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Crackdown
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BY MARIANNE TAKACS
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PICKERING — The Town is tak-
ing steps to crack down on illegal and
unsafe apartments in homes with a Pick-
ering -wide fire inspection safety pro-
gram .tarring this year and plans for
future compulsory registration of two -
unit house.
On Monday, Pickering Council's
executive committee endorsed a Picker-
ing Fire Department program to go
door-to-door throughout town providing
fire safety information and asking fire
safety questions, including whether the
home has a 'second unit' or apartment.
Inspections to determine fire code com-
pliance would be arranged where sec-
ond units exist.
The committee also commissioned
the planning department to undertake a
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Signs of the times
Pickering can't agree on election sign limits
WAYNE
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An `intrusion'
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — It appears Town
councillors are unable to agree on a
campaign sign policy for the munici-
pal election coming in November.
On Monday, when offered the
option of recommending the existing
Town bylaw permitting campaign
signs only on private property be
strictly enforced, or of recommending
campaign signs be allowed on road-
sides and boulevards on the condition
they do not block sight lines for
motorists or look like traffic signals,
councillors chose to go with neither
option.
That leaves Pickering with the
existing bylaw prohibiting campaign
signs on public property, which Town
clerk Bruce Taylor reports Pickering
doesn't enforce because it would take
up too much time and resources.
The request to have the issue
brought before Council was made by
Mayor Wayne Arthurs. He and Ward 3
Regional Councillor Rick Johnson
voted to have the Town strictly
enforce the election sign law. The
mayor described election signs as an
"intrusion" on streets and said it was
time to let candidates for the Novem-
ber municipal election know private
property signs are the only "appropri-
ate way" to get their message across
to voters.
However, both Ward 1 Regional
Councillor Maurice Brenner and Ward
2 local Councillor Sherry Senis said
recent court decisions on election
signs suggest the Town does not have
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PICKERING/From page 1
zoning review to determine where two -
unit houses might be allowed in Picker-
ing and to have Council consider manda-
tory registration of two -unit houses once
the zoning review is complete.
Current Town zoning provisions do
not allow the establishment of new apart-
ments in single-family homes. However,
as a result of legislation brought in by the
previous NDP provincial government
legalizing second units and subsequent
legislation by the current Conservative
provincial government rescinding the
NDP regulations, second units which
were in existence on Nov. 16, 1995 arc
legal as are those for which a building
permit was issued on or before May 22,
1996. However, even these: second units
sanctioned by provincial legislation must
conform to fire safety regulations cover-
ing apartments in houses.
The: May, 1996 legislation also gave
municipalities the authority to require the
registration of two -unit houses on a one-
time only basis arld to require a registra-
tion fee.
Councillors were told by Town staff
Monday that both mandatory registration
and the fire department survey and
inspection program would help create an
inventory of two -unit homes. This would
improve public safety by making it easi-
er for the Town and fire department to
enforce building and fire code regula-
tions.
Town staff suggested a registration
fee of $250 to recover costs, and said
mandatory registration could either be
implemented together with the; zoning
review or after it's completed.
Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis
and Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick
Johnson wanted the registration to pro-
ceed with the fire department program,
before the zoning review was finished.
"It doesn't make sense to do some-
thing and then turn around and do it
again;' said Coun. Senis. "if we're going
to do this, let's do it"
The executive committee's recom-
mendations remain to be ratified by
Council o1 Monday.
THF, NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1997 - PAGF 3
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Election sign bylaw debate concludes without conclusion
EI,ECTION/From page 1
the right to interfere in the
election process. Coun.
Senis also noted strict pro-
hibitions on election signs
favor incumbents whose
names are already known to
voters.
"Democratically, it's the
right thing for everyone to
be allowed to promote
themselves equally;' she
said.
Coun. Senis put forward
a motion to adopt the option
of allowing campaign signs
on road allowances and
boulevards under certain
conditions, but no council-
lor was willing to second it.
Coun. Senis said in a
later interview she'll bring
the issue before Council
again Monday.
"There's something glar-
ingly undemocratic about
the whole thing:" she said.
"They're trying to ham-
string any new people com-
ing on the scene politically.
How can anyone new on the
scene get their name known
out there'? The incumbents
know this. It stacks the deck
in their favor."
The councillor main-
tained that even though it
may appear to some that her
interest in this issue is self-
ish because she's running
for mayor in November,
that's not the case because
as a councillor her name is
already familiar to Picker-
ing voters.
Coun. Senis added she's
also concerned that even
though the Town will not
likely be laying charges
related to campaign signs,
citizens will still be able to
complain and have charges
laid, which means the law
could be used to target indi-
vidual candidates.
She also suggests that if
councillors don't dcal with
the issue and "decide to
turn their heads the other
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Durham, York cop rivalry during probe
of murder `very frustrating': Jessop
BY STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM STAFF
The mother of murdered Christine Jessop
was "shocked" when her teenage son found
some of his sister's bones at the crime scene
months atter the child's decomposed corpse was
recovered by Durham Regional Police.
"He carried his sister's bones in a cup to the
Sunderland (police office)... That was a shock.
It just shouldn't have happened an emotional
Janet Jessop told the inquiry probing Guy Paul
Morin's wrongful con iction.
Kenneth Jessop, then 14. made the
discovery on May 10. 1985 during a
visit to the rural area near Sunderland
where the body of his nine-year-old
sister had been found Dec. 30, 1984.
it was after the discovery of Chris-
tine's remains that Durham police
became involved in the case. Until that
point, York Regional Police had inves-
tigated her disappearance from her
Queensville home on Oct. 3. 1984.
Mr. Morin, Christine's next-door
neighbor, was charged by Durham
police with first-degree murder. He
was acquitted at his first trial, but con-
victed at a retrial, ordered after an
appeal by the Crown.
Mr. Morin was eventually exonerated by
DNA evidence in 1995 and now the inquiry is
examining what went wrong leading to an inno-
cent man's conviction.
Ms. Jessop told the inquiry Wednesday she .
was astounded by the lack of co-operation
between the Durham and York police forces.
She said Durham and York police officers
investigating Christine's murder were preoccu-
pied with their own rivalry, when they should
have keen focused on catching her child's killer.
Instead of channelling their resources and
working together, the two police departments
questioned each other's investigative skills and
pursued separate leads, said Ms. Jessop.
Family members felt caught in the mi(dle.
"It just felt like... the forces were not getting
along_. One would come into (the Jessop home)
and then another would come in and ask, 'What
are they doing hereT We would say, 'I
don't know, go ask them,"' Ms. )es -
sop said. "it was very frustrating:'
The inquiry heard transcripts of
summary logs kept by Durham police
of Jessop telephone conversations,
which were intercepted at the family's
permission.
Ms. Jessop, who in several calls
JANET
JESSOP
'Shocked' by
son's discovery
was highly critical of Durham's han-
dling of the investigation, told the
inquiry she thought only incoming
lines were being recorded. She was
not aware her own end of the conver-
sations were being monitored.
In a March 6, 1985 conversation
with a woman, Ms. Jcssop com-
plained about Durham officers keeping York
police in the dark about their investigation, and
about the treatment she received from Durham
police.
"Durham is no( telling York what's done and
they are doubting what York has done. i prefer
to deal with York... Durham is doubting York's
Giving a lift
Local school students
reach out to ailing woman
PICKERING — Students at St. Anthony
Daniel Cathoh�: School are helping raise
funds for a teacher's ailing relative.
Lesley Sullivan's sister-in-law. Rae Ann
Westbrook, of Renfrew, is awaiting a heart-
lung transplant due to congestive heart failure
and lung damage. The family needs help to
raise funds for a chair lift for her home.
While the 33 -year-old woman awaits a
transplant, she is confined to bed in her home,
which has a steep staircase. Ms. Sullivan says.
The wait for a transplant could he 18 months
or longer. A chair lift costs a minimum of
$2,000 for a used one or $5.000 for a new one.
So, Ms. Sullivan's school decided to help
out.
"We have done various fund-raisers
throughout the year:' says teacher Hilda
Muench. "We thought it would be great to do
something to put a face on it:'
Give a Lift for Life is the name of the cam-
paign which got under way in late May. Lol-
lipops and gum are being sold on special days
for a loonie, and cookie sales and a bake sale
were held. So far, the events have raised more
than $980, a parent made a $50 donation also.
And the proceeds from the staff's June
casual wear days will also go toward Give a
Lift for Life.
"The response has been overwhelming:'
says principal Suzanne Roche. "This is a very
giving school community. It's a way of life
around here "
"It's very comforting in a time of need,"
Ms. Sullivan says.
The principal has had the Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate School Board
inform the Renfrew County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board of the school's efforts
in hopes schools there will get involved.
St. Anthony Daniel is also in the midst of
collecting toys for a used toy and clothing
store at St. Vincent's Kitchen in Oshawa.
Already three loads of toys have been sent.
The school also provides food, clothing,
household items and toys each Christmas for
four families in the school community. And
proceeds from weekly casual days have gone
work and they have no sympathy for victims;'
Ms. Jessup is quoted as saying.
In another call with a friend, Ms. Jessop
expressed anger at Durham police for "doubting
what York has established:' and ti)r challenging
her estimates of the time she arrived home the
day Christine disappeared.
On Tuesday. Ms. Jessop admitted she tai-
lored key testimony atter prodding by Durham
police to push ahead her estimated return time
on the day Christine went missing, altering her
evidence so it would implicate Mr. Morin.
Ms. Jessop had repeatedly told York police
she came home at 4:10 p.m., a time which
would have ruled out Mr. Morin as a suspect in
Christine's murder.
It's been shown Mr. Morin could not have
made it to the Jessop home before 4:14 p.m.,
since he left his Toronto place of employment at
3:32 p.m. and had a 42 -minute drive ahead of
him.
Ms. Jessop, pressured by now -retired
Durham detectives Bernie Fitzpatrick and John
Shephard, who insisted her initial return time
was "impossible moved ahead the time, first
by 10 minutes then eventually by 25 minutes.
At the second trial, which resulted in Mr.
Morin's first-degree murder conviction, Ms. Jes-
sop testified she arrived home at 4:35 p.m.
Morin lawyer James Lockyer suggested to
Ms. Jessop she succumbed to what he called
detectives Fitzpatrick and Shephard's "bully-
ing" tactics.
"I might ha%e used the word pressure
because bull% is not my type of word:' said Ms.
Jessop.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Lollipops and gum are helping St. Antho-
ny Daniel Catholic School raise funds to
buy a chair lift for a seriously -ill relative
of a teacher. Holding containers of candy
in front are Grade 6 students Adam Sirik
and Danielle Cowie while Cartesea
Williams and Alex Vizbary hold the Give
a Lift for Life campaign banner in back.
With them are kindergarten students.
to the Cancer Society, Heart and Stroke Foun-
dation, Tourette's association and the Diabetes
Foundation.
Catholic high school teachers ratify contract
Catholic high school teachers have voted
overwhelmingly in support of a tentative agree-
ment with the Durham Region Roman Catholic
Separate School Board.
In a vote Wednesday, 96.9 per cent of the 400
teachers voted in favor of the tentative deal,
according to Tony White, president of the
Durham secondary unit of the Ontario English
Catholic Teachers Association.
The deal will be brought to the board for rat-
ification Monday, after which details of the new
deal will be released to the public.
The two sides came to a tentative agreement
during negotiations June 2, less than two weeks
after teachers voted 85.6 per cent in favor of a
strike mandate. In late May, they voted 95.6 per
cent to reject the board's latest offer and then
voted for a strike mandate. Board trustees will
vote on the tentative settlement, along with ones
reached with elementary school and French sec-
ondary school teachers at Monday's board meet-
ing. The teachers' contracts expired at the end of
August 1996 but the terms and conditions have
been extended during bargaining.
Ajax and
Pickering
in brief...
Durham
students tune
in to degrees
Who says you can't learn anything
from TV?
Twenty students have recently
become the first to complete their
Batrelor of Education degree in adult
education from Brock University
through Durham College without the
instructor physically in the room.
The I I Durham College staff and
nine community participants received
their five -course requirement from
Brock instructors and guest lecturers
entirely by way of videotapes. The
tapes. produced by TV Ontario, are
integrated with class discussions and
assignments through an on-site facili-
tator.
The part-time professional devel-
opment program for teachers of adults
is held Friday evenings and on week-
ends to accommodate [host who work
full-time and arc unable to attend day
classes.
"The weekend schedule provides
an excellent opportunity for Durham
staff to pursue their degree because of
the convenience and the opportunity
to work with colleagues:' says Mar-
garet Grcenlcy, one of the participants.
The next course starts in Septem-
her with classes running on alternate
weekends with meetings on Friday
from 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost of the program is
5900 per course.
For more information about the
Bachelor of Education degree in Adult
Education at Durham College contact
Carolyn Willoughby at (905) 721-
31 1 I ext. 2423.
Village Festival
runs Saturday
AJAX — The Pickering Village
Festival kicks off here Saturday.
Activities for the entire family are
scheduled for the event.
The rain -or -shine event runs from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. and includes a parade,
petting zoo, pancake breakfast, an arts
and crafts sale, pig roast, and a trea-
sure hunt sponsored by the Ajax Local
Architectural Conservation Advisory
Committee.
The pancake breakfast is being
hosted by the Village Pharmacy from
8 to 10 a.m. on Old Kingston Road,
while local stores and artisans will
hold a sidewalk sale along Old
Kingston Road from 8 am. to 4 p.m.
The parade at 10 am. starts at Pick-
ering High School on Church Street
North. There's still time to get an entry
into the parade at no charge. The
Courtyard at Old Kingston Road and
Elizabeth Street will have entertain-
ment and activities during the day.
Call festival chairman Danielle
Holmes at 427-3849 for more infor-
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d• Ajax -Pickering
itorials aetterS News Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper
published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
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Publisher: Tim Whittaker
♦ Editorial
Sharing services
to save taxpayers
Another, more widely encompassing, move is afoot in
Pickering to share services with Ajax.
Pickering councillors Monday approved in principle a
"partnering" initiative that would see fire and transit ser-
vices shared with Ajax.
This latest idea logically follows an agreement
between the two Towns reached earlier this year to
explore opportunities in which savings can be realized
with the merging of certain municipal services.
For its part, Ajax is on record as being opposed to the
amalgamation of the two Towns. And councillors in Ajax
remain reluctant to wholly embrace anything that has a
whiff of amalgamation attached to it.
Having said that, however, Ajax Council has shown
some leadership — as has its Pickering counterpart — in
recognizing areas where some sharing of services is ben-
eficial to citizens. The two Towns, after all, managed to
introduce a shared arrangement earlier this year for spe-
cialized transit services. So far, that initiative hati proven
successful.
We encourage Ajax to seriously consider this latest
proposal by Pickering and not reject it out of hand.
Looming on the horizon, remember, is a provincial gov-
ernment determined to improve municipal efficiency,
even if it means forced amalgamation.
Once again, if Pickering and Ajax can agree to reduce
or eliminate service duplications in a range of arias tradi-
tionally under municipal control, each Town will be able
to use that to their advantage if the provincial government
revisits amalgamation in municipalities surrounding the
Greater Toronto Area.
Equally important is the potential for Ajax and
Pickering residents to benefit through enhanced, more
efficient delivery of those services.
If it's true that the best defence is a good offence, Ajax
and Pickering should consider everything on the "part-
nership" agenda in the coming months. By acting co-
operatively today, it may well avoid a fait accompli
tomorrow.
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or not to strike?', one reader said:
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automatic increments. Let them justify their raises like
everyone else ... As your editorial stated, they can't have it
both ways -- be a valued professional and a card-carrying
unionized striker."
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Irresponsible
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To the editor:
Walking my dog near the foot of
Harwood Avenue in Ajax recently, I
noticed that a strip of sod recently put
down to repair some damage to the green
land daring the construction of a new
walkway along the lakeshore had been
Mauled girl's photo
worsens children's
fear of dogs
To the editor:
This is a letter of complaint from one
of your readers. I object to the photo on
the front page of the June 8 News
Advertiser of a young girl's face covered
with 19 stitches. This strikes me as utter-
ly unnecessary and bordering on sensa-
tionalist journalism.
My special concern, as a father of two
small children, is that my kids regularly
look at the cover of the paper as we pull
it out of our mailbox. This sort of photo
is not appropriate for them to see and
tends to increase their existing fear of
dogs, a common fear that many parents
work hard to reduce.
Please refrain from such photos.
Jeffrey P.Pkkering
rkers tear up sod
torn up by some heavy machine operator.
Still very much disgusted, I raised my
head just in time to see a second person
riding his jumbo lawn mower, radio blar-
ing, tear across another section of
replacement lawn leaving a trail of badly
mangled sod behind him.
All this was done :n full view of a
number of people walking nearby who
must have felt equally annoyed about
such mindless, destructive behavior. After
all, it's taxpayers like you and I who are
footing the bill to repair the damage
inflicted by these people.
Surely, in this day and age of massive
unemployment, there must be enough
qualified personnel around to take the
place of irresponsible operators. At the
works department, is anyone listening?
Eberhardt Geditz,
Ajax
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KEITH
GILLIGAN
Ajax
Staff Writer
Volunteers get
deserved praise
Ajax honored some tireless and giving
folks on Wednesday.
The Ajax Civic Award and the Ajax
Recreation Advisory Council Awards
were handed out to volunteers who have
donated their time and energy to make the
town a better place to live.
Most people who volunteer do it for
personal satisfaction, a sense of duty or to
give back to the community. Civic award
winner Martin Olenroot was inspired by
seeing his parents help others.
If others witnessed Mr. Olenroot in
action, there'd surely be no shortage of m
people willing to do ore for their com-
munity than their community does for
them.
But, he acknowledged, some agencies
are having a hard time recruiting volun-
teers. "It's more difficult difficult finding someone
who has a couple of hours to get involved.
I put my finger on the economy. People
are looking for a job so they can put food
on the table. That's their priority and I
can't blame them."
Helping out your community takes
dedication and sometimes a thick skin. I
remember an Ajax councillor once telling
me about a phone call she got at 3 am.
during a power outage. When she
answered the phone, the caller said, "I bet
you've got power' and then insulted her
before hanging up.
Of course, politicians get paid for
serving, but a sports coach doesn't. Hang
around a ball diamond some night and lis-
ten to the derogatory things said about
coaches who volunteer their time.
Ajax parks and recreation director
Tom Flood praised the volunteers, noting
the community couldn't function without
them.
I admire people who unselfishly give
their time to get involved in the commu-
nity, in whatever capacity. It could be as a
sports coach, Guide leader, a church elder
or a politician. Frankly, it's a commitment
I don't make, so it would be hypocritical
of me to recommend volunteering. I only
talk the talk, I don't walk the walk.
It's a shame there are too many people
like me.
Keith Gilligan writes in our Friday rota-
tion of staff columnists. To respond to this
cohmn call Infosource at 683-7040 and
dial 5108..
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minister sees brighter futuref rtransportation
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But, `Ontario's king However, while the minister would not said an environmental assessment is under said, "The people of Durham Region should
commit to a time frame for the extension of way. The minister also called attention to benefit from the widening of 401 between
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commit to Hwy. 407
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Durham
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DURHAM STAFF
Hot on the heels of last week's
high-profile opening of Hwy. 407
and the introduction of the Ontario
government's road safety bill,
Transportation Minister Al Palladi-
ni visited the region Tuesday to
outline the Province's safety agen-
da.
"Ontario's king of the road" —
as he was referred to by Durham
Centre MPP Jim Flaherty in his
introduction of the minister -- told
members of the region's rotary
clubs gathered at Thunderbird Golf
and Country Club in Whitby the
..matter of safety" is high on the
government's agenda.
Mr. Palladini said the govern- -
ment is "breaking new ground"
with safety legislation and is "send-
ing a strong and very clear mes-
sage" to drunk drivers and opera-
tors of unsafe trucks in the
province.
The minister announced legisla-
tion June 4 which increases penal-
ties for repeat drunk drivers and
introduces the impoundment of
trucks or buses with critical safety
defects.
In an interview with the News
Advertiser, Mr. Palladini said he is
..very optimistic" the legislation
will be passed during the current
session.
*1 am very thankful for the sup-
port the opposition has shown in
the legislature and I see no reason
why we cannot put it through prior
to this session recessing;' he said.
The introduction of roadside
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get '97 task force on the trucking
industry.
Mr. Palladini said, "We have
every intention of implementing a
minimum 72 of the 80 recommen-
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working towards that accomplish-
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His speech, delivered in the final
weeks of what he described as "a
very challenging spring session;'
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first phase of Hwy. 407.
Mr. Palladini said he was "unbe-
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Mr. Flaherty said the opening of
Hwy. 407 indicates a "momentous
time in the history of Ontario,"
adding the toll highway is "impor-
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region.-
"We
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DURHAM STA FT'
Durham Regional Police are clamp-
ing down on speeders and other careless
drivers during 1997's provincial aggres-
sive driver campaign, running until June
22. This years theme is 'Control the
Monster. Drive Friendly.'
"Most people aren't (aggressive)
when they first get behind the wheel of a
car says Sergeant Rick Bates of the
Traffic Management Unit. "But for some
reason, and we're all guilty of this, some-
thing happens — we get cut off — that
just brings out the animal in us:'
In 1995 in Ontario. 600 collisions
occurred each day and one person died
every nine hours, according to police. In
terms of dollars, aggressive driving costs
taxpayers about $9 billion a year which
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property damage, lost wages, and lost
productivity.
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driving habit~ that contribute to most
accidents, says Set. Bates.
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Hwy. 2 in Pickering. This intersection has
the dubious distinction of having the
highest number of accidents in the
region. says Sgn. Bates.
"I would like to reduce (thc number of
accidents) to nothing:' he- says. "With this
many cars on the road, it seems inevitable
that sooner or later two of them are going
to meet in the intersection. But, if we can
save one life during the two weeks of this
campaign then it's worth it:'
In addition to increasing radar sites
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weekend to deter drinking arxd driving
among students who are coming to the
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starting summer holidays. As
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licly -funded education systems in
Ontario.
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their feelings this fall on the current edu-
cation system under which public and
Catholic school systems receive govern-
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Brock trustee Bill Fairburn said the
two local boards are already saving
money by working together on a number
of matters.
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Flood notes Education Minister John
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education system. This prompted her
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S_IAII REPORIFR
AJAX - When Canadians cele-
brate Canada Day. 1.250 Ajax stu-
dents will play a big part in CBC's
televised version of our national
birthday party.
On June 20, students from South-
wood Park. Lakeside and Duftin's
Bay public schools and possibly one
other school will don red and white
T-shirts and form a giant. living
Canada flag at Rotary Park on the
lakeshore.
CBC will film the students as
they walk from four corners of the
park and
form the
flag, using
an overhead
c a m e r a
mounted on
a crane, says
Jim Hunter. administrative officer
with the Durham Board of Educa-
tion.
This segment will he used as the
opening sequence for CBC's Canada
Day telecast from Parliament Hill in
Ottawa. Mr. Hunter says.
The Ottawa crowd, expected to be
in excess of 100,00) people, will see
the Ajax students' flag as will Eng-
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across Canada at the start of the 9
p.m. live show, he says.
"It'll be fun;' says Brigitt Bassic,
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Sears regrets any inconvenience that
this may have caused.
"They (the students) will thoroughly enjoy
it."
Mr. Hunter says the CBC had originally
asked for 1.000 students but phoned him
Wednesday to increase that to 1,250 in
order to form the flag properly. He says
another school will be asked to contribute
1995 USE
COMPACT VA
32.000 kms A fe
Spills on seats.
Some grime in th
cupholders. Smell
like smoke Tires a
bald as the owne
who must sell t
upgrade to an Astro
Asking $22.900 A
number 06487
1994 COMPAC
VAN. 40.000 kT
Nice colour. N
loaded Only 1 asci
dent. $20.680. A
number 48254.
1995 VAN, Onl
28.000 kms
Teenager driven
never over the limit
Holds 18 (7 legaly)
Ad number 17453
$22.500. Ask fo
Buck
1993 PASSENGER/
CARGO VAN
Pe -feet for transport
of seafood. White
with large Mackerel
decal on sides
n't
Doessmell (with
windows open)
$21.000. Ad number
79462. Ask for
'Stirlk Ray_-
1994 COMPACT
VAN. City driver., by
elderly retiree Bike
racks and trailer
hitch included Ad
number 42008
$23,350
19% COMPACT
VAN. No accidents
caused by owner.
New shiny paint.
521.000. Ad number
44735_
99 _
15 COMPACT
VAN. Wife just had
her nose done.
Insists I buy van
with passenger air
bag. like an Astro.
Call Dirk. Ad num-
ber 67432. Asking
$23,000,_ _
1997 COMPACT
VAN. Similar to the
Chevy Astro. but
more expensive.
Asking $25.000.
Call Nina. Ad num-
ber 77309.
1995 COMPACT
VAN. Looks nice.
Great commercials.
No good features
except cup holders.
Comes with seat-
belts. Call Ted and
Lorraine. $22.500.
Ad number 19008.
1996 COMPACT
VAN. Expecting
second set of
triplets. Must trade
in current van for an
8 -seater Astro. Call
Debbie. $22.900 or
best offer. Ad num-
ber 73099.
1994 COMPACT
VAN. Must sell to
upgrade to Astro
w th side -guard
beams, now that
D son has his licence.
N, Call Fred Ad num-
w bei 55093. _ _
1996 VAN. Must sell
e current van to
s upgrade to Astro,
s with battery run -
r, down protection.
o Also looking for a
. good international
d exchange program
for 16 year old.
T Interested parties, in
s either my van or my
No
kid. should contact
Rudger. Ad number
d 69380. -
_ 1995 COMPACT
y VAN. Must sell
existing van. It
seems I require
4 -wheel ABS and a
good Optometrist.
523.500. Ad number
r
55350.- - -- - _ -
1996 PASSENGER
VAN for sale Good
condition No sliding
door child safety
lock Looking for
Win a van with thus
feature and my
4 -year old. Ad num-
ber 99284
1995 VAN. Moving
to Arizona Must
sell to buy van with
24 hour roadside
assistance Call
Ned. Ad number
63271 Asking
V23 000.
1994 COMPACT
VAN. Just changed
jobs Now runrwiq a
shuttle service for
Jerry Springer's
guests. Need a van
with removable mid-
dle and rear seats.
Ad number 26376
1996 COMPACT
VAN. Gently used
for dog walking ser-
vice. Canine aroma
included at no extra
charge Nose prints
will come off the
windows with a bit
of cleaner Asking
523.000. Ad number
97663. -
1995 USED COM-
PACT VAN.
$20.699. Comes
with driver and pas
senger seats. The
rest of your passen- 1
gers can sit on milk 1
crates (not sup-
plied). Ad number
87563.
1997 COMPACT
VAN. Yikes! Just
had our sixth kid
and need to n
upgrade to Astro
with seating for
eight. Used 1 year 1
for running kids to
daycare, hockey,
soccer, scouts,
guides. school. But, s
really, it's in great
students. There's a Catholic school within
walking distance of Rotary Park so they'll
be asked to take part.
Mr. Hunter says Louise Tassone, CBC's
production co-ordinator for the 1997 Cana-
da Day celebrations, contacted the board
and asked if CBC could work with some
shape. no spills
ever, really. Call
Betty. Ad number
94375_ _
1994 3 YEARS
NEW. Fully loaded
compact van.
(except for passen-
ger air bag) No war-
ranty. No roadside
assistance But in
Pretty good shape.
Just $20.099. Ad
number 46577.__
1996 COMPACT
VAN. 522.000 Low
low mileage. Mint
condition. Just dri-
ven to and from job -
site. Call Manny. Ad
number 87565 _
1995 COMPACT
CARGOIPASSEN-
GER VAN.
Upgrading to bigger
Astro for booming
deli delivery busi-
riess. Pretty sure we
know how to re-
install seats Interior
is burgundy with
mustard coloured
carpet. I believe it
was French's mus.
tard. Just 520.500.
Call David. ad num-
ber_28753 -
1997 COMPACT
VAN. Almost new
Good utility vehicle.
No air conditioning.
Small engine makes
it a good family van,
because it doesn't
go too fast. Asking
21.000. Ad number
75645
1996 VAN.
COMPACT/CARGO
/PASSENGER.
Great shape
Helped six friends
move last year
Carpet can be
repaired. Asking
99
$20.2Call Pete
Ad number 09475.
1997 COMPACT
VAN. Fully loaded
with buckets. Yup,
it's got a whole
bunch of buckets in
the back we'll throw
n for free. Just
$23.500. Ad number
75643_ _
1995 VAN. Great for
hauling kids and
other crud. Real
workhorse. Only
30,000 km (this
year). Don't miss
out. Call Bob. Ad
number 22075.
996 VAN. Only
0,000 km. spent 2
weeks as a pizza t
delivery van. Needs i
body work, shocks%
brakes and
Scotchguard.
Willing to trade for
ew Chevy Astro. 1
Call Lance. Ad num-
ber 06836.
995 USED u
COMPACT VAN.
32,000 kms. A few
pills on seats.
Some grime in the
cupholders. Smells
like smoke. Tires as
bald as the owner,
who must sell to
upgrade to an Astro.
Asking $22.900. Ad
number 06487.___
1994 COMPACT
VAN. 40.000 kms
Nice colour. Not
loaded. Only 1 acci-
dent.
cc -dent. $20.680. Ad
number 48254
1997 CHEVY
ASTRO. Brand new
4 -wheel ABS. dual air
bags. 4.3 litre Vortec
V6 engine. 4 speed
automatic transmis-
sion with overdrive
1995 VAN. Only
rear wheel drive. 8
28.000 kms
person seating. air
Teenager driven,
conditioning. AM/FM
never over the limit.
stereo. child safety
Holds 18 17 legally)
locks. side guard door
Ad number 17453
beams. intermittent
Only
$22.500. Ask for
15 995' ease
Buck.
er month!
1993 PASSENGER/
CARGO VAN.
Perfect for transport
of seafood. White
with large Mackerel
decal on sides
Doesn't smell (with
windows open).
521.000. Ad number
79462 Ask for
�bW Ray ---
1994 COMPACT
VAN. City driven, by
elderly retiree. Bike
racks and trailer
hitch included. Ad
number 42008.
$23,350.
1996 COMPACT
VAN. No accidents
caused by owner
New shiny paintum
$21.000. Ad nber
44735.-
1995 COMPACT
VAN. Wife lust had
her nose done.
Insists I buy van
with passenger air
bag, like an Astro.
Call Dirk Ad num-
ber 67432 Asking
$23,000._ _-
1997 COMPACT
VAN. Similar to the
Chevy Astro, but
more expensive.
Asking $25.000.
Call Nina. Ad num-
ber -773D9 _
1995 COMPACT
VAN. Looks nice
Great commercials.
No good features
except cup holders.
Comes with seat-
belts. Call Ted and
Lorraine. $22.500.
Ad number 19008.
1996 COMPACT
VAN. Expecting
second set of
riplets. Must trade
n current van for an
8 -seater Astro. Call
Debbie. $22,900 or
/lest offer. Ad num-
ber 73099.
994 COMPACT
VAN. Must sell to
pgrade to Astro
with side -guard
beams, now that
son has his licence.
Call Fred. Ad num-
ber 55093.
36 mon s Complete
with new car smell
and those lithe rubber
-hairs' on the tires.
Call 1-800-463-7483.
Till
Ta
poll
schools for the filming.
The board agreed readily.
"It's a bonus," Mr. Hunter says.
"It'll be exciting for the kids and their
parents."
He adds that in the 1960s, a similar event
took place at Thorah Central Public School
X akianwki iiirow MM; Toasea on a JC month lease for Chevy Astro Van 1 SA equipped as described. Annual kilometre limit: 20,000 km, $0.08 per excess $
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kilometre. A minimum down payment of $3,000 is required. Security deposit of $300 is required. 'Freight S845r ilOrrce, insurance and taxes are not ended
ed. Offer applies to 1997 new or demonstrator models. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Dealer may selVlease for less. Offer applies to qualified retail s1..i,.....
customers only. Limited time offer while quantities last, Offer may not be combined or used with other offers. OAC. VisA your local Chevrolet dealer or car tad n-463 7483.
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Around Durham Region _Z
Teen '
in mur er wante to e a cop
`He wouldn't hurt a Sergeant Jim Grimley said the had been living at his girlfriend's "covered in blood around1.
fly' says mom
Bl' STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM STAFF
OSHANNA -- Antony Hines was
to write his final high school exam
yesterday then pursue "dreams of
being a police detective:'
Instead. the 18-vear-old
Oshawa man, who "wouldn't hurt
a fly" says his mother, appeared in
provincial court to face a first-
degree murder charge following
the early morning stabbing of a 21 -
year -old man.
Durham Regional Police said a
"dispute" involving several young
men, in the city's south end just
before midnight, turned into a
bloody "street fight' when some-
one went to an apartment, returned
armed with a kitchen knife and
stabbed two men.
photo by Walter Passarella
Antony Lemuel Hines is
escorted into Oshawa court
Thursday charged with first-
degree murder. His family
believes he was the victim of a
racially -motivated attack.
Bare breasts at beach
draw mixed reactions
BY BRIAN LEGREE
DL RHARt STAFF
OSHAWA - Saying they don't
want any "tan lines," two young
women removed their bikini tops
at Lakeview Beach Wednesday -
turning the heads of some and
turning off others.
"It's hilarious, guys are stop-
ping and there's all kinds of traf-
fic:" said Tcrra Kain, 21, of Whit-
by. who joined friend Jessica
Waters. 21. of Oshawa - and
dozens of men - in removing their
tops as the mercury hit 31 C.
Ms. Kain says she dropped the
top because "1 don't like having
tan lines. 1 have to tan and I don't
wear a top at home, so why change
because I'm at a beach?"
They're believed to be the first
women to bare their breasts at
Lakeview Beach, say Durham
Regional Police, who say they
haven't received any formal com-
plaints about toplessness in the
region.
The women, taking advantage
of a December court ruling which
makes it legal for them to go top-
less, received plenty of attention
after removing their tops. The
women say they'll only go topless
at the beach, not while walking the
streets, and admit they're con-
cerned about showing their breasts
in front of children.
"When we see kids, we cover
Up - they don't need to see that
yet:" says Ms. Waters.
Some parents who took their
children to the beach were angered
by the topless women.
"It's disgusting, I know it's
allowed, but it's still disgusting;'
says Amy Parker, who brought her
18 -month-old girl to the beach.
" 1 didn't think I'd sec it down
here - it was shocking.' says Paul
Black, 22. who says he noticed
..some kids staring. I think they
should separate it and have a des-
ignated nude beach. I think it will
cause more problems for Oshawa,
there will be more perverts
around.-
As
round"As temperatures around
Ontario have soared in the past
week, some women have been tak-
ing advantage of an Ontario Court
of Appeal decision handed down
late last year, which ruled topless-
ness shouldn't draw a criminal
charge as an indecent act.
The City has a dress code for
municipal pools, both indoor and
outdoor, but no policy regarding
Lakeview Beach or city parks,
says Rosalie Evans, the City's
director of legal services.
A City Hall source says some
women have inquired about going
topless at municipal pools this
summer.
Neighbors douse fire
RAGLAN — Two quick -think-
ing employees of White Feather
Farms helped save a house from
burning to the ground Tuesday
afternoon, Oshawa Fire Department
officials say.
A three-year-old playing with a
lighter around 4:35 p.m. sparked a
fire that caused about $25,000 dam-
age to a home at 190 Raglan Rd. E.,
adjacent to White Feather Farms,
but damage could have been much
worse, says Steve Meringer of the
Oshawa Fire Department.
Tom Vandervoort, 23, and Wayne
Evans, 21, came to the rescue after
being notified of the fire through the
company's radio system, went to the
basement of the burning home,
turned on the water and used a gar-
den hose to "basically knock down
the fire"
man killed was knifed in the chest
near the area outside of 85 Bloor
St. W. He managed to flee to a
nearby home on Oxford Street,
where he was found by police after
collapsing outside a residence.
"He went to the window of a
home and was banging (on the
screen door) and smashed it in
while screaming for help;' said
Sgt. Grimley, adding the resident
inside called 911.
Yesterday morning shattered
glass covered the front porch and
blood spatters stained the front
lawn of the house and walkway
leading to the front and side doors.
Police said the victim - whose
name was not released but who
was identified in court as Scan
Rideout - was rushed to Oshawa
General Hospital. He died about
30 minutes later.
Mr. Rideout recently mord to
Oshawa from the east coast ani':
Oshawa residence. He has no
known local family.
The second stabbing victim, a
17 -year-old Whitby boy who suf-
fered knife wounds to an arm and
shoulder, was treated at hospital
and released, Sgt. Grimley said.
Allicia Mifsud, 29, told the
News Advertiser she was standing
near the window of her second -
floor apartment balcony when she
witnessed a group of people
'.walking up the middle of the road
screaming profanities at this one
person.
"He went running into the
building banging on the superin-
tendent's door saying, 'Help me,
someone's trying to kill me,- said
the Bloor Street resident.
Later, while at the emergency
unit at hospital waiting for a doctor
to cc her infant daughter who suf-
--m asthma, Mrs. Mifsud
a« the stabbing victim
photo by Walter Passarella
Jessica Walters (left) and Terra Kain chose to go topless at
Lakeview Park beach in Oshawa Wednesday.
Nine charged in
downtown
Oshawa
prostitution
sweep
OSHAWA - Nine people face
prostitution -related charges after
Durham Regional Police conduct-
ed a sweep in central Oshawa late
Tuesday.
Eight'men and a woman, rang-
ing in age from 22 to 55, face a
variety of charges.
The men have been charged
with communication for the pur-
pose of prostitution, while the
woman was charged with assault
and communication for the pur-
pose of prostitution.
Another woman was charged
with assault during the sweep,
police say.
Seven of the people arrested are
from Oshawa, while individuals
h
chest being wheeled In.
"A blanket that was over hi
was just soaked with blood."
Sgt. Grimley said a man wh
left the area atter the stabbing
returned shortly after to the sce
and was arrested atter surrenderin
to police.
Antony Lemuel Hines, o
Wellington Street, was ordere
detained in custody after making
brief appearance in an Oshaw
court. He is charged with first.
degree murder and aggravate
assault.
His mother, Bea Hines, we
inside the courtroom during t
clean-shaven teen's one-minutE-1
appearance. She said she's devas-, ;
tated her son is accused of murder-
Mrs.
urder
Mrs. Hines, her daughter and, <<
family friends claimed yesterday ,',
Antony was the victim of a racial.
ly-motivated attack.
"I know Antony wouldn't hurt
fly. He doesn't provoke anything;'
she said of her son, who is in th&a"-
adult education program at Hold.,
Cross Catholic- School. "Het -
dreams of being a police detec-
tive"
Just before his arrest. Ms. Hints
said. Antony, who is black, called
her from his girlfriend's apartment
sounding "terrified;' saying he had
been attacked while riding his bike
by a group of "skinhead punk
rockers...
"He called me from (his girl.
friend) Kim's and said he had bees
jumped. He said Mom, can you
come, just come...
"He said they beat him and
chased him... He said there was
six of them and then two of them
left. Then they said 'Let's get this
nigger," said Mrs. Hines, pausing
between words to wipe tears from
her eyes.
Homicide detectives investigat-1
ing the case would not comment :
on what motivated the incident.
Mr. Hines appears again in
court June 19.
from Pickering, Whitby and New-
castle also face charges, police
say.
Oshawa man faces
multiple charges
OSHAWA - An 18 -year-old
man faces several charges after
police followed a stolen vehicle
and apprehended a suspect follow-
ing a short foot chase early
Wednesday.
Durham Regional Police offi-
cers followed a vehicle, which had
been reported stolen in Lindsay,
northbound on Cubert Street short-
ly after midnight and followed it
until it crashed as it left the road at
the west end of Sinclair Avenue.
The driver then fled the car, but
was nabbed by police.
Lee Gaskin, of no fixed address,
has been charged with possession
of stolen property over $5,000,
dangerous operation of a motor
vehicle, fail to stop for police and
fail to remain at the scene of an
accident.
71.
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THE NEWS AJ)VERTISI R FRIDAY, JUNE,13,
197 - PAGE 15
Don'tpaws before signing for in A'ax
AJAX — Cadarackyue Public School's
summer day camp will be even bigger and bet-
ter this year.
"The camp, because it was so popular last
year, is running for four weeks, instead of three
weeks;" says school librarian Lynne Lecch.
Last year, about 75 children took part in the
school's first summer day camp. -Ibis year.
more than I (X) youngsters are already signed
up for Camp Cougar. There are still spaces for
about five children at each of the weekly
camps. Ms. Leech says.
Camp will run the weeks of July 7, 14, 21
and 28 at the school, on Miles Drive in Ajax.
Ms. Leech says children from Grade 1 to 6
frorn all over Durham arc welcome to attend.
1995 VOYAGER WAGON
3.OL, auto, p.s.. air. 7 pass. 6 more. V5221 I
55814 Pr week
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T1504A SALE S10,888
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1996 NEON 2 DOOR
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A basketball clinic for boys and girls will be
run at the camp the week of July 14.
Other events for the summer include a visit
to Jungle Cat World in Orono, in keeping with
the camp's name, a fun day every Friday, triv-
ia, outside sports, co-operative games and
scavenger hunts.
The focus of the camp will he safety. Ms.
Leech says. There will be bike rodeos and vis-
its from Durham Regional Police and ambu-
lance services.
School teachers will staff the camp, with
help from Grade 8 students as counsellors.
The camp costs $125 per student per week.
You can sign up for one week or several by
calling the school at 429-2347.
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1996 STRATUS 4 DOOR
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1997 RAM 3500 CLUB CAD
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R1557A s49-19
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1996 GRAND AM SE 4 DOOR
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1997 TOWN A COUNTRY LXi
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Walk or run lakeshore to ♦ p p hel hos ital
You can help your hospital by going for a walk or a run on
Sunday, June 22.
The fourth annual Run the Lake to raise funds for Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital is sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of
the two towns. This year, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish and Picker-
ing Mayor Wayne Arthurs are challenging each other to see
who can get the most residents out from their respective com-
munity. The event starts at 9:30 a.m. at Rotary Park on Lake
Driveway West in Ajax. There are five and 10-kilometrCruns
and a five -km walk. Last year, 110 participants raised $30X).
The walk starts at 9:30 a.m. and both runs at 10 a.m. Cost for
runners is $15 if they sign up before June 22 and $20 if they
register on the day of the event. Walkers pay $10.
Registration forms are at the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex, the Ajax Community Centre, any Subway sandwich shop
in Ajax and Pickering, and at most financial institutions.
photo by A.J. Groen
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ADDICTIONS: The Serenity
(;roup holds a 12 -step recovery
mec(ing at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist
Church. 817 Kingston Rd.. Picker-
ing. It meets weekly and deals with
;addictions of all types including co-
dependency. A children's program is
availahle as required. 428-9431.
evenings (Jim).
SATURDAY, JUNE 14
WRITERS: The Writers' Circle of
Durham Region hosts its monthly
Durham
College can
fast-track
you to a
computer
career
I I you're thinking of a career in the
:i�t-_,rowing computer industry.
)urham College has a fast-track cer-
ilicatc program for you.
Durham Management Centre
,Iters a full-time, seven-month pro-
rani. Business Information Systems.
,.%hich trains people for ground -fluor
,omputer positions such as junior
,%stems analyst or junior program-
'ner.
Mckxly Brewer -Mailer, director of
'iusiness and industry development
services, notes employers in Canada
Nave 15,0(X) vacancies for computer
1rogrammers alone. The shortage is
*xpected to increase to 20,(M in
-hree years.
Students will learn a variety of
Vplications, including operating sys-
icros. systems management and pro -
"ramming techniques. They will also
het help with preparing resumes and
interview techniques.
The program begins June 30 with a
,econd session starting Sept. 15. Up
to 15 students attend lectures and
_ain hands-on lab experience. Classes
run live hours a day. Monday to Fri-
day.
Students must have a Grade 12
diploma or equivalent, he proficient
in written and oral English, possess
strung communications and problem -
solving skills and be self-starters.
Each applicant must also submit a
resume and undergo an evaluation by
centre staff.
A free information session on the
program will be held Tuesday, June
17 at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the col-
lege's Skills Training Centre, 1610
Champlain Ave., Whitby.
To attend one of the sessions or get
more information about the program,
call Scott Shepperdson at 721-3343.
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Don't Miss the 2T" Annual
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Saturday June 7-15,1997
Its a Family Affair
Writers and Editors Dialogue from 9 to I I
a.m. at Jackson's Touch of Class, 104 Con-
sumers Dr., Whitbv. Jonathan van Bilsen
will read from his newly -released espionage
thriller Iberian Betrayal. Members $8, oth-
ers $10, which includes continental break-
fast. Reserve, 686-2085 (Marjorie Green).
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10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Village Commu-
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wood Rd.. Ajax. Free admission. Table are
available for $30 each. 683-9465 (Rose).
SUNDAY, JUNE 15
PICNIC: The mayor and council of Ajax
invite residents to a town picnic, part of
ways to
Ajax Home Week. from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. at
the waterfront, at Harwood Avenue and
Lake Driveway.
There are childrens' activities, entertain-
ment and a barbecue hosted by the Ajax
Optimists Club. Park free at the Harwood
Plaza and catch a free shuttle bus to the
waterfront.
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Nex\-sroom 683-5110
Weekend at the movies...
Con Air lands,
Now plaving at Aloviplex 9, Pickering:
Addicted to Lo- e: Nle_ Rvan. Matthew Broder-
ick. A HoIIN\+ood line story/comedy about two jilt-
ed lkners who plot revenge against their respective
ex -mates. However, they end up finding love
again... this time with each other.
Austin Powers: Mike h1ycrx, Elizabeth Hurley.
A '60s secret agent is frozen in time and brought
back to life in the '%, in this retro -comedy. An
affectionate spoof of the psychedelic era.
Breakdown: Kurt Russell, Kathleen Quinlan.
Russell goes into action overdrive in this highway
thriller about a man whose wife is kidnapped when
their car breaks down.
Budd-.: Rene Russe, Robbie Coltrane. ?donkey
shines are all the rage in this comedy about a lovable
go n I la.
Con Air: Nicholas Cage, John Cusack: Plane
hijacking flick full of smash-ups and explosions. A
group of cons hijack a plane and end up crashing_
into a I.as Ve-.,as hotel
Fifth Element: Bruce Willis. Gar -N Oldman.
Another Bruce Willis action thriller but with a futur-
istic twist.
Gone Fihin: Dann Glover, Joe Pesci. The first
comedic collaboration between Glover and Pesci
since the Ls(hal Weapon trilogy.
Ajax dancers
. hoof it to
national
showcase
AJ XX — A large group of
hooters troin an Ajax dance studio
is off to the nationals in British
Columbia next munch.
Twenty-five Shawnev's Dance
Studio students will compete at
the Canadian !rational Dance
Championships in New Westmin-
ster in July. The dancers qualified
after outstanding performances at
the Canadian Regional Dance
Competition in Guelph last
month Twenty-nine dance studios
from across southern Ontario
competed at the regional event.
Shawney's dancers won three
gold medals in the junior cate-
gories and captured seven silver
medals at the regionals. The stu-
dio's dancers were also presented
the prestigious Encore Award for
the most entertaining routine.
Heading for the nationals are
Kristen Hunter, Jessica Gazzola,
Robyn Russell, Alyssa Horne,
Chantelle LeBlanc, Nicole
Mitchell, Melissa Mitchell,
Alyssia Baksh, Kelly Boyd, Lisa
Taylor, Stephanie Taylor, Ana Lee Students from Shawney's Dance Studio from Ajax will
LaRose, Katelyn Cossar, Sue compete at the Canadian National Dance Championships
Ellen Baldwin, Danielle Barbeau, in New Westminster, B.C. in Jul after 25 from the club
Brandi Reader, Katie Tippett, y
Leslie Murray, Whitney Cum- qualified at the southern Ontario regional qualifier in
mings, Jill Larmand, Melissa Guelph last month. Shawney's dancers won three gold
Brunet, Michelle Murray, Lindsay medals in the junior categories and captured seven silver
Taylor, Amanda Jardine and medals at the regionals.
Danielle Taylor. —
Speed 2 docks
News
Liar, Liar: Jim Carrev. A lawyer can't lie tM 24
hours after his young son gets his birthda} wish.
Another comedic showcase: fior Carney.
Lost N orld: Jcfl' Goldblum, Julianne Mot)re. The
sequel to Stcven Spielberg's blockbuster Jurassic
Park is hack Nith a prehistoric rear. A scientific team
returns to the island where dinosaurs were reintro-
duced in this latest edition of the sci-ti thriller. Spec-
tacular special effects and plenty of lone -crunching
mayhem are expected to make this one of the sum-
mer's blockbusters.
Speed 2: Cruise Control: Sandra Bullock. Jason
Patrli. lh)n't Iixok fir Canadian hunk Kcanu Reeves
in this one. He skipped the sequel. And, don't look
for a high-speed bus trip.
lt's nol there either. In this one. Bullock and
Patric are "rockin' the boat".
Trial and Error: Michael Richards, Jeff
Daniels. Richards. a.k.a. Cosmo Kramer of Seinfeld
fame. makes his big -screen comedy debut as a
lawyer. But how does he enter a room?
Now plaving at the Cineplex (Meon Champlain
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Beverly Robinson
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husband, Mark and �.
son, Blaise. The
Golden Griddle gave
photo by A.J. Groen
out free carnations and a special gift to
celebrate Mothers Day. In conjunction with
Mappins Fine Jewellers they also gave
every Mom the opportunity to enter to win a
blue sapphire diamond necklace.
Beverly was delighted to hear she had won
the necklace. Beverly is shows above with
her husband and son on the evening she
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Travolta
plays an angel,
asaint, not in new release
BY STEVEN R. COLE and a scene of sexuality. I checked my thing college student who doesn't know
SPECIAL'r0'lllti NEWS AUVEKIISF-R watch two times. he possesses the crystal that can prevent
Movie Watch rates movies by how the warlords from taking over Earth. A.T.
many times I check my watch, with one C'RO.S.SWORII)S (Rutger Hauer) is the retired '-mystic"
being the best and five the worst. Starring Rutger Hauer and Josh who unwillingly decides to help him get
MICHAEL
Starring John Travolta and Andie
RlacDowell; directed by Nora Ephron
rated PG
An angel comes to video this week in
the form of a romantic-comcdy. Travolta
is Michael, an angel who isn't necessan-
ly a saint. He is on his last trip to Earth
and has decided that he wants to sec
everything. In (irder to do this, he reveals
his identity to a tabloid, which dispatch -
c% its best reporter (William Hurt), a ph(�
tographer (Robert Pastorelli), and its new
-angel expert" Andie Mac Dowell.
Michael becomes more than they bar-
gained for as he takes them on a journey
acr(ns the country they will never forget.
However, as the trip progress(-%, his true
motives are slowly revealed, showing he -
may be more saintly than he would like
to admit. Travolta originally made this
when Phenomenon was still at its height
of popularity.
This movie should he well rcccivtd
by the same audience. It has some great
moments but grows slow and a little
repetitive at tirries. I checked my watch
three: times.
PAIA90KAVILLE
Starring William Forsythe and Vin-
cent Galt; directed by Alan Taylor
rated 14A
Another hidden gem has just come to
video and is worth checking out.
Palookaville is the story of three friends
who are having financial problems. Vin-
cent Gallo still lives with his parent%,
William Forsythe has been evicted and
can't feed his dogs and Adam Tresc has
been out of work for some time. They
decide to pull off the perfect crime. If
they rob a jewelry store they will be set
until things turn around. The only thing
is that when they break in through the
back door, they bust into the adjoining
bakery. With their plans ruined, they
decide to return to their lives until one
day they see an armored truck crash.
They react quickly and save the driver's
life and return the truck to the last place
it made a pick-up.
When they realize
the opportunity
they just gave up,
they decide to
recreate it so they
will once again
perform the per-
fect crime.
This movie is
highlighted by
some great charac-
ters and their rela-
tionships with one
another. Parents
should be cau-
tioned about the
use of language
Charles; directed by Krishna Rao
rated PG
Crossworlds is a sci-fi/adventure
about inter -dimension warriors trying to
save Earth from the warlords occupying
their home world.
Josh Charles is Joseph, a 20-some-
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PICKERING VILLAGE
DENTURE
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William Steil, DD,
F.C.A.C.(A)
84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W.
PICKERING VILLAGE. AJAX
683-4294
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84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W.
PICKERING VILLAGE. AJAX
683-4294
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10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Clock Repairs,
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The Shops and
Businesses of the
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619-1270
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1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
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428-2162
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Clock Repairs,
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at the festival.
22 Linton Avenue
683-1018
The Shops and
Businesses of the
Pickering Village
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welcome
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619-1270
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Lpurism weeK
1 *% a% IMM T C _ T AAS1.
Marketing Ontario To The
Pristine wilderness, wide open spaces and outdoor
like foreign travel close to home. They are
adventures. Cosmopolitan cities, exciting theatre and
drawn to cosmopolitan cities, as well as tour -
a safe and friendly environment. Ontario has them all
in9 and outdoor experiences. Value and price -
and, in the competitive, fast-growing world of global
conscious, they prefer short trips, with the
tourism, it's the diversity that makes Ontario a stand-
planning made easier by flexible package
out destination for visitors from abroad. The favour-
deals and last-minute bargains. The casinos
able U.S./Canadian dollar exchange rate is a strong
at Windsor and Niagara are popular with tour -
incentive too. Findings like these were highlighted by
ists from the border States of New York and
the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Trade
Michigan.
and Tourism at the announcement of Tourism
The German market, in contrast, cherishes
Awareness Week, June 9 to 15. The theme is 'On-
Ontario's natural environment. Visiting nation-
tario Tourism -- the Global Industry in Our Backyard".
al and provincial parks, observing wildlife, and
In communities of all sizes across the province,
outdoor activities such as sport fishing and
tourism is becoming a mainstay of the local economy
hiking are favourite pastimes. German tourists
with great potential for future growth," said Minister
usually spend a week or more in Ontario,
Bill Saunderson. "We have great opportunities to
often renting recreational vehicles to explore
increase our world market share, which is great news
the province. The French favour summertime.
for small businesses which are the backbone of the
while the Japanese enjoy organized bus tours
industry."
of the countryside, always including a stop at
According to Conference Board of Canada econo-
Niagara Falls.
mist Kip Beckman, the tourism industry is expected to
There is one common thread among all
th h T
PARKWOOD
Estate and Gardens
The 55 -room cnansion, elegantly furnished and set amac
id 12 res of
breathtaking grounds, was home to the late R.S. McLaughlin -
founder of General Motors of Canada. Enjoy personally guided
tours year round. Linger awhile in the Gift Shop, Carden Teahouse
Restaurant or Greenhouse Tearoom (according to season).
grow faster than the gener. ase groups, owever. hey all enjoy the
al economy through the shopping experience Ontario affords them --
end of the decade. Tourism taking advantage of the Canadian dollar and
employs about 400.000 the quality of the products we offer.
people directly and indi- One of the Ministry's goals for 1997 is to
rectly -- accounting for sev- achieve significant visitation and revenue
en per cent of total employ- growth in the five target markets. 'Our
ment in the province. marketing strategy showcases Ontario as an
Ontario's key interna- ideal vacation destination in ways that
tional tourism markets address the specific tastes and needs of
include the United States, each eget group' Mr. Saunderson said.
the Untied Kingdom '
ngdom, Working with its partners in the tourism
France, Germany and industry, the Ministry of Economic
Japan. Historically, visitors Development. Trade and Tourism takes part
from these countries spend in a wide variety of international promotions.
the most time and money Some examples include media advertising
in -the province. Together, campaigns, trade shows and tours to intro -
thew groups accounted for duce Ontario tourism products to foreign
more than 80 per cent of operators, and special promotions to highlight
Ontario's S5 -billion earn- attractions such as Northern Ontario's out.
ings from the non-domestic door sports and recreation.
tourism in 1995. "We're working hard to help the industry
Facts About Ontario Tourism each group has cis sea a of abroad,- said Mr. achieve
growth
tinct preferences. For Is one of the best ways to achieve growth in
• Tc unsm is the core activity of more than 28.000 bus- farung, canoe% Wale.. ny s❑c JeLSKIIng example. U.S. travellers Ontario tourism. greater prosperity for com-
nesses in Ontario. ---ding accommodationfood and
beverage. afhactians and recreation.
• Recent revised 1996 statistics show that tourism
Spending reached 513.6 billion in Ontario last year.
About SS.5 boon of that comes from outside the pro-
vince malting tourism one of our largest sources of lor-
egn earnings.
• Tourism creates and sustains jobs. The industry
employs about 400,000 people directly and indirectly in
Organo. Thais over seven per card of total employ-
ment Tourism is a major employer of young people
and one of the largest seasonal employers of youth
and students.
• For many people, a job in tourism represents their
introduction to the workforce.
• Toronto is the site of the worlds largest Caribbean
festival, Caribana. Tourists from all over the world
cometo the city for this event, which is even larger
than the one in Trinidad.
• The world's largest nickel is in Sudbury, measuring
over 30 feet high and issued in 1951. Sudbury is
known pnmanty for its nickel and copper mines.
• Ontario attracts the third-largest English speaking
theatre -gong audience in the world from its huge, daz-
zling commercial productions to its local community
shows.
• At Niagara Fans, one of the great wonders of the
world, nearly 800,000 gallons of water per second
thunder over a 187400t drop.
• The worhd's second•largasit Oktobedest takes place in
Kitchener -Waterloo. and is only eCWW by the one n
Munich. Gemnarry. The bydiYonW Bavarian lestivAies
include "o_VW bands, ledsrtman-lad dancers,
schnitzel, sauerkmA txatwurst and plenty of beer.
• Ontario s oldest known settlenisirill Moosonee. can be
reached by the Prier Baer f;Wess This train ride trav-
els 30o kilometres b the James BW lowlands and the
Cormh r illm of Moose rectory and tMoosonee.
• The WYoWs greitlest c ak-t.— of Group of seven
World
munities in every corner of
the province."
Parkwood
Estate & Gardens
National Historic Site
• 55 room mansion
• lavish original furnishings
• gardens from serene to spectacular
• Garden restaurant & Gift Shop
Tues to Sun 10:30 to 4:00 (until Labour Day)
1:30 to 4:00 (Labour Day to June)
270 Simcoe N. Oshawa
(905) 433-4311
THEY DO AS MUCH FOR TOURISM
AS NIAGARA FALLS.
paintings are belled at the McAidtael Canadian Art From service staff to cab drivers to construction workers, more people affect tourism in Ontario than you think.
Collection in Kbk*erW
. The worms teppo ful*c cWMcbm of Hemy Moore As one of our largest economic resources, tourism contributes over $11.5 billion to our economy every year.
sculptures are at ftAdGallery atonlanoinToronto. It creates thousands of jobs, builds communities and provides new opportunities for entrepreneurs and
• The world's biggest !lame preserve in the Chapleau
Game Preserve, chapnew. Here, moose and bear investors alike. So whether you grow zucchini for hotel restaurants or make hinges for theatre seats, join us to
wander freely and hundreds of gird spaces can be
Sighted. celebrate Tourism Awareness Week.
• The Seagnwn Museum in waterloo is the only Whateveryou do, you play an important role in Ontario tourism.
museurn in the world devoted to bath spirits and wines
Point contain the southernmost tip of mainland �NTl ]➢rIO
Canada, contains one of the worlds great natural bird
sanctuaries, and this is where one of the world's most
magnificent annual migration of the monarch bulterfhy
occurs. THE TO l' R I S Nl FEDERATION OF ONTARIO AND Tourism Awaremn Wick
• Wasaga Beach is the world's longest fresh -water 'I' i i E IM I N I S T R Y OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, TRADE AND TOURISM .Ifmt 9 - Jnna 1s• 1997
each,
• Ontario has over 400,000 lakes and rivers than any
other region in the world, which translates into more
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Pickerin
Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363
photo by Ron Pietroniro
All oars in the water
A West Rouge community boat crew practises Dragon Boat Challenge this Saturday at Bruce
Sunday on Frenchman's Bay for the Pickering Hanscombe Park.
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Dunbarton rugby Spartans number two
PICKERING — The Dunbarton
High School Spartans senior boys'
rugby team had to settle for silver at
this year's provincial championships in
Oakville.
The number -tour ranked Spartans
came up short in the gold -medal game
against number -three ranked St.
Andrew's College of Aurora 7-3 at the
Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic
Association championships last Friday.
St. Andrew's had a dynamic start
and held a 7-0 lead at half-time on a
converted try. The Spartans bravely
fought back and dominated the
remainder of the contest, but could
only manage a Ione penalty kick by Al
Thatcher. A stellar St. Andrew's
defence held back continued
Dunbarton attacks near the goal line
and the Spartans were unable to break
in for a try.
Earlier in
the tourna-
m e n t ,
Dunbarton
defeated
Loyalist of
Kingston 17-
Life's a Beach for Wanderers rugby teams
bombed in two games by Balmy Beach
AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers Rugby
Club's men's first and second teams had
sand kicked in their faces by Balmy
Beach in league action here Sunday.
The Beach defeated the Wanderers
firsts 26-7 in Ontario Rugby League
action. Jason Stoter scored a try, while
Chris Duffy added a conversion.
The Wanderers seconds were upended
by the Beach 29-12 in Toronto Rugby
Union play. Jason Ttamasim and Scott
Humphrey each scored a try, while
Martin Lee booted a conversion.
The Ajax thirds edged the Toronto
Barbarians seconds 20-19 in Toronto
Rugby Union action. Harried Hashmant,
Ryan Conacher. Floyd Williams and
Ridley Dolittle each scored a try for the
Wanderers.
Meanwhile, in women's action, also
at the Ajax club, the Wanderers firsts
clobbered North Halton firsts 73-0.
Claudine Tyrell scored four tries, while
Tara Trussell, Annette Darby, Meagan
Haney, Janet Burrell and Dawn
Manorowslu had one try apiece. Anne -
Marie Fleming scored a try and added
nine converts.
Meanwhile, Canada's senior men's
rugby team defeated Hong Kong 17-16
in Vancouver in the Pacific Rim
Tournament Saturday. Kevin Morgan of
the Wanderers played for his second time
and has been picked to start in this
Saturday's game in Vancouver against
Japan. Canada finishes the tourney in
San Francisco against the U.S. June 21.
A win in either game will clinch
Canada's second straight championship
in the two-year-old competition.
All three Wanderers men's teams and
the two women's squads will be on the
road this Saturday in league play. The
men's firsts will be at Ottawa for a con-
test against the Irish, the seconds will
play at Balmy Beach and the thirds take
on the Wild Boars at Fletcher's Fields in
Markham. The women's first and second
teams will play at Brampton.
lire Wanderers boys' under -19 and
under -17 squads start their season on
June 25. Practices are held Mondays and
Wednesdays at the club on Harwood
Avenue north at
6:30 p.m. For
more information,
call Floyd
Williams at 686-
2763.
ssa
The Wanderers
Rugby Club will
show the three test
series between the
British Lions and
the South African
Springboks on
June 21, June 28
and July 5 via satellite on the club's 60 -
inch television. Cost is $10 per game or
$25 for all throe. For more information,
call John Tipping at 668-8186.
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0, Mayfield of Brampton 5-0 and, in
the semi-final game, knocked off num-
ber -one ranked Barrie Central I I -3 to
advance to the championship game.
The senior rugby Spartans won
their way to OFSAA after capturing
their third consecutive Lake Ontario
Secondary School Athletics title.
Team members are Bruno Az&cdo,
Gord Bradshaw, Martin Burrafato,
Wes Chan, Drew Evans, Ayman
Ghadi, Andrew Ghandour, Glenn
Ikeda, Lee Kennedy, Craig Law, Shaun
McIntosh. Evan MacKay, Chris
Malcolm, Rob Martin, Iain Meredith,
Steve Poposki, Kalev Promm, Glenn
Shiers, Chris Staples, Josh Tavares,
Kevin Taylor, Al Thatcher, Paul Van
Huss and Bob Cochrane.
The Spartans are coached by Bill
Dalliday, Hugh Mowbray and John
Drew.
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PICKERING BASEBALL ASSOCIATION
Standings as of May
30.
T BALL DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T
F
A
PTS
Framing Art Centre 4
2
0
2
101
91
5
Licks of Pickering 2
2
0
0
64
57
4
Keefco Marketing 4
1
2
1
150
130
3
Min Com Realty 2
1
1
0
77
76
2
Alex Irving Motors 4
1
3
0
104
114
2
victory Fire Equip. 3
0
3
0
93
106
0
ROOKIE
BALL DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T
F
A
PTS
Boyer Pontiac 4
4
0
0
43
15
8
Freeway Ford 3
3
0
0
45
11
6
Dairy Queen 4
3
1
0
43
38
6
Compucentre 5
2
2
1
32
43
5
The Sharks 4
1
2
1
32
39
3
Pickering Honda 2
1
1
0
16
15
2
R Bursey Real Est 2
1
1
0
7
7
2
Mighty Molars 3
1
2
0
28
31
2
,4ob Currie Auto 3
1
2
0
24
25
2
;hendan H 8 AC 3
1
2
0
18
23
2
Pickering Village Sp. 3
1
2
0
14
17
2
.Vex Irving Motors 4
0
4
0
12
55
0
TYKE DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T
F
A
PTS
�'et Value 4
3
0
152
35
7
;rade A Expectations4
3
0
t
49
28
7
' ckerng Toyota 3
3
0
0
35
13
6
,ceefco Marketing 4
3
1
0
40
37
6
',me Carpentry 2
2
0
0
18
13
4
;hoppers Drug Mart 3
1
2
0
27
28
2
Faint 8 Paper Plus 2
0
2
0
20
24
0
Autodyne Inc 3
0
3
0
17
23
0
Ohckering Playing F 4
0
4
0
26
53
0
PEEWEE DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T
F
A
PTS
Duffer n Games Rm 3
3
0
0
39
26
6
Boyer Pontiac 4
3
1
0
42
19
6
Floss Falcon Dental 4
3
1
0
45
26
6
Peter's Appliances 5
3
2
0
58
33
6
Certified Heating 5
2
3
0
52
59
4
P,,ntng Unlimited 4
2
2
0
53
39
4
Bremner Pod d Spa 3
1
2
0
34
29
2
Mdas M~ 3
1
2
0
25
29
2
Discount Pant Cent, 3
1
2
0
23
42
2
Bank of Montreal 4
1
3
0
27
45
2
Tame Carpentry 3
0
3
0
17
37
0
BANTAM DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T
F
A
PTS
Consumers Gas 5
3
0
2
44
19
7
Liberty Mutual 5
3
1
t
50
27
7
Swiss Chalet 4
2
0
2
33
21
S
Boyer Pontiac 3
1
1
1
11
13
3
Un,strut Construcbon 3
1
2
0
24
37
2
Art Thompson Arena 4
1
3
0
17
27
2
Quarry Tune -Up 3
0
2
1
20
42
1
P—nng Lkw- OW 2
0
2
0
17
30
0
MIDGET DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T
F
A
PTS
Pubic Optical 4
3
0
1
54
24
7
P Ckenng Town Cent. 4
3
1
0
35
21
6
Marchant School 3
1
2
0
16
34
2
AME Deck 8 Fence 4
1
3
0
27
29
2
P'ckertng Slo-Sports 3
0
2
1
25
32
1
Bryan Milts d Assoc. 1
0
1
0
5
10
0
Durham Devils
hexed by Voodoo
in in-line hockey
The Durham Devils MISSION In -
Line junior 'A' roller hockey squad was
vexed by the Vo (-Kkx), but ran past the
Thoroughblades in recent Ontario Junior
'A' Roller Hockey League action.
The Devils travelled to Thornhill to
play the York Thoroughblades in their
second league game of the season on
June 2. The Devils fought hard against a
larger, older York team and skated away
with the victory. No score was reported.
Durham opened the game with two
quick goals to humble the opposition.
The Devils dropped the season open-
er to the Scarborough Voodoo 5-4 on
June I at the Pickering Village Arena
The Voodoo won the game in a shootout,
atter a five-minute sudden -death over-
time frame failed to settle the issue.
The Durham Devils juniors are part of
the I I -team Ontario Junior M Roller
Hockey League in its inaugural season.
As many as 30 squads are expected to
join the league for 1998. The Devils
compete in the Eastern Division with
Pickering, Scarborough, York, Toronto
and Kingston. In the other division are
Brampton, Brantford, Mississauga,
Oakville and Lockport, New York.
Team members are Kris Edwards,
Justin Templeman, Justin Vertolli, Ryan
Allen, Mike Sauter, Dave Gillespie, Jeff
Miles, Trevor D'Ornellas, Andrew
Summers and Gene Smith. The coach is
Jim Edwards.
The Devils' next home game is
Sunday, June 15 at the Ajax Community
Centre arena at 7:30 p.m.
PICKERING—The Pickering
Red Sox Legion 606 peewee rep
team extended its unbeaten string to
seven games last weekend with two
lopsided victories in Eastern
Ontario Baseball Association
action.
The Sox bats boomed in a 20-6
victory over Thurlow and a 17-6
thrashing of Wellington.
A 24 -hit attack against Thurlow
was led by Andrew Jackson and Jeff
Murdoch, who each went five -for -
six at the plate. 5tc%en Molinski and
Ryan Dow wire Irrur-for-,,ix. Rvan
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peewees' bats explode in lop -sided wins
Gray watt four -for -five and Brad
Binns went three -for -five. Dow,
Binns, Robin Dion and Gray com-
bined for the victory on the mound.
The Wellington game saw
Molinski launch a homer deep to
right field to lead the 15 -hit attack.
In previous league action,
Pickering defeated Cobourg 14-4.
Brad Kerr went four -for -five to lead
the way, while Murdoch, Molinski
and Binns were also instrumental in
providing big bats to the winning
cause. Dow went the distance on
the mound for a five -hit %ictorn
The Red Sox then edged
Kingston 5-4. Brian Nishikawa
went three -for -four and also com-
bined with Murdoch for the victory
on the mound.
Pickering also downed Thurlow
14-3. Leading the offence were
Gray and Molinski, who just
missed hitting for the cycle.
Jackson, Dion and Binns shared the
pitching duties and combined on a
one -hitter.
The Legion peewees also
blanked Belleville 9-0. Molinski
went four -for -five. Daniel Ram was
three -for -four and Gray went three -
for -five to lead the offensive bar-
rage.
Pickering also fought to a 10-10
tie with Oshawa in which
Nishikawa paced the Sox offensive-
ly, going three -for -four at the plate.
Every member of the Red Sox
reached base in the contest.
The Pickering Red Sox pee-
wees' league record now stands at
six wins, one loss and one tie, with
their only defeat coming at the
hands of Whitby in the first game t
the season.
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three years supervisory experience in the hotel industry,
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• Dull knowledge of recruitment, training and team
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Journey's End offers a progressive work environment, an
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AZ DRIVERS needed ler
west and Tordnlo car cann-
er oompany. Call (416)
245-70M or pager 4/6-
930-2525
AZ Drivers required, full
time a part time. min. 2
years U.S. rttperwws.
Clean abstract. Cal 905-
571-0803.
COMPUTER USERS! For-
mat, copy 6 mail disks for
cash! RUSH S.A.S.E. To:
L.L Wood, 648 Bristol
Road East, Suite 359R,
Mississauga. Ont. L4Z 3K8
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advert ser requests
that adveresers Chita
thw ad upon pttbica m as
News Adir"m will not be
respormde to more gran
onencarract il6600 Arid
M.shall be no hab4ly for
nal -insertion of any adver-
timment. LWAty ler er-
rors in ads is blrrled to iia
amotxtt pard b rte sella
occupying 8N error. AN
copy is suD)ect b PN ap-
proval of management of
News Advertiser.
CONSULTANT - SALES
PERSON needed for ex-
tremely busy Manual
weight loss ckrvc. Healthy
lifestyle a must Experience
in nuintim and or sales an
asset, but not mandatory.
unlimited potential Call
Roxanne. (905) 619-2639
Cash paid daily!
Ice Cream vend-
ing routes avail-
able in Ajax dx
Pidtering-
shmiwlLf PD sw iars
428-7380
DOG GROOMER relpred
full -tune for snag but busy
salon. Those with proles-
sional expentanca orily
need appy- No pions calls
Please. Please mail of
bring resume to: Cdoll Ca-
nine CoNue 756 Albert St.
Oshawa. LIH 4T6
DRIVERS WANTED - must
have reliable vehicle and
Positive Customer attitude.
Apply in person: Pizza Hut.
1121 Dtxdas St. E. Whitby
or 1780 Liverpool Rd. Pick-
ering between 2 ani 4 or 8
and 10 P.M.
20 "AZ" DRIVERS
MINIMAL EXPERIENCE ACCEPTED
FOR NEW CONTRACT,
BEGINNING MID -AUGUST
OSHAWA/LOCAL FLAT BED WORD(
CALL (905)433-4010
EARN S692.IS/week
HOME -Based jobs. Light
Assembly. Mail
Sawing. Compu-
e&n+NTo aply
Calll(416g12
ENTRY LEVEL POSITION
with &none ler the new sea-
son Gall Now 1.604-664-
1065
ENTRY LEVEL position
coin airline for the now sea-
son Cali now 1-604-664-
1065
EXPERIENCED Caelf ars
only Send resumes to File
69637 oshowa/whtoy
This Week. P O. Box 481,
Oshawa. ON LIH 71.5.
EXPERIENCED excavator
operator, year-round em-
ployment. Preferably with
previous demolition expen-
ence. Call (905)666-5533
:.r (416)463-5946. ask ler
Ran
EXPERIENCED hairstylist
wanted for new Salon in
Durham Centre. Ajax Good
wages Call (905) 619 -
WAREHOUSE
PERSON
A progressive hardware
wholesale company requires
a' full time Warehouse Per-
son. The candidate MUST be
an energetic, reliable self mo-
tivated individual with HARD-
WARE experience.
The candidate must be able
to be a team player. Flexibility
and heavy lifting are required.
Computer knowledge is an
asset.
If you are this individual we
are looking for, please fax
your resume AFTER 6 P.M.
Monday to Friday or anytime
Saturday or Sunday to:
(905) 837-0241
evenings or
weekends.
Only those selected for an in-
terview will be notified.
LIQUIDATION WORLD INC.
"Coming Soon •
to 262 Monarch Ave. Ajax"
We are a Public Company with
outlets across Canada and the
United States. Due to the up-
coming opening of our 58th lo-
cation we are currently seeking
mature and enthusiastic individ-
uals for the following positions:
'MANAGER
*ASSISTANT MANAGER
Experience in a mass merchan-
dising environment required.
Apply in writing to:
Liquidation World Inc.
150 Holiday Inn Dr.
Cambridge Ont. N3C 1 Z5
STUDENTS over 19, re-
quired with own car for part
time delivery work call 427-
2424
MATIiRE WAIT STAFF
uquired h+r bu.y
r-wirr-am/trar in Pickering. Nv
exp. required. Will vain
Call Sandv 420.1&55
MISS YANKEE
Rose SWIM-
SUIT CONTEST
5500 First Prize
Wed. June 111197
Stan k Stripes
Pavilion
Oshawa
To enter:
(905)623-4017
Presented by Oshawa
Olympic Wrestlmli;
NEW STUDENT OPEN-
INGS 5350 4450./wk
Large goll course 6 ermer-
taximent advertising agen-
cy looking ler 2430 peoP'-
to help in custorrW service.
public relations. campaign
management. No expen-
enee necessary. must be
:ver 18 and work well with
t -e opposite sex Cas
fame 721-0299
ORDER PICKERS- Alax
company (Westney/Bayly)
Requires 12 people to pili
S price orders No expen-
erroe neptned 57Rtr to
star. Fax resume to (905)
831.3127
OWNERA)VFMTORS
Required Busy transport
company requires 4 owner
odaralonsto run in Canada
th
6 e U.S. We pay 51.10
par rrn4e, plus drops i pidi-
..os. Applicants must have
3 years U S empenence
rrih truckload 4 LTL ~
sated partes please Cas 1-
eoo-66-a96s.
PART TSE
counter / server
Experience preferred
Mail 06r. l�ceam
Fish and Chep&
2200 Brock Rd- N..
Pickering.
PART TIME PROMO-
TIONAL representative for
Zellers Portrait Salto. Pro-
,esswnal allude. sales ex-
perience an asset. Training
provided. S8 001hrs. • bo-
nus. For interview Nataly
1-604253-8633)
PROPERTY Mwmgw to.
gwred for prestigious con-
dominium management
RCM ACCI f
8057, company or 111 -
EXPERIENCED
-
EXPERIENCED Reetau-
nntlCaN Counter help.
Send resumes to File
09838. oshawarwtutby
This Week. PO. Box 481
Osfiwa. ON. LIH 71.5
EXPERIENCED telemar-
keter reeded. Good wage.
Can (905) 427.6040. Apr.
GIRLS WANTED from Ow
tario between 6-19 to bom-
Pete in this years 1997
Toronto Pageants. Over
520.000 in prizes and
sdhaarslrpa inckiding trip
to Nationals n las Veoas.
Cal Today 1-800 387-
2125 Ert. 240
HAIR STYLIST for mon a
women with experience
part a fill -Nims. Pkkenrg.
Salary Plus Coll Joe (906)37
T= NLWS
ADVIXTfSM
Has routes available ler studeIIin
the following areas:
required. Own /raKporta-
AiZIL
Pickeeing
Carle Gres.
Hgtiview Rd.
MacDermott Ili.
White Pine Cres.
Gandy Cr
VWley Ridge Cres.
Delarley Dr.
Sprirtgview Dr.
Carr DE
Our6arlm Rd.
Dowers Dr.
Falb Dr.
health agents needed. No
Meftwidge Cm&
ApplI8��,1,r��b..,,IX��YCres.
-
Bbir w ood Crl.
sans with advance before
Otoniilm Dr.
IPlaaae call 683-5117
LICENSED HAIRSTYLJST
LANDSCAPE Labower
STUDENTS WELCOME
S, isquired, k1E or part Ome,
required. Own /raKporta-
loot $350-5450 weekly.
starting salary based on
tion. Heavy lifting. 60 Itis/
Near advarYsirig win equals
experience and skill level,
wk. DZ lance an asset.
fast advareement. 10 TO
(no clientele required)
Cas 905-9111"788.
20 PEOPLE CAN BE PUT
Ploent o's ��' or
Ono s 666-
LICENSED LIFE and
TO WORK IMMEDIATELY.
3390055
health agents needed. No
No experience necessary.
prospecting, high commis-
Willing to train. START
HOME WORKERS Ur-
sans with advance before
ASAP CALL ASHLEY AT
gently Needed up to
issue. Vested renewals. 1-
(905)404-9640
SB200/1ek. „ Easy work.--
800-968.7054 for recorded
THE wvichosta► Ams is
"No expenence rewuered"
message
currently seeking positions
.. For free details send a
SUPER -DIET. TWO off Un-
for General Managa<a in
SASE to Skylte Enterpris-
wanted Pounds a Inches
Durham Region locations.
hWtim a prerequisite
Please submit resume with
salary expectations to: Fite
09843. OshawalWrkroy
This Week, P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa, ON. LIH 71-5.
watt
Whitby based manufacturer seeks an
ACCOUNTANT
The successful candidate should have the
following skills:
• 4th level CMA/CGA
• Computer proficiency in Windows based environment
• Highly organized
• 3-5 years experience in a manufacturing environment
REPSONSIBLIITES INCLUDE:
• Payroll • Costing • A/R
• Assist in month end closings and preparation of
arious monthly reports
Send resumes with salary expectations to:
FILE #9845
OSHAWA THIS WEEK
P.O. BOX 481
OSHAWA, ONTARIO
LIH 7I.5
RECEIVABLE If COLLECTION
person needed for vehicle leasing
company. Previous Experience and
bookkeeping/ computer skills
necessary. Court experience an asset.
Salary & Benefits.
BOOKKEEPER
with computer skills needed to
maintain multi -division company.
Knowledge of
Newviews an asset.
Salary & Benefits.
Moil or drop off rr uifrr at
1016 Brock Rd., e2, Px-krring.
Attu: Mgr.
T.T.R. TRANSPORT
NEEDS
(6) SPARE BOARD
DRIVERS
Guaranteed $500 Per week.
if you never turn a wheel.
Requirements:
• Class "AZ" license
• Min. 2 yrs- experience
• Clean Abstract
• Criminal record search
• Available for "On Call"
duty status
Apply in person to:
219 Wentworth St. E.,
Oshawa, Ontario
LIH 3V7
Saks
1 help / Apft
SALES AGENTS
FULL TIME
PART TIME
We are seeiung
�LAHE�
a confident. pose -
I've aftwe b
promote and sets
the services of our
cliatt in Whitby.
Applicants must
have fabs tima-
ground with strong
comic lu twajon
and arlaly r*
sus. we akar
flexible noun. ex-
ceptional hourly
rates. and an ex-
cdenit cann!ission
padiage. Dynamic
self-starters with
good pew skills
are encaraW to
tax resume im-
mediately to:
Janes Davis at
(416) 626.1591
CWVGVTOWI1
rtoorwe Cewrme
Ex1x-rx-nccd
Salc%ncr..nn rcquarJ
lirr Durhare arra.
Extcnsrvc knrrwk-dre
in carJnct,hardvAmid.
cmmics, ctc an aswt.
Contact Andy Lcwis
905.665-0760
FULL TNK Flmwlrow.
Must have professional
fundratsng experience,
slcane. must -be 186. car knowledge of OL~Re-
w
Greatsa�,.� Money pion and rnornprofit organi-
Please )420-12abons. Bring resume with
� Andrew 1 savWP ..e 1 Saks HOW Zia/erMroes to Dt~ Out-
�'Agwrt look, 51 King SL E. Daher.
- . Attention: Poppy Kk n,
FALL TIME Seaatery / by Jus 23. 1997.
Bookkafer"Aned for
s b �y Pickm oll1«. CAJl1 F.a OprolRrvlNl?Y
need". Salary r;eglilablif Required immediately
based an axpariatcaI Cale
between 4•spm 905-426- ADVLR' 9W#G sri�tJm►eI=
9209. �FiITAi•-i.
LOCAL CONTRACTOR
seek" full lime general Minimum 2 years experience. If you are
otice hall Aecounerg ex- outgoing, highly motivated, and have a
I asset. Fax re
sumo(905)) 831-1470. positive altitude and are dedicated to
sums
PART TIME Dersal reap- overall customer satisfaction, we would like
bonist required ler busy you to join our winning team. Existing and
Ajax dental ofhce,Computer new accounts, training, commissions and
ngs and and Sawrday hours a must, even-
ings
base pay. Telephone Directory Sales and
rags
required. Send resume to layout experience an asset.
Dr. Novell, 250 Bayle St.W. Mail or fax resume to
Apse. LIS 3114 AjaxMckering News Advertiser
FAXM 130 Commercial Ave,
AjOntario LIS 2H$
es. 150 Clark Blvd. Suite Look good for summer. ax
Must have 3-5 years ax- ,
247, Brampton OM. LIST 1009E Natural 8 Guar- penance. Fax resume to: ha,sT b. 579WAITRESSES milared-421 8 Fax # 619-9M
4Y8. anleed. (905)571-6063. 905-43410
67 , cell. Lisa PERIENCED. Drop off w
sume SELL IT NOW CALL 576.9335 OR 798.7259
Rd - unit-1,'f#entq �'°" SELL IT NOW CALL 576-9335 OR 798-7259
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1997 -PAGE 27
'ffA I SalesA Ip/ , ��• Help/ Skilled Skilled Skilled Skilled Skilled Skilled
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ASSISTANT SALES
MANAGER
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!
Requirements: experienced
automotive sales team player.
Apply to: Bob Verwey by fax
(905)668-9734 or in person by
appointment only (905)686-6410
OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC.
9xv,"V,
OWRASOOA A%U61
ImSkilled Skilled
Help Help
AJAX HYDRO -ELECTRIC COMMISSION
requires a
CUSTOMER SERVICES TECHNICIAN
This position is responsible for looking af-
ter the needs of commercial, industrial
and residential customers in matters of
energy services.
Duties include: field visits such as service
layouts, service entrance problems, re-
quests for on-site advice/consultation;
assisting customers in identifying and
evaluating energy management oppor-
tunities and identifying solutions to power
quality problems; organizing and imple-
menting community electrical safety pro-
grams and public information and mar-
keting programs.
Qualifications required are: CET designa-
tion or equivalent:experience in commer-
cial 8 industrial energy use, exposure to
energy management technologies and
techniques; general knowledge in meter-
ing: consumer or public relations training
and skills: excellent math, interpersonal
and communication skills (both written
and verbal); P.C. spreadsheet and word
processing experience; and a valid Class
"G- driver's license.
Please submit your applications by close
of business day:
Friday July 4, 1997 to:
Ajax Hydro -Electric Commission
Re: Customer Services Technician
Position
55 Taunton Rd. East
Ajax, Ontario LIT 3V3
Only those candidates selected for
an interview will be
contacted.
REAL ESTATE
SIAM
Licensed & struggling?
Need proper career
support and
environment?
All Calls confidential.
Info. Career nights
Call Dick: 839.2121
ADAMS SERVICES
Wanted immediately
50 AZ Drivers
for weekend work only.
2 yrs. exp. clean abstract.
Clean criminal record search.
Call Randy or Todd 430-2204
SELL
SELL KNOW
ALUMINUM WELDERS re-
A -Z DRIVERS. Join a car -
,ng learn at Big Rig Ex -
• f•
r•ia RTA iftW-rAw• a •i • FNZI I - L
quned for weld.
press. Requires 2 years
CALL
ing on engine parts 5
cross border expenence 2
'3-0707
years experience Call for
weeks out. home every oth-
OR 798-7259
appointment 1-905.837-
6060
er weekend 905-986-4691
8am-6pm weekdays Chris
or Rita
ARCHITECTURAL/ENGINEERING/
PROJECT MANAGEMENT STAFF
Local Architectural/ Engineering firm requires building design
and project management staff for large fast track projects:
Structural Engineer: 5-10 years experience with design,
specifications and on-site construction supervision for
Industrial, commercial and institutional buildings
Mechanical and Electrical Engineers: On-site supervision/
coordination experience with process/ building construction
essential.
Project Engineer: On-site construction supervision of all
engineering disciplines. Excellent communication and computer
skills required.
Project Architect: Minimum 5 years experience with design
and production of working drawings. Excellent presentation
skills and proven experience with ACAD 13 will be required.
Intermediate/Senior Architectural/Structural Designers:
Fur design/drafting of industrial, commercial and
institutional using ACAD 13. Construction administration
expenence would be an asset.
Construction Superintendent: Experience with multi-
discipline process/building pro)ects.
Project Scheduler. Construction and process manufacturing
experience familiar with Primavera and MS Project an asset.
On-site Safety Representative: with all required safety
training certifications.
Secretary/Office Administrator. Must have WordPerfect 7
1.Indows experience, gooid telephone manner, construction
site office expenence.
Submit resume to:
Barry • Bryan Associates (1991) Limited
Architect, Engineer, Project Managers
11 Stanley Court, Unit 1
Whitby, Ontario
LIN SP9
Our client currently has an opening for a
BILINGUAL MACHINERY SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
The successful candidate must possess:
• Demonstrated electrjcal/electron's skills as
evidenced by a college diploma, Industrial Trades
Certificate or equivalent work experience.
• Electric Skills: 220 VAC Phase and Single Phase,
24 VAC & DC Control Circuits and good
Trouble -shooting ability.
• Mechanical Skills: Basic Machine Shop Skills,
Pneumatics & Controls, Millwrjght Experience.
The individual should be fluently bilingual in
English and French, with effective verbal and written
communication skills.
Please submit your resume to:
KAREN NICNAMEE
INTERIM PERSONNEL
FAX : ( 905) 579-6050
P E R S O N N E L
+'/e are a progressive Canadian
manufacturer of moulded rubber
Products with an immediate require-
-ent for a qualified
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER
ve years Industrial manufactanng
experience preferably in an automo-
tive environment. I.E. Certification
and computer experience neces-
sary.
Experience in design and process
=MEAS'. Advanced Quality Planning,
ISO/O.S. 9", Finite Element Anal-
�sis, Design of Experiments would
be an asset.
Please forward your resume to:
WEGU Canada Inc.
Attention: Human Resources
Department
P. O. Box 567 Whitby.
Ontario LIN 5V3
Only applicants selected for inter-
views will be contacted.
CLASS A LICENSED ME-
;HANIC reVwred for busy
I "omotive shop. Con -
Ince enthusiastic and
1•iledgeable Good cus-
"'-iM serimce skills an as -
o, Please fax resume to
i-430.1222
EXPERIENCED Tr•ns-
rirssiOn accre^tire or •^e-
-ar'c Can 905-655-3911
I- come. leave message
FIELD SERVICE Ii
CHANIC for heavy equip-
ment manufacturing cc re-
quired to install new and
used crushing/screening
equipment. Must have
strong background in weld -
ng, hydraulics. diesel en.
gines. troubleshooting. and
repairs of used equipment
Job requires out of lawn
travel 24 hrs. per day. 7
days per week Send re-
sume to File 09835. Osha-
wa This Week PO. Box
481. Oshawa. Ontario. LIH
71.5
GENERAL Machinist with
CNC prograrrming & oper-
ating experience. Min 5
rears experience Coni-
letitive wages. good work -
^g conditions Located in
Pickering Fax resume to:
-05-831-4756.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
,PERATOR. AZ durnp
'-uck driver required for
,onstruction co. Call 725-
4515 during office hours to
-equest an application
•:rm
Sewing Machine
Operator
required.
Experience on
ndustnal machine.
420-3041
TOOL 6 Die 'O.a•
qu.red for expanding
Oshawa too shop. 5 years
mm. experience Full bene-
fits. top wages offered
Please send resume to File
09818. Oshawa(haby
This Week. PO Box 481
Oshawa. ON LIH 71.5 or
W 905-435-52sa
FAX 579-4218
SHERIDAN CHEV. OLDS
CADILLAC LTD.
currently has an oppertunity for a
LICENSED GENERAL
TECHNICIAN WITH A
CFC LICENSE.
General Motors exp preferred.
Apply to: Andrew Bronstine.
Service Manager
18W Kingston Rd. Pickering
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Moving & room
Moving & • Flooring, • House • Gardening 8 . Gardening &
i • " btlprovntertb •' Roofing Storage Storage • Carpeting • Cleaning • Landscaping • i � Landscaping
REPAIRS
For professional glass
replacement, rescreening
and caulking call Mike
for a fM estimate
905-839-3998
RENOVATIONS
Ceramic and marble
We installed, quant'
Wes, kitctieft, pools,
porches, painting.
Seniors to% disoawwir
416-292-1946
CLETUS TILE
Wood Faming
Decks - Chain Linc - ion
Drilled Holes - Sep Posts
FREE eadmal•s
Call Steve
905409.5077
mobile
416-729-1348
TO AiDV 11114 S IN 7r.
BLCljQI� `i�3•e7�`
A&C
ROOFING,
Slungling. at', types of
roofs, new and old.
Worknwnshrp. Guar-
anteed. lark discount
io seniors, fully in-
sured. Fret estinutes.
Call
A•drew at
(9•s) 421"7.4
NEED A ROOF
571 -ROOF
7663
GUARDIAN
ROOFING
Metro Lic..612894
MC / AIER
Painting &
•Delconiting
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exlerior
Etropean Waknla Shit)
Fast, dean,
reliable service.
420.0081
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
b will mow anything
Houses, apts , offices.
Appliances Ni Piano
specialists senor &
flbd-month diScoilNS.
Lieatwed abed baud
Free Estimates
Call 725-9155
1-!00.207.6774
Fax 725.4126
MOVERS
Move big or small, we price
Mem all! Free estimates,
seniors discount shat no -
lice moves. Appliances
moved, also storage space
available. Co nparable
rates. Call 4324150.
MK>IALSKI
MOVING
(louses. Apartments. Of-
fices. Appliances and
Pura Specialist& senor
and Mid -Mono! Do-
counts.Licerised,in-
sured. Free Estimates.
Esc•M•rtt service.
Call 436-7796.
MAM "AM
CA1 M SALE
Lots of Carpet on Hand
stain release, latest
colours. 3 room (35 yrd)
from x299 installed.
Spring Special 65 oz.
carpel 528.00 P Wed
FREE EST•IATES!
Call Sam (7 days)
(905)619-2249
(905)706.3206
fully lic. & registered
NSTALLATNM
25 years experience.
resirett ". our
vecalili
Free 11mnaft
D & N Nwof an,
987-1799 or 917-1100
Plass read your
dassified ad on the
first day of publico•
tion as we emmil
In responsible for
more than olle
inswlim In the
event of an error.
TRUSTWORTHY
LADY
Will clean
your home.
Moving back to
Oshawa/whitbv
"I have very
excellent
references!
(705)924-3400
DURHAM
OUALITY
TOP SOIL
'Triple Mut
mum
Delivery 7 daysML
427-4741
CONSTRUCTION
Interlocking.decks.
fences retaining walls
specials on cedar
hedging
IS yrs, experience
references available.
call 9394143
E REMOVAL i MANTENANCE
WDSCAt•NG A GARDEINIK
CALL DAVE
831-7055
Party • • Health
Services • Beauty
WAN" WORK
Dong Magic For
Children's Parties
Arid N Occasions.
Have My awn Magiciarl.
Cap F:nie
•M-4932
• • Driving
• • Schools
SCHOOL
Approved by
D.SA .O
4 lessons and test
$105.
•10 Lessons $150
oFull Course $259
Free pick -up and drop o0
(416)287-3060
ELECTROLYSIS
AND WAXING
BY FERNANDY
Clean relamrq
atrrasphere,reasonable
prices. satlslyng results.
Graduate of
Edith Sere# School.
Call 831-48M
DO TOu NAVE
M "A= -
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won W SO
ASIS ABWJT
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UNIM OUi
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YarGaregal
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Help Help Help For Sal For Sal Yard Sales Yards
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Required by our client
• To develop new liquid packaging technologies from
conceptual design to commercialization.
• As a customer support engineer, you will work with the
development and service groups to solve technical problems
with existing equipment or installations.
(Candidates must possess:
• Flectrical Engineering degree with at least 3 }ears of applied
ci�penence preferahl} with machine design or related to the
packaging industry.
• Practical experience with PLC programming. control systems
and operator display units.
• Practical understanding of PC based data acquisition systems
and measurement techniques is an asset.
• Strong leadership skills, self -managed and team oriented
Individual able to thrive in a fast -paced, demanding
c nvironment.
Please forward a copy of your resume to:
KAREN N1CNANIEE
INTERIM PERSONNEL.
FAX: (90-5) 579-6050
IN oaf m.
P E a 5 0 N S E L
_-=� Mackie
.dW- anin Automotive Systems
Va.nre Automotive Systems. a progressive.
a.!3motrve sub -assembly and sequencing company
:cited in Durham Region is currently seeking
;,salified individuals for the position of Systems
Operatorfrechnical Support m our information
_ .essing Centre
^e position of Systems Operator is responsible for
tiding global systems support to our J I T. sub-
3Ssemay and sequencing operations.
- Ideal candidate will posses exceptional customer
-,vice and communication skills. strong
bleshol and problem solving skills, the ability
«eep accurate documentation: a post secondary
c : oma in a computer related field The ability to
h _-k efficiently withn a Windows 95/NT network
ronment utilizing software such as Crystal
=e:orts and the! Microsoft family of Word. Excel,
c-_ied and Access.
ested applicants are asked to submit a detailed
,SSA* to
Corporate Human Resources
202 South Blair Street
Whitby Ontario
ON 8X9
4z thank all applicants for their interest, however,
I, those selected for infervlews wail be contacted
STAFF PHAR'1IACIST
Licensed Stall Pharmacist required
within the Durham Region tier a
6 - 10 month contract with
experience in a hospital setting
and he in good standing with the
Ontario College of Pharmacists.
Qualified candidates fax resume
to:
KAREN MCNAMEE
(905)579-6050
in oft -M.
It E A L T H C A 1 E
WELDERS NEEDED Im-
mediately 5 years. Mlg and
Tlg experience necessary
Cutler operator required for
a Scar company, win Polar
machine experience. For
appt call Jan 1-905-837-
6060
Iwo f11118A al DerltalQerlW
ATTENTION HEALTH
CARE PROFESSIONALS!
Does Alternative or Pre-
ventalive medicine interest
you. For more information
about a home based busi-
ness. which pays up to
$1,000 per month car al-
lowance. Please call ler an
appointment, 905-839-
6348. 1499"86-2480.
CERTIFIED Dental Assis-
tant. 2 years experience.
tun tame includes awnings
A Saturdays. Call Cindy
905.839-5951
an$
Daycare
gem Available
CHURCH DELANEY c -e
sahooa age experienced
e lueatlonal assistant. nu-
•. bloke Sneaks, non smok-
g safe ernnronment,
arge safe backyard. Gad
d1]15)619-3610
E C.E. Will provide a warm
-,�rtunng environment with
-any Naming opportum-
' es Experienced ' Refer.
ears Pickering Beach i
a-00 area 905 426-1534
STRUCTUREDDAY-
CARE. with lots of TLC.
,,.! cgs. activities. craft%.
^eat$ Non smoking.
!eioed yard. playroom.
-oar Harwood/Hwy e2 talc
--9-0686
EXPERIENCED
CAREGIVER
(Wit,tnct, N M 3411)
Near .cfii < 1, A par►
Hot numb,,— mral.
TLC lvmed yard. axm-
k irtableeririrwtaient
428-0097
LIVE IN care giver required
rare for 2 boys. 1 and 3
wrsldays vary non
,-Coker and Me.ences a
-ust Call 905 428-1976
ALL AGES ADORED! S.
AJAX.St John s Am-
Dulance hot kmeMs.nutn-
!,:.ws Snacks. varied daily
walks, trans- pipucs. cud-
dles I Smoke Free. 427-
2356
' Bargain
Corner
FINE QUALITY Maple dwi,
ing room labie with two
leaves, and 4 high ladder
back chairs with broad
cane seats. Good conel-
1.0i$400 639-0454
FRIDGE & STOVE $350
washer 8 dryer $350 excel-
lent condition 427-1680
FRIDGE AND STOVE, 3
door tndge, almond. excel-
lent condition, $700 pair
Frost free Fridge and stove.
excellent. gold. $375 pair.
(905)426-2851
KENMORE apt. sae wash-
er, only 1 yr. old. 5325;
metalbunkibed. 5100; 6-
drawer bureau S25; 427-
4820
ALL AGES, hot lunches.
nutritious snacks, fenced
yard. trans A activities, Dix-
ie 7 -Hwya2 area. 831-
0868
GARAGE door repairs.
broken springs, cables,
rollers, openers installed
$49. New doorsiopeners'
Quality Plus Doors 416-
336.0073
10 aF Men's bicycle -
�RWSONALITY Plus; bi-
EXPERIENCED dental as-
colour Persian kittens,
SIStant wanted for Pickering
males, grand champion
Village Office, to stan im-
parents. CCA 8 CFA regls-
mediately. Please reply to
tered. pet & show quality
File 09844. P.O. Box 481,
available, $350 6 up. New
Oshawa, Ontario L1H 71_5
7 Pc. DineOe. $400. 427-
please phone 576-1459
9314
REGISTERED PHYSIO-
VER -O -PRESS hot dry
THERAPIST required ler
printer, some toil included
active out patient clinic in
$200: barge oak desk, ti-
the Whitby area. Physio-
drawer $100; 2 drawer le -
therapist owned. Excellent
gal size rye cabinet $50: AN
conditions. Phone (416)
in good condition 427-
222-6162. Fax (416) 222-
3347.
4554
Price tncludes carpet. pre -
AUTOMOTIVE equipment,
f Sale
Daycare
Im
Available
stations. digital oscillo-
ALL AGES, hot lunches.
nutritious snacks, fenced
yard. trans A activities, Dix-
ie 7 -Hwya2 area. 831-
0868
GARAGE door repairs.
broken springs, cables,
rollers, openers installed
$49. New doorsiopeners'
Quality Plus Doors 416-
336.0073
10 aF Men's bicycle -
CARPET BROKER,
fully reconditioned, com-
100%. Nylon thick, plush,
plete with gel seat, upright
stain resistant carpet For 3
handlebars & ben Asking
rooms. only $36900. Price
$85.00 Phone weekday
Includes 30 Sq yds carpet,
mornings or weekends
deluxe pad and Installation
721-06061 any other time
in your home Free quota -
please phone 576-1459
bon In your home. No in -
1971 440hp high perfor.
West, no payment for one
mance block with forged
full year, Daniel, 1-800-
crank with 906 heads 1970
217-0104.
440 complete with torquer
CARPETS - lots of carpet.
4401 Intake with 727
100% nylon, new stain re -
torque flight Cranny Low
lease carpets on hand, I
miles $1800 both or best
will carpet 3 rooms, $349
otter Call 905.623-7614.
Price tncludes carpet. pre -
AUTOMOTIVE equipment,
mium pad. expert installa-
ac charging and recycling
tan. last delivery, free est -
stations. digital oscillo-
mates (30 yards) Norman
scope and stand. muttimet-
686-2314
ers. etc Call after 7 p.m
CARPETS SALE: Lots of
986-5407.
carpets. 100°x, nylon stain
314 size adjustable bed
release. carpet 3 rooms
5400. blonde dmmgroom
5339 (30 sq yd) Includes
table. 4 chars b hutch
carpet. premium pad and
$300. queen size waterbed
installation Free estimates.
with semi-motionkess mat-
carpet repairs. Serving
!'ess. heater, bookcase
D'rttani and surrounding
^eadboard 8 caps $200.
area Sam 905-686-1772
'Ading walker $50. Can
CARPETS- Try and save
105-831-3075
New 100% nylon, Stain-
less Full product line avail -
8000 BTU Air Conditioner,
able to suit any budget
year warranty $350. 2
Senor discount. Repair
!-eezers 12 & 20 cu n.
and restretchrq for free es-
S250isach 2 pc sectional
tamale. Call and Ill show
with recliner 8 hidabed 3
you the difference. l00%
years old. Pao $2000. See
customers satelachon
51200 Cal 571-2720
guarat teed. Mike (905)
431-4040
ABOVE Groksrld pool 2t',
CMP TRUCK 1976 Chev.
Dumpfitter. covers. 2 lad-
raised root. 1'2 ton van;
oars $1500. Pressure treat-
completely restored. 3
ad fence 8 deck $500
Sinks Asking $6.500. Cap
Homemade camper 5100
905579-5352
Computer $50 Call (705)
357 3568
COMPLETE Cranmatic
adjustable vibrating bed.
APARTMENT SIZE wash-
Qua"n-SIze. excellent
P, and dryer 6 years old.
'working condditon $900
excellent condition, fest
(negotiable) Can 905 -576 -
offer (905) 420--9328
0614
COMPUTER
ATTEND OUR FREE -How
CLEARANCE Contin 406
to ' Wine and Beer making
Btowout 486 kits writ, new
demonstration seminar It
nvboard 8 In ram tmb vd.
can be tun and save money
to. t w floppy and DX
loom Seminar given by a
processor 5325 New hard
professional instructor at St
drives from 5189 Upgrade
Annus Pure Spring Water
your low end Penbun
Company Book nowii
CPUs and trade for Intel
Phol 579-2837
120's. 133'% and 166s and
200s ler as tow as $99 00
BEAUTIFUL Diarrond sol-
Complete new Pentium
ata -,e engagement ring-
Systems from 5665 New
MI fait gold with pip•
monitors from 219 with a
nium settings. G2 quality.
SYsterh used mouton from
along With set of diamond
VGA Claringion m-
. appraised 59400.
p$2 r. 164 Baseltine Rd.
mufor
for53900 905-665-
Bowmarwwfe at twit 432.
12
1233. 905-94&5M0
"my 401 697.3059
CONTENTS Sale- Ap-
CARPET / 3 rooms for
pkances. Boys bedroom
5299 x.30 sq yards) Premi-
sit, dressers. queen size
m
upad l Installation in-
bed, and many more items
Groed as Sal 432-2750
Yard Sale also Call 725-
8816
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RAGE BALE
id, ll<:3o uiW- 1 Pm
ill Coact, A039
EFumOure,
SALE SAT., JUNE 14
PINOAK RD.,
n and Sherwood) area.
8:30 a.m.
ssorted householditems.
GARAGE SALE
SAT., JUNE 14 - 0 A.M.
8 CARLE CRES., AJAX
GARAGE SALE
761 Eyer Dr.
(Pkk-N - adahorria/Whires)
Kitchen table, cupboards. sink, toilet, vanity, W
car racing set and IOts more odds & ends.
Sat. June 14th - 8:30am - 4pm
Sun. June 15th - 10em - 2pm
ANNUAL STREET SALE
MAGiLL DRiVE,
AJAX (Westney N.)
SAT. JUNE 14 8am
Rain date: Sun. June 15
CATHY'S CLOSET SALE
Saturday & Sunday 9am-3pm
47 Muir Cres N rad -,M—.a Whitby
X4r1 DEI.ANEi Dlt, JWPLA
(West off Westney, N. of s2)
SAT. JUNE 14 glass • Spain
Hml�vholkl drm�, antiqut�, tumiturv,
Alfred Meakin china, great stuff'
Don't miss At
HUGE YARD SALE
Sat. June 14, 9-2pm
836 Moretti Ave. Pickering
(Westshore area)
1954 Seeburg Jukebox, Patio set,
toys, new & used books, used Lp's, new
cassettes, old glass & dishes, plus fire
11 colleclables, (Helmets, pins, crests)
Quality designer labels - sizes 6-22
Call 666-2890 for sneak preview! HUMUNGOUS GARAGE SALE
2380 Altona Rd. (North of Finch)
Sat June 14, 8-3
COMBINED GARAGE SALE country crafts& collectibles. wicker. folk art.
71 & 73 Chatfield Drive gift baskets, lots of cheap household items,
Ravenscroft & Westney arra
Saturday June 14th Sam-2pm HUGE GARAGE SALE
SAT., JUNE 14 9 A.M. - 3 P.N.
1500 EAGLEVIEW DRIVE PICKERING
COMMUNITY YARD SALE Tons of clothes. and much more.
SAT., JUNE 24, 8:30 A.M.
CONCESSION 3 AND ALTONA RD.
RAIN DATE JUNE 21 ST. MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE
Sat June 14th, 8am-3pm
COURT SALE 9,11,15 Coles Ave. (Chapman/Coles)
Its RYAN CRT., AJAX Rain Date Sun June 15th
(CternentslHarwood area)
SAT/SUN. JUNE id/is lam
Various items MULTI FAMILY SALE
Sat. June 14, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
GARAGE SALE 1006 Longbow Dr. Pickering
(Dixie/Kingston)
384 DYSON RD. Lots of Amazing Treasures!!
(off Rougemont S. of Kingston Rd.)
Sat. June 14, 8 am -12 noon. MULTI FAMMY YARD SALE
SAT. JUNE 314 gam - 4Pm
GARAGE SALE -SPRING CLEAN UP
(Rain slate: Sun. June 15)
Grape crusher (60 years old), water bed, 4 BA LSDON CRT., Pickering Village
computer software, books, and lots more! (Off Mill Street)
"Watkins products available" 905-837-2719
Pickering 731 Leaside SL Time: 9-2p.m. S'T'REET GARAGE =ALE
DARWIN DR. H REGAL CIES.
GARAGE SALE (Fwm:k tiniest of tlYhiles Rd., Picho III
2310 MQr1adOC Dr. Sikes,
JUNE 14 lam- iflow
Bikes, toys, tools, sports items
Sat June 14, 8 am so so much more,
Mac laptop,l6mm. projector, baby
4ems, Sony lazer disc PIalKr SI M I SALE
GARAGE SALE Ada Court (ShadybrooklSpntce M area)
30 and 32 Tams Dr, , � Sat. June 14, 8:30 -3:30
Stet, June 14 8 a.m. -12 noon 'Rain or Shine'
Toys, baby dollies, and mach more.
FSAT.,
ODRUFF CRFS.
GARAGE SALE ARAGE SALE
574 Cattail Cit- 14 - 8 A.M.- 2:30 P.M.
Pickering BERLEA AREA)
June 14,8am. (Raindate June 15)to choose from!!!
GARAGE SALE - Sat. lune 14, 9am - 4pm YARD SALE
Rain Date Saturday lune 26 Sat & Sun, June 14 & 15, 9am
8 DAKIN DRIVE, AJAX antiques, fridge & more!
(off Delaney, between Westney & Church) 4*7 GreelloMe RML, Pickering
Nursery kxrikre, infaol do0aillil s and craneh morel East of Liverpool
SAT, JUNE 14
GARAGE SALE
1235/ 1241 Fieldstone Circle
9 A.M. - 3 P.M.
$25 CHARNWOOD ,
Finch & Liverpool
EIROS
PK KEROYG (STROUO'S LANFJROSEBANK AREA)
Sat June 14 7 am - 3pm
Cottage contends plus more, barbecue/rubber
boat. roller/ice skates plus clothing.
GARAGE SALE
Saturday June 14 , 8 30-4
11TH ANNUAL HAMPTON CRT.
1822 Storrington St.
Street Sale
(east M Dixie, south of Glenanna)
Sat. June 14th, 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
variety of m*cdar4ott item Sonia" for everyaa III
(White's/Oklahoma)
HERE'S THE GOOD ONE!!
761 Eyer Dr.
(Pkk-N - adahorria/Whires)
Kitchen table, cupboards. sink, toilet, vanity, W
car racing set and IOts more odds & ends.
Sat. June 14th - 8:30am - 4pm
Sun. June 15th - 10em - 2pm
ANNUAL STREET SALE
MAGiLL DRiVE,
AJAX (Westney N.)
SAT. JUNE 14 8am
Rain date: Sun. June 15
CATHY'S CLOSET SALE
Saturday & Sunday 9am-3pm
47 Muir Cres N rad -,M—.a Whitby
X4r1 DEI.ANEi Dlt, JWPLA
(West off Westney, N. of s2)
SAT. JUNE 14 glass • Spain
Hml�vholkl drm�, antiqut�, tumiturv,
Alfred Meakin china, great stuff'
Don't miss At
HUGE YARD SALE
Sat. June 14, 9-2pm
836 Moretti Ave. Pickering
(Westshore area)
1954 Seeburg Jukebox, Patio set,
toys, new & used books, used Lp's, new
cassettes, old glass & dishes, plus fire
11 colleclables, (Helmets, pins, crests)
Quality designer labels - sizes 6-22
Call 666-2890 for sneak preview! HUMUNGOUS GARAGE SALE
2380 Altona Rd. (North of Finch)
Sat June 14, 8-3
COMBINED GARAGE SALE country crafts& collectibles. wicker. folk art.
71 & 73 Chatfield Drive gift baskets, lots of cheap household items,
Ravenscroft & Westney arra
Saturday June 14th Sam-2pm HUGE GARAGE SALE
SAT., JUNE 14 9 A.M. - 3 P.N.
1500 EAGLEVIEW DRIVE PICKERING
COMMUNITY YARD SALE Tons of clothes. and much more.
SAT., JUNE 24, 8:30 A.M.
CONCESSION 3 AND ALTONA RD.
RAIN DATE JUNE 21 ST. MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE
Sat June 14th, 8am-3pm
COURT SALE 9,11,15 Coles Ave. (Chapman/Coles)
Its RYAN CRT., AJAX Rain Date Sun June 15th
(CternentslHarwood area)
SAT/SUN. JUNE id/is lam
Various items MULTI FAMILY SALE
Sat. June 14, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
GARAGE SALE 1006 Longbow Dr. Pickering
(Dixie/Kingston)
384 DYSON RD. Lots of Amazing Treasures!!
(off Rougemont S. of Kingston Rd.)
Sat. June 14, 8 am -12 noon. MULTI FAMMY YARD SALE
SAT. JUNE 314 gam - 4Pm
GARAGE SALE -SPRING CLEAN UP
(Rain slate: Sun. June 15)
Grape crusher (60 years old), water bed, 4 BA LSDON CRT., Pickering Village
computer software, books, and lots more! (Off Mill Street)
"Watkins products available" 905-837-2719
Pickering 731 Leaside SL Time: 9-2p.m. S'T'REET GARAGE =ALE
DARWIN DR. H REGAL CIES.
GARAGE SALE (Fwm:k tiniest of tlYhiles Rd., Picho III
2310 MQr1adOC Dr. Sikes,
JUNE 14 lam- iflow
Bikes, toys, tools, sports items
Sat June 14, 8 am so so much more,
Mac laptop,l6mm. projector, baby
4ems, Sony lazer disc PIalKr SI M I SALE
GARAGE SALE Ada Court (ShadybrooklSpntce M area)
30 and 32 Tams Dr, , � Sat. June 14, 8:30 -3:30
Stet, June 14 8 a.m. -12 noon 'Rain or Shine'
Toys, baby dollies, and mach more.
FSAT.,
ODRUFF CRFS.
GARAGE SALE ARAGE SALE
574 Cattail Cit- 14 - 8 A.M.- 2:30 P.M.
Pickering BERLEA AREA)
June 14,8am. (Raindate June 15)to choose from!!!
GARAGE SALE - Sat. lune 14, 9am - 4pm YARD SALE
Rain Date Saturday lune 26 Sat & Sun, June 14 & 15, 9am
8 DAKIN DRIVE, AJAX antiques, fridge & more!
(off Delaney, between Westney & Church) 4*7 GreelloMe RML, Pickering
Nursery kxrikre, infaol do0aillil s and craneh morel East of Liverpool
For Sale
DINING ROOM SETS, 6
pce dark mahogany Dun-
can Phyte, $1.000. 9 Poe.
oak (cream) Queen Anne
newly refinished antique.
$1.200 Antique bedroom
set. 3 dressers, $1.200.
1987 300 E Mercedes
Benz. (905) 665-1783
DRESSERS $45: 4 PC.
bedroom suite $195; 7 Pc.
dimngroom suite $550;
glider rocker $100; stove
585: recliner $50: table and
chairs $45: video machine
$300. end tables $45: an-
oque dressers. chairs, and
'abler, many more items.
1G5-697-3532.
DRYERS $1751up. fridges
3ioO:up. stoves $150/up,
Hashers $2501up. upright
'•eezer $300. STEPS AP-
PLIANCES 362 FRENCH
OSHAWA 905-432-
1,67.
DUAL pedestal solid oak
aningroom set with 8
hairs, $1400. 665-0685
GREAT VALUE SALE-
S'cve, fridge, like new.
Smve - self-cleaning, corn-
rg ware top. Fndge - 18.5
u h GE.(905)420.0974.
KENWOOD CAR STER-
EO am fm cd player with
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13owdiltgRol For Sal Wanted Trailers For Rent 01n, For Rent For Rent
USED FRIDGE 5225. and
up. used stoves M. and
up, used washers $250.
dryers 5179 and up. Brand
new brand name fridges,
16. c.f. $605 . New brand
name 30• stoves $449. and
up. New scratch and dent
bar fridges 5 c.f. $249 Ste.
phenson's Furniture and
Appliances 227 Court S,L
Oshawa, 576-7448
WATER- if you are con-
cerned with the taste, smell
Wor look of your water, we
can help Call for info. 586-
8351 or 686-0234 after 5
pm
WINE STORAGE UNIT. -
temperature controlled, ca-
pacity 330 bottles, walnut
finish. 6'9 1/2• x 3 h. x 2 1/2
ft $1500.427-3954
' Articles
Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely,
Purchasing furniture or an-
ything old. Scientific instru-
ments. china, silver, adver-
tising, toys, decoys, dolls.
milk bottles, collections or
estates. Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooklin.
BEAGLE PUPPIES - Pur-
ebred, no papers. vet
checked, first shots, ready
to 90 now. Will deliver. Can
Laune . 905-665-0191
ATTENTION: Dog Owners
Doggie Dooley Pet Waste
Systems starting at $54 99
up to 150 Ib. wt Dog Life
Jackets starting at $25, 32'
Fire Hydrant indoor/outdoor
BEST Ban, 4-1/1 6', 10'
Lifetime Guarantee, from
$1099. Dog shovels from
$5 99, dog sunhats from
$9.00 9-9. 7 days/week
(905)723-5413. Fax 723.
1466
Automobiles
for Sale
CREDIT PROBLEMS? On
the spot financing Down
payments from $500
Monthly payments from
$150 O.A.C. Cars. trucks.
vans. 1981 to 1996 Alandy
Auto Sales Ltd. 792 Simcoe
Street South, Oshawa
Phone 905-720-3382
NEED A VEHICLE? Poor
credit? No credit? Bank-
rupt" Call Tracie at 905-
576.1800 or 1-888-259.
3673. 1 can help,
'eft deterrent, detachable
'ace plate. Built in 4 chtart-
-ql amp. Max 30 w x 4
Asking $300. Call 579-
"i 17 Ask br Shawn.
LARGE upright piano, ex-
;euent condition. $3.000.
:all 905-420-0717.
LE -TREK LEATHER jacket
3 matching helmet, brand
ew with removable liner
Clack d red) used on sea-
son Perfect sport bike
,ackel $350 Can 905-404-
)881 or 905-242-6217
ANTIOUES WANT]�in-
'Idbing
Ve buy estates, olda, glass, figurines.
Irrnture. pre 1940Irina cab�kcases, tfrrrg b)om sets, cedar ceadle se" mac
nd more. Cal Jell at
ANTIQUE
DISCOVERIES
6S x243
1979 TRIUMPH TR -7
Coupe. excellent condition,
$8.000. Call 905-420 4595
after 4pm.
1960 TRIUMPH, TR 8.
128.000 kms, convert-
ble.auto, 3 5 Itr. V8 en-
gine.excNlent condition.
certified. $9.000. please
cart 723-7902
1961 PONTIAC, low mile-
age, never seen winter
Can aMr 7 p.m. (905) 986-
5467.
1>N2 MAZDA R
MOVING SALE. wall urkV
APPLIANCES Wanted5-
Fully loaded 153000 km
ertertainmerl centre $250,
working or not working
spool, p/w. sunroof, 2 new
mthre 6 2 end tables $100.
Can Seats Appeances 905.
snow ores. female dnven,
meed office desk w/sidearm
432-7167
non-smeihal runs great.
3100. match, credenza
706-5234
^MIN May work, $950 as
$75 it
$75 chair $25. computer
corn utterbrig
CD's to rep? rm pay top
is. 965-576-4011. 905-
t5.
*ak$500.
dollar for your used and
576.2464
B&W photo enlarger
6. Can George at
19th Buick Regal, caMled
5200. garage doe $75.
435-1 996
Good henr.ing condition.
Fisher Prep travel crib $50.
FOLDING WIRE. Stackable
body ok. $1000 certified.
double stroller S30. men's
COntarrers with at least 1
Can Kirk or Hope 432
suets sae 30W 38 locket
kale drop. Approx 42 cubic
1863.
US 723-7774
h. Contact Abe 683-5117
t964 CHRYSLER Laser.
PIANO i seat 'Krydner-.
RESPONSIBLE 40 yr old
Body and engine in mint
$1 4, or best offer Cam
wants to rent travel trailer or
condition_ Stereo, iow mile -
905 420-9681
RV, July 31- Aug 4 Non
age, c•rbDed. Asking
PIANOS -GRANDFATHER
OI1er. No kids. no pets
$1695 OBO. Can 905 -683 -
CLOCKS Visit our ware-
Vlfii pay cash and deposit,
7301. 4261879 after, 6prn
house. new a used pianos
428-0507
1965 Cadillac Sedan
,upnghl a grand), do I&I
Trucks
Seville fumy loaded, am/fm
Pianos d keyboards. Not
Antiques
st•Ie0 easeett•, m•cham-
sure. rent to own Large se-
• q
caly Al. clean throughout
echon of docks Call Tek-
certified. $9900 Call
no rust. Must sell. $2475
op Pial 433-1491
ton. 5 spd. single axle,
cerbh•d.o.b o. 728-7693
RUGS CHINESE 900 ser-
TRISHA ROMANCE - Len-
1965 Fill 5 speed.
-es. 8 x 10 112. $480.
red Edition prints. Fraeied-
Kitchen Bath $1650. Springtires
172000 km Red 4 good
s x 11, $44., antique r01 trip
baby 52000: Framed
$1200 OBO. Call
:sale $3.500, stow 544,
Wallin 1984 Prince of
(905) 263-2772 Ask for
.tone door 36 x 84 $53,
Wales, 1985 Apothecary
Bruno.
:dor and frame 76 x 26
517,434 886
$75 each, 705-738.1612.
1985 JAGUAR SOVER-
SHED34-
OWlrty
Computer
EWA Red. Alpine stereo,
excel condition. 54.995.00
+vooder sheds 8' X 8' tam
'
corhle able Also 1990
rt. only 5299 plus tax
m
Anteet
Taurus, white, auto. excel
'.zany claw saes and styles
coed. $3500 905 -420 -
available Also garages
NEW MUSIC a -zine id
2923
,nd decks 761 McKay Rd.
hitp./NvwwOumarm-
1966 TOYOTA CAMPY,
.:rut 3. Pickering. For more
'do. c" 905-619-2093
rte. net/-atc238fin-
auto, power steering, pow -
dp him
or brakes. good condition,
SPAIHOT Tub, older mod-
$2.650 or best offer Call
el n good working condi-
Pools,
905-668-811364
905-668-8664
!'On.
On. t hp. motor. Seats 5.
5950- Cal 905-666 3688.
1967 Chrysler LeBaron
convertible. (black) Body in
SUITS! SUITS! SUITS! -
great shape (needs paint
Are you going to a gradue-
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
job) Turbo engine. Sat for
!.On, prom or a wedding, but
16' x 24' rectangular Kayak
2 years creeds some work
you dont have a suit? Why
pool includes decks b fent-
Has been well looked after
not look your best for a lot
mg. $5.195. Meets fencing
Asking $2000. Call 905-
ess by shopping at
by -paws. 25yr. warranty. t-
728-9815 after 6 p.m
RUGGED REPLAYS
11100-668-7564.Pickering/
19th CHEV CAVALIER,
where for around $100.
A• Phone 416-798-7509
$1,850. 170K, air, 1985
youll get a stylish Suit, sfurl,
tie
Buick Riviera, wry well
and a pair of shoes.
Sound too good 10 be baa?
a ' Lost &
B
maintained, fully loaded.
Come to Rugged Replays
Found
$1,750. Best offers. C01,11-
in Whitby and experience
Bed.728-5181
consignment shopping for
LOSTI Yieii the poodle,
19th Fbreda Accord LX
men, teens and boys like
beige with brown patch on
well cared for. same owner
never before! From iearis to
back, answers to 'Mit',
since new. Very dean in -
tuxedos, we've got 4 all.
wry, wry sadly missed,
side. $4000 o.b-o. Len 905 -
Call today for store fours
Delaney/Church area. Re-
618'0006.
and directions. 905-404-
2063.
ward. 428-7349.
19th TOYOTA WAGON,
gray, teen maintained. ittle
OAKIPINE FURNITURE-
rust, am -fm alpine stereo,
Traditional Woodworking is
no
new muttkr, brakes, rad
pleased to introduce out
(96), $4.600. (905) 4E0 -
new 'Home Office, and
1087,(905)420-2263
'Entertainment Centers•.
SWERL4M Hue" Pull
198! CHRYSLER L.EBAW
We have added many, new
male, chocolate/white. dou-
OK While, convertible
bedroom S dirt room
�
de pard -eyed, calm, regia-
loaded, 2.2 litre turbo.
Pieces as well. Vile proudy
tared, guaranteed. Call
666-1104 leave
handcraft what we sea and
(705)357-2792.
.
otter the highest quality fair_
nishings available any-
ny-
where at low competitive
COtm Utlf
' VideO
mesa
omputer
Mivideo
Prices
Pnces.905-985.8774.
WE
BUY AND SELL Can
washer and coin dryer,
sliding doors, bpoters and
POP COOlm. We have parts
for Off p appliances at 20% .
Parts for domestic W
Prances. Commercial
Parts. Stephenso n's Com-
mercial Products, 325 Sim.
Coe St. S., Oshawa, 576-
8471
1989 CUTLASS Sierra SL.
A i A AUTO- We pay
Fully loaded 153000 km
SW $10.000 Cash on the
Bucket seats, black $3900.
spot Any condition, any
Can 723-2600
year Call us anytime, 24
1969 S-10 lowered. T/A's,
hours, 7 days, 30 min serv-
new paint, stereo, 4 3 auto.
ice. 905-686.5003 or 905 -
super chip. accel-egnetion.
706-5234
much more $5500 o.b.o
ANY SCRAP Caror Truck
Call 436-5001
wanted. complete or not
1990 PONTIAC Sunbird
Top Cash paid Free pick -
SE 2 door, high miles, low
up Call (905)431-4333 or
price, loaded. auto. air,
4347489
cruise, tilt. Anil Cassette,
AUTOMOBILES and
sunroof. Many new parts
trucks wanted for scrap.
Can 430-1446.
Any condition, any age.
1992 DODGE Caravan,
free removal in the Durham
excellent condition. $8.500.
Region, cash paid. Also
Certified Call 905-428-
needed, '75 to -87 Chev or
1823.
GMC pickup for parts. Calf
anytime. Oshawa 905.431-
1992 DODGE SPIRIT: 6
0407
ryl. an loaded, very clean,
red interior & exterior.
CASH FOR CARS! We
125.000 kms Asking
buy used vehicles Vehicles
$8000 (905)668-1212
must be in running condi-
tion. Call 4272415 or come
1993 DYNASTY, many ex-
to 479 Bayly St East, Ajax
tras, 186K hwy miles, cent-
at MURAD AUTO SALES
had. in excellent condition
$5900 fvm. (905)686-
Trucks
7879'
for Sale
1994 Grand Prix SE. V6,
p.w. . p d l . 143.0001ims.
certified. $9900 Call
1985 Internaliunal, 22 5
(905)668-4754
ton. 5 spd. single axle,
1994 GRAND PRIX SE,
DT466, too many new parts
PM/, Pit, P'S PM. Cruise,
to list Bills to prove Cert-
Teft. Am/Fm cassette, secur-
bed. asking S8.50o Call
ity system. 79,000 km
Torry 721-0986
$14.500 Call 683-3020
19% GRAND PRIX V6. P/
S, ahs. p,1 Ww, Wlrunk, Se-
curity system. 4 -poor, ap-
Pmx. 87.010 highway tuns.
$13,900. Like new, one
owner 9054983-3020.
1994 MAZDA 626 Kli
NOS. 42.000 kit. black.
grey. full power package.
aC. $16.900 firm 1 yr war -
1965 CHEV S-10, short
box. V-6automatic, as is.
$1,400 Telephone 436-
9944
1990 FORD F/SO, PICK-
UP. 220k, 6 cyl. auto. air,
pamfied. 53.500 1987 Isu-
zu Trooper 230K. 52.750.
(905)623-1522
1995 YUKON. Beautiful
loaded, jeune• ady driven
1990 HOMESTEADER 12
x 38 ft mobile home.. 10 x
20 Ronda room. Main trader
fully furnished One bed-
room. 4 Pc. bath, fridge full
size, propane stove and
oven. Electric hot water,
deck 10 x 16, shed. new
root on Florida room, new
carpet Located at Nestle -
In Park on Hwy 36 bet.
ween Lindsay and Bobcay-
geon, on water Asking
$28.000 or best otter
Leave message before 4
P m. or call after 5 p.m. to 9
Pm Ask for Denise (905)
579-3791
1993 Eighteen foot travel
trap- Conquest by Gulf
Stream Sleeps four, air.
awning, stereo, microwave
and more Mint condition
Asking $12.000 No G.S.T
(905) 579-2495.
1993 FLAGSTAFF TENT
trader. sleeps 6. ice box. in
ON stove, alldc power, sink
with water. 8 ftawning.
s'ored indoors. excellent
condition, asking $4.500 or
best offer (905) 623-3293
BONUS 97 Park fees pad
1391 Baycastle Commo-
dore. 12x40, tufty furnished.
2 bedroom, garden shed.
deck. awning, comer lot.
boat docking in front of
trader, great fishing. Beauti-
ful spot. Balsam Lake Trail-
er Park. $34,500 (705)
374-4146 Possession 5
days
FOR SALE - 40 FT. travel.
all trailer (cottager, Air
cond.. two decks. Fonda
room. furnished. good loca-
tion on Chemong Lake
Home (905) 576-8449
Park. (705) 292-7134
rarity , mind. (905) 668- -My 49.000 kms.. asking
6513 532.000 call 905-571- MOIOrCyC1lS
1994 MAZDA MX3 (salver) 3881
52000km ,extra dean) full
load ino leather) 517200' 1992 HONDA 1100 Shad-
o.b o Call 905.404-0681 4 ale! ow. black, 15 000km, ask
or 905-2426217
"g $6500 Can 905-430-
1995 NEON SPORT. 4 dr 1967 AEROSTAR XLT. i-- 1291
auto, amRm cars, arc, pe, passenger good condition 1916 SUZUKI ",SXR 750
P . ABS, 65,000 km certified $3000 certified. Also 1987 1800 ■m, b,..e 6 white)
511.500. Cam 905-666- Cavaher wagon, auto.. "' SM50 arid+ complete loath -
2M maintained, good runner ars. boots. gloves. htehrtet 2
1995 RED CAVALIER Z22.
5 Spd coupe. tinted glass.
low kms Win partly Asking
$11.500 579-6003
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No turn downs,
first time buyers,
loans available
for bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. If you
work you drive!
Call the Special
Finance
Department
Sheridan Chev
Olds Pickering
(905)706-8498
SUMMER AT CERTICAR
SALE. FOR THE li
GEST SELECTION OF
MINI VANS, SPORTS VE-
HICLES AND CONVERTI-
BLES SEE US NOW. 1990
Honda Civic .mint $4.295,
1992 Nissan Sentra, auto.
$5.595. 1987 Mustang
convertible, white. auto. 6
cyl- $3.995.. 1992 Chev
Tracker, like new. $5.595.
1989 Astm 8 pass. loaded.
$5,995.. 1985 Dodge con-
vertible. exec $3.495.
1993 Suntire, white, load-
ed, $6,995.. 1992 Scoupe.
red. auto, air, 55.995., 1990
Chau Tracker, black, auto.
$6,495., 1991 Call. Z24,
loaded, while, $7,895.,
1989 Mazda 323, auto.
$3.495.. 1990 Voyageur. 7
pass., cream deal 54,995.,
1988 Royale Brougham,
loaded, low kmS. $5.995.,
1986 Pontiac 6000 runs
great $1.995. 45 cerbffed
lrelhiplM
in etoek Cerucer
aueo Centre, 155 King SL
W-1 (Oshawa) at I -"
Map, Ivibus customers
Wing MraN friends' Open
Sund Ys. (No 579.2aM-
1984 FORD Tempo GL.
auto., V6. alc, 4 dr. $6750
obo.; 1990 Chyrsler Dy-
nasty, 3.3 L. V6, $4900 obo.
434.2775.
5/500.666-1311 coversand more Cam 905-
19th Chevrolet. 14cube '04-M1 or 905.242.6217
van. insulated box with 1996 xR 250L Encluro. an -
Reefer Good cOrdition As pile^' %hap@. low kms.
's 54000 Call Jacques asking $5250 Call 705-
«)5-576-6328 (Davy) 357-3938
1910 Fond Diesel 11' nips
van good condition, as s Marine
54000 Call Jacques 905- B
576-6326 (daily)
1992 SUZUKI T -ad*,. 4x4.
'aw soft % - -e vehicle 20 FT. O'DAY, scoop. 9.9
$7.995 part. OBO. call Horca outboard main, job.
5-6-56,96 or 666-1812 genoa. stereo. full Nean-
caVlightmg. wood entonor.
1993 FORD E150, Cargc ,rte many extras. 54.500
van red auto SL V8. AIR. (9051686-2341
13.000KMS $12.900 call
25-4209
1994 GMC PICKUP. 4x 4 Recrestiona(
extended cab. 'wo toff ' Vehicles
blue. 89.000 kill, loaded.
-any extras, 523.500 or 1266 CORSAIR GMC 21 It.
best offer (905) 576-4526 66 000 ki, srewroom, con-
Jioon, $17.500, or best off-
'
Trailers er (905) 983-9267
FOR RENT deluxe diesel
motor coach. 37 ft .steeps
1978 Fleermng. 17 ft trail- 4. all options. Telephone
er, sleeps 4 adults. 2 dkld- (905) 436-6456
ran. 3pc bath. all cOntvett-
iences, in excellent condo- ApartRllntS
bon. asking 53500 o.b.o 1 / For Rent
Call(905)509-3855
1978 TERRY Trailer. 28.
1 -bedroom located in 5
star skyline park. Chemong
Lake Peterborough. $7000.
(905)430-1922 or
(905)432-6325
1901 STARCRAFT hard-
top tent trailer. Hydro.
stove, sink, sleeps bur. Ex-
cellent condition. Asking
$1250 905-655-8653.
19M GOLDEN FALCON ,
35 X 12 FT Melody Bay,
Buddwm, covered 10 x 30
ft. deck. shed, t.v. tower, all
inside furniture all deck
furniture plus bbq. dishes,
pots and pans, silverware. 1 i 2 BORN APT. avail
bedding, full size electric immediately or July lsL At
hedge, 4 pce. with Hush toe- 350 Malaya. Also 2 bdrm at
let, sleeps 6. 3rd site back 946 Mason St. Start from
from lake, 1997 season $595 per month all inclu-
paid. Asking $27.800. Tele- sive. No pets. Call (905)
Phone (905)725-5993 576-6724.
19th 31 12 FT. PROWL- 1 & 2 DOWNTOWN Osha-
ER house trailer, large ova. 2 bedroom $495 plus
deck, 21 ft. new awning,
shed, sleeps 6, tip out, hydro. 1 bedroom $425 alf
large lot, very dean park, inclusive, 2 bedroom 5550
Picton area. Lot paid for plus hydro, 1 bedroom
1997 season. (905) 723- $450 all inclusive. Avail.
47W June 15 or sooner. hist 8
Automfolifiles last no pets. 725-8710
DO TOIL NA" All
APARlllOft lOR
lRfaf!! Q 110 At1R
575 to 57500 for scrap cars
8 trucks or any condition
velucles. 24 hr professanm tt�
pick-up. Free Towing. Call
(905) 706.5740.
OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt.
Albert and Jackson war.
Close to am amenities. heat.
hydro included. $592./
monthly. Available imme-
diately. Firstilast required
434-6311 leave message.
1 -BEDROOM Basement
apartment, furnished, share
kitchen. $500/month, first/
last Non -Smoker, no pets.
available July 1 905 F, t 9--
2521 or 683-4745
EXTRA LARGE -
room in Norm Oshawa
Large balcony, quiet budd-
ing $598 utilities, cable.
parking included. July 1
Phone 905-579-5584
OSHAWA 'Bloor ST W)
Large ' & 2 a 3 bedroom
apartments n dean low
rise building Close to 401
b GO Parking Available
immediately From $600
per month Phone 905-576-
4255
OSHAWA Bloor St.) Large
2 8 3 bedroom aparvnents
in dean low rise building
Close to 401 a GO Park
ing Available immediately
From $600 /month Phone
905-576-4255
WILSONOLIVE tea. 2
bedrooms. available irrvne-
'lately Fudge- stove.
'eat d hydro included
$742 Carpet. parking.
laundry tax: Daytime 263-
8369 or evenings 263-
2522
2 BEDROOM UPPER
5600 plus 1/2 vokees. avail
July 1. no Pots cam (905)
725-3299
2 -BEDROOM apartment
lower duce. K ngHa,-o-
ny area, bus stoc '-^m door.
older quiet couple pro
joined. 5650/month all in-
clusive. cable too. Isviast.
available July Ist 905-
579-5749
2 -BEDROOM Basement
apa-•ment, avaable enme-
: ately Asking S37Smonth
each Call for appointment
905.686-9076
2 -BEDROOM arge quiet
main 'loci S 3 room
basement downtown
Oshawa Newly renovated.
irreplace, parking. laundry.
'entad backyard 5750 per
nnonMh. 571-5320
209 CORDOVA 2 bdrm
act Park 9 &Cor $710,
mo. Balcony 2nd floor unit
LMI end lstil" Parking
For more wft call anylime
623-3706. 576-2877
AJAX, large 1 -bedroom
casement apartment, sepa-
take enitranoo. shared laun-
dry, available JWy 1, first/
Last, references. $650 LIM-
ties included, NO PETS
(905)427-8479
AJAX, WESTNEY/401, ;wo
bedroom basement. sepa-
rate entrance, walking to
amenities and go, non
smoking. 5650 inclusive
Telephone (905) 426-
2941
AJAX- New 1 bedroom
basement walkout apt Fuji
kitchen, 4 pc bath. parking.
separate entrance. Suits
single working person, non
smoker. no pets. 1 st 6 last
required. Available July 15
$625/month an inclusive.
Call 683-9639.
AJAX: Eag ellwlpl, by
the lake. Freshly painted 1
bedroom, 5 appliances.
fireplace, underground
parking. $800. plus. Avail-
able July 1. Condotyn Marr
agement: 428-9766.
AJAX: newly, renovated 1
bedroom basement apart-
ment. Fridge, stove, wash-
er, dryer, parking, sep. en-
trance. No pets. 5600. +
utilities. Aug 1. 1 sVlast.
Michael 416-282-5754.
905460.0961 of Wr bpm
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY, in Whitby Apt. building,
spacious. carpeted, newly
painted, with balconi dose
to bus, shopping, all utilities
included, first/last required,
no Pets, t bedroom $675.
2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed-
room $840.. Cam 430--
0134.
'
iLVC•xnn Cn mplil \ - VVII1110
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM.
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
CENTRAL Oshawa. ex
el!ert budding, 1&2 bed
dins. 1 block to Seniors
:entre. Urge units start at
5595 SOUTHEAST Oill
«a location, 182 -bedrooms
,,*art at $550 lst/iasc728-
'344. 436-6889 pager
'12-5107
CLAREMONT. I bedroom
.xuli " separate en-
•-ance. 4 years new. utilities
3 parking included- non
.cooker no pets. first 8 Iasi.
,.,all July 1, 5625. 905-
=49-1917
COZY 1 -bedroom. Ade-
Iaide�Ritson area Upper -
Suitable for one $450 in-
clusnie Call 905-983-
5705
GREAT DEAL ' bedroom
(2nd `loon apartment, Ill
enette. walkout to large
(15x25) deck Private en-
trance. parking, uhhtes in-
cluded except Drums. S550
mpdh Available July t st. 3
min from O C. buses 905-
433-0216 North Oshawa
LARGE, dean 3 bedroom
Norm Oshawa. with 0". 2
appliances. Urge fenced
yard. NO PETS. laundry
parking available $800 .
hydro. July 1, hrsytast 436-
0672
NEAR OSHAWA Centre. 2
be -cm ac ^ wean quiet
5 unit building, free laundry
hWiDes. Vital %20 prus
hydro. can (905) 839-
4659
NEWLY -RENOVATED 2 -1
ofil aca- ,meats S+n-
W*iHwy 2. includes utih-
ties, close to downtown,
(buses) Can Lucy (905)
472.2926. Days after 6
Ron (416) 726-0758, or
14161 2619584 anytime
ONE a Two oedmom
apa•• ill mmemate
Possession, prefer couple.
North Oshawa. induces
bridgestovel carpet. fresh-
ly-pambil shopping plaza.
laundry faa611i" Near tis
Reasonable 725-2642 at -
ler 5 per
AJAX NORTH , bedroom
Origrt 4 pC lair laundry,
separate entrance, parking'
$650 an inclusive. avail
July ' 619--4663
ONE BEDROOM base-
men! apartment 4 pe bath,
ring room. full kitch-
en.central air. laundry. -a-
ble, utilities vtckded Sap.
water entrance hrsvlast
$625 monthly (905)427-
9583
One bedroom basement
apartment Gas fireplace.
fridge. hot plate, rn"
crowave washer/dryer
Separate entrance:parkmg.
No pets, single person.
$500 inclusive. Call after
4 30 404-9551
ONE BEDROOM base-
ment apartment Ajax.
Indigo, stow, laundry. $550
plus utilities. Available im-
modiately, 14161 781-0828
ONE, and two bedroom
apts in most beautiful adult
building. Available anytime
Stevenson 8 Rossland,
Oshawa Call 723-1009
OSHAWA - 888 . 900
Glen St: 2 & 3 bedroom
apts 5675. - $708. pose
to shopping, schools, GW
GO. Utilities included. First/
last required. $25. off dis-
counted to seniors. Call
728-4993
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
apts. July 1 occupancy,
5600 range. Locations to
suit you. Stockwell Really
Corp. 723-1265.
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apt.
Olive and Simcoe St area.
Close to an amervties. heat,
hydro included. 5620/
monthty. Available imme-
diately. First/last required
434-6311 leave message.
OSHAWA CENTRAL 'I
bedroom basement a,
laundry, parking, quiet
neghbouAlood,available
immediately. $450 it
sive. call 723-1887
CLEAN, QUIET
Family Building North
Oshawa. 18 2 bdrms. In-
clusive. Pay cable. parking
fl laundry Inc. 723-2094.
OSHAWA- 2 bedroom
Spacious clean in duplex
Fenced yard, parking, ap.
pliances 5650 . utilities
Available Immediately Call
(905) 420-1846
PICKERING - one bed-
room wai,lut basement
apt Ideal for single working
person $525. First/last
Avail July 1 Call 839-
7661
PICKERING GO. '-bed-
room-asement apartment.
private entrance, clean, ap-
phances. no smolungypets
Ideal for single female.
available immediately.
5565 905-686-6105
PICKERING. Liverpool
South of Bayty. 1 bedroom
basement separate. an -
trance. Parking. 4 Pc. bath.
$650 inclusive. available
Aug.2. 420-1276
PICKERING- 2 bedroom
basement apt Laundry.
separate entrance. a0 in-
clusive. Close to 401. bus &
Srtoppetlg. $425 to share or
S798 monthly. Call 619-
9112
PICKERING - whien Rd.
Oedroom basement Sep-
arale entrance Full kitchen.
Parking. ATC Central vac.
security Carpeted. clean.
Single. non-smoker July
1st $650 Inciussve Cam
420-6494
PORT HOPE one bed-
room aPtS available in
Quiet well maintained ma-
ture bu long For apDt to
view Sail 905-885-8294
RITSOWTAUNTON-L arae
One be ..m all: Laundry.
Parking, utilities included
$WGmOnth Cart 576-3264
OSHAWA - NORTH 7x
GO station. ~4v' ^ Parking.
Hydro, baiconppaho $740
all indusive Istilast No
dogs Available mme.
dkill (905) 7212232
(416)239-2752
Tale ra lsr4.e
.hods. library and GM
lent Walk out to your
_., cony or -tc lour own
b''.ite storage Available
--wrtediately Lao ml
qnt rvgobebN. Coil
(905) 721-6741 - ori
TOP FLOOR of house 2
bed"
cm appliances: first!
last Clean gwet people
Whiting Ave. Oshawa
$620 Available Imme-
aateiy. Own outside en-
trance 571-7989 after
5 30p m.
DESIRABLE N OSHAWA -
lovely urge yean and very
Private 2 bedroom apt with
ensule. air. dishwasher,
$925. plus hydro. 905-839-
3939
304 SWCOE ST. S.. OR 17
QUEBEC ST., one bed-
room apartments for rent.
Semcoe and Gibb area.
$450 . hydro. Oshawa
Available immediately
571-3229
TWO BEDROOM base-
ment apartment, separate
entrance. Gose 10 all
amenities. including Go.
$700 per mo. includes utili-
ties. July 1st. (905) 837-
0804
TWO bedroom, S639.1mo .
heat(water included, pay
own hydro. Prime Oshawa
location near O.C. and
Midtown Mall, July 1st,
436-6042.
WEST OF Oshawa Cen-
tre, 3 -bedroom apartment,
upstairs in triplex, adult
building, 5800/month in -
dudes everything even ca-
ble TV. Available now or
soon. 574 Cartier Ave 905-
728-7784.
WHITBY - 839 Durdas St.
E. one bedroom apt. in 4-
plex. front and rear garden
view. New decor, clean,
quiet. not pets. Laundry,
parking. am inclusive $675.
905-509-2038.
1995 RED CAVALIER Z22.
5 Spd coupe. tinted glass.
low kms Win partly Asking
$11.500 579-6003
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No turn downs,
first time buyers,
loans available
for bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. If you
work you drive!
Call the Special
Finance
Department
Sheridan Chev
Olds Pickering
(905)706-8498
SUMMER AT CERTICAR
SALE. FOR THE li
GEST SELECTION OF
MINI VANS, SPORTS VE-
HICLES AND CONVERTI-
BLES SEE US NOW. 1990
Honda Civic .mint $4.295,
1992 Nissan Sentra, auto.
$5.595. 1987 Mustang
convertible, white. auto. 6
cyl- $3.995.. 1992 Chev
Tracker, like new. $5.595.
1989 Astm 8 pass. loaded.
$5,995.. 1985 Dodge con-
vertible. exec $3.495.
1993 Suntire, white, load-
ed, $6,995.. 1992 Scoupe.
red. auto, air, 55.995., 1990
Chau Tracker, black, auto.
$6,495., 1991 Call. Z24,
loaded, while, $7,895.,
1989 Mazda 323, auto.
$3.495.. 1990 Voyageur. 7
pass., cream deal 54,995.,
1988 Royale Brougham,
loaded, low kmS. $5.995.,
1986 Pontiac 6000 runs
great $1.995. 45 cerbffed
lrelhiplM
in etoek Cerucer
aueo Centre, 155 King SL
W-1 (Oshawa) at I -"
Map, Ivibus customers
Wing MraN friends' Open
Sund Ys. (No 579.2aM-
1984 FORD Tempo GL.
auto., V6. alc, 4 dr. $6750
obo.; 1990 Chyrsler Dy-
nasty, 3.3 L. V6, $4900 obo.
434.2775.
5/500.666-1311 coversand more Cam 905-
19th Chevrolet. 14cube '04-M1 or 905.242.6217
van. insulated box with 1996 xR 250L Encluro. an -
Reefer Good cOrdition As pile^' %hap@. low kms.
's 54000 Call Jacques asking $5250 Call 705-
«)5-576-6328 (Davy) 357-3938
1910 Fond Diesel 11' nips
van good condition, as s Marine
54000 Call Jacques 905- B
576-6326 (daily)
1992 SUZUKI T -ad*,. 4x4.
'aw soft % - -e vehicle 20 FT. O'DAY, scoop. 9.9
$7.995 part. OBO. call Horca outboard main, job.
5-6-56,96 or 666-1812 genoa. stereo. full Nean-
caVlightmg. wood entonor.
1993 FORD E150, Cargc ,rte many extras. 54.500
van red auto SL V8. AIR. (9051686-2341
13.000KMS $12.900 call
25-4209
1994 GMC PICKUP. 4x 4 Recrestiona(
extended cab. 'wo toff ' Vehicles
blue. 89.000 kill, loaded.
-any extras, 523.500 or 1266 CORSAIR GMC 21 It.
best offer (905) 576-4526 66 000 ki, srewroom, con-
Jioon, $17.500, or best off-
'
Trailers er (905) 983-9267
FOR RENT deluxe diesel
motor coach. 37 ft .steeps
1978 Fleermng. 17 ft trail- 4. all options. Telephone
er, sleeps 4 adults. 2 dkld- (905) 436-6456
ran. 3pc bath. all cOntvett-
iences, in excellent condo- ApartRllntS
bon. asking 53500 o.b.o 1 / For Rent
Call(905)509-3855
1978 TERRY Trailer. 28.
1 -bedroom located in 5
star skyline park. Chemong
Lake Peterborough. $7000.
(905)430-1922 or
(905)432-6325
1901 STARCRAFT hard-
top tent trailer. Hydro.
stove, sink, sleeps bur. Ex-
cellent condition. Asking
$1250 905-655-8653.
19M GOLDEN FALCON ,
35 X 12 FT Melody Bay,
Buddwm, covered 10 x 30
ft. deck. shed, t.v. tower, all
inside furniture all deck
furniture plus bbq. dishes,
pots and pans, silverware. 1 i 2 BORN APT. avail
bedding, full size electric immediately or July lsL At
hedge, 4 pce. with Hush toe- 350 Malaya. Also 2 bdrm at
let, sleeps 6. 3rd site back 946 Mason St. Start from
from lake, 1997 season $595 per month all inclu-
paid. Asking $27.800. Tele- sive. No pets. Call (905)
Phone (905)725-5993 576-6724.
19th 31 12 FT. PROWL- 1 & 2 DOWNTOWN Osha-
ER house trailer, large ova. 2 bedroom $495 plus
deck, 21 ft. new awning,
shed, sleeps 6, tip out, hydro. 1 bedroom $425 alf
large lot, very dean park, inclusive, 2 bedroom 5550
Picton area. Lot paid for plus hydro, 1 bedroom
1997 season. (905) 723- $450 all inclusive. Avail.
47W June 15 or sooner. hist 8
Automfolifiles last no pets. 725-8710
DO TOIL NA" All
APARlllOft lOR
lRfaf!! Q 110 At1R
575 to 57500 for scrap cars
8 trucks or any condition
velucles. 24 hr professanm tt�
pick-up. Free Towing. Call
(905) 706.5740.
OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt.
Albert and Jackson war.
Close to am amenities. heat.
hydro included. $592./
monthly. Available imme-
diately. Firstilast required
434-6311 leave message.
1 -BEDROOM Basement
apartment, furnished, share
kitchen. $500/month, first/
last Non -Smoker, no pets.
available July 1 905 F, t 9--
2521 or 683-4745
EXTRA LARGE -
room in Norm Oshawa
Large balcony, quiet budd-
ing $598 utilities, cable.
parking included. July 1
Phone 905-579-5584
OSHAWA 'Bloor ST W)
Large ' & 2 a 3 bedroom
apartments n dean low
rise building Close to 401
b GO Parking Available
immediately From $600
per month Phone 905-576-
4255
OSHAWA Bloor St.) Large
2 8 3 bedroom aparvnents
in dean low rise building
Close to 401 a GO Park
ing Available immediately
From $600 /month Phone
905-576-4255
WILSONOLIVE tea. 2
bedrooms. available irrvne-
'lately Fudge- stove.
'eat d hydro included
$742 Carpet. parking.
laundry tax: Daytime 263-
8369 or evenings 263-
2522
2 BEDROOM UPPER
5600 plus 1/2 vokees. avail
July 1. no Pots cam (905)
725-3299
2 -BEDROOM apartment
lower duce. K ngHa,-o-
ny area, bus stoc '-^m door.
older quiet couple pro
joined. 5650/month all in-
clusive. cable too. Isviast.
available July Ist 905-
579-5749
2 -BEDROOM Basement
apa-•ment, avaable enme-
: ately Asking S37Smonth
each Call for appointment
905.686-9076
2 -BEDROOM arge quiet
main 'loci S 3 room
basement downtown
Oshawa Newly renovated.
irreplace, parking. laundry.
'entad backyard 5750 per
nnonMh. 571-5320
209 CORDOVA 2 bdrm
act Park 9 &Cor $710,
mo. Balcony 2nd floor unit
LMI end lstil" Parking
For more wft call anylime
623-3706. 576-2877
AJAX, large 1 -bedroom
casement apartment, sepa-
take enitranoo. shared laun-
dry, available JWy 1, first/
Last, references. $650 LIM-
ties included, NO PETS
(905)427-8479
AJAX, WESTNEY/401, ;wo
bedroom basement. sepa-
rate entrance, walking to
amenities and go, non
smoking. 5650 inclusive
Telephone (905) 426-
2941
AJAX- New 1 bedroom
basement walkout apt Fuji
kitchen, 4 pc bath. parking.
separate entrance. Suits
single working person, non
smoker. no pets. 1 st 6 last
required. Available July 15
$625/month an inclusive.
Call 683-9639.
AJAX: Eag ellwlpl, by
the lake. Freshly painted 1
bedroom, 5 appliances.
fireplace, underground
parking. $800. plus. Avail-
able July 1. Condotyn Marr
agement: 428-9766.
AJAX: newly, renovated 1
bedroom basement apart-
ment. Fridge, stove, wash-
er, dryer, parking, sep. en-
trance. No pets. 5600. +
utilities. Aug 1. 1 sVlast.
Michael 416-282-5754.
905460.0961 of Wr bpm
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY, in Whitby Apt. building,
spacious. carpeted, newly
painted, with balconi dose
to bus, shopping, all utilities
included, first/last required,
no Pets, t bedroom $675.
2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed-
room $840.. Cam 430--
0134.
'
iLVC•xnn Cn mplil \ - VVII1110
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM.
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
CENTRAL Oshawa. ex
el!ert budding, 1&2 bed
dins. 1 block to Seniors
:entre. Urge units start at
5595 SOUTHEAST Oill
«a location, 182 -bedrooms
,,*art at $550 lst/iasc728-
'344. 436-6889 pager
'12-5107
CLAREMONT. I bedroom
.xuli " separate en-
•-ance. 4 years new. utilities
3 parking included- non
.cooker no pets. first 8 Iasi.
,.,all July 1, 5625. 905-
=49-1917
COZY 1 -bedroom. Ade-
Iaide�Ritson area Upper -
Suitable for one $450 in-
clusnie Call 905-983-
5705
GREAT DEAL ' bedroom
(2nd `loon apartment, Ill
enette. walkout to large
(15x25) deck Private en-
trance. parking, uhhtes in-
cluded except Drums. S550
mpdh Available July t st. 3
min from O C. buses 905-
433-0216 North Oshawa
LARGE, dean 3 bedroom
Norm Oshawa. with 0". 2
appliances. Urge fenced
yard. NO PETS. laundry
parking available $800 .
hydro. July 1, hrsytast 436-
0672
NEAR OSHAWA Centre. 2
be -cm ac ^ wean quiet
5 unit building, free laundry
hWiDes. Vital %20 prus
hydro. can (905) 839-
4659
NEWLY -RENOVATED 2 -1
ofil aca- ,meats S+n-
W*iHwy 2. includes utih-
ties, close to downtown,
(buses) Can Lucy (905)
472.2926. Days after 6
Ron (416) 726-0758, or
14161 2619584 anytime
ONE a Two oedmom
apa•• ill mmemate
Possession, prefer couple.
North Oshawa. induces
bridgestovel carpet. fresh-
ly-pambil shopping plaza.
laundry faa611i" Near tis
Reasonable 725-2642 at -
ler 5 per
AJAX NORTH , bedroom
Origrt 4 pC lair laundry,
separate entrance, parking'
$650 an inclusive. avail
July ' 619--4663
ONE BEDROOM base-
men! apartment 4 pe bath,
ring room. full kitch-
en.central air. laundry. -a-
ble, utilities vtckded Sap.
water entrance hrsvlast
$625 monthly (905)427-
9583
One bedroom basement
apartment Gas fireplace.
fridge. hot plate, rn"
crowave washer/dryer
Separate entrance:parkmg.
No pets, single person.
$500 inclusive. Call after
4 30 404-9551
ONE BEDROOM base-
ment apartment Ajax.
Indigo, stow, laundry. $550
plus utilities. Available im-
modiately, 14161 781-0828
ONE, and two bedroom
apts in most beautiful adult
building. Available anytime
Stevenson 8 Rossland,
Oshawa Call 723-1009
OSHAWA - 888 . 900
Glen St: 2 & 3 bedroom
apts 5675. - $708. pose
to shopping, schools, GW
GO. Utilities included. First/
last required. $25. off dis-
counted to seniors. Call
728-4993
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
apts. July 1 occupancy,
5600 range. Locations to
suit you. Stockwell Really
Corp. 723-1265.
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apt.
Olive and Simcoe St area.
Close to an amervties. heat,
hydro included. 5620/
monthty. Available imme-
diately. First/last required
434-6311 leave message.
OSHAWA CENTRAL 'I
bedroom basement a,
laundry, parking, quiet
neghbouAlood,available
immediately. $450 it
sive. call 723-1887
CLEAN, QUIET
Family Building North
Oshawa. 18 2 bdrms. In-
clusive. Pay cable. parking
fl laundry Inc. 723-2094.
OSHAWA- 2 bedroom
Spacious clean in duplex
Fenced yard, parking, ap.
pliances 5650 . utilities
Available Immediately Call
(905) 420-1846
PICKERING - one bed-
room wai,lut basement
apt Ideal for single working
person $525. First/last
Avail July 1 Call 839-
7661
PICKERING GO. '-bed-
room-asement apartment.
private entrance, clean, ap-
phances. no smolungypets
Ideal for single female.
available immediately.
5565 905-686-6105
PICKERING. Liverpool
South of Bayty. 1 bedroom
basement separate. an -
trance. Parking. 4 Pc. bath.
$650 inclusive. available
Aug.2. 420-1276
PICKERING- 2 bedroom
basement apt Laundry.
separate entrance. a0 in-
clusive. Close to 401. bus &
Srtoppetlg. $425 to share or
S798 monthly. Call 619-
9112
PICKERING - whien Rd.
Oedroom basement Sep-
arale entrance Full kitchen.
Parking. ATC Central vac.
security Carpeted. clean.
Single. non-smoker July
1st $650 Inciussve Cam
420-6494
PORT HOPE one bed-
room aPtS available in
Quiet well maintained ma-
ture bu long For apDt to
view Sail 905-885-8294
RITSOWTAUNTON-L arae
One be ..m all: Laundry.
Parking, utilities included
$WGmOnth Cart 576-3264
OSHAWA - NORTH 7x
GO station. ~4v' ^ Parking.
Hydro, baiconppaho $740
all indusive Istilast No
dogs Available mme.
dkill (905) 7212232
(416)239-2752
Tale ra lsr4.e
.hods. library and GM
lent Walk out to your
_., cony or -tc lour own
b''.ite storage Available
--wrtediately Lao ml
qnt rvgobebN. Coil
(905) 721-6741 - ori
TOP FLOOR of house 2
bed"
cm appliances: first!
last Clean gwet people
Whiting Ave. Oshawa
$620 Available Imme-
aateiy. Own outside en-
trance 571-7989 after
5 30p m.
DESIRABLE N OSHAWA -
lovely urge yean and very
Private 2 bedroom apt with
ensule. air. dishwasher,
$925. plus hydro. 905-839-
3939
304 SWCOE ST. S.. OR 17
QUEBEC ST., one bed-
room apartments for rent.
Semcoe and Gibb area.
$450 . hydro. Oshawa
Available immediately
571-3229
TWO BEDROOM base-
ment apartment, separate
entrance. Gose 10 all
amenities. including Go.
$700 per mo. includes utili-
ties. July 1st. (905) 837-
0804
TWO bedroom, S639.1mo .
heat(water included, pay
own hydro. Prime Oshawa
location near O.C. and
Midtown Mall, July 1st,
436-6042.
WEST OF Oshawa Cen-
tre, 3 -bedroom apartment,
upstairs in triplex, adult
building, 5800/month in -
dudes everything even ca-
ble TV. Available now or
soon. 574 Cartier Ave 905-
728-7784.
WHITBY - 839 Durdas St.
E. one bedroom apt. in 4-
plex. front and rear garden
view. New decor, clean,
quiet. not pets. Laundry,
parking. am inclusive $675.
905-509-2038.
1 -bedroom located in 5
star skyline park. Chemong
Lake Peterborough. $7000.
(905)430-1922 or
(905)432-6325
1901 STARCRAFT hard-
top tent trailer. Hydro.
stove, sink, sleeps bur. Ex-
cellent condition. Asking
$1250 905-655-8653.
19M GOLDEN FALCON ,
35 X 12 FT Melody Bay,
Buddwm, covered 10 x 30
ft. deck. shed, t.v. tower, all
inside furniture all deck
furniture plus bbq. dishes,
pots and pans, silverware. 1 i 2 BORN APT. avail
bedding, full size electric immediately or July lsL At
hedge, 4 pce. with Hush toe- 350 Malaya. Also 2 bdrm at
let, sleeps 6. 3rd site back 946 Mason St. Start from
from lake, 1997 season $595 per month all inclu-
paid. Asking $27.800. Tele- sive. No pets. Call (905)
Phone (905)725-5993 576-6724.
19th 31 12 FT. PROWL- 1 & 2 DOWNTOWN Osha-
ER house trailer, large ova. 2 bedroom $495 plus
deck, 21 ft. new awning,
shed, sleeps 6, tip out, hydro. 1 bedroom $425 alf
large lot, very dean park, inclusive, 2 bedroom 5550
Picton area. Lot paid for plus hydro, 1 bedroom
1997 season. (905) 723- $450 all inclusive. Avail.
47W June 15 or sooner. hist 8
Automfolifiles last no pets. 725-8710
DO TOIL NA" All
APARlllOft lOR
lRfaf!! Q 110 At1R
575 to 57500 for scrap cars
8 trucks or any condition
velucles. 24 hr professanm tt�
pick-up. Free Towing. Call
(905) 706.5740.
OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt.
Albert and Jackson war.
Close to am amenities. heat.
hydro included. $592./
monthly. Available imme-
diately. Firstilast required
434-6311 leave message.
1 -BEDROOM Basement
apartment, furnished, share
kitchen. $500/month, first/
last Non -Smoker, no pets.
available July 1 905 F, t 9--
2521 or 683-4745
EXTRA LARGE -
room in Norm Oshawa
Large balcony, quiet budd-
ing $598 utilities, cable.
parking included. July 1
Phone 905-579-5584
OSHAWA 'Bloor ST W)
Large ' & 2 a 3 bedroom
apartments n dean low
rise building Close to 401
b GO Parking Available
immediately From $600
per month Phone 905-576-
4255
OSHAWA Bloor St.) Large
2 8 3 bedroom aparvnents
in dean low rise building
Close to 401 a GO Park
ing Available immediately
From $600 /month Phone
905-576-4255
WILSONOLIVE tea. 2
bedrooms. available irrvne-
'lately Fudge- stove.
'eat d hydro included
$742 Carpet. parking.
laundry tax: Daytime 263-
8369 or evenings 263-
2522
2 BEDROOM UPPER
5600 plus 1/2 vokees. avail
July 1. no Pots cam (905)
725-3299
2 -BEDROOM apartment
lower duce. K ngHa,-o-
ny area, bus stoc '-^m door.
older quiet couple pro
joined. 5650/month all in-
clusive. cable too. Isviast.
available July Ist 905-
579-5749
2 -BEDROOM Basement
apa-•ment, avaable enme-
: ately Asking S37Smonth
each Call for appointment
905.686-9076
2 -BEDROOM arge quiet
main 'loci S 3 room
basement downtown
Oshawa Newly renovated.
irreplace, parking. laundry.
'entad backyard 5750 per
nnonMh. 571-5320
209 CORDOVA 2 bdrm
act Park 9 &Cor $710,
mo. Balcony 2nd floor unit
LMI end lstil" Parking
For more wft call anylime
623-3706. 576-2877
AJAX, large 1 -bedroom
casement apartment, sepa-
take enitranoo. shared laun-
dry, available JWy 1, first/
Last, references. $650 LIM-
ties included, NO PETS
(905)427-8479
AJAX, WESTNEY/401, ;wo
bedroom basement. sepa-
rate entrance, walking to
amenities and go, non
smoking. 5650 inclusive
Telephone (905) 426-
2941
AJAX- New 1 bedroom
basement walkout apt Fuji
kitchen, 4 pc bath. parking.
separate entrance. Suits
single working person, non
smoker. no pets. 1 st 6 last
required. Available July 15
$625/month an inclusive.
Call 683-9639.
AJAX: Eag ellwlpl, by
the lake. Freshly painted 1
bedroom, 5 appliances.
fireplace, underground
parking. $800. plus. Avail-
able July 1. Condotyn Marr
agement: 428-9766.
AJAX: newly, renovated 1
bedroom basement apart-
ment. Fridge, stove, wash-
er, dryer, parking, sep. en-
trance. No pets. 5600. +
utilities. Aug 1. 1 sVlast.
Michael 416-282-5754.
905460.0961 of Wr bpm
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY, in Whitby Apt. building,
spacious. carpeted, newly
painted, with balconi dose
to bus, shopping, all utilities
included, first/last required,
no Pets, t bedroom $675.
2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed-
room $840.. Cam 430--
0134.
'
iLVC•xnn Cn mplil \ - VVII1110
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM.
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
CENTRAL Oshawa. ex
el!ert budding, 1&2 bed
dins. 1 block to Seniors
:entre. Urge units start at
5595 SOUTHEAST Oill
«a location, 182 -bedrooms
,,*art at $550 lst/iasc728-
'344. 436-6889 pager
'12-5107
CLAREMONT. I bedroom
.xuli " separate en-
•-ance. 4 years new. utilities
3 parking included- non
.cooker no pets. first 8 Iasi.
,.,all July 1, 5625. 905-
=49-1917
COZY 1 -bedroom. Ade-
Iaide�Ritson area Upper -
Suitable for one $450 in-
clusnie Call 905-983-
5705
GREAT DEAL ' bedroom
(2nd `loon apartment, Ill
enette. walkout to large
(15x25) deck Private en-
trance. parking, uhhtes in-
cluded except Drums. S550
mpdh Available July t st. 3
min from O C. buses 905-
433-0216 North Oshawa
LARGE, dean 3 bedroom
Norm Oshawa. with 0". 2
appliances. Urge fenced
yard. NO PETS. laundry
parking available $800 .
hydro. July 1, hrsytast 436-
0672
NEAR OSHAWA Centre. 2
be -cm ac ^ wean quiet
5 unit building, free laundry
hWiDes. Vital %20 prus
hydro. can (905) 839-
4659
NEWLY -RENOVATED 2 -1
ofil aca- ,meats S+n-
W*iHwy 2. includes utih-
ties, close to downtown,
(buses) Can Lucy (905)
472.2926. Days after 6
Ron (416) 726-0758, or
14161 2619584 anytime
ONE a Two oedmom
apa•• ill mmemate
Possession, prefer couple.
North Oshawa. induces
bridgestovel carpet. fresh-
ly-pambil shopping plaza.
laundry faa611i" Near tis
Reasonable 725-2642 at -
ler 5 per
AJAX NORTH , bedroom
Origrt 4 pC lair laundry,
separate entrance, parking'
$650 an inclusive. avail
July ' 619--4663
ONE BEDROOM base-
men! apartment 4 pe bath,
ring room. full kitch-
en.central air. laundry. -a-
ble, utilities vtckded Sap.
water entrance hrsvlast
$625 monthly (905)427-
9583
One bedroom basement
apartment Gas fireplace.
fridge. hot plate, rn"
crowave washer/dryer
Separate entrance:parkmg.
No pets, single person.
$500 inclusive. Call after
4 30 404-9551
ONE BEDROOM base-
ment apartment Ajax.
Indigo, stow, laundry. $550
plus utilities. Available im-
modiately, 14161 781-0828
ONE, and two bedroom
apts in most beautiful adult
building. Available anytime
Stevenson 8 Rossland,
Oshawa Call 723-1009
OSHAWA - 888 . 900
Glen St: 2 & 3 bedroom
apts 5675. - $708. pose
to shopping, schools, GW
GO. Utilities included. First/
last required. $25. off dis-
counted to seniors. Call
728-4993
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
apts. July 1 occupancy,
5600 range. Locations to
suit you. Stockwell Really
Corp. 723-1265.
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apt.
Olive and Simcoe St area.
Close to an amervties. heat,
hydro included. 5620/
monthty. Available imme-
diately. First/last required
434-6311 leave message.
OSHAWA CENTRAL 'I
bedroom basement a,
laundry, parking, quiet
neghbouAlood,available
immediately. $450 it
sive. call 723-1887
CLEAN, QUIET
Family Building North
Oshawa. 18 2 bdrms. In-
clusive. Pay cable. parking
fl laundry Inc. 723-2094.
OSHAWA- 2 bedroom
Spacious clean in duplex
Fenced yard, parking, ap.
pliances 5650 . utilities
Available Immediately Call
(905) 420-1846
PICKERING - one bed-
room wai,lut basement
apt Ideal for single working
person $525. First/last
Avail July 1 Call 839-
7661
PICKERING GO. '-bed-
room-asement apartment.
private entrance, clean, ap-
phances. no smolungypets
Ideal for single female.
available immediately.
5565 905-686-6105
PICKERING. Liverpool
South of Bayty. 1 bedroom
basement separate. an -
trance. Parking. 4 Pc. bath.
$650 inclusive. available
Aug.2. 420-1276
PICKERING- 2 bedroom
basement apt Laundry.
separate entrance. a0 in-
clusive. Close to 401. bus &
Srtoppetlg. $425 to share or
S798 monthly. Call 619-
9112
PICKERING - whien Rd.
Oedroom basement Sep-
arale entrance Full kitchen.
Parking. ATC Central vac.
security Carpeted. clean.
Single. non-smoker July
1st $650 Inciussve Cam
420-6494
PORT HOPE one bed-
room aPtS available in
Quiet well maintained ma-
ture bu long For apDt to
view Sail 905-885-8294
RITSOWTAUNTON-L arae
One be ..m all: Laundry.
Parking, utilities included
$WGmOnth Cart 576-3264
OSHAWA - NORTH 7x
GO station. ~4v' ^ Parking.
Hydro, baiconppaho $740
all indusive Istilast No
dogs Available mme.
dkill (905) 7212232
(416)239-2752
Tale ra lsr4.e
.hods. library and GM
lent Walk out to your
_., cony or -tc lour own
b''.ite storage Available
--wrtediately Lao ml
qnt rvgobebN. Coil
(905) 721-6741 - ori
TOP FLOOR of house 2
bed"
cm appliances: first!
last Clean gwet people
Whiting Ave. Oshawa
$620 Available Imme-
aateiy. Own outside en-
trance 571-7989 after
5 30p m.
DESIRABLE N OSHAWA -
lovely urge yean and very
Private 2 bedroom apt with
ensule. air. dishwasher,
$925. plus hydro. 905-839-
3939
304 SWCOE ST. S.. OR 17
QUEBEC ST., one bed-
room apartments for rent.
Semcoe and Gibb area.
$450 . hydro. Oshawa
Available immediately
571-3229
TWO BEDROOM base-
ment apartment, separate
entrance. Gose 10 all
amenities. including Go.
$700 per mo. includes utili-
ties. July 1st. (905) 837-
0804
TWO bedroom, S639.1mo .
heat(water included, pay
own hydro. Prime Oshawa
location near O.C. and
Midtown Mall, July 1st,
436-6042.
WEST OF Oshawa Cen-
tre, 3 -bedroom apartment,
upstairs in triplex, adult
building, 5800/month in -
dudes everything even ca-
ble TV. Available now or
soon. 574 Cartier Ave 905-
728-7784.
WHITBY - 839 Durdas St.
E. one bedroom apt. in 4-
plex. front and rear garden
view. New decor, clean,
quiet. not pets. Laundry,
parking. am inclusive $675.
905-509-2038.
19M GOLDEN FALCON ,
35 X 12 FT Melody Bay,
Buddwm, covered 10 x 30
ft. deck. shed, t.v. tower, all
inside furniture all deck
furniture plus bbq. dishes,
pots and pans, silverware. 1 i 2 BORN APT. avail
bedding, full size electric immediately or July lsL At
hedge, 4 pce. with Hush toe- 350 Malaya. Also 2 bdrm at
let, sleeps 6. 3rd site back 946 Mason St. Start from
from lake, 1997 season $595 per month all inclu-
paid. Asking $27.800. Tele- sive. No pets. Call (905)
Phone (905)725-5993 576-6724.
19th 31 12 FT. PROWL- 1 & 2 DOWNTOWN Osha-
ER house trailer, large ova. 2 bedroom $495 plus
deck, 21 ft. new awning,
shed, sleeps 6, tip out, hydro. 1 bedroom $425 alf
large lot, very dean park, inclusive, 2 bedroom 5550
Picton area. Lot paid for plus hydro, 1 bedroom
1997 season. (905) 723- $450 all inclusive. Avail.
47W June 15 or sooner. hist 8
Automfolifiles last no pets. 725-8710
DO TOIL NA" All
APARlllOft lOR
lRfaf!! Q 110 At1R
575 to 57500 for scrap cars
8 trucks or any condition
velucles. 24 hr professanm tt�
pick-up. Free Towing. Call
(905) 706.5740.
OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt.
Albert and Jackson war.
Close to am amenities. heat.
hydro included. $592./
monthly. Available imme-
diately. Firstilast required
434-6311 leave message.
1 -BEDROOM Basement
apartment, furnished, share
kitchen. $500/month, first/
last Non -Smoker, no pets.
available July 1 905 F, t 9--
2521 or 683-4745
EXTRA LARGE -
room in Norm Oshawa
Large balcony, quiet budd-
ing $598 utilities, cable.
parking included. July 1
Phone 905-579-5584
OSHAWA 'Bloor ST W)
Large ' & 2 a 3 bedroom
apartments n dean low
rise building Close to 401
b GO Parking Available
immediately From $600
per month Phone 905-576-
4255
OSHAWA Bloor St.) Large
2 8 3 bedroom aparvnents
in dean low rise building
Close to 401 a GO Park
ing Available immediately
From $600 /month Phone
905-576-4255
WILSONOLIVE tea. 2
bedrooms. available irrvne-
'lately Fudge- stove.
'eat d hydro included
$742 Carpet. parking.
laundry tax: Daytime 263-
8369 or evenings 263-
2522
2 BEDROOM UPPER
5600 plus 1/2 vokees. avail
July 1. no Pots cam (905)
725-3299
2 -BEDROOM apartment
lower duce. K ngHa,-o-
ny area, bus stoc '-^m door.
older quiet couple pro
joined. 5650/month all in-
clusive. cable too. Isviast.
available July Ist 905-
579-5749
2 -BEDROOM Basement
apa-•ment, avaable enme-
: ately Asking S37Smonth
each Call for appointment
905.686-9076
2 -BEDROOM arge quiet
main 'loci S 3 room
basement downtown
Oshawa Newly renovated.
irreplace, parking. laundry.
'entad backyard 5750 per
nnonMh. 571-5320
209 CORDOVA 2 bdrm
act Park 9 &Cor $710,
mo. Balcony 2nd floor unit
LMI end lstil" Parking
For more wft call anylime
623-3706. 576-2877
AJAX, large 1 -bedroom
casement apartment, sepa-
take enitranoo. shared laun-
dry, available JWy 1, first/
Last, references. $650 LIM-
ties included, NO PETS
(905)427-8479
AJAX, WESTNEY/401, ;wo
bedroom basement. sepa-
rate entrance, walking to
amenities and go, non
smoking. 5650 inclusive
Telephone (905) 426-
2941
AJAX- New 1 bedroom
basement walkout apt Fuji
kitchen, 4 pc bath. parking.
separate entrance. Suits
single working person, non
smoker. no pets. 1 st 6 last
required. Available July 15
$625/month an inclusive.
Call 683-9639.
AJAX: Eag ellwlpl, by
the lake. Freshly painted 1
bedroom, 5 appliances.
fireplace, underground
parking. $800. plus. Avail-
able July 1. Condotyn Marr
agement: 428-9766.
AJAX: newly, renovated 1
bedroom basement apart-
ment. Fridge, stove, wash-
er, dryer, parking, sep. en-
trance. No pets. 5600. +
utilities. Aug 1. 1 sVlast.
Michael 416-282-5754.
905460.0961 of Wr bpm
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY, in Whitby Apt. building,
spacious. carpeted, newly
painted, with balconi dose
to bus, shopping, all utilities
included, first/last required,
no Pets, t bedroom $675.
2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed-
room $840.. Cam 430--
0134.
'
iLVC•xnn Cn mplil \ - VVII1110
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM.
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
CENTRAL Oshawa. ex
el!ert budding, 1&2 bed
dins. 1 block to Seniors
:entre. Urge units start at
5595 SOUTHEAST Oill
«a location, 182 -bedrooms
,,*art at $550 lst/iasc728-
'344. 436-6889 pager
'12-5107
CLAREMONT. I bedroom
.xuli " separate en-
•-ance. 4 years new. utilities
3 parking included- non
.cooker no pets. first 8 Iasi.
,.,all July 1, 5625. 905-
=49-1917
COZY 1 -bedroom. Ade-
Iaide�Ritson area Upper -
Suitable for one $450 in-
clusnie Call 905-983-
5705
GREAT DEAL ' bedroom
(2nd `loon apartment, Ill
enette. walkout to large
(15x25) deck Private en-
trance. parking, uhhtes in-
cluded except Drums. S550
mpdh Available July t st. 3
min from O C. buses 905-
433-0216 North Oshawa
LARGE, dean 3 bedroom
Norm Oshawa. with 0". 2
appliances. Urge fenced
yard. NO PETS. laundry
parking available $800 .
hydro. July 1, hrsytast 436-
0672
NEAR OSHAWA Centre. 2
be -cm ac ^ wean quiet
5 unit building, free laundry
hWiDes. Vital %20 prus
hydro. can (905) 839-
4659
NEWLY -RENOVATED 2 -1
ofil aca- ,meats S+n-
W*iHwy 2. includes utih-
ties, close to downtown,
(buses) Can Lucy (905)
472.2926. Days after 6
Ron (416) 726-0758, or
14161 2619584 anytime
ONE a Two oedmom
apa•• ill mmemate
Possession, prefer couple.
North Oshawa. induces
bridgestovel carpet. fresh-
ly-pambil shopping plaza.
laundry faa611i" Near tis
Reasonable 725-2642 at -
ler 5 per
AJAX NORTH , bedroom
Origrt 4 pC lair laundry,
separate entrance, parking'
$650 an inclusive. avail
July ' 619--4663
ONE BEDROOM base-
men! apartment 4 pe bath,
ring room. full kitch-
en.central air. laundry. -a-
ble, utilities vtckded Sap.
water entrance hrsvlast
$625 monthly (905)427-
9583
One bedroom basement
apartment Gas fireplace.
fridge. hot plate, rn"
crowave washer/dryer
Separate entrance:parkmg.
No pets, single person.
$500 inclusive. Call after
4 30 404-9551
ONE BEDROOM base-
ment apartment Ajax.
Indigo, stow, laundry. $550
plus utilities. Available im-
modiately, 14161 781-0828
ONE, and two bedroom
apts in most beautiful adult
building. Available anytime
Stevenson 8 Rossland,
Oshawa Call 723-1009
OSHAWA - 888 . 900
Glen St: 2 & 3 bedroom
apts 5675. - $708. pose
to shopping, schools, GW
GO. Utilities included. First/
last required. $25. off dis-
counted to seniors. Call
728-4993
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
apts. July 1 occupancy,
5600 range. Locations to
suit you. Stockwell Really
Corp. 723-1265.
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apt.
Olive and Simcoe St area.
Close to an amervties. heat,
hydro included. 5620/
monthty. Available imme-
diately. First/last required
434-6311 leave message.
OSHAWA CENTRAL 'I
bedroom basement a,
laundry, parking, quiet
neghbouAlood,available
immediately. $450 it
sive. call 723-1887
CLEAN, QUIET
Family Building North
Oshawa. 18 2 bdrms. In-
clusive. Pay cable. parking
fl laundry Inc. 723-2094.
OSHAWA- 2 bedroom
Spacious clean in duplex
Fenced yard, parking, ap.
pliances 5650 . utilities
Available Immediately Call
(905) 420-1846
PICKERING - one bed-
room wai,lut basement
apt Ideal for single working
person $525. First/last
Avail July 1 Call 839-
7661
PICKERING GO. '-bed-
room-asement apartment.
private entrance, clean, ap-
phances. no smolungypets
Ideal for single female.
available immediately.
5565 905-686-6105
PICKERING. Liverpool
South of Bayty. 1 bedroom
basement separate. an -
trance. Parking. 4 Pc. bath.
$650 inclusive. available
Aug.2. 420-1276
PICKERING- 2 bedroom
basement apt Laundry.
separate entrance. a0 in-
clusive. Close to 401. bus &
Srtoppetlg. $425 to share or
S798 monthly. Call 619-
9112
PICKERING - whien Rd.
Oedroom basement Sep-
arale entrance Full kitchen.
Parking. ATC Central vac.
security Carpeted. clean.
Single. non-smoker July
1st $650 Inciussve Cam
420-6494
PORT HOPE one bed-
room aPtS available in
Quiet well maintained ma-
ture bu long For apDt to
view Sail 905-885-8294
RITSOWTAUNTON-L arae
One be ..m all: Laundry.
Parking, utilities included
$WGmOnth Cart 576-3264
OSHAWA - NORTH 7x
GO station. ~4v' ^ Parking.
Hydro, baiconppaho $740
all indusive Istilast No
dogs Available mme.
dkill (905) 7212232
(416)239-2752
Tale ra lsr4.e
.hods. library and GM
lent Walk out to your
_., cony or -tc lour own
b''.ite storage Available
--wrtediately Lao ml
qnt rvgobebN. Coil
(905) 721-6741 - ori
TOP FLOOR of house 2
bed"
cm appliances: first!
last Clean gwet people
Whiting Ave. Oshawa
$620 Available Imme-
aateiy. Own outside en-
trance 571-7989 after
5 30p m.
DESIRABLE N OSHAWA -
lovely urge yean and very
Private 2 bedroom apt with
ensule. air. dishwasher,
$925. plus hydro. 905-839-
3939
304 SWCOE ST. S.. OR 17
QUEBEC ST., one bed-
room apartments for rent.
Semcoe and Gibb area.
$450 . hydro. Oshawa
Available immediately
571-3229
TWO BEDROOM base-
ment apartment, separate
entrance. Gose 10 all
amenities. including Go.
$700 per mo. includes utili-
ties. July 1st. (905) 837-
0804
TWO bedroom, S639.1mo .
heat(water included, pay
own hydro. Prime Oshawa
location near O.C. and
Midtown Mall, July 1st,
436-6042.
WEST OF Oshawa Cen-
tre, 3 -bedroom apartment,
upstairs in triplex, adult
building, 5800/month in -
dudes everything even ca-
ble TV. Available now or
soon. 574 Cartier Ave 905-
728-7784.
WHITBY - 839 Durdas St.
E. one bedroom apt. in 4-
plex. front and rear garden
view. New decor, clean,
quiet. not pets. Laundry,
parking. am inclusive $675.
905-509-2038.
Automfolifiles last no pets. 725-8710
DO TOIL NA" All
APARlllOft lOR
lRfaf!! Q 110 At1R
575 to 57500 for scrap cars
8 trucks or any condition
velucles. 24 hr professanm tt�
pick-up. Free Towing. Call
(905) 706.5740.
OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt.
Albert and Jackson war.
Close to am amenities. heat.
hydro included. $592./
monthly. Available imme-
diately. Firstilast required
434-6311 leave message.
1 -BEDROOM Basement
apartment, furnished, share
kitchen. $500/month, first/
last Non -Smoker, no pets.
available July 1 905 F, t 9--
2521 or 683-4745
EXTRA LARGE -
room in Norm Oshawa
Large balcony, quiet budd-
ing $598 utilities, cable.
parking included. July 1
Phone 905-579-5584
OSHAWA 'Bloor ST W)
Large ' & 2 a 3 bedroom
apartments n dean low
rise building Close to 401
b GO Parking Available
immediately From $600
per month Phone 905-576-
4255
OSHAWA Bloor St.) Large
2 8 3 bedroom aparvnents
in dean low rise building
Close to 401 a GO Park
ing Available immediately
From $600 /month Phone
905-576-4255
WILSONOLIVE tea. 2
bedrooms. available irrvne-
'lately Fudge- stove.
'eat d hydro included
$742 Carpet. parking.
laundry tax: Daytime 263-
8369 or evenings 263-
2522
2 BEDROOM UPPER
5600 plus 1/2 vokees. avail
July 1. no Pots cam (905)
725-3299
2 -BEDROOM apartment
lower duce. K ngHa,-o-
ny area, bus stoc '-^m door.
older quiet couple pro
joined. 5650/month all in-
clusive. cable too. Isviast.
available July Ist 905-
579-5749
2 -BEDROOM Basement
apa-•ment, avaable enme-
: ately Asking S37Smonth
each Call for appointment
905.686-9076
2 -BEDROOM arge quiet
main 'loci S 3 room
basement downtown
Oshawa Newly renovated.
irreplace, parking. laundry.
'entad backyard 5750 per
nnonMh. 571-5320
209 CORDOVA 2 bdrm
act Park 9 &Cor $710,
mo. Balcony 2nd floor unit
LMI end lstil" Parking
For more wft call anylime
623-3706. 576-2877
AJAX, large 1 -bedroom
casement apartment, sepa-
take enitranoo. shared laun-
dry, available JWy 1, first/
Last, references. $650 LIM-
ties included, NO PETS
(905)427-8479
AJAX, WESTNEY/401, ;wo
bedroom basement. sepa-
rate entrance, walking to
amenities and go, non
smoking. 5650 inclusive
Telephone (905) 426-
2941
AJAX- New 1 bedroom
basement walkout apt Fuji
kitchen, 4 pc bath. parking.
separate entrance. Suits
single working person, non
smoker. no pets. 1 st 6 last
required. Available July 15
$625/month an inclusive.
Call 683-9639.
AJAX: Eag ellwlpl, by
the lake. Freshly painted 1
bedroom, 5 appliances.
fireplace, underground
parking. $800. plus. Avail-
able July 1. Condotyn Marr
agement: 428-9766.
AJAX: newly, renovated 1
bedroom basement apart-
ment. Fridge, stove, wash-
er, dryer, parking, sep. en-
trance. No pets. 5600. +
utilities. Aug 1. 1 sVlast.
Michael 416-282-5754.
905460.0961 of Wr bpm
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY, in Whitby Apt. building,
spacious. carpeted, newly
painted, with balconi dose
to bus, shopping, all utilities
included, first/last required,
no Pets, t bedroom $675.
2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed-
room $840.. Cam 430--
0134.
'
iLVC•xnn Cn mplil \ - VVII1110
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM.
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
CENTRAL Oshawa. ex
el!ert budding, 1&2 bed
dins. 1 block to Seniors
:entre. Urge units start at
5595 SOUTHEAST Oill
«a location, 182 -bedrooms
,,*art at $550 lst/iasc728-
'344. 436-6889 pager
'12-5107
CLAREMONT. I bedroom
.xuli " separate en-
•-ance. 4 years new. utilities
3 parking included- non
.cooker no pets. first 8 Iasi.
,.,all July 1, 5625. 905-
=49-1917
COZY 1 -bedroom. Ade-
Iaide�Ritson area Upper -
Suitable for one $450 in-
clusnie Call 905-983-
5705
GREAT DEAL ' bedroom
(2nd `loon apartment, Ill
enette. walkout to large
(15x25) deck Private en-
trance. parking, uhhtes in-
cluded except Drums. S550
mpdh Available July t st. 3
min from O C. buses 905-
433-0216 North Oshawa
LARGE, dean 3 bedroom
Norm Oshawa. with 0". 2
appliances. Urge fenced
yard. NO PETS. laundry
parking available $800 .
hydro. July 1, hrsytast 436-
0672
NEAR OSHAWA Centre. 2
be -cm ac ^ wean quiet
5 unit building, free laundry
hWiDes. Vital %20 prus
hydro. can (905) 839-
4659
NEWLY -RENOVATED 2 -1
ofil aca- ,meats S+n-
W*iHwy 2. includes utih-
ties, close to downtown,
(buses) Can Lucy (905)
472.2926. Days after 6
Ron (416) 726-0758, or
14161 2619584 anytime
ONE a Two oedmom
apa•• ill mmemate
Possession, prefer couple.
North Oshawa. induces
bridgestovel carpet. fresh-
ly-pambil shopping plaza.
laundry faa611i" Near tis
Reasonable 725-2642 at -
ler 5 per
AJAX NORTH , bedroom
Origrt 4 pC lair laundry,
separate entrance, parking'
$650 an inclusive. avail
July ' 619--4663
ONE BEDROOM base-
men! apartment 4 pe bath,
ring room. full kitch-
en.central air. laundry. -a-
ble, utilities vtckded Sap.
water entrance hrsvlast
$625 monthly (905)427-
9583
One bedroom basement
apartment Gas fireplace.
fridge. hot plate, rn"
crowave washer/dryer
Separate entrance:parkmg.
No pets, single person.
$500 inclusive. Call after
4 30 404-9551
ONE BEDROOM base-
ment apartment Ajax.
Indigo, stow, laundry. $550
plus utilities. Available im-
modiately, 14161 781-0828
ONE, and two bedroom
apts in most beautiful adult
building. Available anytime
Stevenson 8 Rossland,
Oshawa Call 723-1009
OSHAWA - 888 . 900
Glen St: 2 & 3 bedroom
apts 5675. - $708. pose
to shopping, schools, GW
GO. Utilities included. First/
last required. $25. off dis-
counted to seniors. Call
728-4993
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
apts. July 1 occupancy,
5600 range. Locations to
suit you. Stockwell Really
Corp. 723-1265.
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apt.
Olive and Simcoe St area.
Close to an amervties. heat,
hydro included. 5620/
monthty. Available imme-
diately. First/last required
434-6311 leave message.
OSHAWA CENTRAL 'I
bedroom basement a,
laundry, parking, quiet
neghbouAlood,available
immediately. $450 it
sive. call 723-1887
CLEAN, QUIET
Family Building North
Oshawa. 18 2 bdrms. In-
clusive. Pay cable. parking
fl laundry Inc. 723-2094.
OSHAWA- 2 bedroom
Spacious clean in duplex
Fenced yard, parking, ap.
pliances 5650 . utilities
Available Immediately Call
(905) 420-1846
PICKERING - one bed-
room wai,lut basement
apt Ideal for single working
person $525. First/last
Avail July 1 Call 839-
7661
PICKERING GO. '-bed-
room-asement apartment.
private entrance, clean, ap-
phances. no smolungypets
Ideal for single female.
available immediately.
5565 905-686-6105
PICKERING. Liverpool
South of Bayty. 1 bedroom
basement separate. an -
trance. Parking. 4 Pc. bath.
$650 inclusive. available
Aug.2. 420-1276
PICKERING- 2 bedroom
basement apt Laundry.
separate entrance. a0 in-
clusive. Close to 401. bus &
Srtoppetlg. $425 to share or
S798 monthly. Call 619-
9112
PICKERING - whien Rd.
Oedroom basement Sep-
arale entrance Full kitchen.
Parking. ATC Central vac.
security Carpeted. clean.
Single. non-smoker July
1st $650 Inciussve Cam
420-6494
PORT HOPE one bed-
room aPtS available in
Quiet well maintained ma-
ture bu long For apDt to
view Sail 905-885-8294
RITSOWTAUNTON-L arae
One be ..m all: Laundry.
Parking, utilities included
$WGmOnth Cart 576-3264
OSHAWA - NORTH 7x
GO station. ~4v' ^ Parking.
Hydro, baiconppaho $740
all indusive Istilast No
dogs Available mme.
dkill (905) 7212232
(416)239-2752
Tale ra lsr4.e
.hods. library and GM
lent Walk out to your
_., cony or -tc lour own
b''.ite storage Available
--wrtediately Lao ml
qnt rvgobebN. Coil
(905) 721-6741 - ori
TOP FLOOR of house 2
bed"
cm appliances: first!
last Clean gwet people
Whiting Ave. Oshawa
$620 Available Imme-
aateiy. Own outside en-
trance 571-7989 after
5 30p m.
DESIRABLE N OSHAWA -
lovely urge yean and very
Private 2 bedroom apt with
ensule. air. dishwasher,
$925. plus hydro. 905-839-
3939
304 SWCOE ST. S.. OR 17
QUEBEC ST., one bed-
room apartments for rent.
Semcoe and Gibb area.
$450 . hydro. Oshawa
Available immediately
571-3229
TWO BEDROOM base-
ment apartment, separate
entrance. Gose 10 all
amenities. including Go.
$700 per mo. includes utili-
ties. July 1st. (905) 837-
0804
TWO bedroom, S639.1mo .
heat(water included, pay
own hydro. Prime Oshawa
location near O.C. and
Midtown Mall, July 1st,
436-6042.
WEST OF Oshawa Cen-
tre, 3 -bedroom apartment,
upstairs in triplex, adult
building, 5800/month in -
dudes everything even ca-
ble TV. Available now or
soon. 574 Cartier Ave 905-
728-7784.
WHITBY - 839 Durdas St.
E. one bedroom apt. in 4-
plex. front and rear garden
view. New decor, clean,
quiet. not pets. Laundry,
parking. am inclusive $675.
905-509-2038.
PAGF.:t0-THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAV, A14 1"_I, 1997
Apartments
For Rent
WHITBY - one bedroom
apartment in clean quiet
budding, available July Ist
and August Ist $585
monthly, includes heat.
parking for one car, and
laundry facilities. (905)
430.0959
WHITBY 2 BEDROOM
quiet area, parking, no
pets. $750 plus hydro Au-
gust 1st (416) 699-5287
WHITBY 3 BEDROOM,
north of the Go tram Main
tamed duplex Includes ap-
pliances. laundry , central
air, parking. $825 plus uhh-
ties, no pets. non smoker
preferred 430-2663 avail-
able August. Ist
Whitby one bedroom
wa!kou! basement apa,t
ment. heated pool. laundry,
parking, available July Ist.
$585 inclusive. firstnast
Call Brian at 430-5895 /
639-1151. ext 3029.
WHITBY, one 8 two bed-
room apartments. in well
maintained buildings 4
Sevens Realty Ltd 905-
668-7777
WHITBY. 2 bedroom,
brand new flooring, totany
clean. lots of room. laundry.
parking. no pets. avail
immed $750 inclusive.
576-7589
WHITES RDA
HWY. 02,
1 1;2 bed-
room. bsmt. , utilities.
sep. ent.. 4 piece
bath. fridge J Stove.
July 1, $450. non
smoker
420-3048.
WHY rem when you can
own your own home for
less than you mink?ii 0711
Dave Hayloa Sales Rep
rM Houses HousesEA,
Townhouses Townhouses BusinffssII Buriltess
For Rent I For Rent For Rent I For RentIm
OWortunilws a Opporhlftieea VVI
Personals e ' Personals
$1 - I A Absolute Affordable!
SICK OF RENTING '..".
WHY NOT OWN A:
3 -Bed Semi $700/month
3 -Bed bungalow $800/month
No down payment? Discharged Bankrupt?
Call Me!
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPLEY
Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc.
ROUGEMOUNT HWY.12
4 - 2 bed,00m, 2 story.
2400 sq Jt 5 appliances.
double garage. 1300 . util-
ities. 420.7185 or (416)
267.4389
STARTER HOME Doli
House. 3 -bedrooms, living
room, kitchen, large back-
yard fully enclosed. large
garage wrhydro. Finished
basement. 5 minwalk from
Osh Centre. on bus route
Close to all schools. Avail-
able Aug 1st. 5875/month
North Oshawa 905-433-
0216
WHITBY: 3 -bedroom clean
Dungalcw, top floor Private
drive and garden $850
Call Anne Shaddock. Sut-
ton Group Classic 905-43-
9000
Housing
Wanted
F-1 RNISHED
Townhousciaparimcnl,
Prat Union. PkAtring
area, short term Iraw. 6
muaths - I year. from
August Ist No peas.
noxi-smnk[rs. pica -1x•
all (7e514-164*42 ,x
lea%c rrw,aYC
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE
LY, Furnished room in
Pickering, with cable. kitch-
en facilities, close to Piclk-
enng Generating Station,
PTC. GO. $340/mo or
$170 b. -weekly 420--4318
ROOM For Rent. No pets.
no Smoking Avaiable im-
medcately Call after 4 pm
428-7036
rA $hared
1 Accomodatan
BRIGHT room to rent
r.
large. clean. quiet, friendly
shared tome. Cable. Laun-
dry. dose to Oshawa Cen-
tre and public transit No
smokers S350/per mo (first
and last) 576-3816
NEWCASTLE. to share
home. large room, own
bath. laundry, Internet ac-
cess. garage. sesiing non-
smoking professional.
avarab!e July 1st, 905-
987-2145
PICKERING, Brock'Fhnch,
Bnght upper bed sitting
1608. double closets. 50C
Prorate bath. adult home.
cable. laundry kerma! air.
WHITBY -share house.
Large bngnt room. Mated
pool. laundry. parking. bus
route.$395 including ubk-
. es Fwst/last Can Bnan at
Re/Max Summit Realty 430-5895 or 839-1151o1990 Lid (21668-3806Townhouses -wt 3029
or 19051666-3211 t rim,
For Rent
Houses i OndDR
EM, For Rent 2 oeoroom townhouse in For Rent
-el, mamtained }amid.
WHY RENT?
OWN YOUR HOME
FOR $685/MTH!!
=st7iar9ed Bartxrupt'�
Call wi
19051571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Excel Reaav
3 BEDROOM or 2 oed-
roo-. and 1,n:gg room
Large wing room and no
Open design Newly deco-
rated 5 new appliances
Upper duplex, large onve
and fenced yard 5625 -
ublities Available July 1.
Can 905-571-2757
�xnplex Freshly decorat-
ed. includes 4 appliances.
e I utilities Parking, close to
>.tnools. air amenities July
Xupency Also 3 bad-
- _ oms lir Sept ooeupancy
)2 Coborne, St E Dana-
.&. Appt 434-3972.
AVAILABLE NOW - 43
Taurta^ Rd E Oshawa
nree bedroom, yard. pod.
dge. stove. $800 taros hy-
M 576-5e66
PICKERING, 3 bedroom
inhouse
-,,Shod base-
-*M Close to GO 6 Shot-
Available
hopAvailable July list
S900hnomn Call 839-27W
leawe message
PICKERING. BfocbL hwy2
Ve,) b• ght 3-bdrm town-
house. 5 -app . deck ga-
rage Close to all amenities
August 1st $1100 GII
428-7453
S -BEDROOM House
SOUTH OSHAWA - 4
fridge. stove a' view car-
t'edroorr townhouse dose
pets. S950,21 ufikhes. no
to schools and shopping
Polls Bay Ridges Cal 1-
51050 Imo as inclusive
905-753-2647
FirstAast Available July Ist
(9051579-9956 days
DOWMANVILLE - fa rent.
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
2 bedroom watenront bun.
bedroom townhouse Gose
galow. ideal for single or
to schools and shopping
couple July Ist or earlier.
S9501no an inclusive,
$750 plus References (OS)
last Available !mmadiatety
839-5746
(9051579-9956 days
NEWCASTLE, dean 4
STILL RENTING, No mon-
bedroom brick house on
ey down. rent to own 2 and
abedroom
quiet cul-de-sac, 2 car ga-
home From
cage. ac. tag. $1050 plus
$750 per month an indu-
uhkties. Available August.
Minimum yearly in-
Ist. (416) 423-6399Sive.
come $25.000 Aureha Ra -
NORTH WHITBY- 4 bed-
sanu. (905) 728-9414 ext.
room executive home. 3 112
201
bathrooms. large kitchen.
WHITBY 3 bedroom town.
famity room 6 living room.
house without basement,
Main floor office' backs on
end Linn. 303 Garden St
to green belt. Available Aug
5720./mit plus utilities.St
5th. Calf (905) 427.5280
Avail. rammed Call 905-
PICKERING- 3 bedroom
576-1250 leave message
house., no basement,
or 416-979-3820
back-, onto Frenchman's
Bay $900/monah . utilities.
Space
1slAast/references. Avail-
EM
able Judy 1st. Cal (9D5)
For
839-3877, leave message.
PICKERING: 2 plus bed-
1800 sq. ft. in Ajax fitness
room bungalow Extra large
centre for rent. Available
lot, NC, fridge/stove, walk
mornings. and weekends
to PTC. $1025. . utiroes.
immediately. Ideal for Tai
Call 420-1524.
Chi. Yoga. Jazz Classes,
First Ad or meetings. Must
PORT UNION RD. De-
have own clientele. Call
tached 3 bedroom, double
Laura 428-0180.
garage, fndge a Stove,
$1050 plus. available July
ROOrns
1, Condolyn Management.
,
1 fpr Rent
428-9766.
PRIME PICKERING lora-
AJAX: Clean carpeted
lion semi. Pod, air -condi-
room in quiet adult home.
tioned. 1600 sq. h. plus.
Use of kitchen, bathroom
$12001mo + utilities. 1st/
and laundry facilities. Ca -
last Available August Call
ble, Non-smoker. $80. per
905.697.1551.
week furnished. 686-3201.
WHfTBY, Avs3lanopGar-
pan St, 1 bedroom with so-
(num. t^dge, Stove. wash-
er. dryer, pod. etc Avail-
able Aug S79Smonth. Call
(905)683-9035
Office ii
UN, Retail Space
OSMAWA 4 Months Free
Runt !!'- 85C sq 2nd fir
$55C 600 sq main 1150C.
300 sq ft, across from Osie
Car". Goo 2nd ler 5500
12W sq ft 2nd row 1.600
sq. it main Cal 434-24x7
or 655.4132
ONLY ONE LEFT! S65
sq h Otfice Unit second
floor. good Sencoe Street
North (Oshawa) location.
Parking available Avail-
able imnwdL"y Can 905-
576-5123 ask for Bob or
Kathy
GKW&
0 Sorra¢ Space
SPACE for rent, suable lir
storage or small private
workshop. hydro. Call
(905)430-2645
Illdastrlal
R e U1ts
INDUSTRIAL UMTS -
1280 Tenwdlagar. 1974 sq
it office warehousing. Park
and Bloor 1748 and 1775
sq ft. $3.25 sq. M net Can
579-5077 after 5 571.3281.
AM,Co
for Rent
Bay of OuinW Fishing,
boating. swimming, many
nearby attractions on
scenic Dante Isle. Large
armhouse with 5 acres and
big water frontage. sleeps
5. $650/week. (905)509-
1283.
GREAT fishing and family
hduda'r on Rice Lake. 1
hour from Oshawa, Modern
2 a 3 bedroom cottages,
sandy beach, playground,
children's program, twat E
motor. Low family prices.
Sunnymead Cottages R R,
#3. Hastings. Ont KOL 1YO
(705)696-2601.
HALIBURTON HIGH-
LA'40S, 2 bedroom on
Hofs Lake, 3 bedroom on
Maple Lake, sandy beach,
all amenities. July avail-
ability. (705) 489-2050
FOR RENT
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
Utilities included
Stove 8 Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Parking included. Playground Area.
Close to schools and shopping.
From $846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
LAKESIDE Housekeeping
cottages 20 mins from At.
gonqun,sandy (teach fish-
ing. firepns. canoes Quiet
family atmosphere. Rea.
sonable rates (613) 338-
2265
EA Me, VxFIOrlda
. Refdals
CLEAR WATER AREA. 3
bedroom, townhouse pool.
jacuzzi. 880. private yard.
available now For into and
to view, photos 9175 - 579-
3788
CLEARWATER.mowes,
fully tu,m,shedair condi-
honed (permanent homes)
clubhouse. pools, hot tub.
near beaches and Major
attractions. children wel-
come. 5275 weekly. photos
shown in your home.
(905)683-5503
1 1 pl;vate Homes
For Sale
2.350 SO FT =_
home. new uniquely Oe -
99r . quiet. private. Bow-
manvd* community 2 mins
to 401 Situated on 1 114
acre, tesahres Wooly view of
water, with deeded access
to lake. full walkout. main
-
lergnce lice erteno, herd-
flooring,
ero-
floorwq. timber Iram-
ng, cathedral cadirgs. gas
'replace. extensive wind-
ows Asking $267.000 For
vkewmg pleau call 623-
6714
2 -STOREY Kasunga. 3-
bdrm " lit quiet court
CJA. CN. catMdal - ' -,
Open Hale Sunday Jura
1597 9am-3pm 24 Arran
Court. Cown[e 905-432-
6897
4 BEDROOM txmgakow.
like new 2 baths. Hard-
wood Mooring, oak cabi-
nets, catMrhal owlnngs. tug
basement. 2 wooded acr-
es, deeded access to Tram
Rmrer / Rice Lake 25 nh' -
lock free boamg $99.900
(705)653-1995
DOWMANVILLE, 3.1 bed-
room backspkt. 1 4 pc.. 1-2
pc.. fireplace mpm 1,
room. fenced yard. Gose to
schools. shopping d 401
(905;623-6601.$142.900.
BROOKLNN - great 3 bed-
room brick bungalow. 75 x
132 lit, aat in kitchen, spa-
cious rooms. hardwood
Moors. $169.990.655-8379
KE WHITBY, 2264 sq. ft.,
4 -bedroom, finished base-
ment, cleated pool, oaram-
ina d hardwood. 2 car ga-
rage. $227.300. 579-5484.
OPEN HOUSE Sundays,
12-4pn. No Agents.
AJAX: 18ft. x 33ft. in -
grand pool! 3 bdrms. rm-
ished basement, GA, CN,
garage. fireplace. 6 ap-
pkances. $215,000. 905-
428-9315. 41 Rotherglen
Road South No Agents.
OPEN HOUSE: Sunday
June 15/97 fpm to ilpm.
1001 Walnut St. Wtatby.
$179,000. Three bedroom
brick bungalow. hardwood
moors. large lot, Close to
schools. (905)666-1584.
OSHAWA Centra town-
house, cheaper than rent!
No money down! OAC, PIT.
+ cordo fee. all included for
$845, features walk -out.
eat -in kitchen 6 dining
room, 2 baths, finished
basement, garage Ken
Lane, Remax Sumnat 905-
668-3800.
Vill not interfere with present employ-
1ent. No selling required. Just restock
stablished locations handling a one of
kind products. Tremendous profits.
)ver 1500 locations already secured.
List ask our dealers. Min. investment.
8,500. work full or part time. For free
olor brochure call
14800-336-4296
OSHAWA. 3600 ft. Ranch
Bung. 3600 Fin B'smnt .e Buslnes5 e 1 Business
1 21 Acres. Elegant. Oak 8
Marble Galore1 pportunitieOpportunities
Mar. 4bdrm
58thrm, 2F/P5 Entr.,
1200sgtt Granite Kit ALTERNATIVE MEDI-
Grd.Foyer w/ClcOak Stres CINE. 4 1'2 yrs ago I left ESTABLISHED Hair Sa-
Cal 905-436-0312 to view my 100K lob Today from Ion, Hwy 2. Whitby, 12 st
lions f II e I Call
PONTYPOOL. 25 minutes
to Oshawa 4 level back -
split 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
living, rot. with bay wind-
ows 0 6 acre. 2 car garage.
gas heat $164,900. or best
otter. Private sal. Tele-
phone(705)277-1339
PRIME h W Oshawa Lo-
cation custom kddun, d
air, 4 bedrooms. family -
room. rec room, OPEN
HOUSE Sunday 1-5pm
split-level, $164.900 728-
25M
TWO IN LAW suites. 3
bedroom family home, cen-
tral air. garage. private lit.
an for $168.900 Cas Guy
Therrien. 723-4733 DW
Anderson. 433-4623.fes
Saw Reps. Option; Realty
Ltd
13111 Townhouses
for Sale
ABSOLUTELY A GREAT
:cal' No money down
'A�rtgage payments less
.han rent - Refurbished 2
, m nd 3 bedrootownhous-
es with appliances First
me buyers also welcome -
, imitaQ qu"ty available.
hailing at $59,000. Can
R,ck Watson. Cold"I
Banker, 7215-9414
LOts for
Sale
ENNISr.ilLEN , 3 1 acre
lots. ready to go Builders
lan. . 1-905-263-2963
Vacation
EM Properties
CL.EARWATER 2 -Deo -
Poon moble ram ley park).d
M "M" pos. hot tub,
rrwa0as b beachim sleeps
6 More inbrmatwvail-
n a
W* $275 weekly 905-
434-7184.
Coes
RE
ForrSSaledrm
WINTERIZED 4 beoo
beauty Sandy beach. mo-
tor boat and barge. aM com-
forts of hone with rusticsetting,seng, fi eplarx. fully Load-
ed Bon Echo Provincial
Park (North of Tweed)9°
$.000 (905)655.5452
T Sites
RED SETTER RESORT -
amity campground and
cottage resort on the Trent.
Large spacious sites. Fuji
(look -up from $825. 2 and 3
bedroom cottages from
$.3.5WwaNc Rec. half. store.
Pool, lakefront swimming,
boating. good fishing. 905-
436-OW7: 705-776-3096.
ap Money
to Lend
OBTAINING A LOAN
IE
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED.SO
COMPANIESCHARGE UPFRONT
FRS, OTHERS
DO NOL R t5
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU N/YESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
i 1 '
MORTGAGES - Good,
nd
bad augly. Financing for
any purpose, rates from
5.95%. All applications ac-
cepted. Community Finan-
cial Services 6684W5
my home. I coin more man u y qui caped.
Rick Bates, 905-966-1761.
my doctor Part-time/full-
time. Training provided PIZZERIA For Safe Osha-
Smaji investment required wa location Good lease.
905-432-8234. 24 hr. Serious inquiries only. Call
recorded message 905-438-8080-
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AUCTION SALE
MON. JUNE 16TH
AT 6 P.M.
870TAUNTON
RD. E. WHITBY
This week we are
selling an estate from
Oshawa plus others
including: 14 ft. boat,
45- RCA color TV,
new oak tables d
chairs, old sideboard,
cedar chest, 14 place
setting English ow-
es. 7 pc. black bed-
room suite. 7 pc. (lin-
er, old tea wagon 8
dresser, occasional
Chairs, coffee b end
tables. new sofas.
dishes, pots b pans,
lots of smalls also
selling lir trustee 9
vending mics, from
Durnam Region office
equipment etc. from
Bailiff, 91 35' Park
Model Trailer by auC-
tior or tender. Note
Tire 6 p.m. Good
Sale of furniture, an-
tiques. Plan to attend.
Terms Cash. Visa,
MC Interac. Viewing
Monday from 4 p.m.
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905-686-3291 or
905-432-2836
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gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to
me and who are in all instances of my fife with me. I, in
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Standard
Church
(Methodist)
Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7
Sunday: 10:15 - Sunday School
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
7:00 Evening FeOowship
Wednesday: 7:30 Bible Study
Bible Club lir Children & Youth
Worship With Us Every Sunday
428-6102
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1820 Whites Rd N.
Sunday Services 11:00 a.m.
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STRAWBERRY SOCIAL, CRAFT SALE
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ST. ANDREW'S
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PICKERING VILLAGE
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683-7311
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CEDAR ST., AJAX, 683-2477
1 steel IISOftIt Of 401 - (west Of Flarwood
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if you can't be at home, 6%,hether at work or
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special attention. The problem is deciding who
will take care of them while ,you're away.
Some people just leave their pet enough
food and water until they get home or send
them to a kennel. Unfortunately that may not
be the best that can be done for them.
More than 11 years ago Erica Brown -Dunn
realized that there was no service in Durham
that took care of people's pets while they were
at work or on vacation. That's why she started
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"When people use our service their pets get
to stay in their own homes, their own environ-
ment and eat their own food," she explains. "It
lowers their stress level and gives the owner the
knowledge that their pets will be taken care of
the way they would if they could be there
themselves."
Erica, or one of the other caregivers who
will be looking after the pet, meet with the
owner for a consultation. During the meeting
they find out what the pet's feeding and exer-
cise routine is as well as any other special
needs. They will also finds out what veterinari-
an the owner uses in case of emergencies and
can also administer medicine when necessary.
"It's a very personalized service," says
Erica. "Every pet is different. Some visits are
once a day while others are three times a day."
Erica's four caregivers Carol, Judi, Thelma,
Sylvie and Erica's husband Eric are available
everyday of the year. Besides looking after your
pets, whether a dog, cat, bird, hamster or fish,
they will also look after your home while you're
away.
This added service is great for those that
worn' when they go away wondering if their
home is safe from intruders.
With Pet Sitters Etc. thev will help make
your home look like someone is still there.
The staff member assigned to your home
will pick up your mail and newspapers, alter-
nate the lighting in your house and move the
curtains. They will also have your lawn cut in
the summer and your sidewalk and driveway
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Inside your home they will also water your
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The company is bonded and insured and
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"We give people peace of mind while
they're away," says Erica. "It makes their vaca-
tion more enjoyable because they don't have to
worry about the care of their pets or the securi-
ty of their home."
Pet Sitters' rates are very competitive and
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