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THE HIGH COST OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Durham students on fast track so
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Wednesday Jule 31, 1996 40 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 31
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Edrian Russell of the `Magics' makes a move for the hoop while being
covered by Andrew Cummings of the Ultimate Devastation squad dur-
ing the Town of Pickering's teen three -on -three tourney at Pine Ridge
Secondary School Friday. photo by Andrew lwanowski
Shelves are bare at
Pickering food bank
St. Paul's -on -the -Hill `veru
short of food' to help needy
families in Pickering and Ajax
AJAX-P1C'KI:RItiG -- Neither of two local
food banks is taking part in a tnass0 c
lire, ince-w idc appeal, but both arc desperate
!or donations to help restock their shelves.
On Nlondas. the Hunger Doesn't Take a
rf, lidas food dn%r was announced, with about
.,SO food banks across Ontario Participating.
It s being co-ordinatcd by the Dail% Bread
I-,�od Bank in Toronto and linked with Oshawa
F,)ods, a food distributor which owns such
.tures as IGA, Food Cit% and Price Chopper.
1 he drnc runs until Aug. 10.
The St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Community
Food Bank for Ajax -Pickering and the local
Salvation Army don't receive food trorn the
Daily Bread. but like other food banks in the
pro%ince, their stocks are low.
St. Paul's is "very short of food and we
would appreciate extra help from the people
of A.jax and Pickering." says chairman Esther
Lucas. "Our supplies arc terribly low. Our
next main drive isn't until Thanksgiving."
In June. ? 1 K families, including 344 chil-
dren, turned to the St. Paul's food bank for
help. In 1995, 7,203 people turned to the food
hank.
,Paul Carew of the Ajax -Pickering Salvation
Army Food Bank could use "anything and
e%crything".
While the Salvation Army isn't taking part
in the Daily Bread drive, "I can see why the
others are holding a drive," Mr. Carew says.
Stocks at his food hank are so low, he's
been buying food to help meet demand, Mr.
Carew adds.
The Salvation Army holds food drives at
.::_;Julie autopsy inconclusive, memorial service Saturday
PICKERING -- An autopsy on the Dr. Jerry Melbye, forensic anthropology "no cause of death could be determined,
skeletal remains of Julie Stanton has failed consultant to the chief coroner, confirmed says OPP Detective Inspector Bill Van
:4.0 reveal a cause of death. the remains found in a field near Pontypool Allen.
The examination, carried out by Dr. were those of Julie, a 14 -year-old Picker- Forensic pathologist Dr. Fred Jaffe also
..':David Chiasson, chief forensic pathologist ing girl who disappeared in April 1990.
the Ontario Coroner's office, assisted by But due to the condition of the remains, See FAM1LY,.pwje 5
Thanksgiving and Easter, but he notes it "did-
n't _ct as much as we were hoping for" during
the Easter campaign this year.
In June. 115 fatnilics, including 149 chil-
dren, turned to the Salvation ArniN for food.
Items sought include Peanut butter, prns -
dered milk. baby food and formula. dry Pasta.
canned fruit. vegetables, soup. meat. fish,
pasta. stew or milk. sugar, flour. cereal.
spaghetti sauce. and Juice crystals and boxes.
'lint Carter of Oshawa Foods says all 303
of the cornpan% s ,tures arc taking part in the
drive, including IGA. Food City. Price Chop-
per. Knechtel. Dutch Buy and I.&M Food
Nlarkcts.
In Pickering. there's an IGA in the Ba%
Ridges Plata on Bavly Street west of I.i%cr-
puol Road, while there's a Food Cit} in the
Clover Ridge Plata at Harwood and \k'cstncv
Roads in Ajax.
%1r. Carter says research done before the
drive was announced showed food bank stocks
were not only "low. but lower than anybody
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Pickering"Icyclist remains in coma following crash • last Friday
❑ Pickering boy,
16, struck while
crossing Hwy. 2,
police say
PICKERING -- A local
teen who was seriously
injured in a cycling acci-
dent here Thursday
remains in a coma at a
Toronto hospital.
Sixteen -year-old Ian
Philip Mullins, of Glenan-
na Road, suffered serious
head injuries and broken
bones when he was struck
by a westbound car while
crossing Hwy. 2 at Glenan-
na Road at about 9:50
p.m., Durham Regional
Police said.
The teen wasn't wearing
a bicycle helmet, police
said.
Constable "Todd Petzold
said yesterday afternoon
there has been "no change"
in the teen's condition, and
that he remains in critical
condition at the hospital
For Sick Children in
Toronto.
"The doctors are treat-
ing his injuries but it's too
soon to say (whether the
injuries are life-threaten-
ing)," he said.
A 'round-the-clock
Firefighters hit hoses to douse Huntington's
AJAX-PICKERING -- Area fire-
fighters are pretty good at wielding a
hose when putting out a blaze.
On Sunday, Aug. 11, you can see
how good they are at using a hose and
sponge to clean dirty cars.
Firefighters from Ajax and Picker-
ing are holding the fund-raising car
wash to benefit the Huntington Society
of Canada. The event will run from
9:30 a.m- to 4 p.m. at the plaza on the
south side of Hwy. 2 east of Brock
Road in Pickering. opposite the
Durham Regional Police station.
The cost is $5 per car.
Huntington's disease is a hereditary
disorder affecting one in every 1,000
Food needed
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Ajax-Pickering
FROM PAGE 1
and 110, without a substantial
increase in food, will have to close
by the end of August. So we're real-
ly looking to have the public partici-
pate."
Prices have been lowered at
Oshawa Food Group stores for many
needed items to encourage people to
donate them.
There are drop boxes at the loca-
tions to leave food.
Mr. Carew says donations can be
left at the Salvation Army's Family
Services Centre at 43 Station St. in
Ajax between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Monday to Friday.
Call the Family Services Centre at
+686-1264 for more information.
Donations for St. Paul's can be
left in drop boxes at the Super -
Centre, Sav-A-Centre and LOEB
Glendale, all in Pickering.
It also has a drop box at the Ajax
Food City. St. Paul's on -the -Hill
Anglican Church is at Fairport Road
and Hwy. 2 in Pickering and items
can be left there.
Call the church at 839-7909 for
more information.
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eventually leading to death.
Each child of an affected parent has
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The Huntington Society raises
money to fund research, education and
individual and family services.
Call Ron Ireland of the Pickering
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Davis of the Huntington Society at 1-
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examined the remains at the request of Leo
Adler, lawyer for Peter Stark, who was con-
victed of Julie's
murder in 1994.
Dr. Jaffe con-
curred with the
used to confirm the identity. More remains including clothing, are undergoing forensic Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at St. Isaac Jogues
were discovered in mid-July when Dr. Mel- testing at the Centre of Forensic Science in Church on Finch Avenue in Pickering, fol -
bye led an archeological dig at the site. Toronto. lowed by burial at nearby White and Erskine
Other items found during the search, A funeral service for Julie will he held Cemetery.
findings of Drs.
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♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser
A Siornland Community Newspaper published Wednesday. Friday. Sunday
130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont.LiS 2H5
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J()A.NNt. BURGUARDT. Editor -in -Chief BRUCE DANFORD. Ad%tnisinc manager
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ABE FAKHOUR111K. thsintutton n)anager
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and o\t\tRI ibw [uhlnfx•r rescues ifs• nght to classics ox refuse any adWnINc•oneni Credit
for adt,m mint hmwd t„ duce [rice error ,reu[tes
Youth, education
are our future
Getting_ an education is _row ing more expensive
%% ith each passing %ear.
Governments are strapped for cash and are cutting
funding to collcLcs and universities. These facilities.
in turn, raise tuitions. forcing[ students to hear the
brunt of difficult financial times.
And the reality is thine, \viii probably get worse
before thev �-,et better.
Students are w'orkin,,. saving, and applying for
_ovcrnrncnt heir) like never before. just to get into
the halls of higher Icarning. `
Gar,* Polonskv, president of Durham College, esti-
mates 20 per cent of students need financial assis-
tance to attain a post-secondar\ education.
-Without having a college locally there are many.
man\students -- at least I,000 students a .car -- who
would he unable to go to school"
Durham College rccoLmiics this fact and has com-
mitted itself to ensuring an oppottunit\ for quality
education for all students. not just for those who can
afford it.
Throu,,h Durham's new university centre students
can attain a university degree without the expense of
moving and living in another city.
The college is also taking strides. through its
fundraising campaign. to make sure there's money in
the pot to help students who can't foot the entire bill
for post -secondary education.
Durham College hopes to raise $12 million in its
community campaign, $1 million of which will be
devoted to helping students go to school through bur-
saries. This monev, which will be matched by the
Province, will be invested so it can continue to help
all students well into the future.
Durham's lead would be well followed by other
institutions. After all, our vouth are the future. We
need them educated and skilled, not down and out.
(^ To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 683-7040
�`nfosource and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone
You said it...
In response to last Wednesday's
editorial about the Justice Archie
Campbell's report on the handling
of the Bernardo murder
investigation, which calls for more
co-operation between police
forces, our readers said:
♦ -(The editorial) says (the police) botched up everything on
these (Mahaffy andFrench murder investigations) cases and
there's not another article saying that the police should get
together and make a crack crime unit. Who gets these stories?
Make up your minds"
Overheard...
"I agree with them and I
commend the government
for having the foresight for
recognizing that expediting
this process wasn't prudent. I
think they're right in backing
oft. I think for
the
students'
sakes, this is
the best
thing:' `
-- Durham
Separate school board
chairman Tom Oldman on
the Provincial education
ministry's decision to delay
the abolition of
Grade 13 for another year.
T Letters to the editor
Here are some
ways the school
board can cut
its budget
To the editor:
Education Board Chairman
Audrev MacLean has asked for sug-
gestions to help keep our tax costs
down, and with the fervent hope
there will not be an immediate
response of "that's too hard-. or
"that's impossible", let us at (cast try
the following until someone comes
up with a better idea. It may not he
easy (of course) but it works.
We stand or fall on the budget so
this is where we must start.
I. Take last year's budget and
deduct 10 per cent of that figure. The
amount remaining is your current
budget. (There are some obvious
advantages to this. First of all. you
know what your budget figure is
going to be. You know exactly what
to aim for. You have the guaranteed
approval of your constituents).
2. Departments heads who draw
up the line -by-line budget for their
individual areas are then advised
what the total budget figure must
eventually be, no matter what.
3. If, when their figures are sub-
mitted, the total exceeds the maxi-
mum of which they were advised,
they are given a final chance to
revise their costs, with the stipulation
that if their final figure now exceeds
the budget amount, the administrator
has the authority and is charged with
the responsibility of going over each
department head's figures and arbi-
trarily deducting line items until such
time as the budget figure is met.
"Ruthless in the interests of the
taxpayers" must be the key phrase
here. It's easy to find excuses not to
implement this plan but finding
excuses is not the answer to our
problems.
The Ajax -Pickering hews
Advertiser accepts letters to the editor.
All letters should be typed or neatly
hand-written, 150 words Each letter
must be signed with a first and last
name or two initials, and a last name.
Ptease include a phone number for
Irr verifxation. The editor reserves the
right to edit copy for style. length and
content. (Minions expressed in letters
jare those of the writer and not neces-
y those of The News Advertiser.
If there is a better plan let us hear
about it. in the meanwhile, we know
that this will work.
W.L. Tredrea,
Pickering;
I won't stay
quiet about
child abuse the
next time
To the editor:
Recently I saw something that I
just can't stop thinking about and 1
feel compelled to write to the female
who was involved.
I was on my way into a store in
Ajax when I saw you and male per-
son coming out of the store. The
male was carrying a girl who could-
n't have been any more than 18
months old. It was obvious you were
disturbed about something. You did-
n't care who was around, because in
front of everyone you stopped this
man and hit the baby on the arm,
pointing your finger at her and
screaming at her how embarrassing
her behavior was.
My first reaction was "she is only
a baby, what on earth could she have
done to deserve such punishment?"
My second though was "who exactly
is the adult here?" Certainly not this
woman. You were out of control'
Evcryhody was looking at you but
you didn't even notice, or care. i
though about saying something, but
fell it was none of my business and
went on my way. You appeared to be
in you early 30s, so you are old
enough to know better.
When i came out of the store 10
minutes later, my teenage son, who
was waiting for me in the car, was
quite upset about something and
started to tell me this story about a
woman yelling and hitting a little
bahv. He was so disturbed by this
scene he said he wanted to get out
tell you to stop it, but he, too, kept
quiet. At one point, the man holding
this child turned her away from you
and told you if you hit her again he
would have you charged. God forbid
if you are actually this child's moth-
er. Not only did my son witness you
yelling and hitting this poor girl but
when she dropped a little toy out of
her hand you stepped on it and then
kicked it down the parking lot
yelling "and that's what I think about
your toy". The man replied "It's just
a little child's toy..:'
To top it all off, once she was in
the car, you spit at her window! Now
wasn't that mature.
Whatever this little person did in
the store does not justify the way you
treated her. Did it make you feel
good to make this little girl cry hys-
terically? Did it make you feel good
to hit someone who is totally
defenceless? You hit a baby.You were
abusing this child and I sincerely
hope you are not her mother so it
will be easier to keep her away from
you.
I am terribly sorry this little girl I
saw was abused. Had I observed
what my son did, I wouldn't have
stayed quiet. I am sorry my son had
to witness it as well. Children are to
be loved and hugged and taught how
to function in this world, not mis-
treated and abused. Next time I won't
stay quiet.
E.J. Battah,
Ajax
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Statutory Public Info. Meeting
Aug. 20
Race Relations &
Corporation of the
Equity Committee
Aug. 21
Site Plan Advisory Committer
Aug. 28
Committee of Adjustment
TOWN OF PICKERING
HOLIDAY
OPERATING HOURS
MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1996
IN so Kill 0
DEPARTMENT OF
Tuesday, August 6 Town Council
Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
r 'r
CULTURE &
No Collections on Mondays
RECREATION
REQUIRES
A PART-TIME FITNESS
INSTRUCTOR
Corporation of the
Town of Pickering
Applicants must possess
One The Esplanade
current Ontario Fitness Council
Pickering, Ontario
certification. basic rescuer CPR
L1V 6K7
and Standard First Aid
.:ertification. A minimum of one
year experience in leading
xco<a,�. aur o»
fitness Gasses is required.
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Application forms can be
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obtained from the Human
..�-CNC p.•,ur�l to Ily
-%dp,
V, ,o�w..r A s o
Resources Department. One
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The Esplanade. Pickering and
must be completed and
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we thank an those
returned by August 7. 19%. to
.ndi'nd'a
Dayle M. Cameron, Manager
apply:however ,
onlythose
of Human Resources.
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applicants gramed
Auditions will be held August
Tan
audition will be
12 and 13, 1996.
k_
acknowledged
TOWN OF PICKERING
HOLIDAY
OPERATING HOURS
MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1996
IN so Kill 0
Monday. August 5 Closed
Tuesday, August 6 Town Council
Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
No Collections on Mondays
Monday, August 5No Service
Monday, August 5 Closed
on
5 Closed
NOTICE OF SALE OF SURPLUS LAND
Please note that pursuant to By -Law 4592/95 (Disposal of
Land), the Council of The Corporation of the Town of
Pickering, declared as surplus• the lands known as a part of Lot
25, Registered Plan 920. Pickering• consisting of a total area of
approximately 0.012 acres in sire at the corner of Spruce Hill
Road and Sheppard Avenue on June 17, 1996. A map showing
the location of the subject lands is outlined below.
Council will be considering a by-law at its meeting of
September 16. 1996 to authorize the disposal of that a part of
Lot 25. Registered Plan 920, Pickering. Any person wishing to
address Council with respect to this matter, should contact the
undersigned on or before noon on September 13. 1996.
Bruce Taylor,
A%ICT. C1111
Town Clerk
Town of Pickering
Pickering Civic
Complex
One The Esplanade
Pickering, Ontano
1,1 V61<7
Pickering Museum Village
Camera Day
jinSunday, August 1111, 1996
1 1:00 AM - 5:00 PIM
Featuring
costumed interpreters as models
13 herritage buildings
wonderful texture
refreshments
50-50 draw
music
PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE is located on
Hwy #7 between Brock Road and Westnev
Q Road. For more information please call (905)
`06 420-4620 or f ice: x401.
Town of P
,.1996--
Bro sure
aCC
Reaister Now for Fall Programs
- Leam to Swim
- New Fitness Memberships
- Personal Training
- Leisure Programs
Recreation
- Membership Special
- Squash or Racquetball Open House
- Tennis
- Health Club
- Pay -As -You -Play Rates
- Recreational Swimming
- Arenas 8 Public Skating
Piokerina Museum V11119aae
Youth Progran>ts &
5 Closed Town serWcas & aveaft
Brochure Delivery by Canada Post Ad Mail to
Pickering Households (July 21 to July 26). Please
call N you have not received your copy 4204660
5 Closed
11x2098. For Program Registration call 420-4621 or
anergency Services will not be affected by IAICA FIAT a n %.VI.LGI. a 1V1V Vl1lAaa %. it % Lu1111v
the Holiday Schedule. Town of Pickering The 19% Yard Waste Collection Program commenced on Tuesday,
Public Works F.me nc Telephone APS 16th. Thus year's program provides for your convenience,
Y P collections on your designated waste collection day. As a reminder,
Number is 905 6834319 however, gransdippings will no longer be colleewd.
Please refer to your Town of Pickering "19% Waste Management
Calendar' for a complete schedule of collections and for further
information on this year's "Gtasscychng" campaign.
If you need further clarification or would like to request a 19% Waste
Management Calendar, please contact the Town of Pickering, Public
Works Demrunent at 420.4630 or 683-2760.
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1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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lax) - 10:30 p.m.
East Shore Communitv Centre
Wednesday & Friday
7:W p.m. - 10:(x) p.m.
Brougham Hall
Tuesday: 1:(X) p.m. - 4.(H) p.m.
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Around Durham Region THE NEWS ADVERTISER. "'ED., JULY 31. 1"6 -PAGE 9-A
Referendum tab in;
Oshawa taxpayers
stuck for $167, 520
By BRIAN LEGREE
DL RIIAM SIAI V
OSHAWA -- The final bill is in
for Oshawa's referendum.
It cost $167,520 to get Oshawa
residents to cast ballots on two
issues June 10 — the city's involve-
ment with the Greater Toronto Arca
(GTA) and a casino proposal.
The city spent $122,700 to con-
duct the actual vote, plus an addi-
tional $44,820 for information and
studies related primarily to the casi-
no question.
Ward 9 Regional Councillor Jim
Potticary says the referendum "was a
waste of money.
"We're elected to rule," says
Coun. Potticary, who was one of a
group of councillors, including
Mayor Nancy Diamond. who col-
lected more than 100)) names on a
petition against Oshawa's involve-
ment in the GTA.
"We got the petitions signed, but
(Ward I Regional Councillor Brian)
Nicholson and the holy, boys wanted
to have a referendum. It's just ridicu-
lous."
Coun. Nicholson, who supported
holding a referendum on the GTA
question but was opposed to a casi-
no for Oshawa, lashed back at
Coun. Potticary, saying "it's time
archaic dinosaurs like Potticary
gave their heads a shake. We're not
elected to rule - we're elected to
govern in consultation with the vot-
ers. It's our duty to consult with
voters on major issues that will
affect their lives.
"Obviously 30,000 people in the
City of Oshawa disagree with Coun.
Potticary because they came out to
vote;" adds Coun. Nicholson.
Council voted in favor of holding
a referendum solely on the GTA
issue and the casino question was
added about a month before the vote
after Mayor Diamond introduced the
idea.
More than 27,000 people voted 94
per cent against any alignment with
the GTA and 65.3 per cent against a
casino for Oshawa.
According to a report prepared by
Brian Suter, City clerk and returning
officer, personnel and overtime
expenses accounted for $61,500 of
the referendum's cost. A total of
$10,60() was spent on advertising
and communications.
The City paid $8.300 to Global
Election Systems for the use of auto-
mated optical scan vote tabulators.
The company allowed the City to use
the tabulators at no cost, except for
the expense of travel and accommo-
dation of company officials and
shipping of the equipment.
The City also spent $27,820 on a
study by the Economic Planning
Group, $13,0(X) on design and distri-
bution of a newspaper supplement
and $4,(M to bring a University of
Windsor professor to Oshawa for
public meetings in conjunction with
the referendum.
Population report
OSHAWA -- Oshawa's population growth
rate is slowing down.
City staff' have projected Oshawa's popula-
tion will be 140,480 in 2001 and 150.830 in
2006. Just two years ago, City planners had
predicted a population of 146,884 in 2001 and
161,879 in 2006.
The numbers have been adjusted to reflect
"the continued low rate of development given
the economic climate," says Ted Goodchild,
Oshawa's commissioner of development and
Business is looming
Pickering Museum Village volunteer Alison Dveau works on an old-fashioned loom mak-
ing rugs from old fabrics during a recent demonstration at the popular Durham Region
tourist attraction. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
on Oshawa projects `low to moderate growth' for city
planning report, services, in a report to City council. grow to 8.590 by 2(X1I . The Saimw area Region are long term, policy driven figures
According to the t, the projections to (Taunton Road -Wilson Road-Conlin's Riad- which reflect the hi_,h rate of growth expected
2001 represent a "low to moderate growth rate" just east of Stevenson Road) is expected to for the Greater Toronto Area;' while estimates
of 0.8 per cent, while the projections from 2001 grow from its current level of 6,237 to 7,860 by prepared by City staff "are short tern projec-
to 2006 reflect an increasW growth rate of 1.4 the year 2(X)1. The City of Oshawa's projec- tions reflecting actual and anticipated develop -
per cent. tions are considerably lower than forecasts pre- ment proposals and current and expected eco -
The fastest growing areas of Oshawa are pared by Durham Region, says Mr. Goxxichild. nomic conditions:' says Mr. Goxxichild.
expected to be the Pinecrest and Taunton areas. Regional planners are predicting Oshawa's Population projections are used by the City
The Pinecrest area (Rossland Road -Taunton population will be 167,000 by 2001 and for lard. use planning, forecasting servicing
Road -Wilson Road- Townline Road) currently 199,500 by 2006. The: city and regional num- needs, performing financial analyses and antic -
has a population of 6,964, which is expected to bers differ because the "targets prepared by the ipating other growth -related issues.
Bomb scare turns out
to be a `sick joke'
OSHAWA -- There were tense moments at
an Oshawa apartment building Saturday after-
poon as a bomb scare forced the evacuation of
,.residents.
The Durham Regional Police bomb squad was
-called to 454 Centre St. S. after a man delivered
a package — which had the letters 'TNT written
on it — to his girlfriend's fourth floor apartment
following an argument.
Worried tenants, with their children and pets
at their side, watched from a grassy hill outside
the apartment as police explosive specialists
inspected and removed a plastic box from the
woman's balcony shortly after 3 p.m.
The package turned out to be nothing more
than a "sick joke," Staff Sergeant Al Griffin said.
"It looked legitimate, almost too good to be
real," he said.
Nervous residents, initially kept in the dark as
to the reason for the evacuation, expressed relief
after learning the scare was only a hoax.
"It was pretty scary. Police wouldn't tell us
what it was at first. They just told us we had to
go," said Ingrid Christine Morrison, who has had
both of her legs amputated.
"My first thought when I heard it was a bomb
was `I can't run' I thought, if it's going to go off,
I'm going with it," she said.
Police said the package was delivered to a
woman's apartment by a man who said it was
bomb. The woman "thought it was a toy and
laughed at first," Staff Sergeant Don Arscott said.
Choice member dies
OSHAWA -- An Oshawa man and longtime
Satan's Choice member, convicted in the 1978
shooting death of a rival biker, died instantly
when his motorcycle crashed into a Clarington
field Saturday night.
Larry Hurren, 43, of Wesley Street, was
southbound on Trulls Road at about 8:45 p.m.
when he went through a stop sign at Bloor Street
— a T intersection — and plowed into an open
field, said Sergeant Rick Bates, of the Durham
Regional Police traffic management unit.
Mr. Hurren was thrown from his 1988 Harley
Davidson about 50 feet into a ditch, Sgt. Bates
said. He suffered severe head injuries and was
pronounced dead at the scene.
He leaves behind his common-law wife, three
sons, a daughter age 21, and a two -week-old
grandchild.
Mr. Hurren was one of four members of the
Satan's Choice motorcycle club found guilty in
1979 of second-degree murder in the shooting
death of Bill Matiyek, a member of the rival
Golden Hawks Riders, at a Port Hope bar. Two
others were convicted of first-degree murder.
Mr. Hurren, who maintained his innocence,
received a life prison sentence and was released
on parole in 1989.
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PAGE I0 -A -THE NEW!* ADVERT11SEIL "M 91LY 31.19%
High cost of education
BY CINDY UPSHALL
Dl'ItrrA1_f STAlFF
DURHAM — While most teenagers are out
enjoying the summer, there's a small group
holed up inside McLaughlin high Schad in
thhawa.
Thee students are spending the lazy, hazy
days of summer studying. These students am
on the fact track, allowing them to wort: for
seven tnonths before stating university in Sep-
tember.
"I'm paving for one-third of (university)
myself, so I'm working to pay for it." says
Laura Mc6inty, wh(is taking OAC Biology at
wrnrrac�r schoxol.
The W`hitbv resident hopes to study sciences
at the I. Jniversity of Toronto and is just one of a
growing number of students who will struggle
financially to make it through their post-'_
on(lury acadLmic careers.
1 aura. 17, sav :s she intends to apply for any
scholarships she qualifies for to help cover the
estimated S10.000 it will cast her for one year
of schooling, away from home.
forces students to work hard at home and school
school early to save rnoney is their only option
if they want to further their education, she says.
Linda Remy, 17, and Jennifer Allen. 18, are
both studying English so they can fast-track
through their last year of high school. "I'm
cringing," says Miss Remy a1 the thought of the
$20,000 it will cost for one year at Ohio State.
where the Courtice resident hopes to star her
university career. She hopes to save money
after finishing school in January. but isn't really
counting on too much help from her parents.
Miss Allen is the oldest of four children in
her family who want to go to university and is
unsure if her parents will be able to help her
fmancially.
"I think they might (help), we haven't really
talked about it I think they'll try to help, but I
think it's up to mc." says the O'Neill Collegiate
student, who'll also graduate in January.
Miss Allen. who conics from a lame family.
says she doesn't think she'll be able to get any
money from the Ontario Student Assistance
Program (OSAP).
But Richard Jackson.
I'laLsoon is a familiar one to ('lair
Roxburgh, president of the Durham Col-
kgc Student Ass cLifion, who says she's
heard ofmany students who say the sante
thing. "In the past when I w•ac in high
school ( fast tracking) was done: so that
you could cntLr university earlier. Now it
is so they can take time off and wort: s(,
thLy can go to sch(x,I." she stays.
l=or many students finishing high
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spokesman fix the OSAP pn)gram, says it does
kook at family si/c when deciding to give out
assistance.
" Ibc rnorc children in the t nilly, the higher
thL threshold will be (for getting assistance.)"
he says, adding some students whew parents
make S50,M) receive assistance. The average
pcuental income of sttxlcnts
receiving OSAP is KS.70).
'Me amount of assistance
awarded to a student is deter-
mined by the amount of
tuition, living and book casts
the student will incur over the
year. '11n; maximum for a sin-
gle student is $275 per week
while they're in sch(xol and
S500 for a inarriccd or single -
parent student. "OSAP is
riot relative to the standard of
living." chargcs Ms. Rox-
burgh, adding it has not kept
up with increases in tuition. She says a student
receiving OSAP still needs to work during the
school year to pay for tuition, books and living
expenses.
"I don't think the old habit of OSAP being
used for an, and spring break trips is true any-
more. It used to be but not anymore."
The Durham West Progressive
Conservative Association
will be having its
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, August 14,1996
7:30 p.m. at the
Annandale Golf & Country Club
All members of the Association and
general public are welcome to attend.
For information, call 427-1040
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Pickering Museum Village b'ings'histor `41 f l fe nAugusty '
PICKERING -- Head for Pickering children, students and seniors, or $15 for a ial event show for free. Pickering Museum Village is located
Museum Village on Sunday, Aug. 18 and family. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 5 on Hwy. 7 in Greenwood, three kilometres
be part of a military re-enactment. Preschoolers are admitted to the hislor- p. in. east of Brock Road.
Muskets, Fifes
and Drums will
feature about 25
to 30 troops who
will demonstrate
drills, military
p a r a d e s,
encampments,
musket firings
and take part in
an interactive W I I!!
mock battle.
The battle
will take place
about 2 p.m. on
the museum
grounds.
Members of
the Van Barn-
er's, Brunswick
Light Infantry,
Liebcompany
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Yorkers, Fifes
and Drums and
Brants Volun-
teers units are
expected to take
'
part.
They will
r,
also provide lec-
tures on uni-
forms, accou-
trements and
arms. Followers
will display and
talk about
women's cloth-
ing of the peri-
od
There will
also be a taste
table set up for
visitors to %am-
ple military cui-
sine.
i
Demonstra-
tions in the vil-
lage itself will
feature weaving,
baking in the log
house, black-
smithing, wood-
working and
more. Children's
activities will
include candle
dipping, cookie
s
decorating,
wagon rides,
stencilling and
.ttt
making buzz
saws.
Entertain-
ment will be
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fresh corn with
homemade but-
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available.
Admission
for the Muskets,
Fifes and ETums
will be $6 for
adults, $3 for
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V RECYCLER'S REPORT r _
Poolowner's gul*de made avai*lable
❑ Green tips to help
your family save
money and protect
your environment
After reading my column on water
conservation for backvard swimming
pools, many people called wanting to
know where to obtain the Pool
Owner's Guide: How to Save Monev
and Protect the Environment that is
available in government
conservation publica-
tions this year.
As the government
packages of information
did not seem to be avail-
able around here. I
acquired copies of this
particular guide for
interested residents.
The News Advertiser
at 130 Commercial Ave.
in Ajax now has a supply
at the reception desk and
Pickering residents can
find copies at the Civic
Complex at One The
Esplanade.
Although I covered
most of the tips in my
comes reader's requests, concerns,
questions, viewpoints, ideas and 3Rs
tips.
DJ❑
The Residential Conservation
Assistance Program (ReCAP).
through the Home "Pune-Up Program.
offers Durham residents alternative
cleaning products and methods, safe
disposal of chemical cleaners and
law•ncare products, natural TurfCare,
and instruction in preparing your
backvard composter
larraine roulston
l ile
Recycler's
Report_
previous column, this
government guide lists them all
under water, energy, and chemical
:onservation.
Recycler's Report always wel-
for the spring and sum-
mer seasons.
"Many products
and services are avail-
able to homeowners
that are safe alterna-
tives to the usual
spring chemical del-
uge.
Our program.
which began this
spring, is an excellent
way to begin a sustain-
able approach to home
care." says Trevor
Dobbs. ReCAP's natu-
ralization specialist.
"ReCAP wants to help
point people in the
right direction."
You will save money with a
ReCAP home assessment by allow-
ing a team of two highly trained
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and their activities or to book a
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RCAP (7227).
This region -wide program is
available until the fall and residents
of Durham are welcome to visit
ReCAP's downtown Oshawa loca-
tion at 14 King St. W.
Serenity
group
meets
PICKER-
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12 -step recov-
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8 p.m. Fridav,
Aug. 2 at Bay -
fair Baptist
Church, 817
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SPECIAL TO THE I\F:W'S AnYF.ItTItiF;ti
DURHAM -- School's still a
month away but more than 1(l) safe-
ty patrollers spent the past week at
Camp Samac getting ready for the
new season.
The north Oshawa carnp played
host to 140 kids from Brockville to
Peel Region to Huntsville at the
annual Canadian Automobile Asso-
ciation (CAA) Central Ontario
school patrol camp.
"These are kid, who either are
safety patrollers or are going to be,
safety patrollers this year," says Sgt.
Paul Malik, co-ordinator of Durham
Regional Police community services
and one of the organizers of the
week-long camp.
"We're teaching thein to he
instructors, to train other patrollers."
The kids will all he captains of
their scheols' salety patrol programs
and will be in charge of the loot
patrols, which help adult crossing
guards guide students salely across
streets, or hus patrols. which make
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Safety patrollers at local schoois
will be sporting new vests when
they begin their duties in Septem-
ber. The fluorescent orange and
yellow vests, which replace orange
belts, are modelled here by Ashley
Trotter, of Pickering (at rear), and
Scott Wesseling, of Whitby, who
attended a recent safety patrol
camp at Camp Samac in Oshawa.
sure kids get safely off Fuses and
across roads. A really enjoy helping
people, especially the little kinder-
garten kids," says Gillian Brady, 12,
from Southw(xxl Park Public Scho o)l
in Ajax.
She's spent three years as a safety
patroller but this is the first time she's
attended camp. "It's great. Ft's a lot of
fun. You learn a lot about safety. We
do a lot of fun things and you make
a lot of friends."
Ashley Trotter, who's almost 13,
is a patroller at St. Anthony Daniel
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Catholic School in Pickering. She program. The vests will make the
enjoyed camp and likes the fact that kids more visible in all weather, he
the campers were given a sneak pre- says.
view of the new vests patrollers will Ten -year-old Vickie Franccy, who
be wearing come Septemhcr. attends College Hill Public Schoo ll in
"We're the first to sec the new Oshawa, said campers were kept
vests," she says. "They're pretty busy learning about bus safety. first
cool." aid. lire safety and more.
"Ilse bright orange vests, with flu- Scott Wesscling. 11, of Dr. Robert
orescent yellow stripes. will replace Tlwrnton Public SChcK)l in Whitby.
the orange belts safety patrollers says he enjoyed the salty instruction
have wom. says Nick Ferris. rnanag- at camp. "Camp is helpl'ul," he says.
er of public and goycrnmcnt affairs adding he'll be better prepared now
for CAA which sponsor,, the patrol for safety patrol.
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µPickering kids make
Waves of the Waterfront
BY CHRISTY CHASE club that would continue throughout the year.
SPECIAL To THE NEWS ADVLrKMER possibly with a presence on the Internet.
PICKERING -- The town's waterfront is get- Anyone interested in the environmental
ting a boost this summer from a group of young youth club or the crew's activities is asked to call
people. 427-3300 extension 222.
Waves of the Waterfront is a crew
of seven students spending the sum-
mer promoting the waterfront and
waterfront trail to residents of Picker-
ing.
Funded by the ministry of the envi-
ronment and energy through the Envi-
ronmental Youth Corps program. the
Waves crew is supervised by the Ajax -
Pickering -Whitby Association for
Community Living. says Simon
Wright, of the association.
The group is running a series of
activity days for children at Beach-
front Park and Kinsmen Park. Craft
days, teddy bears picnic, and
Olympics are just some of the event.
planned, all with an environmental
theme. Mr. Wright notes.
On craft day, kids and parents
made bird feeders out of used milk
cartons. The Enviro-Olympics took
regular games and put in an environ-
mental message.
Musical Chairs. for instance.
becomes Disappearing Ilabitats.
"Our focus is in the events and
educating kids in a fun way." Mr.
Wright says. "They don't even know
they're learning about the environ-
ment."
Older students. ages 17 to 24, are
also busy with a beautification cam-
paign. Thee are
doing extra
clean-up of the
waterfront area
and trail, pick-
ing up garbage
and painting
some play-
ground equip-
ment in older
parks. Mr.
Wright says.
At the end of
July and be€in-
ning of August.
the students will
be tackling pur-
ple loosestrife, a
beautiful plant
that is taking
over sensitive
marsh areas and
choking out
native plants
and wildlife.
"We will be
inviting the
community to
come and take
part in this," Mr.
Wright says.
The students,
with help from
the public, will
pull out as much
loosestrife as
they can, he
says. This is
considered the
ideal time to do
this as the plants
will go to seed
and spread more
loosestrife if left
much longer.
Waves of the
Waterfront is
also hoping to
statt an eaviron-
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❑ John Munro wants
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Vicki Keith left off
and raise $100,000
for needy cause
BY KEITH GIL ALAN
STAFF REPORTER
DURHAM -- John Munro hopes to
raise money to combat youth vio-
lence and racism by following, the
watery path blazed by his wife Vicki
Keith.
Mr. Munro will try swimming
across 1_akc Ontario to raise
5100,000 for Chill Power. a program
for students from Grades 7 to 11
designed to reverse increasing trends
of youth violence and racism.
It the weather and. more impor-
tantly, water temperature are suitable,
he'll step into the water on Tuesday.
Aug. 6.
The swim has a1r adv been
delaved twice because of cold water.
The water temperature is the
"thing that will hold me back"
because it must be at least 65 degrees
Fahrenheit_
A recent northwest wind cooled
the water temperature to 59".
"If we keep the warm weather. I'll
go Monday. If not, I'll go later in the
week." he says.
Whep he does go, Mr. Munro will
start at Niagara -on -the -Lake at 7 a.m.
and finish in Toronto. Ile says the 52 -
kilometre crossing could take
between 17 and 24 hours to complete.
lie's done some open water train-
ing to prepare, including a 10 -mile
swim in Lake Simcoe two weeks ago.
Mr. Munro also swims between
16,000 and 20.000 metres in p(x)ls
each week.
Mr. Munro. 45, is a Durham
Region resident. A detective with the
Metro Toronto Police Intelligence
Services' Hate ('rimes Unit. Mr.
:Munro doesn't want to publish where
in Durham he lives or where he's
trained because. he says, there are
whin supremacists living in the area.
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buffered a knee injury riot related to
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Mr. Munro subsequently tried
physiotherapy to deal with the injury
but it didn't work and he didn't want
to have surgery.
Mr. Munro had helped Carlo
Cosut, the disabled athlete who swam
across Lake Ontario in 1994.
He got the idea of swimming the
lake from helping Mr. Costa and his
wife Vicki with their marathon
swims.
"I couldn't do a marathon run. so
why not do a marathon swim." he
says. "The program motivated me to
get in the water and raise money for
it."
Chill Power is designed to teach
youth to make rood decisions when
faced with conflict and reverse the
trend towards youth violence, racism
and other forms of hate crime. It's tar-
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I I and is more of a conflict preven-
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The goal is to have the Chill
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betterment of youth.
John Munro has been spending a lot of time in the pool
in preparation for his attempt at a 52 -kilometre cross-
ing of Lake Ontario. He hopes to raise $100.000 for
Chill Power, a program for youth designed to reverse
a trend towards violence and racism.
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PICKERING -- Pickering Museum Volunteers will also be recognized by
Village is looking for former volunteers the federal and provincial governments
to help celebrate its 35th anniversary. for their contributions to the museum vil-
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❑ Durham police
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DURHAM -- The
region's police service has
received an additional
provincial grant of
$150,992 for community
policing and enforcement
efforts.
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with $151,000 provincial grant
The second installment
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final year.
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program.
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DURHAM -- Deadbeat parents beware.
The Province has announced tough new
measures to crack down on deadbeat parents
who aren't paying child support. New enforce-
ment measures were announced Thursday by
Attorney General Charles Hamick and Dianne
Cunningham. Minister responsible for
women's issues. A number of measures intro-
duced will put the heat on parents not making
child support payments including suspension
of drivers'
licences.
Ncarlv half of
ki
the parents rcgis- .
tered with the Part Time
Family Support Blaisdale
Plan arc tailing to
pay an}r money to t 1
lers
their children.
Less than one- • t
quarter of the
plan's cases are
now in full com-
pliance. Default- 27 years of E
ng parents owe
about Sl billion in Ope�t Hoct.
child support pay-
rnents.Durham 7:00 pm Sh
East MPJ' John
OTixole says there 365 Kingston Rd., P
are two ,ides to 545 Kingston Rd. «e
this issue and he
and his constituen- 403 Kin -Ston Rd., .�
cv office deal with
both on a daily
basis.
"It's a compli-
cated issue." he ! 1 1
,av,. "The real (9`�✓)
people who sutler Spaces still at•
arc the children."
In cases where
the judgment is
fair and sustain-
able. Mr. O'Toole
says he', in favor
of the government
using an} means ,
to mare sure the
payments are7.
r.
made. UnforlU-
nately, not all
court ruling, arc .....
sustainable, he
Some of the
cases are not fair
and ma% cause
parents to go
underground. If
someone is laid -
off or lose, their f
job the child sup- " frr
•
port continues to o
add up." sa
Mr. OToole Su
cites one exampleti N
of a man who pays wi
'S 1.100 per month
and gets custody
of his children for pI
en
two weeks out of fri
the year. • en
"He's a semi- C
skilled employee
and that's a signifi- •
cant amount of
motley," says Mr.
OToole.
Government
reforms will also
recognize respon-
sible parents, giv-
ing them the
opportunity of
opting out of the
Family Support
Plan program.
Judges will still,
have the ability to
prohibit parents
from opting out of AJAX
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AJAX -- Kids are becoming buddies over
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Reading Buddies, being offered at the
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kids of all ages together to read books, says
Kim Stewart, a summer student and co-ordi-
nator of the program.
"The way it works is we have Big Bud-
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"Usually they're in Grades 7 and 8 so
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These volunteers are on hand between 2
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with their reading, Ms. Stewart says.
"It's usually one-on-one," she says.
"They just sit on the floor or over by the
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Sometimes the Big Buddies will read to
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the library any weekday afternoon through
to Aug. 30.
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Students hit the books toget ahead
and catch up on their studies
BY CHRISTY CHASE
!%PF.C1AL TO THF: -,E%%S An%F.RTISF:R
PICKERING - While
their friends work at sum-
mer jobs or cnjoy their
%acations, more than 3.000
teens are still cracking the
books.
Yes, summer school is
to full swing at Durham
Board of" Education and
Durham Region Separate
School Board sites in Pick-
ering. Ajax and Oshawa.
"This is my first time
taking summer school."
saes Natalie Lvttle, who's
taking an OAC sociology
course at Dunharton High
School, her home school,
:n Pickering. "It's better
than I thought it would he.
I wish I'd done this
be fore. "
The 16 -year-old student
is taking the course to get a
head start on next year's
classes.
She wants to graduate at
the end of the %ear and
head to university for
degrees in music and law.
Classmate Renee Sam-
sundar, of Ajax. is taking
the same course. She's
been taking extra classes in
summer school for se%eral
years and lo%es it.
"The competition to get
into uni�crsity is tough."
she says.
"Sunnier school in\c,,
me an cd, -!c.
She'll be president of
student council at Picker-
ing High School this com-
ing year and hopes to go on
to university to take nurs-
ing sciences after complct-
ing high school next June.
Vanessa Branker, of
Oshawa. is taking, Grade 9
math at Paul Dwyer High
School in Oshawa to make
up the credit she didn't get
in the regular school year.
"I think it's better the
second time around
because you learn more,"
she says. "You absorb
more. You know you need
your credit so you buckle
down and work.
"I wish I didn't have to
go to summer school but
you have to do lots of
things you don't want to
do."
Andrei Hugel. of Whit-
by, just graduated from
Grade S but this summer
he's taking a Grade 10
computer course at Dwyer.
He wants to graduate from
high school with his full
OAC: credits in four years,
instead of five, so he's
turned to summer school to
give him that head start.
"It's fun. I didn't think
I'd be having so much fun
but I am," he says.
Chantal Gauthier, of
%Vhlth,,, is taking the same
�.,ur,c at Paul Dwyer In
,IrJ, r to yet int., Cham-
Summer students Andrew Cavers and Sonja Dies-
berger work on a sociology project in the library at
Dunbarton High School in Pickering. More than 3,000
teens are taking summer school courses with Durham
Region Separate School Board and Durham Board of
.education.
,photo by A.J. Groen
;Church hosts summer camp
PICKERING -- A local church is looking for summer
camp recruits.
The Bayfair Baptist Church, on Hwy. 2 east of Whites
Rd., holds a summer camp for children from Grades 5 to 8
during the weeks of Aug. 12 to 16 and Aug. 19 to 23. Cost
is $60 for one week, $100 for two weeks. Sports, games,
crafts and more are featured. Call 839-4621.
plain College in Montreal
this fall.
"And it gives me some-
thing to do since I'm unem-
ployed." she says. "It's
more laid back than regular
school. I'm actually doing
my work here."
Half-day summer
school classes started the
beginning of July and run
until the end of" the month.
"They're really quite
busy in the summer," says
Robert Fitzgibbon. sum-
mer school co-ordinator
for the Catholic board. "It's
quite a thriving project."
Both boards run two
sets of courses: remedial
courses for students who
want to improve their
marks or who failed a sub -
jest; and accelerated class-
es for students who want to
get a head start on next
year's studies. The majori-
ty of students are taking
remedial courses.
Rick White. principal of
summer school at Dunbar -
ton, says students are pre-
pared to work hard at sum-
mer school.
"The kids generally
accept summer school for
what it is," he says. "They
work pretty hard. They
really have to be able to get
down to business. Summer
school is not an easy way
to get marks."
Remedial courses run
for just over two weeks
while accelerated classes
last five weeks.
Dr. Elaine Chang is now associated with
Dr. Kevin Tyber
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Local men help pump Adrenalin
BY I)ANIIAN BESSIE;
_tiPECI V To -flit: Nt:N S Uri ER ISE:R
DURHAM -- Thee are local. the%
have an international recording con-
tract with Lon,_ Island Records in Ger-
mam and ha%c sold more than LWO
copies of their debut CD. Dedicated. in
Europe.
Adrenalin is not onF% the name of
the hand. but it also describe: vdiat the
members of this hark -to -basics hard
rock quintet have pumping through
their veins these da, s. And with good
reason.
The Durham hand's members. (all
in their 30s) Nlirhael J. 'Miller (from
Atax). Rick Vatour ifrom Pi,kenn`_).
Clacton Bonin. Mark K,,nnors and
Greg Linton. have been ntcnthers of' a
countless number of hands over the
last decade or more. So. dedicated is
the only way to describe them. Or to he
more accurate -- dedicate(t and proud.
Pr,.Jc emanates from Konnors as he
talks aK)ut the hand's latest accom-
plishment. -We have a legitimate
record deal."
It is obvious why this is the case --
Konnors and his handmates believed In
what the% were doing from the word
go. Dedicated has a certain feel that
makes it a hit in Europe where the
songs F=all In Love Again and Just A
Little Bit are becoming tan fa,.onIcs.
The intluenres of now -defunct rock
groups Dccp Purple and Whitesnakc
are prominent. This is helped b% Kun-
nors' strong %oral range, which at
times makes you wonder if Da%id
Coverdale was a 1111 -in singer for the
band. The song Wake Mc is a prime
example.
A grew up thinking I had to sing
like Coverdale." stated Konnors. "I am
not going to change that to suit todaN's
Styles."
Guitarist Miller barked up the lead
singer's thoughts about not ronformin_
to current trends.
"We never fell into the grunge genre
and a lot of people told us that we
missed the boat with our style. but I
feel this type of hard -edged rock and
toll is coming back. That would put us
at the front of it."
Hard rock edges and a respectful nod to Deep Purple and Whitesnake
define the music of Adrenalin. Pickering's Rick Vatour and Ajax's Michael
J. Miller provide some of the local talent
for the band, currently enjoying a
measure of success in Europe.
"lige hand started in 1993 when two
equal as opposed to a super -group with
members of a promotion company
one or two main song writers."
were attending a music festival in Ger-
Konnors said haying the CD is like
many. Working at a booth representing
having a business and offering a prod -
Canadian music talents, they played a
uct to a huvcr and tic feels the hand has
tape and showed a video of Adrenalin
the foresight to a market for this
to Lon,_ Island music reps.
recording.
Next thm�g the hand realized. the%
"Pick up the record. We realls need
were signing�a deal with a record com-
local support and hope the people of
pan for three albums. Lone Island
Durham Re,_ion get a push of Adrena-
took :are of the manufacturing of the
lin: This CD is radio quality, so we are
CD from art work to liner notes to
in there with the No, ho%s In the indus-
recording.
try."
"I reall% expected we were going to
The hand is planning to produce its
have to go out of Canada to get this
own shows in the near future and are in
deal." said Miller. "It is text had we had
the process of planning a fundraising,
to go out of our own back%ard. but if
festival event in Oshawa for the fall.
you aren't part of the present norm.
The plans for this are still unconfirmed
recognition is a difficult thing. We
right now. .
(Canada i need listeners with open
One song from their CD received
cars.
air play this week on Q107's Disco\,cr%
From da% one. the hand members
show hosted by Al Joynes on Tuesday.
have worked as a group to achieve this
Jul% 29.
on their own. E%eryone contributes to
Adrenalin is currenth. recording
writing the songs in one way or anoth-
their sophomore CD at Enormous
er.
Sound Studio in Toronto, but Dedicat-
Konnors described this system as:
ed is available in the meantime at
"It is one long process of compromise
HMV and Sam The Record Man
and changing pans. All the work is
stores.
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PICKERING —The Pickering the 50 -metre, RAW 200m and Wolch, 12, (free) teamed up to
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t the Age Group Provincials in 200m butterfly. the 200m free relay. Both relay
tobicoke recently. Warren Barnes, 11, beat out the teams placed in the top 20.
The meet gathered together the competition to swim in the final of Alicia Kaye, 12, competed in
cst swimmers in the province, his events — the 100m and 200m the 200m, 400m and 800m free
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wim Club athletes met the tough Mark Gauthier, 12, competed Megan Shanks, 12, entered their
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Daniel Gauthier, 10, entered
the 50m free. Older brother Eric,
14, showed his swimming ability
in the 50m, 200m and 400m free,
100m and 200m fly and the 200m
individual medley.
SPORTS
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
Lucky 13
for
Lyons
who
roared on
the
soccer
field
PICKE:RING — Bryant Lyons was the defi-
.::'cly the lion who roared on the soccer pitch
_:,t week.
The seven-year-old soccer star who, front -
illy, plays on the Shooting Stars team, netted
an incredible 13 goals for
the Shooting Stars in an
��ER impressive the l vie
Joey over flit J.F.
G► Hanna squad in the
`� Pickering Soccer
Club's boys'
under -seven 'B'
Division play.
m The house
leagwue soccer con-
test as played at
ccER G0 Vaughan Willard
school on July 23.
The scoring spree for
Lvons was nothing out of the ordinary for this
Pele of the pitch. So far this season, he's scored
'_?i goals in just nine games with the Shooting
Stars.
The 13 -goal accomplishment was made even
more special for Lyons as this is his first season
of playing organized soccer.
In addition to Lyons' 13 -goal burst, Jason
Jacobs netted two goals, while Evan Mec
scored a single in helping the Shooting Stars
win the contest over J.E. Hanna.
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FIVE- &-UNDER IrItEO
15: Chargers 4 (Cameron Farrell 1, Javier
1. Con Papecorstar tinou 1, Brooke Vivian
MVPs Brooke Voinark Con Papeconstantinou) vs.
Mw*sson 3 (Andrew Barren 1, Cohn Foo
AS
Anthony Vabrio 1. MVPs Rachel Deebey, AndrewZurokosky): Bathroom Rwnodaling 8 (Jared
2, Mete Gunn I. Michael Benreto 2,
o Evans 1, Matthew Shepp rd 2, MVPs Mikael
Brandon Legault) vs. Pxkenng Slo-Spor!s 1
otas Longo 1. MVP Julie Scott); Baborbecue 3
Dias Box” 1. Shane Del Z000 1. Alarah
1, MVPs Shauna Blake, Jason Hobbs) vs
Johnston chev. 1 (Ston Johnston 1. MVPs
Ruediger. Ahmad KaraW); OJ Miler 5
Smith 5, MVPs Staten BardzoAk Ryan
vs Blizzard 5 (Kailey Chappell 3. Thomas
affor 2. MVPS Kaley Chappel, Tyler Jackson).
UNDER -SEVEN BOW'A' DIVISION
kJOY 16, Wood Gi rkdy 7 (Steven Shanks 1. Jordan
2, Andrew Naulh 1, Karl Rants I. Mike Porterler
MVP Daniel Amaro) vs. Canada Hardwood
FbOrng 0 (MVP Kyle Mosatr); Blizzard 6 (Danny
Vilagra 2. Michael Kovaratis 2. Steven MyAo 1.
Sebastian Boucher 1. MVPs Danny Vdagra. Daniel
Selemnidill) vs. Pon -A -Wal 0; Sheridan Associates 1
(Jason Vkzene 1) vs. PCCCA 0 (MVPs Tyne Michael,
Mhtltear Wilson); Chargee 10 (Alexander Grifilh 1.
Tyson Henry 5, Aaron Karamath 1. SNOW
K &OmW i-Hwry 1. Graydin McCann 2, MVPs Celan
Eldridge, Tyson Henry) vs. O.J. Muller 2 (Nick
Langford 2. MVPs Bradley Dysart, Nick Langford);
MDER-SEVEN BOW'C' DIVISION
Joy 15: Ultramar 3 (Steven Koufis 3, MVP Chris
POW) vs. Shod II IM rg 0 (MVP Blake Robertsr
Kicks 9 (Govgofy Ito a, 1. Mark Jffwnov, 5. Bryan
Bryant Lyons scored an incredible 13
goals in helping his soccer team to victo-
ry.
Know 1, Brendan Mooney 1. Cassidy Spidaford 1
MVPs David Handing, Brerdan Mooney) vs. Vows 1
(Justin Forstrer 1, MVPs Alex Hamilton. Kevin Wylie):
Hawks 5 (Daniel Simonds 4. Michael Wilson 1.
MVPs Alexander Levesque, Matthew Lurprccri) vs.
Spotless Aub Glass 5 (Greg Sedation 5, MVPs
Jens Ha redury, Jukeno Michwekds); Lon Star
Cate 6 (Peter Herne 3. Mark Beaulieu 1, Logen
Cameron 1, Jaynes Jarvis 1. MVPs Michael DiCarb,
Logan Cameron) vs. Chargers 0 (MVP Tyler C41110n6
U'OER4&'IE DOW "B' DIVISI011
July 10: JN Property Services 3 (Scott Mackenzie 1.
Kevin Cameron 1. Patrick Cullen 1. MVPs Sect
Mackenzie. Patrick Cunen) vs. Dollar 0 (MVPs Andrew
Br vette, Kevin Sorge); Charges 9 (Brodie Chudzkak
4, Kevin Vadere 4, Graham Booth 1, MVPs Aaron
BaYertyne, Graham Booth) vs. Factory Mattress 0
(MVPS Correr Ingham. John Ferguson): Horne Office
Computers 4 (Alexander Stevrou 3, Christopher
skefeas 1, MVPs Nicholas Lopes. Eric Dickor ei) vs
Pickering Slo-Sports 1 (Adam Volp01, MVPs Kevin
Campbell, Adam VoDo); Vil Weasels 1 (Chris
Chappett, MVPs Stools Delaza. Robert Marra) vs.
Pkrlkbl 0 (MVPs Sean Paton. Brian Penlold); July
17: JN Properly Services 7 (Groeme Murphy 3. David
Landry 2, Scott Mackenzie 1. Sam Makdassian 1.
MVPs Grew* Murphy, Kevin Helm) vs. Chargee 1
(Kelvin Vadere 1); Hone office Computers 3
(Alexander Stavrou 3, MVP Michael Lopes) vs.
Plumb -ft 2 (Kyle Palantlas 2, MVP AnRrorry Frijio);
Factory MaNress 4 (Jon Riley 2, Michael Rico 1,
Matthew Antonucci 1, MVPs Manhoww Antonucci,
John Riley) vs. L'i Weasels 6 (Chris Chopplsl 3.
Jordan Liwhza I. Robert Morro 1, Darin Walsh 1,
MVPs Pad Hardw Robert Cdnstanzo): Pickering
Sb.Spwu 6 (Kswin CamW/W 2. Jusw Slswwy 2,
Cfristoper Nlswy 1, Tyson BMW I. MVPs Willem
The Pickering Swim Club will
be holding demonstrations and
try -outs at the Pickering
Recreation Complex on Tuesday,
Aug. 13 and Thursday, Aug. 15
from 6 to 7 p.m., and Thursday,
Aug. 15 from 6 to 7 p.m.
For more information, call
Kathleen Kaye at 837-2348 or
Joanne Misener-Allen at 686-
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Fred Saints peewee ro1llcr hockey rep
Aug. 23.
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Mcnihcrs of the Saintspeewee
Saints march toward North
American roller hockey event
PIC Ki -:RING — I he Pickering I:aa
otin it; the ,N,rth Ain.. ascan ioufncr k,n
Fred Saints peewee ro1llcr hockey rep
Aug. 23.
team will compete in the North
The first-year squad has competed
. ricrican Roller Hockc,.
in three tournaments so tar this year.
Championship in Chicago next month
winning the silver medal on all three
aper winning silver in the national
occasion..
qualifying tournament in Nli,„issauga.
Mcnihcrs of the Saintspeewee
The Saints split games in the pre-
squad are Dani Watters. Bobby
liminary round. defeating Scarborough
Jones, Brandon Black, Stc%cn Johnson,
7-2, then dropping a 6-4 dcci ;on to the
Paul Crook. Scott %V.11kcr. Chris Reed.
eventual champs from Brantford.
Brian Glen. Derek Blanchard. Brian
In the championship game. the
Oxlcv. John Poricr. Das id NIJ'ann.
Saints were defeated for the gold
`l:uthew Richard. P.J. Addic. Nfatthcw
medal by Brantford bis a 6-1 score.
Shanks and Scan Sadler.
However, as the silver medallists, the
The team is coached by Fernee
Pickcrin_r-based team earned an imita-
Richard . assisted by Wade `latthcws.
Pickering Power soccer boys first in
division at Ontario
Cup playdowns
PICKf-The — he Pickering
Uftord scored a pair of goals, with a
Power Bell Canada under -13 Ix)vs'
single to Jonathan Carter.
rep soccer team placed first in its divi-
Uftilyd also scored the game win-
sion in the round-robin Ontario Cup
ner in a narrow 1-0 victory over a
tournament in Woodbridge recently.
highly skilled S:. Catharines
In the first game. Power met a
Scorpions squad.
tough Chinguacous} squad. Equally
Plaving the host Woodbridge
matched. the game was tied 1-1 with
Strikers. Pickering outhustled their
David Ufford getting the lone
opponents cn route to a 4-0 win.
Pickering goal.
Frank lonke scored a pair of markers,
Pickering then played Scarborough
with singles to Carter and Chris
Malvern Scorpions, winning 3-0.
Giamou.
D'Souza Anttrew Aforel) VS. Mir u (Myr Ua1010
Fesiabrooks).
12-AN04N OER BOMB' DIVISION
July 4: Chargers 5 (Sheridan Sampayo 1. Jame
Simmons 1. Amled Skirish 2. Ryan Genion 1. MVP
Jamil Simmons) vs Compucendre Thunder 4 (Keen
Krasnowski 2, Derek Polowyk 2. MVP Ryan Snooks):
Flex 113 (Sam David Joe 2, Jeffrey Woods 1, MVPs
John Paul Lambers. Brad Anderson) vs Midas
Shooting Stars 4 (Kern Whims 2. Adam McIntosh 4,
Trevor Vanecak 1, Kevin Marshal 1, David Carlos 1,
MVPs Adorn Mc1nWA Thomas Rancid; Pon Royal
Mils 2 (Angso Pwsico 1, Brandon Mark Abery 1,
MVPs Angel i Persim Brandon Mark Abery) vs
Johnson Controls 0 (MVP Alex Didiano): Sporting
Images 2 (Seen WArAw 2, MVPs Jamie Bu)acit.
Sean McAteer) vs_ Clearrat 0 (MVP Jonathon
McKenzie); July 11: Sporting Images 0 vs Kicks 9
(Cameron Watson 1, Josh Horvath 1, Brad McIntosh 1,
Matthew Mom 3. Rab McCletta.'ld 2, Happy Athwal 1.
MVP Cameron Wilson): Flex It 6 1Jon Paul Lambert
1. MatMaw Files 2. Joseph Lupmcnri 1. Ryan Mugal
2. MVPs Matthew Fines, Sam David Jee) vs. Pon
Royal Mils 1 (Kyle Hamilton 1); Compucentre
Thunder 11 (Keith Rhodes 1. Kevin Kmsnowski 5,
Mike Krasnowski 1. Derek Potowo 2. Scott Williams.
MVPs Ken Krasnowskk Derek Pblowyk) vs Midas
Shoctirn Stars 1 (Kon Williams 1); Chargers 2 (Coin
Baker 1. Bobby Koulis 1. MVP Anfad Sumbeh) vs.
Johnson Controls 1 (Adorn McCoreche 1, MVP
Adam McCorechie): Canpucentre Thunder 3 (Kevin
Krawhowskn 1, Derek Pobwyk 1, MiCAoee Weiss 1,
MVPs Richard Williams. Keith Rhodes) vs. Flex M 3
(M anew Flones 1. Chris McKlwein 1, Ryan Mungal 1,
MVPs Kevin Wbods Joh a#an Bug): CKawnet 2
(Neil Robertson 2, MVP Johnathan McKenzie) vs.
Jonson Control 1 (Ian McPhee 1, MVP Ian
McPhee): Sporting Images 1 (Jame Buladc 1. MVPs
Justin Mshro. Brody Webster) vs. Chargers 8 (Ryan
Gemon t, Amlad Stedreh 3. Cohn Baker 2.
Christopher Boyd 1. Richard Skills 1, MVP Cohn
Baker). Kicks 5 (Happy AthM4 1. Matthew Mom 2.
Brent Medand 1. John Tn*W 1, MVP John Tr4ft) vs.
Port Royal Mitts 3 (Adam Cawley 1, George Tourbs 1.
Kyle Petrovich 1, MVPs George Tourkhs, Kyle
Petrovich):
I& AND 01M BOYS' 0I111SON
,July 11: Bons 5 (Matthew Pbnsycad 3. Kam Ly 2,
MVPs Adam Haaket, Andrew Thomas) vs Whitby Blue
3 (Nick Bobber 1, Cameron Free 1); ,July 18: Brans 6
(Da ial Hooray 3. Kai Ly 2. Gregory Lee 1. MVPs
Adam Hahket. Andrew Thomas) vs. Peters Appliances
2 (Ban Hunter I. Trevor Murphy 1).
U 93M13 BOYS' REP DIVISION
Pickering; Power Bell Canada 5 (Franks Jonke 2.
David Llffpd 2, Andrew Maxwell 1. MVP Juana Mills)
vs. North Scarboro 2.
SEVEN-ANO-LNODER GIRLS' DIVISION
July 17: Krone Strikers 4 (Kern Fad 3, Amy Lenox
1. MVPs Kam Ford, Amy Lennox) vs Shooting Stars
0; But n'Ben 0 (MVPs SamaMlka Dowson, Meredith
Elicit) vs Durham Metro Courier 2 (Jenna K MVP
Elie FodwnFoed): Maplerdge Mechanical 4 (Meghan
Storkedkrgh 2. MVP Heether Dougal) vs Krone
Strikers 0 (MVP CMistne Quinton); Chargers 0 (MVP
Mekssa Miguel) vs. Ants Topsoil 0 (MVPs Stephan
Papaeonstantinou, Erin Small, Samantha Ants.
Kristine Metuchen); Stn konw Elliott Sharks 1 (Valens
Davis 1. MVPs Me&* Prince, Jessica Simmons) vs.
Nowak 3 (Megan Hemirgkwtt Kale Wlaeon, MVPs
Megan Hondgway).
ufil E 10 GIRLS' DIVISION
July 15: Ability 5 (Nicole Ruta 1, Loo Murphy 2. Kendal
Doyle 1, Nshhey IiAtugha n 1, MVPs Ern Billingo.
Sara Langford) vs. C.PC. 1 (Symon Perera. MVP
Simone Parera). ofxmst 0 (MVP Lauren Cappelletti)
vs Chargws 3 (Laura Clayton 1. Laura Hurst 1. Erica
Zone 1. MVPs Laura Hurst. Candice Pearsall);
Shooting Stars 2 (Kate Skelton 1. Christine Deneley
1, MVP Ch ns" Dnelay) vs. Boyer 1 (Siobhan
WaGeown 1. MVP SiOWlan MCGeowwn);
LNM)ER-14 GIRLS' DIVISION
Jun 26: Kicks 2 (Janice Austin 2, MVP Janice Austin)
vs Thunder 0 (MVPs Brooke Primrose. Natasha
Gudov): Boyer 1 (Stephanie Almelo) vs. Shooting
Stars 2 (Tina Tswphs, Antic ale Vitale, MVP Tina
Tsrop`s): Blixzaro 1 (Anna Peters.MVPs Ashley
Neson. Carla Mena) vs. Dana Inc. 1 (Aid Lopez.
MVPs Judr Lopes Nicola Aspnafg: July 10, Dan Inc -
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(MVPs Jamie Morgan. Nexis Gaudet) vs. Shoeing
Stars 1 (Michelle Vitale. MVP Lindsay Sunthgolan);
Blizzard 3 (Anna Peters 2. Paloma Costa. MVPs
Anana Peters. Alice Leung) vs. Kicks 3 (Allison
Simmonds, limber Lewis. Loren Clears, MVPs Allison
Simmonds, Amber Lewis); Thunder 1 (Heather
Clayton. MVPs Trisha Stade. Ashley Troffer) vs. Boyer
3 (Jackie Crandles, Lia Papadopols, Rebecca
Langford, MVPs Lia Papedopo s, Rebecca Langlordr
A*j 17 Dan Inc. 1 (Mary -Mn Oimatulae, MVPs
Jennter Polito. Mare Yen) vs. Kicks 0 (MVPs Allison
Simmonds): Thunder 2 (Stephanie Lacey, MVPs
Heather Claywi. Cename Mackenzie) vs Shooting
Stem 2 (Patricia Partridge, Jennifer Chomey. MVPs
Kristin McColly. Robin Crowder): Blizzard 1 (Candace
Cleary) vs. Boyer 3 (Rebecca Langford 2, Lia
Popecbpooks 1, MVP Rebecca Langlord);
((BIDER -15 GIRLS' DIVISION
Joy 15: Pick@0 TD Bantle 6 (Meesa Bal 2, Nauta
Saco 1, Titma ka Spence 3, MVPs Lydia Porter
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1-800-993-9993
560 King Street West
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and
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required
FAX RESUME
905-430-0771
ADAMS SERVICES
recpxr
CLASS AZ DRIVERS l
2 yrs. exp.: I.C.C. Medical,
Police Clearance, Clean abstract.
FRandy
'
430.2204 i
DRIVERS WANTED
Full / Part time for 24 -hour passenger
service between Durham Region and
Pearson Airport. Excellent driving
record required. Over 25 years old.
Apply in person:
Classique Airline Van Services
Unit 115 Pickering
905-W-69 0
Thursday Aug. 1 and Friday Aug.2
DICKIE DEE,
Cash paid daily.
Ice cream vending
routes available in
Ajax a Pickering.
Students to
senors.
428-7380
Irom hotel Typing forms,
W assembly, soling mai.
(416)012.6691. Eam 51001
Book you read hem hornet
(416)012-6092 Cafe 6.
EARtl UP To
6570. A WEEK
YMe need People to (lake
jewelry (necklace, txacelA-
eamrg). Job available,
COW b coast Iran your
home. No eniierience
needed. Send a sed-ad-
dfessed stamped swelope
ID:
Ktvarchris Cap.,
9111 Ilstltam
Blvd. E
Inti f15., M. #502,
ossissisup DIM.
L4W 2V3
EXPERIENCED overread
door methane. Expert -
«ked in catrtercir. resi-
dential & electrical. call
905-433.0573.
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CANADIAN AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AND SERVICE (CARS)
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SPONSORED BY:
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• FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
• TRAINING INSTITUTIONS
• YOUR COMMUNITY AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESSES
THIS ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM LEADING TO
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• MUST SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE
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THIS PROGRAM WELCOMES ALL MEN AND WOMEN
INTERESTED IN OUR INDUSTRY.
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BY MAIL TO:
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GENERAL i RECRUIT- LOCAL WHOLESALE
MENT -short 8 long term Company is growing. Need
Assignments Available to more help. Full time only,
register for clerical and ad- 728-0115 can Jackie.
ministrative. light industrial,
or General labour call to- MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron-
day for an appointment. to's fastest growing agency
Mature students welcome. seeks extras for film and TV
905-436x5818 work. an types, no exp. req.
Earn $7-$22.80/hr. Work
HAIRDRESSER needed guaranteed We Dace peo-
wah experience for L'Al- ple on movie sets every
Irtudes. Pickering Town day Call Jonathan (416)
Center Also stylists for 961-2226.
Oshawa Centre Salon- Can
Suzanne at 420-1440 1111 VSN,ff.
HEY KIDS' Want to earn
great cash canvassing,
adult supervised ALSO
adult crew captains re-
quired. earnings unhmeted
Call Tracey a Cheryl (416)
431-7744 or 1-800-994-
9795
INTERNET Telemarketing
Re —sentatrve. Pickering-
oased industrial print and
nlemet publisher seeks
POSITION
Storage facility in
Pickering area
requires mature
person for 1 day
a week and
vacation relief.
Fax re unite
to 831-5556
ti1ECEPT10NIST/
For progressive
company. Must be
people friendly and
have a pleasant
personality. Other
light duties. Whites
Rd. & 401.
Apply to Iris at
90'5-420-7335
Fexpenenced
ta1T TEST
rienced All
odeling T.V
l. Film No
No photo
Real Agents'
rk' Interviews
362-9966
exeenenced telemarketingTAXI DRIVERS and van r r SHOP requires a bends
1 omlee 1 Sales Help(
galls
IF you aro married, single THE TORONTO STAR
single parent. separated or requires door to door Sales
dvorced you may quality
People to offer our best dis-
for Financial Assistance.
count to new (tome delivery
DIP/CERT. programs avail-
subscribers in Durham.
able: Quark, Illustrator,
You must possess excellent
Photo Shop. Director,
communication skulls, have
Premier, Access. Accpac.
the ability and desire to
Autocad. C+., Visual Basic,
work independently, be
Unix. Novell Engineer,
available to work evenings
Windows N T, Small Talk,
trans-
and have your own trans -
Power Pant. Word. Excel,
portation. We provide an
excellent naming potential
Durham Business Com �"
plus training guarantee
er College• 427-3010
with commissions and bo-
'905)831-9707
nuses pad weekly. Call
rrfalea, trey Prigs. guar-
Paul McGill at (905)686 -
required fun -time for small
2292,
company in Ajax Appy or
marl resumes to 4-487
Skilled
Westney Rd. South. Ajax.
57Help
Ontario L1 S 6w7
LICENSED AUTO
BODY PERSON or 4th
year apprentice, required
Ask about our
or busy body shop, Expen-
APARTMENT e .
ence and tools necessary
RENT SPECIAL!
Can Masco. (905)579-4000
,
CUSTOM MACHINE
ex,er! for its internet sere
ce 'or manufacturers. The
successful candidate must
-ave a proven track record
n sales and talemarketing.
]e well organized, slid able
wort to strict deadlines
4n appreciation for tech.
'ology. computers and the
ntemet are definite assets
Fax al resumes to The Ca-
nadian Elecmcity Forum at
,905)5091451
drivers needed, full or
r . on oreperson. ust sell
motivated with a through
part-time, must be over 25.
683-0707 knowledge of Mechanical
contact Bev IOa m -3p.m
design d Engineering
Monday -Friday. 571-1331,
Practices. Fax resume to
or apply to 190 Waterloo
(414)29-6492
Unit IA, (upstairs) Oshawa.
Labour Day All natural,
TUPPERWARE free
Sales Help/ Sales Help/
1 1
week High commissions.
Agent Agent
flexible hours. great
rooms, Ragaidne, free diad•
-Perks'. tons of fun Call
/1! am 8 9I p.a
NOW. Eileen wairams
ARLIE SALES LTD.
(Guard Ami Sales)
® 480 Taunton Road East
'905)831-9707
Sal. t36 31I
EXPERIENCED restau-
truer ad do aid torch
rid Pro ap•taaYlNs. Fly
raft a hourly. We now
-ant staff needed, waitress
serving Ourhrn Pogo for
WANTED: 26 people to
'or flexible, hours, breakfast
%ews Adsertiser(lassihed
lose up to 30 pounds by
cook Resumes and refer-
ences will be accepted
DrpL.
Labour Day All natural,
Mon -Fn between 2-5 pm
Wo every Moa. to Fri.
mor recommended Ask
how' Call toll free 1.800-
1.58 Harwood Ave S Ajax.
guaranre•d. (905) 665-•
rooms, Ragaidne, free diad•
no lob too big. Cor plele
/1! am 8 9I p.a
881-6782
FULLY QUALIFIED all
Rerfova`orh. Free eek
725-000.5 or 427-0006.
treed dog groomer needed
Sal. t36 31I
rrfalea, trey Prigs. guar-
for Port Perry shop Can
Call 6131:9;
se5_4191
0 11 �:l I k, I : "'Ilf 6111 111 11 ILI F,
It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local
people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you!
.
1 1 : 1 1 r.- 1 1 I'"pfOY•"'I"ft : 1 llffneylll•ht 0 1 Palttengfe
IffifflMoving a ; 1 G•rd•fwg ati . , Gardening . , eusatesa
Dacca" store" Landscaping, 'MISTER CHEAP' H • 1 • Services
oma EUROPEAN 1,10 special. POST holes / fence
ixrfprovom•nts. roc r70ms.01 at, wdl renovate your bath- posts am) Post holes
law apartments. adabOni. room. or kitchen walls, as drilled all Concrete sup -
lances. docks sic Li- wen as floor Nes Good ref-
conseO fir over 20 years. Alred Sofa tkDgu guaranteed
ed
all work guaranteed. for guarana end satisfaction All wink gwram•od
Free estimate us Erne guaranteed For free esti P H P S servv+g puRfam
905-404-8170 mass cos D Dykstra 725- for 12 years 728-1800
4913 Oahawa
GARAGE Door/Op•nor roe
pairs broken springs. ca-
bles. rollers. openers in -
staged $49 New doors/
openers. 416-336-0073L
QUALITY DOOR SERVIC-
ES,
GARAGE Door/Operf•r/
rapers broken springs, ca-
bls, rooms. openers in -
Stalled $49 New doors/
TUDOR Rose Renovation
MEN with large truck will ACCOUNTANT - Can do
do household moves, res.- TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA it all CMA - Computer haw-
dwtial, comnwcW An Also tree itu aa. 'Hands-on' fug tri.
type d mars. Call Can or rip Ireraeoval. Pk9 Budg•bng/costrrng/
Jam 427-2856 Landscaping -Free Estimates
MICHALSKI MOVING can (Dave 83=-7055 09667 Oshawa Foo
Whrby
houses. apartments. oaces, This Weak. P O. Box 481,
appliances and Piro spo• Oshawa. L 1 H 7L5,
oak th Sonar and mrd acensed • 1 Carpeting • • L•I M EWAN, •
rmuned.L Fano s Lsionns. • • • e HQi11�1
i wndyman Sernnt• TREVOOM Hon• Docs - 779 sonvoe. Call 436• CARPET Insralabons - 25 �� • BNf4ty
Quad'tY �D 'Y• osorAm, mom years experience. re-
pkumbrrg drywall D•mb^9 rile nor a of For f licensed -
3 a insured. For free oak-
tl—raamg ConpMa mats call Ride 906-686-
hom 'office work. Small 2286.
hob• welcorLe. Reasonable
rates, relererncs. Gusr- aya,��,�,�.
anta•d nyork. 723-4122 • Moving A
RENOVATIONS. Cabs �~- •�
� 6194. Window Garage Doo
Vlrrrhdovlrs available 416- �• OwnharMs. Kikffnfa. � _
CIL (41Q 66"M 336-0073, Addaan. Carew Co. 432- ; 1 • PhNnbil>gwas Appliance
C i R kt Mime• Build- 6066
Build-
ing repairs and r•novaeona
electrical. pkanbirg. ce-
rar is On. carpentry. From
smog reF - to major ren-
ovations. Fully gluarrr•ad,
free osbmow. (905)432-
a931
rants. Free •stnhalas. Else-
Irosta0e air dennom hu -
SIGOIN Construction Ltd..
truer ad do aid torch
rid Pro ap•taaYlNs. Fly
raft a hourly. We now
otalMg. D�h0. NO trm-
serving Ourhrn Pogo for
ALVIN . SAMEDAy
have haled seorata ores-
• FlMnitlln
19 yrs. Ad eons, tandadks.
PU ANWO �n
NOW ciase" free boass•
Call Crag 905130-9126.
pato doors. windows. roc
pkrr4—. - job loo arnal,
trial now. Pahl and load
*4h n. str6g at $9•. and
SMI sed
apaup.
guaranre•d. (905) 665-•
rooms, Ragaidne, free diad•
no lob too big. Cor plele
Gag for iR
FURNITURE F*FMd*W
mass. 905 5783700.
Rerfova`orh. Free eek
725-000.5 or 427-0006.
MNG mown" fats, all
rrfalea, trey Prigs. guar-
6fC (906)420 --ION
.�w.�al....w.....�.. erftad IorrsL 905-725-
• ' • �^•7••'"• •2507 or 1-80P3WAIM
DOUG CLARK PUMNI-
tthidff•rs. all. Small jobs. w3 -S- ARMSTRONG MIG, Licensed and in -
C41111 Paul 428-0286. DEV. MIC. Sp•ei foxing EXTERIOR Pestling. sand. repairs and aMra-
n custom harm•. addoofs. — rash daring. yard bons, new betwoas and
E� r•rhovakons. re; roans and down -up sw Gag 725-51 e eW�p am"
0•aafrhrlt ff es• Rs slid service free sknhalas
Mynd i ACOVSWS id e" end eomrnsrcial. HANDYMAN with �� 64-5172 24 Ices.
RatidarNal - Corrrrfardal serving Mahan Regim for
1
over /5 yrs. Free cnhsulle-
truer ad do aid torch
eon. Call AN 90542•-
otalMg. D�h0. NO trm-
57N.
ming and removal, lawn
are. decks, lances, electric
MISTER POST HOLE.
work. etc. Any odd jobs.
s gfund P� holes. slug
Call Crag 905130-9126.
of posts in concr t•.sona
UAM nst~. all wok
guaranre•d. (905) 665-•
0400.
i
HA MIV-G-TIE-
MOVERS - Mev big or
small. we price Intern are
Free •stinates, seniors
discount, short notice
nifowe. Appliances nhovd,
also storage span avaiF
able. Comparable rules.
Cal 432-2050.
stretching, our speciefily. LAwMIOMEIIS - Turks -
Free •greats. D L N up. ON change. sharpen AN
Duncan. 907-1799 or 907- blakft, orry SM. + Pars. weight maragernank PW
law (Pick-uD'fdMvry from Pick- or nutrition. and general
wring to ainern Mile $5.00 'rel beet. alis rens-
• HOYie charge; Oshewa/YMray dw can be Ow anifeat
��fa��.,,.xat.,.�,,,, frestQ. NORTH STAR For none info. d Roww
• "loom 7a SMALL ENCO& SHOP at 11906 9841 or tali
905720-2716.)
• Party
•
MAGICIAN, ch, bhnda,
ready so he to for any
age. any Ocess 1. eim-
deys, p okn000ns. open -
04M kind raisefs. Matic
chows we I&W L•asc•
help. $39-7057 or 728-
8334.
258334.
• �{OV� RAOWTwanls work doing
• /ate..,. OMW for dhildlienY pefNa
ind all occusio s. H"
my olrlf mayaefl. Cate Er-
ni• 668-4•32.
f:fi101 s�
ALL SAFE PRO DRMNG
SCHOOL offers Bads b
School drirint course spa•
sol APPROVED COURSE
M.T.O. $279. (Aug. 26, 27,
28 .29) Also regular oars -
as offered 428.1717.
Office Office
Help I "p ' Office Market Market Articles
Help I � Basket I I Basket , For Sale
The successful c3ndldale will be responsible for support to the Administrator, using a P.C.
•11 the Windows environment and WorclPerct Version 5.1. basic bookkeeping and
•sporting using DacEasy Version 6 for DOS. general reception duties. database
management using Maximizer software and general communication with the public.
Snttware training is available.
This position requires an Individual with some related experience, who will be required to
_se communication and organizational skills
,his contract position offers a salary commensurate with experience, and the opportunity
take part in our benefits program.
,�Il a amore's
Berry Farm
Pick your own/Ready Picked
RASPBERRIES
Fxce!lent Supply Available
Also Peas & Beans
8100 Steeles Ave. E., Markham
Phone 905-294-3275
for Crop Report
SOLID walnut dresser with
minor and chair $150,
electric typewriter $100, fox
h;r jacket (size 10) $400.
(905)666-7676
BURGLAR ALARMS al-
low thieves time in your
home KEEP THEM OUT!
Custom built Steel security
mndow bars for as little as
S25 00 per window allows
peace of mind even with
mndows open. For a free
estimate call (905)428-
9429
CARPET 3 rooms, $299.
pace ncludes 30 yards of
.adieu premium pad . and
nstanation Custom blinds
also available at lowest
pnce5 Sal 905-432-2750
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. JULY 31,1996 -PAGE 33-A
Gar Computer
FMI Ys Sal" Yard Saes I
Video
YARD SALE SIGNS
Please be sure to take
down your signs
after your yard sale
to help keep the
environ nest clean !!
Computer Computer
PKII Video I Video
The Board of Trade is a dynamic, non-profit organization,
/ypr"-.-%q.
committed to the growth of business and the economic
development Ajax
Carpet Broker, 100x,.
"'r" notebooks. ",
Please send resume toArticles
of and Pickering. Having experienced
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8
Finch ) area. tall 663-8934
unprecedented growth in our member's needs, a new position
has been created.
`%41 sweo
We currently have an opening in our Pickering office for an
srstant carpet For 3 rooms.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
The successful c3ndldale will be responsible for support to the Administrator, using a P.C.
•11 the Windows environment and WorclPerct Version 5.1. basic bookkeeping and
•sporting using DacEasy Version 6 for DOS. general reception duties. database
management using Maximizer software and general communication with the public.
Snttware training is available.
This position requires an Individual with some related experience, who will be required to
_se communication and organizational skills
,his contract position offers a salary commensurate with experience, and the opportunity
take part in our benefits program.
,�Il a amore's
Berry Farm
Pick your own/Ready Picked
RASPBERRIES
Fxce!lent Supply Available
Also Peas & Beans
8100 Steeles Ave. E., Markham
Phone 905-294-3275
for Crop Report
SOLID walnut dresser with
minor and chair $150,
electric typewriter $100, fox
h;r jacket (size 10) $400.
(905)666-7676
BURGLAR ALARMS al-
low thieves time in your
home KEEP THEM OUT!
Custom built Steel security
mndow bars for as little as
S25 00 per window allows
peace of mind even with
mndows open. For a free
estimate call (905)428-
9429
CARPET 3 rooms, $299.
pace ncludes 30 yards of
.adieu premium pad . and
nstanation Custom blinds
also available at lowest
pnce5 Sal 905-432-2750
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. JULY 31,1996 -PAGE 33-A
Gar Computer
FMI Ys Sal" Yard Saes I
Video
YARD SALE SIGNS
Please be sure to take
down your signs
after your yard sale
to help keep the
environ nest clean !!
Computer Computer
PKII Video I Video
MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHT
The successful applicant will hold a valid province of Ontario
Millwright's certificate and will have completed apprentice-
ship in that trade. As well, experience working with hydrau-
lic and pneumatic systems id required. A knowledge of how to
troubleshoot and repair Injection Moulding equipment would be
an asset.
The company offers an attractive starting salary combined
with a comprehensive employee benefits package and excel-
lent career growth potential.
If you are this special person, please send your resume to:
PEBRA INC.
. P.O. Box 660,775 Neal Drive,
Ptl�erborotrEh, Ontauio
K9J 6Zs
Atttntion:
Htiman Reonit-race Department
No Phone Calls Please
Firewood
SIUDS 8 Pallets for fir*-
HARNIOOD/Hyyy 2. room
b meats in exchange for
c hddcare of 1 sdgol-aged
Gild. sane hammock to -
male
* -male non-smoker. Would
consider single man vr/
scoot -aged doug W Rtd-
!T22es. 905.886•-4824.
LOVING NANNY Re.
Wired 10 care for 2 bnve
ages 4 and 5 mo. Live O L
Send reakrne with rMer-
lnces to:Fie 196M Osha-
wa This Week, P.O. Bat
1. Oshawa, Ontario. LIN
wood. hardwood 8 son -
- uter. 6971817 Eu -
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'N
wood mimed, pre cul or bro-
Carpet Broker, 100x,.
"'r" notebooks. ",
Please send resume toArticles
targe 6 woo kwds. Lffn*W
Articles
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Finch ) area. tall 663-8934
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srstant carpet For 3 rooms.
Washer, GE, M. Dryer,
Kingston Road
cabinet.
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only 5369 00 Price in -
will sell for 52' 00 Cal 433
Sate 0224
7 a m m all a a Is n m m m
guiles
guiles 30 Sg yds carpet.
de,uxe pad and �nstaliabon
at 576-9335, or 683-0707
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August 9th,1996 at 5:00
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■ Carpet Mill Dsmtwtors,
KENWOOO 200 watt
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•-'onrhs ^w payments.
General FMDaycare
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■ own by phone Iron S7 50,
■ 1. Was your call answered promptly?
, osq tt ) ,nStallOd -Th
tabio w/4 thaws a hutch,
own. 1-905-571.1413.
Ill �- uxe pad from only 5399
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MA"_uF-_8+S:71ER
':F., -C C".-.r,t.• ^are
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:eoals on Viyl. Ceramic
,•am,ng b carpentry
wanted in my home. 3 at-
aide Available incudmg
■
■ i- 1 Hardwood Floonng
wedge required Work
ternoon5 a week noon t0
weekends Please Call
-.,e Snap At Home '-300-
■
Greater Metro area
Fax
5pm Flexibility •equired.
(905)263-4945
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.,soortaton a must.
inence 3 references to
non smoker hourly rate
Whites Rd Bayly 831-
FIREWOOD Apple, Oak
Marie
2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly.
■
509-7296
6553
Beech Low Dnces
Free Delivery Ser+m 9
■ courteous service?
''ARPETS lots of carpet.
■ :". ^yx:r new Sian re -
Hospital
MOTHER'S HELPER, in
Pickering . Aja■. Whitby, and
Oshawa DURHAM FIRE-
■
---,se carpets on -and. I
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Dull)
m hnme 4 days Der wee..
WOOD a27i741
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'1 a m - 5 p m for 2 gins
ce :ndudes carver. pre -
.
ages 4 and 2 Must be rely
■
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able. energetic and like
■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your
a est-
■ n. rail delivers tree man
rtn 30 relies: Norman
for lamily practice
outdoors. references west-
•-6.23'4
Oshawa Send resume
rhey/Rrtctve 428-0677
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4. Suggestions or comments:
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MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHT
The successful applicant will hold a valid province of Ontario
Millwright's certificate and will have completed apprentice-
ship in that trade. As well, experience working with hydrau-
lic and pneumatic systems id required. A knowledge of how to
troubleshoot and repair Injection Moulding equipment would be
an asset.
The company offers an attractive starting salary combined
with a comprehensive employee benefits package and excel-
lent career growth potential.
If you are this special person, please send your resume to:
PEBRA INC.
. P.O. Box 660,775 Neal Drive,
Ptl�erborotrEh, Ontauio
K9J 6Zs
Atttntion:
Htiman Reonit-race Department
No Phone Calls Please
Firewood
SIUDS 8 Pallets for fir*-
HARNIOOD/Hyyy 2. room
b meats in exchange for
c hddcare of 1 sdgol-aged
Gild. sane hammock to -
male
* -male non-smoker. Would
consider single man vr/
scoot -aged doug W Rtd-
!T22es. 905.886•-4824.
LOVING NANNY Re.
Wired 10 care for 2 bnve
ages 4 and 5 mo. Live O L
Send reakrne with rMer-
lnces to:Fie 196M Osha-
wa This Week, P.O. Bat
1. Oshawa, Ontario. LIN
TENDER LOVING
wood. hardwood 8 son -
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wood mimed, pre cul or bro-
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references.
targe 6 woo kwds. Lffn*W
••om y.m
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DEILCRAFT Onmg suite.
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rl you prefer,
■ able and "at 6 chairs. and
retatl for $400c
Washer, GE, M. Dryer,
RMd
cabinet.
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will sell for 52' 00 Cal 433
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KENWOOO 200 watt
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ANTIQUE Barber ,glair. KENwooD Car Audio
5500 6 -person so". compete syswn. Co. _V.
Articlesfor
$1200 obo Dwvng room speakers. S7 00 wk. Bete to
tabio w/4 thaws a hutch,
own. 1-905-571.1413.
Moo obo. Call 905 -263 -
TENDER LOVING
wood. hardwood 8 son -
CARE, provided for your
wood mimed, pre cul or bro-
child. Nursing background•
ken, delivery available,
references.
targe 6 woo kwds. Lffn*W
On quiet n, (Brock 8
time offer. call (905)43D -
Finch ) area. tall 663-8934
9013.
FRIDGE. Kenmore, $450.
_
Stove, Kenmore, $450.
EnWoYmwd
Washer, GE, M. Dryer,
RMd
GE, $300. NI 6 years aid.
or Best Offer. 631-7535.
ACCOUNTANT - Can do
it an CMA - Computer kW -
ate._ ; O^l _iull fin.
�tingif
aanndyss. Rspfy to: Fig
19667, Oshawa Whitby
This Week P. O. Box 481,
Oshawa L I H 711.5.
IIGLIS dryer $ISO. Two
window air conditioners
$125./each. Three walnut
Dodkcases $50 /each. Solis
bad $150. AN in good con•
BEAUTIFUL 9 piece din -
ng room suis. soled Rose
wood from Brazil Tom years
old. 6 padded chews, We,
hkMth and boast. Escalate
shape. Swaim at $1500.
obo. A must to sae. Plow*
call Pikil a 906-4367250.
less Killwasalti JM Ski.
abuia actor. now starlet
bilk 10 pove 52275. 1977
Chew van I'll d 5360, air
ecrKMiOf r $tns. 576-
0132
27- Shop Super Flat tube
oro gin sorsa renwju co-
bs ready. Rate to own. only,
55.49 wkly. Photo 905-
571-1413.
35% OFF vinyl windows
built t0 any OPWw4Steel
dogs and side lights. vinyl
and aluminum siding and
accessories. Sales and in-
stallation. Bruce Bryant.
(905)697-3685
AIR CONDITIONERS- 8000
BTU. vertical 8001D a 6000
BTU. honor". Excellent
condition. 5100-$200.
Danby small refrigerator,
$too. Bwwoom vanity 6
sunk $50. (906)579-5549
AMTIOUE UNRARY
tabs. 120 pkus yews old, a-
1 condom S1,0D0 or bast
otic 432-OB39
APPLIANCES for sale,
fridge, 5250. washer.
um. Oryw, VW Dish-
heaStla , 5250. Freezer.
$no. Moving nkrM ad.
7235711.
ARE YOU EXCITED" Nes
will be when you got $stal-
ks TV. The mer parade
satellite T.V. systems are
here. RCA/$649.00.
Hugtr4799, EoosW/WW.
Free programming avail-
able. One call does it all.
(905)725-8709 --
Bandmaster, pianWaccor-
dion, black. 120 Bass, kke
new. $550 o.b.o. Casio
keyboard w/stand, ff*"
CT370, good conation.
5200 o.b.o. Wool bench
+ 200lbs or York weights,
5200 o.b.o. (905)5763601.
Bono ASL 400 scootfAr A.
Install in auto trunk• van,
station wagon or hatch
back $1000. Oilers con-
sidered. As now.
(905)427-8532.
7., I." W-7 __
Draw's eldest and sr-
gtra mw%daarers is now
safrg awed s Mie public.
Eq. said oak 7 pc. dirwing-
room or 6 pc. solid pre
bedroom. your choice
$1986; mwry satin dic o is.
Trarfwral Woodwork"
906.985-Wn4
PIANO for sale 30' inch -
as high. Grrbrans.n
W%M plus barn, Asdg
$1000. Cas (905)039i-
6752.
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Please
excuse the mess• we're
miovaengl New and used
ovn_ apt. size. uprighL
grand, digital. keyboards.
AN 1995 merchandise re-
duced Teiop Piano Works,
433.1491.
PLAYBOY & PENT-
HOUSE 1965 to 11978, mint
condition. 905-683-7496
ask for Sharon only.
INTERNET SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579-4400
Lost & Lost 8
Found • � Fcund
PLEASE HELP ME
FIND MY BIKES!
Someone stole beth ;f r, pikes out of
my garage on Goodman Dr. In Cshawa
near Waverly 'Adelaide). I had to work
very hard to buy my new bike It is an
18 -speed Mountain Bike for 10 yr - 15
yr. old person. It's a -Silver Bullet".
black and silver In colour, with a bell,
compass, light and mirror, has two
packs. one on front. one in Crossbar
,T'S A BRAND NEW BIKE Also they
look my old bike. which .s a Mountain
Bike. onty one is deep bnght yellow with
black writing Alsc loolks new it you
kncw anything or see my bikes please
tail me - Connor, or my Mom - Hope at
432-1863
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09 Articles Articles
For Sale FMI For Sale
ROCK BOTTOM
DEALS Air cord -!ore's
tram S99 Apartment we
dryor at $1510 Table and 4
chairs $65 Fuji size dryer
S% 21' colour TV's from
5299 V C R s from $129
Couch and Chair sets from
5200 Vacuum $50 swoo
receivers from $115 C D
player from $119 Two
decks tram 5139 Speakers
il'o watts) $299 Aparl.
moot s,ze stove. $150
Electric guitar. 5450
Upright troozer 5250 Goll
dubs $125 large selection
of Jewelry Sega systems
from S69 Disney movies
fromSS11.5,..C, B's $6 Movies
$8 Deevery available. most
items guaranteed laya-
way program 22 S,mcoo
St N Osrlawa 905-436-
1320
SATELLITE ash. EchoS-
tar, with added caps.
$1000 or test offer Call
(905)436-2087 or
(905)433.0470
SHEDO M - Oueky, barn
style ahw kit e' x Or. SPE-
CIAL ONLY 6295 plus tax.
Aeary other sizes and stop
awaiable. Also gauges
and decks. 761 MaKay Rd
IAM 3. Px*wng For more
into. CON 9116-619.2080.
FN WJ4 ACE scmen A ac
cossoiaa Piano um 905-
433-1681
THREE PIECE living
room Set. grey tweed with
black stow wood $850 OF
beat oast. 668.9297
THREE PIECE livog
room set. black cath accent
plus 2 collie tables and
one and table, inclusive
SW or best offer. Call
434-5954
WASHERS. dyers. tndge.
stove, now and recondi-
tioned. 5225 and up for to
conditioned washer. $175
end up for reconditioned
dryers. $175 and up for to-
conditioned
oconditioned tridges and
stoves. Also coin operated
washer and dryers. St*-
phenson's Furniture and
Appkoncil 227 Court St.,
Oshawa 5767448
YAMAHA PSR -40C Key
board, ready to play $425
wrought iron table with
glass top $145. 2 food
transports for catering
5275 eachcement miner
$125. folding table legs
SS 00 each 721-0601
Articles
wanted
$i$ T.V.'s, VCR's,
ap4xarrent size washers
and dryers, aparrrwr sire
freezers, portable dish-
waatters, fudges. stows.
wi artrnarn size washers,
musical wstnrnwtts, gold
Old diamonds. call Rock
R,' , Deals, 4361320.
ANTIQUES ADsokd*.
Purc owi g turrnikue or an-
yekrg old Sciarntife well
maks. aims. sihwr. adver-
usrg• joys. decoys. doft
mark boWn, collec9as or
esoft& Car Robot Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooldin.
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
Voice Data System. Call
Fred at 5769335.
UNWANTED Scrap metal
Picked up. fridges, stoves.
washers, dryers, cars,
trucks, etc. Call (905)430-
9013.
WANTED - rebounder,
good conation. Please cam
432.1297
WANTED, FRIDGES,
Stoves, washers, dryers,
working or not. Also PILI
truck , small workshop a
garage warMlW to two. 905-
43"183
NEW MUSIC a -zine
http J/www. du mamnews/
-alc 2Wi nlex.him
Pools,
Spa
INGROUND
POOL SALE
Completely installed
Free walk in step
Prices starting
at $6595
Neptune Pools
705-743-5694
• Petsfsuppliesl
Boarding
I' you are looking for a
'come for your parrot
Please tail Sharon
905)344-5904 after bpm
LOVING and affectionate
Hrmalayar kittens. M/F. 1st
8 2nd shots •=ystered. de-
wormed. $350also adults
available 1905:728-7796
PUREBRED DALMATION
pupcies 22 males 3 'e
males 8 weeks oid. S35C
plus first 9 week shot call
905-42- •892
BARN 'art SuAable for
hoses r': ,0th pasture
Located near Lak-19e,
Taunton Rd 'Wh,tbq 3105
427-6660
ROTTWEILLER Dips.
Ge'•^a^ -y arge boned
CKC ,eg,srered. 1st shots
miroch,o
of checke,: 2
year guaranree car ry
rased Available mid-Au-
gust 905-723-1326 after
so -
GERMAN Shepherd
PUPS '.•r'. 'egiste•eo -.
ce,�er• ' 00,ament 'am -
IV ,msec Black 6 'an
mother and tather ;r ;tie
$375 Adi,it dogs also
avaiial Call Kn lack
< nels 905 342-2 464
-110
Automobiles
9 M11 for Sale
19" MERCEDES 2SO
S cedar ilea, -enovahon
car True luxury with real
wood irrienor All ,ecnan-
cs workutg. now rad. spare
pests etc 4 speed manual
i,conseci needs brake
.cork sold as ,s $1.200 a
offer 623-1.056
1974 Pontiac Astre , Vega;
only, •6400 ongnal miles
2 -door automatic Econom-
,cal 4 cylklder Iininac Jlye
sport cloth interior original
res New black Danl Runs
excellent Certified $1975
(905)579-5690
1941 TR7 convertible. 5
speed. 2 !roe, good cond-
tion, must seg Best offer
426-4304
1.43 Burgle Century V6
m
autoatic. cemhed 51295.
1963 Buick Century cent -
tied $1295. 1963 Chevetle
certtwd $1295. 1987 Ford
Twrpo as is $1295. 1987
CaNjibnty as is $1295. Cal
4D4-9759
IU4 Camaro, engine and
body in met condition,
digital dash. stereo. Oil
fed $2895 o.b.o. 666-5474
or 683.7301
IM PONTIAC Madan, 4
dr. auto.. $500 oloo. Drives
wet. 7262758.
1965 PONTIAC ACADIAN.
4 dr. auWmatie, $1550 par-
odied or best offer. r'alt
7264490.
1948 Chev Cfhe4e0e 2 -dr
auto. 4 tylind6r, low km.
excellent condition, shwry
red recently rust proofed
51695 o.b.o. con. 1986
Bock Skyhawk 4 door.
auto, 4 Cylinder. tow kms,
economical good tinning
car $1595 can, 433-1787
1906 TRANS AM, T -rods,
anvfrn cassette, black with
gold. Never winter driven.
Ve auto., ps, pb, air, cruise,
tit, all extras. New ores.
$7500 obo. Call 905-985-
4917 or 416-667-2700 ext
3328.8:30 - 4:30 p.m.
z - � - -�.. _ , - c - s-='::L+ik,Q°m'k7RniMrr <or u-•i[as►-� �- - ....- �. r. .�.-.
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901 Automobiles Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Houses Houses
For Sale R, Trailers M For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent E � � For Rent For Rent , For Rent
1%7 Chev Cavalier RS, 2
dr 4 cyl. auto. air pun. p
1985 Honda Accord. 4 dr,
TURN KEY AUTO SALES[fae
FALBY COURT
CLEAN I bedroom, con
OSHAWA. close to GM, t,
TAUNTOWSIMCOE. 3-
se
leatake over 905-666
SOUTH PICKERING
EF excel,er• _-ondrt on,
p m
baths 1400 sq h . air con-
dining room with fireplace
tral Oshawa Large kitchen.
2. 3 -bedroom apartments.
bedroom, 2 -bathroom
I AAh..kuty Amvdeblr'
main level, beautiful 3 bed -
locks. asking $1900 obo
loaded. auto no rust
Region. cash paid Also
oak cupboards, heat by
$600, $725 8 5835 respec-
townhouse. large storage.
WHO SAYS
room bungalow, huge
Call Andy 42'-'872
S1695 cert 1987 Fordedroom
apartments in
dro. parking, appliances in
tively Call 905-438-0229.
swimming pool, children's
YOU CANNOT
kitchen, central air. 5 ap-
1%7 OLDS CUTLASS
Tempo, 4 dr auto , no rust,p
51795 1988 Chev
mnt a M
room easee
eluded $548/monthCa Avail
OSHAWA � New large 2
playground, available
Al(�OI(D �
p fiances, hardwood floors.
SUPREME BROUGHAM.
cert.
Caprice s/wagon. are auto
Air conditioning,bedroom
�
aloe Sept 151 Call 905
668-0565
apt, back yard,
Sept 1st, $8001month.hy-
dIJY A HOUSE'
spotless Rent $975 incl.
Db
black with grey interior
..ilding.
air_ 8 -passenger runs Al.
5650/mhonth pus utilities;
one bedroom basement
parking $650/month all
dro lstlast No pets Call
905-ti68-S1d5 6 -90th
H"rtKdK� Paemr^t`
ltd. Call Date Smith Re -
Dual exhaust, a c, aMlm
$2595 cert , 1989 VW Jetts,
2 appliances, laundry
CLEAN, spacious 1 -bed-
utilities included No pets.
load trariar. $10.500 Call
3 -Br Semi $679/mth
max Genesis for apps to
cars Very good ondhon.
Flair. 4 illy 4 dr, 5 spit.
conditpn CO 427-2415 or
doth. living.diningd ketch-
Call (905)985-8632.
II BEDROOM, CENTRAL
PICKERING Whites Rd./
view 416) 321-3536.
64700 Serious inquines
loaded. nice sporty car,and
underground park-
en, close band all
Fact loan puna bright
OSHAWA, fridge, stove.
9
3 -Br f96Amh
for rem $350 a $375 Cal
only, call Ca 438-0198.
y Cary
S5295 cert. 1987 Ford Aer-
new renovated 1 bedroom
amenities, available any-
PICKERING GO
laundry facilities. parking
No downpayntwM7Bad
EAR
Townhouses
heave message)
osier van, v6. auto. air, 7-
ded. From $743-$843.
time. $675lmonth inclusive.
firstnast
ONE BED $575.!mo.
Sept 1st 5655 inclusive
Gam' 9+iliruidt w.
'
For Rent
Sunday. *BE THERE-.
passenger, drives perfect,
able August 1st $60C 6
(905)686--B
ONE and two bedroom
best value m Oshawa. 11
571-6=751988
0777. we 433-5573
SIIICOE NORTH (Osha-
BONNEVILLE LE.
$4995 cert. 1983 Ford
4 4
-0841 weekda s
DOWNTOWN Oshawa - 2
Nice quiet bsml. apt.
Suits single non-
Fairbanks St 905 -434 -
4592
1-800-W0.6Z75
HARMONYNOt - 3 ted-
loaded. 119K kmsm_Ranger.
cyf, -speed
drives good. $600 as s
y
bedroom 5395 an inclusive
smoker. Rent includes
Carpet throughout. Laundry
MARK STAPLEY3
+ I bedroom townhouse.
maculate. $5500 certdied
Call 905-725-7396
special. 1989 Ford F150 p/
a.m. - 4:30 m.
p.
hydro Completely pri-
vale 3 bedroom $595 all
util., rki
Pa rig, cable,
TWO BEDROOM, near
Oshawa Centre and 401
tick. R.P Suit- Gwup
Close to OC and 401
Close to too a arthanaies
u. 6 cyl 5-spd . looks and
inclusive . hydro. Own en-
laundry Cool 8
Parking, laundry. storage.
Ex,d Rr 411 In,
Family neighborhood.
Y 9
$800 . hydro Call
trtepeco. Laundry. cable.
1988 PONTIAC 6000.
drives like new. $4995 cert.
room Non-smoker.
week. Available wrrne-
trance IDo% private
soundproofed.
p
available immediately
fop /est repand. no pus.
(905)98&-0788
like new condition. all ex-
Call Ted Babut at 723-
7471
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS,
Available Augst Call
g
725-8710.
Avail. Au 1St
9
Non Smoker $590 plus
stow. selorete entrance.
non-smoker, no pets. Sill
1 Wboom $650. 2 bed-
room. SM tam 430-0134.
tras. blue. 154K. $3275.
Call Don at 905-839-9879
smelter. Available imne-
Dia * 428-2214
2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
No pets. $850. (905)-723-
3854.
AR:905-420.3751
hydro 723-5084
AJAX, 3 -bedroom town -
Automobiles
SOUTH Ajax, Spotless
FOR RENT - 1 and 2 bed
%VHMBY, Lovely 3 -bed-
UNIQUE. 1 -bedroom
$ 990ffV
Do
tin steno cassetla. S299g0
mstati statistic
fm
house, freehold. one 4pc
1989 Pontiac Sunbir0.
'
es, underground parking.
room apt in a very quiet
Pickering Village. base-
Shmcoe North, skylight.
ACCO�t
plus two 2pc bathrooms, 4
'.13K
Wanted
55 FALBY CRT.
and well kept budding,
mens 2 bdrm. full bath. sep-
sunken dmrngroom, pine
• tit
appliances. $1050 plus
4 door, only no rust,
certified Am Im cassette
clition, t 78,000 kms. Cefn-
MON- FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
close to an amenities, bus
arate entrance, parking,
cupboards, in older home.
(1991) Ltd. (905) BBB 3800
utilities, brstAast. Sept 1.
Looks and dines very well
A a A TOWING. Pay $50-
(�5) 683-6021
stop at door, Park Rd N
Oshawa. Phone 579-9016
laundry. h
9 le mother cn Id wel-
Private yard. close to all
amenities a buses. $575 +
11
,9051683-0888
$3999 Cal: (905)83'-
$S�C><- cors^ 'cr used 8
scrap cars a trucks 24 hrs
SHELTER CANADIAN
FREE rent for a maim - 3
come Syr old boy upstairs
heat 6 hydro Aug t. CallCOURTICE,
1 1 1*
3 -bedroom
8729
7 days Call 905-686.5003
PROPERTIES LIMITED
bedroom mail floor
5725/month lstnast 686
3328
436�i421
' (' 11 1
townhouse. appliances.
CRX SI. Excenenf
or 905-706 5234, 30 mm
Available for Aug1990 Sept. 8
Ibeded, only $3,495. tort.
Westney Rd/Hwy 7 Large
Cal 427-0131.
available August 1 $895/
condo on removable face
service
FW RMt
Oct Pay for Aug 8 Sept.
PICKERING. 2 bdrmh bsmt
1 -bedroom apartment. new
i 1
month Bob (905)5(19-2460
plate. stereo. extra tires 7
ehoppintg echoes fill and
Vveritttor0u sb. w., 1,
N'98tae9ls
A BRANC NEW. :aslefuay
set Oct free 5800/mo N/E
Sep ent . parking, dose to
decor, walk-in closet, good
fOom basenniem ew-
or (905)509-9113.
rims, alarm, sunroof, non
2. -bedrooms. dose b bits-
$1 - Absolute ABordsblet
'
Trailers decorated. I bedroom.
Wawa 983-5911
GO b PTC Suitable for 1
appliances all drapes a
Mble in mocbeNy. S.E.
Iset re4ueitW. Cal 728-
smoker. black $9.000 436
A 8 K TOWING
�• 4 appl., avail. SpL
basement apt m friendly
LARGE 2 BEDROOM.g
non-smoker, no s $650
carpet. bright *(large
4993
KING a TOWNLINE
7126
Cash On the Spot
COURTICE, npasmokirq
-a
Wane on Frertchmans Bay
in Bowmanvdle, mulLple
inclusive mil. cable
windows. private DahO w:
3 -BEDROOM back bun-
Area available Aug t est
(906)671-0018
a al S50 - S5.000 for
TENT -e- Ward -fop. Includes appliances, ufifi-
parking space. laundry
(905)837-0�
entrance. gas hreptace. for
galow on 36 Hwy. 4 axles
Large 3 bdrm townhouses.
1990 PONTIAC Tempos;.
and scrap CafS
seeps 6. sink 3-bumer hes. cable. parking. laun-
stove. ice -box, power a
room. large kitchen. Irvin
PICKERING. 2 -bedroom+
single country lover, $695
t
from Bobcaygeon. 20
neutral decor, 4 apply 1 1/2
air cruise. auto 3 t t/6. ex-
,;sed
dry Sot mature. employed
water hook-up. $1150 Call
room large yard. $730
den. orlgnt, clean. 3 ap-
ndusrve. Sept parking
mknutes from Lindsay. huge
barns. basement 6 garage
cellent condition. one own-
and trucks, any corif
Pvervngs 905-668-1707 / `ebb nature fie` Bus,month
first / last.
pliances. near GO station.
(gp5)6d9 5134
yard 6 walkout basement.
5895 + util Phone 721-
wolf rnamtined. $3995
hor. Call anytime, 24
7'•
Go and Town Centre dose
avil Sept 15 683-0709
available Sept 1st. $950/
1stAeM, 11il:IhaMe t0643�
references required first/
8213 Evening and wee-
436-8636
hrs 7 da s Fast 30
Y
t�ry Available immedat
No smokm�pets First a
LARGE 2 -bedroom apart
month 05-427e No pets
$0728-9251.
last. available August 1.
9
k nil
e appointments avail -
ruin service No parts
Otorcycles last egared $7olymb cel
meat in tower level d
Phone 905-427-0753
PATI =__
.,al (905)434-4524
able
1991 TOYOTA TERCEL
a'.adable
831-0162
hone, S675,'month inclu-
PICKERING West Shore.
/ 1
/ HOYfO:
'
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
4 C• standard bu•gcndy
sive tstlast Mature couple
bnght '-bedroom base-
. :� 1 1
F RML
FoT RMt
im-tin stereoicassette one
Call Ken
AJAX Oxford Towers.
1a, ramana 400 Spe-
preferred Available
ment apartment. w o to pa
5249.
budding-
bedroom . basement
)liner hwY ^"isage tern-
(905)
(905) 509-5584
=a •'..r5 good. $650 as hs. Spacious apartments. Quiet
$opt 1st CMII after bpm
leo. fireplace. central air.
1-
y and Nov. 428-0326 t-
townhouses in well main-
asking $6.600 Tel-
(416) 571-2155
-ow battery. bras. in good buildrhg, dose to shopping.
Pool, GO
905-725-1019
cable. no smorlrg. $650
popere lumsee a propre
Wit. May Proal n
Towmhouses
BLOOR IPMRK Rd ergo 1
bedroom alp$. kaMier paint-
Townhouses
tamed family complex
Frssnly
eoe+«+.579-sae
Call 905-571-2720 Nave
sauna 2 a
mare Also snwon box �
OSHAWA LARGE 3 bed
' 's"e 1sNas1 Message
'
For Rent
, '
For Rent
Decorated with
67.000 len. bertified $5500
$2.500.00. Ask tun Don
bedrooms
$1500 very clean. upper
doth apartment with lire
905 837-2766
WNW RENTS.
wT;
wadable. Cal (416) 444-
Frig /stove. close to all
1995 PONTIAC Trans-
AUTOMOBILES 3 --
gust t st and September
and lows unto 43.4 4524 1st 905-683-8421 or
place. 6 appliances n-
PICKERING-' bedroom
7391.
N Ajax Country _
exceowt for
.-toles startingat
5718/ m On
687
big. gktdu
dry Inc.
port. 13 30C kms GMAC
t.,ucks wa-led 'or scrap
1984 SUZUKI GS 750
(905)683-8571 until 7 30
eluding laundry 2 full
basement living room ;
se
leatake over 905-666
Any cooval on. any age.
EF excel,er• _-ondrt on,
p m
baths 1400 sq h . air con-
dining room with fireplace
�,
tree removal n rte Dumum
only 35.000km Now bat-
WNITB Y, lar t bbl-
Sze
intercom. parfu
0°o^•w- ng
la kitchen. 3 lar sta-
large �
90515
905157!;^7768
Region. cash paid Also
tory. chain, brake pads Last
AJAX,110 TULLOCH. 3-
Coss to lake $975-oltn
age closets. call 31.1979
ANNIVERSARY SALE
"AMAZING
noif 75 to '87 Chev or
summer Never raced or
bedroom maiv floor of
+ utilities Avail imrre
PICKERING serge 1 ted -
DEALS'.
GMC prckup for parts Cast
dropped Ready to be corn-
bungalo+ Available
drat ly Call to view 905-
mnt a M
room easee
CBrticar as over 4C :.anti
anytime. Oshawa 431.
fed $2200 905-4360925
Aug -,St. S950/month Call
725-9991 or 905-432-6977
extras Avadabls Sao 1sstt
ked reconditioned vonrcios
�+
1981 Thundercrah Sun-
(905)66-27�B
LARGE D8right spacious
5665'month indusia 1st
on sate Eg 1992 ASTRO
CARS FOR CASH'_ We
bid • 7 h tMwrWer. 4 3 Lr
5650/mhonth pus utilities;
one bedroom basement
and last RotMoneos sm-
LT 4 a l loaded van.
b. y sed vMicies VM
fro 175 HD, 100 his E
Easy
AJAX. Country sang. top
ro
apt Sop laundry facilites
ft wa
gee working aduelcne
$12.995 1992 Aerostar.
des must be in running
load trariar. $10.500 Call
floor of duplex would suit
Sep entrance Eat in "ch
Cal 420-4349
sport. loaded. on $109%
conditpn CO 427-2415 or
Uxbridge (9051852-0.302
sngie non smokes par
on. S575 all +tckrsive Now
PICKERING Whites Rd./
1990 Firebird SE. black. T-
cone to 479 Boyty St East.
OSHAWA t 6 2 bedroom.
son. Co^tral air $675 plus
GM South Now bus stop
Fact loan puna bright
lops loaded only 95 ooc
Ajax at MURAD AUTO
for rem $350 a $375 Cal
neat a hydro Avail nine.
and amsrvbssAvailable
new renovated 1 bedroom
kms sale $7.495 1992
SALES
9Marine
a
diatol. 428-8086
Sept 1 Parking available
basement apartment
Topaz. iovaf. teal. air.
946 Masson Strew Avail-
AJAX Harwood, e2 l�
Use of yard. shed 905-134-
5430
Walkout Ic rivme Sepa-
auto $6.9% 19W Taurus
Wagon loaded, sunroof.
mrnt 59.865 1987 Parsec
6000 LE. loaded A -I. only
$3 995 1988 Mazda 323 4
or LX 5 speed . wro+
92 695 1985 Dodge 600
Convertible mint $4.995
1987 Nissan King Cab.
.unto. RARE. 135.000 kms .
54.995 199C LeSabre Ltd.
loaded. 32.000 ongmal
Peoroom baserttent apart- rate entrance, ac laundry
'4 R square staff Spats- meet lot rent. August 1. LUXURY 1 bedroom in non smoker no pets 1
mate preferre^ Available
mat site Mgnn
office Call 905-728-3777
� Rooms
for Rent
Pal alimvnum canoe. win
4 Hp
$6 rrtorO first A tau. Cast
country estate Fireplace, Sept tel 565:, month
aD . anavew
a Bbor area Parking. ca
stow mek,oed. S695/mo
sail assembly. plus
Evmrude tconoar0 mora.
68,}5494
AJAX- ONE bodiooml con-
pod. an appilan es. Lmkbm tial ria 913563' 6',
included. scenic vow. 5
ApiRrtltnts
ffln, FOr Rent
Houses
aj 1 For I
BOWMANVILLE Liberty
excellent COriditiOn Call
tb to rent Available Sept
mins trom Ki Ski Kit
Kirby
WNITB Y, lar t bbl-
Sze
a 401 Furnished room
90515
905157!;^7768
1st. S850'mo M At tatak-
$940 rrtbnmh.all 725-9991
WHITBY. Brock St401
Non-smoker. no pets
pease (905 42 7-7374.
ova" to watung person
1995 17.S HYDRA
ties mouded Call Claude
rooms. loam an sole. Owe
la2 bedroom basement
Westray Rd .'Harry 2.
. quiet. dean. T V, cable.
SPORT.•3C HP Johnson
915)683-0931
MUST SEE' Ajax ga-
apartment paAng, dose to
cletAJAX.
d°"
parking. snared
2 fish !moors. mtgor,
AVAILABLE AUG 1.
geous t-tedroom apart
ovorytlung, available
e. larnilly
l%e garage. family room.
ble, garage.
kvhng/dining
titden . kvnq room f75
room
3 . Bao-
Lig bngnv t txo.00m
able. central
Sep to hrstAast req,xred
room. est -n
kitchen. 2 1/2 -Dams No
weekly Cal 697-0760
ii rod holders
well r00 floldas. steed,
basement t Car
a., otlieet.
sir CMtral Vat. tmd�e,
5650/mhonth pus utilities;
No smokmg. no pots
(905N27-9ptaalterbpm
week. including cabal 837.
kms Ihars right $11.595
1990 Caravans ;2) loaded
WILL CLEAN up your
$"000 OBO earl 623
9107
aD . anavew
a Bbor area Parking. ca
stow mek,oed. S695/mo
905)686 6622. 6t>�898
pas Oct 1st. $1200. 905-
472-0379. 905 291-3014
LIVERPOOUBAYLY, 2
Iran 5,'.995 1986 Buick
property d old cars, scrap
do. laundry. $550
Private entrance. Parking
WNITB Y, lar t bbl-
Sze
Bail contained unfurnished
Century Wagon 95300
finales etc Cash Wed.
Sane service Also
(SOY
GREW 194 165 inboard/
Tele-
sive. Colt Stew / M
ffirdi-
x'dY
Non-smoker. no pets
pease (905 42 7-7374.
room n a yr old txaldvng
AJAX- detachod 4 bdrm,
double fir lace.
garage• fireplace
rooms. loam an sole. Owe
Il SMle u 995 t99C
good running ars and
outDOare Sit 950
pox, 728-4383
438-1234
Underground parking. W-
close to GO and schod
krtCfteMaundry. ore quer
runon �~ �-
Cavaliers, auto air, from
trucks wanted Pager 416-
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
NEAR Oshawa Centre.
OSHAWA NORTH SNI-
vats, storage room room $730
Aug to $1200 IsVrast
oed
corned
CNo pets. $110 Da
S3.995 1990 Lummis Euro.
baoed 98.000 k, $8495
339.7395 or ll 905-427-
a
Apartments
On,
LY Oshawa Srmcoe S
Fre" panted. 3 min from
large bright Newrenovst-
COE.on Russet . bright
cloy' 2 bedroom. n rewty,
inclusive Avail hm+m oil .
Cast Gary 666-9274
No smokmg. no pots
(905N27-9ptaalterbpm
week. including cabal 837.
.
1987 Calais. loaded. V-6
6110
For Rent
401 1 a 1-1,'2 I»Moorns
ed 2 bedroom apt n 12-
unlit txxldrtg. controlled orf
renovated 12 plex. hard
WI*TBY. spacious 2 -bed-
CHARMING 3 bdrrn + den
0556
,sharp. 53.995 See you
Trucks
parking included. $450 a
trance. $695/mo vhckrDes
wood Ibors. heat hot water.
room. excelleril building
9�
Centre Oshawa Close to
PICKERING Two rooms
at Comcier Auto Cooter.
for Sale
OSHAWA t 6 2 bedroom.
$47x �
0699 Dtxt hydro 905.25-
0699
*Kies One available Aug
parking. Cade rid faun
dry facilities. no dogs
patio. new GO. $825 irtdu-
schools, shopping Camps.
for rem $350 a $375 Cal
ISS King St. W.. w
located at 350 Malaga and
one Sop 1 728-8912
$686+ hydro ALSO 1
aive Sept 1st Cal (416)
dwkc, etc Avail m1d Aug
(905) 428-7036 or (905)
tbdiown Mar, Open
946 Masson Strew Avail-
AVAILABLE NAME-
bdrm, $515 all ndusive
699-5287
Mae" cam days 579-
837-0534
Sunday. *BE THERE-.
19" Chun 1r2 ton. carts-
able August 1st $60C 6
DIATELY. on WNtby Apt
ONE and two bedroom
Avail Now 576-2982
WHITBY- 3 bedroom man
0777. we 433-5573
SIIICOE NORTH (Osha-
579-288.
ted excellent condition,
$700 all inctusroe No pas
pu, a-
Iding., spaded.
ape available wrnodta",
SOUTH Ajax - giael arca.
moo rertovat-
HARMONYNOt - 3 ted-
wa) Large. Might room n
LEASE to own cars. '83-
Silverado. t/8 auto. amtm
Cam 905-576-6724
111111th
ed, newly, panted. with tial-
Carpet throughout. Laundry
1 bed basement. $675.
ed Now kitchen a moos.
room. main floor. 5 ap
hduifacilitie comory. titchen
196. everyone qualites No
We deck. ~3900 oDo 905
I -BEDROOM basement
bony dose to tuns. shop
°^ Wernses• g '^'
Close to lake. bus stop.
Close to too a arthanaies
Penances, fenced yard, ver.
credit chock 570034 On-
436 3777
apartment. close to O.C..
Ping. ail utilities included,
Ciudad Bloor/Wlson area
T21-1178.
trtepeco. Laundry. cable.
$900 •aid. Avail. frwriad.
Plexor a 905-839.1317
an0ah, bus fie. pill".
room Non-smoker.
week. Available wrrne-
fano Ltd 686-7428
Mat. hydro. parking. Indge.
fop /est repand. no pus.
Darting. suits female ran-
M
905-420-3971.
011e, area. Non-smokers
distaff905-436.-1660.
LOW. lour. low km 1986PR4
ia118�
Wh881 aR!
stow. selorete entrance.
non-smoker, no pets. Sill
1 Wboom $650. 2 bed-
room. SM tam 430-0134.
ONE bedroom apt. O.C.
smelter. Available imne-
Dia * 428-2214
WHY rent when " ou Can
y
No pets. $850. (905)-723-
3854.
h
Chev CavaMr, 4 door. 4
month. FirstAau, out giiiat
dna. Clean unit n gtret
Atg. I.
SOUTH Ajax, Spotless
geRl your oxen h01M Ip
%VHMBY, Lovely 3 -bed-
.�
Im
$ 990ffV
Do
tin steno cassetla. S299g0
mstati statistic
fm
1987 PLYMOUTH VOYAG-
person. Available timing-
dW* 905.721-1630
AVAILABLE Now. Twobuilding.Available
bedroom. two balh. man
Patkrng and laundry. very
oversized 1 -bedroom
less then you Vm*,M Cam
� k SaW �
room detached butgelow.
ACCO�t
.
pert. 436 0791
ER. 4 cyl., auto. good con-
floor and basement a
reasonable rent- 26'i. -1093:
Ott spaMwM, gap-
RerAm Sunwty Remy
men Soow. modern kitchen.
clition, t 78,000 kms. Cefn-
b� mit. �
housl. Parking, Mary/Ad►
7M2537.
an" entrance. non-
�� no $650
(1991) Ltd. (905) BBB 3800
private drive. washeddryer
CLEAN � hpM. npw
MCMRIM AND WIFE
had. alieng $2500 a bat
enoarhbe a perlarhg. $700.
to" awe. $875. Incluniire.
OSHAWA - BBB • 900
Dun-
De1+s ulioa. 1st4asL rsler-
w (906) 6663211.
plus pled,
(9M)Ba875 --
private 2 pe. tit,,
eulo mento deerana
offer. call anyone. Paid
Utikees nckjoel IMUW
4332306.
Glen
abed
onto% required. Cal BBB-
-C@
�1B.t1811as.Ca/
isho
aliMre sfhosver eepltlees Use
Ling
Dale: 86 Lebanon. 130 tori,
01666-3732 YMtiEy .
ret. Available nnedlettdy.
-pts.
frown $875- $710. 3 bed•
$6 - $710. 3
5618.
HOYloi
EAM,
of rat a house. Provide
Ibeded, only $3,495. tort.
Cal 427-0131.
AOR IpwWwo for
roan Mo. 5720; C1oee b
SOUTH OSHAWA. 275
FW RMt
N.E. own. 3
own food Non arnokor_
M Tempest aulannoe. 150
19M Ford Aeftuter. 7
Paseere9w. $2500 ob.o. a
S. rIc1IEwNe 2 bel
rent. 8475 inclusive per
mt7nah first and IML Cable
ehoppintg echoes fill and
Vveritttor0u sb. w., 1,
N'98tae9ls
Bedroom genii.wlitu
Laundry faciities. $.'ted
Inc.. firstAtet. 434.46M
km. $4.396 deR 87 Nissan
Senna 8/L kris lis, $3.496
is. Cal 721-0208.
fOom basenniem ew-
Included. $760371. Avail-
Go' UOIIM fncit+ded. F�
2. -bedrooms. dose b bits-
$1 - Absolute ABordsblet
fatubed yard. fileted ties►
(Ilaiie etseaagp•
b anlaundr.
Mble in mocbeNy. S.E.
Iset re4ueitW. Cal 728-
es sfuopping Mnlsbte nl
Why Rem? Own your Hone
�• 4 appl., avail. SpL
cert M Earle Pwnkare etc.
1991 FORD AEROSTAR,
4993
u a
n $799hnorlBt (uUM-
list. �-
COURTICE, npasmokirq
eate/ew oorudition, $3.995.
87 Canard, jug n oma for
250.000 carts. colitied,
faalioes, non-snwhw no
p� $800 pkts. Available
OSHAWA - JOIN C�
hie h~ M
dro, paAling 1st Ase af
included) No Down - Pay-
(906)671-0018
aoetee9 person b slew 3
sunner or" $3.295. 87
good condition, $4300.
nnrdmo* 839-9627.
BASS MP@nm*K
TER sheet. one beds n
t1%e4 no p*W 434-5103
mom? CBS MMI tlnk Ste-
S pp Sullotl
OSHAWA- 3 bdrm semi. 4
O01n Ilona with twee'
IAazde pit kup 82000
Cal 9f75�B3 1872
2 BE01100Y, epi. Ip
� �. now shoe
fig' GO, 14bedroom. 4-
Mprorierit atiailebte irnanue
Exert Retry 571-
Pea beat deck Clore b a•
full use of harts, Mundry.
must Me dop, MglNae
$3.696. con. 87 Ppheac
sublet spacious. end ulor
see beth. large win
tiaeMy. pdt% and
, =_
AM or 1400-ND4WM
anon"& SM + UNL 1su
SM $3,695 cert. 90 At
'
TTsiNTs
n high ria n Whitby, eves.
k
�, ak, cable. tAillYea
tuM. included Nurudry foci
IssL Aural. Sept. 1.
1stAeM, 11il:IhaMe t0643�
OoMw exco§wK condition
Sep. 1,Ptesse contact
ties awilaw. Cal (906)
$0728-9251.
ply $6,905 cart 'N stock
Kathy 430-34Fi0
shred emranee,Suttable
$or skoe mature wiff"person.
432-x914 (906) 435-7130.
1719.
akd9t go'. •Dont mea Otis
Ihrue'. Mary tars b duoose
r' HOUSE TrMlw, Gold-
2ld bedroom apartrr>etls, 8
story buildng, dose to
quiet home, no
pets. rho smi7kirug. $590.
051111Mu1 v+rf gull and
/ 1
/ HOYfO:
'
OSHAWA- 3 with
� �� �-
9ard
LARGE douse n quill
area doily non
scrods, library. South GM
1stAast. rolwences. 831-
inelxceptional
F RML
FoT RMt
plisllas, Iwge Dapt.
genBerni n trebornue, lobi
Vale Auto 200 Dtrwtes SL
pace bstL 2 -way fridges, 3
P� Available immoo8-632
5249.
budding-
tuteltotA deck new psim i
drY a luikhen. aysillbU in-
Wets. Whitby. 8663361.
burner propene stovelovet,
1-
y and Nov. 428-0326 t-
5565 - 6655. ni�w.
t:eryet- (416)535-8454.
.
fedrately, $400htbrlh.
1911 Chev. Spam con-
popere lumsee a propre
Wit. May Proal n
7pm for apponnnent.
BLOOR IPMRK Rd ergo 1
bedroom alp$. kaMier paint-
428-7677
ZST Came s
PICKERING Town Centre
Call 905-571-2720 Nave
veroble, dub.. amflim CUL.
�d shape.So" Pry
ed, specious. very dean,
CLEAN FAMILY BUILD-
■p
A�RDAME Q0� :
area, 4 -bedroom soft
nwstP-
67.000 len. bertified $5500
$2.500.00. Ask tun Don
$550 including perkng.Cal
ING. doral Oshawa. 1, 2 a
WNW RENTS.
wT;
wadable. Cal (416) 444-
oleo. Dave 576 6130.
905 435-0788.
Te�ls Ir
,491065 38-; a pegw
�. Pay
Me �� 1
7391.
N Ajax Country _
exceowt for
687
big. gktdu
dry Inc.
opportunity
$989 34' Sierra. Paid
CENTRAL OSHAWA.
723-2094.
Lit wl dww you how :
RRSOWEULALIE - 3
right person. Fell prw
• e ADS
FAX,
$23.000., must eel
very dent 2 bedroom apt.
�s
bedroohne orn doftd dam,
f entad.
erred Moet have trans -
trars-
s12,500. ndtudng deck/
n ruevrer building. Aval.
OSNAVTA CENTRAL
$7" IMw mob am
�»
Pets a
O.K. AvMil. Aug. ISL
683-0707
etued. Double M Tralw
Aug tat and Sept. 1st. Cale
Locetiort, bachelor apart-
. ba
ec )lit C.
)A� "ilq R!�
� a sb �
Park. Lot 79 Unday, ask W
Ted. 705-324-9317; Hoole
905-263-•4753
mem, decorated,
RNf11�3c Aeeat" R/alt�r Lit&
Pb- uk/aes. Ave"* nn•
nedislely. (4161754-8918
906 427-2317.
a
evadable August. let. $475
Pun mo. bMwit, 728.5382.
(♦NS) 576'3966
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House for Sale br Auction Fri. Aug. 23.
-tate auction, #713 Region Rd. 13. Leaksdale.
m Uxbridge go north on main St. (Reg. Rd. ft1)
km 3 Bedroom Brick Bungalow on 115'x132'
ot. being Pt. Lot 209, Con. 7 Twp. Uxbridge.
_eal le). Mature treed lot backing on to park
rid playground. Well maintained. one owner,
ustom built home (1970). 1460 sq. ft. plaster
,.ails. 1 1/2 baths, attached garage with base-
nt access. drilled well, septic tank, heat pump.
paved drive. Open Houses Wed. Aug. 7, 7.9
n and Sun 18. 2-5 pm. Call for full terms and
ndrtions. Agents call for co-operating commis -
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& low Interest rates.
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Auctions
1,C -ION SALE
;KIST MILL AUCTION
CENTER,
NENRONVLLE,
AUG. 2ND,
FRIDAY. 6 P.M.
_-- ng !ne complete
.sehold effects of
- r and Betty David.
Hope Maytag 2
'ridge. 30 in.
-<.Ingnouse Con-
-! orvelectric stove,
! porno washer, In-
: s dryer, RCA color
stereo, vacuums.
.: >enler maple 7 pc.
,ntry dining suite.
,(' ;enlefr server, 2 pc.
^estertield set, love
seat. 3 pc. leather in -
a d coffee suite,
IamDs. Royal DOtlltorl
i,gunnes (May time,
Autumn Breeze,
Grace. Kirsty ), Moor-
-rcft Iridian tree chi-
na Jardiniere, silver
service -lasting
spring',cryslad, queen
size bed, chests of
Jrawers, Ansonia
^cantle clock, gate leg
desk, UWors,
cedar chest,
)ant footstool,
e snlgsr ma-
sterting, cans,
diamond
sheet music,
aquarium.
Znuwer, gas snow -
lower, (electric stain
larden tools, hand
DOLS, golf dubs (RH)
Ind numerous other
utiles. This is ano111-
u good quaYty auc-
ion. Plan to attend.
erns, Cash, ap
roved cheque. yip,
rk Inte l
mici lm
FRANK G. SL,PIF,M
CAI, ICCA
FAX
ps(sqa.B.tlor eea
25 &sera.•
SELL R
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-79g3
CORNEIL'S
AUCTION BARN
Friday August 2
at 5:30 p.m.
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
3 pc Wicker set Wal-
nut Coffee & End ta-
bles. Walnut Parlour
table, Walnut Tilt top
table. Walnut dress-
ers. 2 door Almond
refrigerator. 3 pc.
Modern bedroom su-
ite, Floral chesterfield
& chair, Hoover spin
washer. Single &
double box springs &
mattresses, oak wall
telephone, spool bed,
Vlctrola, Antique
hanging lamp, Brass
fireplace mantel rail.
1960'5 Chrome kitch-
en suite, refinished
Victorian dresser,
Parlour tables, refin-
ished gate leg table &
4 chairs, Clarinet.
Hoar upright piano.
Finlay oval cook
stove, Western sad-
dle, 1984 GMC Van,
Washstand, Co -oil
lamps, Qty. tools
(sockets, wrenches,
etc), 30 ft. Diplomat If
Motor home seN-con-
tained, 19 h. Baykner
Bass boat wi(h 125 Hp
Mercury motor, 8 hp
24 in. Mastercral!
All with 17000
rnint Condition
� plus a qty -
glass, h0use-
a Corectible
Dona Grp
CorneN
RR 01 Lob Brksm
(706)7.6-M$3
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AUCTION SALE
Antiques. Collecta-
bles & Household Ef-
fects Sun. Aug. 41th,
11 a.m. (Viewing
10: DO) MacGregor s
Auction Hall, Bow-
martville Take 401 to
Waverly Rd North to
42 Hwy East to Scu-
gog St. & North 1 km
Sundays Auction
features a varied se-
lection of articles from
an Oshawa estate &
local home & quality
Inclusions Including
washstand, mist. ta-
bles (kitchen, parlour,
harvest. etc ) Bar &
stools, mist, chairs
(wmgback parlour,
kitchen, etc.) milk
cans, blanket box.
beds, old books. Filter
Queen vacuum, pots.
pans, glass & china.
pinball machine,
kitchen & household
conectables, someth-
ing for one & all Call
for all your auction
needs.
MacGregor
Auction Services
Mike MacGregor
905-987-5402 905
987-3664
GRIST MLL
AUCTION CENTER
NEWTONVILLE,
SEPT. 12TH,
THURS 8 P.M.
wing a variety of
)tguns, riffes. long
ns and related
ulpment from van-
s sources and es -
as. To consign to
s auction and for
the Auction -I
Frank G. SUpNlon
(90'5) 7R22"
1.10x283-9Mfi
Fax (M) 781:3591
AUGUST 6,
10:30 Ax
tion, under
!ctions from AI
&son, Fisher Tn
in Bankruptcy, i
a* Qts assets
IA Tune at 2
M St., Trenton,
ball 27 ACF 7.0
car hoists. hydra
M 10,000 b 1
it FMC tour wh
1p ak9n. Sys*10. Goch A201
FI
KI HS wheal b
washer.
of rad
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2 rollaway
em, pedestal
Ionated sip, I
kr items. Be
of All equipm
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its al
AUCTIONS
14604614'(19•
ORVAL AND
BARRY
MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
75 FRANCIS STREET
PORT HOPE
SAT., AUGUST 3
11 A.M.
Selling the complete
household contents
and real estate of Mr
Ray Hughes. 75 Fran-
cs St.. Port Hope, of-
fering a 3 bedroom. 2
storey. 2 bath room,
frame and sided
home with 2 storey
detached garage on a
,louble size lot of
apex 97 tt. x 222 11 a
beautiful yard. taxes
apex $2.000 Town
services, gas/I1ot wa-
ter heat, preview
morning of auction.
Westinghouse fridge
24 in., stove Panaso-
nic microwave- freez-
er, washer, dryer, de-
humidifier, master -
craft 12 1;2 hp. 42
:nch riding mover, (2
yrs old) Round oak
table. (3 leaves) set 6
oak chairs, antique
cupboards, side-
board, chests, rocker.
vanity wicker fernery.
oil !amps, blanket box.
crocks. treadle singer
sewer, trunk. nu-
merous anfKWs. fur-
niture, occasional
chairs. old glider pato
couch, gas mower,
wheel barrel, ladders.
garden tools, me-
chanics tools, wood-
working tools, weed
eater, electric charn-
saw, electric clippers
Auction starts at 11
a.m. real estate secs
at 1 p.m. subject to
vendors approval
Terms set at 510.000
down and balance
due on closing in 30
days. Terms: Cash,
approved cheque with
I.D.
Auctfonaw
Frank G %* Mal,
CAL CCA.
PW 70L2244,
in (906) TIiJ6a1.
Eats Spumd
tar ovw 25 years
rs
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noting 9- fur kne
rm equiprrlerll tri
rs. macirrmy. vet
9s, hardware, rod
c, etc. To consign
is auction and fix i
mlabon. contact ti
RJOWR92 IX K11111111111,
POSPOM
FRAN( O. STAP1LE70Mr
NEwroMraIE
(996) 79M22M
News Advertiser
ClassiM Dept.
Wes every
Iifi6L u FYI.
Sat,"- 3..0
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 31. 199tb-PAGE 35-A
Condoltiirilaat PfiIloatee PriraMoat9e MPrirah Wm
fritral9 llonlaa
For hint 11ata For sola 11 For Seb 1 1 For Sa19 11 Fo s.la
t-OEDROOMCondo for
rent, Sepl.lst. $625+hydro,
Indge, stove, dishwasher
included, lstAast required.
AthoUMary St., Oshawa.
Call 905-436-0278 to view.
WHITOY. ,Seilwinda-
Condo for lease. $1150/
month. 1-bedroom+den,
available immediately Ref-
erences a credit check re-
quired Remax Summit
668-3800 Card Noms
OSHAWA 4 Months
Free Rent !!!- 600
sq main $500. 3500 sq
Lwc ivl $1000. 250 Sq.
main. $350. 850 sq.2rd Hr
$600. 1050 sq. main,
$1.000 1600 sq main
$1300. Call 434-2447 or
655-4132
OFFICE for rent in modem
professional building. Ap.
prox 225 sq. ft Asking
$225 ' mo all inclusive
Call Ralph Roberto. 728-
3414
Industrial
e Units
RENT TO OWN. '000 -
5000 sq it ^ommerval
:oidos. very attractive
,ales excellent purchase
•erms. all Ken Thompson
' 800-4657742
Cottages
EA U11 for Rent
COTTAGE FOR RENT
available weekly or for
Meei l5 Aug a Sept
Can 305-619-9231 Also
available for sate
GREAT hsrvng and family
^obday on Rice Lake.
-our from Oshawa. Modern
a 3 bedroom cottages,
sandy beach. playground.
.hildnik 's program. War a
-tote Low family prices.
Sunnymea! Cottages R R
03. Hastings. Ont KOL 1 YO
7051696-2601
/ Florida
a 1 Vac. RertWs
ATTENTION snowoirds
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
roll close to famous
Clearwater beach, poi. W
cuzz,. BBQ. prorate yard.
available now For into and
to ww photos 686-9846 0
5793788
CLEARWATER, 3 bed-
room fully furr"~ and or
conditioned mobile (per-
manent) homes Mated
pools. hot tubclose to
beaches a map& atnac-
hons, chiid"I"n m
meicoe.
$275 weekly, pncros shown
in your home (9051683-
5503 -
1 1 p Will For Sak
$120,000 PERFECT,
large 3 bedroom seml cul
tom del finished base-
ment. mare res your first
home Cal Dale Anderson
Broiler. Options Really Lid..
433-4623
PRETTY 2 -STOREY de-
tached bane. YMkiby. New
(lixtadd - in dying, Airing.
34jedroow. New fkwrwg
in boel ballrooms, en-
trarice, eal•in kihhen. Say
rliridoxirs, siding doors to
deck, double garaga,
beauile" landscaped.
lerlted tags IoL Shows w
a model tan &. $157,900.
20 Horseshoe Dr. (ort
Thiekson. blow Hwy 2)
Open house Sat. a sun.
July 27 -20. ,pm 4pn 905-
433-2966.
2,tao so. FT. and
bungalow. all diversified
rooms, sorna worm required,
4 bedrooms. 1 1/2 baW
roans, dladrd garage, 1/
2 acre, Seugog w.nd.
$&42.000.9115-8203
SIMMG
YOUR HOME?
kwph about our
H01Q lIOBt SiiYO
-
eesomr
ESTATE SALE MUST
SELL!I $94,000. Large
58X110 h. lot and prwate
yard. Newer rod. siding. ale
new windows, new al fur-
nace, sop. large garage,
excellent move in condi-
tion ALSO beautiful 3 bed..
garage. gas heat. Up, main
floor laundry. 3 washrooms,
professionally tin base.
ment with bar 1044+
$124.000 WOW! Home
buyers call me now' 1 will
also pay your lawyer fees
on this or any home pur-
chased Frank Hawes, Sut-
ton Classic. 430.9000: 435-
3660
FOUR BEDROOM two
storey brick hone. 40 Mc-
Laughlin, (North Oshawa).
gas heat. 2 baths.
$139,000 For more irifor.
matron call 571-1049
HISTORIC Tyrone Vd-
lage. clear bright. 1988
bungalow. 4 -bedroom. 1 l2
acre. $194.500 Private.
'105)263-8985
LARGESUNGALOW in
lovely N.E. Oshawa. Eat m
kitchen, big living dining
room. plus 2 bedroom
apartment. Huge patio
$144,500 Ask for Lillian
668.3800. Res 668-7479
Remax Summit Realty
NEWLY DECORATED
spotless very dean, 3 bdrm
house Located on quiet
street, close to 401 Osha-
wa. detached garage. pri-
vate paved drive. under
$100,000 Available imme-
diatety. For Inquiries please
call in early moming or af-
ter Born, (905)57&-2629
Hews Advertiser
Classified Dept.
open every
lion. to Fri.
8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m
Sat. 9:30 - 3:00
Call 683-0 0
ONE ACRE
Wal( to Dutharn 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. & Info.
434-6089
PICKERING. Valley Ridge
3 -bedroom home backing
onto Rouge forest CAC.
gas fireplace, many up-
grades Quiet Cres
$192.500 PRIVATE 905-
509-4399
EAST OSHAWA 3 bed-
room brick bungalow fin.
shed basement. gas heat
and fireplace. potential in-
:aw. $142.900 905-571-
6685
PORT PERRY - REDUCED
$119.000. 3 bechoorn, con-
venkanoe plus - walk to all
amenities. Large lot for gar-
den. First time buyers
dream or retire here. Call
Catherine Ayotte. Remax
Scugog Really. (905) 985-
4427, 24 hr. pager
PRIVATE SALE FENE-
LON TWP Trent system 4
season home Front 80 it
Cameron take Back 105 it
Bumf River 3 bedrooms..1
1/2 baths, fieldstone fire-
place with airtight Two car
garage plus. Paved dnve-
way. large boat sip, phone.
'705)887-3813
Vacation
Properties
$3500 I,a priced. Seclud-
ed wooded Trailer lot, ad-
laCeni to huge county for.
est, good road, sandy
beach, fishing. Cobourg
area (4161431-1555
. CALENDAR . A R
August 1996
PEAN't.-r CLl"B PEA%'t -r ('l.t B SL ,%t%1F:R 11(N.IDAY
There's a great way to party and play in the FOR N10NIS ilk DADS'
neighborhood'. Drop ,Ill your child fur - 1/2 hours a day'
The peanut Club is not your average Children ages 2-7 1 toddlers need not be
playground.. DS%igned for children from 6 toilet trained!
1110Otf1S of age to age K. this unique facility Program mclude%: weekly ,e%%ions
feature% a large variety of exceptional to)s Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 12:(X)p.m.
and apparatus that caters to the energy and FLEX[ -CAMP
imagination of young ones, including a Dv ide your W c morning,,. ideal for those
tot's corral for the very young toddlers. families with hil schedule% or young
)-his Cate and fun -filled environment is children who have a difficult time with fiV
available for either open play, pnyatc morning% in one week.
pame%, or summer camp%. SPECIAL _1 11ENIE DAYS
Art, and crafts, i;ame,. mune,. ,tone% and
St NINIER SPECIAL -THE PEANUT special visitor%
CLUB HAS (;O\F: NUTL' - daily %nick and free Peanut Club t -shirt
15 Children for the prise of IU lur an all • trained %raft. I -h ratio -maximum 16
inclusive pnvatc Party. This special ends children
Aug. 31/96. So book your July Camp now full, some spaces %till
tall/winter/spring birthday parties now and a%ailable for August. $55 (X)/weekly
save over $50session five moral
I 01 discount for siblings/ post dated
All parties at the Peanut Club are private. cheques arcep(ed
You and )'our guests have exclusive use of Program developed and superviscd by
the entire club. There are several packages Brenda Shcdden. E.C.E.
to choose from including basic rental or all DAILY PLAY
inclusive. All inclusive ►parties include - Hours- Monday to Friday 9:30a.m. to 3:00
pizza ,ice cream cake. juice. plates, p.m.. Tuesday 6:(X)p.m. to 9:00p.m.,
napkins, face painting• coffee/tea, helium Saturday and Sunda) 9 30a.m. to
balloons. 12:(X)p.m.
All parties include a Peanut club staff Cost -Family with one child first hour S5.
member to serve and clean up the mess' Any additional time $2 max for the day $7
Family with up to 3 children, first hour S8
THE PEANUT CLU
ova.
HAS GONE "N �-
M
p!aaalaft" l 16 m0. - 3 ors fJaoesfary
3 yIs - 6 yrs' Grades 1-6
Berle NOlIWSSOr1 SCIIOOi
• Practical Life • Math
• Language • French
/� • Computers- Science
I1 • Summer Camps • A.M.I. Teachers
� n Yan of FAUleadjaW Fjcdh nee
Mday Part► Speual enc
As hoohnlre a fir tir(M 403 Kingston Rd. W. (I block W. of Wesairly)
15 ehllidl n to the pries al10 eldldrart 545 Kingston Rd. W, (Btv): 2 and Cluil
'FaoPaifMit •BadmPanrixty nC is PICKUM
0- .. , Balloons • Paper pn dads, o" i oto
Staff In sena Olid' ' 365 Kingston Rd. (corner ojRoAlgelitowu)
:s"
dear" a trapadvoll5 686.5005 ,1,m
• Pizza Nowa Pizza Mat
Ne. WOW," edit - S*Wft Atrg, ,111, INS 509-5005 iP kkQ1ag
Al&x&0EB/9arw0W Medical Cerdre
L
95 Sayly Street West SO accepida8
(905) W16-2238 applficadons.
RAGE 36 -A -THE NEWS AD EK171SER, WED., JULY 31,1 6
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1 T s� To EM oppwbxdin rem, Houma • 1 Not�icesl • 1 �s*••0ei • 1 Aagi.tratkttla • i 1 E events amingm
Coining
RED SETTER RESORT -
family campground and
cottage resort on the Trent.
Largs spacious sites. Full
hook-up from 1825. 2 and 3
bedroom cottages from
S350/week. Ret. hall. store.
pool, lakefront swimming,
boating. good fishing 905-
436-0807.705-778-30%
Classified Dept.
open every
Mon. to Fri.
8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Sat. 9:30 - 3:00
Call 683-0707
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED.SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. IT Is
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU MYESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
• 1 Mortgages,
'� v'�2 D
is now expanding
in this area
Complete training
Planned advertising
Proven business plan
Home based
• Low investment
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AN claims against the Estate of Ellinore Elizabeth
Colm, 75 Clements Road East, Ajax, who died on
June 24th, 1996 must be filed with the Executor
before August 28th, 19% after which date the
Estate wit be distributed.
Royal That Corporation of Canada,
P.O. Box 7500, Station A.
Toronto, Ontario MSW 1P9 (executor)
By their solitiron
OSIER, HOSKIN & HARCOUW
• Insurance
HEALTH Food Store - SELL IT NOW
buying group seeks hcen-
MORTGAGES - Good. sees for Oshawa/wh tbyl
bad and ugly Financing for Ajax. Low investment gen- CALL 683-0707
any purpose, rates from erates mro-six-figure sales
cepted All applications ac- c trts.N set-up f. d,5- OR FAX 683-7363
cepted Community Finan- counts. Not MLM or fran-
cial Services 668-6805 chore (416) 606-8354.
ROYAL CANADIAN
LEGION
BRANCH 322
SUPPCR T ERS OF CANCER RESEARCH
683-2927
111 Hunt Street, Ajax
Ajax /Pickering
News
Advertiser
sends
Best Wishes
to all those
who will be
participating
in the
8th
Annual
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Toti=amrent.
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AUIPM 1216111 and
1J- Awards
845 MIESTNEY FW. S. UNIT #I
AJAX, ONT. L1S31MI4
TEL --405-683-1289
PAUL & JAMIE COBURN
MEMORIAL
GOLF TOURNAMENT
e PRICE IS $50.00 FOR GREEN FEES
• INCLUDES: POWER CART AND STEAK DINNER
RECEPTION TO FOLLOW AT:
165 KINGSTON RD. E. AJAX
PORT PERRY
CRAff & GIFT SHOW
Aug. 10 - 11, 10 am- 5 pm
Scugog Arena, 1655 Reach Road
60 Quality Vendors
News Advertiser
ClaadEkd DepsrteNs I
In open every Monday to Friday
stoo amL to stop pea.
Can 683-0707 to place your ad
or fax K 683-73163
(D The Wallpaper Centre
REBOUND SPORTS
GOLF BALLS
4.99per dozen
Accepting skates for
the exchange
683=3476
1725 KINGSTON RD.,
PICKERING
FAMILY BUSINESS SINCE 19M
• RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL
• SOD LAID
-DELIVERED fthk
• SOLD IN FIELD -
SEEDING d GRADING
II4SIALLAIIUN5
• • FREE ESTIMATES
LEI I
649=2037
DATE: FRIDAY AUG.2,1996
TIME: 9:00 A.M. -12:30 P.M.
PLACE: SEATON GOLF COURSE - BROCK RD. NORTH IN PICKERING
For those not familiar with Paul and Jamie Cobum, they were residents of Pickering
& Ajax. Paul Coburn was an aspiring young golfer and former dub champion at
Seaton. His son Jamie was diagnosed with brain cancer at age six and passed
away a short time later in sick children's hospital. Paul was killed in a snowmobile
accident shortly after his son passed away. These tragedies spurred the friends and
family of Paul and Jamie into organizing the Memorial Golf Tournament. These two
fine individuals may have left us but they will not be forgotten.
Events and fund raisers like this are an important way for us more fortunate ones to
help out people in need. In purchasing a bed for the hospital in memory of Paul and
Jamie and Benjamin, it gives us the opportunity to help others and possibly
ourselves, as you never know, we might need that bed someday. So come on out
for a great day of fun and community support.
For Further Details Contact Jim O'Hara 427-2940
THIS PAGE HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE WITH THE
HELP OF THESE COMMUNITY -MINDED BUSINESSES,
0611:
OUTBOARDS
PICRE�.j��3
• MAR.IME
(905) 837-0653
1641 BAYLY STREET, PICKEpN1G
IMOODIE'S
MOTOR INN
- I13Y THE BRIDGE - IN THE VILLA
OSHAWA
PICKERING
; Pwits Mal Super Store
1652 Bayly St W
Outside Mall -
Pichenng (Just
Next to Rogers Video)
west of Brock Rd)
Taunton Rd at Rltson
831-7747
728-61 6
MON.-FRI 9:30 - 9-00
MON.-FRI 930-100
SAT 9:30 - 5.30
SAT 9 30 - 600
SUN. 12 00 -4 00
SUN 12:00.5:00
DISCOUNT
DISCOUNT
PRICES,.
PRICES
FE . • rE
REBOUND SPORTS
GOLF BALLS
4.99per dozen
Accepting skates for
the exchange
683=3476
1725 KINGSTON RD.,
PICKERING
FAMILY BUSINESS SINCE 19M
• RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL
• SOD LAID
-DELIVERED fthk
• SOLD IN FIELD -
SEEDING d GRADING
II4SIALLAIIUN5
• • FREE ESTIMATES
LEI I
649=2037
DATE: FRIDAY AUG.2,1996
TIME: 9:00 A.M. -12:30 P.M.
PLACE: SEATON GOLF COURSE - BROCK RD. NORTH IN PICKERING
For those not familiar with Paul and Jamie Cobum, they were residents of Pickering
& Ajax. Paul Coburn was an aspiring young golfer and former dub champion at
Seaton. His son Jamie was diagnosed with brain cancer at age six and passed
away a short time later in sick children's hospital. Paul was killed in a snowmobile
accident shortly after his son passed away. These tragedies spurred the friends and
family of Paul and Jamie into organizing the Memorial Golf Tournament. These two
fine individuals may have left us but they will not be forgotten.
Events and fund raisers like this are an important way for us more fortunate ones to
help out people in need. In purchasing a bed for the hospital in memory of Paul and
Jamie and Benjamin, it gives us the opportunity to help others and possibly
ourselves, as you never know, we might need that bed someday. So come on out
for a great day of fun and community support.
For Further Details Contact Jim O'Hara 427-2940
THIS PAGE HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE WITH THE
HELP OF THESE COMMUNITY -MINDED BUSINESSES,
0611:
OUTBOARDS
PICRE�.j��3
• MAR.IME
(905) 837-0653
1641 BAYLY STREET, PICKEpN1G
IMOODIE'S
MOTOR INN
- I13Y THE BRIDGE - IN THE VILLA
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THAILAND. Billion Dollar
erso1a1 care company.
e,panding to Thailand,.
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and japan have been noas-
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,and is next Those that
gave been Involved early in
sed,n9 up distribution have
made Iodunes Distributor -
SKI are available. It Y-
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our calllsstoanlly.
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0-'060
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NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
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Never known to fail. 0 most beautiful tower of
Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven,
Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate
Virgin, assist me in necessity. 0 Star of the Sea,
help me and show me here you are my mother. 0
Hoy Mother, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven &
Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of
my heart to secure me in my necessity (make
requests). There are none that can withstand your
power. 0 Mary conceived without sin, pray for us
who have recourse to thee (3 times). Hoy Mary I
place this cause in your hand (3 times).Say this
prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you must
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BUNTIN , Raymond Arnold -- Suddenly at the King-
ston General Hospital on Monday July 22nd, 19%.
Raymond Buntn in his 541h year. Beloved husband
of Annie Hryhoruk. Dear father of Derrick Buntn of
Belleville. Raymond and Randy Buntin of Toronto
and Dallas Churchill Bunln of Oshawa. Loved
Grandfather of Derrick Jr. Dear brother of Irene
Cunningham and her husband Art of Harwood, Pa-
tricia Thatcher of California, Shirley Woodworth
and her husband John of Etobicoke, Leslie Buntn
and his wife June of New Toronto and Lorraine At-
kison and her husband Kelsey of Nova Scotia. Pre-
deceased by 1 brother Frank Buntn and survived by
sister-in-law Wimitred. A memorial service will be
held at the Residerice of Raymond and Aare Buntn
on August 101h, 1996, from 12 -3p -m. In lieu of flow-
ers, Memorial Donations to the Kidney Foundation.
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HURREN, Larry James 'Beaver' -- Suddenly on
July 27 1996. Larry beloved son of Eileen
Strychalski and step -father Jack Graziotto. Pre-
deceased by his father Jack Hurren. Loving husband
of Linda. Dear father of Shane, Shona, Matthew,
Joshua and son in law Mike. Grandfather of Briama.
Dear brother of Jack Huren and his wife Shelly,
Cindy Neely and her husband Gerry. Will be sadly
missed by his parents in law Rose Marie and Bruce
Burnett, and his sister in law Jennifer. Survived by
his marry Aunts and Uncles and Nieces and Nephews.
Rested at the ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME, 124
King Street East, Oshawa with Mass of Christian
Burial Wednesday July 31 19% in Holy Cross Ca-
lholic Church at 10:30 A.M. Interment Mount Lawn
Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 2-4 & 7.9pm. Dona-
tions to the Canadian Cancer Society would be ap-
preciated.
WALLER, Mary Elizabeth. Peacefully at :he Oshawa
General Hospital on Monday July 29. 1996. Mary
Waller (nee Kelly), beloved wife of the late Jack
Waller. Loving mother of James. Bonnie, Gregory,
and Shawney. Mary will be sadly, missed by her many
family and friends. Friends may call at the WEACH-
NIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax
(Pickering Village) from 2-4 and 7-9pm Thursday.
Parish Prayers at the Funeral Home at 7:30p.m.
Thursday. Funeral Mass 10:30am, Friday August 2,
1996 at St. Bernadette R.C. Church, Bayy at Har-
wood. Ajax. Interment St. Francis de Sales Ce-
metery, Pickering. In lieu of flowers, donations to the
Alzheimer Society from Durham would be appreciat-
ed
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