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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_06_08News Pickering i�NE 7Q�k;� uF f!�' ERiMG PUSL(C LtBRARI Aay.eitiser Optional 4 "-eek home deli%,ery chargf June 8. 1997 VoI. 32, No. 23. Prc ssr Dog attack Put down dog that mauled girl, says bitten postie BY BLAKE Puttrn NEWS EDrTOR PICKERING — A dog that "attacked" a Pickering girl last weekend should be put down, says a letter carrier who was bitten by the same animal in 1996. And the father of the seven-year-old who needed 19 stitches to close wounds on her face may get his wish that the German shepherd at least be removed from the neighborhood, because the dog's owner has been trying to find it a new home for weeks. Sultana Square youngster Christie McLean was badly injured around 5:45 p.m. Sunday when she and another girl went to the nearby lame of the latter's father, Manfred Zundel. After they got to Mr. Zundel's front door, the three- year-old dog jumped on Christie, scratching her face with its paws, the youngster told her father, Gary McLean. The dog came out the door and attacked her:, Mr McLean said his daughter reported. Mr. Zundel didn't witness the incident as he was in the basement at the time. After Christie ran home, she was rusted by ambulance to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital where she was stitched up. It wasn't until the following evening that her parents discovered puncture wounds on Christie's left but- tock that the McLean' fami- ly physician Dr. Jeff Habert said "looks like a bite". The dog, which had all its shots last May and was scheduled for annual check- up and vaccinations this past Friday, was quarantined for 10 days at Pickering -Ajax - Whitby Animal Control's Whitby shelter where it will remain until Wednesday, when it will be released to Mr. Zundel if it's found to be healthy. "I'd have a tough time" putting Max down, Mr. Z an - del said upon his return from See DOG/ Page 3 photo by A.J. Groen Christie McLean, 7, of Pickering needed 19 stitches to close wounds on her face inflicted by a German shepherd last weekend. A letter carrier bit- ten by the dog last year says it should be put down. ,Pickering waste transfer station remains closed PICKFAING — A recycling and waste transfer station prohibited recently from accepting any more waste until it clears out its Toy Avenue site remains closed, the Pickering Fire Department reports. Durham Recycling Services "has been asked not to bring anything into the site until the Ministry of the Environment (and Energy) and the municipal fire department carry out an inspection," says fire department Inspector Cornish. rnish. "We have not been asked to do an inspec- tion.' Businesses which neighbor Durham Recy- cling Services called the fire department May 29 to complain of a foul odor. The fire depart- ment called the ministry to help in its investi- gation of the site, which operates out of Ever Green Recycling Canada "Zile site has a great deal of waste on site, ministry investigator Rob Lyon told the News Advertiser last week. `"Ibe odor was related to the composting of waste on site. As waste composts, it heats up and vents steam." Officials at Durham Recycling Services declined comment when contacted about the issue last week. ,No. w. 'rW s z M001WO Star 'T Ae worws sma fent ON lig rl�:it alar phone. It ghs as little as 3. I oz. and itr in the {palm of your hand! Visit us fora demonstration. : 20,000 ducks die in fire in Pickering PICKERING — About 20,(X00 clucks were killed in a barn fire in north Pickering near the Uxbridge border -Zsday afternoon. Firefighters were called to the scene at Pickering -Uxbridge Townline Road and Sideline 32 at 3:22 p.m. Five people working in the building at the time of the blare managed to escape unharmed, though some were sent to hospital to be observed for possible smoke inhalation. Only a few ducks got out of the barn, despite efforts by workers. "lihey opened the doors but [hey (the ducks) wouldn't leave:' said Pickering Fre Department Chief Rick Pearsall, explaining an animal usually reacts to a fire "very much like a child hiding under the bed". There had been 50,000 ducks in the barn two days earlier, said the chief, but See PICKERING/ Page 5 INSIDE Caught on tape - Police release a picture of a sus- pect in the rob- bery of a Picker- ing bank. 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I'd have to think about it" But, Canada Post employ- ee Brian Graham said, "I believe that, a year ago, the dog should have been put down. If it had been this wouldn't have happened to little Christie'" Mr. Graham reported that in July of last year "the dog ... on a chain attached to the garage... jumped out at me ... barking and wanting to bite me ... I jammed the mail in the dog's mouth... When the dog bit the bundle of mail, he also bit my left thumb, which tone it open. I was bleeding all over the place„ Mr. Zundel was "very apologetic and friendly", even offering to drive him to hospi- tal. But, Mr. Graham accepted the offer of a person living nearby to bandage his wound. Since that incident, Mr. Zundel said, he's kept the dog in the fenced backyard or inside the house. "I hope there are no per- manent injuries to Christie:" caul Mr7�,1ndel "She • a lovely little girl. No child should undergo that kind of trauma. No dog has the right to bite. "I'm very concerned about what happened. I'm very sorry it happened. I wish it hadn'thappened:" Mr. Zundel doesn't think Max intended to hurt Christie, as the dog routinely plays with children. "He likes to play. He's a very friendly dog. He's a big, gangly dog. He's not vicious." Durham Regional Police officers called to the scene reported the dog seemed to be "friendly," said Staff Sergeant Al Griffin. They said it "didn't appear to be aggressive" And, officers indicated the incident "appeared to be an accident". Mr. McLean fears that, given the dog's history "it's Occupants escape Pickering house fire PICKERING — An early -morning fire Friday at a home here resulted in only minor injuries but xaused significant dam- age. Firefighters were called to 520 Laurier Cres. At 12:17 a.m. "It was reported as a basement fire," says Chief &, hick Pearsall of the Pick- tring Fire Department. A husband, wife and their niece were in the home at the time, accord- ing to Durham Regional Police. The man and the girl were taken to Ajax - Pickering General Hospi- tal suffering from smoke inhalation and released. Damage is estimated at $40,000. The fin department is continuing to investigate. going to happen again". Mr. Zundel said that due to increasing responsibilities at work which will see him out of town a lot he started look- ing for a new home for the dog four or five weeks ago. He said he's posted notices on bulletin boards and even talked to some people inter- ested in taking Max, but has- n't found any suitable candi- dates. "If the dog was in a house where there was someone around during the day, where he had company ... and room to run...he'd be fine:" THE NEWS ADVEMSER SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1997. PAGE 3 Shop the News Advertiser first CONSUMER CAR MART AUTO SERI//CE SUPER CENTRE ;.. Wours. Mon., Timm, N/ed, Fn .,.. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Thum. 8:00A m. - 8:00 p.m., Set 8:00 am. -5:00 P.M. 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The 30,0M square -foot, three-storey, steel -clad barn was already down by the time firefighters arrived, according to Chief Pearsall. The wood substructure burned quickly and the steel cladding fell on top of it. "When we got on the scene the build- ing had basically collap%ed. We had to bring in Town (of Pickering) equipment so we could pull the steel off the fire and get down to the deep-seated burning." Throe pumpers and five tankers were needed to deal with the situation, with some provided by the neighboring Stou fville Fire Department. Firefighters- were irefighterswere on the scene until about 2:30 am. "We anticipate at least three-quarters of a million dollars loss, and that's a con- servative figure;' said the chief The: ducks were the property of King Cole Ducks of Toronto, which leased the land and barn. The fire department is rontinuin�, to investigate the blaie. CRARKE HENNING MC. TRUSTEES I1 INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS dW "Fret Confidential Cooswltadon" OSHAWA rtrr.r (905) 728-9404 MORNI SME MAIL MmtjwsrMt_(416) 283-8140 SCARBOROUGH 0MorDwl (416) 750-9620 TOROMM MimshUM (416) 364-4421 BRAMPTONprtru.nw I0Aswscl_(905) 455-5705 ST CATHFRINFti (905) 688-3181 PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE a, 1917 0 0 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser itoridals a n etters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Get tough on drunk drivers, unsafe trucks The provincial government has talked a good game in the last two years about tough road safety measures. It came through on its promise this past week with the introduction of legisla- tion that takes a hard line on unsafe trucks and repeat drunk driving offenders. Road safety advocates were quick to speak out in favor of Transportation Minister Al Palladini's proposed legislation; opposition parties at Queen's Park have vowed to support quick passage in the legislature; and motorists across Ontario can begin breathing easier. What's notable about this legislation — par- ticularly the portion of it which comes down hard on impaired drivers — is that it stands to become the toughest in the country. That makes sense, and we embrace its tough line, considering Ontario is the most heavily populated region in the country, with a propor- tionate amount of motorists and pedestrians. The motivation for the truck safety portion of the legislation — more than two years in the making — began with the tragic death of Whitby resident Angela Worona who was struck and killed by a flying wheel as she was driving on Hwy. 401 in Ajax. The two issues being confronted with this get -tough bill should help deter those who choose to drink and drive as equally as it should deter certain trucking companies in the province which have substandard safety records. The end result are roads that are safer for all of us, whether we are drivers, passengers or pedestrians. Speedy passage of this bill in the legislature is needed. It's one thing to talk tough. It's another to be tough. Let's get the bad guys off of our roads. To respond to this editorial call Infosoume at 'tnfosource 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metreoland Community Newspaper published 711-42 Wednesfla Freda Sunda v Letters to the editor Hydro provides answers To the editor: After reading front-page head- lines a couple of weeks ago in the News Advertiser and Toronto news- papers about the huge release of toxic copper into our lake from the Pickering nuclear plant, I was very concerned. I was very happy to find out that Pickering Council called nuclear plant director Ken Talbot to answer some questions concerning the latest reports about this problem May 26. I am living in Pickering and drinking tap water, apparently taken out and processed in Ajax, from thent sae lake where Hydro dumps up to 50 tonnes of toxic copper annually. I thought this was a very important meeting to attend, which I did. I wanted to find out more about thisbl major proem. I was very surprised to find out that from all the people in Pickering and Ajax, only 54 were present at the meeting of that impor- tance, and 20 of them seemed to be Hydro's expert team to explain their case. I was very happy with Mr. Talbot's explanation, especially with his stawment that although Hydro did not violate any environmental laws, Hydro decided to change cop- per tubing with non -corroding stain- less steel or titanium tubes, with most of the work already done. For my own curiosity, I checked Toxicity of Copper in Chemical Merck Index where it states: "Copper itself probably has little or no toxicity, although there are con- flicting reports in the literature" It also states that copper is essential for plants and animals. When a doctor from the Ministry of Health was confirming this fact to council, she was cut short very fast. That begs the question is Hydro using another "toxic" copper than the copper we are using in our houses? There is plenty of copper tubing in each house. What is happening with cop- per from these tubes? Or is that not a concern because it isn't Hydro? If copper is a real problem, we should change all the copper lines installed by the water department. Or will it start to be a fashion or just convenient to blame everything on Hydro? There, however, is one thing which I really did not like and that was the attitude of Councillor Maurice Brenner. I could not believe MY ears when I heard Mr. Brenner refer to Mr. Talbot in a snappy tone only as `Talbot" several times to ask questions. I found this very disrespectful, especially of our councillor, who represents me. Jori' Javor, Pickering JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Edaor BRACE DANFORD. Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER. Retail Advertising Manager EDDHE BOLODZWJCZAK, classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURM Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRLSON. Production Manager JANICE O'NEQ., Assistant Production Manager TO REACH US BRIAN f,r L,EGREE Guest column It's summer and the pressure is on The signs of summer are everywhere - the First mosquito bite, the return of allergies and a convention of hunareds of thousands of ants in my driveway - all indicate the warm weather is here to stay. Time to plan the summer holidays. The first task'? Request time off from the boss. Check the calendar. First week of July'? Wait until August'? What is the Farmer's Almanac predicting about the weather? at they still make the Farmer's Almanac'? (I digress.) In the past, my vacation planning strategy was to put off holidays until August in some twisted mental attempt to keep the 'time off' carrot dangling in the distance. It usually meant watching days and days of glorious, hot, sunny weather pass by firm in the knowledge the Charlie Brown rain clouds would arrive in conjunction with the first day of my vacation. After booking the time off and turning into a weather worry -wart, the next step in sul:cess- ful holiday planning is actually organizing some sort of 'relaxing' trip. This is the true meaning of the word 'pres- sure.' Trying to plan one holiday that meets the wide-ranging needs of man, woman and child is a Herculean task. There are no combination golf course -bike path -petting zoo facilities that I'm aware of in Canada. Once a destination decision has been made, it's time to pack the family 'sport utility wagon,' which is automobile company jargon for 'not enough space.' Believing I have super human packing capabilities, my wife finds it difficult to believe I can't jam a complete three-bedroom home into the vehicle. After forcing my wife to stick to the one - suitcase limit and reluctantly yanking my golf clubs out of the back, the jack-in-the-box on wheels is ready to roll. Don't forget to bring a map, to ensure intense dialogue between driver and navigator. Compromise is the key to a stress -free hol- iday. The quickest route to compromise, in my experience, is instant surrender. Always answer "yes" to any question that Your wife begins with "I'd like to..." and ends with "...what about you?" Happy holidays - and don't forget to pack an umbrella. General: 683-5110 Clessifleid: 683-0707 Distribution: 663-5117 Adolo Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroommex ser 0durhanews.n 'rte News Adverdis one of the MesrolaW Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. Thr News Advertiser is a member of the Aju 3 Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assn.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board mW the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space error ror occupies. y' y' y CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L L 1 S 2H5 LHI.IAN HOOK, Administration Manager hap /twww.durturnt>Lws.na - 3- EMM - THE NEWS ADVERrISER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, JIM -PAGE 7 SEAS whole hoMe. FURNITURE STORE Use your Sears Card and ON E FULL YEAR' on all fsleep sets and rugs On 58 - Sofa. S5AO55. SP"W Purchase! 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New program proposed for disabled Ecker vows greater independence A new income support program for people with disabilities will provide them with "more independence and better access to jobs;' Community and Social Services Minister Janet Ecker promises. The Durham West MPP plans to introduce legislation this month which would create the Ontario Dis- ability Support Program (ODSP) and move people with disabilities off the welfare system. "The legislation hasn't been changed for 30 years;' Ms. Ecker told the News Advertiser. "It was written in an era when people with disabilities were considered to he sick and you had to cure them ... People with dis- abilities are quite capable of function- ing, working, contributing to their community" She believes proposed legislation will help them do that by "removing labels like permanently unemploy- able" and recognize that some people can work at least some of the time. The proposed system would also allow people with disabilities to accept work without worrying about not having their benefits reinstated quickly if for any reason they could not continue with the job. Ms. Ecker believes this will help people who want to work "but aren't sure if they can cope with a particular position" because they don't need to worry about being placed "at the end of the line" if they meed to return to benefits. The proposed system would also enable people with disabilities to ben- efit more from gifts and inheritances so families can provide a more secure future for their adult children. It would also allow people with disabil- ities to keep more of their liquid assets and compensation awards and provide a higher limit on life insurance poli- cies. People who are currently on the welfare system because of a disability would be transferred to the proposed program, which Ms. Ecker hopes will be passed sometime this year. The ministry has setup an infor- mation line for people to call with inquiries: 416-327-0539, 1-888-387- 5559 and TTY 1-800-387-5559. Pickering y bank robber suspect caught on tape blue minivan parked at a nearby Burger King. Tile bandit is described as white, 25 to 30, 5' 10" to 6' with a thin build and short dark hair. He was clean shaven and wore sunglasses. Call Durham police's robbery unit at 579- 1520, ext. 5355 or Crime Stoppers at 436-1IPS. PICKERING — Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man wanted for numerous bank robberies. Durham Regional Police in conjunction with Barrie City Police and South Simcoe Police have released a bank surveillance photo of the suspect after a Ione bandit robbed the National Bank at 1848 Liverpool Rd. on May 29. Police report a man walked into the bank just before 11: 15 a.m. that day, handed a teller a bag and demanded it be filled with cash. He left the bank on foot and may have escaped in a two-tone THE WAIT IS OVER. 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To order a transponder or find out how it can save you time and money, call 1-888-407-0407 or• for local calls, 905-264 5330, or visit our website on the internet at vwvw.407etr.com. '1f 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 kilometre toll charge plus an extra $1 toll per trip to cover additional processing costs. (But not during the test drive period.) �.e+rs.�••►rrsirarre s -a elaestarsr..es-sers•�tc.sc•era>.•-c-��lrser•nsrrsfe-e •es�-s••�,�-. �•. •••res.. --- - - - � , +:rt.► � - � - --..fa1►'�etisr � � a iiO4+-w. R_�1 � ... _ �'e.1�t.1. R ! f . Teachers poised to strike if rights are taken away Eighty-four per cent of secondary school teachers in Ontario have voted for province -wide job action, including a strike, if legislation affecting their rights is introduced. The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF) announced the results of last week's vote on Thursday. Durham teachers voted May 27 on province - wide action, which can mean anything from work -to - rule to an Ontario -wide strike by teachers. Durham OSSTF representatives were not available Friday as they were negotiating with the Durham Board of Education. Any action by teachers will not be taken unless the provincial government introduces legislation that attacks teachers' rights, Durham OSSTF president Pat Jermey said last week. Education Minister John Snobelen is expected to introduce legislation regarding teachers next week. This week, the government announced legislation that would suspend the right to strike of municipal, health care and non -teaching school board staff dur- ing restructuring caused by amalga- mations of municipalities, hospitals and school boards. Read the News Advertiser four times each week COMPUTER AUCTION Toronto's Largest Computer Auction Sale! 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JUNE 11. 1997 - PAGE la Will super •ailOshawa-Whitbyborder? be near p J BY BRIAN LEGREE acres of land, complete with municipal water The Province announced last September it One of the super jails is slated to be built DURHAM siAil- and sewer services, electricity and natural gas - will clone 14 existing correctional institutions somewhere in Durham Region, Northumber- The Province may he considering a proner- and be located within 20 minutes of hospital in central Ontario - including Whitby Jail - and land, Peterborough, Haliburton or Victoria ly near the Oshawa -Whitby border lot and emergency officials. replace them with five so-called super jails. counties. servine the Central East Re6on. one of its new super jails. A private land owner is "very interest- ed:' in attracting the super jail, says Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette. The pro- posed site is 89 acres on the west side of Thornton Road, south of Conlin Road, sources say. However, Mr. Ouellette told This Week Thursday he has been unable to detetminc if the property owner submit- ted a firm proposal by the Province's June 4 deadline. Neither Provincial officials nor the property owner have returned This Week's calls. But Mayer Nancy Diamond suggests an Oshawa hid isn't going forward. "No one requested the City's partici- pation or suplx)n for a proposal:' says Mayor Diamond, noting '"to my, under- standing it had to go in with a sign -oil from the municipality" Municipal approval is required before a super jail is granted to any community, says Durham East MPP John O'T(x)lc, whose riding includes the property in question. "I don't think it would be right to forte one into an area that doesn't want it:' he says. "I think there are enough communi- 1k-s that are willing Fists" One ol' ttxsc "willing Mstti' is Mill- hrox►k. says Mr. O'Tox>k. Officials in Millbr(x)k are intcrestdxl in getting the Central Fast super jail, to replace the Millbrnxrk Correctional Cen- tra: which is also scheduled to close, he says. "it would he a wise use of taxpayer ckrllars:' says Mr O'Toxrlc. adding "the community is already adjusted to its usc" Oshawa Ward 10 Rcgio►nal Councillor Ir% Harrell wys he'd rxxxl more details hct(Ke taking a pxsitio+n on a possible super jail in 04uwa. "I guess the positive would be the large number of jo►hs that go with a facil- ity of this nature, but I'd want to know tx)w (fxy'd treat this facility architectural- ly and ho% they would treat adjacent Ix)mc rwrk-n from impact. It would rxxd proper aril adequate buffering - Provincial authorities have indicated a super jail will require a minimum 85 We wish to draw your attention to the 16111D ng in our current '75 Years Gigs for Dad Ryer. Page 12: Moen faucets, 63-3827x/3 M. Copy reads: Save 4.00-26.00. Shand read: Save up to 26.00. 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Some elx"ons apply. See in-store for Camplete defais. Discounts not valid with arty other offer, irx*udirV regular '2- or 3 -for' pncitlg. Disootxtts on regular -priced items unless otherwise noted. Excludes Factory Outlet and Warehouse Stores. Offers not valid in our Yonge-Eglinton store. •I• Durham '... V - r.I 'r .-. r I r, a J � c•.,. r i.., i, r,.•11:-1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 8,1W7 - PAGE 11 students at the head of the class in math tests Two Durham high school students are now on the Canadian honor roll after wind- ing up tops in the latest round of University of Waterloo math contests. Amit Thakar, an OAC student at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering, was in the top 78 of 6,767 Canadian students who took part in the Descartes math contest for OAC students held by the universi- ty. He was added to the national honor roll along with Tim Little, a Grade 12 student at O'Neill Collegiate in Pickering's Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School student Amit Thakar was named to the Canadi- an student honor roll after scoring in the top one per cent of students in recent University of Waterloo math contests. More than 6,000 students wrote the test. Oshawa. Tim placed in the top 84 of the 15,713 students taking part in the Euclid contest for Grade 12 students. Both placed in the top one per teat of pupils writing the tests. The top five scores in Durham in the Euclid contest came from Tim Lit- tle and Edward Yoo, of O'Neill; Den- nis Wu of Dunbarton High School in Pickering; Daryl McEachern, of Pine Ridge, in the top four per cent of all competitors; and Matthew Ouyang, also of O'Neill. The top five teams in Durham were O'Neill, which was 21st out of 600 teams and named to the provincial honor roll, Pine Ridge, Dun- barton, Sinclair Secondary School in Whitby and Pickering High School in .Ajax. In the Descartes (OAC) contest, the top five scores went to Amit Thakar, Pine Ridge; David Yaghini, of Henry Street High School, Whitby; Ian Collins, of O'Neill; Paul Ottaway, of O'Neill; and Paul Sliwowicz, of Pine Ridge, who also tied for the third high- est score in the Canadian National Mathematics League. The top five teams are Pine Ridge, O'Neill, Dun- barton, Anderson Collegiate in Whitby and Pickering High. Grade 7 and 8 students competed in die Gauss contest in Waterloo in May. The top five scores in the Grade 7 category went to Devin Koopman with a perfect scone, Michael Fitz- -Elvis spotted in Ajax patrick and Charisma Panchapakesan, all of E. A. Fairman Public School in Whitby; Patrick Lang, of Dr. Robert Thornton Public School in Whitby; Seneca Cunningham, of Highbush Public School in Pickering; and Devin Yamada, of E. A. Fairman. The top five teams in Grade 7 are E. A. Fairman, R. H. Cornish Public School in Port Perry, Dr. Robert Thornton, French- man's Bay Public School in Pickering, and Dr. S.J. Phillips Public School in Oshawa. The top five scores in Grade 8 belong to Warren Barnard, of E.A. Fairman; Justin Carroll, Alex Dickson, Toomas Parratt and Degory Boyce, all of R. H. Cornish; Greg Johnston, of Dr. Robert Thornton; and Katie MacDonald, of E. A. Fairman. The top five Grade 8 teams are R. H. Cornish, E. A. Fair - man, Dr. Robert Thornton, Dr. S.J. Phillips and Cadarackque Public School in Ajax. Durham students also did well in the uni- versity math contests for Grade 9 to I l held in February. Those results were released in April. AJAX—Elvis is in the building for ®n br,ew tWdorwra lWWW=d s. a concert Tbusday,June 12. wpwldern"nCm wAr4' Elvis and the Tennessee Valley Band a"'a`ISYOM cod d011''OryO1"Willy? �:!! will perform at Ajax's Annandale Golf and Curling Club starling at 9 p.m. The *w +s++ bmw OW Me W wilessorwii rearm $no wortf or W.Ma rartl,ers 4"is app gasoirre is lowerdun 60t per We. Oxer expire lure 30. 1997. taaed on a 36 mondr lane for 199; Elvis impersonator and his band will descr6ed. A nwwnuro down parnerx or $1,300 and $300 scanty deposit are mWwe& o,K. curer Icy some of the older material reminis- � r� �+�e $0.06 ew See ower �k "FwwI'mo %6A. on,`a proved � � or* � cent of the 'younger' Elvis. h wry is $225.33 for 48 nwrKh . cost or borrow" is sal s.94. Poral mr9xron is 510.615. Dom ee tarbnM wiM`Or oM or r 1 dN °* NW � to QruiRcd reW amarom o Tickets art $10 in advance or $12 at the door. Annandale is at the corner of Church and Ba ly streets. Advance tick- eL4'irt d*M*bi Nhgf. WMff. � . _ :°:�:rt %C. i . - .. -- - _ =�� + .11i .W3 h�t� b_� r 0 �� — �� t+1�r► PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1997 THE ULTIMATE W THE MARTIAL ARTS CANADA CLASSIC Dr.UM= = Katz Martial Arts Canada is once again Weekend has more than enough activities to keep even the most Ain Medical Alis Be" dong making a positive impact on the lives of enthusiastic of students hopping. Donations can be made at any X601 Harwood Ave. S., Suite 208 children. Last year, Martial Arts Canada Last summer's Weekend was a total success, with almost two Martial Arts Canada location. Ajax,Ont. US2J5 raised over $6.000 for the Siarlight hundred students from Pickering, Oshawa, Brockville and To locate the Tel: (905) 686-4439 Foundation. The Starlight Foundation has Markham taking part in the many different events. Now, with the Torrance Medical & Vein Clinic the noble goal of granting wishes to sick addition of four more schools, the M.A.C. Classic Weekend will he Martial Arts Canada 2930 Elin on Ave. E. East of McCowan Rd. and terminally ill children. even bigger! g (Shihan Jeff Hall, the National Director of Martial Arts Canada, will nearest to you, Scarborough, Ont. MU 2E4 Martial Arts Canada is dedicated to Tel: (416) 438-8000 helping people improve their lives in all be performing a special demonstration and rill hreak I(N) hoard" call us at ,iteas. From building self confidence to to raise mond for the Starlwfr f rn ! : 1,I„ 1-800-859'9775 aAR� (1 � r?�..mss • ; �rn�ie�te Par*��De��ures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER af_ E �O%SOLrAT!ON `fiilliam Steil, DD, F,C.A.C.4) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. . " PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX .,, 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 CIVENAQV4 DENT pv OR01 ... A 3 dentist team and cheerful staff is here to greet you. Always caring about you and your family's dental well-being. n, Dr. Henry Alban, D.D.S. • Dr. Stephen Minsky. 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Classic Arts Canada, is dedicated to belping children of all ages improve their lives! 5*1111111pullst Vigo - III ACTIVE THERAPY & SPORTS INJURY Registered Therapists • Physiotherapists • Massage • Nutrition • Acupuncture 1099 Kiltgstat Rd (Hwy. 2 & Dixie) 831 8115 Suite *202 There's No Agic t 0 Weight Loss! 1 aeb 8 8W f -. R doesn't just disappoanl At Rosegien Weight Loss a Wellness, your personal counselor will develop a program that works just for you. Our system not only loses the weight - it keeps it oM Also available, a WN Nine of herbal products. 436-2122 - Oshawa a, en 666-5050 - Whgby WWW tae. a L9 of c r,.a. 420-4220 - Pickering �: Soesad on tun programs. Irroducls not included. WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? $ DISCOl1NTS TO SENIORS t FREE Consultations • Complete & Partial Dentures • Same day relines 3 repairs • Evemng d Saturday appts PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING (SUPERCENTRE PLAZA) One who has health, has hope; � and one who has Lhhope, as everything. - Ard*m ftvetb v m DR. GAIL SUSSMAN DENTIST is pleased to announce the consolidation of her practice to 475 WESTNEY ROAD NORTH (in Loeb Supermarket Plaza) AJAX (905) 427-9160 Evening and Saturday appointments available CTDental offlo cc ui w t G A=ug MY 2 Q y � 8V m HWY.101 i THE NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1997 -PAGE 13 Summer Solstice - A time to beeome connected to our environment the forces within. If you are ready to change your life's direction, if you are ready to celebrate your power and connect with others on the spiritual path, join us in our celebration of joy and strength. T Greenwood Yo Evie Hertel ga & Bodywork Studio is hosting The sun will reach its zenith, a Summer Solstice Celebration appear to stand still for a few this year on Friday, June 20 at days and then return southward 8:00 p.m. The studio is located changing direction. in Greenwood, Highway #7 and When the sun reaches its Westney Rd. Come out and join northern most point, its turning point in the sky, the earth is experiencing the longest days. The native peoples designed elaborate ceremonies to entreat the sun to move south again giving reprieve from the dryness and heat of summer. The Hopis said the sun was inclined to wander and must be encouraged to stay on course. They held a four day fast and prayer to entreat the sun back onto its course. In Europe fires were kept burning all night with singing and dancing and feasting. Winter and summer solstice are the strongest times of change during the year. For us it is a time to become connected to our environment, to feel part of natures forces and to attune to AURICULAR EAR CANDLE THERAPY BENEMS: • Gcok dimimtion of ear wax build-up hoproved hearing • ofofw and sinus irritation, bulling and other noises • stioulation of the ear's energy points • Sone chronic headaches and allergies • tteBesobgy sessions also available Ear coning is a mitral, noninvasive aNernalc which gently extracts cum earwax. lis regdar use will prevent the bolidep and bardeniaig of wax. call � appointment 68&1893. TF 'TIME • QUALI'T'Y • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT. TO YOU WE AM AVAIf ARI F TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) At the Information Session you will; • see a slide presentation about Laser • have an opportwity for Dr. Macleod to answer all your questions • meet others who are enjoying the benefds of this procedure To reserve a space at the next Free patient Information Session Call (905) 721-1211 DR JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENIIST us in the fun. We are combining traditions from the Native Americans and Europeans for the l celebration at Greenwood. Evie Hertel will be leading a healing meditation for the world, there will he a "E i ve away - take a,,a% (vou cxclianLe an item that has assisted you during the past season, which you can now let go unconditionally) and weather permitting we will have a bonfire. This evening is free, we are hoping for donations to cover our cost for beverages and snacks. Please phone for directions if you are planning to attend. Greenwood Yoga 905-619-1405 or Evie Hertel: 905-640-4328 SUMMER SOLSTICE �Ip CELEBRATIOti June 20, 1997 at 8:00 p.m. Y We are celebrating the longest Day of the year. Our celebration 11 include a meditation. refreshments and a give-away. Bring a r�onal item that has meaning to you. ex. a book, a crystal, etc. . ai x%sisted you through the past season, but that you are now i :pared to let go of unconditionally. r It is an exciting celebration honouring the sun's power and the aulting growth in us. A peaceful country retreat. Greenwood 24 TOPER r, BODTM= WM30 Highway 7 and Westney Call: N min, tro-downtown rickennig) (905) 619-1405 C 0 14, IV, of 1% 0 G =In th WaM T �!wM vya k' A,; #9 been a pr+a�ud merrier of !ons maty for ow 16 years. . Or+chard=,V'dl&has.esamed,,a s tdation #W to a qw ft of coo mkxt bio'&. �- �1@nenCe :��6�: 1955 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. Ll V 1 X6 PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 8 1997 Amcestrysearch and car rall at PickeringMuseum Villate y PICKERING — Have you always pants w Visitors to the museum village that day ll be provided many sources of All three events are fund-raisers for the can also participate in a car rally starting wanted to trace your family tree but did- information, from Internet addresses to Puterbaugh Schoolhouse at the village. at 10 a.m. Cars will leave from the muse- know how to start'? how to locate obscure post offices that no The museum village is on Hwy. 7 um village curry five minutes and partici- Now you can learn how at a 'Genealo- longer exist. between Brock and Westney roads. pants are asked to pre -book their depar- gy 101' workshop being presented Satur- In addition to the workshops, a light- Admission is $4 for adults, $3 for seniors ture times. Oust for the car rally is $6 per day, lune 21 at Pickering Museum Village hearted presentation entitled 'Tombstone and students, 2.50 for children, and free participant in the czar and includes admis- by the Ontario Genealogical Society's Talks and Grave Matters' by sion to Pickering Museum Village. Judith for preschoolers. Oshawa/Whitby local chapter. Goulin is offered at 12:30 and 2:30 p.m. For more information, call 683-8401. Workshops will be held at 1 and _ 3 p.m., led by OGS members Mari- PERFORMANCE on Lapp and Stuart Bourne. Partici- Amateur radio buffs can have a field day PICKERING — Amateur radio enthusiasts will have a field day at an upcoming event. The South Pickering Amateur Radio Club will join amateur radio operators from across North Ameri- ca in a weekend -long activity known as Field Day. The purpose of the event is to gain skills and experience in emer- gency communications and to enjoy the camaraderie and competition of an international radio operating contest. Locally, the event runs from Sat- urday. June 28 at 2 p.m. until Sun- day. June 29 at 2 p.m. It will be held at Petticoat Creek Conservation Area. Whites Road south of Hwy. 401. Anyone interested in amateur radio is invited to visit the operating site in the park, located at Taylor's Acres. Admission to the park on weekends is $9 per car. For more information, call Ken Johnstone, VE3UJ, at 420-6163. MPP hosts brunch today AJAX -- Durham West MPP Janet Ecker hosts her second annual Community Brunch in Ajax today, Sunday, lune 8. The brunch is slated for the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, Bayly and Church streets, from I 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets are $13 each or two for $25. Everyone is welcome. For more information, call 420- 0829. Fairport Beach Ratepayers meet PICKERING — The Fairport Beach Ratepayers Association holds a general meeting on Tuesday, June 10. The meeting begins. at 7:30 p.m. at Frenchman's Bay Public School, West Shore Boulevard and Okla- homa Drive. On the agenda for the evening is the topic of new watermains and roads. Y,,.a, .,f�1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C�% I 1 l7 1 1 1 1 C tir P rig rim 1& :3 43 C4 • I our Two things � competitors don't i want you to see- �I ,97 Our Sunfire Features. u -s -peed automatic transmission TLJ 1 in System ' e engine al air bags ' -wheel ABS PASSLock" J theft deterrent system ' air conditioning AM/FM stereo ' cassette folding rear seat ' clining front is 'i Purchase . 17,,359' (excludes freight #620) W Get what you 1 y $ 10 u O d o W n want from your Pontiac Per foremance PONT'Ac i should know this: *Based on a 36 month lease fora 3997 Sunfire Sedan a BUICR equipped as described. A minimum down payment of 11,11110 and $300 cis Nr. urity deposit are required. Annual kilometre limit: 20,000 Its. $0.06 excess kilometre. OAC. Other lease options available. *tfreight $620, ence, insurance and taxes are not included- Dealer trade may be neces- Y• Dealer may sell/lease for less. See Dealer for details. **Fin approved GMAC creditancing only. Example: $10,000 at 3•Yi APR, the monthly ment is $225.33 for 46 months• Cost of borrowing is $615.64• Total igation is $10,615.64• Down payment may be required• *t**Offers apply 1997 new or demonstrator models only and applies to qualified retail tomers only. Limited tim ff - ers which may not ers• See Dmaleyyr for details. be combined with other 1 1 1 1 1 S1IARTLEASE *per month /36 months TLJ 1 in System ' e engine al air bags ' -wheel ABS PASSLock" J theft deterrent system ' air conditioning AM/FM stereo ' cassette folding rear seat ' clining front is 'i Purchase . 17,,359' (excludes freight #620) W Get what you 1 y $ 10 u O d o W n want from your Pontiac Per foremance PONT'Ac i should know this: *Based on a 36 month lease fora 3997 Sunfire Sedan a BUICR equipped as described. A minimum down payment of 11,11110 and $300 cis Nr. urity deposit are required. Annual kilometre limit: 20,000 Its. $0.06 excess kilometre. OAC. Other lease options available. *tfreight $620, ence, insurance and taxes are not included- Dealer trade may be neces- Y• Dealer may sell/lease for less. See Dealer for details. **Fin approved GMAC creditancing only. Example: $10,000 at 3•Yi APR, the monthly ment is $225.33 for 46 months• Cost of borrowing is $615.64• Total igation is $10,615.64• Down payment may be required• *t**Offers apply 1997 new or demonstrator models only and applies to qualified retail tomers only. Limited tim ff - ers which may not ers• See Dmaleyyr for details. be combined with other 1 1 1 1 1 I;, Pickering PICKERING — About four dozen stu- dents from local Kumon math and reading centres were recognized for their achieve- ments at a recent ceremony. The ceremony was held at Heydenshore Pavilion in Whitby and honored students enrolled in the nine Kumon centres in Durham Region. The following were from Kumon's three Pickering centres: Niki Alhambra, Gabriela Baumann, Kelly Bietola, Darryl Carpenay, Tramaine Cato - Kumon students honored for math and Debbie Chan, Elaine Cheng, Onika Dainty, Gillian Daues, Laura Daues, Kyle Freder- icks, Koji Fujita, Andrew Graham, Jamison Hanzal, James Haslam, Lucais Ho, Michael Huck, Ryan Lad, Fahreen Ladak, Raquel Lawrence, Elmira Madani, Elizabeth Magee, Daniel Mason, Miko Maurice, Adam McConachie, Beth Navar- ro, Eric Neubauer, Christopher Pardinas, Jeffrey Pardinas, Photo by A.J. Groen fashion Grade 1 1 students at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering managed to collect and donate more than $500 to the Canadian Cancer Society as part of the proceeds from a fashion show held in April. Celebrating their success in front are organizers Jena Garratt, Lisa Farrington and Taryn Sillaots. In the second row are teacher Rose Retsinas, Mesha Dixon (hold- ing shorts), Lynne Nazarko of the Canadian Cancer Society, Lori -Anne Volpe (holding shorts) and teacher Karyn Cone. 1i 1 AM CONDITIONING I p YORK Healiryancl& Coxiiumim - rut it on your SALE 1'W1WiZeds bill O.A.C. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE S, 1997 - PAGE IS reading achievements Selwyn Pe, Narissa Persaud, Hamilton Petropoulos, Peter Pham, Brent Shearer, Raena Singh, Michael Spence, Eric Tang, Leslie Tang, Petrie Vernon, Colin Wakefield, Marcus Yan, Jonathan Yeo, Jeffrey Yu and Jonathan Yu. The Kumon program was developed in Japan in the late 1950s. Under the guidance of trained instructors, students are encour- aged to progress at their own pace. The pro- gram aims to build confidence by encourag- ing achievement and subject mastery through the development of good work habits and time management skills. bAvt MU UFF ALL IN-HOUSE SYSTEMS 18" DSS MINI DISHES Limited Time ECHO.. . .... ......... 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J Liverwurst ate; $2491 S f VP. 99 Fresh Bone -In dftm %owcken Breasts $ 69 s�vE 60`>rb. _2Ib. J Texas styu Bach Ribs $384P VS. (� oror ou �) Salads $ 99 &W ft=� ft"* 1M1W j Meats . wfeinee�q t'r i'ltaratiy� � r ..4tliwlu�a+: L Amrbv MawF"Ple" PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 8 1997 Ara -u nn.ld Durham-Remon Splashdown The weather cooperated for students and staff at Westney Heights Public School in Ajax when it held a recent fun fair. Here, photo by A.J. Groen teacher Donna Billing holds her nose as she makes a splash in a dunk tank. umunils;_Q NI Minister cracks down on drunk dfivers, unsafe truckers Bl- St'SAN O'NE11_1- Sgt. Bates says historically drunk drivers utikHAM SrA1`1 are involved in 40 per cent of fatal collisions, Transportation Minister Al Palladini has adding last year in Durham the number of announced a new Road Safety Act calling for drunk drivers involved in fatalities was down. increased penalties for repeat drunk drivers Whitby resident and truck -safety advocate and roadside suspensions for the operators of Theresa Worona says a "significant victory" unsafe trucks. has been won regarding steps to take drunk The legislation, introduced in the legisla- drivers off the road, however she says, lure Wednesday, would lengthen suspensions "Unfortunately we can't say the same thing for each repeat offence committed by a drunk about trucks." driver and would introduce the 15 -day The legislation calls for a 15 -day suspen- impoundment of a truck or bus caught with a sion of trucks or buses caught with a defect "critical" defect. such as faulty brakes or cracked wheel rims "We're going after the bad guys — the peo- and increases the maximum fines for the ple who put others at risk;' the minister said operation of unsafe trucks up to $50,000. in a prepared statement. "These are people Ms. Worona's sister Angela was killed by a who took a chance and got caught. With this flying truck tire on Highway 401 in January, legislation they're going to pay the price" 1995 and while she says she endorses plans to Under the legislation, first-time drunk dri- implement 15 -days suspensions, she says .vers would lose their licence for a year while there is still a lot to be done to increase safe - those caught a second time would face a three- ty on Ontario's roads. -year suspension and those caught a third time She says the minister has shown "a lot of would lose their licence for life with the pos- talk and little action" with regard to his safety ,sibility of reducing it to 10 years. measures, adding the increase in fines only .-, "Three strikes and you're out," said Mr. "dresses up wheel separations with a bunch of Palladini. public relations. "Any initiatives that increase the severity "Wheels are just a symptom of the prob- ' of penalties are always welcomed by the lem," she says, adding there needs to be a Police community," says Sergeant Rick Bates commitment to the recommendations from the ut the Durham Regional Police traffic unit. ,.,,Target '97 task force or the trucking industry, Hk,wcver, he says "no amount of penalty is ' including driver education, graduated licens- going "I p,cvent a certain element of society, from ing, stricter rules for pre -trip inspections and drinkinz and driving... enforcement is inspections once every six months as opposed sometimes the c,t•, answer."CltLce a year. lr e in Soccer coach faces more sex charges B1' SHAWN SIMPSON DURHAM S'1'AFP Another youth has stepped forward with accusations against a former Oshawa minor league soccer coach. Mark Dodsley, 28, recently charged with sexual assault, sexual interference and pos- session of child pornography, now faces four additional charges including two counts of invitation to sexual touching, mak- ing of child pomogra- phy and another charge of possession of child pornography. One charge of sex- ual touching involves a 13 -year-old boy, the second youth to point the finger at Mr. Dod- sley, who, until charged, had been a coach at the Turul Youth Soccer Club for the past five years. Both accusers had been trying out for the club. Mr. Dodsley was first charged May 9 after patrol officers spotted a man and a 12 -year-old boy in a car on P Colonel Sam Drive in an area known as 'Ghost Road' in Oshawa. Police seized explicit material from the car and the next day uncovered a large number of computer diskettes containing computer- generated images while executing a search warrant on a house. "A large number of sketches and pho- tographs of naked children," as well as a personal home com- puter, were seized as evidence, Sergeant Jim Grimley told the News Advertiser in an earlier interview. Under conditions of his bail for the origi- nal charges, Mr. Dod- sley was told not to participate in any activities involving children and was forbidden to be in the company of a child under 16 without the presence of an adult over 21. 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Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p. , Sunday 9:30 a.m. - 5:OO,p.m. l� 'i • Z � III T"'�` ^ �� '.-� • " A 0. �� ''� � �.% 14, "gal+ ��g � �i �y x_ '�•i , �j' � .O ;=.f! _ •.�W ,�o K �1,� � A r - r - 1 ` • �' Wig'- c� �.�L-7n -. • PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER St INDAV..11INE 8, 1"7 COMMITMENT TO HEALTH CARE INTACT MPP, Durham The nature of health care is changing as our population ages and more and more acute care services can be provided through outpatient and community services. In the 1995 election, we promised to protect Ontario's S 17.4 billion health budget and to restructure hospital services to meet these needs. Two ycars later, we have actually increased spending on crucial health services to $17.tf billion. An additional $692 million is being ;pent to help hospitals restructure. as we shift our health resourccs to community based care. The recommendations of the Health Services Restructuring Commission will allow this province to put in place the most modern and effective health care system in this country. The Commission has met with health officials from Durham Region to review their recommendations for arca hospitals. I?se investments needed to achieve this goal arc substantial. Over the next five years, $2.7 billion will he invested in restructuring our community -haled health carr system. In fact, Durham Region health investments mean: * S6.396.65, to the Region to expand home care services; * $797.120 to the Region to provide caregiver support and counselling to physically disabled children; * 5440JXX) to Durham Region Attendant Care Inc. to provide outreach services for people with physical disahilitics; * $273,880 to Durham Region Community Care Association to provide meals on wheels for seniors; * $175,000 to the Regional Municipality of Durham to provide an adult day program for seniors in the north; * $77,000 to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind - Durham District to provide services to the -blind and visually impaired. For long-term care services in Durham, the government has invested; * $14,000 for Hospice Durham; * $632,000 for Durham Region Attendant Care Inc.; * $40,000 for Oshawa Senior Citizen's Centre * $279,168 for Durham Region Community Care; * $32,563 for Head Injury Association of Durham Region; * $28,000 for the Region to enhance adult day services. Durham hospitals have also received special funding because the Region is a growing community. But it is clear that much more needs to be done to ensure that our health care system meets the needs of Ajax -Pickering residents. Constituency Office: 1550 Kingston Rd.,'-Rm. 213 Phone 420-0829 Pickering, L1V 1C3 WKC��" It is a pleasure to provide the constituents of Durham West with a mid-term report on our government's activities. I am pleased to communicate with you through these pages, a cost-effective way to reach all of my constituents. And if there's one message I hear from Ajax -Pickering residents, it's that they want governments to be more cost effective. That is why we scrapped the MPP gold plated pension plan and "tax free" allowances and are reducing our own administrative costs by some 30%. But residents also say they want more information about what our government is doing so they can judge for themselves if we are doing what we said we would do. It's been a busy but productive two years as we've moved ahead on the plan we laid out at election time. For example, the spring budget delivers on the next two phases of our provincial income tax cut. Wben complete, 91 % of all taxpayers will see an Ontario tax cut of 30% or more. The budget shows that our economic plan is working. Revenues are up, taxes are down, the economy is growing and our deficit reduction strategy is on track for a balanced budget. Our welfare reforms are also working. Ontario Works, a mandatory work -for -welfare program, is steadily growing and tough new welfare legislation will be introduced to reduce fraud. So far, welfare rolls have dropped 22% percent and our fraud measures have saved taxpayers $8.5 million. WORK FOR WELFARE IS WORKING! As Minister of Community and Social Services, I am responsible for Ontario Works, our mandatory work -for - welfare program. The goal is to get people off welfare and into a paid job as quickly as possible, whether it's working in community improvement projects, receiving employment supports or job placements. Durham Region had their business plan approved on March 17, and the implementation of Ontario Works is underway. Communities report that the program is working. People on welfare have participated in community projects from computerizing historical data and assisting in senior's and daycare centres to outdoor landscaping and environmental projects. The experience, contacts and skills they gain are helping them find jobs. In these pages, I also outline how we ane protecting the health budget and increasing health spending for important community care services. Further details on our education reforms are also included as we move to improve quality through fairer funding, improved curriculum, and standardized testing. The government's plans for safe communities are also proceeding. A strict discipline facility for young oBasders, victims' rights legislation and a victims' find are just a few of the steps underway to better protect our families and communities. The Minister of Transportation recently announced legislation to target Ontario's worst offenders in order to make our highways and roads safer. Improving services for high-risk children is also a high Priority- We have increased money for child welfare and for intervention and prevention supports for families in trouble. But in all these important areas, although much has been accomplished, more still remains to be done I look forward to the work at hand as we continue to implement our plan for quality education, improved health care, a balanced budget, lower taxes and jobs. It's a privilege to represent you at Queen's Park. , Thank you to all those who have helped me in this tole with advice and suggestions, words of support and criticism. I hope the informations in these pagers will be btdpftd to you. Sincerely, � /�� '.• Janet Ecker, MPP Durham West n SPRING BUDGET SHOWS PROVINCE ON TRACK The 1997 spring budget demonstrates that the Mike Harris government's economic plan is working. For a copy of our budget highlights, please contact the constituency office at (905) 420-0829. est QUALITY EDUCATION OUR GOAL Parents have expressed concern for many years about the quality and cost of education, the size of the education bureaucracy, and the duplication and waste among school boards. We are responding to this concern. During the last election, we committed to improve the quality of education for every student in this province. Our reforms will strengthen curriculum, establish province -wide standards and testing, institute a standard report card, reduce the number of school boards, school board politicians, eliminate waste and bureaucracy. We will also revamp the way we fund education. Currently, per pupil spending reflects the relative wealth of a school board, rather than what it actually costs to provide quality education for a child. To establish this new student focused funding model, we are seeking expert advice from four teams of specialists. They will review how to pay for school buildings, programs to help students whose education is at risk, special education, and reporting and accountability. Input from the teams will be collected by August 1997, with the new funding model in place for the start of the 1998-99 school year. Education Minister John Snobelen has already announced that education spending will continue to top $13 billion, with the province providing stable funding to school boards for the coming school year. Under the new funding model, we are committed to: funding what it takes to ensure high quality education; shifting more resources to leaming and teaching in the classroom with a focus on young students and early success; maintaining current class size with a goal of reducing it in the early grades; protecting the investment in special education, children at risk, and English as a second language Program; and meeting the demand for new school construction. As well as these initiatives, the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) and the Ontario College Of teachers (OCT) were established to respond to this government's commitment to high-quality, affordable education. The EQAO will conduct regular province - wide testing of students so that parents will know whether their child has learned what is expected. We will also require standard student report cards by this fall that allow parents to clearly see how well their child is doing. The OCT will promote excellence in teaching. Ontario CONCERN ABOUT BILL -104 Recently, I have received many questions from constituents about Bill 104, the "Fewer School Boards Act". Bill 104 does: * reduce the number of school boards; * cut the number of school board politicians; * limit the amount a school board trustee can be paid; * introduce stringent conflict of interest guidelines for trustees; * require school councils to ensure parental input and participation. Bill 104 does not: * privatize Ontario's education system; * contain anything that would jeopardize the health and safety of children and staff; * require the privatization of non -instructional staff in schools; * change the employer-employee relationship of current boards; * change, reduce or threaten current funding or curriculum. Bill 104 will increase parental involvement in the education system which is what parents have been asking for. It will establish parent councils to give parents the chance to influence their neighbourhood schools in planning, codes of discipline and student achievement. School trustees and the parent councils will help to determine which programs will be offered locally. Did you know... Did you know that after two years of the Common Sense Revolution, Ontario: * Provides welfare benefits over 10 percent higher than the average of the nine other provinces; * Gives benefits to the disabled that are over 40% higher than the average of the nine other provinces; * Spends 50 percent more on child care per capita than Quebec, three times more than Saskatchewan and 1000 percent more than New Brunswick; * Spends 70 percent more per person than the national average fighting violence against women; * Spends more on health care per person than every other province, except B.C. THE (YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE S, 1997 -PAGE 19 NEEDS OF DISABLED MET WITH NEW PROGRAMS AND FUNDING Serving the needs of people with disabilities is a high priority for this government. In January, 1 announced that the government will spend an additional $15 million annually to help more families care for their children who have developmental disabilities. Of this, $6 million will be provided for supports for people with developmental disabilities; the Special Services At Home program will receive $5 million and $4 million will go to Infant Development Programs. As noted, the Ministry of Health has also provided additional resources to the care of people with disabilities. As we committed in the election, our government has announced its plan to create a new income support program for people with disabilities that will protect their benefits and help those who are able, become more independent. We want to get them off welfare where they didn't belong in the first place. Legislation will be introd L• --d ,h,, Celebrate Seniors month this June. My Activities as your MPP: One week after assuming office, fulfilled commitment to scrap the Interim Waste Authority, the organization trying to force a dump site in Pickering; * Obtained 511.5 million in funding from the Ontario Clean Water Agency so that construction of a new Ajax water plant facility could proceed, * Arranged for $6.5 million in funding from the- Ministry heMinistry of Community and Social Services to support a land swap with Ajax Council that saved the final piece of the waterfront for public use in Ajax: * Introduced a private member's resolution to encourage the federal government to treat charitable donations the same as political donations for tax purposes; * Co-chaired the task force recommending the strict discipline facility for young offenders, which the government is now implementing; • Fought to amend the College of Teachers legislation to reflect the concerns of Durham teachers; II • Presented the successful Ajax STARS program -- an employee driven cost savings program — to the Management Board Chair for adoption by provincial government; • Undertook a comprehensive review of Ontario's child care system; * Fought to increase funding for child care to the highest level ever in Ontario; • Wonted with Durham hospitals to obtain $6 million in special funding for high growth hospitals in Durham Region. $1.3 million went to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital; • Successfully fought for a change in how hospitals are funded to represent the unique needs of high growth hospitals like Ajax & Pickering General Hospital; • Supported private member's resolution calling on the government to implement a permanent and equitable population -based funding formula for health care in Ontario; • Held town hall meetings for police, firefighters and teachers to voice their concerns about legislation; • Fulfilled campaign commitment to speed up completion of Highway 401 widening. PAGE 20 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1"'? Name Dropping 14TH BIRTHDAY A mix-up in communication resulted in an error on the. Name Dropping page June I. So, let's try again: A group of friends of Vikki Szabo wished her all the best on her 14th birthday on Mai 26. Best wishes from Crystal wW'eatherbee, Lindsay G., Camille B., Katie D., Rana D., Ashley S., Michelle P., Fiona C. and Nicole N. i in Ajax and P w First birthday A Iani ily writes: "Our p r i n c e charming Sunil Par - mar (Sunny) is a happy lit- tle angel who celebrated his first hirthdav on June 2. Hurray! Happy birthday. Sunshine! With love and hugs and kisses from mom, dad, grandma, aunts, uncles, cousins, the entire family and friends." Birthdays It's birthday time at the Sidey home again. On May 8. Daniel celebrated his third birthday at Jumpin' Jelly- beans with Barney and friends Katie, Brandon and brother Shaun. On June 8, Shaun will tum li,c. A party is planned for McDon- ald's Party Room for the big guy and all his friends. Uncle Dene's coming, too! "Happy birthday to our two .real guys with lots of love and kiss- es from mommy and daddy." Fifth birthday ,..A family writes: Our Lit- t I e princess Nikita Singh (pictured w i t h brother Sean) turned five mom's sweetie and daddy's little girl who loves to help take care of her six -month-old brother Sean." First birthday Julia I.aura De1Bel cele- 4 bratcs her first birth- day on June 10. Happy birthday f r o m m o m m y and daddy. ..We lo%e You... BIRTHDAYS The Tavlor house- �► .r hold in Pickering is celebrating lots of birthdays of late. Jake Taylor turned four years old on - May 31. Big sister Samantha Taylor >, will celebrate her seventh birthday on - .. June 14. Wishing special and wonder- ful birthdays to both are mommy, daddy >y �- and Candy. . Gz `,mak Xv YHe turned one icke.rW9-,,.n <A happy First birth- -'day to Spencer aDouglas :;LeMoine who cele- .'brated his ttbig day on "June 3. He will mark the special occasion with family on June 8. Sending along lots of love, hugs and kisses to their little prince are mommy, daddy, nanny, papa, nana, poppy, great nanny :Bea, friends and farady. - birthday Michael Koi- c h o p o l o s turned 10 on May 27. Mom, dad and sister w. J e n n i f e r wished him all the best on his big day. BIRTHDAY #1 Guess who's turning one in the Valeri house. Why, it's Benjamin. Happy birthday and lots of love to Big Ben from mommy, daddy, Philip, Bandit, Nanny, Poppy, Nonno, Nonna, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. 14th birthday Happy birthday to Janielle Hall who turned 14 on May 24. Best wishes from her mom, sister Kendrah, brothers Sean and Stephen and Fluffy. Birthda +Cachet Andrus celebrated her sixth ''birthday recently. Love and best ;wishes from mommy, daddy and 'little brother Skylor. "We love you "very much_" . 40th birthday Lordy, lordy, — - look who's 40. ,td' Happy birthday to Dave Garner who hit the big 4-0 recently. Birthday wishes from sister -in- x law Cathy, wife Ann and sons Mike, Derek and Craig. irRADUATION my Lavender Harris has been aepted by the Faculty of Grad- e Studies at Toronto's York iversity as a candidate for the ctor of Philosophy degree. ginning in September, she 1 be engaged in interdiscipli- y studies and research toward Ph.D. within the Faculty of vironmental Studies. A gradu- ofPickering High School, received her Bachelor of'. $(honors) degree in Geogra= r fromQueen's University in, f� aad,�tras'"Awarded a-Mas't lenning firom ZENTRE CONSOLES - WOODLM Anniversary Congratu- lations to Anne and B i 1 I Buchowski who cele- brated their 56th wed - d i n g anniversary on May 24. Their children, grandchildren and great grandchild helped the couple celebrate their special day. Ajax teens mark birthdays The Janis hanehold of Ajax has celebrated lots of special occasions lately. Michael celebrated his 18th birthday on April 24. Best wishes from mom, dad and Paige. Mean- while, Paige turned sweet 16 on May 31. Sending along birthday greet- ings were mom, dad, Mire and Geoff. P- - Z� , ao 1794E Liverpool Road . , Pickering 831-%31 THIS WEEKS CAKE WINNERS ARE. 1. Sma Partain 2. Speenr Domon Is NO&W 3. ftap.+. vain Wim -n nay go dr wty to Basten Rohhias to rmdv thOr FREE calve. (Plus- provide idenrirration) PRIZE VAUD UNrt1 SAT., JUNE 11, IW7 U�44 6X. Sister act Sister a `hero' i*n miracle'birth of baby Shelly shares had the phone under one ear She 's home and used my hands to catch her. It was awesome. I can't delivery describe how awesome it was, not to mention it being BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER Shelly Knesh is a hero in the eyes of younger sister Sherry Grieve. When Sherry gave birth to her daughter Makayla early Monday at home in Whitby, her older sister Shelly delivered the seven - pound, 13 -ounce baby. "I still can't get over the fact my sister delivered her;" said Sherry, 26. "She's my hero. It's a miracle" "I just did what I had to do;' Sutton resident Shelly, 29, said just before her sister and niece checked out of Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Wednesday. A had to take care of my sister and her baby." Jennifer Grieve, of Ajax, said she's proud of daugh- ters Shelly and Sherry and extremely happy her grand- daughter is safe and sound, albeit just a bit regretful she missed out on the experi- ence. Makayla's arrival started Carly Monday when Sherry, who was a week -and -a -half overdue, started feeling labor pains around mid- night. After experiencing intense but inconsistent labor pains, she went into hospital around 3:30 a.m. Monday only to be sent home just after 4 a.m. and told to wait until the pains were regular and closer together. Sherry had called her sis- ter to meet her at the hospi- tal since proud papa Everoll Christian was at work in Scarborough and missed all the excitement, so Shelly Picked her up about 4:30 a.m., then went to get Sher- ry's three-year-old son T1 ler from his godmother's and drove them home. The pains kept getting worse but Sherry persevered until she was about to take a bath and felt the urge to push. photo by A.J. Groen Whitby mom Sherry Grieve holds 7 Ib. 13 oz. newborn Makayla who was unexpectedly born at home. sherry's sister Shelly Knesh delivered the baby with some coach- ing from 911. She holds Sherry's son, Tyler, who wit- nessed his sister's quick birth. "I just knew I had to get out of the bath and go to the hospital," she said. But there wasn't time to get there. Shelly was hur- riedly getting Tyler and herself ready while Sherry sat on the bed and her water broke. Within min- utes, at 7:12 a.m., Makayla arrived, the umbilical cord wrapped around her neck. "Shelly called 9l 1," Sherry said. As she was talking to them, telling them my water had broken, I was pushing. My sister said The head's out, the head's out!'" "I just knelt there and waited for the baby to come out," said Shelly. "I Duffers tee=oii against MS my sister." Shelly loosened the umbilical cord from the baby's neck, wiped mucus from the newborn's mouth and nose, wrapped her in a towel for warmth and placed her on her mother's stom- ach. At this point, a Whitby Ambulance crew arrived and took over care of mom and daughter, giving them both oxygen and taking them to hospital. Sherry said ambulance attendants Brian Dahn and Mike Murphy were great and even stopped by the hospital to drop off a stuffed toy on Wednesday. At hospital, both mom and baby were declared fine, although Makayla had swal- lowed a lot of fluid during the hasty delivery. She still has a few problems feeding because of that but is fine otherwise. "She's a perfect little baby," Sherry said. "She doesn't say too much, sleeps all the time. She's let me rest all the time." She added her sister is "a trooper" as is son Tyler, who was mesmerized by watch- ing the birth of his sister Makayla. Shelly will be her godmother as well as her aunt. Be rou KNOW WHY T)INEMEso MMY n-REPLACEAMTnr WNHO 4� CONTJRACT M ... �ft our MIM1do w s �_?_'Ix in the first pl+�! 1 1 ory�� malmd F IItillttlllR Duffers are sou ht for the annual Multiple Sclerosis Golf Tournament at Fawn Brook Golf Club later this month. �, tr 0ASHVM0D• The tourney, slated for Wednesday, June 25, begins with WINDOW DOOR 18 holes of golf followed by a steak dinner. There are numerous prizes up for grabs, includinga Pon - 434-81 T9 t� = tiac Grand Am, valued at $20,000, trips and golf clubs. �ttlrtrt�ttl� noa., Cost is $100 per player, golf cart included. RUiief� �ih>tw� For more information, call 686-2581. - ,.,_ �xaae._l2._ a1 ---------=---------------------------------- _------------•----------------- THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, .TUNE 8, 1997 - PAGE 21 photo by A.J. Groen High-tech help Big Sisters of Ajax -Pickering recently received a computer and printer from Megabyte Computer Sys- tems. Admiring the new hardware here are (seate6) Big Sisters executive director Marilyn Cummings, board member Feil Sinclair and Sheila Gregory - Dorsey of Megabyte. L� NFwnNG �L a A! coNOURHAM RomoMNc N " R w. EGO SNCE 1970 - NOW INSTALLING! Save on Central Air Electronic Air Cleaners LTw: kWO Central Air & Lock Windows at n4d. " esra E s o E,wfAfet As pow as 92S%' oa.c. 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DOOR Aftb, 40L. *9 wWA PSN" OALE $17.888 PLYMOUrH T 06HA1"► sharing some insights Author lean Sangwine holds up a turtle also a teacher of English as a second lan- pendant she wears as she talks to students at guage. Her new book wasinspired by one Pickering's Wo(xflands Centennial Public of her students, a boy from China, who School. She told students about her new developed an affection for a snapping turtle book, A Turtle Called Friendly, during her and, through learning about the turtle, visit to the school recently. The ' author is learned to master a new language. Billboard SUNDAY, JtiNE 8 CHILDREN'S ART: The PineR- idgc Arts Council hosts Sand Art Casting (as part of the Frenchman's Bay Festival) from 1 I a.m. to 4 p.m. Children can walk along the beach in search of landfill debris for an art Sculpture. The items will be placed in the -.and and covered in casting plaster to form a wall hanging. $2. X3 1-2754 or 686-X298. Nl1'P BRUNCH: Durham West MPP Janet Ecker hosts her second annual Community Brunch from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. at Annandale Golf and Curl- ing Club, Church and Bayly Streets, Ajax. Tickets $13 each; two for $25. 420-0829. GARAGE SALE: The Pickering Museum Village hosts Aunt Laura's Attic, a garage sale and baked goods sale, from I I a.m. to 5 p.m. Spaces are available for the public for $25. All proceeds go towards the school- house restoration project. Family activities include cos- tumed volunteers, children's games, a strolling magical clown and enter- tainment by Chardonnay. Adults $2, students $1, no charge for seniors and preschoolers, family passes $5. 683-8401. 4WONDAY, JUNE 9 PSORIASIS MEETING: The Pso- riasis Society of Canada holds a meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, Room 1002, main floor, 24 Alma St. Topics are new treatments for psoriasis and the National Psoriasis Walk on Oct. 5. 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PAGE 26 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE & 1"7 Pickerin2 st)orts Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Dunbarton Spartans By At. R!vE= SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The breaks finally bounced the Dunbarton High School Spartans' way at the provincial senior boys' rttl,by championships in Oakville Thursday afternoon. The fourth -seeded Spartans played in the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association gold -medal game against the third -ranked Aurora's St. Andrew's College at the championships on Friday afternoon after our deadline. The last time the Spartans struck provin- cial gold in senior boys' rugby was in 1988. To advance to the title game. Dunbarton first had to knock off number -one seeded Barrie Central in the semi-final contest. Playing their best game of the season against the favored Barrie Central squad, the Spartans showed grit and determination to knock off the defending Ontario champs 1 I- 3. P News Advertiser in Ontario rugby "I don't know if they played above them- selves or that they had it in them all along;' says Spartans' coach Bill Dalliday. "Barrie looked like they were going to wipe every- body out, but our kids just played unbeliev- able. We were all over the field:' Dalliday notes his players were able to defend against the elaborate offensive and defensive schemes of Barrie, using a combi- nation of aggressive play and the leg of Dunbarton fullback Al Thatcher who contin- ued to pound the ball back into the Barrie zone where the Spartans continually applied pressure. "Our guys were just so aggressive and that seemed to rattle them;' says Dalliday. "Nobody has been able to do that to them all year." The two schools have had a history at the OFSAA champi- onships as the two teams have met twice before at the provincials, with the Spartans robbed of a Pickering • win ball tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Red Sox minor peewee rep baseball team captured the championship at the Newmarket Hawks Baseball Tournament last weekend. In the final game, the Sox doubled host Newmarket Hawks 4-2, thanks to some heads -up defence and timely hit- ting. Rock -solid defence by Red Sox infielders proved to be the differ- ence in this one. With the Hawks threatening in the ' fifth inning with men on first and second base and one out, Pickering's Matt y� ca•�i , Yarmoluk caught a line drive smash and dou- bl,7d off the runner at third base to end the inning. Red Sox second baseman Chris Papalia turned a double play to end a Hawks' uprising in the seventh inning after cleanly fielding a scream- ing grounder. Offensively, the Red Sox jumped out front 2-0 in the early innings. Yarmoluk was also effective at the plate, blasting a double to centre field and later scoring. He was named the tournament's most valuable player. Facing Clarkson in the semi-final contest, the Red Sox eked out a 13-12 victory in a seesaw battle from start to finish. In Pickering's last at -bat, a per- fectly -executed bunt by Skyler Burns allowed Alex Della Mora to race home from third base on the squeeze play. The Red Sox started the tourney with a hard-fought 4-3 victory over East York. After four innings, Pickering's bats were silent as East York took a 3-0 lead. However, the Red Sox offence came alive in the middle innings, with Pickering evening the game at 3-3. Pickering outfielders Lucais Ho and Callan Exeter robbed East York of several booming hits. In the final inning, Mike 'The Jet' CKERMIG Murdoch singled, then stole second and third. Ssoc,,,11004 Paul 'The Babe' Harrison delivered a line -drive hit to the out- field to score Murdoch with the win- ning run. In the second game, the Red Sox suffered a lopsided 11-2 loss to Thornhill. The Red Sox faced North Toronto in the tourney's pivotal third game that they had to win to advance to the semi- final contest. The Sox met the chal- lenge and crushed North Toronto 14-3. Team members are Skyler Burns, Alex Della Mora, Callan Exeter, Paul Harrison, David Hinan, Lucais Ho, Carl Jadunandan, Chris Lovering, Ryan Mason, Mike Murdoch, Chris Papalia and Matt Yarmoluk. Ajax Pickering kids martial arts masters Ajax -Pickering Wado-Kai Karate yellow division: first in sparring. Club members turned in top efforts at the Matthew Cherry, nine -to- 12 white- -rwent Thornhill martial arts tournament. yellow division, first in kata. Ajax -Pickering club martial artists Michael Rabjohn, nine -to -12 white- tnatched their skills against 150 other yellow division: second in sparring, sec - competitors from 25 wado-kai clubs and in kata. from Toronto and surrounding area. Sarah Crawford, six -to -eight white - Results forAjax-Pickering club mem- yellow division: second in sparing. bers: Jason Bull, six -to -eight white -yellow Sean Mindra, six -to -eight-year-old division: second in kata. white yellow division: first in sparring. Jacob Broder, six -to -eight orange- . XqX-1M WDbh Mhe-16-12 WMlb: 'green -division: sdcbW in sparring. - - . chance at the gold medal on both occasions due to controversial plays. Last year, Dunbarton met Barrie Central in the champi- onship quarter -finals where the Spartans scored what they thought was the winning try in the last seconds of play. However, the play was called back and Barrie won the game and eventually the Ontario title. In 1995, the two squads met in the championship semi-finals and, again, a disputed try was taken away from the Spartans, enabling Barrie to win. "We were due this year;" says Dalliday. Scoring for the Spartans against Barrie Central were Bruno Azevedo with a try and Al Thatcher with two penalty kicks. Dunbarton started the OFSAA champi- final onships on Wednesday with a 17-0 victory over Loyalist College school from the Belleville area. In the championship quarter- final game, the Spartans defeated the Mayfield Secondary School Mavericks from Caledon 5-0. Lee Kennedy scored the game - winning try for Dunbarton. NOTES: The Pickering High School and Exeter High School junior boys' rugby teams and the Dunbarton and Pickering High midget boys' teams travel to Stratford this weekend for the annual Barbarian Cup, the provincial championship for those age groups. The championship games will be played on Sunday. S If Al % 0 Our lowest prices ever on Super uar& 60! This fire features a specially formulated tread compound to provide a combination of even tread wear and excellent traction. 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Sears Canada fne. .Auto Cw*9 S Une .�« Ex�7mol�,fmm vAmv 0420-0271 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ttfr'b erne ttoafA. tfoN aat#0o �,a, ttetROeaaL-t�N oua ria 1bM aeon. {�0 � 'mom, t3A. 7i0 ar itit N Scoreboard Al Rivett, sports writer PICKERING SOCCER CLUB UNDER -FIVE MIXED 'B' DIVISION May 26 - Jammers 6 (Jeffrey Lyons 3, Colleen Broaderip, Christopher Marcaccini, Scott Lyons, MVPs - Jeffrey Lyons, Colleen Broaderip), Mohawk/CDT 2 (Christopher Raguseo 2, MVPs - Christopher Raguseo, Amanda Mauchan); Boyer Pontiac 3 (Lucas Palleschi, Ryan Tunstead, Rebecca Wood, MVP - Kevin Thompson), CIBC 3 (Matthew Wettlanfer 2, Billy Deroches, MVP - Julian Newman); Blizzard 3 (MVP - Matthew Unger 3), Stikeman Elliott 3 (Ryan Sheridan 2, Brendan Lane, MVP - Ryan Sheridan); Chargers 7 (Adam Engel 2, Blake Fraser 2, Patrick Clinton, Chris Halket, Kevin Tobin, MVPs - Patrick Clinton, Blake Fraser), Classic Touch 3 (MVP - Peter Ricciardi 3); Indu-Kole 9 (Cory Charnley 6, Matthew Smith 2, Michael Wilkins, MVP - Cory Charnley), Scotia McLeod 3 (MVP - Blake Rattray 3) SEVEN -AND -UNDER MIXED DIVISION June 1 - Blizzard 10 (C.J. Hamilton 6. John Martinko 3. Ivan D'Silva, MVPs - C.J. Hamilton, Ivan D'Silva), Thunder 6 (Sam Persaud 6, MVP Jacquelyn Best); Chargers 8 (Darnell Broom 6, Jarob Tun 2, MVPs - Joshua Billinger, Darnell Brown). Strikers 1 (MVP - Lucas Whalen); Shooting Stars 3 (Dhaliwal Satwat 2, Narvair Chahal, MVPs - Dhaliwal Satwat, Narvair Chahal). Kicks 2 (Darnel Holland, Kelly Davies, MVPs - Daniel Holland, Kelly Davies) fill -16n 683-5110 Fax: 683=7363 SEVEN -AND -UNDER BOYS"C' DIVISION May 26 - Thunder t (Trevor Cozier, MVP - Trevor Cozier), Kicks 2 (Stephanie Hamade 2, MVP - Stephanie Hamade): Ryswm Graphics 3 (tach Lamacraft 3, MVPs - Mike Dicarlo. Daniel Suitzan), Cam Tool 8 Dye 5 (T.J. Angrove 2, Marc Levesque, Kyle Inglis, Carey Arnott, MVPs - Carey Arnott, Kyle Kinsman); Lone Star 3 (Callum Lynch, Michael Roche, Mark Sterling, MVP - Callum Lynch), Blizzard 0 (MVPs - Ryan Beckett. Jacob MacDonald): Dana Canada 3 (Callum Leck 2, Nicholas Beare, MVP - Cailum Led), Strikers 1 (MVP - Kyle Bateman) UNDER -NINE BOYS"A' DIVISION May 21 - VIS Motor Controls 3 (David Graham, Daniel Welsh, MVP - Daniel Welsh), Thunder 0: Canada Hardwood Flooring 1 (MVP - Brandon Myer), Upper Canada 1 (John Taylor, MVPs - John Taylor, Joseph Caller): Optimist Club 6 (Michael Bundy 2, Jordan Entwistle 2, Christopher Paul, Brent Shearer, MVP - Michael Bundy), Port Royal Mills 0 (MVPs - Justin Petrovich, Aaron Ballantyne): May 28 - Port Royal Mills 0 (MVPs - Matthew SEVEN -AND UNDER BOYS"A' DIVISKNN May 27 - SuperCenter 3 (Adrian Boucher, Andrew Nauth, Daniel Popovic, MVPs - Patrick Booth, Adrian Boucher), PCCCA 1 (Tyree Michael, MVPs - Adam Broad, Shawn Lalach): Bryson Insurance 1 (MVP - Michael Mauro), Canada Trout Chargee 10 (Andrew McConnell 5, Jason Armstrong 2, Giancarlo Amenta, Shane Del Zotte, Satvam Patel, MVP - Andrew McConnell); Midas Pickering 1 (Eric Pham -Hung, MVPs - Josh Sana, Michael Tulk), Thunder 7 (Alexander Levesque 4. Brandon Speck 3. MVPs - Michael Smith. Alexander Levesque); Bob Johnston 1 (MVP - Peter Palantzas). Bizarbeque 2 (Lucas Wirt, Corey Jardin) Antonucci Michael Carey), Upper Canada 1 (John Taylor, MVPs - Brett Anthony, James Inkster) UNDER -NINE BOYS"B' DIVISION May 21 - Chargers 4 (Mark Jovanov 2. Michael Palmer 2. MVPs - Kevin Allen. Cameron Wilson). Solid Image 2 (Jordan Lianza. Brock McAteer): Cumberland Heating 8 (Cody Pollard 6, Stephen Kutrouski. Kevin Campbelf). Mighty Macs 0: Plum -it 4 (Kyle Palantzas 2, Nicholas Annett, Mark Mikhaiel), Teddy Allwm 1 (Shawn Vadern); May 28 - Optimist Club 6 (Christopher Paul 2. Kyle Spears, Michael Burly. Brent Shearer. John Nelson, MVP - Ky1e Spears). Thunder 0 (MVP - Kevin Prebble) UNDER -NINE BOYS' C' DIVISION May 28 - Compucentre 14 (Jamie Robinson 4, Stephen Mac" 3, Devon Barnarno 3. Joseph Debenedictrs 2. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1997 - PAGE 27 Steven D'Souza 2, MVPs - Jamie Robinson, Stephen Makin), Shooting Stars 0 (MVPs - Derek Filer, Chris Moore): Sporting Images 5 (Daniel Pineau 2, Kolman Waldman, Syeo Karim, Jeffrey Warne. MVP - Jeffrey Warne), Pickering Slo Sports 0 (MVPs - Aaron Law, Colin Hein); Symbottech 4 (Gregory Badauan 2, Devon Munch, Jason Taylor, MVPs - Gregory Badalian, Sean Cartier), Steve's Casting Ltd. 0 (MVP - Jonathan Paredes) UNDER -10 BOYS' DIVISION May 26 - But' N' Ben 3 (Stephen Lopez. Craig Deebank, Aaron Holl, MVPs - Stephen Lopez. Craig Deebank), Home Office 1 (Brian Gonsalves, MVPs - Nathaniel Bagnell, Braden Docherty): Factory Mattress 4 (MVPs - Joseph Assenza 2. Jovain Wilson 2): Travel Paradigm 0 (MVPs - Derek Savoie. Eric Pennington): BMA Communication. 5 (Corey Bosley. Alex Greenbury. Graham Booth, Derrick Kong, Kyle Taylor, MVPs - Robert Anceski. Filip Smakovski): Cansel Surveil 1 (James Choleras. MVPs - Christopher Robson. Lows Beshara): Taylor Made 5 (Jason Krasnowski 3, Zachary Miller. Graeme Murphy. MVP - Jason Krasnowski), Garthwood Homes 0 (MVP - Shane Coutinho) UNDER -12 GIRLS' DIVISION May 26 - Heritage Electric 3 (Melissa Gavlin, Julianne Polowyk. Danielle Edwards), Thunder 12 (Amanda Burke): Bizarbeque 1 (Laura Clayton. MVP - Kate" Sears). Strikers 2 (Nicole Monosky, Anne Sterling, MVP - Krysten DeSouza): John Wilson Remax 0 (MVP - Salvatrice Assenza). Peter's Appliances 0 (MVP - Diana Mills): Boyer Pontiac 0 (MVP - Jackie Lonstanzo), Ability Metal d Machine 3 (Emily Mikus 2. Ashley Vaughan. MVP - Emily Mikus) UNDER -12 BOYS' DIVISION May 22 (exhibition) - Duality Tune Up 5 (Kevin Marshal 4, Aly Rattarm. MVP - Kevin Marshall). Flex It 3 (Trevor Watson 2, Mike Mrasnowski, MVPs - Ryan Snooks. Mike Pony club CORRECTION NOTICE members WE APOLOGIZE TO don't horse OUR CUSTOMERS PRESIDENT'S CHOICE° PRESIDENT'S CHOICE' MEATLESS MEATLESS around WIENERS L sru,sAs 300 C pkfl. 250 t7 box Local equestrians face tough test in upcoming tetrathalon PICKERING - Teams from the Pickering and Claremont Pony Clubs will compete at the Central Ontario Regional Tetrathalon June 14 and 15. Tetrathalon is a demanding competi- tion in which athletes tide horses, swim, shoot and run. In swimming, points are given for the distance completed in a fixed time. In shooting, competitors pick up points for marksmanship. Running is scored by time taken to complete a cross-country course. Riding is scored like the cross-country phase, with penal- ty points for refusals by the horse to clear an obstacle, falls and exceeding the opti- mum time to complete the course. The shooting competition takes place at the Firearm Training Ranges in Ajax and swimming at Oshawa's Donevan Pool on Saturday. The running and cross-country riding will be held at Dreamerest Equestrian Centre near Port Perry, with the running on Saturday and the riding on Sunday. Boys and girls compete in separate divisions in tetrathalon at three levels for each: junior, senior and novice. The winners of regional competitions have a chance to be chosen to represent the region at stational and international competitions. Tetrathalon feeds into the Modem Pentathlon, which adds fencing and sub- stitutes stadium jumping for the cross- country riding phase. as advertised in the x will not be available at supermarkets carrying President's Choice" Ajax Acro's Gymnastics Club Summer Camps June 30 - Aug. 29 M11111111 ii, Camps 1/2 days 4-5 yr. olds Recreafion Camps 1r2 bays 6 and up Recreation Camps full days 6 and up 3 -1/2 Days =39" 5 -1/2 Days $900 5 - full Days :11800 Registration Dates: Wed. June 11, 6:30-8 p.m. Sat. June 14,10-12 48 Exeter Rd. Ajax (905) 427-0036 News Advertiser Krasnowski): Johnson Controls 0, DBE Warehouse 6 (Matthew Pernerowski 2. Eric Neubauer 2, Nelson Garles, Everitt Hanna): Innerspace Divers 3 (Michael Horobin. Cody Purchase. Matthew Renshaw- Baumbe r, MVP - Michael Horobin), Cashway 2 (Brent Medland. Joshua Lynch): Nova K Contracting 2 (Allen Adams, Bobby Koufm). Bank of Montreal 3 (Mitchell Ryan Aube, Matthew Zammittk. Jason Ramsaran, MVP - Mitchell Aube): A -Maze -Zing 2 (Matthew Finley. Kevin Persaud), AAA Arlen Business 3 (Jordan Doody 2. Sean McAteer) UNDER -13 GIRLS' REP DIVISION Season opener - Pickering 3 (Danielle. O J . Tabia, MVP - Tonia Colletti). Ajax 0 UNDER -14 BOYS' REP DIVISION May 20 - Pickering Power The Appliance Centre 4 (MVP - David Ufford 4), N.Y. Azzurri 2: May 27 - N. Scarborough Crystals 5, Pickering Power The Appliance Centre 1 (John Red, MVP - Aaron Chinn) UNDER -14 GIRLS' DIVISION May 21 - Chargers 3 (Kristen Proulx, Christine Bergeron, Shannon Maguire. MVP - Natasha Campbell). Shooting Stars 0 (MVPs - Heather Jeffrey. Juke Ross); Premier Trophy 1 (MVP - Michelle Crabb), Joseph Pinto Remax 8 (Lia Papdopoulos 3, Jilian Chownard 2, Awsha Kerr 2. Krista Newton. MVP - Lia Papadopoulos): WITCO 1 (Laura Eastman, MVP - Heather Cra"). Lone Star 3 (A. Karkas 2. 0 Francis. MVP - Alexandra Karkas): May 28 - Joseph Pinto Remax 2 (Krrsta Newton, Rachelle Arvmais. MVP - Jennifer Graham). Shooting Stars 1 (MVP - M. Spence): Lone Star 0 (MVP - Adnanna Cor•nacchia), Premier Trophy 0 (MVP - Becky Lockett). Strikers 1 (Katrina Gaudet. MVPs - Michelle Vandyk, Vanessa Vertolh), Chargee 3 (Judy Lopez 3, MVP - Judy Lopez). SEWS F vpect more f om Scours Save $150 on all lrutalled R(1)f Mitinzan I,_M70 sq. ft. 5rkr prices end Sun.. June 22.'97 Installed Steel Entre Doors Save $200 on Installed Kenmore" Central Air Conditioning and don't pay 'til next year' x47620 series. Sale prices end 5(trudry lune'!!) 1997 �`- Save 10% oar 4 or nwir Inualled Vimi RepkKernent Windilms Installed Vin% 1 Patio Doors Renova't'e now and di t pwcay 'ti *0 next year* when you use your Sears Card on installed roofing, windows, central air conditioning, furnaces, entry and patio doors, gas fireplaces and electronic air cleaners •Don't pay until January 1998, on approved credit, with your Sears Card. $35 deferral fee and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at urine of purchase. Offer ends Sunday, August 17, 1997. Ask for details. CALL NOW, TOLL FREE, FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOME ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE 1-800-625-0025 Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Talk to someone you know'° Copyright 1997. Sears is Ai"- Inc. 06325 .r N* Hwy 401 Ki Cres. Exeter i News Advertiser Krasnowski): Johnson Controls 0, DBE Warehouse 6 (Matthew Pernerowski 2. Eric Neubauer 2, Nelson Garles, Everitt Hanna): Innerspace Divers 3 (Michael Horobin. Cody Purchase. Matthew Renshaw- Baumbe r, MVP - Michael Horobin), Cashway 2 (Brent Medland. Joshua Lynch): Nova K Contracting 2 (Allen Adams, Bobby Koufm). Bank of Montreal 3 (Mitchell Ryan Aube, Matthew Zammittk. Jason Ramsaran, MVP - Mitchell Aube): A -Maze -Zing 2 (Matthew Finley. Kevin Persaud), AAA Arlen Business 3 (Jordan Doody 2. Sean McAteer) UNDER -13 GIRLS' REP DIVISION Season opener - Pickering 3 (Danielle. O J . Tabia, MVP - Tonia Colletti). Ajax 0 UNDER -14 BOYS' REP DIVISION May 20 - Pickering Power The Appliance Centre 4 (MVP - David Ufford 4), N.Y. Azzurri 2: May 27 - N. Scarborough Crystals 5, Pickering Power The Appliance Centre 1 (John Red, MVP - Aaron Chinn) UNDER -14 GIRLS' DIVISION May 21 - Chargers 3 (Kristen Proulx, Christine Bergeron, Shannon Maguire. MVP - Natasha Campbell). Shooting Stars 0 (MVPs - Heather Jeffrey. Juke Ross); Premier Trophy 1 (MVP - Michelle Crabb), Joseph Pinto Remax 8 (Lia Papdopoulos 3, Jilian Chownard 2, Awsha Kerr 2. Krista Newton. MVP - Lia Papadopoulos): WITCO 1 (Laura Eastman, MVP - Heather Cra"). Lone Star 3 (A. Karkas 2. 0 Francis. MVP - Alexandra Karkas): May 28 - Joseph Pinto Remax 2 (Krrsta Newton, Rachelle Arvmais. MVP - Jennifer Graham). Shooting Stars 1 (MVP - M. Spence): Lone Star 0 (MVP - Adnanna Cor•nacchia), Premier Trophy 0 (MVP - Becky Lockett). Strikers 1 (Katrina Gaudet. MVPs - Michelle Vandyk, Vanessa Vertolh), Chargee 3 (Judy Lopez 3, MVP - Judy Lopez). SEWS F vpect more f om Scours Save $150 on all lrutalled R(1)f Mitinzan I,_M70 sq. ft. 5rkr prices end Sun.. June 22.'97 Installed Steel Entre Doors Save $200 on Installed Kenmore" Central Air Conditioning and don't pay 'til next year' x47620 series. Sale prices end 5(trudry lune'!!) 1997 �`- Save 10% oar 4 or nwir Inualled Vimi RepkKernent Windilms Installed Vin% 1 Patio Doors Renova't'e now and di t pwcay 'ti *0 next year* when you use your Sears Card on installed roofing, windows, central air conditioning, furnaces, entry and patio doors, gas fireplaces and electronic air cleaners •Don't pay until January 1998, on approved credit, with your Sears Card. $35 deferral fee and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at urine of purchase. Offer ends Sunday, August 17, 1997. Ask for details. CALL NOW, TOLL FREE, FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOME ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE 1-800-625-0025 Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Talk to someone you know'° Copyright 1997. Sears is Ai"- Inc. 06325 .r VMS, - - iiia..., . +�::ic`i+cA�i ilsJ a :_ .;:.ae•L+urji�efn r f. PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY JUNE S, 1997 Buy one week, get the 2nd free! Call us for details Applies to Articles For S111111101`0101111 For �-- Soleo�. GARAGE SALES only $35+GST visa Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. C! Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-4218 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival and receive a gift certificate ��4G" entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. Careers " Careers I I Careers Careers 11 Careers 1 1 Careers gin, Careers Careers I I Careers Kant No" M.A. Computer Art & Animation • Karl Model is an ALIASIWAVEFRONT Certified Instructor. ALIASIWAVEFRON Is the leading Computer Animation Program used in films such as Jurassic Park • Kars teaches Computer Animation at the Toronto School of Business in Oshma on the West Silicon Graphics SGI 02 computers. • This 26 week course is designed for POOPIO who already Possess drawing and designing skills and wish to make a caner In the forowing: • Ankneators in the flim industry. Adriertiswq design for T.V. • Design of interactive games. by #* Phumb YaceBatar Sdtools Ad TORONTO Helping YY u Build a Better Life pttl PM rNMIN Our individualized learning plan provides fes a dew cwew unique Program packages in day or evening M tropeel ffe, Alsttlyst classes. Train with others in a hands-on, all Network business -oriented environment. • IAA Adminisbator Compuller e A4ielE�eelloc <``ir�'� M C >�n � flair yew Fee«. OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY Cate [•day tedalologsr 0sham 28 campuses ams Canada irtdtidllg l 434-8585 S3r11D�I.1�Ran�,i. COURSE Acrylic/fiberglass applications ear -piercing, waxing (favi, ), manicures (Fr. and Amer. ,is and Cert at end of course Total Cost .....%500. Call (416) 298-1036 II careers ENTERPHASE Child and Family Service, is seeking highly skilled couples for live-in within our mixed modality residential pro - grain Excellent dtia can Support & renumeration., resumes to So Slams St. N Oshaws.L1G IV4. Tech U mmol r Not Mae Condweed 01/ionlie lnteg . lob SMR% TM*@ fM �� BC 576-!175 �as oobuaos Mlleetr Deb... Teaching Opportunities Durham College has full-time (lp ertings for lmlirtm>R in the hlpowing fields starting August 1997: Human Resources 897-21 Operations Management #97-22 Public Relations 897-26 Advertising & Sales 897-20 mer Progranming 897-211 Huainan Relations 097-31 Comer Networking & Hardware 897-29 C2rWKt211e% must he ehgd* fcr accreditation with the appropriate professional org rt=tirm where applicable. In addoon to po&v%nV ocoellent arnmunic2wri and organization skills rrrtclictatcK will passes,% the following: 1) Minimum 2 years teaching experience at the prem wc'onctary level 2) Demonstrated umlersunding cif arxl experiertce in applying eclticational 1witrK4-les 3) lead heltxs degree or equicralem education 4) Computer cirperti a/experierw where approp>rotr Ihs dates rats governed The folldrwing LontracVscaticxal pxlniticnis err alstl available for fall 1997: International Marketing Mathanatitts World Banking & Faance Computers Global Business Environments Spanish Importing & Exporting Accoaetting Resume% will he accepted by the Direcur, Staff Services, Durham College. P.O. Boa 385. Oshawa, Ontano, L1H 71.7, no later than June 13, 1997, quoting the apprcrprrate competition number. 44M Educating You for the Real World 10- manvikmbwm AdwleWerae > Ceatper9laefl Nesumeglag > e..pam safto e a > Adnekband" Meieeeee- > lbe9eeeg Tedlelke a No- Iltks/ad Mee Amb em > Ade d Cees AMe ,► `m swdm 1111111i9ber > CMM a %No Aeelenae > Admedeae 1 wher > Ilam elleek > nal. a seeanl� �1eleeeallw > Ila. tree AedeWe 11 cwoom 11 CW"M P, PART TIME CASH 1 No seNoV You'll love the healon of S1on. °mw�" home. Earn g" OOnIRMSguaranies the more wIlhuSimw you are the more youi g;e1 oul of ii. BeoM Me I'iOneCrA catalogue datrbtsor in your local aria. Don"I miss tlw apporttxtily lo be W on to gland bon of a [peat now home shop ping irldtrs*y. Tiaini g and rllaterials sup pied al to Dostand phew. . Mum have car. tats Pbone C4ris for sore details: HolweCARE Direct Shopping (416) 650-5300 THE NAIL STATION Ca. reer Training Center Be. come a nail technician, career training available in artificial rads, ear candling, pedicures. waxing. Pure strained beeswax now available at affordable pnc. as, (905) 723--8083 Career Training UPGRADE your office job skills: at your own pace, Private Ina with paten instructor. in wandows. MS Office. Word. Excel & Lo- tus. Flexible hours. goS- 427-6286. General Help 3 PEOPLE To ASSIST manager of circulation de- portment Must tneat and amber s, fur erna, no ea- perwice. call Mr. Long. (905) 7234900. A -Z PROFESSIONAL Drivers Wanted inim- terMery to run Canada & U.S.A. for miefor Mjneporf ce+r4ary. Must have I.C.C. medical. abstract, including CVOR, and poked Clearance. We oiler paid layovers. breakdown and Willidinigihmicedin,g pay. new eouornem. compeaave wages Cas (905)723- 6118. A2. DRIVERS wanted for long distance hauls. Cur. rent ab$VW, pollee clearance and ICC medical required MINIMUM 18 months expenence. Can Randy or Debbie at 14M 267-05W, ARE you motivated? ktler- ested in a successful home business. Earn up to $3000fweak U.S For ap- Pofntrswrits call (905)3- 2210. :al paving comp stir« door to door reway repairs. o . recap. and cc ssportmion is d, veal iec reliat. Good w boeef'ats. Car 471-1734 CAM OR DEAL6. 2nd Hid Slone i at - , MN Bute Sam, Trade: TVs. VCRs, ebewo peeper mole, 90MAOW—NK km*j e, 40ances. & Iola more. Buy Bede service eai - Mle. 2 Locmione. 905. 133-, 7e5. 9ws7,-2274. Check Out Our Flyer Oeliuery Seruicea •e m br lv Tk ti DilbftW@l*= it arms lilts pOrrlywSthiNttlustcall �•t P•� MYW ' pd� a �'TM' � SSW - 3 011C 0 RF"S EA arid aSe, for .e News Advertiser Help G Help kkj' General General Help Help Fast TrWJL Your Career Great opportunity for personal and proteasional growth. for a recent University grad or other ambitious individual With out- standing communication altllls and an enthusiastic attitude. If you have boundless anergy►, and are naturally happy, we would love to have you on our team. Basic office skills and a back- ground in health sdenees, fit- ness etc an asset Apply inpemm WeA C)lopractiC IC111IIic 4747 Highway #7 Fuad Unionvffie ADAMS SERVICES requires CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, FuIVPart time Call Randy 430-2204 Lots of weekend, team and city work • 1 ' improvelnen s T.enew the great look of your...... • Deck • Dnveway • Fence • Siding ...Whatever!! Peel away the years of grey" i 905-985-2807 l; PAGER 416-378-8121 BATHROOM EXPERTS Complete ceramic the tub enclosure from 5499. Ali labour & materials included. New or repairs. Fully licensed. 25 yrs. exp. Free Est. - Cal Sal 905-294-59% DEL ZOTTO Wood Fencing Delis Chao Link - Iron Drilled Holes. Set Posts FREE Osumi $ Call Steve mob•e 416-729-1346 DOORS IRI US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (Ile install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & 905.838 7.�094g K.C. Aluminum &* V, saft eaves, facia, vnyl and 41hilICIA Low, low Waanal►ship Call Kevin at (905)831-3194COWLETEcudaFir" esum" E0ImproveliKs lie. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests) that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no liability for non -insertion of any adver- nsement. Liability for er- rors In ads is krnited to the amount paid for the space occupying the error All copy is sub(ect to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. wt•rUlErl USERS' For- mat, Copy a mad disks for sash, RUSH S.A,S.E. To L L Wood, 60-8 Bristol Road East. Suite 359R. Mississauga, Ont. L4Z 3K8 CONCRETE FINISHER experience with interlock Looking for hardworking individual who is willing to work 6 days a week. Call 839-8399 WINDOW & DOOR SCREENS REPAIRED FROM PICK-UP &DELIVERY PER ORDER AJAX- PICKERING S1.00 WHITBY $1.50 OSHAWA 5200 1• 24 HRS. 619-3176 7 DAYS A WEEK CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Ouali y home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kitchens • Basements • Windows • Doors • Bathrooms • Etc. aatttttttta 905-686-5211 11� Custom hones and additions. Ouawj relplacement wirldows and doors. rr tt Contracting (9015)033-7695 1800-668-6762 SMM GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Serving Durham Region >is. Addki ts, sun dials, patio doors, sum 8 tec rooms etc. Free Eslmates 10% DiscotlM tI110r II of June 57644 P' Roofing A&C- ROOFING, Shingling, all types of roofs. sew and old. Workmanship Guar- anteed 105, discount to seniors, fully in- sured. Free estimates Can Andrew at 4"5)428-9704 Electrical 17 yrs. experience R•skilwa l a comnuNcid very re.•«1aa• FREE mtiatae•s J. Black (906) 9135-2571 i Co tis r CH o dMFon ptt�ESSIEa��NICNL Cenftal Air from ; 499 AND f=AftW 21MB AJ►0WW to Fief 17 ca"O" ,s� 292-2121 WANTED MP Distribution services Inc., an expanding Picker- ing based courier company serving the GTA, has im- mediate openings for two reliable broker/drivers with minl vans or vans. $500 - $700 !week, call Vali lx Use at (905)420-6705. DEPENDABLE energetic and hard working with clean drivers recordand own transportation to work on mobile service trugc. servicing commercial door systems. Overhead door system or locksmith exp. an asset Must be well groomed and well spoken S8-$10/hr. to start depend- ing on experience. Full time days Phone 1- 4 p.m. Ed or Cathenne. 263-8394 Cash paid daily! Ice Cream vend- ing routes avail- able in Ajax & Pickering. students to Seniors 428-7380 General Help DOMINO'S PIZZA now hu - Ing drivers and in-store staff Apply in person. Driv- ers paid cash nightly. Hir- ing for all Durham loca- lions 434-2555, 434.2777, 430-0030. 831-0030 EARN $592.151week HOME -Based lobs: Light Assembly. Mad Processing. Typing, Sewing. Comput- ers No selling. To apply. Call (416)W2-8812 EXPERIENCED hairstylist wanted for new Satin in Durham Centre. Alax. Good wages. Calf (905) 619- 8057 EXPERIENCED INJEC- TION MOULDER with ex perbse in Engineering Thermoplastic Resins. Also required Production Cost- ing Clerk with working knowledge of windows and tutus 123. for a plastics moulding facility. Apply in Person with resume 1950 Boundary Rd. Whitby, On- lano. EXPERIENCED t•lemar- keter. needed Good wage Call (905)427-6040. Alan F • III ElectricalFWMSItorag ovine g ENTECH ELECTRICAL SERVICES INC. 'Comm 'Ind. 'Resider" "Master Eleicliflcian -4 yrs. elf Have your detrital needs met prolesti sly. Cal Ross 9054271173 MICIIALSKI - MOVM4G Howes. Aparm+ents. Of- ficies. Anvlanc•s and Pin +o Speculnts senor and MId-Mone1 D•- courMs. Lao•ris•d, wt- ., Free Estirnal•s Exc•I•ntservice. Call 436-7795. M1Painting & • Moving A 1 Decorating • Storage THIS PAINTING A DECOR Wenor b Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 HEAppliance • Repair • Moving & • t storage MOIINTAM YDYING SYSTEMS ere wA move x ytft Cantil r al. PacYagitg stomp and thio svairore. star a mid Mao d merits. Fra . 571 -OM 1-888491-6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MM0"I'm Move log or small, we price them all! Free estimates, senors tilwount, start no - lice moves. Appliances moved, also swage space available. Comparable rales. ca1432-Za50. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY JUNE 8, 1997 -PAGE 29 Dynamic, exciting, committed to uncompromising customer service.... We're creating a new Pickering store and we need top-notch people to help us. Currently we are looking for part time associates in these areas: • SHOE SALES • LAWN & GARDEN SALES • KIDS' WEAR SALES • JEWELRY SALES • WOMEN'S WEAR SALES • BRAND CENTRAL SALES (COMMISSION & NON COMMISSION SALES) • BEDDING & BATH SALES • RESOURCE PROTECTION STAFF • RECEIVING STAFF • ADMINISTRATION STAFF • MERCHANDISE REPLENISHMENT STAFF • DISPLAY STAFF You're helpful, friendly, energetic and have a history of providing excellence in customer service. We offer a good compensation and benefits package and the chance to work with a successful and progressive retail team. Interested ? Please apply in person to: The Human Resources Department located near Catalogue on the lower level in our Pickering Town Centre location at 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering Applications accepted between 10a.m. and 4 p.m. Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity employer Sears Canada Inc- • Gardening Mi •MjGardening 8 • / Landscaping •Landscaping TREE REMOVAL A MANTENANCE L.ANDSCAPIIt1G A GARDENNG CALL DAVE 831-7055 SELL R NOW CALL 683-0707 OR 798-7259 Moving & • Storage AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Cross mom Bargan rales, filmes, offices, apt., etc. Piano movitiing. Packing available. 423 -ox" Sam walla tlktll ob" Cornplew b Quality household clearlirlg weekly, bi-wie".occasionally lowed 0 Bald•d 61"3513 e House • Cleaning • • Driving•Me. Driving •Schools ALL SAFF, PRO DRIVItiG SCHOOL. Offering 4 4Wy aW a drives eininin, fw nnifuni inin•vsI di•c•urst JLLY 7 - 14 FEE t21l- A.1so regdar courses offered. If you bring to a friend y win reccrve a extra SIS off rile cast of yew course. 153 HAkWOOO AVE. S„ S -218 AJAX. 423.1717 "PERFECT GIFT FOR GRADL'AnO%*' wi.ed vo•+ nor• I - tNting a posh n . • Business . • Business •trier- so" tortes • Services • Services irnse- ' ar wort No lion dani•oe RELAXTtiS YEAR Have L AN D Yoring Ltd take care of your lawn. Dave 905-436-7833 Also avail. brush chippeg, flA l sl removal, top dress 8 seed damaged lawns, much more! • / ' Gardawrg ti • pa►tY • Larld�•PN+9 • Services CEDAR TREES for hedging, wholesale prices, fresh dug, delivered, planting extra. 1-613-472-39% ate. tarn YMiltuetla kr: •Errrs191do •Oat -.did • htdrrliY bs adw lairg4 Pools, ftd frldtm hait3 YtltYrii! scar. erliitq ■IIs e L Albeind 111I•rk CaOm r CONSMUCTION fnterlockingAecks, fences retaining walls specials on cedar hedging 15 yrs. experience references available. Car 933"143 MAGICIAN • Live anknals • Al occasions 'mow CALL JEFF (SIM 839-7057 RA>/i0! WAN= WORK Doing Magic For p11t1•n�s Par1•s kw m Occasions. Hive w o•n Mag"i, can !ede 6M-14"2 BOOKKEEPING k TAX SERVICES by a chartered affordable oaks, can Pellw 90619-3147 SENIORS SERVICES & Older Adults Caring individuals with experience providing services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more information call 9OS-420-5114 HEART LAND THE PERFECT POSITION Business Proposals, Edil-rg- DeW* Wig. LOW 1POPol"a"", e•, a imw mw Mary 1�14�i•6aQ Pbaae read yolr tdwed ad on the brat day of pW*a- be leaol plaft for move d= am Nlae,t10f1 in the emt of an 41,01: • leNth, • Beauty A nafaral rimy to lose weight aadlow� intpM" "W health and well being ismrrough Heaven seat Herb•. Kelly Remoter CertPrrc�Yiower (416) 282-7305 AND WAXING BY FERNANDY clean It1la" a•Itoip- I I re•hatlllk prices satislyftg ranula, Gratilija of EcO Stlref Sdiool. Gil t13t-4tit For Yarr Hewth «MdV. cream" haling poo•.. Ptata•••a r•Metulba p► MicMhdle 4i/F701s (Lill - &Sdv T.T. Arriri••rr PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE a, 1997 General General Office Help Help Help PRESSER expenorcea, Closers for food service in- Office Skilled Skilled Daycare Help QIP • Available Office Help plant in Max. please can Office Help PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR SCARBOROUGH Full-time position for energetic person at busy Contract Packaging firm. You will have 2-5 yrs. exper. supervising in production/distribution &/or shipping/ receiving. Must be detail oriented, a multi -tacker and be flexible to work both days and afternoons. Fax resume to: Global Human Resources (416)285-9193 Attn: Judy Costley. STUDENTS Due to an expansion. National firm Has several FULL TIME/PART TIME OPENINGS $12.85 TO START No experience necessary. Scholarships awarded Start Immediately. Call for details 723-4920 We pay you directly to assemble our products - Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S A.S.E to Five Star Enterprises taw Livupocl Rd, Suite 213 Pickering, Ont. L1v 6NO PERSON reguireo for part time, for Pickering Town Centre watch counter. Must be able to replace batteries and bands. can (416) 756-3255. PIZZA PIZZA. Fun -ti me cook wanted Apply in per- son. 200 King St E.. Bow - marwi*. Fun bene sales peesornel PRESSER expenorcea, Closers for food service in- required for dry doeneg dewy. Salary plus com- plant in Max. please can mission pkn bonuses Can 683-2212. for an interview 428.7897 STYLIST required -2 years HOLISTIC Nuintorxst experience with without needed for extremely busy, CMftele Can 905 -831 - natural weight foss Confer 6531 ask for Kon must neve krnowledge srd/ SUPER -DIET. Take off Un- a n hfOMStiC Nir• wanted Pounds S Inches. tnson Call Rananne at Look good for summer! (905) 619.2639. 11X1% Natural a Guar - E WORKERS Ur- areeed (905)571-5063. gently Needed up b UPSCALE SALON seeking 58200lwwri -- Ealy work Mir stylists for chair rental experenCo regxred" in busy Oshawa Iocebm For nee ONarle send a Aye space available Lor ASE Sto Skyline Enarpro- noWi nage �y„n,c a„a a_ 150 Clark Blvd. Suit Can Frank or Janet 571- 247. Brampton Ont L6T AYR 1250 LANDSCAPE Lab—w required own transporta- tqn. 1Mavy1110119- 60 nisi Wk DI bcence on asset. Can 90S9ty5 *788 LIFETOUCH CANADA has seasonal opportunities for midividuals to take ool pictu schres. work Sep- lember through December with spin g urwptoyrnent. As a school photographer. we will proved* on see ban" and as ff» necessary, equipment you reed to take portraits of school ape chWdrer A valid drivers k• Cone, your own transpor- laaon and a desire m work with cfwldten are all tie qualifications for tans chal- longng and rewarding po- sition For additional mdor- mabon please can 1-800 265-7515 on June 5th - June 10th between the ++hours of 9 a.m. - 3 p.m MATURE cleaning lady wanted, European wel- comed For the Pickering area. Mrwrnm 2 years ex - Penance required. Can (905)686-2300. MATURE WAIT STAFF rcyuired br busy 4auranUlrerin Pickenng.Nr cxp. rcyuircd. Will train Car Seedy 420-ISSS IDAS Piderino- Warned experienced licensed me- &iwwc. Aliso looking for Pad im Te Receptiawst. Please fax resume. Alt Manager to 6862270. NEW STUDENT OPEN- DIGS5350-$450AA., Large golf course a enler- fainnem advertising agen- cy looking for 2D-30 P-Ple to help in aulorter service, -Dubuc relations. campaign 1-ihlartagement. No axp once necessarily. must be over 18 and work well wrilh ate opposite sax. Call Jesse 721-0299. OIL CHAWA CENTRE Help Needed. Full bme Aube teoncton. So per -how b start . PrevoA ex- perience. Apply wi0rn. 195 WOW" Rd- S. Ajax. WANTED - EXPERI- ENCED and wing to train People .non knarNOpe Of general construcbotVrono- vNore. FuN ame. Fa ~- vw please W 428-6343 WORK FROM HOME. create your own future, make more money. no ex- panence needed. tranrg provided - Cap (905)576--0068 for an ap- pOxihnent 1 Hi 1p P BOOKKEEPER/ RECEPTIONIST Experienced book- keeper with good communication skills netted for frontoffice at Whitevate Go" Club. Need to be flexible and willing to do many different fun- ctions required in a small office erwiron- ment. Computer liter- ate a must. Fax restxrles to: 905-2945115 or Renk to: WhilaMsie Goll Ck*, Bot 30 Whilevele Ont LOH 1 NO. No phone tato PIM" FULL TME Secretary / Bookkeeper required for NUN busy Pickering office. Some computer experience needed. Salary negitable based on experiences, Call between 4-6pm 905-428- 9208. BOOKKEEPER for large retail store, must have good solid background and able to team sys new to ms c14 Applicant " must how experience in sched- uling and elfectively, direct- ing a star of approximately 20. Applicants will provide resume by Junta 13, listing expenence and references. Apply to Oshawa This Week, File 8 9833, P.O. Bout 481. Oshawa. Ont. L1H 7L5. NOVARTIS New skills in the science of life NOVARTIS PHARMACEUTICALS CANADA INC. is a leading research -based pharmaceutical company with a wide-ranging program for the development, manufacture, and distribution of medicines for Canadians. We are presently recruiting for the following position at our Whitby Plant ... Payroll Administrator Reporting to the Director of Human Resources, you will be responsible for processing a bi-weekly payroll for approximately 300 salaried and hourly employees. The job duties also include processing special/bonus payments, month-end journals, WCB reports, pension adjustments, garnishees, government statistical reports, etc. Additionally, the incumbent will be responsible for issuing and reconciling T4 and T4A's for Ontario employees, Releve 1's for Quebec employees, as well as calculating taxable earnings, allowances, and benefits. The ideal candidate will have a college diploma with a minimum of 4 years' payroll work experience. Proficiency in the Royal Bank PC payroll system and a good working knowledge of Microsoft Office an musts. You must display the ability to handle highly confidential information in a professional manna. To this challenging position, you bring Your superior interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to handle multiple projects and tasks. You are enthusiastic and committed to working as part of a team. Bookkeeping and accounting experience would be an asset. Along with outstanding career opportunities, we offer a competitive remuneration package. If you wish to gain experience in a highly professional environment, please forward your resume, in confidence to: Human Resources Department, NOVARTIS PHARMACEUTICALS CANADA LNC.,111 C mi noen Drive, WMtby, Ontario LIN STS NO pireow Cr1i4 pkwe. Your interest is NOVAR77S PHARMACEMCALS CANADA INC. is gruel a �p_)WP)recioted, however, oWy candidata sekded for an tTlY1 M wtbe cowscu , SELL rr NOW SECRETARY Law office immediately required an experi- enced mature real estate secretary able to handle an intensive workload. REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCER Required immediately, mature experienced. able to handle intensive workload. DAVID G- GOODAIRE, BOX 123, WHITBY, ONT., LIN 5117 OR FAX (905) 668-8576 E.C.E. Will provide a warm nurturing environment with many leaming opportuni- ties. Experienced / Refer- ences. Pickering Beach a Rollo area. W5-426-1534 ALL AGES ADORED! S. AJAX:St John's Am- bulance, hot lunches,nutrr nous snadus,vaned daily walks, crafts, picnics, cud- dles I Smoke Free. 427- 2356. SPECIAL NEEDS WORK- ER has summer off and is looking to provide private care for children with spe- cial needs. Please call Nicole 571-2285 1 Iledw YD hIFI 1 Aced-1caaVlDmntai 1 MedicaM n` to RN's, HEMODIALYSIS — Casual Part -Time As an effective member of the Nursing and Health Care team, you will assist in providing optimum patient care. Duties include administering dialysis, providing counselling and care -related instructions to patients and families, maintaining nursing records and other administrative duties as needed. You demonstrate tact, empathy and react quickly and appropriately in emergencies. Requirements include: a current Ontario Certificate of Competence; current B.C.L.S. Ontario Heart Foundation Standards; 2-3 years current hemodialysis experience; effective patient assessment; strong organizational, problem -solving, Interpersonal and teaching skills. Oshawa General Hospital is an Equal Opportunity Employer and provides a supportive, � t" dynamic environment- For confidential I+ o • consideration, please direct your resume, OSIIAWA by June 19, 1997, to: Human Resources, H e`s Oshawa General Hospilol, 24 Alma Street, �� Osher", ON LIG 2I39; Fax: X905}433-2859. OSHAWA We thank all condidafes, however only those GENERAL sielecled for an aderview will be cor*x-led. HOSPITAL We are an equal opportunity employer, CALL Do you do Talented & experienced Senior and Executive Administrative Assistants are deeded for assignments in Searbortugh & Markham. Your MS Office (6 0 0: Tc or WordPerfect for Windows (6.0 or 6.1) skills are 1n high demand. Enjoy the benefits of working with Kelly -- fax your resume to Pam or Deanna at our Oshawa office! Fax (905) 434-1965 KW SERVICES Committed I o Employment Equity Salelige � SaksA elpl A SAJM MO ANO AiAf one of Durham Region's largest General Motors Dealers is expanding their professional sales staff. Previous experience in New Car Sales required if you are interested please contact Bob Knapp or Don Switzer to arrange a confidential interview. Gus Brown Pontiac Buick Ltd 1201 Dundas SL I—, Whitby 668-5846 576-9M5 P9MS OR 7W7259 Saks sa 1 N* f Ay.ls ®j le Agent 1 "a Agent DOORTo DOOR Can- vassers rn home renovation buneness. No expener" necessary Full-time. Com- mission, 242.8047 SALES AGENTS FULL TIME PART TIME We are seeking high energy Event Sales Agents with a confident. post - five arotude to promote and sea the services of our client in Whitby. Applicants must have sales back - wow with strong commwx a m and analytical skills. we oyer aeldble hobs, ex- txlptialal haxly rales, arch an ex - sea -stades with good pM W slots are w=rai* b fax resurltes im- me6ately b: dalaas Dttwil at (114) 13� EXPERIENCED Applianc- es Service Technician re- queed. Cal SIM -839.4078 WAITED - Gas Fiber with street metal experience. Fax resume: 905-623- 5144. AS61WANT SALES )1 MAGER OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS'. Requirements: experienced automotive sales team player. Apply to: Bob Vetwey by fax (905)668-9734 or in person by appointment only (905)686-6410 OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. @ 0WASCOAtAllift IJJEEL= RELD SERVICE ME- CHAIrC for heavy equip - mem manufacturing co. w qu ired to instal now and used crushinglacreenirg equipment. Must have strong bWcpraaW in weld- ing. hydraulics. dtesol en- gines, boublesfgotinp, arta repairs of used eqi iprm.mt Job requires out of town trawl 24 hrs. per day, 7 days per week. Send re- sune b: FN #9835, Osha- wa This Week, P.O. Bon 481, Oshawa, Ontario. Lai 71-5. KELLEY ATLANTIC s- quires welders, fibers with experience. Able to read drawings an asset. Please submit resume lo: Kelley Atlantic 314 Bennett Rd. BowmarNile, LIC 3K5. No phone dal 0-1 NEW PK:KERING Hi -Tech company has openings for recent graduates n be personal computer main- tenance field. Resumes to stekrw0yesic-Com Skilled Help Local frudarg cartlp " requires an OZ Di%w and tlse urn Driver. Must have eq. and den Own record and know Metro and slxroundrg areas. CA 1-996034M Otue to elptreiot% Precision Tune Aub Cur requites Licenced Tech- nician experienced in kne-uP, diagnostic and air con fitionrg. Modem tocky with state of rx G1 Bnnlrs at 905483-9699 or tax resume to 905-683-0192 m �retf tlu►n sit APAR!!OI! 1ti0t tNlfRf BAR As RAM gam Skilled Im Help OCTECHNICIAN wanted for automotive coatings � COOV" Musl have experience In the, Physical team g of me - le" Familiarity with spray appkcabons and ISO9000/ 0591X10 would be an asset. Please forward resume to. Morton International Ltd, Human Fnesouroes, 430 Furey Ave.. Max, Ont LIS 2E3 (No phone calls please) Fax 905 83-7212. 1 DENTAL PERSONNEL: We are looking for experi- ence Hygienist. Certified Assistants. Receptionists and experienced Office Managers for FIT. PR and temporary placements. Can Elite Dental Personnel at 905-438-8748, REGISTERED PHYSIO- THERAPIST required for active out patient clinic in the Whitby area. Physio- therapist owned. Excellent conditions. Phone (416) 222-6162, Fax (416) 222- 4554 Dal►care • Available E.C.E Yeller of 2, home daycare. fenced yard, activ- ities, kxtches/snadts, non- smoking, raNnnces, val- Ca( araa- ll905)420-3706 Daycare • Available WESTNEY/Rossland rob al babysitter avadabN wM 11 yrs exp ICS day- care diploma Hot lunch, snacks, fenced yard,babos welcome. references' reasonable rates. 427-4937 1 Bargain Corner ELECTRIC lawnmower $60, one humidifier $60. one dehumidifier x60., al- most now 5180 takes al. Call 683-2870 YER-O-PRESS hot dry printer, some foil included $200. Large oak dell. 6- drawer $100, 2 drawer le- gal sum file cabinet $50: AM in good condition 427- 3347. Articles 1 for Sale GARAGE door repairs. broken springs, cables. rakers, openers insta8ed $49. New doors/openers. Ouakty Plus Doone 416- 336-0073 10 speed Men's bicycle - k1My reconditioned, com- OW wilh gel seen, Wright handlebars a bell. Asking $85.00. Phone weekday morr v, or weekends 721-OWGI any ocher lime pose plane 576-1459. Daycare • Available • Available INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun horse environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOLE DAYCARE razz '501-1207 Articles For Sale ONLY WORN ONCE!! El- egant Victorian white Wed- dmg Gown with veiled headpiece, adorned with pearls and laceloft full ,rain, arm gloves. size 5-6. Sweetheart neckline, may worn orn on or off should. ers Valued at $2400. Ask - n0 firm Must be $P6ft5 (905)725-1392. see 19W VESPA MOPED, make offer, automotive equipment ase charging ns. ding and reCyc n 9 and stand cal oscilloscope , multimeters, etc. Call after 7 pill 986-5407. 3/4 size adjustable bed $400, blonde diningroom table. 4 Chairs a hutch $300. queen size waterbed with semi -motionless mat- fress. heater, bookcase headboard a caps $200. tolding walker S50:. Call 905-831.3075 4 APPLIANCES, Kenmore fridge, stove. $750 and washer, dryer package deal or weekends�5(905) 720-01031 Andy CLOSING DOWN SALE, LAST WEEK. leather jackets. up to1/2 price. rs leather pues from $7.99, luggage from $19.99 Eve- rything must go. Family Leather. 728-9830 Five fonts Man. Oshawa. ABOVE Ground pool 24', pump filter, covers, 2 Lad- ders $1500 Pressure treat- eo fence a deck $500. Homemade Camper $100. Computer $50. Call (705) 3573568 AIR CONDITIONERS $99. 8 up narcrowave $50 TVs $99 a up Fridges $150 a up Stoves $99 a lip Washers 5150 a up Ory - e s $99 a up VCRs $79 a up Apartment sized wash- ers and dryers from $399. We have new and used Computers. Up to 6 months service guarantee. We Buy and SNI almost Anything I Cap f905µ36-1320 ROCK BOTTOM DEALS. 22 Son - Coe St Norm. Oshawa ANCIENT HERBAL RECIPE FOR WEIGHT LOSS Fantastic Results! For Information call Susan 905-839-0181 ARCADE MACHINE. works excellent. $325. 4 PC bedroom sate $250. 6 PC dknel W. $195, knes0af a chair $85. mattress and boxspring 5200. end tables $65. emique thairS $95. antique dresser $125 Par. sal list only 905.697-3532 ATTEND OUR FREE -How tc Wine and Beer making demonstration seminar It Can be tun and save m«Ny too"' Seminar grim by a professional wstrucbr at St. Arme's Pure Spring Water Company. Bonk nowtt Phone 579-2837 CARPET BROKER, 100%. Nylon thick. plush, shin resistant carpet. For 3 rooms. orgy $369.00. Pnce includes 30 Sq. yds carpet. deluxe pad and inshlespn In your home. Free quoa- lron in your home. No in- terest. no payment ler, one lull year. Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104 CARPETS - IM Of Carpel 100% nylon. new stain re- lease Carpels on hand. I will carpet 3 morns, $349. Price includes carpet. pre- mium pad, expert instala- bo"• last delivery, free ass - mates (30 yards). Norman 686.2314. CARPETS SALE; Lots of carpets. 10076 nylon stain release, carpet 3 mom 5339. (30 sq. Yd-) frkdudM: carpel• Premium pad and installation. Free estimates, carpel repairs swvifg Durham and surtou ndig area. Sam 905 686 17T2. CARNew PETS Try and saw. Stain- less. FUN pmdupt ins avail- able to snit any budget. Senior discount. pjeplikfr and fm as- matmskMV "tel show YOU the difference. 100% customers Sbb$faebon guaranteed, Mitt' (905) 431-4040 COMPLETE CeafatlsBe adjustable. queen -size . vibrating bad, working condibq w = 0614 1- Call 905 576 - IWIArticles For Sale COMPUTER CLEARANCE Centres 486 Blowout. 486 kits with new mrboard 8 m ram tmb vid- eo, 1.44 floppy and DX processor $325. New hard drives from $189 Upgrade your low end Pemum CPU's and trade for Intel 120'5. 133's and 166's and 200'5 for as low as $99 00 Complete new Pentium Systems from $665 New monitors from 219 with a system used monitors from 525 VGA. Clanngton Com pater, 164 Baseline Rd E, Bowmanville at exit 432. Hwy. blot 697-3059 Hwy. CONTENTS Sale- Ap- pliances. Boys bedroom suit, dressers, queen size bed, and many more items Yard Sale also Call 725- 8816 DINING ROOM SETS, 6 Ace dark mahogany Dun can Pirtle. $1,000 9 pce. oak (cream) Queen Anne newly refinished antique. $1,200. Antique bedroom set, 3 dressers, $1.200 1987 300 E Mercedes Benz. (905)665-1783 DRYERS $175/up. Beer fridges $100. stoves $150/ up. frost4ree fridges $2251 up, washers $150/up, port- able dishwasher $300. upright freezer $300. STEPS APPLIANCES 362 FRENCH ST OSHAWA 905-432-7167 FREE TO GOOD HOME Complete home/business security system 2 yr monr- brn9 agrsenlew at $24.95 per month. includes police registration (Police. medi- cal, fire)- Valued at 6849 Call Ba at 905-420.6566 FURNITURE SALE - barge sofa and rhair. solid oak deacons tenth, wooden kitchem set. and more Aust sail Pease call 668-4271 after 6 p.m. GOLF CLUBS Maris and Ladies. lawrenower. sigw- blower $145. Pentax Cam- eo $295, daMarudher $75. air conditioner $95. Childs rocker $15. wagon $25, Electrolux vac $75. Wagner Roller $65. shop vat $15. tables saw $75: ANTIOLIES Du riew phyla toltee table $175. gate leg (permed) 5225. dresser. wo mwr« $175. record cabinet $95. parlour two. mat"" $175: his table $125. cheat of drawers SM. 430-2650 GREAT VALUE SALE - Stow, fnr�y}y- like- Slew - air c-Oorwlg. Cdn1- r1g ware top. Fridge - 18 5 cu h GE (905) 420-0974 HORNBY TRAM/ SET - key wound Good working condition Collective dem' G1905-686-9893 Articles For Saleardltlg your Mel !!q*WMAuttionmobile a For Sok SPAINOT Tub, older mod. el In good working condi KITTENS with 1st booster 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6, p/ Iron, 1 hp motor, seats 5, as well as young adult cats spayed s. abs, proxy �' �" "�' se - 4 $950 $950 Call905-666-Maand ci neutered troy vaccinated) In system, -door, so - Drox. 87,000 highway kms. OAK/PINE FURNITURE- need of loving homes Also, $13,900 Like new, one Traditional Woodworking is many medium to larger sa- owner 905.683-3020. Pleased to Introduce our ed dogs waiting for that 1995 OLDS 88, loaded, new 'Home Office' and 'Entertainment Centers' Spatial someone to give thee^ a second chance. Pet low mileage. 14,000 km. We have added many new supplies and donations al- taupe grey, excellent con - dition. one owner asking bedroom a dining room `"rays welcome Please call $20.000. (705) 277-1592 Pieces as well We proudly Durham Animal Adoption or (905) 433-6726 handcraft what we sell and (905)438-8411 offer the highest quality cur. 1995 RED CAVALIER Z22, 5 spd coupe, timed glass, nishings available an Automobiles low kms Will certify Asking where at low competitive I , for Sale $11,500 579-6003. Prices 905-985-8774. USED FRIDGE $225. and NEED A VEHICLE? Poor US AN WE^t ARE READYFETO up, used stoves $200 and credit"'No cred1l'l Bank- DEAL ON ALL IN STOCK up. used washers $250 dryers $179 andup. gond rupt'l Call Tracie at 905- yEHICLES. CHECK SOME OF THESE VALUES: 1994 new brand name fn 576-1800 576-1800 or 1-888.259- Pontiac Sunblyd 2 - dr, SE. 16 c 1 $605 New brand 3673 I can help! 5 sold with air. $7.995 1993 name 30' stoves $449 and 1979 TRIUMPH TR -7 Pontiac Sunbtrd 2 dr au - up New scratch and dent Coupe. excellent :ondmon. tomahc with au $7.995. 1993 Cavalier RS, 6 cyl bar hid es 5 c I 9 5249 Ste- 58.000. Call 905-420-4595 . auto. air, red, $7,695 1991 phenson s Furniture and after 4pm. Pontiac Sunbird 4 cyl., auto Appliances 227 Court St , Oshawa. 576-7448. 1981 PONTIAC, low ode- air, 4 dr. $6,495 , 1991 Chev Cavalier Z24, auto, WATER- If you are con- age never seen winter. Call after 7 p m. 986- Waded. $7,995, 1990 Pon, ti(905) tSgnbird 2 dr. auto. air. Cerned with the taste, smell dJor kook of water 5407. Mt. cruse, $5.995. 1988 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1997 -PAGE 31, W11 Trailers Kq Motfxfcycbs I I �F RentWits EA I I FA 1978 TERRY Trailer, 28', 1 -bedroom, located in 5 star skyline park, Chemong Lake Peterborough, $7000 (905)430-1922 or (905)432-6325 1985 CITATION, 33'. 2 bp - outs. back bedroom, full bathroom, deck, canopy. Fully set-up Excellent con- dition $12,900. Calf (705)696-2107 19M AMERICAN Traveller 42 1 tip -out 10'x40' deck. shed, donde canopy. mi - stereo. 3 -bunks . ex- tras, $13.900 Call (705)696-2107 19M GOLDEN FALCON 35 X 12 FT. Melody Bay Buckhom, covered 10 x 30 4 deck. shed, t v tower, all inside furniture. all deck tumrture plus bbq, dishes. Dots and pans, silverware. bedding, full size electric fridge. 4 pce. with Hush toi- let. sleeps 6. 3rd site back from lake. 1997 season pad. Asking $27,800. Tele- phone (905! 725-5993 we 1901 CHRYSLER Least. Chev Cavalier Z24, auto. Can help Call for info. 686- Body and engine s mint loaded. $5.295. Fun M the 1989 31 12 FT. PROWL - 8351 or 686-0234 after 5 condi Stereo, low ode- Sun with Theses Ones ER house trader, large p.m 19% Geo Tracker, 4 cyl , deck. 21 h. new, awning, age, certified Askin9 auto. hard top. 4 x 4. red. shed. sleeps 6. hp out, WINE STORAGE UNIT, - $1695 080 Ca11 905.683- $5.995 , 1990 Chev Track- large lot, very dean park, temperature controlled, ca- 7301, 428-1879 after Spirit 4 cyl., auto, 4 x 4 con- Picton area. L« paid ler pacify 330 bottles. walnut 1984 SPORTY Dodge riertible black 56.295.. 1992 1997 season. (905) 723 - finish . 6'9 1/2' x 3 h x 2 1r2 charger cylinder, 2 2 Lure Geo Tracker. 4 Cyl., 5 sod.. 4760 h $1500 427-3954 automatic, cruise control. Convertible 4 x 4 $4,295.. Marry more to choose from! 199 HOMESTEADER 12 Ds. Pb, from wheel dine. Always the Desi selection of x 38 H. moble Mme . 10 x ' Articles can roof, good condmon mmi vans For your con- 20 Honda roam Man tracer Wanted $950 Call 705-7W2357 2357 vernionce Ce - bund o tWhere custom-ufty} Shed One bed - 1065 Cadillac Sedan ars solid their friends'. `�"'. a pc. Dain1. fridge full ANTIQUES Absolutely, Seville fully loaded. amRm ISS King St. West at Mid- Size Pane stove and own. Electnc Ike water, Purchasing fumiNre or an- stereo cassette. mechanr- town Man. Cal (095) S79- ything old Scientilic instru- cally Al. dean throughout 2066 deck 10 x 16. shed. new ments, China. silver, adver- no rust. Must sell. $2475 rod on Florida to=. new ft", toys. decoys. dolls. CarOfied. o.b.o 728-7693. 1994 FORD Tempo GL. Carpet. Located at Nestle - "0. V6, a/c, 4 dr $6750 M Park on Hwy 36 bW- mdk bottles. .rdechrns ,r Islas JAGUAR SOVER- obo.; 1990 Chyrsler Dy - ween Lindsay and BODCafI- estates Car Ron- B -a- SIGN, Red. Alpine stereo. nasty. 3.3 L. V6. $4900 obo, geof. of water Asking Antiques 1905 excel condition. $4,995 00 434-2775 528.000 or best offer BrooklmGurus. Also 1990 -auraWINTER BEATER - 1978 Loa" m•ssags bek" 4 s, while. auto. excel Mercury. new brakes. only D.mor can after 5 p.m. to 9 - and $351X) 905.420- 113.000 km Dependable pm Ask tot Deme (905) _ '923. Asking $600 Otto Cal 579.3791 1986 F1ERO 2 5L, 4 Con, Chris 728-44 19W FLAGSTAFF TENT ier. 5 speed. Red. suvad. ••ader. sleeps 6.Ice boll, n- _ ;fond ler 7 yews. 67 Soo I Automobiles okx stow. wide power. ark ,m All new brakes. $3995 Wanted with water. 8 h. awning. :aa 427646 stand indoors. excellent 1906 Olds Cutlass Cbis an «+on ask ng ft soo or V6, auto, with air. $1795 Sn b $7500 ler soap cars bMtdffer (9051623-3293 a trucks or any Condition cert. 1"S Dodge pick up vMKlss 21 M protessorlN 1997 hrtaop Tent Traders at 316 so. 109.000kms, Pick-up Free Tariro Towing Can Rentals rm $235. Rent - $1795 art 1965 Jeep (9051706-5740 ing motors, paddle bows. Cherokee Wagon, V6. 5 bah•rg boats boat traders speed $2295 cert. As is A A A AUTO- We Pay Daily, weekend. week. cars. 404-9759 $8o- $10.000 Cash on the Brooklyn (905) 655-8176. APPLIANCES Wanted. 1906 TOYOTA CAMRV, spot. Any Condition, any working or not working year. Call us snyome, 24 W MASTER Coach Pon Call Stars Appliances 905- auto. Power -steering, pow- 7 mm. sory- 8'x12 Florida room. Shed, 432-7167 er !rakes, good condition. ce 905-686-5003 « 905 fudge. excellent set-up on FOLDING WIRE. Sadkable $2.650 or tent offer Cad 706-5234 lovely site Some furniture. 906'660.8664. a2 c $14.300. Call (705) 696- goala otarlers with drop. Approat least 1 ANY SCRAP Car « Tri# grkCubic 1987 CHEV Cavalier. 4- wanted, complete « not 2107 door atyknder new byes CAMPING TRAILER HO h Coned Abe 663-5117 io Top Cash pad. Frpick- . PATIO DOORS - Brand very an ry de. caAhed. $2.250 W Can (905)431-4333 Or Top sale available asking new 511 $399 611 $499 or best ohnd Can 905-579- 434-7489. $1,700 or test offer 905- Oft Ver $599 V or skim In- A tI 0601 viawi7a credible FUN Warranty • n quuP3 (905) 9e6-1573 1906 HYUNDAI EXCEL ha,lcKENWOOD CAR STER- TRIISHA ROMANCE Lin- $ .0 1 ky over . 5 speed. EO, am-tm cd player with bed Edition prints. Framed- own �� n repairs, epairs. ruXf men deterrent. cdndbon. 2 new front ent, deachatile K4cfen Bath $1650. Spmg faplate. Built n Man- an- baby $2000. Framed. asking $700 Sharon. ce net amp. Max -30 w x 4. posters 1984 Prince of 668-1261 cher 7 Asking $300. Call 579- Wales, 1985 Apothecary 1517 Ask ler Shawn 1906 OLDS DELTA N. $75 each 705-738-1612. black 2 door, lint. loaded. KITCHEN. Cabinets and $3.100. 1983 Reboil. 2 canter tops, double sink aComputer door, sunrool, auto, good Iosseh. Perfect for coinage. I Anterrlet Condition, SSW Eve. (905) Available Md tc end JuIY 723-4235. (905) 786-2832 $1100 0.8.0. Cap (905) 428-8369 LARGE upright piano, ex. Coolant cwWRion, $3.000 call 905-420-0717. MEAT Equipment ler sale. Berlins Efectforkc Scale with a &*T.abe primer and lebels (Lbs a Kgs) $500. Meal Wrapper stainless steel Boor modM with wrap $150. Andlique -Dayton- moat Sc $150. Kitchen Aid portable $100. 40 gal. wa- ter heater tike new SW - Cab (705)786.2357 PIANO and b*RCK black traatslts Solid Spin" so1rW bond. 6 Yeats left an warrandy. $4750. Cal after 6 pm. (905) 6869462. PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS- VIM our eirae- hounw, now a used ptaros (uprgm a wwoll pianos a keyboards. sue, rent to own. Large s"- IKMn of ckx ks. Cal Tel- ep Piano, 4331491. RHOS - CHINESE 900 ser- ies, 8 x 10 1/2, $480.. nig - 8 x 11, $44., ankgw fol lop desk $3.500.. stove $44. storm door 36 x 84 $53. door and ham" 76 x 26 $17., 434-6M6 wooden Sheds V x Ir bam kit, only $299 plus tax. Many cow sans and styles avatlabla. Also garages and docks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering- For more into. tall 905-819.2093. NEW MUSIC a -zine • http:/rwwrw.dumam- news.nel/-ajc238/n- dex.htm i POOI a EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24' recsanguhr KaYde pod incudes dedK A fenc- ing. $5.195. Meats bticrg by-laws. 25yr. waanty. 1- 800-668-7564. Pidkerrg/ Alex, pr- 416-798-7509. • Found FOWID - set of keys at Garrard and Du rXIS& M. 2224. FOUND on BeaMPoiru Promenade, on the lake. Pickering. Grey short haired female cat. with Bea collar, 6 - 6 months old. white paws. Telephone 839.2144. LOST Female Black a White beagle. Harwood/ 401 area. Large scar on nose. Cal 428-6033. • I Boaft FREE TO A GOOD HOME as pat enMf! Extra large Shepherd male. Friendly. 2 yra. old, woeinsted. Cal 428-8160. 1906 TOYOTA WAGON, gray, wen mwntaned, Mie rust, am -fm alpine stereo. new muffler, brakes. rad AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted ler scrap Any condition. any age, free removal in a, Duham Region. Cash pad. Also -leaded. 75 to '87 Chew or GMC ock.,P f« parts. Can anytime. Oshawa 905-431. 0407. CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condi- tion. Call 427.2415 of oane o 479 Be* St. East. Ajax at MuRAD AUTO SALES. unUjCkS for Sale: Tr (96). $4.600. (905) 420- 1087,(905)420-2263 IMS CUTLASS Sierra SL. Fully loaded 153000 km. Bucket saats, black. $3900 Cal 723-2600. 19th HYUNDAI SONATA, rice car, 5 speed. only 85.000 kms.. $3295.00. certified, call 666-5148 Or 576-5�6. 1990 DYNASTY, many ex- tras, 186K, Awl miles. Carlo- ._ __ ...,.,duc,... 4b`J1xi mum. tMrli 7879. acme onmTkW Surnbird sE. z doer, reign meth, row Price, loaded. auto. air, anise, til AmIFm Cassette. sunroof. Many now Part. Cal 430.1446. 1912 DODGE SPIRIT: 6 cyl., air, loaded, very deaf. red interior a exterior. 125,000 kms. Asking $Bopp• (9D5)668.1212. 1994 Gruel Prix SE, V6. p.w., p.d.l., 143,000knus. carolled, $9900. Cate (905)661-4754 1994 GRANA) PRIX SE. PNV, PA.. P/S. PIM, Cruse, Ta. Am/Fm cassette, SO= ny system, 79.ODD km. $14,5W. Coo 6833020. 1985 International, 22' 5 on, 5 sod. single axle. DT466. too many new parts to list. Bas 10 prove. Cher tied, asking $8.500. Cap Tony 721-0986. Islas 39 on GMC Siena, 200.000 kit., 305. new ares. whalst, brakes, etc. Askig $4.500 or best Ober contend 725-2539 stand lop m. IBM JEEP YJ LAREDO. 6 cyt 42 here, 5 Spill. 4NANN drive, 163,000 km, ahoy rims, c n me package. Ps. pe. Karwwood CO piayen. 3 tops, asking $5600 579- 3952 19110 FORD F1SO. PICK- UP, 220k 6 cyl., auto. air, cords"d, $3,500. 1987 Isu- zu Trooper 230K, $2.750. (905) 6231 S22. 19.5 YUKON, Beautiful, loaded, leather.lady driven, only 49,000 kms., asking $32,000. call 905-571- 3861. Trailers 19» FWetwwig, 17 ft. trad- er, sloops 4 adift 2 did - ren, 3pc. bath. all obrwndr Nnces. Ill secolerx COflb- CbaanM,(a )535500 a0.o. FABULOUS 36 ft trailer on Large lot located in Won- dedul Family Park on Pi- geon Lake Sleeps 8 4 pc. bath, lots of cupboards, 2 sheds. $18.500 Call Bonne Davis. Sutton Group Hem - ape 905-831-9500, FOR SALE - 40 Fr. travN- aire trailer, (Cottager) Air Gond., two delis. Florida room. furnished, good IoCa- tan On Chemong Lake Home (905) 576-8449. Park. (705) 292-7134 TRAILER 3111, 1989 Hy - Line. sleeps 6. 4pc bath. 26' aluminum awning. 30' deck. many extras. mil. 880. electric lawn mover, 811. extension ladder Ask - ng $19.500. View at River- wood Park Lindsay. ON. 1- 705324-1655. MAuto Parts n SPI"SPECIAL 350 - 305 EngirfM, 12 months, 20AOOkm warrrxy; From $1.298. ivalati Other on- gines available. Call lot Pricing (905) 9854805, Port 1940 MARLEY DAVID - SON, fat Bob tanks A dander, wide gide hand 4nd, dual disc 1roeM bralhs, bK of chrome. $6500. 080. 905.619-3030. 1998 HONDA 1100 Shed - ow. black /5,0001m, ask- ing $6500. Can 905130- 9291. 1982 YAMAHA Soca II, 600 CC, red, minx condition, 2.900 kil., asking $4.500. Telephone ('105) 721- 0177 Imo° AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. Races for 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- MotorcydPs Hldudllg pliances, underground parking. SuperSports just gd 55 FALBY CRT. better with a month ymMON.-THURS. 9 A.M.! 8 P.M. payment plan FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. available . We otter Motorcycle, Auto and () 683-6021 Verycompebtive Home SHELTER CANADIAN Insurance Rates, PROPERTIES LIMITED Open 9 to 9 by appt Mendav to Sahnrlev, Call: Jones -Dooley BLUEWATER PARK - WHITBY Insurance Broker 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 427-3595 3 appliances and blinds, Visit us at: www.duranw.m.fet/ MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. -bec965 (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN • Marine PROPERTIES LIMITED 20 FT. O'DAY, stoop, 9.9 Honda outboard. main, jib. genoa. stereo, full Wettn- oal/Irghfing, wood interior. trailer. many extras. $4.500. (905)686-2341 ALL 1989 /4' Miriocraft aluminum, 9 9 hp Evin- rude, trailer, seats, tank, oars. excellent condition. $2400 obo Call 905-571- 4730 Recreational Vehicles 19M CORSAIR GMC 21 it 66.000 kit., show.00m con- dition. $17.500 or best off- er (905)983-9267 FOR RENT: 1989 24 Ford Corsair motomome. steeps 6. microwave. awrw,g. roof air, Cruise. Available from Jute 1st. Exc~Comdr son. PkaMe cap (905)420-- 1846 ler, Anmet nlormebw � I I Apa or Rent rtments If1 a 2 Bdrm. Apts. or rent in the best adult bldg in CKtlawra. If you're planning to sen a Clouse a lire a long time n an n were not increasing rent for you, for years to Come. Please can us to see units. 905-728-4966 1 A 2 BORM APT avail June 1st at 350 Ma aga Also 2 bdrm at 946 Mason St. $600 a $720 per mono ate inclusive No pais. CAN 576724 OSHAWA bedroom apt Albert and Jackson area. Ckrw to an amwwtes, heat. hydro Included $592. monthly. Available Imme- tlWely. F,130ast required 434 6311 leave message 1-BEDNOO a arbneru. separate entrance, laundry. cable. hydro. Puling. scum of Ritson rear Lakeview Park, bus routes. available July 1st. $550. 1 SVIssi, rW- erences. 905723-9995 1 -BEDROOM Open Con- cept basement apartment, professionally decorated, laundry. cable TV. parking ufckided, new uea in Whitby, smart to 401, non- smoking. no pets. $5501 month. 505-430-8656. 14BEDIIOOM, south Ajax. private entrance. ground flea, deck. udites, cable iuckrdod, ler quiet, single employed person. $6001 month. Role - ( (905)619 -1974 THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, A 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All LIM. Included • In - House Supt & Maint Rental Office: Mon - Fri- gam - 8 Pm Sat & Sun 11am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY [3 MANAGEMENT 905-5T9-1 626 EXTRA LARGE ' a 2 Dedroomtsl in North Oh, - we Large balconies, quiet building, $598. and $69601 Ubbbes. cable and pill" rw'k,, , Airwble Jay 1st a August 1st. Phone 905-579-5584 OSHAWA 'Bloor St W) targe 1 6 2 6 3 beboom apartments in dean low ^ae We*%. C10es t0 401 5 GO Perking. Available mmedrareny. From $600 Der mono. PRorfe 905-576- 42M OSHAWA rBlow St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom spartrrwib dean low nse building. CWN to 401 a GO. Park - ng. AvailabN rrrini0detrNy. G,Om $600.!rtfon th Phone 9CS-576-4255 WILSON OLIVE are• 2 bedrooms, available rmrno- distaiy Fridge. stove. !feat a hydro rickided. $742 Carpet. Parking, laundry, hc. Daytime 263- 8369 or everrngs 263- 2522 2 Bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance. ledge. Mi washer dryer. tide. A/C. Lebow included. Avail Jully /sL Can 426-2795 2 BEDROOM UPPER. $600 Pks 12 reuses avail. July 1, no POK Call (905) 725-3299. 2 -BEDROOM apartment ler rent. (Snmcoe; North of Roseland)- Fridge, stove. parlurg. 2nd floor, avaiable kilt' let. cap 915.655- 3088. 2 BEDII0011 basomerN apartment, wipara/e en- barloa. Iamdryt new carpet a ceramics tile, tarps lir- trngrooh and maddW bed- room. Arad. ,Ally 1. SM month incAsive. IMSMW- 2194 20 CORDOVA- 2 Indent. apt. Park a Bloor. $7101 mo. BalconlL 2nd Boor unit. u til. ind. 1sVissL Parking. For more into cal anytime 436-96l 576.2877. SM MARY ST. E WHIT- BY- 24xAm apt awl. July 1. in mace WON main- tained low rasa building. Utili ies, parking. security camera included. For ow - to wwr al 1)65.2450. bedroom all in -1 Its 15111, beat for Couple, aw amerlb8s, 427-2Y22 AJAX, large 1 -ledro basement sparbnsnit. "Pi - rate emrai , shared lour, dry. available Julr 1, hrsv IML rstereroee. 5650 Usk- bers included. NO PETS (905)427-8479 AJAX: East Hampton complex by 'he Tamp bedroom. 5 appliances. fireplace. underground parlung. modem decor: 1850- Available July I Condo" ManagemOM �+ 428-9766 - v AJAX: Westrey a Lake - draw. 2-bdrin kmury cordo Carpet. Ssppl . AJC. tires 11000. Parking. Tec *01*" - A.M. Jury 25th_ $875. Cal 683-0163 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY r Whrtby Apt JWdrg. spacious. carpeted. newh, Peresd, with balcony. Clow to bus- shopping, all ubmm included, hrsVlaat required. no pais, t bedroom 5675. 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed- room $840. Can 430- 0134 BASEMENT APART- MENT, 3 bedroom bass- ment part ament. lutchen, living room, 4 PCs, bath. separate entrance. $750 Plus utilities. July let. (905) 831-1955.(416)284-9740. CENTRAL Oshawa. ex- cellent lxufdng, lag-bsd- rooms, 1 tlbcb -s k aloon Centra. large units Stan at $595. SOUTHEAST Osha- wa location. 1a2-bodrooms start at $550. 1stAast.728- 7344, 436-6889 pager 432-5107 EXCELLENT OSHAWA Loahon. 1, 2 a 3 tledroorn W. svodolow $450-$635 incksiw. Ask for Darren (905) 428.7677 Pintlndge Pwperties- LARGE 1 -bedroom base- ment sprbtwa, Wast shore Sine, areilabls Judy 1. $850. Call (905)420- 8900 alter bpm. NEAR OSHAWA Contra, 2 1, 1 -nn spL, in close quiet kci1bM 1s 1 $620 plus hydro, CM (905) 839- 4659. NEW ground level large 1 bdrm baMmrft apt. in 5650/fn«xh 4 iKkam Available August 1. 19AW Cal 905.6869060. NORTH OSHAWA - one bedroom apt. $500, P. bed- room M. awed. now. In - dudes stove, fridge. Lebow and parking Cal 579-a723. AIAx NORTH: 1 bedroom bright, 4 PC. bath, laudry, seperaM ernUalCe, parklfg, $850. AN ncpsiwe, avail. July 1, 619•-4883 V6, auto, with air. $1795 Sn b $7500 ler soap cars bMtdffer (9051623-3293 a trucks or any Condition cert. 1"S Dodge pick up vMKlss 21 M protessorlN 1997 hrtaop Tent Traders at 316 so. 109.000kms, Pick-up Free Tariro Towing Can Rentals rm $235. Rent - $1795 art 1965 Jeep (9051706-5740 ing motors, paddle bows. Cherokee Wagon, V6. 5 bah•rg boats boat traders speed $2295 cert. As is A A A AUTO- We Pay Daily, weekend. week. cars. 404-9759 $8o- $10.000 Cash on the Brooklyn (905) 655-8176. APPLIANCES Wanted. 1906 TOYOTA CAMRV, spot. Any Condition, any working or not working year. Call us snyome, 24 W MASTER Coach Pon Call Stars Appliances 905- auto. Power -steering, pow- 7 mm. sory- 8'x12 Florida room. Shed, 432-7167 er !rakes, good condition. ce 905-686-5003 « 905 fudge. excellent set-up on FOLDING WIRE. Sadkable $2.650 or tent offer Cad 706-5234 lovely site Some furniture. 906'660.8664. a2 c $14.300. Call (705) 696- goala otarlers with drop. Approat least 1 ANY SCRAP Car « Tri# grkCubic 1987 CHEV Cavalier. 4- wanted, complete « not 2107 door atyknder new byes CAMPING TRAILER HO h Coned Abe 663-5117 io Top Cash pad. Frpick- . PATIO DOORS - Brand very an ry de. caAhed. $2.250 W Can (905)431-4333 Or Top sale available asking new 511 $399 611 $499 or best ohnd Can 905-579- 434-7489. $1,700 or test offer 905- Oft Ver $599 V or skim In- A tI 0601 viawi7a credible FUN Warranty • n quuP3 (905) 9e6-1573 1906 HYUNDAI EXCEL ha,lcKENWOOD CAR STER- TRIISHA ROMANCE Lin- $ .0 1 ky over . 5 speed. EO, am-tm cd player with bed Edition prints. Framed- own �� n repairs, epairs. ruXf men deterrent. cdndbon. 2 new front ent, deachatile K4cfen Bath $1650. Spmg faplate. Built n Man- an- baby $2000. Framed. asking $700 Sharon. ce net amp. Max -30 w x 4. posters 1984 Prince of 668-1261 cher 7 Asking $300. Call 579- Wales, 1985 Apothecary 1517 Ask ler Shawn 1906 OLDS DELTA N. $75 each 705-738-1612. black 2 door, lint. loaded. KITCHEN. Cabinets and $3.100. 1983 Reboil. 2 canter tops, double sink aComputer door, sunrool, auto, good Iosseh. Perfect for coinage. I Anterrlet Condition, SSW Eve. (905) Available Md tc end JuIY 723-4235. (905) 786-2832 $1100 0.8.0. Cap (905) 428-8369 LARGE upright piano, ex. Coolant cwWRion, $3.000 call 905-420-0717. MEAT Equipment ler sale. Berlins Efectforkc Scale with a &*T.abe primer and lebels (Lbs a Kgs) $500. Meal Wrapper stainless steel Boor modM with wrap $150. Andlique -Dayton- moat Sc $150. Kitchen Aid portable $100. 40 gal. wa- ter heater tike new SW - Cab (705)786.2357 PIANO and b*RCK black traatslts Solid Spin" so1rW bond. 6 Yeats left an warrandy. $4750. Cal after 6 pm. (905) 6869462. PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS- VIM our eirae- hounw, now a used ptaros (uprgm a wwoll pianos a keyboards. sue, rent to own. Large s"- IKMn of ckx ks. Cal Tel- ep Piano, 4331491. RHOS - CHINESE 900 ser- ies, 8 x 10 1/2, $480.. nig - 8 x 11, $44., ankgw fol lop desk $3.500.. stove $44. storm door 36 x 84 $53. door and ham" 76 x 26 $17., 434-6M6 wooden Sheds V x Ir bam kit, only $299 plus tax. Many cow sans and styles avatlabla. Also garages and docks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering- For more into. tall 905-819.2093. NEW MUSIC a -zine • http:/rwwrw.dumam- news.nel/-ajc238/n- dex.htm i POOI a EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24' recsanguhr KaYde pod incudes dedK A fenc- ing. $5.195. Meats bticrg by-laws. 25yr. waanty. 1- 800-668-7564. Pidkerrg/ Alex, pr- 416-798-7509. • Found FOWID - set of keys at Garrard and Du rXIS& M. 2224. FOUND on BeaMPoiru Promenade, on the lake. Pickering. Grey short haired female cat. with Bea collar, 6 - 6 months old. white paws. Telephone 839.2144. LOST Female Black a White beagle. Harwood/ 401 area. Large scar on nose. Cal 428-6033. • I Boaft FREE TO A GOOD HOME as pat enMf! Extra large Shepherd male. Friendly. 2 yra. old, woeinsted. Cal 428-8160. 1906 TOYOTA WAGON, gray, wen mwntaned, Mie rust, am -fm alpine stereo. new muffler, brakes. rad AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted ler scrap Any condition. any age, free removal in a, Duham Region. Cash pad. Also -leaded. 75 to '87 Chew or GMC ock.,P f« parts. Can anytime. Oshawa 905-431. 0407. CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condi- tion. Call 427.2415 of oane o 479 Be* St. East. Ajax at MuRAD AUTO SALES. unUjCkS for Sale: Tr (96). $4.600. (905) 420- 1087,(905)420-2263 IMS CUTLASS Sierra SL. Fully loaded 153000 km. Bucket saats, black. $3900 Cal 723-2600. 19th HYUNDAI SONATA, rice car, 5 speed. only 85.000 kms.. $3295.00. certified, call 666-5148 Or 576-5�6. 1990 DYNASTY, many ex- tras, 186K, Awl miles. Carlo- ._ __ ...,.,duc,... 4b`J1xi mum. tMrli 7879. acme onmTkW Surnbird sE. z doer, reign meth, row Price, loaded. auto. air, anise, til AmIFm Cassette. sunroof. Many now Part. Cal 430.1446. 1912 DODGE SPIRIT: 6 cyl., air, loaded, very deaf. red interior a exterior. 125,000 kms. Asking $Bopp• (9D5)668.1212. 1994 Gruel Prix SE, V6. p.w., p.d.l., 143,000knus. carolled, $9900. Cate (905)661-4754 1994 GRANA) PRIX SE. PNV, PA.. P/S. PIM, Cruse, Ta. Am/Fm cassette, SO= ny system, 79.ODD km. $14,5W. Coo 6833020. 1985 International, 22' 5 on, 5 sod. single axle. DT466. too many new parts to list. Bas 10 prove. Cher tied, asking $8.500. Cap Tony 721-0986. Islas 39 on GMC Siena, 200.000 kit., 305. new ares. whalst, brakes, etc. Askig $4.500 or best Ober contend 725-2539 stand lop m. IBM JEEP YJ LAREDO. 6 cyt 42 here, 5 Spill. 4NANN drive, 163,000 km, ahoy rims, c n me package. Ps. pe. Karwwood CO piayen. 3 tops, asking $5600 579- 3952 19110 FORD F1SO. PICK- UP, 220k 6 cyl., auto. air, cords"d, $3,500. 1987 Isu- zu Trooper 230K, $2.750. (905) 6231 S22. 19.5 YUKON, Beautiful, loaded, leather.lady driven, only 49,000 kms., asking $32,000. call 905-571- 3861. Trailers 19» FWetwwig, 17 ft. trad- er, sloops 4 adift 2 did - ren, 3pc. bath. all obrwndr Nnces. Ill secolerx COflb- CbaanM,(a )535500 a0.o. FABULOUS 36 ft trailer on Large lot located in Won- dedul Family Park on Pi- geon Lake Sleeps 8 4 pc. bath, lots of cupboards, 2 sheds. $18.500 Call Bonne Davis. Sutton Group Hem - ape 905-831-9500, FOR SALE - 40 Fr. travN- aire trailer, (Cottager) Air Gond., two delis. Florida room. furnished, good IoCa- tan On Chemong Lake Home (905) 576-8449. Park. (705) 292-7134 TRAILER 3111, 1989 Hy - Line. sleeps 6. 4pc bath. 26' aluminum awning. 30' deck. many extras. mil. 880. electric lawn mover, 811. extension ladder Ask - ng $19.500. View at River- wood Park Lindsay. ON. 1- 705324-1655. MAuto Parts n SPI"SPECIAL 350 - 305 EngirfM, 12 months, 20AOOkm warrrxy; From $1.298. ivalati Other on- gines available. Call lot Pricing (905) 9854805, Port 1940 MARLEY DAVID - SON, fat Bob tanks A dander, wide gide hand 4nd, dual disc 1roeM bralhs, bK of chrome. $6500. 080. 905.619-3030. 1998 HONDA 1100 Shed - ow. black /5,0001m, ask- ing $6500. Can 905130- 9291. 1982 YAMAHA Soca II, 600 CC, red, minx condition, 2.900 kil., asking $4.500. Telephone ('105) 721- 0177 Imo° AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. Races for 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- MotorcydPs Hldudllg pliances, underground parking. SuperSports just gd 55 FALBY CRT. better with a month ymMON.-THURS. 9 A.M.! 8 P.M. payment plan FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. available . We otter Motorcycle, Auto and () 683-6021 Verycompebtive Home SHELTER CANADIAN Insurance Rates, PROPERTIES LIMITED Open 9 to 9 by appt Mendav to Sahnrlev, Call: Jones -Dooley BLUEWATER PARK - WHITBY Insurance Broker 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 427-3595 3 appliances and blinds, Visit us at: www.duranw.m.fet/ MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. -bec965 (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN • Marine PROPERTIES LIMITED 20 FT. O'DAY, stoop, 9.9 Honda outboard. main, jib. genoa. stereo, full Wettn- oal/Irghfing, wood interior. trailer. many extras. $4.500. (905)686-2341 ALL 1989 /4' Miriocraft aluminum, 9 9 hp Evin- rude, trailer, seats, tank, oars. excellent condition. $2400 obo Call 905-571- 4730 Recreational Vehicles 19M CORSAIR GMC 21 it 66.000 kit., show.00m con- dition. $17.500 or best off- er (905)983-9267 FOR RENT: 1989 24 Ford Corsair motomome. steeps 6. microwave. awrw,g. roof air, Cruise. Available from Jute 1st. Exc~Comdr son. PkaMe cap (905)420-- 1846 ler, Anmet nlormebw � I I Apa or Rent rtments If1 a 2 Bdrm. Apts. or rent in the best adult bldg in CKtlawra. If you're planning to sen a Clouse a lire a long time n an n were not increasing rent for you, for years to Come. Please can us to see units. 905-728-4966 1 A 2 BORM APT avail June 1st at 350 Ma aga Also 2 bdrm at 946 Mason St. $600 a $720 per mono ate inclusive No pais. CAN 576724 OSHAWA bedroom apt Albert and Jackson area. Ckrw to an amwwtes, heat. hydro Included $592. monthly. Available Imme- tlWely. F,130ast required 434 6311 leave message 1-BEDNOO a arbneru. separate entrance, laundry. cable. hydro. Puling. scum of Ritson rear Lakeview Park, bus routes. available July 1st. $550. 1 SVIssi, rW- erences. 905723-9995 1 -BEDROOM Open Con- cept basement apartment, professionally decorated, laundry. cable TV. parking ufckided, new uea in Whitby, smart to 401, non- smoking. no pets. $5501 month. 505-430-8656. 14BEDIIOOM, south Ajax. private entrance. ground flea, deck. udites, cable iuckrdod, ler quiet, single employed person. $6001 month. Role - ( (905)619 -1974 THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, A 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All LIM. Included • In - House Supt & Maint Rental Office: Mon - Fri- gam - 8 Pm Sat & Sun 11am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY [3 MANAGEMENT 905-5T9-1 626 EXTRA LARGE ' a 2 Dedroomtsl in North Oh, - we Large balconies, quiet building, $598. and $69601 Ubbbes. cable and pill" rw'k,, , Airwble Jay 1st a August 1st. Phone 905-579-5584 OSHAWA 'Bloor St W) targe 1 6 2 6 3 beboom apartments in dean low ^ae We*%. C10es t0 401 5 GO Perking. Available mmedrareny. From $600 Der mono. PRorfe 905-576- 42M OSHAWA rBlow St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom spartrrwib dean low nse building. CWN to 401 a GO. Park - ng. AvailabN rrrini0detrNy. G,Om $600.!rtfon th Phone 9CS-576-4255 WILSON OLIVE are• 2 bedrooms, available rmrno- distaiy Fridge. stove. !feat a hydro rickided. $742 Carpet. Parking, laundry, hc. Daytime 263- 8369 or everrngs 263- 2522 2 Bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance. ledge. Mi washer dryer. tide. A/C. Lebow included. Avail Jully /sL Can 426-2795 2 BEDROOM UPPER. $600 Pks 12 reuses avail. July 1, no POK Call (905) 725-3299. 2 -BEDROOM apartment ler rent. (Snmcoe; North of Roseland)- Fridge, stove. parlurg. 2nd floor, avaiable kilt' let. cap 915.655- 3088. 2 BEDII0011 basomerN apartment, wipara/e en- barloa. Iamdryt new carpet a ceramics tile, tarps lir- trngrooh and maddW bed- room. Arad. ,Ally 1. SM month incAsive. IMSMW- 2194 20 CORDOVA- 2 Indent. apt. Park a Bloor. $7101 mo. BalconlL 2nd Boor unit. u til. ind. 1sVissL Parking. For more into cal anytime 436-96l 576.2877. SM MARY ST. E WHIT- BY- 24xAm apt awl. July 1. in mace WON main- tained low rasa building. Utili ies, parking. security camera included. For ow - to wwr al 1)65.2450. bedroom all in -1 Its 15111, beat for Couple, aw amerlb8s, 427-2Y22 AJAX, large 1 -ledro basement sparbnsnit. "Pi - rate emrai , shared lour, dry. available Julr 1, hrsv IML rstereroee. 5650 Usk- bers included. NO PETS (905)427-8479 AJAX: East Hampton complex by 'he Tamp bedroom. 5 appliances. fireplace. underground parlung. modem decor: 1850- Available July I Condo" ManagemOM �+ 428-9766 - v AJAX: Westrey a Lake - draw. 2-bdrin kmury cordo Carpet. Ssppl . AJC. tires 11000. Parking. Tec *01*" - A.M. Jury 25th_ $875. Cal 683-0163 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY r Whrtby Apt JWdrg. spacious. carpeted. newh, Peresd, with balcony. Clow to bus- shopping, all ubmm included, hrsVlaat required. no pais, t bedroom 5675. 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed- room $840. Can 430- 0134 BASEMENT APART- MENT, 3 bedroom bass- ment part ament. lutchen, living room, 4 PCs, bath. separate entrance. $750 Plus utilities. July let. (905) 831-1955.(416)284-9740. CENTRAL Oshawa. ex- cellent lxufdng, lag-bsd- rooms, 1 tlbcb -s k aloon Centra. large units Stan at $595. SOUTHEAST Osha- wa location. 1a2-bodrooms start at $550. 1stAast.728- 7344, 436-6889 pager 432-5107 EXCELLENT OSHAWA Loahon. 1, 2 a 3 tledroorn W. svodolow $450-$635 incksiw. Ask for Darren (905) 428.7677 Pintlndge Pwperties- LARGE 1 -bedroom base- ment sprbtwa, Wast shore Sine, areilabls Judy 1. $850. Call (905)420- 8900 alter bpm. NEAR OSHAWA Contra, 2 1, 1 -nn spL, in close quiet kci1bM 1s 1 $620 plus hydro, CM (905) 839- 4659. NEW ground level large 1 bdrm baMmrft apt. in 5650/fn«xh 4 iKkam Available August 1. 19AW Cal 905.6869060. NORTH OSHAWA - one bedroom apt. $500, P. bed- room M. awed. now. In - dudes stove, fridge. Lebow and parking Cal 579-a723. AIAx NORTH: 1 bedroom bright, 4 PC. bath, laudry, seperaM ernUalCe, parklfg, $850. AN ncpsiwe, avail. July 1, 619•-4883 h Coned Abe 663-5117 io Top Cash pad. Frpick- . PATIO DOORS - Brand very an ry de. caAhed. $2.250 W Can (905)431-4333 Or Top sale available asking new 511 $399 611 $499 or best ohnd Can 905-579- 434-7489. $1,700 or test offer 905- Oft Ver $599 V or skim In- A tI 0601 viawi7a credible FUN Warranty • n quuP3 (905) 9e6-1573 1906 HYUNDAI EXCEL ha,lcKENWOOD CAR STER- TRIISHA ROMANCE Lin- $ .0 1 ky over . 5 speed. EO, am-tm cd player with bed Edition prints. Framed- own �� n repairs, epairs. ruXf men deterrent. cdndbon. 2 new front ent, deachatile K4cfen Bath $1650. Spmg faplate. Built n Man- an- baby $2000. Framed. asking $700 Sharon. ce net amp. Max -30 w x 4. posters 1984 Prince of 668-1261 cher 7 Asking $300. Call 579- Wales, 1985 Apothecary 1517 Ask ler Shawn 1906 OLDS DELTA N. $75 each 705-738-1612. black 2 door, lint. loaded. KITCHEN. Cabinets and $3.100. 1983 Reboil. 2 canter tops, double sink aComputer door, sunrool, auto, good Iosseh. Perfect for coinage. I Anterrlet Condition, SSW Eve. (905) Available Md tc end JuIY 723-4235. (905) 786-2832 $1100 0.8.0. Cap (905) 428-8369 LARGE upright piano, ex. Coolant cwWRion, $3.000 call 905-420-0717. MEAT Equipment ler sale. Berlins Efectforkc Scale with a &*T.abe primer and lebels (Lbs a Kgs) $500. Meal Wrapper stainless steel Boor modM with wrap $150. Andlique -Dayton- moat Sc $150. Kitchen Aid portable $100. 40 gal. wa- ter heater tike new SW - Cab (705)786.2357 PIANO and b*RCK black traatslts Solid Spin" so1rW bond. 6 Yeats left an warrandy. $4750. Cal after 6 pm. (905) 6869462. PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS- VIM our eirae- hounw, now a used ptaros (uprgm a wwoll pianos a keyboards. sue, rent to own. Large s"- IKMn of ckx ks. Cal Tel- ep Piano, 4331491. RHOS - CHINESE 900 ser- ies, 8 x 10 1/2, $480.. nig - 8 x 11, $44., ankgw fol lop desk $3.500.. stove $44. storm door 36 x 84 $53. door and ham" 76 x 26 $17., 434-6M6 wooden Sheds V x Ir bam kit, only $299 plus tax. Many cow sans and styles avatlabla. Also garages and docks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering- For more into. tall 905-819.2093. NEW MUSIC a -zine • http:/rwwrw.dumam- news.nel/-ajc238/n- dex.htm i POOI a EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24' recsanguhr KaYde pod incudes dedK A fenc- ing. $5.195. Meats bticrg by-laws. 25yr. waanty. 1- 800-668-7564. Pidkerrg/ Alex, pr- 416-798-7509. • Found FOWID - set of keys at Garrard and Du rXIS& M. 2224. FOUND on BeaMPoiru Promenade, on the lake. Pickering. Grey short haired female cat. with Bea collar, 6 - 6 months old. white paws. Telephone 839.2144. LOST Female Black a White beagle. Harwood/ 401 area. Large scar on nose. Cal 428-6033. • I Boaft FREE TO A GOOD HOME as pat enMf! Extra large Shepherd male. Friendly. 2 yra. old, woeinsted. Cal 428-8160. 1906 TOYOTA WAGON, gray, wen mwntaned, Mie rust, am -fm alpine stereo. new muffler, brakes. rad AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted ler scrap Any condition. any age, free removal in a, Duham Region. Cash pad. Also -leaded. 75 to '87 Chew or GMC ock.,P f« parts. Can anytime. Oshawa 905-431. 0407. CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condi- tion. Call 427.2415 of oane o 479 Be* St. East. Ajax at MuRAD AUTO SALES. unUjCkS for Sale: Tr (96). $4.600. (905) 420- 1087,(905)420-2263 IMS CUTLASS Sierra SL. Fully loaded 153000 km. Bucket saats, black. $3900 Cal 723-2600. 19th HYUNDAI SONATA, rice car, 5 speed. only 85.000 kms.. $3295.00. certified, call 666-5148 Or 576-5�6. 1990 DYNASTY, many ex- tras, 186K, Awl miles. Carlo- ._ __ ...,.,duc,... 4b`J1xi mum. tMrli 7879. acme onmTkW Surnbird sE. z doer, reign meth, row Price, loaded. auto. air, anise, til AmIFm Cassette. sunroof. Many now Part. Cal 430.1446. 1912 DODGE SPIRIT: 6 cyl., air, loaded, very deaf. red interior a exterior. 125,000 kms. Asking $Bopp• (9D5)668.1212. 1994 Gruel Prix SE, V6. p.w., p.d.l., 143,000knus. carolled, $9900. Cate (905)661-4754 1994 GRANA) PRIX SE. PNV, PA.. P/S. PIM, Cruse, Ta. Am/Fm cassette, SO= ny system, 79.ODD km. $14,5W. Coo 6833020. 1985 International, 22' 5 on, 5 sod. single axle. DT466. too many new parts to list. Bas 10 prove. Cher tied, asking $8.500. Cap Tony 721-0986. Islas 39 on GMC Siena, 200.000 kit., 305. new ares. whalst, brakes, etc. Askig $4.500 or best Ober contend 725-2539 stand lop m. IBM JEEP YJ LAREDO. 6 cyt 42 here, 5 Spill. 4NANN drive, 163,000 km, ahoy rims, c n me package. Ps. pe. Karwwood CO piayen. 3 tops, asking $5600 579- 3952 19110 FORD F1SO. PICK- UP, 220k 6 cyl., auto. air, cords"d, $3,500. 1987 Isu- zu Trooper 230K, $2.750. (905) 6231 S22. 19.5 YUKON, Beautiful, loaded, leather.lady driven, only 49,000 kms., asking $32,000. call 905-571- 3861. Trailers 19» FWetwwig, 17 ft. trad- er, sloops 4 adift 2 did - ren, 3pc. bath. all obrwndr Nnces. Ill secolerx COflb- CbaanM,(a )535500 a0.o. FABULOUS 36 ft trailer on Large lot located in Won- dedul Family Park on Pi- geon Lake Sleeps 8 4 pc. bath, lots of cupboards, 2 sheds. $18.500 Call Bonne Davis. Sutton Group Hem - ape 905-831-9500, FOR SALE - 40 Fr. travN- aire trailer, (Cottager) Air Gond., two delis. Florida room. furnished, good IoCa- tan On Chemong Lake Home (905) 576-8449. Park. (705) 292-7134 TRAILER 3111, 1989 Hy - Line. sleeps 6. 4pc bath. 26' aluminum awning. 30' deck. many extras. mil. 880. electric lawn mover, 811. extension ladder Ask - ng $19.500. View at River- wood Park Lindsay. ON. 1- 705324-1655. MAuto Parts n SPI"SPECIAL 350 - 305 EngirfM, 12 months, 20AOOkm warrrxy; From $1.298. ivalati Other on- gines available. Call lot Pricing (905) 9854805, Port 1940 MARLEY DAVID - SON, fat Bob tanks A dander, wide gide hand 4nd, dual disc 1roeM bralhs, bK of chrome. $6500. 080. 905.619-3030. 1998 HONDA 1100 Shed - ow. black /5,0001m, ask- ing $6500. Can 905130- 9291. 1982 YAMAHA Soca II, 600 CC, red, minx condition, 2.900 kil., asking $4.500. Telephone ('105) 721- 0177 Imo° AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. Races for 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- MotorcydPs Hldudllg pliances, underground parking. SuperSports just gd 55 FALBY CRT. better with a month ymMON.-THURS. 9 A.M.! 8 P.M. payment plan FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. available . We otter Motorcycle, Auto and () 683-6021 Verycompebtive Home SHELTER CANADIAN Insurance Rates, PROPERTIES LIMITED Open 9 to 9 by appt Mendav to Sahnrlev, Call: Jones -Dooley BLUEWATER PARK - WHITBY Insurance Broker 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 427-3595 3 appliances and blinds, Visit us at: www.duranw.m.fet/ MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. -bec965 (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN • Marine PROPERTIES LIMITED 20 FT. O'DAY, stoop, 9.9 Honda outboard. main, jib. genoa. stereo, full Wettn- oal/Irghfing, wood interior. trailer. many extras. $4.500. (905)686-2341 ALL 1989 /4' Miriocraft aluminum, 9 9 hp Evin- rude, trailer, seats, tank, oars. excellent condition. $2400 obo Call 905-571- 4730 Recreational Vehicles 19M CORSAIR GMC 21 it 66.000 kit., show.00m con- dition. $17.500 or best off- er (905)983-9267 FOR RENT: 1989 24 Ford Corsair motomome. steeps 6. microwave. awrw,g. roof air, Cruise. Available from Jute 1st. Exc~Comdr son. PkaMe cap (905)420-- 1846 ler, Anmet nlormebw � I I Apa or Rent rtments If1 a 2 Bdrm. Apts. or rent in the best adult bldg in CKtlawra. If you're planning to sen a Clouse a lire a long time n an n were not increasing rent for you, for years to Come. Please can us to see units. 905-728-4966 1 A 2 BORM APT avail June 1st at 350 Ma aga Also 2 bdrm at 946 Mason St. $600 a $720 per mono ate inclusive No pais. CAN 576724 OSHAWA bedroom apt Albert and Jackson area. Ckrw to an amwwtes, heat. hydro Included $592. monthly. Available Imme- tlWely. F,130ast required 434 6311 leave message 1-BEDNOO a arbneru. separate entrance, laundry. cable. hydro. Puling. scum of Ritson rear Lakeview Park, bus routes. available July 1st. $550. 1 SVIssi, rW- erences. 905723-9995 1 -BEDROOM Open Con- cept basement apartment, professionally decorated, laundry. cable TV. parking ufckided, new uea in Whitby, smart to 401, non- smoking. no pets. $5501 month. 505-430-8656. 14BEDIIOOM, south Ajax. private entrance. ground flea, deck. udites, cable iuckrdod, ler quiet, single employed person. $6001 month. Role - ( (905)619 -1974 THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, A 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All LIM. Included • In - House Supt & Maint Rental Office: Mon - Fri- gam - 8 Pm Sat & Sun 11am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY [3 MANAGEMENT 905-5T9-1 626 EXTRA LARGE ' a 2 Dedroomtsl in North Oh, - we Large balconies, quiet building, $598. and $69601 Ubbbes. cable and pill" rw'k,, , Airwble Jay 1st a August 1st. Phone 905-579-5584 OSHAWA 'Bloor St W) targe 1 6 2 6 3 beboom apartments in dean low ^ae We*%. C10es t0 401 5 GO Perking. Available mmedrareny. From $600 Der mono. PRorfe 905-576- 42M OSHAWA rBlow St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom spartrrwib dean low nse building. CWN to 401 a GO. Park - ng. AvailabN rrrini0detrNy. G,Om $600.!rtfon th Phone 9CS-576-4255 WILSON OLIVE are• 2 bedrooms, available rmrno- distaiy Fridge. stove. !feat a hydro rickided. $742 Carpet. Parking, laundry, hc. Daytime 263- 8369 or everrngs 263- 2522 2 Bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance. ledge. Mi washer dryer. tide. A/C. Lebow included. Avail Jully /sL Can 426-2795 2 BEDROOM UPPER. $600 Pks 12 reuses avail. July 1, no POK Call (905) 725-3299. 2 -BEDROOM apartment ler rent. (Snmcoe; North of Roseland)- Fridge, stove. parlurg. 2nd floor, avaiable kilt' let. cap 915.655- 3088. 2 BEDII0011 basomerN apartment, wipara/e en- barloa. Iamdryt new carpet a ceramics tile, tarps lir- trngrooh and maddW bed- room. Arad. ,Ally 1. SM month incAsive. IMSMW- 2194 20 CORDOVA- 2 Indent. apt. Park a Bloor. $7101 mo. BalconlL 2nd Boor unit. u til. ind. 1sVissL Parking. For more into cal anytime 436-96l 576.2877. SM MARY ST. E WHIT- BY- 24xAm apt awl. July 1. in mace WON main- tained low rasa building. Utili ies, parking. security camera included. For ow - to wwr al 1)65.2450. bedroom all in -1 Its 15111, beat for Couple, aw amerlb8s, 427-2Y22 AJAX, large 1 -ledro basement sparbnsnit. "Pi - rate emrai , shared lour, dry. available Julr 1, hrsv IML rstereroee. 5650 Usk- bers included. NO PETS (905)427-8479 AJAX: East Hampton complex by 'he Tamp bedroom. 5 appliances. fireplace. underground parlung. modem decor: 1850- Available July I Condo" ManagemOM �+ 428-9766 - v AJAX: Westrey a Lake - draw. 2-bdrin kmury cordo Carpet. Ssppl . AJC. tires 11000. Parking. Tec *01*" - A.M. Jury 25th_ $875. Cal 683-0163 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY r Whrtby Apt JWdrg. spacious. carpeted. newh, Peresd, with balcony. Clow to bus- shopping, all ubmm included, hrsVlaat required. no pais, t bedroom 5675. 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed- room $840. Can 430- 0134 BASEMENT APART- MENT, 3 bedroom bass- ment part ament. lutchen, living room, 4 PCs, bath. separate entrance. $750 Plus utilities. July let. (905) 831-1955.(416)284-9740. CENTRAL Oshawa. ex- cellent lxufdng, lag-bsd- rooms, 1 tlbcb -s k aloon Centra. large units Stan at $595. SOUTHEAST Osha- wa location. 1a2-bodrooms start at $550. 1stAast.728- 7344, 436-6889 pager 432-5107 EXCELLENT OSHAWA Loahon. 1, 2 a 3 tledroorn W. svodolow $450-$635 incksiw. Ask for Darren (905) 428.7677 Pintlndge Pwperties- LARGE 1 -bedroom base- ment sprbtwa, Wast shore Sine, areilabls Judy 1. $850. Call (905)420- 8900 alter bpm. NEAR OSHAWA Contra, 2 1, 1 -nn spL, in close quiet kci1bM 1s 1 $620 plus hydro, CM (905) 839- 4659. NEW ground level large 1 bdrm baMmrft apt. in 5650/fn«xh 4 iKkam Available August 1. 19AW Cal 905.6869060. NORTH OSHAWA - one bedroom apt. $500, P. bed- room M. awed. now. In - dudes stove, fridge. Lebow and parking Cal 579-a723. AIAx NORTH: 1 bedroom bright, 4 PC. bath, laudry, seperaM ernUalCe, parklfg, $850. AN ncpsiwe, avail. July 1, 619•-4883 428-8369 LARGE upright piano, ex. Coolant cwWRion, $3.000 call 905-420-0717. MEAT Equipment ler sale. Berlins Efectforkc Scale with a &*T.abe primer and lebels (Lbs a Kgs) $500. Meal Wrapper stainless steel Boor modM with wrap $150. Andlique -Dayton- moat Sc $150. Kitchen Aid portable $100. 40 gal. wa- ter heater tike new SW - Cab (705)786.2357 PIANO and b*RCK black traatslts Solid Spin" so1rW bond. 6 Yeats left an warrandy. $4750. Cal after 6 pm. (905) 6869462. PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS- VIM our eirae- hounw, now a used ptaros (uprgm a wwoll pianos a keyboards. sue, rent to own. Large s"- IKMn of ckx ks. Cal Tel- ep Piano, 4331491. RHOS - CHINESE 900 ser- ies, 8 x 10 1/2, $480.. nig - 8 x 11, $44., ankgw fol lop desk $3.500.. stove $44. storm door 36 x 84 $53. door and ham" 76 x 26 $17., 434-6M6 wooden Sheds V x Ir bam kit, only $299 plus tax. Many cow sans and styles avatlabla. Also garages and docks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering- For more into. tall 905-819.2093. NEW MUSIC a -zine • http:/rwwrw.dumam- news.nel/-ajc238/n- dex.htm i POOI a EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24' recsanguhr KaYde pod incudes dedK A fenc- ing. $5.195. Meats bticrg by-laws. 25yr. waanty. 1- 800-668-7564. Pidkerrg/ Alex, pr- 416-798-7509. • Found FOWID - set of keys at Garrard and Du rXIS& M. 2224. FOUND on BeaMPoiru Promenade, on the lake. Pickering. Grey short haired female cat. with Bea collar, 6 - 6 months old. white paws. Telephone 839.2144. LOST Female Black a White beagle. Harwood/ 401 area. Large scar on nose. Cal 428-6033. • I Boaft FREE TO A GOOD HOME as pat enMf! Extra large Shepherd male. Friendly. 2 yra. old, woeinsted. Cal 428-8160. 1906 TOYOTA WAGON, gray, wen mwntaned, Mie rust, am -fm alpine stereo. new muffler, brakes. rad AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted ler scrap Any condition. any age, free removal in a, Duham Region. Cash pad. Also -leaded. 75 to '87 Chew or GMC ock.,P f« parts. Can anytime. Oshawa 905-431. 0407. CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condi- tion. Call 427.2415 of oane o 479 Be* St. East. Ajax at MuRAD AUTO SALES. unUjCkS for Sale: Tr (96). $4.600. (905) 420- 1087,(905)420-2263 IMS CUTLASS Sierra SL. Fully loaded 153000 km. Bucket saats, black. $3900 Cal 723-2600. 19th HYUNDAI SONATA, rice car, 5 speed. only 85.000 kms.. $3295.00. certified, call 666-5148 Or 576-5�6. 1990 DYNASTY, many ex- tras, 186K, Awl miles. Carlo- ._ __ ...,.,duc,... 4b`J1xi mum. tMrli 7879. acme onmTkW Surnbird sE. z doer, reign meth, row Price, loaded. auto. air, anise, til AmIFm Cassette. sunroof. Many now Part. Cal 430.1446. 1912 DODGE SPIRIT: 6 cyl., air, loaded, very deaf. red interior a exterior. 125,000 kms. Asking $Bopp• (9D5)668.1212. 1994 Gruel Prix SE, V6. p.w., p.d.l., 143,000knus. carolled, $9900. Cate (905)661-4754 1994 GRANA) PRIX SE. PNV, PA.. P/S. PIM, Cruse, Ta. Am/Fm cassette, SO= ny system, 79.ODD km. $14,5W. Coo 6833020. 1985 International, 22' 5 on, 5 sod. single axle. DT466. too many new parts to list. Bas 10 prove. Cher tied, asking $8.500. Cap Tony 721-0986. Islas 39 on GMC Siena, 200.000 kit., 305. new ares. whalst, brakes, etc. Askig $4.500 or best Ober contend 725-2539 stand lop m. IBM JEEP YJ LAREDO. 6 cyt 42 here, 5 Spill. 4NANN drive, 163,000 km, ahoy rims, c n me package. Ps. pe. Karwwood CO piayen. 3 tops, asking $5600 579- 3952 19110 FORD F1SO. PICK- UP, 220k 6 cyl., auto. air, cords"d, $3,500. 1987 Isu- zu Trooper 230K, $2.750. (905) 6231 S22. 19.5 YUKON, Beautiful, loaded, leather.lady driven, only 49,000 kms., asking $32,000. call 905-571- 3861. Trailers 19» FWetwwig, 17 ft. trad- er, sloops 4 adift 2 did - ren, 3pc. bath. all obrwndr Nnces. Ill secolerx COflb- CbaanM,(a )535500 a0.o. FABULOUS 36 ft trailer on Large lot located in Won- dedul Family Park on Pi- geon Lake Sleeps 8 4 pc. bath, lots of cupboards, 2 sheds. $18.500 Call Bonne Davis. Sutton Group Hem - ape 905-831-9500, FOR SALE - 40 Fr. travN- aire trailer, (Cottager) Air Gond., two delis. Florida room. furnished, good IoCa- tan On Chemong Lake Home (905) 576-8449. Park. (705) 292-7134 TRAILER 3111, 1989 Hy - Line. sleeps 6. 4pc bath. 26' aluminum awning. 30' deck. many extras. mil. 880. electric lawn mover, 811. extension ladder Ask - ng $19.500. View at River- wood Park Lindsay. ON. 1- 705324-1655. MAuto Parts n SPI"SPECIAL 350 - 305 EngirfM, 12 months, 20AOOkm warrrxy; From $1.298. ivalati Other on- gines available. Call lot Pricing (905) 9854805, Port 1940 MARLEY DAVID - SON, fat Bob tanks A dander, wide gide hand 4nd, dual disc 1roeM bralhs, bK of chrome. $6500. 080. 905.619-3030. 1998 HONDA 1100 Shed - ow. black /5,0001m, ask- ing $6500. Can 905130- 9291. 1982 YAMAHA Soca II, 600 CC, red, minx condition, 2.900 kil., asking $4.500. Telephone ('105) 721- 0177 Imo° AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. Races for 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- MotorcydPs Hldudllg pliances, underground parking. SuperSports just gd 55 FALBY CRT. better with a month ymMON.-THURS. 9 A.M.! 8 P.M. payment plan FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. available . We otter Motorcycle, Auto and () 683-6021 Verycompebtive Home SHELTER CANADIAN Insurance Rates, PROPERTIES LIMITED Open 9 to 9 by appt Mendav to Sahnrlev, Call: Jones -Dooley BLUEWATER PARK - WHITBY Insurance Broker 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 427-3595 3 appliances and blinds, Visit us at: www.duranw.m.fet/ MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. -bec965 (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN • Marine PROPERTIES LIMITED 20 FT. O'DAY, stoop, 9.9 Honda outboard. main, jib. genoa. stereo, full Wettn- oal/Irghfing, wood interior. trailer. many extras. $4.500. (905)686-2341 ALL 1989 /4' Miriocraft aluminum, 9 9 hp Evin- rude, trailer, seats, tank, oars. excellent condition. $2400 obo Call 905-571- 4730 Recreational Vehicles 19M CORSAIR GMC 21 it 66.000 kit., show.00m con- dition. $17.500 or best off- er (905)983-9267 FOR RENT: 1989 24 Ford Corsair motomome. steeps 6. microwave. awrw,g. roof air, Cruise. Available from Jute 1st. Exc~Comdr son. PkaMe cap (905)420-- 1846 ler, Anmet nlormebw � I I Apa or Rent rtments If1 a 2 Bdrm. Apts. or rent in the best adult bldg in CKtlawra. If you're planning to sen a Clouse a lire a long time n an n were not increasing rent for you, for years to Come. Please can us to see units. 905-728-4966 1 A 2 BORM APT avail June 1st at 350 Ma aga Also 2 bdrm at 946 Mason St. $600 a $720 per mono ate inclusive No pais. CAN 576724 OSHAWA bedroom apt Albert and Jackson area. Ckrw to an amwwtes, heat. hydro Included $592. monthly. Available Imme- tlWely. F,130ast required 434 6311 leave message 1-BEDNOO a arbneru. separate entrance, laundry. cable. hydro. Puling. scum of Ritson rear Lakeview Park, bus routes. available July 1st. $550. 1 SVIssi, rW- erences. 905723-9995 1 -BEDROOM Open Con- cept basement apartment, professionally decorated, laundry. cable TV. parking ufckided, new uea in Whitby, smart to 401, non- smoking. no pets. $5501 month. 505-430-8656. 14BEDIIOOM, south Ajax. private entrance. ground flea, deck. udites, cable iuckrdod, ler quiet, single employed person. $6001 month. Role - ( (905)619 -1974 THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, A 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All LIM. Included • In - House Supt & Maint Rental Office: Mon - Fri- gam - 8 Pm Sat & Sun 11am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY [3 MANAGEMENT 905-5T9-1 626 EXTRA LARGE ' a 2 Dedroomtsl in North Oh, - we Large balconies, quiet building, $598. and $69601 Ubbbes. cable and pill" rw'k,, , Airwble Jay 1st a August 1st. Phone 905-579-5584 OSHAWA 'Bloor St W) targe 1 6 2 6 3 beboom apartments in dean low ^ae We*%. C10es t0 401 5 GO Perking. Available mmedrareny. From $600 Der mono. PRorfe 905-576- 42M OSHAWA rBlow St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom spartrrwib dean low nse building. CWN to 401 a GO. Park - ng. AvailabN rrrini0detrNy. G,Om $600.!rtfon th Phone 9CS-576-4255 WILSON OLIVE are• 2 bedrooms, available rmrno- distaiy Fridge. stove. !feat a hydro rickided. $742 Carpet. Parking, laundry, hc. Daytime 263- 8369 or everrngs 263- 2522 2 Bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance. ledge. Mi washer dryer. tide. A/C. Lebow included. Avail Jully /sL Can 426-2795 2 BEDROOM UPPER. $600 Pks 12 reuses avail. July 1, no POK Call (905) 725-3299. 2 -BEDROOM apartment ler rent. (Snmcoe; North of Roseland)- Fridge, stove. parlurg. 2nd floor, avaiable kilt' let. cap 915.655- 3088. 2 BEDII0011 basomerN apartment, wipara/e en- barloa. Iamdryt new carpet a ceramics tile, tarps lir- trngrooh and maddW bed- room. Arad. ,Ally 1. SM month incAsive. IMSMW- 2194 20 CORDOVA- 2 Indent. apt. Park a Bloor. $7101 mo. BalconlL 2nd Boor unit. u til. ind. 1sVissL Parking. For more into cal anytime 436-96l 576.2877. SM MARY ST. E WHIT- BY- 24xAm apt awl. July 1. in mace WON main- tained low rasa building. Utili ies, parking. security camera included. For ow - to wwr al 1)65.2450. bedroom all in -1 Its 15111, beat for Couple, aw amerlb8s, 427-2Y22 AJAX, large 1 -ledro basement sparbnsnit. "Pi - rate emrai , shared lour, dry. available Julr 1, hrsv IML rstereroee. 5650 Usk- bers included. NO PETS (905)427-8479 AJAX: East Hampton complex by 'he Tamp bedroom. 5 appliances. fireplace. underground parlung. modem decor: 1850- Available July I Condo" ManagemOM �+ 428-9766 - v AJAX: Westrey a Lake - draw. 2-bdrin kmury cordo Carpet. Ssppl . AJC. tires 11000. Parking. Tec *01*" - A.M. Jury 25th_ $875. Cal 683-0163 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY r Whrtby Apt JWdrg. spacious. carpeted. newh, Peresd, with balcony. Clow to bus- shopping, all ubmm included, hrsVlaat required. no pais, t bedroom 5675. 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed- room $840. Can 430- 0134 BASEMENT APART- MENT, 3 bedroom bass- ment part ament. lutchen, living room, 4 PCs, bath. separate entrance. $750 Plus utilities. July let. (905) 831-1955.(416)284-9740. CENTRAL Oshawa. ex- cellent lxufdng, lag-bsd- rooms, 1 tlbcb -s k aloon Centra. large units Stan at $595. SOUTHEAST Osha- wa location. 1a2-bodrooms start at $550. 1stAast.728- 7344, 436-6889 pager 432-5107 EXCELLENT OSHAWA Loahon. 1, 2 a 3 tledroorn W. svodolow $450-$635 incksiw. Ask for Darren (905) 428.7677 Pintlndge Pwperties- LARGE 1 -bedroom base- ment sprbtwa, Wast shore Sine, areilabls Judy 1. $850. Call (905)420- 8900 alter bpm. NEAR OSHAWA Contra, 2 1, 1 -nn spL, in close quiet kci1bM 1s 1 $620 plus hydro, CM (905) 839- 4659. NEW ground level large 1 bdrm baMmrft apt. in 5650/fn«xh 4 iKkam Available August 1. 19AW Cal 905.6869060. NORTH OSHAWA - one bedroom apt. $500, P. bed- room M. awed. now. In - dudes stove, fridge. Lebow and parking Cal 579-a723. AIAx NORTH: 1 bedroom bright, 4 PC. bath, laudry, seperaM ernUalCe, parklfg, $850. AN ncpsiwe, avail. July 1, 619•-4883 20 FT. O'DAY, stoop, 9.9 Honda outboard. main, jib. genoa. stereo, full Wettn- oal/Irghfing, wood interior. trailer. many extras. $4.500. (905)686-2341 ALL 1989 /4' Miriocraft aluminum, 9 9 hp Evin- rude, trailer, seats, tank, oars. excellent condition. $2400 obo Call 905-571- 4730 Recreational Vehicles 19M CORSAIR GMC 21 it 66.000 kit., show.00m con- dition. $17.500 or best off- er (905)983-9267 FOR RENT: 1989 24 Ford Corsair motomome. steeps 6. microwave. awrw,g. roof air, Cruise. Available from Jute 1st. Exc~Comdr son. PkaMe cap (905)420-- 1846 ler, Anmet nlormebw � I I Apa or Rent rtments If1 a 2 Bdrm. Apts. or rent in the best adult bldg in CKtlawra. If you're planning to sen a Clouse a lire a long time n an n were not increasing rent for you, for years to Come. Please can us to see units. 905-728-4966 1 A 2 BORM APT avail June 1st at 350 Ma aga Also 2 bdrm at 946 Mason St. $600 a $720 per mono ate inclusive No pais. CAN 576724 OSHAWA bedroom apt Albert and Jackson area. Ckrw to an amwwtes, heat. hydro Included $592. monthly. Available Imme- tlWely. F,130ast required 434 6311 leave message 1-BEDNOO a arbneru. separate entrance, laundry. cable. hydro. Puling. scum of Ritson rear Lakeview Park, bus routes. available July 1st. $550. 1 SVIssi, rW- erences. 905723-9995 1 -BEDROOM Open Con- cept basement apartment, professionally decorated, laundry. cable TV. parking ufckided, new uea in Whitby, smart to 401, non- smoking. no pets. $5501 month. 505-430-8656. 14BEDIIOOM, south Ajax. private entrance. ground flea, deck. udites, cable iuckrdod, ler quiet, single employed person. $6001 month. Role - ( (905)619 -1974 THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, A 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All LIM. Included • In - House Supt & Maint Rental Office: Mon - Fri- gam - 8 Pm Sat & Sun 11am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY [3 MANAGEMENT 905-5T9-1 626 EXTRA LARGE ' a 2 Dedroomtsl in North Oh, - we Large balconies, quiet building, $598. and $69601 Ubbbes. cable and pill" rw'k,, , Airwble Jay 1st a August 1st. Phone 905-579-5584 OSHAWA 'Bloor St W) targe 1 6 2 6 3 beboom apartments in dean low ^ae We*%. C10es t0 401 5 GO Perking. Available mmedrareny. From $600 Der mono. PRorfe 905-576- 42M OSHAWA rBlow St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom spartrrwib dean low nse building. CWN to 401 a GO. Park - ng. AvailabN rrrini0detrNy. G,Om $600.!rtfon th Phone 9CS-576-4255 WILSON OLIVE are• 2 bedrooms, available rmrno- distaiy Fridge. stove. !feat a hydro rickided. $742 Carpet. Parking, laundry, hc. Daytime 263- 8369 or everrngs 263- 2522 2 Bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance. ledge. Mi washer dryer. tide. A/C. Lebow included. Avail Jully /sL Can 426-2795 2 BEDROOM UPPER. $600 Pks 12 reuses avail. July 1, no POK Call (905) 725-3299. 2 -BEDROOM apartment ler rent. (Snmcoe; North of Roseland)- Fridge, stove. parlurg. 2nd floor, avaiable kilt' let. cap 915.655- 3088. 2 BEDII0011 basomerN apartment, wipara/e en- barloa. Iamdryt new carpet a ceramics tile, tarps lir- trngrooh and maddW bed- room. Arad. ,Ally 1. SM month incAsive. IMSMW- 2194 20 CORDOVA- 2 Indent. apt. Park a Bloor. $7101 mo. BalconlL 2nd Boor unit. u til. ind. 1sVissL Parking. For more into cal anytime 436-96l 576.2877. SM MARY ST. E WHIT- BY- 24xAm apt awl. July 1. in mace WON main- tained low rasa building. Utili ies, parking. security camera included. For ow - to wwr al 1)65.2450. bedroom all in -1 Its 15111, beat for Couple, aw amerlb8s, 427-2Y22 AJAX, large 1 -ledro basement sparbnsnit. "Pi - rate emrai , shared lour, dry. available Julr 1, hrsv IML rstereroee. 5650 Usk- bers included. NO PETS (905)427-8479 AJAX: East Hampton complex by 'he Tamp bedroom. 5 appliances. fireplace. underground parlung. modem decor: 1850- Available July I Condo" ManagemOM �+ 428-9766 - v AJAX: Westrey a Lake - draw. 2-bdrin kmury cordo Carpet. Ssppl . AJC. tires 11000. Parking. Tec *01*" - A.M. Jury 25th_ $875. Cal 683-0163 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY r Whrtby Apt JWdrg. spacious. carpeted. newh, Peresd, with balcony. Clow to bus- shopping, all ubmm included, hrsVlaat required. no pais, t bedroom 5675. 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed- room $840. Can 430- 0134 BASEMENT APART- MENT, 3 bedroom bass- ment part ament. lutchen, living room, 4 PCs, bath. separate entrance. $750 Plus utilities. July let. (905) 831-1955.(416)284-9740. CENTRAL Oshawa. ex- cellent lxufdng, lag-bsd- rooms, 1 tlbcb -s k aloon Centra. large units Stan at $595. SOUTHEAST Osha- wa location. 1a2-bodrooms start at $550. 1stAast.728- 7344, 436-6889 pager 432-5107 EXCELLENT OSHAWA Loahon. 1, 2 a 3 tledroorn W. svodolow $450-$635 incksiw. Ask for Darren (905) 428.7677 Pintlndge Pwperties- LARGE 1 -bedroom base- ment sprbtwa, Wast shore Sine, areilabls Judy 1. $850. Call (905)420- 8900 alter bpm. NEAR OSHAWA Contra, 2 1, 1 -nn spL, in close quiet kci1bM 1s 1 $620 plus hydro, CM (905) 839- 4659. NEW ground level large 1 bdrm baMmrft apt. in 5650/fn«xh 4 iKkam Available August 1. 19AW Cal 905.6869060. NORTH OSHAWA - one bedroom apt. $500, P. bed- room M. awed. now. In - dudes stove, fridge. Lebow and parking Cal 579-a723. AIAx NORTH: 1 bedroom bright, 4 PC. bath, laudry, seperaM ernUalCe, parklfg, $850. AN ncpsiwe, avail. July 1, 619•-4883 2 Bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance. ledge. Mi washer dryer. tide. A/C. Lebow included. Avail Jully /sL Can 426-2795 2 BEDROOM UPPER. $600 Pks 12 reuses avail. July 1, no POK Call (905) 725-3299. 2 -BEDROOM apartment ler rent. (Snmcoe; North of Roseland)- Fridge, stove. parlurg. 2nd floor, avaiable kilt' let. cap 915.655- 3088. 2 BEDII0011 basomerN apartment, wipara/e en- barloa. Iamdryt new carpet a ceramics tile, tarps lir- trngrooh and maddW bed- room. Arad. ,Ally 1. SM month incAsive. IMSMW- 2194 20 CORDOVA- 2 Indent. apt. Park a Bloor. $7101 mo. BalconlL 2nd Boor unit. u til. ind. 1sVissL Parking. For more into cal anytime 436-96l 576.2877. SM MARY ST. E WHIT- BY- 24xAm apt awl. July 1. in mace WON main- tained low rasa building. Utili ies, parking. security camera included. For ow - to wwr al 1)65.2450. bedroom all in -1 Its 15111, beat for Couple, aw amerlb8s, 427-2Y22 AJAX, large 1 -ledro basement sparbnsnit. "Pi - rate emrai , shared lour, dry. available Julr 1, hrsv IML rstereroee. 5650 Usk- bers included. NO PETS (905)427-8479 AJAX: East Hampton complex by 'he Tamp bedroom. 5 appliances. fireplace. underground parlung. modem decor: 1850- Available July I Condo" ManagemOM �+ 428-9766 - v AJAX: Westrey a Lake - draw. 2-bdrin kmury cordo Carpet. Ssppl . AJC. tires 11000. Parking. Tec *01*" - A.M. Jury 25th_ $875. Cal 683-0163 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY r Whrtby Apt JWdrg. spacious. carpeted. newh, Peresd, with balcony. Clow to bus- shopping, all ubmm included, hrsVlaat required. no pais, t bedroom 5675. 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed- room $840. Can 430- 0134 BASEMENT APART- MENT, 3 bedroom bass- ment part ament. lutchen, living room, 4 PCs, bath. separate entrance. $750 Plus utilities. July let. (905) 831-1955.(416)284-9740. CENTRAL Oshawa. ex- cellent lxufdng, lag-bsd- rooms, 1 tlbcb -s k aloon Centra. large units Stan at $595. SOUTHEAST Osha- wa location. 1a2-bodrooms start at $550. 1stAast.728- 7344, 436-6889 pager 432-5107 EXCELLENT OSHAWA Loahon. 1, 2 a 3 tledroorn W. svodolow $450-$635 incksiw. Ask for Darren (905) 428.7677 Pintlndge Pwperties- LARGE 1 -bedroom base- ment sprbtwa, Wast shore Sine, areilabls Judy 1. $850. Call (905)420- 8900 alter bpm. NEAR OSHAWA Contra, 2 1, 1 -nn spL, in close quiet kci1bM 1s 1 $620 plus hydro, CM (905) 839- 4659. NEW ground level large 1 bdrm baMmrft apt. in 5650/fn«xh 4 iKkam Available August 1. 19AW Cal 905.6869060. NORTH OSHAWA - one bedroom apt. $500, P. bed- room M. awed. now. In - dudes stove, fridge. Lebow and parking Cal 579-a723. AIAx NORTH: 1 bedroom bright, 4 PC. bath, laudry, seperaM ernUalCe, parklfg, $850. AN ncpsiwe, avail. July 1, 619•-4883 ■ PAGE 32- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE X 1997 1 For Rent M 1 or Rent / I For Rent I For Rent Hen, RetsipeceFlirsele rooms $400. All facilities included. $1 - IA Absolute Affordabl I concept on 2.25 apes. Pri- vate bird very clean, eat -in kitchen. Opposite bus stop. Avail- 300 sq. ft. across from Osh . e SICK OF RENTING?? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month No down payment? Discharged Bankrupt? Call Me! (9051571-6275 ort -800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep. Suiton Group Excel Realty Inc. 1 1 Apartments For Rent ONE bedroom walkout basement apt. Laundry. 1+epentrance, fireplace. available July 1st Harmo. ivy/Adelaide. 55 70/first/last. Dan 728.8328 or 579- 5221.` OSHAWA - 888 . 900 Glen St 2 d 3 bedroom JIM. $675. - $706. close to shopping- schools. GM/ GO. Utilities included. First/ hast required $25 off dis- counted to seniors. Call 725-4993 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apts July 1 occupancy. $600 range Locations to suit you Stockwell Realty Corp. 723-1265- OSHAWA -2 bedroom apt Olive and Srmooe St. area CIO" to as amervess, heat. Mdro included. S62o/ rnonMty. Available imme- diately. First/last required 434-6311 Mare message. OSHAWA CENTRAL 1 bedroom basement apt.. W+�Roodntm0. Quiet 1N . $450 inelu- SEN pis 723 1887 CLEAN, GUWT Family Building North Oahroa, 18 2 Donn e. kn- cl wive Pay cable. parting a laundry lac. 723-2094_ OSHAWA Simcoe a Door 3 bedroom main floor. Nous.. $795/mc. inciusive. 101 a last. Available rWmre- aalo�,( V owig 576-3327. 5111 Semcoo St S Palng. ewe to all amervo.s Also bedroom apt top Moor. s5suOSHAWA- 2 bedroom Spacious dean in duplex Fenced yard, perking. W Illivalillablis f6rbas lmmait ial l y Cal (905)420-1846 PICKERING. Newlyy r.no- VOeed spacous 2 DeOroorn ttasemal. with separate eltrarlp.n0 pals or smokers. Avail. arwned.caa 683-Sze3. lot PICKERING- bache apartment with ft raplace Naar GO $550 WX*Xs" Mondry. cable. utikti.s. Seatabl. for single person. Available Judy, 1st Non smoker, no pals 1stAast. (905 4537 IPIICK- whites Rd, 1 bad - room basement Separate entrance Full kitchen, Parking. A/C Central vac. security Carpeted. dean. singe. non-smoker Judy 1st 650 i n luelva Call 420- 6494 PORT /TOPE - one bed- room apts available in =+i.11 mantained m s - awl vew call 19D5-885-8294 to 9 i.11is 1 % &aI The Furst choice - WW 2 berm am Bright. spe- cious and affordable! Shoppr'g. 401 and schools a• rrienn your Vow. Lath no. no MW N 1 1 Apartments For Rent WHITBY, one & two bed room apartments, in we maintained buildings 4 Sevens Realty Ltd 905 668-7777. SANDRINGHAM- 3 bed- PICKERING BmckM"t2 area Furnished OSHAWA 4 Months Free 2AM SO. FT. custom open room home, 5 years old. rooms $400. All facilities included. Rant 11f- 050 sq -2nd. 8r. $550, 600 sq. main $500, concept on 2.25 apes. Pri- vate bird very clean, eat -in kitchen. Opposite bus stop. Avail- 300 sq. ft. across from Osh setting, lovers, paradise, 8 walkouts, 5 fireplace, fenced yard, ga- rage. July $1150 416- able immediately Please Centre, 600 2nd 6r 5500 decks, master bedroom has .1 please leave call anytime (905) 619- 1930 1.200 sq. It. 2nd floor 1,600 jacuzzi tub. Oak flooring. m1essage sq ft main Call 434-2447 marble fireplace, built-ins SOUTH AJAX: non- or 655-4132 including oversized double W Bhome, E. 3- smoker, private bath, leen- ONLY ONE LEFT! 565 garage $20,000 less than groom bedroom home. 3 years old, fenced yard., 5 dry, cable, air, S100/week. Dan_ Mon sq. h. Office Unit second real estate appraisal. Priced to sell at 5259.900. garage, appliances, avalable im- -Fri, 7pirl weekends anytime (905) floor, good Simcoe Street North (Oshawa) location; 4 BEDROOM bungalow, mediately, $9801month Call 905-571-6745 686-8784. parking available Avail- like new 2 baths. Hard - Townhouses 1 AcComodat on able immediately Call 905- 576.5123 ask for Bob or Kathy wood flooring, oak cabi- nets. cathedral ceilings, full basement. 2 wooded acr- 1 For Rent es. deeded access to Trent River / Rice Lake. 25 miles BRIGHT room to rent in IM Units) (705)653-1995. 99 $99.900_ 3 BEDROOM freehold II large. clean, quiet, friendly townhouse. crag. r/vac, shared home Cable lawn- AJAX - Westney Heights 4 fenced yard. finished base- dry, dose to Oshawa Ce- ment, garage, 3 baths, quiet tre and public transit No court. Aug 1, $1100 Pick- smokers $350/per mo. (first WHITBY, 3 bedroom main floor of semi, $850 per month, basement apt. 2 bedroom, $575 month, in- cudes utif tles, near school and other facilities. Avail- able JL4y 1. 430-7257. WHITBY, Clean ,t bed. room main floor, North of GO, nice neighbourhood. lots of windows, Available. Immediately. $600/mo. m- dw use. 668-3161 or 723- 9340. WHY rent when you ca own your own home fo Mss than you think?ii ca Dave Heylock Sales Rep. RWMax Summit Rea (11991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 a (905) 666.321 1, 1 Houses For Rent $1-1 A Absolute Aftorlabie WHY PIMP r OWN YOUR HOME FOR $685/avm! No Downpayment"" Discharged Barn rupt" Car Mei, (905) 571-6275 1-s00-eso-6275 IMaek Stapaay Sales Rep Sunor Group Esc Rem" 3 BEDROOM or 2 bed- room and dining room. Largo bion0 roan and hail Open elxtsKpn Newly deco - need 5 new appkanu.. Upper duplex. large dew. and faced yard 5625 utile- Available July 1. Call 905-571-2757 AJAX - Man floor. 3 bed- rooms. appkenees. air. new CWPIK deck, Per". a -f- able Jury / st month Cas 1-•00-475.9949. 705- 7265391 AJAX DETACHED 2 bee rm bungalow nip home, 'dose to shopping and GO 5790./mo util- *ft 1VAaat 905-653.3067 AJAX: 3 bedroom ournga- k>tv gas row. swdabM m- OAK y uhk- AJAX Ilarlrood / Baldry. 3 - bedroom main floor. sepa- rate entrance. $900/month. hrst/last. 60% of ublmts Close to GO. Available July, first (905)420-1281 or (905427-5739 AJAX Available Imme- diately or July 1, 2 -bedroom basement apartment. $70O inclusive. shows well Call Denrks Morgan Sutton Group Hentage Realty 905-831-95M CENTRAL AJAX: main floor, 3-bdrm, carpeted, fridge, stow. washer, dryer. 12 unties. / soest, refs. $950. monthly. Aug. 1st. Ape 683-2619 anyone. /2 ening. 16-720 4819 and last) 576-3816 2 bedroom townhouse in CLEAN. I or 2 bedrooms. well maintained family share facilities. non smoker complex Freshly decorat- no pets, woman welcome, ad, includes 4 appliances, negotiable. Pickering 839- a1 utilities. Parking. pose to 0609 schools, all amenities July occupan Also 3 bed CORNER of GLENANNA INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwillegar +974 sq h office warehousing. Park and Door 1748 and 1775 sq. h. $3.25 sq. ft. net Call 579-5077 after 5 571-3281 rj 1 Cottages for Rent cy moms ler Sept occupancy. HWY 2. bedroom with ca - 122 Colborne St. E. Osha- ble. townhouse. shared Al PICKEREL and Bass wa. Appi 434-3972 lealrtie5. 5 appliances, $75/ fishing Less than 1 hr. week (905)831-0593. away. On south shore of AJAX - luxury townhouse. =Lake 2 bedroom cot - 3 bedrooms, 1 12 baths, no NEWCASTLE, to share !ayes. Boats and motors smoking. no pats. Available home large room, own aveileble (905)342-5203 July 1 $1100. Call after 7 Oath. laundry Internet ac - p.m. (416) 297-8709 cess. garage, seeking non- FENELON FALLS - 3 bad- smoki room f Il r OSHAWAJWHITBY border G newly decorated 3 bed- room townhouse 1 12 Realty beft. garage. Fridge. slow. available immediately, $900 per mo, plus utilities Call 416-281.0244, after 4 905-6&3-6270 STILL RENTING, No mon- ey down, rent to own 2 and 3 bedroom home. From $750 per month all ndu- sive Memmum yeany m - come 525.000 Aurelia R&- sanu. (905) 728-9414 eat. 201 ng Drofessional, s. u y equipped sea- available July 1st. 905• S"y. June Inrokiyh Oc- 987-2145 tobe.905-509-5353. NORTH WEST OSHAWA- GREAT hshmo and Family Legal secretary has house nappy ons �T to share with large bed- hour From room with non-smoking 2 a 3 bedroom cottages. work ng professional. Use sandy Death. P*gr-W. w ar, .. •....�., �.,. war w $3&Ymo. July Ist, Cas 905- motor Low = i1s R.R 576-7002. 03. Ont. K(X 'Y0 PICKERING, clean. quest. (7051696 1. working person to snit., country paradise by is". Hakburton. Mndan area, 3 - Car car a must. $450 inclusive bedroom, TV, VCR, BW - MM message. 6W-1913 MNVI$700tweek(905)571- watarl as it for . BOWALLE:3 bad- ROSSLAND / GARDEN 0767 room townhouses for rat Area. furnished or untur- AvarlabM July and Auquut_ coshed room. $350rrionti . LAKESIDE Housekeeping 0030 to Schools a stop- al inclusive. Large quiet cottages 2C moa, from AI- Drq 5797/monlh ubM*& house. Available weed.- gonq+xri,sardy Oeach lish- 00e.623-8426 6antly 905.665--0070 .. 'Mgffir pits. cane.:. Owe' aen pDhef a Rea - WHITBY 3 bedroom town- WANTED - 2 respectfulsonayM rants. (6113) 330-- nouse mthout basement. people to share 3.1 bad- 2265. end unit. 303 Garden St. room townhouse won my- $720.hno plus utilrtis self. S Oshawa S250/moi LAND 'O' LAKES bedrooms. 2 112 bath- rooms, 2100 sq. It. home. Greenhouse kitchen, inter- locking walkway $198.000. 905-686-0788 AJAX BEAUTY Immaculate detached all brick, 3 bedroom. 1 112 Maths. central air, Many Extras. MUST SEE! $169.500 Call 905 -696 -sen IOWMANVII I F 9 �.. old. 2 bedroom, upgrades. fully fenced yard. gas fire- place. excellent starter or retirement 5128.500/OBO. 905.6235478 BOWMANVILLE, 3.1 bed- room badkspkt. 1 4 pc-. 1-2 PC. fireplace in Mmily man. ferdad yard, close fo sdnools. shopping a 101. (90:1623 -iso, , :142.900. COURTICE. 1900 sq h , finished on all 4 Is, . 3 bedroom. 2 Daeu, airtight Dndk fireplace. eY�rn k4dn- Business• Business • 8111 Ill Opportunities 1 Opport(afitles 1 OPP"hillid" 7t REWARD YOURSELF i CALL TODAY for a FREE information ►: package about joining "Team BaLance" For close to a decade the BaLance Fashion's Program has proven to be successful for hundreds of BaLance Associates and we are now extending this opportunity near you in the Ajax/ Pickering area. Enhance your lifestyle and add to your income while having fun selling Canada's leading fine of quality "West Coast Casuals", made by Canadians for Canadians. �- �. r * ..• jam; / . Ba Lance Fashions Inc 1�! Your A Prod Canadian Company OPPaYL/�1 L/nk 1-800-565-5600 1 1 !Private Homes For Sale PRIME LOCATION in NW Oshawa. close to schools and shopping (lean and bright two-storey super semi barking onto accessi- ble stool hes. 4 bedroom with a 4 pc. and 2 pc bath- room Hardwood !leas throughout with several newly decorated rooms. Home includes central air Wild partial Imished base - w . Fully fenced privet* yard with above grotmet pool arta mato. tiee3. List - ad at $124.900 905 -579 - en w,Skylrght, $17.000 0736. worts of upgrades.PRIME N W Oshawa Lo- • 1 Auctions • 1 AUCtiOn3 $154.900. Firm. Call capon custom kitchen. ct (905),36 0515 for appl. aw 4 bedrooms family Money 1 Camperffp To Lend Trailer Sites RED SETTER RESORT - family campground and cottage resort on the Trent. Large spaaous sites. Full took -up from $M. 2 and 3 bedm roocottagas from $350Aveek Rec. hell. store, pool. lakefront swimming, boating, good fishing. 905- 436-0907 . 705-773-3096 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT. IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATETHOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. OSHAWA IMMACULATE 3 bedroom bnpr bungalow. newer bathroom. broad- loom. furnace. central We. 1 12 beofe. Inishad base - merit. egroupool. 4 ap- 7 S $157,900. (1105) room. rec room. OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1.5pm. spid-level, $164.900. -,a- 2510111. Wwithous" for Sale , one Avail rnm.d. Cate 90S inelwrm AvaeMble July 2- bedroom 5349 weekly. two FIRST TIME LISTED - Port 576-1250 bear. message 416-0931571. 1, of -n 5449 weekly 'rot- Perry Close to all amen- 3-6EDNOOM end -unit. o• 416979-3520 WHITBY snared luxury tages Fully equipped gas ties, open concept. two- Wast-oa to fenced yard. 4- nouse. pipe room air M. microwave, sexeerwd Morey, newly renovated appl, xrit s"llat posses - Rooms conation.d, pia+, clog. to aChpp1 1 Mu'drY Inc*- room. twat vdeo. CM atter �. walkout �. Roadeidlllsi" for Rent Ms, hry�e• cable. park- 3 p.m. (905) 377.0311 cowrie. Oshawa Nicer wn0. l;q. no few. Ss50 w Dw with deFarin.d garage d.coraMd Askso 589.900 C)Sh 1wa. Ipwy, large, �^"" dean. 2 a 3-0adroan. aa, plow . - 3 Delmont bad - dishwasher. $895 a $925 mom'semi $ Alio v ws oo dro- MUM be seal room semi $700. ArailabM (906 July 1. 623-2453. TWO Wmalo0M base- MM O MMOWHffho- . bad- IIrwM apartment. saparata mom aaarartiw home. 3 12 entrance. dose to aft I_arp��,,;��,kitdNm' wnwwbsrs including Go. %WAY 1O°rm - ---v room. $700 per mo. includes Will- Man floor Officebacks on Available Aug lips. Jur 151hmay . (905) 837- . cot (9014 0e04 1M#T9T - 839 Dundas St OsfUNk Cbm 10 401. 3 E. one badman apt. in 4 bedroom semi, singe pa � front and new garden Isnosd .d dark. 1 12 loafed. view. New decor, clean.' "'w'� quisit. not PwILtataMry available immediately, no pMII ar irlelusiw $675. UM $900 monthly plus 90!ii�-2038 uliYas. can Joe, 839-3290. 1aaTaY main PWAERaG. Bayty/Wlhitas sop 3 bedroom. le Rd' 4 -bedroom, 2-12 kitchen wifh appliances.o� a ig. i basement. $750 plusrydrp. diately. $lD5anlon8l plus First a last-, aad..Ary 1- utilities. Cao (4/6)282 - Car 666-5788 2e90. Rani WHIMY GO TRAIN. 3 RITSOI EULAEE - 3 bed. bedroom, nthrdsS Ilp- room delached brick, extra aha• laundry, central Worn i1 attic, beautiful ail. parking. $325. plus frit- Rome. must be seam. $895 lilies, no pMs non smoker on wMibee. Available W, pfd• 905-43D-2663. �nFediaW�. (4161 754-891. ckmft 600-1132 AJAX, convenient location. adult horse. bright base- .mat. U.droon✓sdWW3pc- F01 fteftl bath, small krtd iene t.• no Periling. .mploy.d/slutlerq. No smefung/pets $,Do PICKERING. 3 -bedroom weekly weckiev.. 905_426_ cdnda. carpeted. nd0a 2262.905.420-1040- parking. security. 2 balco- rv.s. 4011Liverpool. July tet S"5/month inCtAMi t 1 TOWnh0t1W Close to sdnodls kilo. Car For R•nt (416) 497-4306. message. F."ERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath townhouses With 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to schools, transit, parks & shopping. Sammat Pe opesii ty ) SMS Ltd. ("6) 321-"66 OON OND WOODS COOPERATIVE Accepting applications for 3 bedroom townhouses - $791 to $831 plus utilities. Large playground, dose to all amenities, North Oshawa location. OrWnU ion / Infonnadon meeting to be held on: Monday, June 9th at 7:00 p"na. for more information call(905)436-6075 NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE 1011 i>rCOE Semi NORM 3eedn m Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Moors Mlroughout. Parking included. PlSygmund Area. Close to sCfW01s and Sht"ilg. From $846.00. Call 805-721-0850 OUIET FRASER LAKE. 20 mina E. of Bancroft. (J) 2 bedroom units with eacN- lent Pickwel/Bass fisrwrq. July long weekend avoid do%$ ind-July /Aug. 5350/ weak 905-619.1030 non, we CtEARWATER,mobdn. fully furrushed, air conndi- honed (permaim t homes) clubhouse. pools. hot tub. now beach.s and Major attractions. children wel- come. $275 weekly prnotoa shown in your tome. (905)683-5503 1 1 Rillsee NOM59 Far Sale -SPARKLl11G - SHINING AND YOURS' Completely renovated his NEW, 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses. $500 deposit. $32,000 yearly to qualiy. Good credit. RARE OPPORTUN- ITY. Call 'Gentleman George Wa9cer' Coldwe0 Banks RMA, 905-728- 9414. 2,$$0 so. PT. country harm., now uniquely do- Signed. e-Signed• quiet. priwle, Bow - ma ville common y, 2 mins to 401. SbAxWd on 1 1N acre. Iwkras lowly view of waler, with deeded access to lake, kir wanton L main- leWa M km exterior. hard- wood loorklp, limbar 'fram- ing. r dladral pings, gas fireplace, extensive wind- ows. Asking 5267,000. For viewing please call 623- 6714. on Fargo 150 x 50 kN. (905) 432-7171, agents. 5139. 1-905 98Sa279. ABSOLUTELY A GREAT IMMACULATE 3 bedroom deal' NO �No mp�oynrmeyntdown bungalow, on one acre b1 then"riot Refurbished 2 n glwef Fort Perry Zvi" and 3 bedroom tow nh2 cion, beautiful stone twill -ss wrath appiwtc.s F rat plan and hardwood ram ill" buyers also welcome - rnrough". Walling 03- tied cuuasnppttyy avai'aDM tarso. 10 sclnoOfs. arena and �W.13O., � *l sports held. Pop Bei 7269414. $51166.000. Call (905) 985- Vacation M -E. WHITBY. 2264 sq ft.,70 Mp"werti" 4 -bedroom. finished base- ment. treated myrourd Pool' oerarrpos a hard- CLEARWATER - 2 -bed - wood. man boorroom mobile (bmily park). room a laundry dirad y heeled pools. ha tub, $226 to 2 car $227.300. 379-sa84 for p'n" . m"Ass to beeches. sleeps pnvatev. ng Open 6. More intormabon avail - House Sundays. 12-4pm. able 5275 w..kly. 905- 17 Fenprow Dr, Wtutby. 434-7184. No Agoras OPEN MOUSE sUN- 1 - 4, 1 Cottages 75 UnCOin SL. Beaueh,l 3 For Sale bedroom bungltlow m de- sirable Pldkenrg village, autam krtrhen hr'ahed WINTERIZED 4 bed room basement with gas fire- beauty. Sandy beach. mo- a p,� many upgrades, for boat and barge. a6 cont- • • 1 ABsaauaa•5 1 427756» (905) torts of home will rustic • • setWg 1raPlaa hey load- PICKERaaG - West Shore. ad. Bon Edo Preovinclal Beautiful 3 bedroom bun- Park (Nath of Tweed) galow on quiet siret. $90.00. (905) 655-5452. Close to School Go,401, sfnoppirp. Garage, few 1 dock. da, finished bales, T SMSCover merit with `splap, wet bar and 3 PC. ba8n. Marty up- grades. $187.500. No COSOURG. $3995 full Agents. 416439-9441. price Secluded trailer W. in a forest, Sandy beach. fish - Ing, (416)431-1555 or (416)5014M. • I Twwlers • 1 Tenders INVITATION TO BID Bids for services Wiled below address to; The Distribution MMaagaf News Adverdie r 130 CO rAwreiel ave. Ajar, art. L1S 2H5. WIN be received until 5 pm. Friday June 15, 1997. Contract 00011111TWIcing July 11997 Work consists of counting and bundling of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products. 1 C�arnMWCial Are. available at Ask for bid #7 Lowest or arty bids not necessaffy accepted 7-9 p.m. Hospital Tours will take place on the half hour, starting at 7:00 pxL Displays will be set up in the Hospital lobbies Free Parking from 7 - 9:30 p•m•! Come Out and See How Your Hospital is M*VbV FOf'INit d Wilk Cir! p.m. (416) 297-8709 cess. garage, seeking non- FENELON FALLS - 3 bad- smoki room f Il r OSHAWAJWHITBY border G newly decorated 3 bed- room townhouse 1 12 Realty beft. garage. Fridge. slow. available immediately, $900 per mo, plus utilities Call 416-281.0244, after 4 905-6&3-6270 STILL RENTING, No mon- ey down, rent to own 2 and 3 bedroom home. From $750 per month all ndu- sive Memmum yeany m - come 525.000 Aurelia R&- sanu. (905) 728-9414 eat. 201 ng Drofessional, s. u y equipped sea- available July 1st. 905• S"y. June Inrokiyh Oc- 987-2145 tobe.905-509-5353. NORTH WEST OSHAWA- GREAT hshmo and Family Legal secretary has house nappy ons �T to share with large bed- hour From room with non-smoking 2 a 3 bedroom cottages. work ng professional. Use sandy Death. P*gr-W. w ar, .. •....�., �.,. war w $3&Ymo. July Ist, Cas 905- motor Low = i1s R.R 576-7002. 03. Ont. K(X 'Y0 PICKERING, clean. quest. (7051696 1. working person to snit., country paradise by is". Hakburton. Mndan area, 3 - Car car a must. $450 inclusive bedroom, TV, VCR, BW - MM message. 6W-1913 MNVI$700tweek(905)571- watarl as it for . BOWALLE:3 bad- ROSSLAND / GARDEN 0767 room townhouses for rat Area. furnished or untur- AvarlabM July and Auquut_ coshed room. $350rrionti . LAKESIDE Housekeeping 0030 to Schools a stop- al inclusive. Large quiet cottages 2C moa, from AI- Drq 5797/monlh ubM*& house. Available weed.- gonq+xri,sardy Oeach lish- 00e.623-8426 6antly 905.665--0070 .. 'Mgffir pits. cane.:. Owe' aen pDhef a Rea - WHITBY 3 bedroom town- WANTED - 2 respectfulsonayM rants. (6113) 330-- nouse mthout basement. people to share 3.1 bad- 2265. end unit. 303 Garden St. room townhouse won my- $720.hno plus utilrtis self. S Oshawa S250/moi LAND 'O' LAKES bedrooms. 2 112 bath- rooms, 2100 sq. It. home. Greenhouse kitchen, inter- locking walkway $198.000. 905-686-0788 AJAX BEAUTY Immaculate detached all brick, 3 bedroom. 1 112 Maths. central air, Many Extras. MUST SEE! $169.500 Call 905 -696 -sen IOWMANVII I F 9 �.. old. 2 bedroom, upgrades. fully fenced yard. gas fire- place. excellent starter or retirement 5128.500/OBO. 905.6235478 BOWMANVILLE, 3.1 bed- room badkspkt. 1 4 pc-. 1-2 PC. fireplace in Mmily man. ferdad yard, close fo sdnools. shopping a 101. (90:1623 -iso, , :142.900. COURTICE. 1900 sq h , finished on all 4 Is, . 3 bedroom. 2 Daeu, airtight Dndk fireplace. eY�rn k4dn- Business• Business • 8111 Ill Opportunities 1 Opport(afitles 1 OPP"hillid" 7t REWARD YOURSELF i CALL TODAY for a FREE information ►: package about joining "Team BaLance" For close to a decade the BaLance Fashion's Program has proven to be successful for hundreds of BaLance Associates and we are now extending this opportunity near you in the Ajax/ Pickering area. Enhance your lifestyle and add to your income while having fun selling Canada's leading fine of quality "West Coast Casuals", made by Canadians for Canadians. �- �. r * ..• jam; / . Ba Lance Fashions Inc 1�! Your A Prod Canadian Company OPPaYL/�1 L/nk 1-800-565-5600 1 1 !Private Homes For Sale PRIME LOCATION in NW Oshawa. close to schools and shopping (lean and bright two-storey super semi barking onto accessi- ble stool hes. 4 bedroom with a 4 pc. and 2 pc bath- room Hardwood !leas throughout with several newly decorated rooms. Home includes central air Wild partial Imished base - w . Fully fenced privet* yard with above grotmet pool arta mato. tiee3. List - ad at $124.900 905 -579 - en w,Skylrght, $17.000 0736. worts of upgrades.PRIME N W Oshawa Lo- • 1 Auctions • 1 AUCtiOn3 $154.900. Firm. Call capon custom kitchen. ct (905),36 0515 for appl. aw 4 bedrooms family Money 1 Camperffp To Lend Trailer Sites RED SETTER RESORT - family campground and cottage resort on the Trent. Large spaaous sites. Full took -up from $M. 2 and 3 bedm roocottagas from $350Aveek Rec. hell. store, pool. lakefront swimming, boating, good fishing. 905- 436-0907 . 705-773-3096 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT. IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATETHOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. OSHAWA IMMACULATE 3 bedroom bnpr bungalow. newer bathroom. broad- loom. furnace. central We. 1 12 beofe. Inishad base - merit. egroupool. 4 ap- 7 S $157,900. (1105) room. rec room. OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1.5pm. spid-level, $164.900. -,a- 2510111. Wwithous" for Sale , one Avail rnm.d. Cate 90S inelwrm AvaeMble July 2- bedroom 5349 weekly. two FIRST TIME LISTED - Port 576-1250 bear. message 416-0931571. 1, of -n 5449 weekly 'rot- Perry Close to all amen- 3-6EDNOOM end -unit. o• 416979-3520 WHITBY snared luxury tages Fully equipped gas ties, open concept. two- Wast-oa to fenced yard. 4- nouse. pipe room air M. microwave, sexeerwd Morey, newly renovated appl, xrit s"llat posses - Rooms conation.d, pia+, clog. to aChpp1 1 Mu'drY Inc*- room. twat vdeo. CM atter �. walkout �. Roadeidlllsi" for Rent Ms, hry�e• cable. park- 3 p.m. (905) 377.0311 cowrie. Oshawa Nicer wn0. l;q. no few. Ss50 w Dw with deFarin.d garage d.coraMd Askso 589.900 C)Sh 1wa. Ipwy, large, �^"" dean. 2 a 3-0adroan. aa, plow . - 3 Delmont bad - dishwasher. $895 a $925 mom'semi $ Alio v ws oo dro- MUM be seal room semi $700. ArailabM (906 July 1. 623-2453. TWO Wmalo0M base- MM O MMOWHffho- . bad- IIrwM apartment. saparata mom aaarartiw home. 3 12 entrance. dose to aft I_arp��,,;��,kitdNm' wnwwbsrs including Go. %WAY 1O°rm - ---v room. $700 per mo. includes Will- Man floor Officebacks on Available Aug lips. Jur 151hmay . (905) 837- . cot (9014 0e04 1M#T9T - 839 Dundas St OsfUNk Cbm 10 401. 3 E. one badman apt. in 4 bedroom semi, singe pa � front and new garden Isnosd .d dark. 1 12 loafed. view. New decor, clean.' "'w'� quisit. not PwILtataMry available immediately, no pMII ar irlelusiw $675. UM $900 monthly plus 90!ii�-2038 uliYas. can Joe, 839-3290. 1aaTaY main PWAERaG. Bayty/Wlhitas sop 3 bedroom. le Rd' 4 -bedroom, 2-12 kitchen wifh appliances.o� a ig. i basement. $750 plusrydrp. diately. $lD5anlon8l plus First a last-, aad..Ary 1- utilities. Cao (4/6)282 - Car 666-5788 2e90. Rani WHIMY GO TRAIN. 3 RITSOI EULAEE - 3 bed. bedroom, nthrdsS Ilp- room delached brick, extra aha• laundry, central Worn i1 attic, beautiful ail. parking. $325. plus frit- Rome. must be seam. $895 lilies, no pMs non smoker on wMibee. Available W, pfd• 905-43D-2663. �nFediaW�. (4161 754-891. ckmft 600-1132 AJAX, convenient location. adult horse. bright base- .mat. U.droon✓sdWW3pc- F01 fteftl bath, small krtd iene t.• no Periling. .mploy.d/slutlerq. No smefung/pets $,Do PICKERING. 3 -bedroom weekly weckiev.. 905_426_ cdnda. carpeted. nd0a 2262.905.420-1040- parking. security. 2 balco- rv.s. 4011Liverpool. July tet S"5/month inCtAMi t 1 TOWnh0t1W Close to sdnodls kilo. Car For R•nt (416) 497-4306. message. F."ERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath townhouses With 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to schools, transit, parks & shopping. Sammat Pe opesii ty ) SMS Ltd. ("6) 321-"66 OON OND WOODS COOPERATIVE Accepting applications for 3 bedroom townhouses - $791 to $831 plus utilities. Large playground, dose to all amenities, North Oshawa location. OrWnU ion / Infonnadon meeting to be held on: Monday, June 9th at 7:00 p"na. for more information call(905)436-6075 NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE 1011 i>rCOE Semi NORM 3eedn m Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Moors Mlroughout. Parking included. PlSygmund Area. Close to sCfW01s and Sht"ilg. From $846.00. Call 805-721-0850 OUIET FRASER LAKE. 20 mina E. of Bancroft. (J) 2 bedroom units with eacN- lent Pickwel/Bass fisrwrq. July long weekend avoid do%$ ind-July /Aug. 5350/ weak 905-619.1030 non, we CtEARWATER,mobdn. fully furrushed, air conndi- honed (permaim t homes) clubhouse. pools. hot tub. now beach.s and Major attractions. children wel- come. $275 weekly prnotoa shown in your tome. (905)683-5503 1 1 Rillsee NOM59 Far Sale -SPARKLl11G - SHINING AND YOURS' Completely renovated his NEW, 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses. $500 deposit. $32,000 yearly to qualiy. Good credit. RARE OPPORTUN- ITY. Call 'Gentleman George Wa9cer' Coldwe0 Banks RMA, 905-728- 9414. 2,$$0 so. PT. country harm., now uniquely do- Signed. e-Signed• quiet. priwle, Bow - ma ville common y, 2 mins to 401. SbAxWd on 1 1N acre. Iwkras lowly view of waler, with deeded access to lake, kir wanton L main- leWa M km exterior. hard- wood loorklp, limbar 'fram- ing. r dladral pings, gas fireplace, extensive wind- ows. Asking 5267,000. For viewing please call 623- 6714. on Fargo 150 x 50 kN. (905) 432-7171, agents. 5139. 1-905 98Sa279. ABSOLUTELY A GREAT IMMACULATE 3 bedroom deal' NO �No mp�oynrmeyntdown bungalow, on one acre b1 then"riot Refurbished 2 n glwef Fort Perry Zvi" and 3 bedroom tow nh2 cion, beautiful stone twill -ss wrath appiwtc.s F rat plan and hardwood ram ill" buyers also welcome - rnrough". Walling 03- tied cuuasnppttyy avai'aDM tarso. 10 sclnoOfs. arena and �W.13O., � *l sports held. Pop Bei 7269414. $51166.000. Call (905) 985- Vacation M -E. WHITBY. 2264 sq ft.,70 Mp"werti" 4 -bedroom. finished base- ment. treated myrourd Pool' oerarrpos a hard- CLEARWATER - 2 -bed - wood. man boorroom mobile (bmily park). room a laundry dirad y heeled pools. ha tub, $226 to 2 car $227.300. 379-sa84 for p'n" . m"Ass to beeches. sleeps pnvatev. ng Open 6. More intormabon avail - House Sundays. 12-4pm. able 5275 w..kly. 905- 17 Fenprow Dr, Wtutby. 434-7184. No Agoras OPEN MOUSE sUN- 1 - 4, 1 Cottages 75 UnCOin SL. Beaueh,l 3 For Sale bedroom bungltlow m de- sirable Pldkenrg village, autam krtrhen hr'ahed WINTERIZED 4 bed room basement with gas fire- beauty. Sandy beach. mo- a p,� many upgrades, for boat and barge. a6 cont- • • 1 ABsaauaa•5 1 427756» (905) torts of home will rustic • • setWg 1raPlaa hey load- PICKERaaG - West Shore. ad. Bon Edo Preovinclal Beautiful 3 bedroom bun- Park (Nath of Tweed) galow on quiet siret. $90.00. (905) 655-5452. Close to School Go,401, sfnoppirp. Garage, few 1 dock. da, finished bales, T SMSCover merit with `splap, wet bar and 3 PC. ba8n. Marty up- grades. $187.500. No COSOURG. $3995 full Agents. 416439-9441. price Secluded trailer W. in a forest, Sandy beach. fish - Ing, (416)431-1555 or (416)5014M. • I Twwlers • 1 Tenders INVITATION TO BID Bids for services Wiled below address to; The Distribution MMaagaf News Adverdie r 130 CO rAwreiel ave. Ajar, art. L1S 2H5. WIN be received until 5 pm. Friday June 15, 1997. Contract 00011111TWIcing July 11997 Work consists of counting and bundling of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products. 1 C�arnMWCial Are. available at Ask for bid #7 Lowest or arty bids not necessaffy accepted 7-9 p.m. Hospital Tours will take place on the half hour, starting at 7:00 pxL Displays will be set up in the Hospital lobbies Free Parking from 7 - 9:30 p•m•! Come Out and See How Your Hospital is M*VbV FOf'INit d Wilk Cir! C)Sh 1wa. Ipwy, large, �^"" dean. 2 a 3-0adroan. aa, plow . - 3 Delmont bad - dishwasher. $895 a $925 mom'semi $ Alio v ws oo dro- MUM be seal room semi $700. ArailabM (906 July 1. 623-2453. TWO Wmalo0M base- MM O MMOWHffho- . bad- IIrwM apartment. saparata mom aaarartiw home. 3 12 entrance. dose to aft I_arp��,,;��,kitdNm' wnwwbsrs including Go. %WAY 1O°rm - ---v room. $700 per mo. includes Will- Man floor Officebacks on Available Aug lips. Jur 151hmay . (905) 837- . cot (9014 0e04 1M#T9T - 839 Dundas St OsfUNk Cbm 10 401. 3 E. one badman apt. in 4 bedroom semi, singe pa � front and new garden Isnosd .d dark. 1 12 loafed. view. New decor, clean.' "'w'� quisit. not PwILtataMry available immediately, no pMII ar irlelusiw $675. UM $900 monthly plus 90!ii�-2038 uliYas. can Joe, 839-3290. 1aaTaY main PWAERaG. Bayty/Wlhitas sop 3 bedroom. le Rd' 4 -bedroom, 2-12 kitchen wifh appliances.o� a ig. i basement. $750 plusrydrp. diately. $lD5anlon8l plus First a last-, aad..Ary 1- utilities. Cao (4/6)282 - Car 666-5788 2e90. Rani WHIMY GO TRAIN. 3 RITSOI EULAEE - 3 bed. bedroom, nthrdsS Ilp- room delached brick, extra aha• laundry, central Worn i1 attic, beautiful ail. parking. $325. plus frit- Rome. must be seam. $895 lilies, no pMs non smoker on wMibee. Available W, pfd• 905-43D-2663. �nFediaW�. (4161 754-891. ckmft 600-1132 AJAX, convenient location. adult horse. bright base- .mat. U.droon✓sdWW3pc- F01 fteftl bath, small krtd iene t.• no Periling. .mploy.d/slutlerq. No smefung/pets $,Do PICKERING. 3 -bedroom weekly weckiev.. 905_426_ cdnda. carpeted. nd0a 2262.905.420-1040- parking. security. 2 balco- rv.s. 4011Liverpool. July tet S"5/month inCtAMi t 1 TOWnh0t1W Close to sdnodls kilo. Car For R•nt (416) 497-4306. message. F."ERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath townhouses With 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to schools, transit, parks & shopping. Sammat Pe opesii ty ) SMS Ltd. ("6) 321-"66 OON OND WOODS COOPERATIVE Accepting applications for 3 bedroom townhouses - $791 to $831 plus utilities. Large playground, dose to all amenities, North Oshawa location. OrWnU ion / Infonnadon meeting to be held on: Monday, June 9th at 7:00 p"na. for more information call(905)436-6075 NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE 1011 i>rCOE Semi NORM 3eedn m Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Moors Mlroughout. Parking included. PlSygmund Area. Close to sCfW01s and Sht"ilg. From $846.00. Call 805-721-0850 OUIET FRASER LAKE. 20 mina E. of Bancroft. (J) 2 bedroom units with eacN- lent Pickwel/Bass fisrwrq. July long weekend avoid do%$ ind-July /Aug. 5350/ weak 905-619.1030 non, we CtEARWATER,mobdn. fully furrushed, air conndi- honed (permaim t homes) clubhouse. pools. hot tub. now beach.s and Major attractions. children wel- come. $275 weekly prnotoa shown in your tome. (905)683-5503 1 1 Rillsee NOM59 Far Sale -SPARKLl11G - SHINING AND YOURS' Completely renovated his NEW, 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses. $500 deposit. $32,000 yearly to qualiy. Good credit. RARE OPPORTUN- ITY. Call 'Gentleman George Wa9cer' Coldwe0 Banks RMA, 905-728- 9414. 2,$$0 so. PT. country harm., now uniquely do- Signed. e-Signed• quiet. priwle, Bow - ma ville common y, 2 mins to 401. SbAxWd on 1 1N acre. Iwkras lowly view of waler, with deeded access to lake, kir wanton L main- leWa M km exterior. hard- wood loorklp, limbar 'fram- ing. r dladral pings, gas fireplace, extensive wind- ows. Asking 5267,000. For viewing please call 623- 6714. on Fargo 150 x 50 kN. (905) 432-7171, agents. 5139. 1-905 98Sa279. ABSOLUTELY A GREAT IMMACULATE 3 bedroom deal' NO �No mp�oynrmeyntdown bungalow, on one acre b1 then"riot Refurbished 2 n glwef Fort Perry Zvi" and 3 bedroom tow nh2 cion, beautiful stone twill -ss wrath appiwtc.s F rat plan and hardwood ram ill" buyers also welcome - rnrough". Walling 03- tied cuuasnppttyy avai'aDM tarso. 10 sclnoOfs. arena and �W.13O., � *l sports held. Pop Bei 7269414. $51166.000. Call (905) 985- Vacation M -E. WHITBY. 2264 sq ft.,70 Mp"werti" 4 -bedroom. finished base- ment. treated myrourd Pool' oerarrpos a hard- CLEARWATER - 2 -bed - wood. man boorroom mobile (bmily park). room a laundry dirad y heeled pools. ha tub, $226 to 2 car $227.300. 379-sa84 for p'n" . m"Ass to beeches. sleeps pnvatev. ng Open 6. More intormabon avail - House Sundays. 12-4pm. able 5275 w..kly. 905- 17 Fenprow Dr, Wtutby. 434-7184. No Agoras OPEN MOUSE sUN- 1 - 4, 1 Cottages 75 UnCOin SL. Beaueh,l 3 For Sale bedroom bungltlow m de- sirable Pldkenrg village, autam krtrhen hr'ahed WINTERIZED 4 bed room basement with gas fire- beauty. Sandy beach. mo- a p,� many upgrades, for boat and barge. a6 cont- • • 1 ABsaauaa•5 1 427756» (905) torts of home will rustic • • setWg 1raPlaa hey load- PICKERaaG - West Shore. ad. Bon Edo Preovinclal Beautiful 3 bedroom bun- Park (Nath of Tweed) galow on quiet siret. $90.00. (905) 655-5452. Close to School Go,401, sfnoppirp. Garage, few 1 dock. da, finished bales, T SMSCover merit with `splap, wet bar and 3 PC. ba8n. Marty up- grades. $187.500. No COSOURG. $3995 full Agents. 416439-9441. price Secluded trailer W. in a forest, Sandy beach. fish - Ing, (416)431-1555 or (416)5014M. • I Twwlers • 1 Tenders INVITATION TO BID Bids for services Wiled below address to; The Distribution MMaagaf News Adverdie r 130 CO rAwreiel ave. Ajar, art. L1S 2H5. WIN be received until 5 pm. Friday June 15, 1997. Contract 00011111TWIcing July 11997 Work consists of counting and bundling of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products. 1 C�arnMWCial Are. available at Ask for bid #7 Lowest or arty bids not necessaffy accepted 7-9 p.m. Hospital Tours will take place on the half hour, starting at 7:00 pxL Displays will be set up in the Hospital lobbies Free Parking from 7 - 9:30 p•m•! Come Out and See How Your Hospital is M*VbV FOf'INit d Wilk Cir! ckmft 600-1132 AJAX, convenient location. adult horse. bright base- .mat. U.droon✓sdWW3pc- F01 fteftl bath, small krtd iene t.• no Periling. .mploy.d/slutlerq. No smefung/pets $,Do PICKERING. 3 -bedroom weekly weckiev.. 905_426_ cdnda. carpeted. nd0a 2262.905.420-1040- parking. security. 2 balco- rv.s. 4011Liverpool. July tet S"5/month inCtAMi t 1 TOWnh0t1W Close to sdnodls kilo. Car For R•nt (416) 497-4306. message. F."ERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath townhouses With 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to schools, transit, parks & shopping. Sammat Pe opesii ty ) SMS Ltd. ("6) 321-"66 OON OND WOODS COOPERATIVE Accepting applications for 3 bedroom townhouses - $791 to $831 plus utilities. Large playground, dose to all amenities, North Oshawa location. OrWnU ion / Infonnadon meeting to be held on: Monday, June 9th at 7:00 p"na. for more information call(905)436-6075 NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE 1011 i>rCOE Semi NORM 3eedn m Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Moors Mlroughout. Parking included. PlSygmund Area. Close to sCfW01s and Sht"ilg. From $846.00. Call 805-721-0850 OUIET FRASER LAKE. 20 mina E. of Bancroft. (J) 2 bedroom units with eacN- lent Pickwel/Bass fisrwrq. July long weekend avoid do%$ ind-July /Aug. 5350/ weak 905-619.1030 non, we CtEARWATER,mobdn. fully furrushed, air conndi- honed (permaim t homes) clubhouse. pools. hot tub. now beach.s and Major attractions. children wel- come. $275 weekly prnotoa shown in your tome. (905)683-5503 1 1 Rillsee NOM59 Far Sale -SPARKLl11G - SHINING AND YOURS' Completely renovated his NEW, 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses. $500 deposit. $32,000 yearly to qualiy. Good credit. RARE OPPORTUN- ITY. Call 'Gentleman George Wa9cer' Coldwe0 Banks RMA, 905-728- 9414. 2,$$0 so. PT. country harm., now uniquely do- Signed. e-Signed• quiet. priwle, Bow - ma ville common y, 2 mins to 401. SbAxWd on 1 1N acre. Iwkras lowly view of waler, with deeded access to lake, kir wanton L main- leWa M km exterior. hard- wood loorklp, limbar 'fram- ing. r dladral pings, gas fireplace, extensive wind- ows. Asking 5267,000. For viewing please call 623- 6714. on Fargo 150 x 50 kN. (905) 432-7171, agents. 5139. 1-905 98Sa279. ABSOLUTELY A GREAT IMMACULATE 3 bedroom deal' NO �No mp�oynrmeyntdown bungalow, on one acre b1 then"riot Refurbished 2 n glwef Fort Perry Zvi" and 3 bedroom tow nh2 cion, beautiful stone twill -ss wrath appiwtc.s F rat plan and hardwood ram ill" buyers also welcome - rnrough". Walling 03- tied cuuasnppttyy avai'aDM tarso. 10 sclnoOfs. arena and �W.13O., � *l sports held. Pop Bei 7269414. $51166.000. Call (905) 985- Vacation M -E. WHITBY. 2264 sq ft.,70 Mp"werti" 4 -bedroom. finished base- ment. treated myrourd Pool' oerarrpos a hard- CLEARWATER - 2 -bed - wood. man boorroom mobile (bmily park). room a laundry dirad y heeled pools. ha tub, $226 to 2 car $227.300. 379-sa84 for p'n" . m"Ass to beeches. sleeps pnvatev. ng Open 6. More intormabon avail - House Sundays. 12-4pm. able 5275 w..kly. 905- 17 Fenprow Dr, Wtutby. 434-7184. No Agoras OPEN MOUSE sUN- 1 - 4, 1 Cottages 75 UnCOin SL. Beaueh,l 3 For Sale bedroom bungltlow m de- sirable Pldkenrg village, autam krtrhen hr'ahed WINTERIZED 4 bed room basement with gas fire- beauty. Sandy beach. mo- a p,� many upgrades, for boat and barge. a6 cont- • • 1 ABsaauaa•5 1 427756» (905) torts of home will rustic • • setWg 1raPlaa hey load- PICKERaaG - West Shore. ad. Bon Edo Preovinclal Beautiful 3 bedroom bun- Park (Nath of Tweed) galow on quiet siret. $90.00. (905) 655-5452. Close to School Go,401, sfnoppirp. Garage, few 1 dock. da, finished bales, T SMSCover merit with `splap, wet bar and 3 PC. ba8n. Marty up- grades. $187.500. No COSOURG. $3995 full Agents. 416439-9441. price Secluded trailer W. in a forest, Sandy beach. fish - Ing, (416)431-1555 or (416)5014M. • I Twwlers • 1 Tenders INVITATION TO BID Bids for services Wiled below address to; The Distribution MMaagaf News Adverdie r 130 CO rAwreiel ave. Ajar, art. L1S 2H5. WIN be received until 5 pm. Friday June 15, 1997. Contract 00011111TWIcing July 11997 Work consists of counting and bundling of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products. 1 C�arnMWCial Are. available at Ask for bid #7 Lowest or arty bids not necessaffy accepted 7-9 p.m. Hospital Tours will take place on the half hour, starting at 7:00 pxL Displays will be set up in the Hospital lobbies Free Parking from 7 - 9:30 p•m•! Come Out and See How Your Hospital is M*VbV FOf'INit d Wilk Cir! 2,$$0 so. PT. country harm., now uniquely do- Signed. e-Signed• quiet. priwle, Bow - ma ville common y, 2 mins to 401. SbAxWd on 1 1N acre. Iwkras lowly view of waler, with deeded access to lake, kir wanton L main- leWa M km exterior. hard- wood loorklp, limbar 'fram- ing. r dladral pings, gas fireplace, extensive wind- ows. Asking 5267,000. For viewing please call 623- 6714. on Fargo 150 x 50 kN. (905) 432-7171, agents. 5139. 1-905 98Sa279. ABSOLUTELY A GREAT IMMACULATE 3 bedroom deal' NO �No mp�oynrmeyntdown bungalow, on one acre b1 then"riot Refurbished 2 n glwef Fort Perry Zvi" and 3 bedroom tow nh2 cion, beautiful stone twill -ss wrath appiwtc.s F rat plan and hardwood ram ill" buyers also welcome - rnrough". Walling 03- tied cuuasnppttyy avai'aDM tarso. 10 sclnoOfs. arena and �W.13O., � *l sports held. Pop Bei 7269414. $51166.000. Call (905) 985- Vacation M -E. WHITBY. 2264 sq ft.,70 Mp"werti" 4 -bedroom. finished base- ment. treated myrourd Pool' oerarrpos a hard- CLEARWATER - 2 -bed - wood. man boorroom mobile (bmily park). room a laundry dirad y heeled pools. ha tub, $226 to 2 car $227.300. 379-sa84 for p'n" . m"Ass to beeches. sleeps pnvatev. ng Open 6. More intormabon avail - House Sundays. 12-4pm. able 5275 w..kly. 905- 17 Fenprow Dr, Wtutby. 434-7184. No Agoras OPEN MOUSE sUN- 1 - 4, 1 Cottages 75 UnCOin SL. Beaueh,l 3 For Sale bedroom bungltlow m de- sirable Pldkenrg village, autam krtrhen hr'ahed WINTERIZED 4 bed room basement with gas fire- beauty. Sandy beach. mo- a p,� many upgrades, for boat and barge. a6 cont- • • 1 ABsaauaa•5 1 427756» (905) torts of home will rustic • • setWg 1raPlaa hey load- PICKERaaG - West Shore. ad. Bon Edo Preovinclal Beautiful 3 bedroom bun- Park (Nath of Tweed) galow on quiet siret. $90.00. (905) 655-5452. Close to School Go,401, sfnoppirp. Garage, few 1 dock. da, finished bales, T SMSCover merit with `splap, wet bar and 3 PC. ba8n. Marty up- grades. $187.500. No COSOURG. $3995 full Agents. 416439-9441. price Secluded trailer W. in a forest, Sandy beach. fish - Ing, (416)431-1555 or (416)5014M. • I Twwlers • 1 Tenders INVITATION TO BID Bids for services Wiled below address to; The Distribution MMaagaf News Adverdie r 130 CO rAwreiel ave. Ajar, art. L1S 2H5. WIN be received until 5 pm. Friday June 15, 1997. Contract 00011111TWIcing July 11997 Work consists of counting and bundling of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products. 1 C�arnMWCial Are. available at Ask for bid #7 Lowest or arty bids not necessaffy accepted 7-9 p.m. Hospital Tours will take place on the half hour, starting at 7:00 pxL Displays will be set up in the Hospital lobbies Free Parking from 7 - 9:30 p•m•! Come Out and See How Your Hospital is M*VbV FOf'INit d Wilk Cir! room basement with gas fire- beauty. Sandy beach. mo- a p,� many upgrades, for boat and barge. a6 cont- • • 1 ABsaauaa•5 1 427756» (905) torts of home will rustic • • setWg 1raPlaa hey load- PICKERaaG - West Shore. ad. Bon Edo Preovinclal Beautiful 3 bedroom bun- Park (Nath of Tweed) galow on quiet siret. $90.00. (905) 655-5452. Close to School Go,401, sfnoppirp. Garage, few 1 dock. da, finished bales, T SMSCover merit with `splap, wet bar and 3 PC. ba8n. Marty up- grades. $187.500. No COSOURG. $3995 full Agents. 416439-9441. price Secluded trailer W. in a forest, Sandy beach. fish - Ing, (416)431-1555 or (416)5014M. • I Twwlers • 1 Tenders INVITATION TO BID Bids for services Wiled below address to; The Distribution MMaagaf News Adverdie r 130 CO rAwreiel ave. Ajar, art. L1S 2H5. WIN be received until 5 pm. Friday June 15, 1997. Contract 00011111TWIcing July 11997 Work consists of counting and bundling of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products. 1 C�arnMWCial Are. available at Ask for bid #7 Lowest or arty bids not necessaffy accepted 7-9 p.m. Hospital Tours will take place on the half hour, starting at 7:00 pxL Displays will be set up in the Hospital lobbies Free Parking from 7 - 9:30 p•m•! Come Out and See How Your Hospital is M*VbV FOf'INit d Wilk Cir! INVITATION TO BID Bids for services Wiled below address to; The Distribution MMaagaf News Adverdie r 130 CO rAwreiel ave. Ajar, art. L1S 2H5. WIN be received until 5 pm. Friday June 15, 1997. Contract 00011111TWIcing July 11997 Work consists of counting and bundling of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products. 1 C�arnMWCial Are. available at Ask for bid #7 Lowest or arty bids not necessaffy accepted 7-9 p.m. Hospital Tours will take place on the half hour, starting at 7:00 pxL Displays will be set up in the Hospital lobbies Free Parking from 7 - 9:30 p•m•! Come Out and See How Your Hospital is M*VbV FOf'INit d Wilk Cir! s THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY JUNE 8, 1997 -PAGE 33 ' Tenders a Tenders e MEj:n: e ' Registrations e ' RegisUations 1 Deaths 1 npAth• • Ir-rn..r.-.:.. • ,—u,....�.:.. INVITATION TO BID Bids for services listed below address to: The Distribution Manager News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Will be received until 5p.m. Friday June 131997 Contract commencing July 1/97. Work consists of counting, bundling and dropping papers,flyers,catalogues and ,)[her products, to specific drop locations n Ajax. Delivery to be completed within 2 Hrs. after receiving final product. Information packages available at 130 Commercial Ave. Ask for Bids #5 &#6 -owest or any bids not necessarily accepted 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • IAMOND -'-Auto SaIeS Ltd. We Outshine the CompetlUon with Qua • and Affordabk Used Cars! 1988 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER • Fully loaded. 130,463 fan. 1989 CHEVROLET CAVALIER Z24 • 180,145 Am. 1989 OLDSMOdLLE CAWSS • Fully loaded, 163.040 km, 5 speed. $3,995 cert - 1990 CHEVROLET LUMMA • 163,0W bn. $5,995 cert 1990 MERCURY COUGAR LE • 180,000 Am. 1991 PONTIAC FIIRMY -129,000 ion. DIAMOND AUTO SALES LTD. Ravly and l akeridge Rd, Whitby aft (90.ri) %wiir- 666-2004 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOKTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED SPRING SAVINGS West Rouge Canoe Club ROUciE Summer Day Camp Ages 7-14 Wcekdays. 9:00 am to 4:00 pm * Before and after hours available* IX -signed for kids who are looking for lots of summer fun. Activities include introduction to canoe, kayak, dragonboal, war canoe, north canoe, penguins and boat and water safety. The days are offset with many more exciting activities which include; picnics upriver, beach volleyball, soccer, basketball, dodge -hall, frishee/ultimate, bunball, relays, sandcastle contests, penguin P010, swimming tat Petticoat Creek wading pool), scavenger hunts, capture the flag and barbecues. FROM $70 A WEEK!! II For more information please call (91)5) 839-5597 I f6%; VV !VVI CONDELL. Mabel Beatrice, At York County Hospi- tal, Newmarket on Wednesday May 28. 1997 in her 84th year. Predeceased by her husband Harold Condell. Dear mother of Irene Conway, Pickering, Pat Derry, Gravenhurst, Frank Sames Winnipeg, Victor Bames, Orangeville, Linda Percy, Richmond Hill, and predeceased by Dorothy Nappi, Ohio. Grandmother of 17 Great -Grandmother of 18 and Great -Great Grandmother of Brayden Survived by sister Irene Clark. Etobicoke and brother Doug Crump, Florida. Predeceased by brothers Art Crump and Frank Crump. Intemienl at York Ce- metery on May 31, 1997. Arrangements by R S.Kane Funeral Home. THE AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER'S �.. o AUTO o ., Z. OURCE FOR ALL YOUR AUTO SERVICE NEEDS, CALL O THESE PROFESSIONALS! Visit Bargain Tire Auto Centres for a Bumper to Bumper Inspection Your vehicle is important to you so you should take care of it. Whether it's a new set of tires or a tune up, you want it to run smooth at a price that won't hurt your budget Bargain Tire Auto Centres in Ajax is the perfect place for ear and truck owners who are looking for prufesskxul and honest service. [wicated at 264 Fairall St., Bargain Tire has a staft that cares about its customers and they go out of their way to ensure complete satisfaction before any vehicle leaves their shop. Service Manager Ron McNaughton has more than 42 years in the tiro and auto service business and his expertise is a great help to staff and customers alike Their promise of great service is more than evident when you receive your repair estimate. It states that -All the staff at Bargain Tire would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your business and would like you to know that our cus- tomers are our number one priority" Fully computerized from the calculation of your estimate to the diagnostic equipment in the large service department, Bargain Tire Auto Centres wants you to know that it takes its promise of quality service at a competitive price very seriously. Chief Mechanic Phil Burnelle has been with the centre for tour years. Assisted by two licensed mechanics and two apprentices the team performs a wide variety of general repairs as well as exhaust 1 and front end work. The most impressive feature of the shop is a W,000 Bear 400 Engine Analyzer. Phil says it has the ability to give most cars and trucks a full engine analysis as well as detect 1 any problems with the fuel injection system. Combine this with a large nine bay shop with five hoists, your car will get fast and efficient 1 attention so you'll be back on the road as quickly as possible. 1 Of course tires are also an important part of TO ADVERTISE 1 ON THIS FEATURE 1 1 USH _ 49•x' 1 a "" SPEICIAL 1 Callow gM - 111llt 1 CAlttM Catltleft cMWM wtmt AIIV OTwit OL ' C+MIIGE OFFER. RECOWIBWED EVERY 3 1 ism oEY RQ Iso la d 101) 1 (903) 427-6796 1 •• = = = = m m EVERY SUNDAY ASK AUTO FOR SOURCE DETAILS! CALL: �lrE ■Ar 663-070 Ext. 2303 tats their business and thcv keep m st„ek a wide v:r� tion of new tires from makers such as Uniroyal. Michelin, Yokohama, C.00 dvear, B.F. Cnx.idnch and Pirelli. You can also find a great selection of quali- ty used tires in stock. In order to prepare your car for summer, especially if you're planning a driving trip while on vacation, you should take advantage of their Spring Car Care Special for $34.95. It includes a lube, oil change, filter• fluid top - up, tire rotation, air pressure adjustment and an inspection of the battery, battery cables, hoses, belts, lights, windshield wipers, brakes and coolant. The offer expires on July 15, 1997 "You don't want any unexpected surprises while on vacation," sans Phil. "It's a good idea to get your car serviced at least a couple of weeks before your trip to make sure all the necessary work is done before you go.' At Bargain Tire you can always expect pro- fessional service at a very competitive price and for your comfort you can watch your repairs being done while in the waiting roam. It comes complete with TV, magazines and coffee. Just another rea- son why you should visit this popular Ajax repair centre. Ask about their no payment, no down pay- ment, no interest for 90 days O.A.C. They also offer lo% off labour for seniors. For more informa- tion about Bargain Tire Auto Centre call 619-1222. "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" r'ruud rr, 4n ,• You TIOU ff MECHANIC SHOP S -------------- a RANISMISSM l A j AW I (WST CAM) dl --- f j 1 Lntlea--t-- Everyday Low P 'c "" °�• OIL, LUBE s owner MIAMI satllall would W* 695 Finley Ave. A FILTER to tlltartk.Il his Valved Cuatoat.ra & friende for tltair Ajax, Ont. •tf,•x OW e>Mrt d•q moxa orae. CONGRATULATIONS CECIL & JESSIE TURNER ON YOUR 50th AN14MRSARY JUNE 7th, 1997 LOVE CHRISTINE, COLIN, RYAN & SEAN MURPHY DIANA, GARRY, ALISON & CHRISTOPHER WINSOR To Advertise on this weekly feature & reach 42,700 homes every issue, \ Call: 683-0707 ext. 2303 �A1�6A/N TIN No :� Complete Automotive Care GOSRT SHOCKSr I& ON t -.._:a.,,PST w,,,. BRAKES --------------__�--- 264 Fairall St. Ajax T (905) 619-1222 V Poirot)~, t•os1619-2899 221 Westney Rd. 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U NT #M% 21112110 LMM AVE, AJAX (905) 619-2327 a I PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE S, 1997 T DVERTISE ON THIS WEEKLY FEATURE CALL 683-0707, ext 2303 TWIN DIAMOP "Over 15 Years Experience" Kitchens • Basements Additions i liathrooms General a Any Maintenance Renovation • FREE ESTIMATES • WE WILL CHALLENGE ANY QUOTES 0 Serving the Durham Region for over 30 Years KizPATRICK CONSTRUCTION Autbmized C.oxtraaor CONSUMERS GAS Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DONT PAY FOR 90 DAYS YOU CAN APPLY rr TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C. 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"The day is gone when you carried some brochures and a sample window to a custo home;' explains Wayr "So I obtained a retired North York Mobile Library truck and installed interior walls along with all of my window samples" When you cal' Durham Windows a Doors for a free estimate, Wayne will show up at your door with his Mobile Showroom which you'll enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which you're free to operate and you'll discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going outside. . - "After being in this business for 18 —• — — — years, I can honestly say these are the finest windows on the market," says Wayne. "They're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." If you desire, you can choose the Low - E Glass which filters out the ultra A rays keeping your ome cooler in the summer and eliminate the fading of your curtains, drapes and furniture. All of the windows come with a lifetime warranty and a 10 year ;uarantee on the tallation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does all of the estimates personally, eliminating the cost of a salesperson. Durham Window and Doors do all their own installations, which ensures that every customers gets a high quality job done at the best possible price." Durham Windows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa or phone (905) 579-2222. Over d yeam eAverience CAp1RO-51E)ER5PENEWRPET LEMIN ALUMINUM 2RauwaSwIfIc•' I • Soffit - Fada - Siding sTEw 905-4120-4583 .: . +r< •• Seamless Eaves trough CLEANED Aluminum VinySdng oos ring into Repacement WnwD4DOLLAR SDuiAniYneS� c 1Molr* ftu0y suaraeefbeed. 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