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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_06_03ews Pickering T TUWsi pf ; ICK [RIR G PUBLIC LI6RARll c�.c AL dvePLiser Optional 4 week home c ch\ cry $5/ $1 newsstand June 3, 19977. Vol. 32. N,- _ ,,n 4 1.000 20 page" At large Police still seek teen in connection with Pickering shooting PICKERING — Police have iswed a plea for the public's help in finding a teen wanted for the attempted murder of two Pickering men last week. Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim Grimley said Monday "We are still looking" for an 18 -year-old Scarborough resident in connection with an incident last Wednesday in which several shots were fired at two men in a car following a dispute over money at a Pickering Favors Returned - Local man works to raise money for kids' cancer camp - page 3. Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ................14 Classified ..............15 HOW TO REACH US General .......... 683-51l0 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction Llne .......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 F.mau ................ Newsroom@dudiamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhanmews-net home. Police have been to the Glamor- gan Avenue home of Kelly James Osborne, who's wanted on two charges each of attempted murder and threaten- ing death, in addition to several weapons offences. But, he hasn't been located. "Our biggest concern is he might still be in possession of the handgun;' says Sgt. Grimley. "Obviously, that's of great concern" Two 23 -year-old Pickering men trav- elled to a Major Oaks Drive home Wednesday evening when they became involved with another man in a dispute over owed money, police said. "At that time a fourth male armed with a semi-automatic handgun inter- vened:' Sgt. Grimley reported at the time. "As both men were leaving, the armed mart approached their car and fired. ' Iire bullets passed though the car's windows, in one side and out the other," narrowly missing the two men. Neither was injured. Police may be hindered in their inves- tigation by the fact that the most recent photo of the suspect they can get a hold of is now outdated. Since the picture was taken two years ago, Mr. Osborne has shaved his head. He was last seen with a couple days' growth of whiskers. The suspect is -described as white, 63", 177 pounds, with hazel eyes. Latest Hot Titles Now in Stock! STAR TREK GENERATIONS -WING VS. TIE FIGHTER MDK (905) 420-9707 Oti NDSCAPE CONCEPTS Hanging on for dear life There was plenty of action on the court last Durham College. Here, an East player scram - weekend when the East took on the West all- bles unsuccessfully to hold onto possession. stars in LOSSA high school basketball at The East prevailed over the West 57-44. ' .. JL Ir IkA r► ..fir. D • 1 • [i 1 , ott P N. � ...46 mj •� 1• X31 as ♦ i40000 1p w IF � -woo: ' •- Av rA • ' � \ fir'" *� ,� 1 i JUNE 4-6 10a.m.-9p.m. • JUNE 710a.m.-6p.m. • JUNE 8 9a.m.-6 M. • JUNE 9-13 1-.Oa.m.-9p.m. • JUNE 1410a.m.-6 m. JUNE 15 9a.m.-6 .m. m ' . �. i 11 AIL Returning the favor Bereaved dad raises funds to thank camp for kids with cancer BY LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The father of a boy who lost his battle to cancer last fall wants to thank a camp for children with cancer which brought his son much happi- ness in his last years. John Lyall has collected about $2,200 for the pur- chase of a golf cart and an inflatable motor boat and motor for Camp Oochegeas, located on Lake Rosseau in Muskoka. He hopes to raise more of the $7,000 price tag with a car wash this week- end. "Since my son loved this camp so much, I want to do something for them every year;" Mr. Lyall explains. His son Derek was diag- nosed with leukemia at age five. Because he was in and out of hospital until his death at age I 1 last October, Derek spent little time at school. He made some of his best friends at camp, which he attended five sum- mers. "When the doctors told him he was dying, Derek made a wish list of the things he still wanted to do. Going back to Camp (Oochegeas) was tops on his list, followed by a trip to Walt Disney World — which we did — and a dog, which he got two weeks before he died," Mr. Lyall recalls. On his last trip to camp, Derek handed his father his will, saying he was tired of fighting for his life and was "happy to be with God". He asked that his pool table be donated to The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto — where he received treatment — and specified where he wanted his games and bicy- cle to go. "He was a brave young man:' Mr. Lyall says of his son, who underwent a bone marrow transplant and was in isolation nine months shortly before he went to camp for the last time. Mr. Lyall, a real estate agent, believes the camp meant so much to his son because "everybody up there had cancer. The kids are in the hospital a lot and this is their escape" Each summer, 160 chil- dren attend Camp Oochegeas, along with more Derek Lyall, diagnosed with leukemia at age five, died last October after a long battle with the disease. His father, John, is helping raise money for Camp Oochegeas, a camp for kids living with cancer where Derek spent some time. Giant sale Sunday at Pickering Museum Village PICKERING — Pick up a bar- gain at the 'Aunt Laura's Attic' garage sale being held Sunday, June 8 at Pickering Museum Village. This giant garage sale is a won- derful opportunity to grab a great deal or, for a $25 fee, to bring and sell your own garage sale items. Baked goods will also be available for purchase. Admission to the Aunt Laura's Attic event is $2 for adults and $1 for seniors, students and children, while pre-schoolers get in free. A .family pass for the day is $5. Doors open at I I a.m. Pickering Museum Village is on the south side of the Sixth Conces- sion in Greenwood. For more information, call 683- 8401. than 120 volunteer counsel- lors — many teenagers who've survived cancer. Last summer, 22 children from Durham attended the camp. Campers have the chance to participate in such activi- ties as swimming, waterski- ing, arts and crafts, canoeing and canoe tripping. A pedi- atric oncologist and two oncology nurses from The Hospital for Sick Children are available at all times to administer routine chemotherapy, perform nec- essary blood counts and handle any emergencies. Mr. Lyall has received financial assistance from the Town of Pickering and the Ajax Fire Department. Members of the Pickering Fire Department will be lending a hand at a fund- raising car wash, to be held Sunday, June 8 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. — rain or shine — in the Payless Drug Emporium parking lot at Brock Road and Hwy. 2, Pickering. The cost to have your car washed is $5. There will be a live band and a fund-rais- ing barbecue. To find out more, call Mr. Lyall at 420-6733 (home) or 831-2273 (work). N BANKRUPTCY JAMES R. YANCH Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W. 3724744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. AIR CONDMONING IMRK SALE Audiwft d l edff C." 1[% bN OJLC. THE NEWS ADVERTISER 111.1 DAY, JUNE 3 1"7 - PAGE 3 A Yw noiw ttstt d in 3 ttpMs tdi attY it awiiaw rwel+ri 1. No payments or a tereV kr 6 months CAC OR 2. Fee power humidifier OR 3. Free oK &-ones ot SHERIDJW If HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING SHOWROOM LOCAnON:1895 Clements Rd., #160, P,dredng, Ont. lW 3V5 DURHAM tM.. TORONTO (905) 427-5551..tw.•.•rtr•iw•!e (416) 752-9111 tet, �1, �1, �I `t, `1, �1 �I �I, �►, �1,. P.80 �meia a foR-4 TeeNs 8T PICKERINC'>< PLAYING ;�. FIELDS a� ,1111( Co-ed pick up volleyball for ages 15 to 1,9 �- It's too Rad for Man =4 Dad Pea �� oa Mondays from -�• 700 P.m. to 9:00 Pm � ,f Starting June 2nd every Monday �` Night. For more information can 420-9090 PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1997 Voters pick McTeague Longfield wins big ®here may have been plenty of nail-biting at Dan McTeague's headquarters election night, but it wasn't over the fate of his bid to repre- sent the riding of Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge in the House of Commons. Mr. McTeague won the rid- ing for the Liberals with more than 50 per cent of the vote, leaving the Reform and Pro- gressive Conservative Parties to duke it out for a distant sec- ond spot. At press time early Tuesday morning, Mr. McTeague had 21.309 votes to 8.917 for Progressive Conserv- ative candidate Leanne Lewis. 8,813 for Ken Griffith of the Reform Party and 2.166 for the NDP's Doug Grey, with 174 of 202 polls counted. photo by Ron Pietroniro "Oh boy! Oh boy! I'm Liberal MP Dan McTeague and wife Daniela accept con - speechless:' exclaimed Mr. gratulation from supporters at the incumbent's campaign McTeague, surveying the rid- office last night. Voters gave Mr. McTeague a second term. ing results posted at his Picker- -- - — __ -- ing headquarters. Mr. McTeague described his overwhelming victory as a "vindication" for his independent style of politics, which saw him occasionally at odds with his party over its last term of government. r Mr. McTeague admitted the regional split in Parliament that has resultC a - ed from the national vote was a cloud on the horizon. Though he believes it might intensify the divisions already existing in the country, 1 • • he said it could also bring people together to heal them. "It's very precarious. A majority as slim as this one will farce a lot �� of people to reconsider what kind of country they want:' PC candidate Leanne Lewis attributed her distant second -place showing to the provincial trend. "Ibis is a swing riding. It tends to 20 reflect what's going on with the province and tonight the province wants to vote Liberal" Ms. Lewis noted she was pleased the PCs have managed to achieve official party status, but also expressed concern �O about the regional split in Parliament. Reform candidate Ken Griffith was pleased with his party's nation- al standing as official opposition but wasn't happy about his third- place finish./� "I guess people didn't want to educate themselves or they were T quite simply afraid of change. Reform will be back and we'll be say- ing 'We told you so.' We thought the people would vote for something and not against something. 21 Ow The NDP also had a bittersweet night. Candidate Doug Grey was delighted with his party's showing and the NDP's return as an official party. But he ran a weak fourth behind the others. "We didn't have a 1 very good showing. We established the party. We met our goal " A, leap from municipal to fed - i eral politics was made by Liberal Judi Longfield last night as she coasted to an easy win in the newly -forted Whitby -Ajax Riding. An ecstatic Mrs. Longfield said her background as a Whit- by councillor gave her the "confidence" to take on the ,:hallenge. "I focused on my record of public participation :ind reaching out to the com- munity:' she said, adding, "1 think that's what has given me the confidence...I think every- one should have that under their belt" Mrs. Longfield was ahead of the pack from the beginning of the evening as the results from polling stations trickled in. She picked up 22,637 votes, photo by A.J. Groen 48 per cent of the vote with 10 MP -elect Judi Longfield accepts congratulations from stations outstanding at press Progressive Conservative candidate Frank Snyder. She t"; joins Liberals elected across Durham. "I'm numb. "I'm absolutely _ numb:' she said. "I'm just so proud of my campaign team ... they've just been my strength ., Besides being overwhelmed, Mrs. Longfield said she's "a little frightened. It's a *_ little daunting to be in this situation:' she said, adding, "the people are going to keep me on the straight and narrow" She said it's going to take "a little while" for her win to sink in and says she didn't give a thought • • to the outcome. "I had to focus on the job at hand," she said. "I honestly didn't think 177 beyond. It hasn't really sunk in" Reform candidate Bill Serjeantson, who finished second with 11,456 votes, said voter apathy in the riding worked against Reform and that some voters "went with a safe choice" in voting Liberal. 2 "We had a clear sense of that (apathy) on Sunday when we were can- vassing:' he said from his campaign office in Whitby. 52 It's "back to work" for Mr. Serjeantson, who added he will still con- tinue to pursue his political aspirations. PC candidate Frank Snyder, who finished third with 9,495 votes, con- gratulated Mrs. Longfield, but said he expects the Liberals to pick up on 54 C �1 Tory policies. "Ihe campaign was gruelling, but well worth it," he said. "I think we had a great platform. The Liberals don't have ideas to deal with the M deficit or rising health costs" Mr. Snyder said he will now return his attention to his business, and we will reassess his political career at a later date. 1 "Ibere's always a tomorrow in politics," he said . NPD candidate Karen Dolan received 3,214 votes and Canadian Action Party candidate Robert Radford scared 373 votes. ##LltlClAl *PC ,75 'BLOC fit.•. BF.covs Other ,.,No record of r artv,lovaltv Pickering and Ajax voters have not shown 'strong loyalty to any federal political party in recent years. They've provided long terms to both Con- mrvative and liberal candidates in the past. ,And in 1993, when the Reform Party fust terttenod the federal election fray here, local vot- !ers gave the new guys on the block 31 per cent d their vote. In `93, Liberal Dan McTeague won Ontario Riding — which used t6 include all of Picker - sag and Ajax — in a Liberal sweep through ,ptrtario that saw the party take all but one seat in Ilse province. pickemg-Ajax-Uxbridge was part of Ontario Riding before being broken off from it in a redrawing of boundaries for this election. However, evert if Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge had existed then, calculations done by Flec- tions Canada using individttal poll results indi- cate Mr. McTeague would have taken the rid- ing with 43 per cent of the vote, well ahead of the 31 per cent which would have gone to Reform candidate Don Sullivan and the 20 per cent which Progressive Conservative incum- bent MP Rene Soe tens would have won. NDP candidate Lynn Jacklin would have pulled in 2.4 per cent of the vote while the seven others vying for the job (representing the National Party, the Libertarian Party, the Green Party, in Ic the Natural Law Party, the Party for the Com- monwealth of Canada, the Abolitionist Party and one independent) would have collectively received 3.1 per cent. Mr. McTeague actually won Ontario Riding with 43 per cent of the ballots, to 31 per cent for Refam, 19 per cant for the PCs and 3.1 per cent for the NDP. In 1988, when the Brian Mulroney Conser- vative's won a second tam nationally, Mr. Soetens took the riding with 49 per cent of the vote, to 32 per cent for the Liberals' John Roberts and 18 per cant for the NDP's Jim Wisema n.Wben the Mulroney government first came b power in Ottawa in 1984, PC Kcal riding incumbent Scott Fennel won Ontario Riding with a whopping 56 per cent of the vote. Gary Herrema took 23 per cent for the Liberals while NDP candidate Geoff Rison came up with 20 per cent. Ontario Riding went against the national Liberal trend in 1980 by returning the incumbent MP, Mr. Fennell, with 41 per ,,,.,cant of its vote, while Liberal candidate Doug Dickerson took 32 per cent and NDP represen- tative Geoff Rison received 26 per cent. In 1979, Mr. Fennell took Ontario Riding for the PCs from incumbent Nam Cafik, who first won it for the Liberals in 1%8, when Piers Trudeau swept into power, and war re- elected in 1972 and 1974. P Hydro imports new em ergency planning head Ontario Hydro has hired a new well -co-ordinated among the Province, emergency planning boss for its municipalities, the Atomic Energy nuclear division. Control Board and other agencies. Arthur Young took up his new post "Not everybody is on the same as manager of emergency prepared- page" ness for Hydro's nuclear division May Mr. Young said the governments 26. Mr. Young previously served as and agencies are not moving forward quality assurance supervisor at the on a new provincial emergency plan in Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant in Cali- fornia. A 20 -year veteran of the nuclear industry, Mr. Young said he was per- sonally requested to take on emer- gency planning here by new Ontario Hydro nuclear division head Carl Andognini. He told a public meeting Thursday • night on emergency preparedness in , Durham Region that Hydro has under- taken a review of its emergency mea- sures as part of a thorough assessment being done of the utility's entire nuclear division. 11 a timely and co-ordinated manner. He will be focusing much of his effort on preparations for a test of the new plan scheduled for the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station in April, 1998. "It's a big deal;" he said, explaining federal and international agencies will also be involved in the exercise. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JUNE 31"7 - PAGE 5 Two ways to look � at performance. � We need to do better at emergency _ preparedness," he said. "We intend to signal to folks in the community we want set a new standard in co-oper- ation FAS T a In an interview, terview, Mr. Young said that . '9? S u n f i r e Coupe *209 judging by what he has seen so far, emergency efforts in Ontario are not (36 months/$1,500 don) Humor's healing powers topic of talk Health and humor will be the topics of the guest speaker's talk at the 8th annual general meeting of Hospice Durham Wednesday. Dr. Mickey Mehal, adult educator, career counsellor and psychotherapist in Toronto, will discuss the healing benefits of humor and laughter. She is considered one of Canada's leading experts in the field of humor studies. Immediately following the meeting, she will lead a workshop in the role humor plays in mental and physical health. The meeting will begin at noon at Whitby Free Methodist Church, 1916 0 y.p I _J a J (excludes freight •620) 2 litre engine -ear spoiler PASSLock' theft deterrent 5 -speed transmission standard 4 -wheel ABS dual air bags AM/FM stereo inted glass er steering entry front passenger seat Rossland Rd. E. Lunch Is provided at $s For information FASTER For information on the meeting or ' 9? Sun f i re GT 2 5 4 workshop, call 435-5242. • Don't Miss the 270 Annul Sshwdsy j e 7-15,1997 Its a Family Aftr . Fay your News Advertiser carrier the $5.00 delivery charge and you Could will a For cull�ection *6 litre SFI 150 HP twin cam engi electric sliding glass sunroo AM/FM stereo with CD player 16" aluminum wheels air conditioning tilt steering/cruise control remote keyless entry dual air bags standard 4 -wheel ABS . 5 -speed transmission (36 months/51,500 down) system 1 Get what you , __*. fres Your GRASS SEED & F 17OZER SALE STANDARD SEED 21-7-7 GRASSTI FERTILIZER ER (SLOW RELEASE) 99 I .:.. . . .. 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Immediately following the meeting, she will lead a workshop in the role humor plays in mental and physical health. The meeting will begin at noon at Whitby Free Methodist Church, 1916 0 y.p I _J a J (excludes freight •620) 2 litre engine -ear spoiler PASSLock' theft deterrent 5 -speed transmission standard 4 -wheel ABS dual air bags AM/FM stereo inted glass er steering entry front passenger seat Rossland Rd. E. Lunch Is provided at $s For information FASTER For information on the meeting or ' 9? Sun f i re GT 2 5 4 workshop, call 435-5242. • Don't Miss the 270 Annul Sshwdsy j e 7-15,1997 Its a Family Aftr . Fay your News Advertiser carrier the $5.00 delivery charge and you Could will a For cull�ection *6 litre SFI 150 HP twin cam engi electric sliding glass sunroo AM/FM stereo with CD player 16" aluminum wheels air conditioning tilt steering/cruise control remote keyless entry dual air bags standard 4 -wheel ABS . 5 -speed transmission (36 months/51,500 down) system 1 Get what you , __*. fres Your PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1"7 P Pickering News Advertiser 7 di*toraials and etters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial The more things change ... It wasn't as easy as 1993, but the Liberals have done it again ... and that's good news for the immediate future of our country. The Liberals won the slimmest of majorities with 155 seats but it was Ontario which provided critical support as a red tide swept across the country's largest province, vaulting the gov- ernment to 99 out of 103 seats. That's one more than the 98 of 99 seats the Liberals claimed in 1993. Locally, it was a cakewalk for Liberal candidates in the rid- ings of Oshawa, Durham, Northumberland, Whitby -Ajax and Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge. Veteran Whitby town councillor Judi Longfield, who took sane flak for accepting a nomination from the prime minister, easily knocked off her challengers. Ivan Grose (Oshawa), Alex Shepherd (Durham), Christine Stewart (Northumberland) and Dan McTeague (Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge) breezed to victory much as they did in 1993. In fact, the 16 GTA ridings were a dominant Liberal red, as was the whole province. Yes, inde- pendent John Nunziata won his Toronto -area riding and a Ione Reformer (as in 1993) and a single NDP member were elect- ed in Ontario.The Liberals were chastened in Atlantic Canada where high-profile cabinet ministers Doug Young, in New Brunswick, and David Dingwall, in Nova Scotia, were beaten. Jean Charest and the Tories earned small solace with a whop- ping 14 seats in Atlantic Canada but just six elsewhere. Surprises? The Bloc slipped to 44 seats, the Reform jumped to 60 and yes, Preston Manning will be the leader of the Official Opposition. The NDP was a big surprise, winning eight seats in Atlantic Canada and 21 across the country over- all to easily claim a place as an official party in the House of Commons. What does it all mean? The Liberals can continue their pro- gram to eliminate the deficit and Paul Martin is well-placed to take over as leader sometime in the next three to four years. Reform can lead the opposition in the House, emphasizing the programs Preston Manning holds dear to his heart. The Bloc is where it belongs — on the outside looking in as the third party in the House. The result is about the best the country could hope for. Ontario is once again on the winning team and should have enormous influence at the cabinet and caucus table. A strong contingent of 27 Liberals from Quebec should ensure proper preparation for a unity showdown with Lucien Bouchard, expected before the end of the century. Canadians can smile once again as the people have spoken and chosen to vote for Canada. 2o respond to this editorid cal! Iajosource at knfon sm mai arcr P 683-7040 and Aka 5112 vYou saidit.... M respome to the ]gene 1 editorial beadli `Exercise your right', our readers said: "Baloney. Our democratic voting privileges merely allow us to replace one dictatorship with another. What we need is a change in the electoral process so we have equal represen- tation from all parties based on the number of votes they have. Now, a majority government is formed from a minor- :ity • Letters to the editor We lose if EPD's dump waste plan is trashed To the editor: I'd like to comment on the lead article in the May 14 Pickering News Advertiser, written by Marianne Takacs, headlined 'Ambitious plan for Pickering dump vicinity land'. We have a plan here we can sink our teeth into and work on that area for the next 10 to 20 years," says Councillor Rick Johnson, assuming Pickering residents ate going to toler- ate Mr. Johnson or any or all of the present councillors for that period of time. Councillor Maurice Bremner sug- gested the Town could generate a lot of revenue from the sale of its land in the arra. Are we to assume Town council was not awrane of this before? How dumb does he think we are? It am worse! WLs. Takacs states, "ane only sour now came from Eastern Power .Developers Inc. ri Is it not a wter's poskion to, inform, not to 66M or disagree with a political position? Should she not make a comment predicated by "in my opinion"? I object strongly, and so should you. Columnists in elajor papers have the �--7 1_.Tvi� 1 approach to setting up business at the Brock West dump: We desperately need new business that is sound and practical. Mayor Wayne Arthurs' comment that "We are not going to be their test site" rings hollow. His background as a teacher does not qualify him to be judge and jury, nor are some of the other councillors who don't see farther than the next election. Why must Pickering always be designated a bedroom community by backward thinking by council? If EPD does locate in another community, which is hardly likely because the methane gas is here and can be used practically, we stand to lose. EPD's proposal for a facility that would din waste into r cyclabies and energy has to be approved by the Ministry of the Environment and Energy and certified efficient. Why are some members of coun- cil opposed? Am there other reasons? In trey opinion I don't think the only sour note was EPD. Is Pickering Council becoming too complaint? Herb Cd1ey ridlerills RWETT Sports Staff Writer Avoid agony of de -feet Bet you didn't know June is National Footcare Month in Canada I was also unaware of this special 30 -day span to honor our southern -most appendages. But, a press release from Dr. Scholl's, the corpo- rate guardians of our tootsies, changed all that. The company has released its national foot- care survey, conducted by the COMPAS Inc. research firm, which reveals some startling facts about those long-suffering and misunderstood extremities. You're likely dismissing the survey as anoth- er frivolous, mostly useless, and somewhat irrel- evant piece of information. But, just stop for a moment and think about your feet. You walk on them, run on them, shove them into your shoes and, if you're like me, generally don't give your feet a second thought. It's time to put your dogs up and discover something new and exciting about your feet. They'll thank you for it. Sum' =)'s--- * Men are more turned on by feet than women. Yup, 26 per cent of men surveyed have foot fetishes, to only 17 per cent of women. Moreover, those with a university eduucabon (23 per cent), and Quebecers (32 per cent) are more likely to find feet sexy than Albertans (10 per cent). Young people also find feet more sexy than do older Canadians by a margin of 27 to 13 per cent. * Wayne Gretzky tops the list of Canadian celebrities in whose shoes men would most like to walk. Among women surveyed, Pamela Wallin and Alanis Mo issette tied for this dis- tinction, followed by rower Silken Laumann and author Margaret Atwood. * About one in 10 Canadians are embar- rassed by the size of their -feet. lWice as many women 0 2 per cent) fret about their foot size than men (five per cant). Quebecers are the least ashamed of their longfellows. * Ahnost half of the survey respondents, 48 Per cant, have some sort of foot admeat, the most prevalent being toemW pnoblenns. * Albertans are mar likely to iarve toenail problems (13 per cent) than arty other povinoe, while Ontrrians report more cor (10 Per car). So, take cane of your toes. Avoid the agony of de -feu. Al Riven writes in our Tuesday rotation of staff cohi n Lists. To respond to this eoh~ call Inksoume at 683-70ln a J d al 5Idw Pickering JDAMM ZVE HI a -Il � t dilat, 4%ief To REACH US 'Mm teem Adver s w a ore of &e MrooYnd Niodog. Maes 1 Poblishiq and Disuibrtiaa ,corp of newspapers. 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L IS 2H5 ppp :#www. t o.a P THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY JUNE 3, 1997 -PAGE 7 June 2-6 Has been proclaimed "Child and Youth Counsellor Week" June 4 Committee of Adjustment June 9 Executive Committee Meeting June 12 Site Plan Advisory Committee June 16 Town Council Meeting June 19 Statutory Public Information Meeting June 23 Town Council Meeting June 25 Committee of Adjustment June 30 Manaeement Meetine k," of Pickers �""I awn 5 4&21222 5683 2160 :� June 2-6 Has been proclaimed "Child and Youth Counsellor Week" June 4 Committee of Adjustment June 9 Executive Committee Meeting June 12 Site Plan Advisory Committee June 16 Town Council Meeting June 19 Statutory Public Information Meeting June 23 Town Council Meeting June 25 Committee of Adjustment June 30 Manaeement Meetine TOWN OF PICKERING Tender for Hydro Corridor Park East of the Recreation Complex T4-97 Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned department for the above no later than 2:00 p sa. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997 The work consists of park redevelopment including a complex concrete skateboard area, various sport facilities, pathways. lighting, storm sewers, extensive planting, grading, topsoiling, seeding and other features, in accordance with terms, plans and specifications prepared by the Town of Pickering. Tender forms and specifications will be available after 1010 am-. Jesse 3, 1997, and may be obtained by contacting the Department of Supply Services upon a non-refundable payment of (50.00 per set by cash or cheque made payable to the Town of Pickering. Additional information may be obtained by contacting the Consultant. Victor Ford and Associates loc. Landscape Architects (416) 703-0091. (905) 84440112. Lamest or any tender ant necessarily accepted. The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Department of Supply and Services One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario. L I V 6K7 (905) 420.4616 Vera A. Felgenar eber Jeffrey, Cryo. C.►.►, aunt Unsnap r of Supply and Services Vile sr Font, oars, Cat.[ Evier. smttuwa, Nm CMM VieMr Font and AssaciMes lac. DiroarW of Parks sad Facilities Notice of Public Special Meetin of the Executive Committee of CowK9 to Consider Proposed Modiff"dons to the Council adopted Pickermg Official Plan Wltea: Jttate 10,19f7 at 7:30 pa. WYE CWAKH Chumbers Rdterlms Civic Comptes One the Esplanade rkh rblg.Oatoriea As part of its review of the Council adopted Pickering Official Plan, the Region of Durham is consWeneg several modifications to the Plan prior to approving it. The Region is Aso proposing to defer a number of policies and designations. A Planning Report has been prepared that identifies these potential modifications, as weN as other modifications proposed by Town staff. At the abatrrs•aoted spoodd rsnttdm& the Fawn" Ce=Rkiee of C MINCE wo xaoaer ire Poll I sg Report. You acs to r a n @ III to atltetld and preside the Camoktee wkb any comments trot you many base. Please now that recommendations of this Special Executive Committee meeting will be considered at a S'paM CauscY Meeting eta Jre 17, 1997, at 7:31 pin. be the Cbmacil 0wnbers. If you have any questions, wouM like a copy of die Planning Report, or any other doctattitnits related to the Council adopted Official Plan, please contact Calheriae Rase at (11005) 42111-4f0 aolearim 2111311111, or (11195) U3-276& Pickering's "Best Kept" Secret lois summer 19 forty five minute group swim lessons for your child with transportation included froth a point close to your Pickering residence for only 595,00! For more information call the aquatic registration office at 420.4621 e. 01 ado TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to stop -up, close and sell to the abutting owners the road known as Part of Appleview Road, Plan 1051, Pickering, designated as Part 4, 40R-10631, save and except Parts 2 and 3. Plan 40R-1 1864. As shown on sketch below. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering intends. at its meeting to be held at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on June 23, 1997, to pass a by-law to stop -up, close and sell to the abutting owners the road allowance known as Part of Appleview Road, Plan 1051, Pickering, designated as Put 4, Plan 40R- 10631, save and except Parts 2 and 3, Plan 40R-11864. The proposed by-law. plan and description showing the lands affected may be viewed in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of i Pickering. 1 At the above-mentioned meeting. Council will CANADA DAY FESTIVAL bear in person. or by his or her counsel. any TuesdayJuly lam, 1997 person who claims his or her lands will be y prejudicially affected by the by-law and who Get on the Bus Gus. Park at the Go applied to the Town Clerk to be heard. Any Train Station SLoonie full tri to such person who wishes to be bard should, as .. P soon as possible, make written application to: Kinsmen Park. Kids ride free. Broke I Thy or AMCT,CMMm �� Full Family Festival 12 moon to I 1 p Tran Clerk U �c CitricCanoiptat Daytime Activities 12-5pm OneTke Esp.nre f7 —,I � ^\� * Pony Rides & Jumping Castles L1�ei bio f .� Face Painting (705) 42"11 * Pre School Pennv Carnival isYouth Activities & Volleyball Tourney DATED at Pickering this 14th day of May, 1997. * Family Entertainment Stage * Karnoke Sing -Along PUBLIC NOTICE * Bingo Tent Public notice of mateation to * Softball & Rep. Tourney pass a owners the p to known * Refreshment Garden clow and sell to the abutting owners the rood known as parts of La 26. Range 3 BFC. Pickenns ung * Candyfloss, BBQ's, Cultural Foods parts 13, 14, 15, 17, 18. 19, 23, 24, 2.i, 26 and 27, Plan 40R- 11259. Events and Activities Provided by: As shown on sketch below. Camathan Progress Club, Kinsmen Club NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Mun wipd pC, r .�;,,, Act. R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of The ■ kkai*Ajax Women, German Canadian Corporation of the Town of Pickering intends, at its Club, Sou6 Pickering SgmpM Pickering meeting to be held at the rtekering Ckvtc Comptes. Concert Band, P.C.C.CA» Crvltan One The Esplanade. Pickering. Ontario at 7:30 p ser """""b on Jane 16. 1997. to pass a by-law to stop -up. close Club, Scouts Canada, Knots of Cokimbim and sell to the abuning owners the road allowance Atonally Inler 1at100a1, Pickering Player's, known as pans of Lax 26. Range 3 BFC. Pickering. being Parts 13. 14, 15. 17. 18. 19, 23. 24, 25, 26 and Royal Cahn L non, Kniedt Club of 27. Plan 40R-11259. Ste, ping RqL The proposed by-law, plan and description showing pl„�-,;,,-� the lands affected may be viewed in the office of the "Fier "'6 Town Clerk of the Town of Pickering. 6 p m. to 10 p.Ra. At the above-mentioned meeting. Council will hear in Eve MWnsllagie person. or by his or her counsel, any person whoFAttertaiiinent &Glint Fileworils claims his or her lands will be prejudicially afiectod by eke by-law and who applied to the Town Clerk to be beard. Any suck person who wishes to be beard should, as soon as posdble. snake written application Mhc, J. Taylor. AM(T. CMM Tonna C3" CI"kecumpi- wa irpwQ OasT1e Bttplaaadc tuons.aasooauass -. rtrkavkn8, O.nrio + LI V GK7 - 1111e Tow of rickniog Eseaiite Coniatinw of Canal wit) be t 4 4tk11 c000kong Stats wolo .eitires ttYsodng ao-# by -bo Li� DATED at Pickering this 96 day of loco , 1997. useadecw ad emblielint a hem" s>" to Pink cemi' bomrbased btaiseuses at ills kMeYeg w IfnihJ.el, t9l/. UWdulomIothMM" %aeabon weft will ounce at 7:X pan. indwCoined Cbrmbusofthe lite of Carlplex IIAa,► lleltlber's kiorlML litita1 Cilie CWAPkL lbese wr be a oppttrttaity to espies Female rrterllber of the WO Il a ywrtoomm al tba tMe W lbw Cwtal my mooder Enar w 4" Conninheswonno ithaiooforhone-based1ou@esaiit Rarrlagan who has rtaoeithed a bltlellr gds basket dine is im. mit" of SECM CM, 'fall warpitick#A fiiksinalpodajatieccwataYde 15M N gs1im P10M. Stitt vlrirkn gt a.qt oJl t pt'pwn+mtitt kr-hti't ler Vale "Wim swaalalotiainirdrdPektirstcedgtor.aicariaai Soon GOn71ey solnioimu aslk Torah of titiem bd- Atpop-daper h` who has received adimer kor b as ipi nt tw oof lir Marin** Ba id an ,art d i or Pat for 9 ofat� two Copiesof ere lib" Depotttnrot•s Rata mteda m Ripon will be Y of awiltbk hom the office of dte Two Clad a «utter hoe 4,1997. I • WALTS GRILL AND BARS you Pave any tpeam plea n cosna Lynda Taybr of the Planning s 1790 Liverpool Road. ■ i utpultneat a (905) 4M 46K cue am W5, or Valerie Rodrigues at eatessioa 2034. - 0 0 F±1 Eta]. .-04 S Ten thousand dollar cheque presentauun by the 1\4111. 11 t '11 t It t Pickenne Rotary Club for the Town of Pickenng Community information �i€n to he located on the north side of I iahua.. 2 it Liwrl)- l fid Councillor Brenner, Mayor Arthurs, Councillor Senis, Rotary Club President - Doug Wilkinson, Ontario Hydro - Brian Thompson t ,..gip.• -- .7urr](11), Junv �sfl. I , " t 11:0O AM I. �j:oo 1A,1 I lig. is 16e :lowige sole 'I' to Dove Iwwn wailing ler. ( ur li•iere,h are Lnigiwl I" Irensurvv for lino Ic P"f rwshmenh Music Fun 'Amnon - Alubi P I. ... __ - I ..r more mforaialicn. or X Ir. l�k your Uke, t.. roll (9C,i) f,s:3 Vw.l .-. or 4)CA45)C. -� )X1. KM ..,>t . �j 11111w'11149'11114Lf ;Ku.lwotS MX A __O;- = i1 111 VTx1la Arscesto, Search & Car Rang Saturday, June 21~ Car rally starts at 10 OOAM Cars leave evorry S mnutas Plane wr-book your start MW ( Ibew b trace aur .hrlto r� tdpaa4 inure. Workshops by Ontario Cvenealogical Society - Oshawa Wtutby Chapter 1 00PM and 3:OOPM PLUS Tombstone Tabs and Grape Yaners pith .AXW Gain Join us lot this kxhdreiser for the pulaelbat* Schoolhouse Piolea. Please cap the sale for more itlotntation and to pre -book your rally start throe. (905) 683 -Ml or (N5) 'kiwis Prawn Wane h 31en east at Btodt Road on Hw. 7 TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC MEETING on Thursday, June 12, 1997 - - 7:00 pem. A public meeting is being held at the forager Port Pickering Marina property recently acquired by the Town of Pickering, on Front Street at Finachman's Bay. The Town of Pickering is interested in hearing your Was as to how these bads should be developed and used in the future. Everyone is welcome to attend. PAGE to S. THE NEWS ADVER71SER TUESDAY, .NNE 3, 1997 Parade,ponies,, food and a week of old-fashioned fun AJAX — Get ready for tons of Westney Road and Hwy. 401 at 2 p.m. with Jones at 428-1724. Coffee, tea, pop, dessert extra. fun as the town prepares to celebrate a duration of one to two hours. Monday, June 9 — Ajax Lions Club For tickets, call Dave Cawthorne at 428 - Ajax Home Week from Friday, lune Tickets are $7, and are available by call- Pasta Night, Lions Club at Clements and 7459. 6 to Sunday, June 15. ing Angelica Watson at 427-7149 or Maria Westney roads, 5 to 8 p.m., $3 per person. See AJAX/page 10 Ten days of events are scheduled throughout Ajax, including a parade and a petting zoo, barbecues and a book sale, breakfasts of pancakes and betting on the ponies. The Ajax branch of the Royal Canadian Legion on Hunt Street will hold an open house throughout Home Week, with non-members welcome. Admission to the open house is free. Ajax Hydro will also hold a free open house during the duration of the event at its Taunton Road loca- tion with refreshments available. Following is a schedule of events for the social event of the year in Ajax: June 6, 7, and 8 — Friends of Ajax Library Giant Book Sale, Ajax Community Centre. 2 to 9 p.m. Fri- day, 10 a -m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Saturday, ,lune 7 — Ajax Home Week Parade, 12:30 p.m., starts from Hunt Street and Mills Road. — Ajax High School 40th Anniversary Open House, I to 4 p.m., at the school on Bayly Street. — Children's Petting Zoo, Ajax BIA (shopping plana), noon to 4 p.m., free admission. Sunday, June 8 — LACAC-Ajax Heritage Bus Tour through historic Ajax and Pickering Village, starting from Ajax Transit GO station at THE TOWN OF AJAX The Council of the Town of Ajax congratulates the 1997 Home Week Committee for their organization and planning of this year's Home Week Festivities. We hope all Ajax residents and visitors participate in and enjoy the manv 1st row left to right: Roger Anderson - Regional Councillor Wards 1 & 2; Steve Parish - Mayor: Jim McMaster - Regional Councillor Wa rds 3 & 4. 2nd row lett to right: Pat Brown - Councillor Ward 4; Scott Crawford - Councillor Ward 2; Frank Schaper - Councillor Ward 1; Joe Atkinson - Councillor Ward 3. ELVIS IS IN THE BUILDING! A Remarkable LIVE Tribute to Backed by the Presented Tennessee Valley Band at Thurs. June 12 Annandak Country Orb Relive the lo,lq glory days of Rock 'n Roll . Tickets 0* SID. in odrarce 511. at door (ASH BAR ;% Doves Open d L--00 M sMw shits of 9A0 PM rKkets Aod ANNANDALE 683=3210 ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB Gw& St. N. of &* Aja •:� See you this weekend at Ajax Home Week! a tt gntLY i• 1 1 i PICKERING VILLAGE DENTURE CLINIC 70 Please come and enjoy the Festival William Steil, DD, F.C.A.C.(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Dr. GeoWe H. Dagg Denta(Suweon i J • We welcome you to the Village. Come join in the fun at the festival. 73 Old Kingston Road Pickering Village 683-3700 PICKERING VILLAGE PHARMACY 59 OLD KINGSTON RD., AJAX 683-9271 SPECIALTY COMPOUNDING PHARMACY NAIL'PLUS• STUDIO THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY JUNE 3, I"T-PAGE! 0 r • • .�r F COME A_ND ENJOY OLR TWENTY-THIRD W-NtiTAL � invites you to come in and take a browse O enng: • $10 manicure special , • $5 airbrush { • $2 face painting for kids " ON KhWt.. we. W" Wx i Saturday, June 14, 1997 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 10 a.m. to I 1 a.m. I l a.m. to 9 P.M. 12 p.m. to 4 p.m - 1 I a.m. to 3 p.m. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Music and Pmfreshnwft 428-2162 60 IiartdaN Dr. Oobtba Z(ntt'QUr!g & Oiftg Appraisals Repairs & Restorations Clock Repairs, Hand Rubbed Finishes, Refinishing Supplies Drop by & visit while at the festival. 22 Linton Avenue 1. *5111E:� The Shops and Businesses of the Pickering Village - Square welcome you to tthe Call for leasing inquiries 60 Randall Dr. 619 M -127o Creative Pastimes Fo(kArt Studio Classes & Seminars in Folk Art, Basketry, Calligraphy, Fabric Supplies: Brushes, Wood, Paints, Books, Packets and more ..TIW 1c:4xih►liff 109 Old Kng W Rd w &a**" Horn Unit 1, Apt, 0 M., LIT 3A6 "L.$r, l" 905-683-6109 1111on.-Thuts.7-9 A"QVE DiscovMeS We Specialize In: • Furniture Refinishing • Upholstery • Cane, Rush, Seagram • Cleaning & Restoration Of Original Finish 0 ,,30 Restorahat 4 78 Old Kingston Rd. $ -Pickering Village AJAX ,� y - Antiques & Cam MMM 1683-8243 PANCAKE BREAKFAST at Village['hartuacy on r t 4:_ ilM `- Old Kingston Road. -i:�s aM CRAFT TABLES =7=2 Crafts and baked goods throughout the streets. - FESTIVAL PARADE Church S[.. Kingston Road, Mill to Lincoln, Randall, Linton. ✓ i- t .� THE COURTYARD t r 1 ♦ rl Live entertainment 8. barbeque. •r ` ^.<: ' �== PIG ROAST cT' ... �.- Beer Garden and Local Musicians ++n Old Kingston Road at the ()Id IGA Parking Lot. i SAFETY ON WHEELS Bike Rodco, Rollcr Bladtng, Skateboarding at the Pickering Y.. I ligh School. - ANTIQUE CAR SHOW Contest for best car will be ti -z held at the Village Arena Memorial Park on Church. SOMETHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMELY VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS Village Community Centre - • THE TOWN CRIER • BIKE RODEO • YOUNG 22 Sherw(x)d Ave. SINGERS OF AJAX • PETTING "LOO • INFLATABLE RIDES FOR KIDS • CLOWNS • FACE PAINTING • HISTORIC TREASURE HUNT A1vTIQ[`E CARS • ARTISTS • STREET VENDORS • LACAC presents special BALLOONS • BAKE: SALE • F['N :IND .\I[ CII MORE! highlights of the Village. 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 10 a.m. to I 1 a.m. I l a.m. to 9 P.M. 12 p.m. to 4 p.m - 1 I a.m. to 3 p.m. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Music and Pmfreshnwft 428-2162 60 IiartdaN Dr. Oobtba Z(ntt'QUr!g & Oiftg Appraisals Repairs & Restorations Clock Repairs, Hand Rubbed Finishes, Refinishing Supplies Drop by & visit while at the festival. 22 Linton Avenue 1. *5111E:� The Shops and Businesses of the Pickering Village - Square welcome you to tthe Call for leasing inquiries 60 Randall Dr. 619 M -127o Creative Pastimes Fo(kArt Studio Classes & Seminars in Folk Art, Basketry, Calligraphy, Fabric Supplies: Brushes, Wood, Paints, Books, Packets and more ..TIW 1c:4xih►liff 109 Old Kng W Rd w &a**" Horn Unit 1, Apt, 0 M., LIT 3A6 "L.$r, l" 905-683-6109 1111on.-Thuts.7-9 A"QVE DiscovMeS We Specialize In: • Furniture Refinishing • Upholstery • Cane, Rush, Seagram • Cleaning & Restoration Of Original Finish 0 ,,30 Restorahat 4 78 Old Kingston Rd. $ -Pickering Village AJAX ,� y - Antiques & Cam MMM 1683-8243 FAGS 10 - n= NEWS AD^VERMM nMWAX JUNE 3, 1"" a licence t AJAX/From page 8 Wednesday, June 11 — Recreation Advisory Council and Ajax Civic Awards. Ajax Community Centre. HMS Ajax Room, 7 p.m. Admission is free. Thursday, June 12 — Pine Ridge Insurance and Friends of Ajax Home Week Auction, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322. Hunt Street, viewing at 7 p.m., auction at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Sponsored by Pine Ridge Insurance Agencies, Picotte Insulation Inc. and Plastics Ltd., Dickson Printing Ltd., KX96 FM. MDK Electric, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322. For Signs and Displays of the Times, Rogers Community 10. — Party on the Patio, East - Side Mario's, Westney Road and Hwy. 401, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., with live entertainment. Friday, June 13 — Ajax Legion Monte Carlo Night at the Legion on Hunt Street. 6 to I I p.m., admission free. Saturday, June 14 — Pickering Village Parade and All Day Festival, Old Kingston Road and Church Street. Pancake breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. near Village Pharmacy, parade at 10 a.m.. arts and crafts show from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., pig roast and beer tent at noon. children's events in the afternoon. — Safety on Wheels, Lin- coln Alexander Public School, Church Street, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., safety for roller blades. bikes and skateboards. — Ajax Kinsmen Steak Barbecue and Dance Party, 7 p.m. to I a.m., Ajax Commu- nity Centre, West Arena. Tick- ets $20 per person, contact Patrick Doyle. 683-7494. Sunday, June 15 - Ajax Rotary Club Pancake Break- fast. Monarch Avenue soccer field by the Ajax Community Centre. 8 to I I a.m.. $3 adult: $2 children. Ivan Irwin, 683- 7321. — Town of Ajax Picnic for Everyone, I I a.m. to 2 p.m., Harwood Avenue South and Lake Driveway, family fun and barbecue. Treat dad to lunch on Fathcr's Day. Admis- sion is free but you must pay for food. — Aiax Day at the Races, Picov Downs, 1:30 to 4:30 p. m., special mayor's derby. Free admission and parking when you tell staff at the gate you're from Ajax. — Cakes by the Lake, in support of the United Way of Ajax -Pickering, by KX96 FM, with live entertainment, live on air with KX96 Boom Box, free cake, early 44, bird draw for United NAWay Dream Vaca - tion, at the Ajax waterfront at 4 rJ the Park. I to 4 p.m., Rotary Park. Park car at Ajax _ . B1A Plaza and take the Harwood bus to the lake free. — Sea Scouts of Canada By The Lake, refreshments and fun just prior to the fire- works. — Home Week Fireworks, 8:45 p.m. approximately, Ajax waterfront, free admission. WESTNEY RD. at HWY. 2 686-2182 MC7lL� /�/ ,� GOODjYEAR BFGoodrich* FOUR GREAT TIRES 1119101119, 24 V& ROLLED INTO ONE Al IS .lici wa INCLNDES 4 YEAR ROAD HAZARD P 155/8OR 13 WW__ $47. 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Mdrir rr�F�rUae pub r "Na Ititer Ift" • YrMet w1�s Irr wrr rrra 1 1 $ySt81i) I•,• �..w: errrrirrt ntr 1 I D age iYrrleM.l.+d.ra.r.r•�.rrrr.r.rnoirq i F 'Wy SKIM •'P�1b IrOn FWE Brake Inspection I 1_ FREE BRAKE & TIRE INSPECTION All tire & service specials good UN July 15/97 or white suppbss last THE NEWS ADVER72SER TUESDAY, JUNE 31"7 - PAGE 11 Teachers vote on actions a ainst Toryreforms job g `We need to keep debates and hearings before it is passed. She Meanwhile, members of Local 218 of the legislation is approved. says the government has made amendments Canadian Union of Public Employees, Both Ms. Jermey and Ms. Bugden say talking' about to some legislation in which represents most non -teaching school there will be no official acton by either the past. staff with the public and separate school teachers or CUPE workers until legislation reforms: MPP Ms. Jermey says the boards in Durham, voted 98 per cent in is announced by the Province. OSSTF and other teach- favor of a province -wide BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER Results are unknown of last week's vote by Durham Board of Education high school teachers on whether to hold province -wide job sanctions related to anticipated provin- cial legislation. The members of the Durham chapter of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF) voted last Tuesday after being asked to give the federation a mandate for a variety of job actions, upto and including a province -wide strike if Queen's Park introduces legislation that will change union rights, as teachers believe. Pat Jermey, who heads the OSSTF locally, says the local results aren't being calculated here but are being sent directly to OSSTF head- quarters which will then announce results when all voting is completed. "We're certainly looking for a strong result here;" she says. Ms. Jermey says any actions planned by the federation will not come about unless the government ..moved to limit or alter our collec- tive bargaining rights" The union believes the provincial government plans to introduce legis- lation in June that would restrict teachers' contracts. However, Durham West M PP Janet Ecker, Minister of Community and Social Services, says the track record of some union spokesmen in predicting government legislation has been "abysmal". She says some people predicted Bill 104 would see school janitors and secretaries fired but "Bill 104 had nothing to do with that. "I can't believe the teachers who 1 know, with their passion for kids, would risk the education of these kids for speculation;' Ms. Ecker says. " I think asking people to break the law and risk the education of children is wrong. "I know there arc some differences of opinion on education reform and I respect that. We need to keep talk- ing." alk- ing " She adds that any legislation intro- duced by the government is subject to Psoriasis treatments discussed New treatments for psoriasis will be the topic of the June meeting of the Psoriasis Society of Canada Also on the agenda of the Monday, June 9 meeting will be the National Psoriasis Walk of Oct. 5. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Oshawa General Hospital, Room 1002 main floor. Don't Miss the 2T' Annual Sato Malty 7-15,1997 Its a Family Affair ers' unions have already given approval for province -wide job sanc- tions to the umbrella organization, the Ontario Teachers' Fed- eration, but the OSSTF decided to give individ- JANET ual members a chance ECKER to make their feelings `There are know in a vote. differences' She says actions could range from teach- ers withdrawing from provincial commit- tees on which they serve to a strike. strike if the Province approves changes to con- tract negotiations. Local president Cora -Lee Bug - den says workers are afraid they'll lose successor rights or will have parts of their contracts removed under any labor legislation reforms. CUPE Ontario, which also represents health care, municipal and child care workers in the province, has threatened a strike if JOIN US WEDNESDAY EVENINGSd An Amrfean Itt=lhm Eaie'T WHEN... T y �' yC 1 (1 child per adult entree) 839-5811 PICKERING T "WN CENTRE ty T� �f $ :R ;OPEN 7DA S AWE g. Beatutiful I 10x7 Poor` Fist c cmid ends pay arc . omTete with 3�( ate P 19 HoAk M niatutc Golf„ fen is E ottrt - - >d U 'mini %h + _- ... n. water f CEDAR';,M S►iMMERSWIM PA.SSAVAIfiIBf�` 6TH CCNMSSION PARK 5'9n PUBLICSWIMNING .00� TAI NTON RD FIVE POWs MAU cc i wci+Mar a wAeo.n,n, a. r:OL rx.5 M i tc , N( rt fi O' RD WT OFF *• Bow 'Brivilf usl Qf> ' "Duchad' "57 Mt VI EASF NO PEI ti 'Phone. 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FILM: A free film, The Goddess Remembered, CANCER INFORMATION: Alternative Ther - apies: Myth or Magic is the topic of a cancel house Toastmasters meet Tuesdays from general at the Whitby Free Methodist Church, 1916 will be shown by the Ajax -Pickering Women's information session being held by Hearth Place 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Guest 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd., suite 224, Picker- Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. Guest speaker Dr. Mickey Mehal will talk on humor and health and Centre at 7 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church, portable 2, Randall Drive and Hwy. 2, at 7:30 p.m., speaker is Lynda Phippard, a registered nurse. ing. It's designed to promote speaking, give a workshop following the meeting. Lunch Ajax. 686-2661. Seating limited. Register, 579-4833. listening and thinking skills. 831-1855. RETIRED TEACHERS: The Super- annuated Teachers of Ontario, Durham Region, District 28, holds its annual spring business dinner meeting at Trini- ty United Church, 116 Church St., Bow- manville. Reception at I 1 a.m., business affairs at noon and dinner at 12:30 p.m. Pascal LaRouche. executive director of the Superannuated Teachers of Ontario, will speak. All retired teachers welcome. 723-5376 (Margaret Durkin). GENEALOGICAL: Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meet.% at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resource Centre. behind City Hall in Oshawa. Guest speaker is J. Brian Gilchrist, genealo- gist. talking about Ontario wills and estate records. The meeting is free and open to the public. 683-2476 (Marion) or 723-7460 (Bessie). CAREGIVER SUPPORT: Caregiver Support Group tor people supporting someone with cancer meets at Hearth Place. 86 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa, from I to p.m. The gawp meets Tues- days on a drop-in basis. 579-4833. NVEDNFtiDAY, JUNE 4 AUTISM: '11ic Durliam Chapter of the Autism Society meets at 7:30 p.m. in the community room of the Durham Regional Police Station at Harwood Ave. anti Wc%tncy Rd.. Ajax. There's support for families of individuals with PDD or autism. 427-9572 (Judy). FUN FAIR: Westney Heights Public School. 45 Brennan Rd., Ajax. holds a fun fair 5 to 8 p.m. Bake sale. clowns, face painting, dunk tank_ 427-7819. Don't Miss the 2r Annual lei Saturday Jene 74% 1997 Its a Family Affair Words of Wisdom It is possible to drive through �r some big -game compounds in your car. This gives the animals the opportunity to observe humans in their natural habitat, Dickson the automobile. Pay your News Advertiser carrier the $5.00 delivery charge and you could win a For collection #6 traffic holdups slow you down. And with 29 mayor inter- changes, you zip across town, around town and into town. When completed, the ETR will run 69 kilometres from Highway 403 in Oakville to Highway 48 in Markham. The first 36 kilometres from Highway 410 in Brampton to Highway 404 in Markham opens June 7th. You can test drive it free for a limited time without a transponder. If you already have your transponder, install it now and try it out, and you could win a daily prize or a grand prize. Now that you know what a transponder is, try the ETR out free and then sign up for one. Find out more. Call our Customer Service Information line 1-888-407-0407, for local calls, (905)-264-5330, fax us at 905-264-5315, or visit our website on the Internet at www.407etr.com, or write to us at 407 ETR, P.O. Box 6300, Concord STN. Main, Concord, ON L4K 4Y3. . `if you don't have a transponder, a licence plate recognition system captures a video image of your plate and bills the registered plate owner the per kiknnetre toll charge plus an extra f t to// per trip to cover addrtiona/ processing costs Z f ,' / S S T • VV N Opens June 7. 4 U/ Express Toll Route Your B usiness Foundation funds Christopher Grant, a board member of the local Barbara Black Foundation, cheerfully accepts a cheque donation from Eric Williamson, general manager of the Sears store at the Pickering Town Centre recently. The donation was part of $400,000 the Sears Canada Charitable Foundation raised last holiday season. Over the past three years, the retailer's charitable foundation has donated $1.5 million to children's charities across Canada from funds raised through the sale of Canadian Living books and Yeti stuffed toys. 0 aboUt ft O`' IntsO pWcr ends soon. Call today! Limited Time Offer. 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Come find out at our Information Session Thursday, lune 5 brio pm - h:oo pm Durham College, Roan 1-110 2000 smxm Sirert Ncxih, utaava If you have any questions contact Sandra Gunn at 721-3003. UVfVEX S17[ i AYORK UVIVINSITY TRENT UNMRSRY Educating You for the Real World. whatt A Huge ale'.'. M H i EL��■■.■ See Tomorrow's Oshawa Whitby This Week And Ajax Pickering News Advertiser For Details. PAGE 14 - 771E NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1"? P Pickerin.9 S P orts Al Rivett, sports writer 083-5110 Fix: 083-7363 News Advertiser Dunbarton senior Spartans chase photo by Andrew Iwanowski Can I serveY ou . Brent Ching of Team Jaguar lets go with a serve dur- ing tennis action at the Glendale Tennis Club. This match was played on the weekend. Pickering squirts' bats booming to take tourney PICKERING — The two walks, while MacLeod, Pickering Bank of Montreal Billy Keith and Oliver squirt boys' rep softball team Salmon all had singles. defeated several of the best Pitcher Magee started the squads in the province to win first inning by striking out the the Peterborough Thunder side. Fastball Tournament on the In the second game, weekend. Pickering's MacLeod pitched Pickering met Napanee in a no-hitter and allowed only the championship contest, one run to score on a walk as with solid pitching and hot the Bank of Montreal squirts bats leading to a well-earned mercied North Fredricksburg 5-1 victory. It was the first 11-1. MacLeod also regis- tournament victory for tered a fine game at the plate Pickering in four seasons. with a triple and single. Keith Pickering began its assault had two singles and a triple, on Napanee pitching right while Paradiso, Drew from the opening inning as McCallum and Magee had Chis MacLeod and Anthony two singles apiece. Jeff Paradiso walked and were 'Hollywood' MacFarlane, brought horns on a homer by Salmon and Kid McCallum Drew McCallum. The made fine defensive plays Napance pitcher faced all during the game. nine Pickering batters in the Pickering earned a berth opening inning. in the championship game by Meanwhile, Chris defeating the Kanata Pirates MadL"Ws pitching was no 10-4 in the third game. match for Napanee batters Magee allowed only four hits who managed only seven hits in the contest, while striking and one run. Jeff Magee out six batters. Pickering swatted two singles in the recorded nine hits and was contest and- Mike Fuller con- aggressive on the base paths. tributed a single. Team members are Chris The Bank of Montreal MacLeod, Billy Keith, Jeff squirts opened the tourney by Magee, Kiel McCallum, doubling hast Peterborough Drew McCallum, Jeff 8.4. Leading. the hit parade MacFarlane, Anthony for Pickering were Drew Paradiso, Oliver Salmon, McCallum with a triple, dou- Michael Fuller, Jeremy ble and single. Kiel Whelan ,and .. Stephen McCall= scored twice on Tsatskas. Ontario rugby championship PICKERING — The week after winning the Dunbarton High School regional title in Ajax Friday. Spartans senior boys' rugby The defending champion team is headed to the provin- Spartans blanked the Father cial championships later this Leo J. Austin Wildcats from Scoreboard CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE UNDEW10'BE' STANONGS TEAM G W L T F A PTs w^,',by 3 2 0 1 11 3 7 Dadnngton 4 2 1 1 7 7 7 Uxbf KIW 4 2 1 1 11 11 7 Pickering 2 1 1 0 7 5 3 Osha-a Kicks 4 0 4 0 2 10 0 U04DEW10'AE' STANDPIGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Ajax 2 2 0 0 9 0 6 Ostia" Kicks 2 2 0 0 S 1 8 Pleltsring 2 1 1 03 4 3 Whitby 2 1 1 0 3 10 3 Cobourg 1 0 1 0 1 3 0 Dow 0gbn 1 0 1 0 2 12 0 II1004-11 'AE' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS North York Azzurri 3 3 0 0 18 2 9 Do linglon 3 3 0 0 13 2 9 PMnboramo 1 2 1 0 1 3 2 4 Plolm1to 1 1 0 0 2 0 3 Whitby 2 1 1 0 5 4 3 Cob -9 3 0 2 1 4 17 1 U, 'rie 3 0 3 0 2 7 0 PeleMorargh 2 3 0 3 0 0 13 0 Non+ Scarborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IN DER-12.Ar STANDNGS TEAM G W L T F A PTs O•ha.e Kicks 1 1 0 0 5 0 3 oehene Turut 1 1 0 0 7 2 3 Cleirlee 1 1 0 04 3 3 Ap• 1 0 1 0 3 4 0 Cobourg 1 0 1 0 0 5 0 P00boroug! 1 0 1 0 2 7 0 Pkbering 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whitby 13-0 in the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics championship 'AAA division contest at the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club. The Spartans now advance to the 16 -team Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association rugby championships in Oakville. Bruno Azcvedo and Martin Burrafato led the Spartans with one try apiece. Al Thatcher booted a penalty kick for the other scoring play - The Spartans advanced to the championship game after silencing the Exeter High School Falcons of Ajax 18-0 in the semi-final game at Pine Ridge Secondary School last Wednesday. The Dunbarton Spartans midget boys' rugby team was not as fortunate in the LOSSA championship final against Port Perry High School, dropping a 10-0 decision. In the junior final. Port Peng defeated the Sinclair Secondary School Celtics of Whitby 32-3. The 'AA division senior title was also won by Port Perry, 10-7 over Brock High School. 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Now hard drives from $Ass. upgrade vow lar end pamu n CPV* and frode for Ir" 120'*. 133'* and IWs aro 200•* to as low as 809.00 Complete new PW*M Systems from $665. New morvWs has 219 wdh a Svsawe used mertlws from M. VGA, Ctwtgal Com - V~. 164 Ase Rd- E.. Bowmarnse at cwt 432. "my 401 0107-30510. HIES TO 0000 HOW Complete horrWWWeee soon ty ellwm 2 yr. ma► Acing apeento a $24 96 per mnorndm, tyck,des poke e9straaon. (Peace, meds cel. ire). Vakrd at 9549 Cal 88 at 905-420.6566. FURNITURE SALE - toga sofa and Cwrsolyd oak deacons boo , wooden kyf~ eet and more must sea Please cos 669-4271 maw 6 Pan GGALW_ Hock" equip- ment. ped 28' ($299) wow- mo6ate blades and Caiku- w (5225) call 905-697- 301& OOLF CLUBS - Mia and Ladies; ismrnowet snow- blower $145. Penta: Cam- era SM: dsttxrtdew S75; ar condemner 1195: dada seeker $15: wagon $25; Eleceok*n vat sm. Wapner Rorty US; shop vac $15: Yhles saw 1175: ANTKIIJES Otrkcan phyte oosse table 11175; pate leg (pa -Ned) SM; dreomm erg m lW $175: reoa0 cob. el 596; parlour two. mahogany $175; has Mille $125. dost d dp $55; 43D,2860 QVIEAT VALUE SALE- SWI.kidge, No ntw Sime . mes'desal g, cart.. Ike wee rip. Fridge - 16.5 an. R GE I>M 4206974, IEWWS HUBCAP CEW TRE Naw a wd tstteel coca, now lost SWOW sat bodes owridwed Ship arkyaekena Td sm I- 906461 -ISM PaMdW- amok IME-A~BM d"dwfdd a chair $100: 314 moa sool- able bel $400; Moneo dl- mripown tis. 4 dais a iaddt $390: queen mina Wei~ wfrl semww tlsmeaes maw"& beelw; boob ass headbowd i ON" $200: pmlrnbo CO - mode SW. I., - staph r SW. 4-~ sbefw type .weir ash Implies $100. HO TIUBN SET - My waved Goal ar , Il g rxvrdaat cdw*m 4-W Call 9064804010. News Advertiser !AGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1!97 BEArticles PT01 Articles Pools, Automobiles Autorttobiks Autt1111obiles Automobiles Trailers �Ap=s For Sal For Sal 11 For Sob For Sale For Sak 1 YUarroed 1 PATIO DOORS Brand USED FRIDGE $225. and EARLY BIRD SPECIAL TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR - new from $299. Incredible, up, used stoves $200. and 16' x 24' rectangular Kayak RYL'S. WHERE YOU'LL Full Warranty. (905) 986- up, used washers $250, pool includes decks b fent- GET MORE CAR FOR 1573 dryers $179 and up. Brand W9. $5,195. Meets fencing THE MONEY. 90 Plymouth new brand name "es. by-laws• 25yr, warranty 1- Acclaim -black cherry, 4 dr, 16. c.f. $605 . New brand 800.668.7564. Pickering/ auto. A/C. 131K, $4850. 90 name 30' stoves S449. and Ajax. phone 416-796-7509. Ford Aerostar Ext Van, up. New scratch and dent burgundy/grey, loaded. V6. barfndges 5 c.1. $249 Ste- • , Lost ac $6495 90 Caprice Phenson's Furniture and • Brougham 2 tone blue. Appliances 227 Court st., Found V8, last of rear Oshawa, 576-7448 wheel dines, BSK (1 own- er) $7995. 90 Mustang Co- bra GT. Red, loaded 5 spd, V8. new tired, sharpest car in town! $8995. 89 Nissan Pathfinder, bleck/silver, 2 dr. 5 spd. V6. loaded. 40, 142K, $9500. 89 Cavalier Z24, blue. 2 dr, auto. load- ed. V6. 141K. $5695 firm. 89 Cavalier Z24 conert- ble, wht, new top, loaded. 97K. $8500 Cod! 89 Ponti- ac 6000 LE, blue/silver. loaded, V6, 118K. X-tra dean, $5500. 89 Bonne - vibe. gild. 3800 a qw. A/ C. 148K. $49%, Be Chrys- ler Caravan. white. 7 pass, V6. A/C, 142K, $4800. 88 Cadilac hill size, loaded. 87k, leather, $7995. 88 Marc Topaz, red. auto. AFC. 147K. $2995. 87 Topaz, grey. auto. 81K. 52995. 86 Dodge Ram 112 ton, beige, 190K, U -11x, U -saw, $995 FOR THESE AND MORE GREAT DEALS COPE VISIT DARRYLS AT 170 BLOOR ST. E.. OSHAWA 436-1522. 1941 Omega -raw tires, new battery. D.D., p.s., p.w.. air. $800 o.b.o as is. Am/ Fm caesette. Cal 728 - am 1!NCadillac. now ex- haust . brae and rad. 52800, or will ooreidsr !rade- 623- 5272 atter 6 p.m. 1994 SPORTY Dodge charger cylinder. 22 Litre. automatic. Crum* rzntrd. P, pb. from rifieel drive, sun roof, good condom $950 Cal7W7862357 19.5 Cadiftac Sedan Seville tiny loaded, amilm steno Cassette. mechan- ceny At, clean throughout no net. Must saft. $2475 Certified. ob.o. 728.76901. 106 NISSAN 300 ZX. Nd winter driven. only 85,000 key.. $3296.00, can w 5765M6. 666.5148. 190 FNMO 2.SL. 4 eybn- der 5 speed. And. sunroof, stared for 7 feera 67 500 km M raw brakes. $3985. Cal 427-6646 IM Pony (red). excellent runner, good body. Needs door latch i E Drake to ar- dy. $300 firm Dave 965- 7614 t0i Subaru XT. 4WD, Turbo. auto. awned aria now, 172.000 kms, runs great, good tans, $1900. Work 9056663011: Home 9054SS-3112 109 TOYOTA CAMMRY, WAO, PoiwM-SfNrng, pow - N Dukeli good condom. $2.650 or Deet titer. Cal 905-666-064. KITCHEN, Cabinets and counter tops, double sink 6 Fossett. Perfect for cottage. Available Mid to end July. $1500 O.B.O. Call (905) 428-8369 MARSHALL Midstai Amplifier Head - 150 watts - WATER- if you are con- LOST - FRIDAY, MAY 30, Cabinet watts. Valued cerned with the taste smel in Loblaws store $1200. Asking $600. 080. ore or parking Call 438-8650 Wor look of your water. we W. a sapphire and dna- Can help Call for into 686 mond pendant Reward of MEAT Equipment ler sale. Berkel Eletxrorwc Scale with automatic Porter and labels (Lbs 6 Kgs) $500. Most Wrapper stainless steel Boa model with wrap $150. Antique 'Daytonmeat Scale $150. Kitchen /lid portable $100. 40 gal, we - ler heater like new $50. Call (705)786.2357 MOOD -BURNING stove: Air tight Lakewood Elk. Asking $400. Ideal for col - flags. 905-839-6796. NEMER Manacun table, drag, nail sugaring d pedi- rare supplies, perfect for the beginner. $550 or bat offer Cal 905.66565'$4. PIANO and b Mlell, black Yamaha.Solid spruce sound board. 6 years Left On warranty. $4750. CM after 6 P.M. (905) 668-9462 SMEDMAN Ouality wooden shads 6' X 8' barn kit. only 5299 plus tax. ill" other sizes and styles available. Also garages aid docks. 761 Mcli Rd Unit 3. Pickering. For more Oft call 905-619-2083. ENTMANMENT Cemn custom built. natural solid oak 5650. 905-728-8906 Nave moose". SOFA BEDS, had wieering FOLDING WIRE Stackable containers Sieh at Wast 1 Il 8351 or 686-0234 after 5 found. Please call Judi, p.m. (905)619-9655 Zrticles Wanted • I po�w�*�,,q,, We bury estates. Old furniture,pre 1940, , clu ding chip Cab bookcases. drong b room sets, cedar ch treadle sewing mact and more. Cal Jeff at 63••1243 BEAGLE PUPPIES - Pur- ebred, no papers, vet checked, first shpts, ready to 90 June 4111. Call Laurie . 905665-0191 HORSE BOARDING small friendly barn in WhM- by has 10 x 12 ft. stags. available Outdoor rig, good traile. $175. mo. Sue (905)655-8369 1i1lEATON TERRIER Pup - Des for sale. 1St shots. de- wormed. parents on site. excellent blood fire, to nity '-ad- $900. Can 905- 983-9686 SHELTIE PUPS: Blue d Th -Dare to be dMereni CKC registered. Champion per - ends, gnat teruhperanienL hul wriOw guarantee. tame raised. breeder Cal 905- 6561172 AMERICAN COCKER SPANIELPuppies. A0a- able, of chonate. io m9 1,o da. 01, 1 and blacks Purebred. slats. dewormed. tails decked. ':time -rattled. Cal 985- 8021 For Rent aping too from $499 Frdory Mannas. 9w drop. APproin 42 cubic 1650 Bayy St. Pickering It Contact Abe. 683-5117 ' ' Automobiles (905) 837-0288. for Sale STEF k HA\K'S Garage/ NEED A VEMICLE7 Poor ArrLIA, � Yard Sales credit? No cred.0 Bank- .,ic d rmekkww,c.1 ,ppbruilt7 Cag T a 905 warm"). new aw.. in /ire $twee: aloe -Sat rent kw a}ipkanws A h rbeaez L.ili kr wed appkwkc� 362 French SL 0 Ir 412-7167 OAK"E FURNITURE Traditional Woodworking is Pleased to introduce our now 'home Office- and 'Emertartmem Centers'. We hove added many raw bedroom A drug room Peas as wag ime proeay handcrldf what we $M and Cher ire hr~ quakey lw- mmhw gs swedWO any- where N low competitive prices. 905-965-0774 race 576.1800 or 1 -08 -259 - ARCADE MACHINE. 3673. 1 an hyo! works excellent. 5325 4 Pc bedroom suite 5250. 6 Pe. 1964 BEAUMONT Spot dint Set. 6195. loves" $ Deluxe. $5.500 appraised crimr $85. mamas$ and a 57000 Midnight blue. Doxspnrg $200. end tables 355/350. wry $stick, exal- S65. ansate Chris f95. lent cori0itton, roust be anaqute dresser $125. Par- seen. Everyrnrq new or ball hot only. WSM7-3532. ? and detailed. Can 613175-580 EM Antiques ANTIKA ANTIOUES 6 Collectibles NOW OPEN! Old Kingston Rd Unit e6. Pickering Village (Ajax) 905- 426-208 FAX YOUR AD TO 579.4218 1F" CORVETTE. 52.000 miles. stored. undercoated. ramie wheels. stir . a" brakes. T -cool. auto. stetoo. $12.500 Work 905.666- 5011: hone 905-656-3112 1F79 TRIUMPH TR -7 Cape. excellent condition, $8.000. Cats 905.420-4595 efta 4prn. 45.2 Twyel• Toe" Auto, 0 O $85eO. as is Abe Sal 5117, of after al 427- 1637. ARLIE SALES LTD. 520 - 510 - 4M Taunton Rd.E. Oshawa, Ontario. 726 2755. S71.7779. 1995 Dodge Ram 1500, 38,000km. V6 magnum en- gine, automatic. $15.400. 1990 Chev Silverado step - side, 305 V8, auto, air, ptw. P'1, cap. buckets 6 console. 511.950. 1990 Lumina Euro, air, tiff, crwse, buck- ets 6 console, $5,575. 1999 Grand Marquis. fug size V9. luxury, fully loaded, pull your boat/trailer with ease, $6.492. 1992 Buick Century Ltd. wagon, fully loaded. 3rd rear -facing seat, V6 beauty, ready for summer fun 6 travel, $7,595. 1989 Dodge Calf, 4 -door, auto, orgy 77,00011 economical fun car, $4,688. ARLIE SALES LTD. 1967 CHEV Cavalier, 4 - door. 4 -cylinder, new tires, vary dean. certified. 52,250 a best offer. Cas 905-579 0804. 1941 HYUNDAI EXCEL hatchback. 4 cyl.. 5 speed. over $2.000 in rapers. nn - rang condom. 2 new from tins. asking VW. Sharon, NO -1261 after 7 190 OLDS DELTA 0, black 2 door, fint. loaded. $3,100. 1983 Rabi 2 door. sunroof, auto, good corOWn. $SM. Eve. (905) 723-4235.. (9th) 786-2832. 190 FORD ESCORT LX: Sep. a/G amlim Cassano. 51600. certified. 1967 CHEVY VAN: Good for bows& ampirhg, bus ria. f390M. Both in good - clition. Call days 905- 434.1856. ewes& 905- 4361851. 1!0 HYUNDAI SONATA. race car, 5 speed, only $5.000 kms.. 53195.00. certified, hall 6WS148 or 576-5M6 /F0 DODGE Caravan. V6. 237K, $3900 103 Dy. nasty. many extras. 186K 55900. Both h1e'y miles. certified, and M excellent -"',n. (905)60-7979 1990 JAGUAR V12. V on' d Timm. body. OainL inrten- a like now Jaguar Dever arrtiaed Owned Site 1991. $19.000 Work 905- N65011: Hoare 905.455- 3112 IOW ELANTAA, 4 door. S speed. warranty. 126.000 kit., $3.900 Telaphona 436-0405 IFN GRAND MOL V6, p/ s. abs. P'l. pew, dtrunk. w Cady, straw . 44m. ap- prOK. 97,000 NO wall kms. 513.900 Like new. one owner 905683-3020. 19M LUMNA APV. low mileage, excellent atrhdi- ban, $15.900 firm. Cal (90S)72s-4957 1904 TOYOTA TERCEL aidanali0, amAm Cassette. 65,000 km, dealer serviced, groat condition. $8.500. Call John 1.905.4304167 1995 BONNEVILLE SSEI, fully Waded. mini condition. highway mileage. $23.500 certified. Serious inquiries only. 665-7036 or (905)261-0131 1995 OLDS 0, loaded, low mileage. 14,000 km, taupe grey, excellent con- dition, one owner asking $20.000. (705) 277-1592 or (905) 433-6726 1996 PONTIAC SUNFIRE, 2 dr couple. automatic. 13.000 km., mint condition, rear spoiler, styled wheels. sun root, and more. $16.500.435-0588 RUST CHECK. 1986 Cut- lass Supreme, au, $1995 certified. 1989 Tracker 4x4. automatic. $4500 certified. 1987 Acadian, automatic, $1995 certified. 905-%8- 8759.905-571.0225. TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR- RYUS. WHERE YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY. 94 Cavalier, black. 2 -door, 5 -speed, $5.000ks, $7495. 93 Corsi - ea white. !-door. V6. load. ad. 136,000ks $6950. 92 Cavalier, red. 2 -door- auto. A/C. 85.000ks, $6950. 92 Plymouth Cargo -extended van, whl. V6. 113K. $6888. 91 Qrmhor RS, black. 4 dr auto. A'C, 77k, wry clean. 56900 91 Porhtiac Sunbxd whit. w. 4 dr, auto. A/C. 94k. $5995. 91 Corsica, emerald green. 4 dr. auto. AIC. 123k. $5900. 91 Z34, blec k, 2 dr, 3.4 V6. Waded. timed windows, 16ek, $7450. 91 Cavalier - wrm, 4 dr. auto. AC. 131K. $5395. 91 Su mord, plus. 2 dr. auto. AOC. 84. $6950. THESE ARE JUST SOME FINE EXAMPLES OF LOW li OMETER OUALITY USED CARS YOU'LL FIND AT DARRYL'S AUTO CEW TRE 170 BLOOR ST. E., OSHAWA 436-3= 1984 FORD Tempo GL. auto V6, alc, 4 dr. $sow obo. 1985 Regency 96. 3.8 L.. V6, clean SIM. 434- 2775. TURN KEY AUTO SALES - INS Caravan SE. V6. auto. 7 -pass.. 53995 an.: 1968 Topaz L. 4 ryl. 5 slid. air. $1695 art 1966 Min Ram Van, 4 cyl. 5 spd, a/c. $2495 art: AS IS SPE- CIALSI 1967 Caravan SE, V6, auto. a/c. 7 -pass. 51995 as 1a IoM Cadaac Fleetwood, 5 Into. Waded. $1295 as is. Cal Ted Bo W 723-7471. WINTER BEATER - 1979 Mercury. new brakes, only 113,000 km Dependable. Asking $600 obo Cal Chris 7211 f P db urn. $75 to $7500 for scrap cars 8 trucks or any condition vehicles. 24 hr professional pick-up. Free Towing. Call (905) 706-5740 A i A AUTO- We pay S80- $10.000 Cash on the spot. Any condition, any year. Call us anytime, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 inti. sery- ice. 905-686-5003 or 905- 706.5234 CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condi- bon. Call 427.2415 or come b 479 Bayty St. East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. Trucks un, for Sale 1965 International, 22' 5 ton, 5 spd, single axle, DT466. too many new parts to I V. Bias to prove. Ceni- tied. asking $8.500. Call Tony 721-09%. 1987 FORD RANGER, 7 ft. box. v-6. 5 speed marital, liner and deluxe calilarga ape heavy duty hitch and wiring, radq, one owner, excellent condition, Certi- fied. $3.500 o best filer. 655-85.90 190 3M ton GMC Sierra. 200.000 kil.. 305. new fires, exhaust, brakes. etc. Asking $4.900 or best oiler certified 725-25M ager 6 p.m. 19M JEEP YJ LAREDO. 6 cyl, 4.2 lith. 5 spd. 4Wheel drive. 163.000 km, alloy runs. clti- P•dllge• PS, Ob. Kenwood CD player, 3 tops. asking 57200. 5711- 3952 190 FORD F1150. PICK- UP. 22%. 6 cyt , auto. air. certified. 53.500. 1987 Isu- zu Trooper 230K. $2.750. (905) 623.1522. 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 x 38 h. mobile home., 10 x 20 fforida room. Main trailer fully furnished. One bed- room, 4 pc. bath, Iridge fun size, propane stove and oven. Electric hot water, deck 10 x 16, shed. new rool on Florida room, new carpet. Located at Nestle - In Park on Hwy 36 bet- ween Lindsay and Bobcay- geon, on water Asking $28,000 or best offer. Leave message before 4 p.m. or call after 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Ask for Denise (905) 579-3791 TRAILER 38', 1969 Hy - Line, sleeps 6. 4pc. bath. 26' aluminum awning, 30' deck• many extras, incl. BOO, electric lawn mower, Eft extension ladder. Ask- ing $19,500. View at River - wood Park, Lindsay. ON. 1- 705-324-1655. 1980 HARLEY DAVID - SON, fat Bob tanks 8 tender, wide glide front end, dust disc front brakes. Iola of chrome. $6500. 080. 905619-3030. 1993 Fonda Sabre. V-45. 750 cc, ekcelat condition, 52100 obo. Dave - 985- 7614 IM YAMAHA Seca it. 600 cc, ed. mint condition, 2.900 lid.. asking $4.500. Telephone (905) 721- 0177 EM Marine 20 FT. O -DAY, sloop. 9.9 Honda outboard, main. jib, gena. stereo, fun electri- aUkgMing. wood interior YanSl trailer. many extras. $4.500 1997 sonar Tent Traias. 6 rod Sales frm 55300. Rentab hint, S235 RerYrip Canoes peddle basis, fiehrg Doan boat trailers Brodkin (905)655.8176. 87 BON -ANI 850 H.D. tem Aparbyglift trailer Sleeps 6, ale-wc 00nverter, heater. sink. stow. Like rye. Asking 53500 o b.o. 905.430 6401 !�� (905) 686-2341 " '1 t Recreational • t' - 190 DODGE CARAVAN, ' VlhlGles Turbo. 4 cyl., 7 $eau.. new �' �� f4S00 �- 19M CORSAIR GMC 2t ti flied. (906) 509-7329 �•� vee shovwroom coir EXTRA LARGE t 8 clition. 517.500. a tyst df- bedroom(s) in North Osna- 1 Trailers « (9os1983 9267 we Large balconies. qua, FOR RENT: 1989 24 Fong bu"n8 $598. and Corsair motorhame, $ for rent in the best adult bldg in Oshawa. If you're planning to sell a house or live a long time in an apt.; we're not increasing rent for you, for years to come. Please call us t0 am units. 905'7284966 1 d 2 BDRM APT. avail. June 1st. at 350 Malaga. Also 2 bdrm at 946 Mason St. $600 8 $720 per month all inclusive. No pets. Call 576-6724. 1 -BEDROOM apartment, Picketing Parkway d Brock, 4 appliances, available July 1st, $733+utilities. Call (416) 444-7391. 1 -BEDROOM, south Ajax, private entrance, ground War. deck, utilities. cable included, for quiet• single employed person- $600/ month. References. (905)619-1974 1100 SO. FT. executive 3 bedroom , en suite in mas- ter bedroom, air con. washer, dryer, gas heated. FIS. dose to downtown Whitby. Available June 668-1477. FABULOUS 36 K trailer on Large let located in Won- derful Family Park on Pi- geon Lemke. Sleept 8. 4 pc. bath, lots d ixtpbOards. 2 sfyds. 5185.000 Call Bon- ne Davis. Sutton Group Heritage 905.831-9600. microwave. awr wng, Ow. Cruise. Available },o,,, and tieing included. Available June Ist and July Jnxy 1st. Exeelent condi- tat Phony (905) 579.5584. tion. Please an (90Sµ20- OSHAWA (81" St. W) 1846 ler furtiSr irhaonrrhalion, Llarge 1 6 2 6 3 bedroom �, WANTS WO" apartments in dean law rise building. Close to 401 1 1 For Rent 8 GO, Parking Available can• fresh immedytely. From 5600. dug, delivered, Per north. Phos 905-576 1 BEDROOM Oper► con 4255. leapt basement apartment. OSHAWA (B� SL) Large professionally decorated. 2 Ii 3 bedroom sparimeris Laundry. cable TV, Parking in dean low rise bidding, included. new aria in 401. Srrirh. b 401. non-. Close b 401 6 GO. Park - smoking. n Pets, $550/ leeps 5698.01. Uld4les, came FABULOUS 36 K trailer on Large let located in Won- derful Family Park on Pi- geon Lemke. Sleept 8. 4 pc. bath, lots d ixtpbOards. 2 sfyds. 5185.000 Call Bon- ne Davis. Sutton Group Heritage 905.831-9600. microwave. awr wng, Ow. Cruise. Available },o,,, and tieing included. Available June Ist and July Jnxy 1st. Exeelent condi- tat Phony (905) 579.5584. tion. Please an (90Sµ20- OSHAWA (81" St. W) 1846 ler furtiSr irhaonrrhalion, Llarge 1 6 2 6 3 bedroom �, WANTS WO" apartments in dean law rise building. Close to 401 1 1 For Rent 8 GO, Parking Available can• fresh immedytely. From 5600. dug, delivered, Per north. Phos 905-576 1 BEDROOM Oper► con 4255. leapt basement apartment. OSHAWA (B� SL) Large professionally decorated. 2 Ii 3 bedroom sparimeris Laundry. cable TV, Parking in dean low rise bidding, included. new aria in 401. Srrirh. b 401. non-. Close b 401 6 GO. Park - smoking. n Pets, $550/ Avrlable immedaedy. From $600./month. Phone saran 905 430 -MSB. 905-576-4255, FAX Y UR ADT 579-4218 a- Novi" ounkww, NO I 14�a■w i I Handyllnanan No t i •� i SeorpB / MBinrBi ro b i 6 6 fE•wq (Mood Fiwoiq Datta - Chain Lick - Yon Dread Nates - Sat Peals FRM ee1r1 alles Car Stere 90640040" moble 416-729.1348 Custom homes and additions. cement Quallsty tis emend C aaaaaa� 1•+8100-t368.67t� OR no-= f 7480 Me5 M I A TRUCK WE move. hone or 110 jab jft bigob Or w omm Phme Car 999-1996 Mem Gow Appliances and Piny spa0iafala. Saoor and Mid-MDrilh Dis- counts. Liarrad, in- sured. Fre EsIars- Excellent sMvio• Call 4111wr 6. AJAX MaAng Sysftms FUN 8erVK9S, moires, appbarlce and piano specialists. Flat fate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with nlo!re. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 1s / I tc,. a 725-0005 or 427-0005 A iii C ROOFING, Shingling. all types of roars, new, NW old, Workma•s6ip. Guar- aWxd. 10% discount Ito senior, felly ib - scrod, free estiwta. Call A siliew M fl96) 419.97./ POOL OPENM SPECIAL -:121). d 14841 i dMrrliob b * d•tl. LblW tole ltll111111r. G.R.B. • Party • Services CEDAR TREES • rand a Yid for hedging, • Yaitlartrla • MBitwrtloe �, WANTS WO" wholesale DON Magic I* I+ANO■9t tA11osCA can• fresh dug, delivered, Lawn •pilin• a w Clwh W HM My planting extra. tra•rq r cafe troth Con ZrNk 1-613.472-306 E,tWilogg!Rafts 4Sell fil"• GUARANIEEDI 3s (41ti1911.1111 (!Ira 911,2126 LAIN) TIE PERRIN P06nm X19. PMOOK olii106 PIOpOBdS &0% 0851dop h"111111ft LOP C0111,011111111111 pde=WW 0111111114t Maly (SM 43&M Professional Resumes made $20.00 Call 6194939 GE1[#AL=11018 am Ir wises Is L lik cads, eases ish ilea• to ff4m R Semof Seth= It Ptple WIM Wseil n you! claim oars tl9nallc A staf4lral way r health aand well is Heaven no" Kelly Remmer Ced#Wtrout (416)282-7305 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1997 -PAGE 17 EA till]A es 11 For uft Rant � 11 FAp°; s r EA M11 FA°e�"t ms f 1 1 F�MAWltmerills; ae<tt 11 ADF;rRentMApartilimft OfWFor rt igRe en t 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED AJAX, 1 -bedroom large basement apartment, w/o. 4pc. bath, own laundry, eat - in kitchen. available July 1st. No pets. $700 inclu- sive, references, 1sulast. 428-6089. AJAX, large 1 -bedroom basement apartment, sepa- rate entrance, shared laun- dry, available July 1, firsV last, references, $650. Utili- ties included, NO PETS. (905)427-8479 WILSON OLIVE area, 2 bedrooms, available imme- diately. Fridge, stove, heat a hydro included. $742. Carpet, parking, laundry tac. Daytime 263- 8369 or evenings 263- 2522. 2 -BEDROOM, living room, kitchen, basement apart- ment. Very bright, beautiful- ly designed with private entrance, parking, utilities included. Must be seen. References required. 905- 427-3680. 534 MARY ST. E. WHIT- BY- 2-bdrm apt avail, July 1. in mature well main- tained low rise building Utilities. parking, security camera included For apps, to view call 666-2450. AJAX Oxford Towers. Spacious apartments, quiet building, close to shopping. 401. GO. Pool, sauna Three bedrooms, imme- diately and July Ist. Two bedroom July Ist. From $814 Call 683-8571 until 7:30 p.m. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY, in Whitby Apt. building, spacious. carpeted, newly painted, with balcony, dose to bus, shopping, all utilities included, f rsVlast required, no pets, 1 bedroom $675, 2 bedroom, $775 Call 430-0134 AVAILABLE July 1. 1 -bed- room basement apartment, in quiet. Christian home. All inclusive. No pels/smoker, Harmony/Rosslandprivate laundry/entrance. $575/ month. 576-8614 SELLING YOUR HOME? Inquire about our KOM FOR SATE PACKAGE 576-9335 AVAILABLE JULY LST. Small dean 2 bedroom, dose to OGH and bus ro- ute, parking, laundry, $675 inclusive. No pets. 576- 7540 (leave message.) BOWMAWLLE - one bedroom apt Avail. June 1 Eat -in kitchen with fridge, stove. bvmgroom with fire- place. $550/mo. Heat, hy- dro, parking included. 623- 7986 CLAREMONT, 1 bedroom luxury loft, separate en- trance, 4 years new, utilities 8 parking included, non smoker, no pets, first S last. avail July 1, $625, 905- 649-1917. CLEAN 1-ftdroorn main floor of house, utilities in- cluded, parking, laundry, central Oshawa, available June tst/15th, $575/month. 416-351-9512 leave mes- sage DOWNTOWN WHITBY, small apartment budding, 2 bedroom apartment, lots of parking, near all amenities. Available immediately. $730/month inclusive. First/ last Cal (905)669-4009 EXCELLENT OSHAWA location, 1. 2 A 3 bedr,:) ^ apt. available $4504835 inclusive. Ask for Darren 428.7677. Pinendge Prop- erties. LEGAL LIVERPOOL Rd. South. New basement apt. under construction. Fridge, stove, etc. Furnished/unfur- nished. parking, cable July Ist or sooner. No pets. 839-0257 LIVERPOOL AND KROS- NO, furnished bachelor apt. seperate entrance, all m- dusme. One quiet em- ployed adult (preferred), $475 monthly (905) 839- 1779 NEAR OSHAWA Centre. 2 bedroom apt, in clean quiet 5 unit building, free laundry facdrties, Ist/last. $620 plus hydro. call (905) 839- 4659. NICE, clew 1 -bedroom basement apartment. avail- able July 1 st, no pets. $600 all inclusive. Call 683- 0074 NORTH OSHAWA extra large 3-bdrm, 2 -baths, quiet building, large balconies. Utiktes, cable. parking in- cluded $849 per month. Avail. June 1st and July 1st. ph.(905)579-5584. AJAX: ONE BEDROOM apt. Full bath irgchen. laundry, separate entrance. Available immediately. $700/month utilities indud- ed. Call 619-4663. 1 Auctions 6 1 Auctions 1 Auctions 6 1 Auctions Me, Auctions m l Auctions 0 Auctions 16"P0111 Auctions e 1 Auctions GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE, NEWTONVILLE JUNE 6TH, FRI. T P.M. Ming a private es- te from Port Hope, Imerous antiques. tools, nursery sto and over 100 pies of artwork from an gallery close out, mond fridge, std Kenmore washer a dryer (like new), a freezer, antique tN room suite. pr. mal ing k7veseats, red er, vcr, 2 pcs. G bard high boy and drawer chests, m: sage table, exerci equipment. bar kid( shop equip, la, equip, quantity of a cherry, mahoga lumber, variety of o shrubs and perefil als. and kamed limit- ed edition art by Cas- s n, Lauer Berry. Ba- teman, Saunders, Dyer, Lumbers, Brenders, etc. includ- ing prift posters, an books and original works Preview of Auction Starts at 2:00 p m. and auction starts with 2 auction rings at 6 p.m. Terms: Cash, approved cheque, visa, evc, n- terac, amex. AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON (905) 7716.2244 M2634M 68 11 3-7545 C l�rer. qt or. b Port Perry r �Id�r.[� .11 404-267 5 1 u s •u J� ov .,I w ,J .�y.�a�m,r,V ,., ,..,,.,r,w ,mac sl waif ,., ,..r„I..wrr, wr.d SAT. JUNE 7/97 6:30 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONC. RD. e8 BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) This week we have to be solo the contents of a local home to in- clude bedroom suites, WAngroom su- ite. 2 dningroom suites, walnut wall unit. air tight wood - stove, stereo equip- ment, upright freezer, appliances. 3 pc. set- tee set, lots of glass 8 shwa, lawn & gar- den equipment, shop any when nterest- g and unusual ams so be sold. This ill be a large sale. sewing from 5 p.m. arms Cash, Visa, C of Interac. For ore into. call Clow I to. Sale dates liable, your place ours. Sale nan- d and sold by Garry K. Powwel Auctions, Appraisals 6 Liqukktiom Todd Este* Sales Service ESTATE AUCTION SALE SUN. JUNE 8 -12 NOON ling held at MacGregor Auction Center, 182 Oington St., Bowmarlville. 401 to Waverly Rd. rut to 82 Hwy. East to Sclgog SL and North 1 h. Seting quality, antique furniture. glass, skint d cobctabies from a Port Hope Estate. Sale nsistirtg of a 7 pce. cherry Andrew Malcolm 'Ing room suite (oval table w/3 leaves. 4 airs ( 1 arrttcfwir) wrtlewly Wholstered seats flet wlglass door hutch) in excellent r i Mir , t_ mathogan y, drop front secretary rr/bookcase >, serpentine fircrd and claw feet, ant. rmahoga- tea wagon, ant. drum style table vrJdrawer d pedestal base, ant. side chairs. 2 Italian ile tables wifremovable marble raps, sm. rand 11hogany accent labie, also wilmoble lop and destal base, ant. Canadian maple bureau, L walnut ha ging wha not China - Rolral Al- in In set TArdeaial Rote -. 65 place statirhg edgwood -Asia Green-, Irg- chest of silver rovesiW Vattern, Coal port. Royal Abet relay eta Glass - glass pees. w/sihrer inlay, st glass, twine goblets. engraving and gold I. Cross and o11Me etc. kg collection of old ins. war medals. advertisement pees. (money ps, pines, etc. ). pocket whites. cigarette ses, etc. watercolor Dutch 'North Shore* Ined J. Hemilion Glass, pr- ant. Scottish primo 900. Birkin sofa (troth ends ratline), and itching roctedreciiner, loveseet wRloral and ipe. all in exceterd cord., piss marry more rrw to choose from. An excellent sob wIllnost Nyd" in good dean Conndltion. Mark your lernde and we WE see you thee. Viawkog: 10 &AL two tint d Beth. Tema: Cash, visa, M.C., itteta r cheque wdproper I.D. Auctisnaer - Alia IlecOMm. Sltllaa aing"I I by Pao iclaTkkLThId Estate Setae Stlrhrks (606) X72.0676 Our next sale will also be held at MacGregor Auction Centra, on Sunday, June 151h. Watch next weeks paper for full k*o WED. JUNE 4 START 6:00 VIEW: ALL DAY OF SALE ahn Country Auc- ms 2699 Brock Rd. idkering, 3 mi. N. of wy. 401 (exit 399) aturing an excellent flection of antiques he furniture, glass, incl. Serpentine fir dropfro nt desk, he ler cupboard, blar boxes. mah. end coffee tables, I wagons, sets of dressers, oak Wind- sor chairs, whatnots. primitives, gold leaf mirrors, ant. brass hanging lights. Swar- ovski crystal, Shelly, crocks, oil hrpets, ltd. Ed. •ints & others amly- g daily. Terms as :ual. Randy Potter - rchioneer Rick Port- - Manager- Ph- (906) 683.0041 Fox(905)576-2267 MON. JUNE 9TH AT 5:30 P.M. a70 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY. Having received in- structions from A. Lawson d Fisher Trustee in Bankrupt- cy. Region of Durham, plus estates, includ- ing Candy vending M cs . office equipment monitor, desks, filing cabinets, new furni- ture. antiques, dress- er, lea wagon, cedar chest, ornate shee music Cabinet c/w curved glass, ch nese pieces, dish- es. china. More de tails in Fridays paper. Mclean Auction i Liqukiattions 905.6x63291 or 905-432-2836 AUCTION SALE Sat. June 7th. 11 a.m. Property of MR. GRANT JEFFREY, at 384 Major St. Port Perry. Turn West at Philip Pontiac on Sim- coe St. Good fumi- lure, appliances, an- tiques. collectibles. pool table, elec. or- gan. 5 hp. Well thatcher, newspa- pers, tools, dishes, trims and much more. RAID DATE Sun. June W. John Pearce Auction Services 905-GSS-0073 _rV" #a TO �18 TO ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION M TRIS sEG TION MUM= UM= CALL .. :579335 Set. June 7, Start time 12:00 pin. Viewing 9.00 am. KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS 2699 Brock Rd 3 nal. N. of Hwy. 401 (exit 399) Pickering 30 min- E. of Toronto are pleased to be seeing the contents of an Eastern Township's larr ly m rid. many outstanding pieces in excellent condition. Waterloo County pc. pne tat to wait (ex. cond) 1/4 cut oak Empire style hap stand with wed feet (rare). Vict. oak hap tree with cast brass arms (unique), ex. ie comer kabinet, early German comer shrank, oak kitchen hoosier int), 4 door pine cupboard (orig. red) Lanark? oak grained side by side. ry Ore. bird's eye maple fail front desk, Empire style 1/4 cin oak mirror- dk sideboard, tap oak Linen cupboard, early Ont. pine buffet, primitive 4 Dr 2 drawer pine cupboard in red grunge, oak Larkins desk, pine hang - 1 cupboard (green paint), oak grained washstand with harp, oak slant nt desk with buried front. 2 pc. pine tat to wap. Shaker style jam cup and (primitive), 1830's chest of drawers (org. vanish), Quo. maple buf- early Ont. settle chair alt. (18201s), 2 Ong. Wentworth Fokins (1st Brit - railway, trains in Canada). Muorcoft vase. Rate 13 spindled oak rocker, L pained pike cupboard, 7 matching double press back chairs, oak din - I table with pressed skirt 8 lets- 3 early couch daybeds (rare), auth. irondack rocker, Ig. elm dresser (1860's), 6 slabseat chickencoup sirs, 4 do vied Pion. pine chairs, 1/4 cut oak rd. table, Orkney chair, ndled Que. rocker, 2 door food cupboard (org. green), barley twist oak !air with ma is hing arm chairsm. pine harvest fable with drawer, 4 Otte. 3h chairs with woven seats, early pine drop-leal table. oak mirrorback aboard with exlensive press, prim pine cupboard (grow parg). oak iced single, drawer washstand, pine single drawer washstand, pine mixt riches (org. paint), single drawer pine cerhdlestarhd, good selection t>f rhhet battles, pia sales, spice cupboard, narnerous nodners drop-leaf ba a, mah. Empire chest with minor. mah. vanity, Vxi. ham. sthawilg minor, a dough bastes. early lathe vrasthstands (ori pa). gra scales pine ter bowl- Early cast iron banks, wwindup tin toys, Edison gramophone, to With The Wind lamp (complete), Coal oil temps. Dy -O -LA adv rtis- case. ship's cock. carpet baps, lawn tt ^ wall bradtels. antique linens t. screens. quiks, stenciled sleighs. cocks, washbowl set. numerous it bolters grarilewuwre, good selection of crocks, pictures, butler molls, Id's Sirsgw sewing machine in org. book (mint). German porcelain dill +ked Hardwerch, Heinrich -Simon h IMMig. old doth marked Armand mese (Cwmany), pottery, toleware. advertising. Ig. Nippon vase. biscuill Tails, Carnival glass, Royal Winton chintz, lady's Iravelprg cased sm set, arnber Imperial Gem sealer. Beaver scalers, Bradley b Hub - d table leap (1WO's), 1870s electribd 4 arm hanging of lamp, 1915 Islbn 4 arm ►w^0ng fixkre with ag. slag glass shades, bronze neuAius It table lamp (1920), comb ildion geselaoinis hanging fixture with cut Its panels (1910). s is only a partial list of an oubiehding sale tea" over 350 Des. Gime this day on you Celsrnde I Snack bar available. Plan to at - Reidy Ps0r Auctlonlow Ltd. Pltpe ta tte. (60 6M�ml �) 576,1677 Fete (606) 676,2217 E-owa! MK6* nftepeeMNLCN Twilm ani alwq^ Vic, IMC, I I I An ftn auction every Wad. R-00 pAL FOR THE LATE AUDREY MILLER (NEE PURVIS-DOBLE) OF LINDSAY HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS, PROPERTY, AUTO & MOTORCYCLE SAT. JUNE TTH, 10:30 A.M. e7 BIRCH CRT. LINDSAY FAIRGROUNDS TO OAK ST. TURN WEST TO e7 BIRCH CRT. (WATCH FOR SIGNS) Auction features house contents including bon net chest, misc. tables, (kitchen, parlour. cofk4 8 end etc.), computer desk, bedroom sets, icor patio set, wicker couch 8 tables.misc. chairs 8 rockers, mantle clock, 31 day clock, gwfts d linens, misc. dressers, old mirrors, books, of lamps, crock. steamer trunk. quality glass & chi na including (crystal, Limoge, R.S. Prussia plate Jardineres. Nippon etc.), complete kitchen cont ents. 2 washers 8 dryers, fridge, freezer, ail conditioner, rattan chairs, cherrywood tables vanity, jewelry, garden b misc tools, ladder wheelbarrel. sadder, drip, etc. 1985 Honda Civic 59,000 km. (as is exc), 400 OHC Kawasaki mo torcycle etc Property so" at 12:00 includes bedroom horse, W 000' tit, 2 baths, attaches garage, approx. 15 years old, finished basemen w/kitchen, town serviced, plus extras, Term - $5000 down by certified ctrequae day of sale. bat ance an clung. addneonal terms given day o sale. Property sold subject to executors appro val. This should prove to be an excellent on b cation auction with many rare, unique & usefu articles uncovered. Terms Cash, Cheque wi proper I. D. Call for all yaw auction deeds. MacGregor Auction i Appraisal Stlrvices- Mike MwGregor CPPA. 906-9i7-5402, 906-623-7949 or 905-7184602 day of auction. AUCTION SALE SAT. JUNE 7 - 10 A.M. EXCEPTIONAL ANTIQUE AUCTION for HUNT ESTATE of Newmark et and MARTHA HOMAN of Uxbridge, held at the Phoenix Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Take Hwy.lf 12 or Lake ridge Rd. If 23 north to Hwy 0 47. Go west to Uxbridge. GO north on Main St. to Davis Dr, ANTIQUE FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD: Carved oak sideboard & hutch, maple sideboard, oak Eastlake buffet, oak din- ing rm. ste., rosewood dining rm. ste., beaufort china cab, oak hoosier cup- board, walnut secretary, harvest tables, Ig. qty. of antique parlour & hall tables, ant- clocks, mantle lamps with prisms, qty. ant. chairs, cedar chest, blanket , blanket box, steamer trunk, blankets, limes, walnut what not stand, ant. set- tees, sofas, loveseats, ant. Queen & Db. iron & brass beds with box spring & mat- tress, appliances, lawn mowers, qty- gar- den & power tools, fisting erluip-, 10 hp. snowblower & more - ANTIQUE CHINA. GLASS 3 MISC.: 8 Toby mugs, qty- Austrian Mina (over 20 pces.), qty. Spode china (over 80 pcs-), qty- Limoge (over 30 pces), Grandmoth- er ware curia (over 35 pces-), pinwheel, cornflower, Chinese marked cocoa pot, cream & sugar, Bavaria, Wedgewood, Moorecraft , pearl handed cutlery, qty - Mass & antique silver, 3 oil paintings on canvas A. Huxley 'Light in Motion' in ant, gilt frames. ant. surveyor's stick, qty. milk cans, old porcelain dolls, (marked), Airline Race Sleigh (EX), Two 14' fiber- glass Boats 33 hp. Evinrude with Trail- ers,1978 Honda 500 motorcycle. plus mucic more. Call for full faxed Est. NOTE: Please On us for another high calibre Antique Auction with over 1,000 items and 2 Auctioneers. TERM: Cash, Visa, MIC or interac. VEPAMW: 8 AM Sale Day. Gary Wil Aucdww (Div. of 1061454 Ontario Inc.) Sundwiend 1-705-M-2185 ToN Free 1400.654-4847 TWO DAY AUCTION at WARNER'S AUCTION HALL, Hwy 82 Colborne Selling from home of Mrs. Barker of Balti- more and home of Mrs. Rindall of Belle- ville. Both who have moved to retirement homes, Thurs. Sale two Auctioneers, Selling inside and out starting 6:00 p.m. Outside wagons full of tools, primitive and antique furniture mostly parts, pcs, pictures, frames, chars, old tools, gas motors, elec. motors, steel stock. lawn mower, garden 8 lawn tools. old out- board motor. Ant. torge, plus missal. a - tides, inside fridge, stove. washer. dryer. TV, ant. round oak WA. bedroom, wing room. dii ring room furniture. countless missal. articles, dish- es, glassware, knic knacks. etc. Sat. sale includes private col- lechon of approx. 20 discontinued Royal Doulton, selection of old tut toys. most in agi nal boxes as from the Fkndall estate. large selection glass, china, dishes. cal- lectatles. etc- Some old does & doll cloth- ing, old games. book S. etc. old floor model radio, walnut dining room suite, se- lection small tables, nice upright piano with bench in excel- lent condition. Victor- ian slouch couch. small primitive pes., old hanging fixtures originally from floe old Belleville home plus countless other pcs. Sat Sale starts 10:00 am, Note this is par- tial list only for these 2 interesting sales, plan to be on time, No reserves everything must Go. Visa. MC. nterac, cash or cheque. Gary Liver ner Auetiotnste s (905)355-2106 AUCTION BARN Friday, June 6 at 5:30 pm. 3 Miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The estate of Norman d Jean Sexsmdh of Lindsay plus others - Oak china cabinet wrth glass on three sides, 9 pc. mahoga- ny dining room suite, pine blanket box, bed Admiral dryer, coffee d end tables, 5 pc. maple dinette suite, walnut 1/2 moon table. carved oak sideboard. 5 pc- bridge set refin- ished pine wash- stands, 4 pc. toilet set- 5 press back chairs, Kings Crown punch bowl set, 4 drawer metal fling Cabinet. double b single box spring & mattresses, �9Z pine cupboard. v teawagon, 76 7985 Royal Doulton Plates, Austrian dresser set, Nontake china. Richie Hammer drill. York 2000 complete Gym set. 10 Hp Craftsman Radial arm saw. 17" J. Craft boat with 90 Hp Johnston motor d trailer. 17 ft. 6 on. Sea Breeze with 35 Hp Johnston Motor d Trader. /5 ft. fiber- glass boat with 35 Hp Johnston motor & trailer, 10 k. 6 in. Speed boat with 20 Hp Mercury motor 6 trad- er, 1978 Plymouth Re- liant, 1987 Dodge Caravan, 5 Hp Ford Riding lawn mower. Ory. Hockey cards in- cluding OPC Rookie Cards, Jan Kum, Borg $aiming. Ray Bourque etc.. Also OPC Mark Messier 2nd year, Wayne Gretzky, Bob- by Orr etc., Parkhurst, Eddie Shack. Gordie Howie. plus a qty cN- na, glass, household & collectible sterns. Don i Greg Cornsil Auctioneers RRtt LNtla Britdeint (705) 7W2183 THURSDAY JUNE STH 6 PJ6 1570 Hwy !7 Broughton ections: 114 km, west of Brock Rd. on I This week we are leatuning a urge selac antique furniture from various consign le to include: Amazing pine Mat to the autifur refinished round oak pedestal to It ice book. pine lam cupboard, pine sidebo le drop leaf table. wasthstand, grain skit we benches, set oak chairs/pew feet. set 1 chairs, 2 deco dressers, what -not sit rid painted pine cupboard. old radios, tc eirg Red", rustic rockerglass and d luring Amerika vase. Rouevee planter, c es vases with enamel decoration, kits of Sure, prints, watercolour, plus 100 1 Vs from an ailique store. A very large i e. Just a mere sample of what's being ad. Viewing starts at 3 p.m. Auctioneer Ipahsible for toss or mpM as a result of is. Accepting quality items for future se corisigin Cal AUCTIONEER: MAURICE M. JONES BROCK AND SEVEN AucTIONS 1)!060 60b4620 PAGE 1E -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JUNE X 1"7 AJAX one berm. base- ment apt.. 900 sqA. avail- able July 1st, spacious, bright. dean. Air condition- ing included. Must See. Can 426-7266, 619-9255, OSHAWA - 666 . goo Glen St: 2 i 3 bedroom apts. $675. - $708. Close to shopping, schools, GAA/ GO. U ibeis included. First/ last required. 525. off dis- counted to seniors. Call 729--4993 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom opts. July 1 occupancy. $600 range. Locations to art you. Stockwetl Realty Corp. 723-1265. OSHAWA - large bright 3 - bedroom near OC, lots of storage i parking. dish- washer $850. indusrve. Call 428-3963 / 1.905- 663-0526 CLEAN, OUIET Family Building North Oshawa, ti 2 bdmrs. in- cusrve. Pay cable. parking a laundry fac. 723-2094. OSHAWA- 2 bedroom Spacious dean in duplex. F.rnc�d fes• pa". W pliarhws. $650 . utilities. Available immediately. Can (9O5)420.1648. PICKERING - Brock Rd. and Delybrook. one bed- room basement. bright. 4 Poe bath. oat in kitchen. Is" room with fireplace. 5600. No pats, no six" IatAaat, laundry, nwroKkaw M.42e-9363 PICKERING, 0-;;Hwwy 2. 1 -bedroom basement apartment. Ihrnhrie on - Vance. $675/mayh. no pets. no w *M Awaade immediately. 837-1475. PICKERWG- bicfnnlor apartment with fwplaw, Now GO. s5w lnnckwes laundry. cable. ubbbim Suitable ler omngle Person. Available July lat Non smobr, no Pets. IWAset. (M)839-4537- PACKEMW- Wleoa Rd. 1 bedroom betterment. Sepa- wo or 1. Full kMdhen, OmrNme+g, AIC. Cenral vara. aotAy. Carpeted. Clean, -00. nor" molar July lot Soo. Umbw Call 420- 644 /11Apwbnwft For Reffl WHITBY, one i two bed- room apartments, in wen maintained buildings. 4 Sevens Realty Ltd. 905- 666-7777. WHITBY, 3 bedroom main floor of semi, $850 per month basement apt. 2 bedroom . $575 month , in- cludes utilities, near school and other facilities 430- 7257. WHITBY, AVAILABLE IM- MEDIATELY. large 1 -bed- room apt., eat -in kill $650 inclusive, PLUS LOVELY 2 -bedroom 5810 inclusive, separate dining - roan. broadloom through- out. July 1 possession. Parking. bus route. brsNast in advance. both opts. re- cenffy decorated. 576- 8381, 433-5550 for ap- powmtmet. / Houses 1 For Rent $1-1AAbsolute Affordable WNY RENT? OWN YOUR NOME FOR "W/Nrrm No Discharged Barlitnipt" Cal Me (9051571-6275 14Mo)4140-6275 Mark 9toplar-r Sales Rep. WIDn Group / 1 TOWi0 „es For RodFor / 1 For Ree 1 Pr 40" S9k CENTRAL Whitby, large GREAT fishing and family OLE WHWTSY, 2264 sq. it., 3 -bedroom multi-level. w/o holiday on Rice Lake. 1 4 -bedroom. finished base - basement. fenced yard. end four from Oshawa. Modem ment. heated inground unit. $1,0o0/month.utiliees. 2 i 3 bedroom cottages, pod, ceramics i hardwood. available Aug.1st, no pets. sandy beach, playground. main floor family room i Plane Karen 576-1665, children's program, boat i laundry. direct access to 2 COURTICE - 3 bedroom meta. Low family prices, car garage, 5227,300. 579 - townhouse. 1 1/2 baths, 4 Sunnymead Cottages R.R. 5464 for private viewing. appliances, broadloom, 4113. Hastings, Ort. KOL 1YO OPEN HOUSE Sundays, fenced yard, garage, im- (705)696-2601. 12.4pm. 17 Fencerow Dr., maculate, Aug 1, $940 EASY C MWM to a w Yt Car A" S -P 1Mv> 0 - Whilby. No Agerft plus utilities. (416) 2112-/ • Rgrkh NEW LISTING - Located at 5596 1 Va0, PAIRM 43 Strathallen, Courtiw. Vendor says sell. 2,000 sq. Rooms ft. huge family room. open, / 1 for Rent CLEARWATER mobiles, III . 2 112 garage. baths. dou- hAy furnished. air condi- ble car was A BRIGHT Room, Osha- wa. $375 inclusive with 6 appliances. Available mm - mediately. 905.436-3297 AJAX, convenient location. adult home, bright base- ment, bedroom/sitting/3pc. bath. small kitchenette, no parking. employed/student. No smokirg/pets. Stix) weekly inclusive 905-426- 2262.905-420-1040. CLEAN, 1 or 2 bedrooms. share aciiees. non smoker no pets. woman welcome. negotiable. Picker" 839- 0609 LARGE Furnished noon. own bathroom. table. ac - cow b kitchen i overly. C1we to all amenities. Working female, no pets. non-smoker.Can (905) 037- 6773. EMW Really PICKERING BrockIN"02 3 BEDROOM or 2 bed- area. Furrasfnd rooms $400 AM faematia ahr>1 - roan and Crrwng roan. Large " roam and hall. Opposes bus stop. Avail - OP- design. Newly deco- lade o nndsley. Please can anytime (905) 619- taod. 5 now appliances. 19M upper duPWK. large drive OSHAWA o maw and letai0 yard. 5825 , in 4 level baac ksplit, at- price secluded Ivalon let. in _ / 1 Cal905-571-27571 ACtb1A0�Of1 54"M OON semi. WNW 1 1 boned (permanent homes) $179.000 new. Needs TLC. dublause, pools, hot tub. Open to all offers. Inspect near beaches and Major V.J. Laussen Realtor, attractions, children -el- (905) 623-3194 coma. $275 weekly. photos COeOURG- $3965 k/ shown in your home OSHAWA o maw (905)683-5503 in 4 level baac ksplit, at- price secluded Ivalon let. in tached garage, new wind- bsawrW. Clea to bus Plum and country kMdw ows. hardwood floor 3 + 1 1 1 PIlrate Hann bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths and Psora view n as 6iw For Sib sauna. Finished rec. room, bedrdan, 2 sioney. Arm- moluit s haat hydro, Cato. apprx. 27 x24. workshop 'SPARKLMG - SHINING apprx. 12 x 11, on bus mute AND YOURS' and waterfront trail. Cal o renovated Be NEIN 2 or 3 view.726-670 bathroom townhouse$. 5500 deposit. 532.000 Yearly to Welly. Good credit. RARE OPPORTUN- ITY. Can 'Gentlemen George Walker Coldwd Banker RMR, 905.728. 9414 CLISJHL')C' 8 New Homes fully detached, 40' lots priced from $140,970 Immediate closings (905)623-6549 OPEN HOUSE SwmiW 2- 4pii. 3 -Bedroom town- house in desirable WE Oshawa. hardwood floors. oantral ami, farhwd back- yard. Im abed MC room. in- "MkCLkOa COOK%* , $98.0w. 9WS71-4900. OSHAWA, 3WM. Roodh Bug.. MW Fn. B•a ilt. 121 Acres, Elegant• Oak i Marble Galore, 4bdrm, 50111hrrm, 2F/P5 EnV.. 1200sg0t. Grano KiL Grd.Foyer w/CirOsk Strce. CON 9054360312 to view. Public Public Public Public MM Notic ets IF,IN Notices ME Notice• • 1 Notic" AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL AJAX, ONTARIO ANNUAL CORPORATION MEETING Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the Members of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will be held on Tuesday, June 17, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the West Tower Conference Rooms at the Hospital. Members and interested parties are cordially invited to attend. Doug McKay, chair BOARD of DIRECTORS Bruce W. Cliff, seaewy BOARD of DIRECTORS 1 FCrS le • °"'p"" / 1 iMemorimm IM "porion WWTERIM 4 bedroom beanAy Sandy beach..soow ler bole and brga a� oan- brru ofhog. nwith rustic PICKERING - Wast Shore. fully load- ed. Ben Edo Plow" Beautiful 3 bedroom bun- Park (North of Tweed) gelav on Wirt atop. 00.000. (905) 655-5452. Clea to aAh 1 Go.401. ?'IF _ Garage. lrga dock. da. Iraatad base -1 Trac C RPW swam with fkaPlaoe, net tar Prig Cance ansa. $810 pits CENTRAL NRrIDy. Wpe 2 ACRE Hlobby Farmn and3 Pc. oath. May up- IED Scampgroui ETTER RESORT - utifibaNW . Aaat, rate- Vickir m tomeve , ry darn. Greenwood. 3 bedroom. 1 PaOaa $187.500. No COeOURG- $3965 k/ ea no dopa available July aaeMtg rnanh errholwrhp Pro 1Q W" hhou.a with insa 4/f -A38 8M1. price secluded Ivalon let. in 1. Call 728-W88. bsawrW. Clea to bus Plum and country kMdw Pam LOCATION in mw beach. fat.- arr 31-1555 MONTH OSMVAA ares, 3 Large 1O°r^a. meow. Psora view n as 6iw Oshawa. case o schools pbrant. Y (416 or (4 40014116. bedrdan, 2 sioney. Arm- moluit s haat hydro, Cato. boramtor,. Blopertkat g- and shopping. Cain and Now 5 mit. north of Dur- ham College A edWe WNI*Y Available tome- do* (416)598-4862. dans and fruit bees. Call (905) bright two sowy safe oleo EASY C MWM to a w Yt Car A" S -P 1Mv> 0 - WANTED - 2 90659. a No baAoom on Tent A'vwr wAh aB $925 rvapobable- plus udh- 0 '1' to tdme 3. Ase' will a 4 Pc. and 2 pc. bag - book -ups. Enjoy our fsh- trs (905) 655-8890 roan Howdthouusi a e my 1 9ED1100f1 Seaw wpm 100111r.lirdwood Boos o9 �and slew. OSHAWA 3 bedroom. ale. S. Oshawa. 525Grma. �. nw GM. With am" � Reeooraw, looms INhra. N. at 1- Hwrpe Dockyard. large decile, enekhrarvn. Ahvlads July 2. .010. 906 725-8252. Home nekdft ventral lar 88"13-2212. s1104rhon5. red. July 1. S96Wmo. kill Free 1(800) 416N}M71 -V-- NEW PIMCE: 347 ATHOL aria w rs.PFwully larhwd rivow pr IED Scampgroui ETTER RESORT - WESTTEYAMRWOODI 475 -OW, (705) 726 -SMI MWYa2, Neatly rornovratn0 fiT-E-. Oshawa. Fisafad ywrd with above gnduaW oo�a am an go Tont. loom OSHAWA bedroom, n an W cleet bb y bo8an. 2-1R Ow" ol a pod makes Now Lip- I" spacious silaa Ful m family o on bath- brick home. G000d fw- oatw ad a 00 $124.9. 906576 hods -up kom 5625. 2 and 3 Marvdnaler, 4 bedroom roam. ahired actinOas. pieces. 3 -bedrooms. 2 lul 0738. bedroomCON"" firowt beakamlul century home. d► Shababla for non sahoking bola, Noshed bs dim t. S3501weak Rat hak sow, nn7wm• family roan with probs&WW. fel. $340Irno. now kxraw IoM of had- Ply N.W. Oshawa Lo pod, afrabont swiwrrntq, Replace Off largo aloft 906-428-6094. wood $139.900. Can ler Mhon - carton la hen, d boesig, good liall 0 kkitchen.rhaw wkrWows i wi d appotimet (905)434- se• 4 bndroorr 1. family- 436.0907: 706rn�30w1s9 kitchen. Snow with 2 Owed luxury $406. roam, fee roof". OPEN ver gainer. with 4,002 largeWHITBY, house. large room arHOUSE wrdam ed. laundryFoci► 4 BEDROOM bungalow. Sunday 1-5pin. splaamrN S109900 728- • 1 btMi,a�b TWO-0edroom man floor. saR bodyshap on 2 - on, ivepaoe, cable. park- lila new. 2 bales. Had- 2586. POr081Mlee Brookkn Aug. 1. 4 lap• wmwmercaal. "I fent ng, GO. no learn. $560 o- wood bong, oak cab- WNTBY, LARGE rmrdti phances. h eaVwwr. bane- $1895, a win $ea, owrar curve 600-1132 no$. Cato" dtga fmrs W" hong. 3 b ALTEIIMATIWE rEOF met. w/garage. w/o 0 finance. with $30.000 boaumehL 2 wooded ad - W Wirkn$8ttularge �.t Mniedaloft dom apoaseagrh. / • 1 a� t /Rw Wil &*ft accepted. as, decided oo Twit fee. room. fireplace. ga CML 4 tr2 yrs a0o 1 loll wp. large backyard. rw m y /00K job. Today hum dro. FWWIW. fele *rlcm 725-1171. PAW SPWO lode beedueed b olo $155.900. Cal my h. I cam mora inn DoiMq. 09,900. Dale or Gori Anderson. my dodo. Part-bmMull- No pea. 9os 8e5 4049 (7051653 1999. Sales Rep. Options RealtyOSHAwA SOUTH Weaker TWO rsdrooat S633Jmo..OSHAWA 1 Ilirhes Hwa 4 -LEVEL Sidaeplk. 3 lend- ad, 431-4M sawinvealwert wed. hesvwler nUuOed. Day Or Large burgMow 3 pus Rare ffl- 650 sp2nd. ft roans. 2 baths. hardwood 906-4323234. 24 M. own hydro Prime Oshawa 2 bedrooms. gas, dao n- SSW. 600 sq. mom SSW. flead s. double garage. lenge wcor11a0 maasaps location roar O.C. and oar spartm1ei1• $1150 300 sq. fl. awe$ from Oah. fnrneed yard. Pontypool.1 TOiRdmm SMALL -0wd buss - Midtown Mau. Jun 1st. may J� tp 723.2243 Centra. 000 2nd fir $S00. $159,000.ns-2n-3558. rate ler sale. Absady a- 436.6042. days. 570-5006 wogs. 1,200 sq. R. 2nd floor .1,000 fa0ielsd in Ajar,kiiingir WEST OF Deflate Can OSNMWA Clea b 101. 3 a' ,tt a Can 431-2467 oBOWMANVUld. LE � years }�� C Henry rtr Wft. �3is les n d apalaic. ant. seri, 11/ bar48 W OFFICE SPACE, Rfat place, enooa9arM sorer air app .iwmadiw pcean- bkrldig, f000/month n- fenced yard. newly Period. Mow& Fres. SuAada ler waranahL $128,500JOB0. sion, close b schools p" SM 0 d" Aivy0w keno >s- a x w P"Ans W;B s. Lawyer. 100 905-623-5479. alappihng. PANGU dMlr- • ' pets.or M-" P" ittijuare bet._ "Wily Qshwa Nbaty 67 5 Cartier Ave 905- idiom Cal! be 039-3290 math ndwiws. Cal Sow 1 SM. ante decorated � $0.900. fO0"' (906) 432-7171. noaganst. CHEAT= WWEi - OW WEST SHORE 2-0edroom PICKERING. 3 -bedroom unrg roam. veto room, PHONE (905) 576490. fifep.De, doss b atom- A9e01 INTELY A GREAT 1W9 0151 Z6. bssimaM apt 2 appl., man floor Of home, dos OMLY ONE LEFT1 tlaii Pig, sdsd and hOWW. desk. No moray down - $3.4L*A birch fors. 16 pill". yard. No pale/ b GO. shoppwg. shared sq.IL 016w Unlit. second $141.900. Tdspbrs (05) Mortgage poywlwro less plus, smoking. Avail. Jus lig. laundry. NO PETS. lst%W ba. good Swwoei Strap 683601. &se FM - RMaOi@W 2 $650. . 1/2 toll. Ph. wleahws. 050 inncludes North (Oshaan) location. OtMNABLE NarM Wog and 3 bedroom lowdlous• Booas wilh m - morose ii WE ONVJW 1819, PiGrrnp- owes. awaileble Many 18t Cal 906 �srs• 3-bedwom raised b6"e buysw sb wsbome - pins.. pars melbas, I- WtMT�YA� 2i 5763123 ask br Bob or b -PJM kqp � Limited quway aaslsMs 00451-7830 aid 704, spsciars. krrrapsd t -bed- SAIL9MIfi1NAt8• 3 bed Kaex shaped � am. IN - at $56.00. Ge � rrklst be 16 t Loom bruenaaM spabsnM, roam home, 5aslant old Mail- p oaodMiat Ric# rlaba6 CoMaM � my cosh, set-in kacho,4 ( $Ls/sOF� a� � - ft*K 7266114. aviloam am Wimme-- im inial ded. No PoW �• ianKed ►�. B} / • a E O•If MACULATE oworsiedon Soft, 6hM or 1u1 .mndkM Cala �_ rage, .MrY 1 61150. 418 LOt 10r bald awmatiL fid Jos at fN77e is we mwagt 516170 pease ka.w 3 bsdrocm brhtlk Ouhugabw Sale pomen4 MINIM - $39 Duldu SL S EBOMIIIINYILIE - 100 a0. loom, furnaicoast l Mr. SM slyn m your E orb bedroom sig. i m w t 1R bolls, iiaMd base" LAM SC�a � ass. C 1.900451-7618 pant rNo and ansa g iesm Im T0111d101 200 asp asrvioe q - -. -s MOK l WD" POOL 4 lap eawfoed 10000 NL build- ale. 3245. $2AekrAL mus 4w not pals Wmdry For RQIt keowdoi* $2001m, 623- $158,50. (905) int$ bL an VANO o M b- be U +) e. P �y 0 " am ilNriwo $679. 78°6 HI1i a °rya• basarf- ILL OGNAVA . 3 bed- ow vim CMbwMd $C'd0 ouskon rRef>!Y sRso. � mriteir" bill* / MiIMN ram 2e.00. Fa /Mira wtrift. oidoW R E • Pwaotteb oampaa. s. 4 a decorat- • til$ sppsiMmaM d "1 0' most.. s tlupba, 3 -bed- sol trArdss 4 appeMress a Jardsns Hffs ReaIY� t006Jl124000. motor spaoiotr 11adl,sr4 aT ubiesL Palling Was b (906)616012!. NOMOMAL LOT. 175 X • p.lrirg weft b Oat mid- edwols. all ameotiTiss MAYi Bgtl$TRMt UMTS - 214 w.140 q. R, krdOF law now. t-4 .Nd x420- )oa for Sept ice pMuq 1280 P� MACULATE 3 bedroom ed &siting, csm d BW lM hW 1Mrwti •moss M8 -p50. a2D 1?2 Coeorns $t E O.ha- R *N- bogaloiR an ems sew IOL �Od 20 AMP Sher. 8477• vela ApPL 434-3072 and moa 1748 and 1775 m 9" port para VA&Wi. wood slaw., EdbM Re$h1, WMW- Oulain St, 1 i NM} it SM s0• IL net. CIO seal, beaArl sbns ere. 72"M 0 - , .om apt, in Wen, AJAX - 1 i 3 bsdh000a 579-W" after 5 571.8281. pacts ahj doNd mom • � EIW NO WIed- apMrnwMa0-0-OWbwdwW IMahid gllalL WlWitt$ dila- $d,< IT Its • (� *601 boli^$. Fitly levi boos. Lags dwsl.. Can to (i0. .Oto" sow FM YON #D TO Yin to adMW, MMI. adw-, ` • F/r ler ff M " ran M.araft Fffaga/ pine. 9$18 - $870 On d• IPOs a" Pros Vlwr .loco. $0192& at wAiw 000. *AdOO JtaNs l Jdr S7!"1111Z1A $218.600. Cab (!06) fill la -0707 �es7asawi deo. No Ossa 806404- 11No51 Bia me, 66 PAL 1970 1414. �• � ger 6+ 49. patio. an actl , in )cans moat Of Ifs Ore. wo- wing polisca allectfon ss. spontanaoua, smoker. Loves nakrfe, quiet rural living. pick-up truce. couf try music. long drives. I work hard and love reaming at home Looking ler bkwe coast. Ntwxwly secure. hism t man. 45 b 37. good with has Inanda . CWP@r any or nadrrres. ate., ler king term relationship. Writ to Fine 9830 Oatnatq This Week PO Bank 481, $65 Fi wwN St. Oshawa On- �.I rY T GAY INTRODucnom ler serous relationship rmnlded melt and women. Cal Rnnbow Connections ler details 416-966-6608. /2noon to fpm. Jf VAVASOUR W In loving memory, of Margaret and Gordon Our much loved and sadly missed Mother and Father Who passed away June. 1996 Our lives go on without you, And nothing is the same. We try to hide our heartache, When someone speaks your name. Sad are the hearts that love you, Silent the tears that fall, Living our lives without you, Is the hardest part of all. you did so many things for as. Your hearts were kind and true. And when we needed someone, We could always count on you. Thu special years will not repun, When we were all together. But with the love within our hearts. You'll walk with us forrver. Loved too much to ever be forgotten Your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Go Ahead... Push Our Buttons. -576-93 35 Did ru Imm that ru Can mare mounWm of shill vft a *o* bngef? 'M ow dasWW wad-vR40 a and fled out how easy it is to tum yam old items into n•wfo M cash. SLS YOUR LOCAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY . lo' C� A PRAC, �ae r �11TIC IF YOUMISS CHIRO geeee,- aftYOUR DIRECTORY M,%RyANN f:,RANII Mt. OR NEED MORE I INFO, CALL DIRECTORY ADVERTISING 683,5110 N-1 - Burlington - Hamel' cc E 3: to REGULAR SUPPORT cL SLUMBER REST • =SS 0 0 SET $184 a- : 1 DOMLE- 139 SET 234 QLwEN ..... 169 SET 314 31 -ft Brampton -, Mississauga 9 Kitchener 9 Win#4--- - Tor- 11 - Guelph * Oshawa * the Slee facto dill ail rk Manufal Eam M MRAUrc rgesz � ,� D i sect Matta .ry _� iters '1978 FIRM SUPPORT EXTRA FIR SUPPORT WAIIIINIFAM116 adbi, 0 to 0 Ilk A, dill ail rk Manufal Eam M MRAUrc rgesz � ,� D i sect Matta .ry _� iters '1978 FIRM SUPPORT EXTRA FIR SUPPORT WAIIIINIFAM116 adbi, 0 to r, Gnat %tyling with tipper ak k)wv--r 1-kx)kt:a%c $28 a extrA $ 399 4 BW • ,A'*"rAf'tC with cintTy ZO LUXURY nu GTY SUPPORT RTHO ELEGANCE $ Sw" MATTRESS S $499 #1" muse 359SET %9 469 QuEm-409 SET 619 apr i KING 559 Wre" MATES 279 -4oraw $199 - ]raw,. -r% SOFABEDI BOOKCASE iMiE r, Gnat %tyling with tipper ak k)wv--r 1-kx)kt:a%c $28 a extrA $ 399 4 BW • ,A'*"rAf'tC with cintTy