping Is
Trailers Sold On Site fs
Q R
Write: R,R m
t4, Box 60, (hneee ON KOL ZWO 70S-799-6221
iliRR RIi1�liI�KRR1iliRltlil�liRRRlfiliiilPRRIf:1�RRRItRRaRI�ftRlilf:lililfi
CeSwamp?
00%019110 Aare O
Free:
Atfguplt1f�10•l;V4q4%*
T-shirt
kisp t 12tf}16tl1and
Awards
NOJg 8"111
8" WKSTNEY RD. S. UNIT e 1
AJAX, ONT. L 1331111111
2llMNl58011i1t
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT R IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
PRETTY 2 -STOREY de-
1
Coming
TNORpl1GHLY
,ached home. Whitby New
OPEN HOUSE Sun July
8 UNIT apartment building
B=RE
broadbcm t^. kvi ^g• dining•
28 t2 -Rpm Pickering, Val-
for sale Central located
y
CONTRACTS.
1 -bedrooms. New flooring
ley Ridge 3 -bedroom home
433-2504.
personal care company.
1 both bathrooms, en-
backing onto Rouge forest.
Aug. 10 - 11, 10 am- 5 pm
Taman. Hong Kong, Korea
•-ance, eat -n kitchen. Bay
CAC as ftrepaca man
V
sive for nils company. Thar -
windows, slidingg Y at.atlOn
doors to upgrades. Owen crus.
,jeck. double garage. $192,500. PRIVATE 905- Elm Properties
^eautifully landscaped- 509,-4•)gg
'ancsd large lot. Snows lice
model home $157,900 EAST OSHAWA 3 bed- 3500 lull priced. Sedud-
'0 Horseshoe Dr (off room brick bungalow, fn- ed wooded Trailer lot, ad.
'hickson, below Hwy 2) MW basement. gas heat facent to huge county for-
,Jpen House Sat 6 Sunand fireplace. potential n- est, good road, sandy
July 27 -28. 1pm01111 905- law. $142,900 905-571- Beach. hshtng, Cobourg
433-2966 6685 W"e (416)431-1555
"You are file
divine of our
rountru"
COMFORT INN
PICKERING
533 KINGSTON RD.
1-800-228-5150
CHOICE HOTEL'S MUNATIONAL
HOME OR AWAY, GREAT
Serving the Dwh m Region
for over 30 Years
Basement, Home
Renovations
K e1�.tcK (Bathrooms,
EVERYONE has 2 chanc-
Omin9
Coming
es in life to become
• Events •
Events
wealthy. the question. is. 5
(V I-Aghtweigbt
BORED
this your first or your last?
PORT PERRY
Call 905-839-4236
f
THAILAND. Billion Dollar
CRAFT & GIFT SHOW
personal care company.
5 96 :. All applications
expanding to Thailand..
Aug. 10 - 11, 10 am- 5 pm
Taman. Hong Kong, Korea
-nate phone numbers.
aria Japan h.e peen ^as-
Scugog Arena, 1655 Reach Road
sive for nils company. Thar -
Mart How)
and is next Those that
60 Quality Vendors
have been mvdved early in
cul Services 6685805Dur^am
setting up distnb~ have
s sena-s'
made fo"unes Distributor -Personals
be 18 T-
(m) tang Jemp
ships are available If you
are from Thad tl k
e•
'
PerStNlals
MORTGAGES G�c
he language nave lived
AMleni-.:
(m) High Jump
badand 9tY Fg for
there. Please call 1-800-
(V I-Aghtweigbt
BORED
ONTAP10
any purpose. rates from
any rates
578-2793
f
C,Alcm Miller)
HOUSEWIVES
- names 6
5 96 :. All applications
(Qat Hames)
Gvaautrlicx: (mw) Imfivideal
Fall
-nate phone numbers.
t-
Community Finan-
Mart How)
�eLa<rser.ashw
AdAriiica:
300-451.3638
ext 704.
cul Services 6685805Dur^am
s sena-s'
S329/mn. rust
be 18 T-
(m) tang Jemp
Gywmerti- (mJw) inavidral
Apparatus Finals
Diving:
(m) SpniKMwd
1996 SUMMER OLYMPIC
NICK
^+list attracme iaOeS.
%%able, discreet.
out calls orty.
Now N lemalns 14-
40'Z8761
N I KNicholas Farrell of Ajax will he boxing his way to a
medal at the Atlanta Summer Games
The 20-ycar-old will be fighting in the light
F middleweight category and he's been tuning up at
V1cRory's Boxing Club in Hamilton with coach Pinny
A Ryan
Nick ha. been boxing since he was 9 -year. -old after
R being introduced to the swon prit by his father Boyle After he
n his first fight it all hew
ti ever anted to do.
His fast feet and ban& acid his 6 foot franc make him a
force to be reckoned with in the squared circle but he
R
knows that the competition will be fiercc at the Olympics.
To prepare for his Olympic debut Nick worked out every
day with a combination of dogging, sit ups and push ups
and two hours of sparring. Even after the sparring he
finishes the day with anuthcr two hour exercise workout.
L Nick is theperfect perwn las fight for hu country. Gixx!
luck at the games.
FARRELL
a�
noomm AWL 1 -RAY 13
Add,tu,: (m) DeLathlue - Day
Stoeplodhate
4Mk-kwl Smith)
(ml 2011m
(r) 2[Xlm
!w) N(xim
%%oak m
Kchlaw PeuLim)
(0) Is(p0
vvhedckrm
(kQ Adams)
E uezarian: Team JumM F9Wa
flltrti— . afn/ 14
Athieti": (m) 3000m
(a)Pak
s
Teweis: (m) Doane Gold
bit"Match
Syer
Srimmina: (w) Tum Find
aaR�at/ Aa< a • YY 1!
AtkJraica: (a) 4 x I(xha Relay
(Dumwan Bailey.
Balmy Sum
Robert Esmal
(w) Isttlm
(Aagda Chalmets►
to) IS(Mlm
(Kev0 Sellivan.
Graham lkiud)
Ariang: (m) Heavyweight
(Dave Defogbaa)
easketbalL (m)GuldlBnrze
Medal Games
aanom Aa< / . YY N
Ashlesim (m)Mrarttm.
Basketball: (w)Guld/Rmain
Medal Games
tMkybi lf. (m) GddrBnma
Medal Games
Caned
Kayak (mlx) Sprint
Fina/c- (Can*w Bnmeo
CLOaMY C�OMY
EVANLY RAYS Police
,se ..s Rated t• Solutions
3r• Career AMahOnsmus
Health, Leve S239 -cute
'9 - ,.90-4c,.y„cc
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC
answers. serving over 53
million readers. Only 52.99
per min. 24 hrs. 18 yrs. plus
1-900-451-3783.
[90V&Otompanions
EASTSIDE CONNEC-
TIONS DATELINE - Free to
call to place your ad, no
charges for ladies, no
phone bill charges. 905-
43D-7060
Tired ofbeinq awe?
WAPIT
Sincere. Compatible
We can help. Call
434-8399
Don't Forget
Ajax Pickering !Yews
Advertiser
Clzssirwd Dept. LS
open for your conve-
nience every Sat.
930 to 3:00.
TO Pbce Your
Classified Ad
Pkzse Call
68 i -o -o-
tallffRf►r. aaY Jia
AMleni-.:
(m) High Jump
(rl MariltkMi
A—sax.
(V I-Aghtweigbt
Diable Sculls
(Wendy Wiche•
C,Alcm Miller)
cvc'ling:
lm) spnm
(Qat Hames)
Gvaautrlicx: (mw) Imfivideal
Fall
Meir
Affiannals
(an) CK"anms
[latches
,bury" t:
Medal
(Jahn chile,
Mart How)
�eLa<rser.ashw
AdAriiica:
(m) I100llatchrs
{m► IUi(10111111111
(m) 411111m
(r) 4min
(m) tang Jemp
Gywmerti- (mJw) inavidral
Apparatus Finals
Diving:
(m) SpniKMwd
BeAeakslt (r) vs. Japan
11�Y. a<r aR. fRhr 11
(Medal Games
cych":
(a) Ldividaal
Mnemaia adding
(Alum sydur.
Leslie Tumlmtita)
Gy'newnes: (m/w) Exbihiltm
"k(m)
sayer
Zlis d:
H-vyreight
Aikifirli.
(m) Decatblion-Day
1
(Michail Smith)
(x)11111110
Freestyle Relay
Diving:
(x) Sprm11bwnd
(Annie Pelletier)
Cvchng:
(m) Rind Race
(Steve Batter)
111101,ndiag:
(m) 57 kg Freestyle
(Geivi Sivantirt)
noomm AWL 1 -RAY 13
Add,tu,: (m) DeLathlue - Day
Stoeplodhate
4Mk-kwl Smith)
(ml 2011m
(r) 2[Xlm
!w) N(xim
%%oak m
Kchlaw PeuLim)
(0) Is(p0
vvhedckrm
(kQ Adams)
E uezarian: Team JumM F9Wa
flltrti— . afn/ 14
Athieti": (m) 3000m
(a)Pak
s
Teweis: (m) Doane Gold
bit"Match
Syer
Srimmina: (w) Tum Find
aaR�at/ Aa< a • YY 1!
AtkJraica: (a) 4 x I(xha Relay
(Dumwan Bailey.
Balmy Sum
Robert Esmal
(w) Isttlm
(Aagda Chalmets►
to) IS(Mlm
(Kev0 Sellivan.
Graham lkiud)
Ariang: (m) Heavyweight
(Dave Defogbaa)
easketbalL (m)GuldlBnrze
Medal Games
aanom Aa< / . YY N
Ashlesim (m)Mrarttm.
Basketball: (w)Guld/Rmain
Medal Games
tMkybi lf. (m) GddrBnma
Medal Games
Caned
Kayak (mlx) Sprint
Fina/c- (Can*w Bnmeo
CLOaMY C�OMY
EVANLY RAYS Police
,se ..s Rated t• Solutions
3r• Career AMahOnsmus
Health, Leve S239 -cute
'9 - ,.90-4c,.y„cc
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC
answers. serving over 53
million readers. Only 52.99
per min. 24 hrs. 18 yrs. plus
1-900-451-3783.
[90V&Otompanions
EASTSIDE CONNEC-
TIONS DATELINE - Free to
call to place your ad, no
charges for ladies, no
phone bill charges. 905-
43D-7060
Tired ofbeinq awe?
WAPIT
Sincere. Compatible
We can help. Call
434-8399
Don't Forget
Ajax Pickering !Yews
Advertiser
Clzssirwd Dept. LS
open for your conve-
nience every Sat.
930 to 3:00.
TO Pbce Your
Classified Ad
Pkzse Call
68 i -o -o-
PACE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28,1996
O•baw n - Whitby - ClarrnLeon ie��•i�
THIS WEEKNews Advertiser
Northumberland
NEWS
AUCTION GOERS!!
Durham Region residents can now get
up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our
new dedicated phone lines. All auction
notices that are published in one of our
publications will automatically be listed on
this phone line.
For Auction
Li
stings Call6 _ 7 $3
Clarington Residents 404-2615
ADVERTISE YOUR
GARAGE SALE
It's easy!!
Call
Classified
Advertising
for your
Garage Sale
Package!
683.0707
News Advertiser
--- ---- ------ -- -- - -
'E:ANI
here's a great wav to party and play in
eighborhocxl'
he Peanut Club is not your average
-ound. Designed for children from 6
s of age to age S. this unique facility
.s a large variety of exceptional toys and
pparatus that caters to the energy and
tation of young ones, including a tot's
for the very young toddlers.
his safe and fun -filled environment is
Ac for either open play, private parties,
ms or summer camp.
[;MNIER SPECIAL- THE PEANUT
CLUB HAS GONE N TZ!
i Children for the price of 10 for an all
ve Private Party. This special ends Aug.
. So book your fall/winter/spring
ty parties now and save over S50.
II pAnir:j at the Peanut Club are private.
id your guests have exclusive use of the
club. There are several packages to
e from including basic rental or all
ve. All inclusive 2woes include - pizza,
!am cake, juice, plates, napkins, j%-&
W,.-coffee/tea, helium balloons.
11 parties include a Peanut Club staff
:r to serve and clean up the mess!
THE PEANUT CLU %ANN
HAS GONE "N �-
v
I1 Now OIom
S�
AB bm*nl m 2 ht Ps4
1 S cldldntt for M1e prix. d 10 chNdi e
• Face Pu*V OBWA Rdhbiitcetleeaale
• Heim eaioats-P4wp8dxh,0ft&bt
• Staff tosetup8 OM
demW *$" 0Efor&pvVd15
• Pius NDVa Pisa diidW
Now baidap only - oa*boo AW ?t, tas
tljaxlLOEeIB.rrood UKkel COMM
95 62* west Wed
(905) 686-2238
FOR MONIS & DADS!
Drop off your child for 2 1/2 hours a day!
Children ages 2 - 7 (toddlers need not be
toilet trained)
Program includes: weekly sessions
Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
FLEXI-CAMP
divide your five mornings, ideal for those
families with busy schedules or young
;:hildren who have a difficult time with five
mornings in one week.
SPECIAL THEME DAYS
Arts and crafts, games. songs, stories and
special visitors
-daily snack and free Peanut Club t -shirt
-trained staff. 1-8 ratio - maximum 16
children
,July Camp now full, some spaces still
available for August. $55.00/weekly session -
five mornings
10% discount for siblings/post dated
cheques accepted
Program developed and supervised by
Brenda Shedden, E.C.E.
DAILY PLAY
Hours - Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to
3:00 p.m., Tuesday 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.,
Saturday and Sunday 9:30 am. to 12:00 p.m.
Cost - Family with one child first hour $5
Any aiiditional time $2, man for the day $7.
Family with up to 3 children, first hour $8
16mo.-3ymta
3 yrs. - 6 yrs I Cxa�ies 16
lialsftb No - tese n �` SO ria
• pnaetical We • Mtrh
• LANPW • Ficodi
• Sa Camp Cam - A.M.I. Teachm
27 Yells ofFAv
403 Kirastw Rl (I Mad w of Nkawy)
545 Kntanlut u (Hwy. 2 ad Qwch)
365 Kies" XL of Rown9 wr)
415 Toyocvak Rd (SmA an Rougoo w)
686-5005
509-5005 Ain
Mir
"dfusibire""k
For more Peanut Club information call
(905) 686-2238.
BLAISDALE MONTESSORI SCHOOL
Open House Dates
All at 7 p.m. sharp
Ajax
403 Kingston Rd.
Close to Ajax GO Station!
*Thurs. Aug 8th
•Thurs. Aug 15th
*Tues. Aug 27th
Large bnght classrooms!
I block west of Westney Rd.
545 Kingston Rd.
East of Church St.
Large grassy I acre grounds
'Tues. Aug 6th
*Wed Aug 21st
Pickering
365 Kingston Rd
.*Wed Aug 7th
*Tues. Aug 20th
Cotner of Rougemount Dr. and Hwy 2.
Safe fenced in playground.
Entrance in rear.
P►GES Ou'PS
c
staff
ua
L tri
•Q .11a-
9 S.M.
(905) 839-2501
- (FAIRPORT & HWY 2)
Blaisdale Montessori hosts
an exceptional Toddler Program
16 mo -3 years! - Part time or full time'.
Blaisdale's Casa teachers and Administrators
are fully A.M.I. Montessori certified!
Did you know?....
Montesson schools have different affiliations?
A.M.I. is the highest standard for Montessori
Schools in the world. We recommend that you
do not come to see Blaisdale until you have
seen all the other schools.
Children new to Montessori
WF_LCOME! part timc/full time
Call Head Office 509-5005
AUDLEY ROAD STABLES
This is a government licensed facility and
a member in good standing of the Canadian
Equestrian Federation, the governing body of
all equestrian activities across Canada. Also
we are the home of the Ajax Pony Club, a
member of the Canadian Pony Club.
This family run business offers the
highest standard of instruction on safe,
competitive horses.
Now accepting registrations for fall
riding programs.
Visitors are always welcome but please
phone Sandra, the program co-ordinator at
686-4641 for an appointment to tour the
facility.
G>>►TI A T
Articles
Iscaw
le For Sale
HOW ARE WE DOING?
■
he,tisWe*NewsAdafiserCl�iec,oepe�t,�ert ■
saonmiledtopiaidngouraI%ihfe best
■
■ pMSM s 4011Wewo1ld F1 : -' mcardd
■
■ Rspm to fhe gAdombdow.
■ 1. Was your call answered promptly?
■
■
■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly,
■
■ courteous serii"?
■
■
it 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■
• advertisement?
■
■
• 4. Suggestions or comments:
■
■
• We would like to hear from you.
■
• If you prefer,
•
■ please contact Fred Eismont
■
• at 576-9335, or 683-0707
■
• or fill out this coupon
■
■ and mail to:
■
■
Classified Departmment
■
■
■
• P.O. Bos 481
•
■ 865 Farewell St.
■
■ Oshawa, Ontario
■
• L18 7LS
■
■
'Your safisradvn is ft measure of our sucm-ss'
IN
Don't
Forget
Ajax Pickering
News Advertiser
Classified Dept.
is open for your
convenience
every Sat.
9:30 to 3:00.
To Place Your
Classified Ad
Please Call
683-0707
SELLING
YOUR
CAR OR
TRUCK?
Showcase it
across
Durham
Region.
Call
Classifieds
at 683-0707
or
fax 683-7363
�. •%01
• • •
CONGRATULATIONS
JOE CITIZEN!
Love, from your family
Every Sunday in June, The News
. Advertiser will be running
Graduation Advefffsements that
MY be specially priced!
Call Classified at
683-0707
If you wish
to advertise
On This Feature
Call Billy at
(416) 798-7672
ext. 2304
Q�y10ND S}TTN�
' .10'e
DIAMOND SHINE
221 YV..b., Rd. S. U.M A. AM.
t9osl 619-2899
z' :aipeK 6 ►4t VYaheE ad Sb-yooeC
31 :anpfer D.MEardq and D�ew�q
e no. 1a". c,..W ,dy r,.,
rwy"—d
n"
—Wlft wr SLOW , o.. y $134.95
Et. Et.Et
rsi, si, sss M M
1
NO. 1LPE 1
1
1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE 1
NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, 1
' WARRANTY APPROVED
1 SUMMER SAVINGS
1
1
1
1
1
moo
o1I di
OIL & FILTER CHANGa
gWITH THIS COUPON
� Aa; i1I'M
11 000OFF
1 ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
CHANGE EXPIRES Aug. 31/96
1
10 11* 1
1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON wrTH ANY OTHER
OIL CHANGE OFFER RECOMMENDED EVERY
3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KK
1
01 7 DAYS A *IEKK 1
195 wESTNEY R0. (SOL61 d +qai)
1 a� V0dV W7i#Tiii6
TMFt0W BEARS
AUTO BOL1Y
tlOftlE Of AttAn
LANAM4J6 MY
i
COLUMN SHOPS
%anft The Dwham ROOM
Free Estimates
Complete Collision
Specialist S Refinishing
To Cars & Trucks
From Straightening
• Rust Repairs
• Insurance Claims
IMT VW aR MONARCH AYE, AJAX
19051619-2327
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28,1996 -PAGE 23
FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE
REQUIREMENTS CALL THE
AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS
Three Bears Autobody has reason
to celebrate their first anniversary.
That's because they've become
the premier place to take your car or
truck for painting, collision work and
rust repairs.
When Kevin Bond and his staff
opened their doors last summer they
knew their was a need for a quality
autobody shop in the Ajax area.
Since then they've worked hard to
establish an excellent reputation for
professionalism and competitive
prices.
"I want to thank all of the
customers who have made our
business a success, says Kevin.
"Every month our business has
grown because our satisfied
customers have told their family and
friends about us."
Customers that came in for a minor
fender bender the first time haven't
hesitated in coming back to Three
Bears a second time because they
know when the experienced staff
work on their car or truck 0 will be
done right and at the best possible
price.
"In appreciation for the loyalty of
our customers we're extending our
#1
Auil omodve
Glass
Exputs
PRS Yan ,11mar"
S 6" Finley Ave.
Aja., Oat.
Honesty is
The
Best Pollcyl
MOM
i SII%
special on a complete body and paint
job." promises Kevin. "Our prices are
very competitive and with the 20% off
special it's even a greater deal."
Kevin points out they they can offer
,great deals and at the same time not
compromise on quality. They shop
around for the best price on parts
and pass those savings on to their
customers.
Three Bears specializes in
insurance work. They also cater to
those who want to pay for their own
repairs in order to avoid higher
insurance rates.
"There are many cases, especially
with young drivers, when it's cheaper
in the long run to avoid going through
your insurance." says Kevin. "For
these customers we find ways to
save money such as using used
parts when possible."
Thanks to the numerous referrals
given by their many customers this
year old business is sure to be
around for a long time
Congratulations from the Ajax -
Pickering News Advertiser on your
First Anniversary.
For more information about Three
Bears Autobody call (905) 619-2327.
"Honesty, Perfection
Customer Satisfaction"
_ece`we:le !rices
OMM M”, Saftli would No
to tfli * all las valwd
Customsls tI III for 1flsir
OL otate &I
LUBE ,Balance I
FILTER [.-,Wheels I
t: , Mogewc
vow & NUMa ra.I
111111010 awe. w arr
trlall _9MdM 1W s„fie
"I*IiII
W11113MIN ��w
' PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28.1996
DURHAMTHE
• I Auctions • I R 02• I R'�'tr'eoi" • I X01" • I "�0"'
Our grads
don't just get a
diploma,
they get a
GUARANTEE.
Durham College programs offer the skills and knowledge that
today's employers want, hacked by a guarantee that they can rely
on -- that •s the Durham Advantage.t
Choose from over 60 high-quality, joh-focused. diploma or
degree courses that run from S months to 3 years. Programs such
as: Early Childbood Education, Food & Beverage
Afanagernent, Schools Age Care Programming, General Arts &
Science, Computer Programmer: Food & Drug Tecbnology
and many more are offered..klso, Durham College offers i to 6
month College Preparation programs in Technology, Health
1,dences and Business.
Come to Durham College and start to prepare for employment
in the real world'
Plws� Call for more tit a mallon Cmt a hood loam
tot 1-800-461-0549 or on your campy.
905-721-3046. can mdayi
DURHAM
Educating You for the Real World.
ROBERT ANDREW "BOB"
RANSOME
Qts 4dwlj 4 alis!► e&l. w,* weird mvedi 9 wsmU
&4e tis 0#444 a& *J .floc # a d* warts sdatlate+a. fes
060 /iartrfid 0"a *a"" .acrd ds"r" w• ti► ae
11116we wad Saself a 70 Aw oagdwa
01911111, lsts%•se&ntls ei "V 0"d*") dint" V" his
a0•e fK WL. 06% &we 04W w&MW S6
!a's-
%ifawf+ tlr wtl eaas f siaw4 ural "*"Ws `m at
4111110d k+'s?' tea toff &W". of y w&I
06a" gem to #f ad* Aiwa. IrAw Aw d fedi& few o
jedaq ild luweefslfals apm fife fammae. '7s wf
V4440lf t w• nfewa** diad& his uric ya4os
OWN" Auris wpfyisaetwtic�i
,�,� w. �a �if'a i�iaac, tliw.r4 �nac fes
-ate w� la+�ty �rifs+wtt .t�wt :.^'�s
Ittrrt�ls � � 3� ,�'we� dG•�talf �I/�tII: �is +� gipiits,
�� , �,:�� i4ftawlit�"]iia w�.�'tat's• a
SALE MON. JULY
29TH, S:30 P.M.
870 TAUNTON RD.
E. WHITBY
We are selling the es-
tate of Evelyn Cousins
of Oshawa plus oth-
ers including: ornately
carved Victorian set-
tee, 9 pc. oak diner
(ball & claw feet), ce-
dar chest, tea wagon,
pine armoir, chests,
dressers, press back
chairs, piano, apt. size
washer & dryer, co-
lour tv, parlour tables
& chairs• new love -
seats, chairs. sofas,
Aynsley tea service,
pots, pans, dishes,
plus many other arti-
cle, complete bath-
room fixtures, teal.
new approx. $7000.,
desks. chairs, cabi-
nets. etc. new tools.
bedroom suite, some
good antiques, shov-
els. Note Time: 5:30
p.m. Good sale, plan
to attend, something
for everybody. Terms
Cash, Visa, M/C, In-
teract. Viewing Mon-
day from 1 p.m.
MCLEAN
AUCTIONS a
LIQUIDATION
905-6363291
905-432-2536
ANTIQUE ESTATE
AUCTION
4e,. 9 30 am Esta& of
Lata Mrs Vena Heron d
property of Ross Heron of
Kukheld & property of
Mrs Susan Douglas of
Bunt River. to nickxle 3
gonwations of excellent
Quality arargws. fumy.
tura antique fine china.
glass. cranberry. hangrV
lamp. silver. gold sewer
lery. paintings, fabulous
antique carved grarbfa-
ther dock. Victona tur-
n shags & outstanding
v arwy of collectable$ &
pnnbve tools. etc To be
herd at the MABEE AUC-
TION CENTRE on Hwy
35 north, 1 mile north or
Rosedale or 7 kms south
of Coboconk NOTE This
will be one of the best
antique sales to be held
.r Vrctona County in a
very big bin». so be
sure to put this date in
your calendar CALVIN
MABEE AUCTIONS
Lunch &variable Terms
Cash. RR&1 Lindsay.
705-37= or 454-
2641 iris$ d r
NOTE sale what
Nows Adwilliritlaw Qasall1W
Departa•ewt lls ovM ay"y
Iltoaday to Friday 000 a m to
can 683-0707
to plan yo••r ad or filet it
1663
gim. I* In in
meam ion
4"3NM `itR "lam '
/n loving memory of our dear
daughter do sister, Sara Young,
who passed away July 284h,
1994 at age 10
Ahhough we know your cradled
In God's wants embrace
It doesn't'stop the yearning
For your sweet smiting face.
Whik the days in heaven sparkle
And angels do rejoice
On earth we are still sad
For we cannot hear your voice. •
Alive in our hearts as well in our
memories, always missal.
Love Masa, Load
dt sister Mea.
A
17 IA-31%Wrli
4_q[;hR!Ai
lei
Ajax-Pickering
Continuous Learning
PREREGISTRATION
BEGINS JULY 290
Preregister for the following Durham College Continuous Learning courses to
be held at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School, 1918 Whites Road in
Pickering. Registration will take place at Durham College, 2(10) Simcoe Street
North, Oshawa. Register in person or by phone.
Course
Start Date
Timr
Pricy
A(C"linttng1
At 4 1r)
(r(N) P) (H)
'1 )9"
AccountrnR 11
Stpi 17
6. (X) - 9.10
115 1.—
Adult Learning
Sept 19
6 3u - 9.10
1194 -
.1du/Lc u,th Learntrig lhcuinlinrn
Oct 29
6.00 - 9:_i0
'107
Ammatheralrti
XlAf- 14
6_i0 - 9.-i0
'37
Gommuntcating u,th FAaf 101
Sips. 17
6. (X) -8 00
$87.
Communtc utrr{q u-ith 1h•af 102
Sept 17
G. (X) -100
$t5 7. "
.4.%rrrd4,Xi,..-Ilxx r & Pevyntd
Stpt 19
tl (X) - 10 00
$6 5. "
.lttrultrgy, Intn(tluctwn
Sepl. 17
h' (X) - 10 (X)
'65. "
Basic Windou-s
S4v 17
8 _ i0 - 10 (X)
_F89 "=
Communicatrt(nTechntyueN
Stpi 19
G:(X)- 10W
'107
Cultural Asue.%
Sept 26
600- 10W
'I
Dental Reteptrt,nist
Sept. 17
6.00 - hf .i0
1113."'
Fltr Candling
Sept 17
630 - 930
"48.".
Energv-ha.wd HeahnR
Ot t 15
6-30-1000
s 7G. "
Fxcv) ' '•tr Window%
Sept 19
6 (X) - 10 (X)
'154."
t. .a ohtd .14-ndrome
Sept Y,
6..10-9,30
s) 7. „
Folk.lrtfor&-N.nnen
Sept 19
h oO - 1P(X)
$811,
I•ixtt ReA-mPhRy
Oct 1
6:30 - t(.it)
$48"-
Francaci I
Stpr 17
6: 00 - h 010
FraneaLc 2
Sept. 17
h 00 - 10 (X)
Francais 3
Sept. 17
G: 00 - X (X)
Francao 4
Sept 17
800- 10(X)
Human Rititnercth ,%fanaRemtm1 I
Sept. 19
6. oo - 10:00
1129.-"'
Instructilf;na/ Technulu^
Sept. 17
6:00 - 10 00
116.5. 1-*
lnteru,r D m orating
Sept. 19
tt (X) - 10 00
$92.1'
Introducitwy PSA %,htdggy
Sept. 17
6. W - 930
'151.
IntrtxDuctury Sex tolog),
Sept. 19
6: 00 - 10 00
1&%uta 6- F1hic in Counu•Uing
Sept. 17
6:00 - 9:00
Liftw,ylrs & Wi4llr e1.
Sept. 17
6. -(XJ - io (X)
Marklenng I
Sept. 19
600 - 1000
"129.
Afu-rtc ofr Office 0t vin rt -u r
Sept. 17
6.00 - 8:30
'117. `
,VCCP I Theory
Sept. 17
6.00 - 10:00
s4 7.'*'
Note Taking
lk:t. 3
6:30 - 8.30
$12."'
Quill -Applique frrr Beginners
Sept. 26
R-00 - 10:00
$ 75. A
Stall Business Management
Sept. 17
6:00 - 930
'151."'
Spanish 3
Sept. 17
6:00-9-00
' 101."'
Spanish 4
Sept. 17
a-00- 10,00
$101.11,
Weftnw fir targe W.Pmen
Oct. 8
630-8.30
$413.75
Please 1VoW Ttwbewks and suppltex are an addakmital cast.
For VISA or Mode Cad wpitfMa1111 a R•pisI r Non sk tis Jug► 29.
call 721-3000 or for trton itIn riNon cos
1-800-161-3260 906-721-062
Educatina You for the Real World
Birthdays
To Our Big Shining Light
On A BiKE
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
nOC
Uwe It ane
NOT
EXACTLY
AS SHOWN
tawwwwta snttttttsit
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28,1996 -PAGE 25
Dp
TIME 15 RUNNING OUT I
TO
Advertise
., 1N THIS
r, SPOT!
call Janice
+683-0707
AUTOBOYZ
Service Centre
1031 Brock Rd., Pickering
(Just south of 401),
Complete Car ✓I< Truck Repairs
686-8330
PET SITTERS ETC.
1'rt, Plant and Holm• Care
SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1996
PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS
PLANTS & HOMES
BONDED III INSURED
WE CARE FOR YOUR PETS
IN THE COMFORT OF
YOUR OWN HOME
t
F.199 i •
aOR CtL
w000worKers
Intro to Woodworking Course: Sept. 9th
Furniture Making Course: Sept. 3rd
Wood Carving Course: Sept. 4th
ScroU Saw WorksYop: July 20th
wood work bop An 17th do 24th
bw
August Opaings -Pagiiftr lam
7w Casipmtee o ,%owes
Kids Summer Woodworking Camp - A Big Hit!
Discover a W'oodworker's Dream Shop
Partners Jeff Scott and Rob McFarlane, owners of The Carpenter's Square Do -It -
Yourself Woodworking Shop, arc taking woodworking into new territory with their
Kids Woodworking Camps. Kids of various ages can learn about woodworking in a
WYsafe. educational environment by building projects that are practical and fun as well
as instructional. Interest in woodworking on the part of kids is tremendous and the
demand for the Kids Woodworking Camp this summer has been great. The July
Camp is full, however, there are still a few openings in August. These Camps have been so
successful. McFarlane and Scott are going to be running Saturday morning camps beginning
in the fall.
A fully equipped, spacious woxxiworking shop, The Carpenter's Square is
also a top notch educational facility. Beginning again in September are a
1� number of in-depth courses such as Introduction to Woodworking. Furniture
and Cabinet Making and Word Carving. There are also a number of work-
shops planned that will cover a wide range of topics including Chip
Carving, Finishing Techniques, French Polishing, Wood Turning, Scroll
Sawing and many Router related subjects. Additionally, one-on-one lessons may be arranged
with experienced, knowledgeable instructors. Co-owner Jeff Scott commented that, "Men
and women alike are learning skills and developing abilities that they didn't think they could.
It's great to watch someone's confidence grow while learning how to build a piece of tine
dining room furniture, and the look on their faces when its complete is fantastic - especially
when we photograph it to put up on our "Wall of Fame"
Ladies Night, held on Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m., has seen women
having a blast doing everything from Folk Art to furniture making. For $15
,,,frS they have full use of the entire shop along with friendly advise and assistance
V�" from Rob or Jeff. With the increased interest in Folk Art, Ladies Night has
become a very popular feature of the Carpenter's Square.
The Carpenter's Square is also home to a rapidly growing woodworking
club. Members enjoy many benefits including reduced hourly rases, dis-
counts on courses, workshops, professional finishing products and much
more. Everything you need to complete any project. Equally beneficial is
the opportunity to meet others and share interests and knowledge. At any
given time you can find people building a variety of projects ranging
from simple Folk Art to full size church pipe organ consoles. There is
always something interesting going on. A complete information package
is available by calling (905) 683-6003 or by visiting the shop at 1885
Clements Road - Unit 254 in Pickering.
Why Advertise in Focus on Business
Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being part of Focus on business advertising
feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that
investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have
generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred.
How do you get involved?
When a company make a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete
with pictures. The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service,
philosophy, goals, special promotions and even a historical overview. Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is
done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and writing, plus the taking of the photographs. All the business
needs to do is preparo.fQr thg.inereased sales.volume. For, more information call Janice at 683-0707. _
DURHAM
WINDOWS & DOORS
casement (905) 579-2222 Dtmc
LE
Complete Selection of TRT ACTION
Vinyl Windows 8 Doors
• PICTURE WINDOWS
• BAY & BOW WINDOWS-
• INSURANCE CLAIMS
• PATIO DOORS
• STORM DOORS
• NEW CONSTRUCTION
WINDOWS
X9961"C1=
MOBILE SHOWROOM
WAYNE HUTCHINSON 5,,, K- 11 w
SALES. SERVICE 6 4319� i. — -
INSTALLATION 1"73
"n3
2
(,osl 379-222
Gunther Keens Contracting
Additions, Second Storeys,
Basement Apartments, Decks, Vinyl
Replacement Windows, All Interior
Renovations.
"FREE LOW E"
Limited Time Only
Call Gunther 839-0681.
Serving Durham Region for over 25 years.
GARDINER'S DUCT
CLEANING, CHIMNEY SWEEP
Dryer Duct cleaning only $20.00
with purchase of Duct Cleaning
Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent
CHIV%F+ SWEEPING Dwy $49.95
RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL
Snake rnethod used (416) 282-3292
14T
i �.
swyug a IXMW
TOVZ
senew'i111111111, your aaortaw .)
Looking so iscresse yor exisd ,Dome"
our firee soarIsge servicm can save you
It enarcds of dors alli Torr siiortgagd
MORTGAGE
11AM
lose as
a
At 47z
441057,"1 866"
Customized Menus for All Oc•casums
Full Service Caterer for
Social dr Corporate Entertaining
CATERING OF FINE FOODS
Karen Wilson
(905) 683-8810
Appco Paving
440i -
locally owned and
operated
For Free Estimate
. • . t .01111 a nrs_'%• I nn It
1
PAGE 2&THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28, 196
E
�ome�=4Q�
mprovement
DURHAM
WINDOWS & DOORS
(905) 579-2222
Complete Selection of
Vinyl Windows & Doors
•CASENIENT 1)OUB1,E
TedrMW 2000, H UN
T)LT-.a0,-11ON
• �crJre
Nindows
•
Bay & Bow
Nindows
• isurance
Maims
•'atio Doors
�t�rTn
,- ors
• grew
=nstructlon
Nrndow5
•3ass&
•een
Mepa rs
MOBILE SHOWROOM
FREE ESTIMATES
WAYNE HUTCHINSON L ^ L T N
~ E , is E & OSHAVVA ONTARIO
INSTALLATION L 1J 21_3
Xedirl"Z'000 (905) 579-2222
IF YOU WISH
TO ADVERTISE
ON THIS
FEATURE
CALL
BILLY
(416) • 798.7672
EX : 2304
H RT
Romarc Renovations Ltd
" Over /O Yeen EI,erieoce"
*)'OL'R HOME INIPROVENIENT EXPERTS*
* Drywall And Fine Carpentry
* Ceramic and Vinyl Floor Tiles
* Wood Deck and Wood Fences
* Drywall 'Textured Ceiling
* Replacement Windows & Doors
* Carport Balcony and Porch
* Shingled Roofing
* Computer Design Drawings
* Building Permit Application
We Do It All. Foundation To Roof
Pictures and References Available
All Work Cuaranteed Call Bob 19051 320-3044
The Tile Shoppe has the finest floor
coverings from Spain and Italy
The T i l e 540#1 ti t
Pickering Home & Design Centre >
1755 Pickering Parkway Unit #52 L•
683-0079 .t;+
Free Estimates & i ,stagy atnons-
y'
ICCOMPLETE BATHROOM
�ENOVATION SPECIAL I y
• New Tub WE + •�-
I • New Faucet SPEC
ULIZE
• New Tiles on wap orow Grarrat tib
• New Tiles floor Eire• mart►le. I Owner Jarek Baginski invites Durham residents to visit The Tile
'1,799- J„" " Also
IDrop in to our shoo:
Shoppe at the Pickering Home and Leisure Centre.
I room for more details. • MsfdiM00d Floors
L--------- `��"ib0"' E"J Your home is special to you and They will come to your home and
Serving the Durham
?gion for over 30 Years
KILP.h 4K
CONSTRUCTION
Basement, Home
Renovations
(Bathrooms, etc.)
E
rized CmOndor
INERS GAS
DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS
YOU CAN APPLY IT TO
YOUR GAS BILL
ON O.A.C.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Additions • 2nd floors
• Bathrooms • Pkrlbing • Deck/lences
W" • Tiling • Drywall
WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS
REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE
A* FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED
97 Church St, 905-428-8785
Ajax . • 14888-845-4420
when it comes to renovations you
want the best service and products
mailable.
At The Tile Shoppe in Pickering
you can choose from the finest
section of ceramic tiles, marble and
granite as well as hardwood flooring.
Owners Peter Mularczyk and Jarek
Baginski opened their shop last April
in the Pickering Home and Leisure
Centre to the delight of homeowners
who appreciate their top quality
products, friendly service and
competitive prices.
Their store is filled with unique and
stylish floor coverings that will
enhance your decor and the wide
selection means there's always
something to fit your budget.
Imported from Italy and Spain their
ceramic tiles will look beautiful in
your home and the installation crew
supervised by Peter and Jarek will
ensure a professional job done to
your satisfaction.
"We have all of the latest styles and
colours to suit your decor and we
work closely with our customers
giving them advice on what would
look best in their home," says Peter.
take measurements of the area you
want tiles or hard wood floors.
Then they will provide you with a
free estimate with your budget in
mind.
The Tile Shoppe also carries
bathroom accessories as well as
grouts, glues and other maintenance
products.
They will also do complete
renovation of bathroom enclosures
which includes tiles, and materials,
removal of the existing walls,
garbage removal and installation of
waterproof cement boards.
They guarantee their workmanship
for one years and their tiles come
with manufacturer's warranties from
10 to 35 years.
They also cater to the do-it-
yourselfer with a free delivery
service and rentals of tile cutters,
saws and grinders. All you have io
leave is a small deposit.
Right now take advantage of their
sale on floor tiles. There are 4 lines
marked down to $2.59 per square
foot from $4.29.
For more information call 683-
0079.
SILVER CARPET & RUGS
INCREDIBLE PRICES
INCREDIBLE SAVINGS
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
FOR FREE! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE
OR ESTIMATE CALL
UNIT 3 -487 Westney Pd. S.
683-4292 AJAX
FULLY LICENSED
& INSURED
rISTALLAn01J
SALES a SERvKE to Lam,
ALL MAXIS
AIR C0NpT10HMG, IIEATRIG
a REiRIGEIATION OPIUM
COMMCRCIAI a WOUSTUAL _._.—
AJ*NORIZED We wil not
�
LEa URAL
`AS be
e 9
knrnn
u
V sd Us Sunday - Pickenn Flea
Market across from Food Court
P SYSTE4"_
Over 20 years experience
SALES • SERVICE • PARTS
RENOVATIONS A REMODELMIG
24 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE
(WITH NO CHARGE FOR OVERTIME)
=4 1 JA IN=
One of the largest plumbing parts
department in the great Toronto area.
1 1050 BROCK RD. - UNT 5 PICKERNG W I
TREE REMOVAL • TREE PRUNING • RESRNG
HOWARD'S
LANDSCAPING
CONTRACTING
Service Supplied:
• Lawn Care • Lawn Maintenance
• Interlock Driveways
• Precast Retaining Walls
• Custom Fences & Decks
• Residential • Commercial • Irdustrial
Work Guarardeed
Pho.a. 905-839-0282
"und .rs: 416-412-7922
/® � MO TRAM ASS""01111
Over 20 Years
A
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 28,1996 -PACE 27
i 9
t62-
�
3 °'� 842
/ i. / /i .�`` /,% .�
CIA
Cali �;r �� /
(�2 491'm n, to to these a� �4his
a� ter respond /daY
, TouchTono or Rotary Phones• You must be 18 or older. `
• f • • • • • • • • ■ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ■ • • • • • • • • t • • • • • • • • •/� • •,
100%
gone*** ■ • • • • •
/Vida
a�
+MsaL�IMaaN 71 W 1, td as a sped bK
Orijlt ossa& IWW4 ryas Woo s Aad �!
Marr. Low b wd a bfr paebi Nil
'IW
a W MepN alfldaL SVdy aWMd ie as Nil
r■.de+F aabllael W ealpis BOR
bra v LLL �S
* I *dM � WOO now A A No aintiw ww am Pi pal NNwr. Nb A btu d hm lmd wM s rm bwiar. Lrli p
•� r 1P MM "Moe mk VOX OMe
h"a ad hast A Ir
„�
3156
INK
lo dere pasid WaM W aaM as ins sort
b VeMaaae Viaair NOM a 7+a+ taaw d rwu.
oft wMw a%
bras b Mt w aMw Noris a rad sa A fiwasa
MA1iD GR, Sr W 11 NA4
brad, 2I. I al p f Mlwa W 1
LETS TALK SOON AIwM1aR Uaja Mies
took
rwlrbarhk � Da1
Ortel 91GA�M7. I -6. No sum
==0400-6.
SOOT 11115
PMR TO STAIR OYER?, M S!. 161
Rodd a NwdrML A jot i! as No am**
dais IMele bis bwlL r Mia w m bis M Fane
Wo
g Y
abeae4'Ia m a aL_ SOO(WtJ7i r- n
ALONE I IONELT WMaN basis raves br
A Eljry a root par Roast
rale aA Selly a Mob Mwlq ell amoINWw,
m+p+aa/ a1 wap amoadw bads M V digit r Sr
bw MrMw aapgamf AgAsNdT rM spa aiwL
ooui,
bow Mai W apL as arbYr. EajN+ Imeft
eaMr Ndip carrEwb emloa9 a ""
OLD FASHOIEO GUY. a pad WK ST bade
"ismer hrb Clraben fd+aagtA+r IS. W am 17 ifll
o dwrm 90117!16
MATCH TFMS, Ca1AdaL eery. wisp Ia+aT Misr.
a
a+4ioL
Made. me N+' Ness. apes,
SAaliaq+*��
21 t 76. Nie a saes br a W Aad game d
eau. SOI 1766/
at Iaaw afladrdas W a e wader Nom
elf a wq save a Yafw caiira W wt�aa.
pa
0 home. pod
aesrM W00 wSmaing i tweet K00 e; 150 ira
S*M aaalaorw to Ora ar 4M W low d
n• FaaabMiorWr aalpfoYp, no daparwm sass
w61' p+baaK
SOI 17772
LOPE LIFE LADY. ST . Ca eom 1■N prdVedaad
W haw aytMC OVAL SOI 71616
otaj.
scat 7E651
Mos parrrrys. OudWs rd lion to am eschar a
soma d emm. low d hW* and Jrwwk Addis-
taL MasNr, wry iA+M9+aa probpiaad non
Mia WM.. MWM, spit 75 b 6. 1 loan ver
WriN OR tm11OU7T LOS
Sr W Baan Mai was 21.
d
Iwb
Aveda Nie ars Mme ei, ISI parr SP W
mare arO Eqo, Mt assn, long woes Ever•
IODERSTANIONG, DiooN aaraofw die awls.
7L 4tlw d ave. M bOw Nair.
LETS TALK 5001!. sr. +ia * *& ads, op 71
Yb d t d y�acal aha
OSHAWA AREA MAN'.. c Bi ars SoWn sWdW
d you•oma its
ep rd Wort. Loolonq ver M des frltaad Ary
riwp b tiara in paRrwrttrq. BOX 1677!
N*k w'ra a barba. BOX 71642
WWM ARE YOU7. Dow b sera abaCtiw hd 64'
!sass al ar" r�io
MM 14M ti a bis. L °0bp b a r0+arr0L
. o
"~4 aad0aw M BMw Jdra lob aM
Llpfbwiaag
'tl•'3 I p+n b optN at waNrt n 1
IbLso
w ad
=01 S' 1 1 110 O rApI ch tom stir W
soar ■"oYr. SaaAy amtCsom Mad. x b i.
ala saes NN4 Nd oft 9=K PAN 11101
lwaadtiaW Lw" b a paowwarL nm aaad-
ttoo � BOX 14170
SOLID LACE YOt r. YwS ftra" w" and
SINGLE am Secy A SMO gerWwrarr 451041.
%% is Mmes we a Eras d Maw. Ma lis
wed bode. 3S. wdwq bA Caress rcawoc.
Kb" 9++I+n o 35 b 0, m, 'w wan
tel Iw1W -� aMt ai, D a alar. b a tri
MI.
woo
■raw deist I Icer Mw Vr w deter IN"
Yaw DAoar M r and nowt
b powaA re1MWa■wlp a -aper■ ww BOX
SEAS]
BO Mesa ap 26 b 72, b poedrWw rw1•otlrp
+d^9 &wok L ootdg bis IM us. is 4 25. tx
CNbri 801 1914
L OYELY YOUNG LADY, 21 Yaw, Old bays Mesa
no
aAprHdasa lois la+nfala4 W pmibw rdasao
O4. 1110 So" acaraam waxing Mas.
os rw31041 BOX 16165
EMPLOYED RAL TWE,
s11'.
!sates
W ~ Ya■r batt BOX 11115
Fw be I
SEROUS MOIiEAS. ENpbYod states Mwa
� IWL 71, 6 W 250 ban
MOI f 6912
HONEST AND SINCEAEr S1r. 74 Yaw ave
ha+aadaaM. BOX 16551
ALONE r e OSHAWA AWKrw 32
bora ver low her W grout" a Eery aro-
gal.
!oars dacws *0 !stows Od W d Mr. W
Lo" bis sasaar nap
o w. nowt. ding oda st-
pomme we tis w,d
brow Pow. A smaow W ocnaarW drwiw wWr
ear. I metmr1. twcw W good ftwold
Madel ib b w a •mar ■an 1 Mist d 9+K
L*" w Ave seesaw 10 wan aver SOIs two
iri You ai tl be dwappaaed BOX 11 S71
any r ar worn. Caap ll , sommong W Can
69 imerear Yom pass Isom a
7160 aaebagd. BOX
Ssn AM s a
M tat W dual sprawl aorta BOX
da .t Swcawn9 aro wqa ate MM. 2/
MOX t 6177
SOU[ MATE WANTED. 17 pr ave pm wtwrr
Ty mum So" an I*K*n wdm 21 b 21 tr
h-doa pww Cal No M Vom as pass"
SNARE ADVENTURES, hebtw,ru. atb Kti
Mat. 0.
16117
16177
YALE WANTED. Sn1+ ■hr Mist- splen
LKL'. lL rOarnae diwrra
36 Wk
b x Obs bis , tanow r+e+bOaMlw a was DOI
76M
LETS TALK SiaAL al■IL W ►a+p wan sat
p" b ft aamw tang baa woes m ow
low. ST Ib 18 porwrM. tarwe an0 ranos.
Looloy bis a rn. we wear Arta, b a rM•
Sri n290 'HUE ROYANTC. AMw,,tftm saps w1dw %N O
wo o1n rl" rOW4 ave pool bW
arra 900d Amd W wq nY So" no wom-
21. ioobg IN Waw cwommw W a a
d tum saes SA++a Ens
a+a+a9 IYIrOI Marr fIN tJa+btn
tl
9+ra9 paws ab
Lm" 4 Kamm 22 m 21 9 you w eaaew-
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Gwd wL At- 51. Oma•
wrMY 786AW r W prttwa0w. snap abs •
asect wwadm woo Own r Mar. No 1 nom. eorrl F Enm 0111% wanes Oar bow ar
Iwdur oaarYrana est ►wp BOX 11101
�
wan sores, barada her W esu aYaa 76 Yaw oM,
i P ad ora A Yaw waric W kd d MR
Vol a1aA. i b S0. S1r a saw oawAtd aMr 14
Craw tresis drttr. b awn Its fA taM BOX
par. W a Nr d
say ImeOrt w 7 0: a
twaM rd avaaiorrd drwrrJ aM •
st4k as dr BOX 1161
LETS TALI SML x aM
� +•� •osis WaA,
+ rasa oris, twMa Moa Snip t4 r3ac-
Ram ,oa+a9+r afaA woven wHb • d0■utdd.
. e now .
GOODS
19 W 25, we war +artan 1 ave a 6000 SENSE OF MdaJR' z2
to
►+m ver j r++r dL w ow
MM b waw 1 Wasap r aq Oat. 901 J1K1 � tread ww. Loolrp tr sa.rar b +uvea •a•
SoWg n aOrraK ub9 W aNac9ard wde
tr r sew Mq Noll rdMotl V BOX 11 SIS
716J7
STRONG FAKY VALUES Fway mesad Caw
rsprL BOI D2/1 I% poor
BOX -MAMA, Too rag b aL w piss
C- tlfoS M II nm m M Ms.
oath. M W amass ad sw aM b dao or
fM-Yw wlalat s dNp, rides, ora fact
S►EO& GUY. Car" Mw low. W KL 6T.
210 plass Moa arras. flroL dwp ad aN •
nom awry low aqa ,1 w 3S Js wawa.
'� Om -L 9=49 Owns etc BOX t t S26
rOU1G AT 1EART. Young SO OMs 1+d1 bobq Mr
I CowoweaL Ego! a w■aap, errtars cub.
seen +++lag Wad am b dna a a amara
wet Mad loom come mama crop, ab.
Yoaetetl ow
b a OWAOT wry. AX swam 10 Yon a wo. bsw.
tom bda Ame m aN Ira adtRC tads SAM+ay
S 1AIE SIfC1AL TWES 1i r w olL sr. 161
IL
ADS. b•9 W BOX 23W
RAST TIME AD. s9 ur W 250 pond Mr1+ *mL
"Mara Nealt opwcr w0, db nr a $am d
WMW a n b coot ad Arw M• b Owl No
y�A Bi isle sew n 'Y
YEW rI aft W woo 75 press 1
Swtrp
low rt_ I w Sr W 170 pa* teh bees how
ares Ton ales 901 tES61
ate. Marro wow www ap good W"rrtaIN,
Ave 1+w 3810 K c. naw"dr rd rt•eY b a ever
a Mai we a y Mn ad pocw .tab r taw
b
Dodd. Mswq WaA. Eary aral0am w4aL rL
I
Salwq wwaw isles N wadom, afs ad 26 b
Lbs wet "came W pit b
swigs N
den swap M' aM aeaop wy W nn
BOR 3tcw
UUTTACI®
GN waw and n Ir Pow eta atl 1mr
ar
FE LONG LOVE P Yaw, ales ST W 110
Wwrrp7 TIM al BOX T7 m
LWE
posaw pracaa BOI 26761
SINGLEPMUI LADY. si WWa r 1 C+a+p °o¢tlr
>S w 111" , Kir w wrtaam I We a how
d ave dauAar BOA
good
pod
o w bwi I pas ta" a moor b ltd M p0
UNA WILE 61 Fi ar1r, IMY m Waa
was, Ors a d"weaan we, b a cmmow •1►
I as •orp ver ap IMM est taM. moor Aad
r a ta4alw and say bur, 90X
pant b" nwwar Owings. ON CaAry W
'.
bo"
BG GUYS. Dow hm ww" Irl ST.
•Mar AML
ow rWo�t MrwwA W roans Orale
ACTMIY DARTIE0. Alarm rraaarm nwwrla
Cm L
w redo. rot b wtu M cab r m M Quart
I am tis wok low
+asAap. BOX 61617
11971
sore Wang w a
mo AO.OR tae
gla.eaA trove b a MINN.olap Mew nAMaraq
1mgplalod was no r hn Cow
+aN+Yt asrWArp r+C•rS add wbsra baba t"ggw
WA am I
a averw as a ea■■Ir. SO b S. b trod•
wa4 DoaerMa ttasrwaaip. am" I
3111 Not Omit 3L a Mrrw d Wk
yt sal+
FAwI
a -Oft BOX 71656
� SINGLE WHfTT HALF. A yam, oK +++Aaa9 a alga
STARTING OVER low. 3/. top haw. sir.
NOW ad wam qod mgmit ass pet d•w
�� alt: WILE, x sae aHa err swap
t0wtab aw sums saw 7rrw ww w i
3011399
HOMMIX AT HEART Lootay est a AIWA cam
PYL Swiss a•pa -0 adm a pts BCI I16N
LIES TOO SNORT_ Jo r raw. Strctrq b
FIRST TWE AD Sngt what Mesa 3l ST. pees&
spm rya W ow ro saran, a+NN
74Afov adras ap per oma
Ssbg bl Deer Na 60 Mb bra
DMt
der war. 11 b K WWW canon oars W
neat rW ST
ew4Mga fwq tr•Ia Mr tai
IwI folk ward eM b oris 0! A
nom awra- warn wise a now d gull BOX
W grglr to DOrdt Swum
IETICOCAL GUY, x pr ON Wen Ssby "paw
peso• wM a Mew We erbsa Saran aM
nr I soar d Misr, rN+Y+dw,rtrp rap
a had lorrfFaidtaA Mb a tnrML woes W
tar�ar "Mad a h•y Ara ComHOars
,
+"I+Y+ tocwiap as Mq W tart M
wt Me ate row ol, ave 1 mnwft+"
BOX DD1
[QWrtRY [MIG Sand i" 7t k"
Ersw saw
Oo
goes
aw bow 0 M aril. I pew irrraVAl
Must naw
k* 'am W Ivan atl forma aM Cam
moa Soy bare aN aer"of a Now Sett
$00 MOA low. laaacslY W w41`•+-
TAKE A K
TAKE A CHANCE Sl aN 2511"W -w taw,
w •
M Caaai►. a avow an paeLMs pwg b
FROM MW HERITAGE Sir/" obis raw ■
nomw■ :dkn■a waw11 Ptiaaalw Hae
vel W ii•g Lar, rb� tl fit ww
aNwmmCmw W baoaora ' Aw a Mom" +m"9
ammo gm r a dL BOX 19161
WANT 1101E [Edi, halt arywaaast
taartly Na,1w,
Ave arses rata" Itepat I a r w we 1a
EapY R aaaer, dtANaa fr oma doral rc
--,- Sr a Id w. 3410 At ao rpArlt wM
ave b a0W I aaWY Ar war ave vetoes! town
I
am resp
Waver ad aaA wM ■1+11 �'
+••raarp NMoa MM bare ave
I � wNaa aora0 a. b •tis 1 awrgw a w40w■ta
Misr a. 6114 7' a wase wood atrr s
I
loris prow d ow naw,. a Meme. ww
E b 4110 Ora' r TO Irdt BOX 71646
arra + mamut ad MOI ICU
FIRST � ENCOUNTER Ir Crw ow" w a
tM Ag 9N tie M waw Mat Me Aa w M
WwA Marw, ■ Olaw craw. AAm
16117
TO DOING GAMES.taw Q Aar m bNtim
m. g4err Ent BOI 2!777
LOVES :IFE SaaL altradrm tarp j
LLAYE E A MESSAGE. 9CI • 51
:E..0 IE s . oder arra ■ w at 7Ym
Y as ,M Dawrdt b bas awm
ar.ra.ra rM • A■"cah too BOX D7r6
I LF" S HAVE NIL Somp Mtr W N, c/' 261 ba.
10016 MEAN WOI` WrG Two Ola s11- 17S
Mat rise. nes ver +Y+a :slop b a
Nada x ort ot. 179 po■NL S" a CaAaa te
fro w its b Aararw Dawn Mem
aL BOX 11416n
SIGLF raarE rOK Mosrw d ewe bora b a
SST pat oar 401 air" hr W nom
N+a Ear qw ab wtud ow no 'i07+aa
at Mos,,
aadfwr d 7a bola . 35 .art and id aewons •e0er■wt we a aA"aaA 30I 27711
mwe i
w Ir .114 tr a na
�.
rn oma "lad M. god Ww" as on oawAra
b Ave 9r•ap ■Oma r• 1
NO
ANON* BOL' aeawe tato b saes AW aeries
MOI nM
Aeolis fT B Dorm • I ntet so ' tefc
%
0owmao, T EwCOU 2i pr r a W■o. ' Sp
Ow D lo R "oma ave dd*M and flora ■ wd
Susan tenon 714 a b asap ars at Mow,
.Oosrq Awoe ALONE aa. - CYE.• ww p Claw
. . • •
%wormo
aWw11s ar •abp tr ver ora
dhebW
n
I OW
I OWE ALONE d low +wand saw 1 210
I Prat No
sad oris. Clan y
r a++•ra1 Swr d Adv a ora a aM tartar
team momma t ■a 1 "IArtlrl Tom r I d
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
. .
• • • . . .
.
FWaar veer n
Aram tom as
INrup
Mom
Aesop W w� Sw1■rg
IS. o X
A Oma '1 ro x
w 1011. pwso Cal BOX D711
MIDEpENDENT. haMctl, jef +nrNaaL
i am '6711
Of GE,fMAM OESENT. Sl pr aM rade. ST W
�
ry Place your automated attendant ad by calling:
• ; •
W CX ro 'Fl
7 ? EIaLE i, YaI sal i wn■I are j r Ci1V0U5 MANE Nw b oast aaAr are.
I "N ULE 1' 51 mor W ICI m WA oma "War •� BCI • OW
Amrtafw, abrdd art s1a qs, Pisa afn rdV
a asolrp a■+a+•r . w IL who
wait Ate b
_
I east U"rwturar.d w wturL isle rpt a
Sive rprrm
13'+1
• :�-. * ,�
• •
i -800-662-8423
W 1 momm, w c. sena r ST '50 ba god • 011. ver save scan
gtAeo"ast EapY
cow,rn. ap .aa■na ! . a w"tar war I Wmpa
"�.aw "`
ow llwarNR
thw oar dtrtat lXt Al 907
, �- , ..
1 x b slim sp. Onwbd 111041 . • odea wpr. Glaser mw idea OMr
=11
:ANGER WILE WANTED. Mr twefr. coWK
LOOM FORWARD TO U rw taarYame Ind ata
am m Mw re b rK a wan we I aarrcacm
w `
• .. 4 hrsJ day -Have your ad ready when you L�d11 � � •
'mega BCI ,r0E6 IOP 7,561
RAY •7
1111 11 A SONG 't ver ave waft wm TMST '>E AD II sae me b+a■y bis a M ave
oerla d walla Orn. aarpbpL r 1+a+p CI1L
was ■ n ar rqr fee d sines C1wdes dtda
•
Walt alt', in pori mfr waw a E gays aua s droves N b 35 ar meso BCI 7155
Orin art Ira las d sea b NN bpew. I
r S2' . x LL a ►+ap 41 aNJ, Chas A
Mohd %OWL 0040110t arradr. CMWAMCaom
Lao" b a Naim r %w gads IVpI d pry
• � a"a"'Q Yw SkXe a'X Yours Nd with a i" Operator. Cal 1 -WO -36044M. � •
• • TO Place Your $1ilCw* Yours ad with an Auwmated . �
� 1'�'�-84n
wabp at W pb'nq game 5atbp 1 w"7 I GREAT 71MES'.:low daaawl oft* ,anlwn
ver MMbg w Oma A 4110n woarin MGI ,6112 i so" baa" Odd MEN b :aua wcowvm
aM 9171 =79
ARE YOU HOeES17. A weraac paawr i
wase A me ave sae- BOX i ma
SUCK A rE9 STARK. AmW St Yee dl ST
^"'a"'�a 114 Be
• •' l to WIND down Y= R6albm MM79w arld access code Mffw � C2311.
LETS CA OUT. 22 ver aL alp Mist wed ' GOD seer Oven and aaY� BCI de
wawYt n+n•4 ave a aaN+a`9 r Wow ' 0000 .00aoaG sive :dot awry vert oris
wYaaa a w
• �'3 it alAofr>atad orad
� �:bE7i have b Sp9gk ip iH1Y0r1e.
_'
or16 Qh011e t� EBBS up �
wcarrwt
ammo 21 to 2& oft 0 wom. w Ir I:
9 "o
�
waft WO was dr1111 b lar bw r
da
IwMtarM b anp La" b ryV
b "
• �OLJf VotCe Your pnR� 8d. Your ad NON appear for at Is" 4 weeks.
twos no "edgers Box wwe"IIIrWa :9 9CwnwwTu
Noma low Was, roars avow emom
W wp was No ver m hW pet ON
woo MOI 3169
Oma a1 a w Agrua BOX 16W
YOUNG AT !EMR. Siaan 42 pr w wry Yap
w Mea Aveda ST 1x Dant aqua Asara ha
• S� _ _
' /Wr ad pll� appeal in 6-8 days. „`"1.1 a..,t,,..-
w • XOU . V.
R 8d NlaOanfBv,,O.i Oaf( d8tl� Caig9Orlgg, -
:.:
... ;� • �
'- - -
�
MKEE WAK n -We, r pdwan c +6i MUM 5
oast Torp as b- wan Marge nM %Bdlq
+senor Ww" baby na waMarF asp
ARE YOU RCN''. Td nes do Wes a0 rad
Mr EA01 awasL by o�Mt W ttpMaAe
A~ Naw W Bary gMq L Ar Yarm x
b 1 b l++M W d- M gem Weer ■a.
r�•,�,,,�,,Set
�,,,��µ
� � W11wI1
� V ywr great 7a . b giY@ 8. a deSalption Of I "", �'• orad �
I
'ama11wp BOX 2013 wrnl x b
r"wrrNa Yoe t tl sap r b pageaa Asa
Mw A wisp peread' ' IOP 1141
f marvel qNe r a al_ MOI 16151
U PPAW LADY. SI Y+w AM rop"" a as d
�M
` •7= d IM SOr1 acidAce•
hOrtBst Mjs ��
NOES[ AN SENMO7S. Tal Oma relewalr " Aaaeaw cerrdw a"A M
Issamosew Q Wwe Mir fw■aary I Mw," of a- aw wpbs www b ' se M
NO HEAD GAMES Sga
Galata raw
• Raft, : -
`
.
- ant BOX 1411
aaNrL ap d. SP W
70
a qW heat STs . a MWI aver
' ' �� �F Fel-
�
tom Nmo*L tale s as a" jow '
CU M S FELKE
pat Esq met Awlraq alt =ae ft
WARE �n rymemew flwi beseek by
-
There is a d" d W-49
t4 rant ar smago So" a iaaarrMltl
a nom www • w me
rMp w n++aaCYdaa Ssaiq aaMb.a M
aaahs► M aeNtaweWeNe aaaatrtl
• '"
veer E Rea as s awrrMa Spwa-ass
614 Lary 4 reeve M Moa b Mp r ba
bison at■ b was a 114. F"'.6r W earl
161 Verist BOX 1.110
aAi as Alloy r A ave hmK bAagis and
wol dmd w► Ob he ON=& am 161
,
• '- s '"
� �
,s�;; •
� ~ d« t i -� °�
alearrrK a taorr she aatap Meg ow
ailed Rist hat r YAW dlotr
Nor Oar-" Aloft asadwreL MOX .qqa-
NNW ARE VW. 21. We" r r
SM NO ADVENTUMCK& It bask tR tab
CLOWL Onofto DMF Mmrp FAL 0111
h�D ,
• ,
* � ':
gagrt
Mm
Ale Sea Nsst b ars1L hsNwm aasY pas r
ar V2 brat SiiOiM a mq ver eft as jwp
Flom bw low now W N d A Mata
•
a
IEAOY FOR NMI. Gad O+Va+I west ap 7l
cal r4rt w r Mr /s: MOX 11111
ear Camra. M Mrd! INNlaais Ma mels►
ea 1781
•
; •
S'n- W Na jIV E71 PMt 5araq a Onese
MI6EST®'Y. Sara1 a Gag w, i rads a a►
cos b a rq loss+! altdasMlM Ma 1161
FIEIOU 6117E WOONI Adam* W am&*
I,.
; •
ap D b 21L 116430 par, was a massa air
s =ob Ir sa0e■Nwa I a a 0K ala saimp
ATTRACTIVE i Per me swr+wide, lowest ST
0 WAPW INK IWO gtW dallro Omar
•
a IWO t101waw Cang W stNMM4a prm■6
Ams" a wast ap 21. BOX HIM
W y Irgw it E*p eels, pK rads" 480
W%IL taro: =60*4 Wail r is saes r
.�,
.mss,' ' : ,
a1 a owe 09%m pb•W M17611
BLDY MANY TAM -1 par all maw / i
ra+l as Se+sal a UK M" ad ■meMd
-*4 �K of M ga MM a r N.
• !.'
YN Wlk ISD '
SIa MR GW W" ewass•rrd meg" Me
lest La" Aa + WIM %set aamm r
saw qtr MOI INN
aft aosis 1 1143 Ira aldw bis W*rr
aapiaahy Yom basym Mar W I6a
a4frrL SK UW W dual SAM" ado
9+N Na
04 W Pon" ok aahw am no
b mesa BOR N611
� � `
dMM aver Ip E r 6t r a aortas b q
UTRACTK GAL. Cstees b loFAk+P 21. ST
LOW M ECM_alowdt5r,aiAlow
1WVKLOVE lwlodflratl/L air
•sa "
�waaaae" a
amalrd nftprWlYdmw adlVaw
W no t1S Port Lwaaq bis a `M,
r•, =0 ave d lot Eep me* a"
he Nm Marl aftAw troll ad+a1+1
? k '
'�
_ <, a�'VF
•
OMMK- MDI t01
AN YW
NOR aft abaft On pay ad W
cache v *ML Mffos dL laday or d
aV mommem. M Wrhiy a/ o r pM AIL
7 ..
1100 MF 9ws �w
5V a Oft Mo MV a ped bditaisMe
IridesdalarboirraoYdaA1•
•
•
wast sFigt Satbfya4MNNkK MA,
FART �l Ardaam 7l Yaala Loo" ra
W a CMier r e sweleslValaaINM a MIM
ftt*- I10R 7101•
•
10 loads r pal `o Mae AdIA IN IMSA
a barb r t UNI roars. I Aral rarer
ASM_ 10X low
MCTE
A2IFSE Somme. mftg tis
.. . .
SEW IMiM FOA 72 gw sal Si•, 161
09 0- Mew m a sump 10X 13M
A CHANCE >M Tom dl O4 m+daR mo.
ave d hmK wag Van Se1bMs a Pdkon
a'"
^ •
PINK MOBW WAIL Udm q r a aM M w
NEW aQ TWCaaaaa ANON be* a" a
a lTATE
care bub ewd Iw i •
1 Mal f ae
r 3E bows"�at 111 W
w
i' ' ."- •
r IDN to I& IC[ 1MMN
a rade r d id MAa rawwa I w a 71 Yom
r+aalal uwiaR a011i1 je MMe std M
rlaM � 7117
LETS TALX mOL 3 pr aK SIO, t1 pal
all aM OM Meld IM 0Q
s1r r OBa W 71 r i HNMr IAt Pores
GIVE E A CALL, Abedw, Wags W aiees►
woo_
sae aid► E# Ie1`W dig aaYaae,
OAU& Fmft 2l.bd"rswaaar dm
wlrawMs MOR 114
de ' 3l
-� lta61stea mo1+1C411S �►
sI Mak C04 wi61i1 rk i r t d t
d adaVK r 11 orb atafl r r osis qw
rwak A r A aft pod ave d how fel
dL be "amt ft Mmes W twtWOWAI*I*
a I am lid ararab d hasK
21 Pr aK Sr, Y apeseL ea
ave pit a1 aw bury r s Va/a nal
are d NOOK efw dr bm a of Wit
r - � A@" AM -" r Mashy
Art Del lea r bwYs, no ars, ICM
a be* ap 2119 A r a
w assess INOW W Moe and M MOI
WA*M Ink i
Espy Ink sw ddb. aaq bftSlVlta
d a ebi/ a VIE r Iirtl j Pat 10[ /0!1
gyp Uh n 6*=L 101811
W MMML No" ams of "a"
2Ya
MOI EOM
SWI
Emp-
rmq W N+d a 1dd d� d bm
SOMEONE � Aaedw rook as ark.
Lam LK ft Mason. wopel is j1
tail rdr al*arab 1a 7Ni6
FAAY MC IN E, g Puble ark 7l ST, im;
SM � NW a, Dq pais, !earl m
FA RN& %NO Dept 10" r r seat-
No Nesrlt AFalrrbK aM wry
K a1�OMs4 atlas r End aiaMN W ai1S
NOR al to MR 71L iasfaft rMsy w•
EST F6Et1 FNR 7t Sir. iM a Noodm
r, Maar Mar Mr Was, "0 ske r d d►
tom sK a n on" ads FreAmeml goo*
to do Imosk 211 r 2L ass as
Kbe+M Lera1 r uMasr i Meir
MrMrK M r i, r aM YrrIS a1a1 qVq
+tae @010 M kill r s dr ndw&
Ube ryas [Vary r ted ewVVu eM NINtI r
M Sediq ar ja Mole be* a r 7C an
ell pod asm d art farm. idW
I U61S�t
+h+t -
loa+eseMdae41loafaNdWdeWmor
aM2117
braKaiswaYaMndM 7Mri 1W soar
p1+� EW NI 4 "im fy, ukdmo
=
w -c, laaq mamm% salt 1Sar Memo paslor
W �� �lo teras cook
M Ow
FOR 70 AIX Aomdk% mom t
draKWotMrwtopaldabaaM
aefsesAMAdorigi■ddiyrnia/w
WEBOCOR OXAMemImalwdnd►
a MdPWgMotedrmmk0Mae
ad3W+ad4ft anrweAmmadw,
=RAE fW7r 0 pr aM Vigr as d M
a+F+ ahs a r r moV awl!"rmorAw
waaads, w f
M+adowarWwlowismherrin
21M
UM A D AICE.ladw hok 4 t earl r
• a d FIM 7116
1Wf1W1DNALfWILE Marasit foMaae71Oma
ave P Oar wast da ft Ta o*AL Yom
m s ata aawda4 adrd ad +d+IN
OemdN a a MNL Mason W apdaeees
Aldrsfy Y side awed aM 214
asks aaM M ark r Naw +a"domae W
Oma bw Commons ad de amt a Moa MOX
+e ism ddra SeogaMandra2and
I+r. morsel al bawl W bm r adim
41drao rasgd:alyH gddawwpd
aM pMoldrd MdI rn' ad t0 paalfa
a Moe lovas r h* a We eve Wry`
IINaIIG ODwI A 10EAa Fa+b O T+r
71aS
+AMD ~I esMWaaf tn� aaleb
4k skeSCW
M 8i
bads r U+e+IM s IOM Ira Mallard* a>t
alp gltk mos bloK 1MIek Y aabbw W
Va ebr es m ei r Dam d ave fAaaL
aK Ste asst a++f hasAVL fared Mala
NO
GIVE E A CAI! Wllia ark r W aver
111
LAW A OMMM Sal amb W bd1K
8Y4
M+d4 Led01 r a l "ft Mob baol
law m Vaoalr MOR 3NU
Lowly r a 1++14. rrSrrat Tint
dNdtt Moe a" alta emom as, darts,
GIVE M A CAS 51 Per am wage ebb rW
SMMiM a pod roily ebb Wail 21 IN A
NO Fal to a domed do
9 INA Moe hn ear bm amM adr a
MOD. MAK leer sK gr bumm o ok ST
Fbm w S OM ant V r rA arra
m+r4 ar pl Slim a Nod 641 is It
aY+p seed ai jar r f al aan0s r wMiF
ryrMefMa►SelYeMaarafirinpMoa
r domed am" M element mor
I=
I=NL 1O➢Y
6mmow
asoof emIiIa Imei1n111 o a as jgt
fswMM1e8071eawis,fMritryfTfAlbe
14pa1raa ax Ta1T,
WWMATEYOYT.br �MgwlalmoF
mal IN pmb aft
r • FAMrMI e 1 all sm Moi
aeliaahy,
MMINweiftomraLoxxm
FWRFiE 00 OF TID 72 year WhL MARK Ia►
me ~� sal Arid NieeVlis PrwV M
++PP raiba w Marr m 61or 1 epsoegMeW
X3
IiliWi AIa a11Ely Maldives, tdall efWF Id
k oft 8 1
gym• OW "Sid Mme r MMm. I a mit
aver aMba 57 Shp Mob nk +p A Sr,
aljryst0dw, 6alaslaasm ada:brasio.
al IL pod bdiat sWoM Mesa lwarsis,
aLACRAWWaTEAMKew alSr ledmal r a
SOI 114
N a10Ym amts ae je
ba s�, "M Yabl bk Mdlb AFr pa
/11M1dr rel dM Ism Ask head ep al
is Fbmd l iMerai MIa nM
-Am an rams, basil erllertl at
bmk a r A r w a1 rrna ad 9V
LE
LETSL1tlITElIIKY,sIyb80br.ereb.l61
A w was
EMj"Komeaalta1d1SomideelMMst
laahhlMrlibersir6srblasirr
INd*m6a E11111sm�dlyraIN
TEAMTYFE,aMaab*wramAlbo
ta"Air asbwemola,Ibaawmtepar7i,
WMCS^MOM dim aidocent mWM
dib. s80 s aE s p80
Nara as bd01 t d Wert w S1•, d
UK Moa b Mrd of a =SL awl Os
Ort r; all 061 MOM a ON hind, ad
aalo r Ind drfsf "a p dao oar pa►
tom a soft Itis Mill and 0aa. jam i1r
Ula
am-dheaa SabisaMaMosan
mmWkN & M171E
slYMLaM2ala
Del alwAmtia LA+Mf1 r ebrlalt afK
moabrsofebr0Kp10wa180rAIa
m1eL LIIMWamomotMQltfl
CINKOK ad- aye antis a massive
e -61O dere al slat a Me hada
Far rat M ail • Mw
ILLCMLYM MB1l OO4 a Misr ml Ilii
are r brMr Moa
100110000L JMiyrasmdh%siw
taw Ma re e a pr e1 bob brim r a
4110480 bail 210 A ea slab►blma
� � an mofte s. MM OWN
100
U t• di Mob stall
aldrasl p80 rdi1M 611 ai M ayes Mil fiRiRl
Moban► air ad demes Merl VCR NNI
w FAM1ASEs TeINaq tM qm aM
ba aM TOY
PNI
lMr1IC a> U
i !sr a jlgl eawdep Va
7Woa moMIY m r o m aW w Pa. aM
Ali ansdt M b at ea who I a+ri
WN TO VIE AMA, MOO^ /age ebb mok
A MEW FIM A ger aM pool Wm WL SI',
No NOOK .Mei m vela! Seing a
do" hi ceases hok Sn`M am" r
0l6
`K
+r m+futmoris
mor vasa M gnarl Mw ba 6 jar tiWdt
A Sr as IIs spa 6 jp M MrY ak
!!dais, od AnmA hmK aiM Nd a@*
a mat 26 r 7l as smidw eslbebk of
Mod M OR bode Miser as Mn t9 aM is
"eel 006ft at tsdWt b MMM d s
b*epi! aM 16111
00Yr"
1FOR NUM n rye est Ilk i
faalb Oma So" a oaadu odes eMk
Waft t `4 04 ft" 41or
1 b ave
Mlaammurrc4amoftaiam►
Nfl Ndial deaf► mom a d" al
make. Ledig r a d1%tbadw W tis
lino ea a Mldm bin B* nook week.
oar d wail► PK hifbl dit Ref/ ad
Wawa MM as
SOIMa 1f6E5INGt F to Fra! as emk. aMM
or a Pon" v s so or hglirl Mom
M abs oMdorsa 10W 13a
KUM CALL. Cal. Polk seen Renee
'-&LeigralrMlk 1rStwas
q+
7S a 74 r armee emmiap ad p80 rylM
ad
00bMafhmap80awdbaa
rf HIM aM 1St
NVEN06NW1® NNW an bum"
ewMa MOX iMli
N11I,aCCESMAWedom0^fr,
a/ Meda FhwMply Rasa ad sdiq a iaf
orO"Nm1w6btmwmMsale MrOd
061 Melt R 21 Omer ar ark Eejp pa► FWNiASY
asses *MOM Nems wome , still Y-Mdalme
AM9IHl Wirt r b hay A mom
YabNbMml
a A
tAbWdh* F+I+YdaiaardtsaoKsaM
sxR
rat.agraoMmoohamoeshlrlalRMat
Fbrsfd2.P* MM MV BWBea* aillM
res
%*mL MW0
100KNNWdt SaifMaVislaafi aaeymaforhWrineampoVea
dLaMtUl1
AGOODFNW%N=amg"NpreM
LOOM FOR M FIW ra a 8 ok fit
rel W "Mal bd. b on we d �1
FlomebsrsMaomotarKraftarsit
Net amk In diiq ad lot Wbd1
rrmod aoasis dk71amAitMOM
NW LAMB, rn• oge area b1 am ad
b*MIMIDLLin leaMAaadeaft aaF
herb sp 27 r 7t Moe has No sass fraise Lob
aMtool INK
m 41fyaml. Omission a wry �
dme. MMUM
bw* sr ad tx p1Mb I Ira IN diklwmrip!�0�
bwAbudild domMadsgb3tr
411 p80 blot aM 71N
motasgmmpmwAharYabvoo
on" hook WMaw4aarKMakes, p+6
MmesarismoarMrofajarWyss►MiaL
MaMRCMLE,ANOwand OL72yeas aM SIO.
IE A OOy 1M Vag ase Mwtell
Yaws am VA fMo hat Seiq a p80
S11 116aLwlt Mar dacha, deka►M!
ma it awdw Fwrwi aM nm
fM 9W adwl W a ft aM 811
14E Gow
Ail al a~ festa Sear! masa-
no ea low hr W IIs rya rr brat Sadly
s woo r dm m s Aad MW MM
--
m* amo a so" d roe Mos b a pr bloat
Nal sood" a wMada w wm ft Niemen b
pft Pw;MN MAL ward ham, Ma rail
amt A ed edw* /, es 6pomeall. Less
LET'S MDY Lii. Samtil or a Capbat
�
I ff Askew rf a 11 sr. Now
to umK 25 r K SMrdr ala IedMM a
gem blow ad Woo MW eel Wa80 ar
"a and wit 6jp on odium ria, 13M
MerM dein ell rKi► fliwr W nom DA
am. d d a m
MK Cow %MARK dtMew :b Sr al
17111
0.F167 AND
F115T Alp OILS AD, Thi .alar
Mak fads Ykwaaa m1iMt Mw p80 w
aft Nva dl some pf�lw iH
ad w k Ir sort ftx% A MMAK !f
A1dNa lows, OW Andg% MM f�pF
alts, a80 wMree wmiW W&A NOW ad LOMB
am all wm b a1F.10R tit Laiy
aNl F+41r
Sage Malt 71, S/' of 1661
rr 411 dMNmaK
ail W an r eve el Own m
-018 F� LdiaM r a Hao a dm
wor ~ h+l�l Ram lMetid eMas 101
� ,
` .
. . .
tlliir W
� S�jsNMmt .
a"ka�a
11iw
Fatah+moa MOX 1701
SS
Wda*
�i!!a.l9�tyMw/
WIN& l�wA�ewsNf . Mom A howtiw ml%it i t sob taiMewWMLIk,.a711nw, -Jed Wr &bll war AM>f01e, A
PAGE 2s -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. ]ULY 2s, 19%
1992 PINNIOITII LASER RS
1992 (-HE:%V 1.1 NIIN FI ROSI'ORT
N'4_ � ..
•adr�
3C
0
0
19"TRA( CK 1- K
Au. cP . S "! .. ,. . .. .....
1991 SUNBIRD I.F. ('0NA.
qW
1993 tn'Nvs-n I.F.
1"• _... i,1ru
1984 TRANS .A%I - RH ARO T.'A
/� � Aur • au •: I r.i .. .z '!','74Prrt.Yttuncr run, ()nh h' 00' :rn
1991 IX)IX;F: CARAVAN SE:
6 rsl - auf ., air T•.r-,
A _ 119. Wi) i!'i
Auto, air. AYLI-M (:a., I %Ira ,Iran
78K
1990 PORI) TEMPO
Air. Aute \%1.1\1(
1990 ('arasan LF:
V6
1990 CCTLASS Sl PRfAlt-
1992 FORD MUSTANG
Auto cruiw. air. p w pol 0 (X10 ►m
1"4 CiffA I (' iL\ 1%Hi_R
Air Aut, \V 1"I -a..
ti (MIs ;1,(rr k::.
1992 GEO TRACKER
i spd 4 W U . air. AM.1-M lass
5x.000 km
.97 Will a a ffl
1992 %IA/DA 929
Fully loaded kathc-r ti •. c:.:-mr—l'
O niv 7toxii, un
1"3 LUMINA APV
Air, auto All
8purpuu cargo
a o 001) 0 '
1991 CHEWY C'A%'AI.IE:R 1"3 BUWK RF(;.%I. GRA\U SPORT
Auto air. AM/FM ,7 ..-4(XX)km 6 cyl . aul'.
..-iii.. ...
Auto, ksadird. hunt green
Only 79,000 km
ui® SERVICE a Upon OMNI
Mv A MW A
AN
TIS® OST OF YOUR 4000644fW A'NPAIAWS
an new car Wuliamy rt ptmplCr tal change wall up w SL
itriiim IOW30 cif 5W30 wk full irtspwlut= a. toppi.g of all
Jdr 3
re4
gular MW Symeci�iiddiag 1 0
Tteatr.erit(i.id _...._......... 1
Most cars and
F:i=n Ma� light trucks
'Includes new A/C Delco or
Champion plugs and labour to
install -Vans& trucks $20 extra
F npIr f J.17 3LO96
Most cars, light trucks and Vans
R"Z4&A fm ■
mother Part And Labour Extra If Needed
FMairy July 3117%
1016 Brock Rd., (sjust south of the
401) in Pickering
.a
_ Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs. Fri -730 am -, 6pm, Sat. - 7:30am - 2pm. Wed. - 7:30 am - Spm .
Most cars ata
■99 light trucks
6 cyt.
'includes new A/C Delco or $59
Champion plugs and labour to i cyl.
install - Vans R trucks S20 extra
KUM" Jut* 3U7f
1991 GRAND PRIX SE
6 cyl. auto, cur. cruise. tilt, p w. p d 1.
S60C km
Most cars, light
11116- .9011) trucks and Vans
*Includes new premium padstA
an Labour to install
'Other parts and labour extra
if 9
needed
XAMUL&AL3 M
No Down Payment filo Interest FOR Q
AoF0 l rH8 Parts✓Labour (excluding tires)
ar