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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_06_25Pickering THE IOWA GF PiCKERING PU81.IL' UbRAft CENTRAL ews Ad ftj ao,,; STOREROOM nrri. —_ Pickering's Community Newspaper since 1965 Optional 4 week home delivery charge S5/ $1 newsstand June 25, 1997, vol. 32, No. 26, Pressrun 42,5W 32 pages Poickering youth park a go... Building could begin within two weeks: Town BY MARIANNE TAK ',c'S STAIT REPORTER PICKERING — Construction of a major new community park which will include a skateboard facility. an in-line hockev surface. a roller-blading area, three soccer fields, a playground, pathways and a multi-purpose area has been approved by Town Council. A tender for the much -awaited park, to be located in the hydro condor behind the Pickering Recreational Complex on Valley Pickering councillors can't crack conduct code Politicians want to review details BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PrC7fFRAW; — 'n—n a,M-6 i1krs a,f 1.,1W 49tuostn4 new endes Of conduct for themselves and Town Mutt that would deal with issues like conflict of interest, gifts. confidentiality. hiring relatives, and portrciaru use of Town resources during clecuoiri campaigns. Instead, courts illon voted Monday to approve in principle the draft codes drawn up hs "T,,wn solicitor Penny Wygcr. Thr cWe for staff was defencd to September to ,,ivc the public ,,nd councillors umc to consider .md propose hanges to it. The W oode for Council was deferred to some time before the end of Ute cur- rent term of office SHERRY this fall to give SHcouncillors time SNISERR to review it. 'Be more " We ' re specific' going to have to -- _-- take the generali- ties out of it and be more specific:' said Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis in supporting the deferral of the Council code. Some councillors expressed concern over a clause which would prohibit them from engaging in any acuvity --which is incompatible with the proper See CONDUCT/Page 3 Farm Road, was apprvccd by Council Monday night. Councillors had allotted an expenditure of $600.000 for the project dur- ing the budget process this past spring, but with the tender coming in lower than expected its estimated cost will be S5xy.1Un. 1 111.0 < <ruth.. aided by a group of adults. hacc beer, ' ." ht ing the T„w n hard to finally build ih, htch ha, ,ccn pianncd it one L cr .IT1, appeared Wore councillors urging them to proceed with the project, said she was "very pleased" construction would be under way at last. She noted the youths had been quite anxious the park would be delayed again. The youths and adults are raising money for programs and equipment at the park. and have already collected 516.000. Town director of parks and facilities I xeren Buntsma said park constriction uld he under way in ahout two weeks. m_ ren the contractOr's schedule. He Strokes of genius? Grade 8 students at Vaughan Willard Public School in Pickering joined forces Monday to help decorate the gymnasium of their school in prepa- ration for graduation. Putting a fine point on the end of theie elementary school careers are Andre Jones, Lauranne Hutton, Tim Melnychuk, Becky Lockett and Shannon Sawyer. No sour grapes Ajax -Pickering wine -makers toast a taste of success There were no sour grapes at a recent provin- cial competition where local wine -makers col- lected six medals. The Pickering Wine Guild is an amateur wine -making club whose 15 members hail from Ajax and Pickering. Members Dan Ostler and Lorne Weyers collected gold medals, qualifying them to compete in a Canadian contest. Meanwhile, Jim Fraser, Dave Gillingham, Paul Stuart and Paul Wallace picked up bronze medals. The annual competition was held June 14 and 15 at Glendon College in Toronto. Guild members qualified to compete there after invit- ing judges from the Amateur Wine Makers of Ontario to test their club's wines in April. Each club member was invited to submit up to two entries in each class at that competition. Those who collected gold medals were invited to compete at the provincial meet. According to club president Paul Stuart, guild members "scour the Niagara Region to See WINE/page 2 expects the construction to take about 16 weeks, so it would be finished by the end of November. The only dissenting note came from Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson. He maintained councillors, who only received the staff report on the tender short- ly before Monday's Council meeting, were not given enough time to read and review it See YOUTH/Page 3 Ixn'c DICKERSON 'Not going to buy into it blindly' Durham trustees look for one more BY CHRISTY CHASE The one municipality that seems to sTAFr REPORTER be under -represented consistently is More, please! Ajax, which now has two trustees, Mr. That's the message Durham Board Fairburn said. Ajax could end up with of Education trustees are sending to just one trustee, he added. the Province as they wait to find out "If it is true Ajax may get one how many trustees will serve the trustee. (A* ratepayers) will be sub- region next year. stantially disadvantaged" At Monday night's board meeting. It the EIC had the power to add one trustees voted to request that the iru.tcc to the board's complement. rcp- would he mere equitable• OrovincWlr-appolntod Education re.cntannn ( t..... able. adjust school able A% it slarkis now. once the boarbe m boards' allotments >ri one t i nal guidelines and trustee trustee in. order to provide numbers are received from more equitable rcpresenta- !1c Province, the clerks of Durham's three Largest tion for communities. This springs from municipalities. Oshawa. trustees' concerns that at Pi_kering and Whitby, will determine the trustee distrib- least one municipality in Durham may root get fair union in the region. after get - trustee representation when ting input from the LEIC. the board is trimmed from when the final report is the current 15 trustees under RUTH ANN issued by the clerks. there will be a 10 -day period Bill 104, the Fewer School SCHEDLICH for appeals before a *s Boards Act. Itbelieved the Communities Board board will shrink to 1 I Communities final decision is made. trustees in 1998. would benefit But the EIC, set up to over - Brock trustee Bill sce hoard and trustee reforms throughout Ontario. Fairburn is chairman of the Local Education Improvement will have no say in that dedision or Commission (LEIC), set up by the decisions involving trustee distribution board at the Province's request to over- at any school board. Mr. Fairburn said. see the transition between the current Board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich said many school boards board and Durham District School Board 13, the new board under Bill across Ontario have indicated their communities would benefit by adding 104 He said LEIC members have been just one more trustee to their shrinking juggling the distribution of 1 I trustees municipalities and numbers. The board's motion will be sent to over the seven found that equal representation is diffr- all school boards for support. cult to achieve. One of the issues at n di ector GrantYeo are issaid, Education if the P guidelines ued involves representation in the three this week, people wishing to run for northern communities. Scugog. Uxbridge and Brack, which have large trustee Positions will know by mid - areas but small populations compared August how many trustee seats are to the heavily populated southern available in each municipality in this municipalities. November's municipal electron. — Paul Stuart and (back, row) Dave Gillingham and van Ostler hoist a glass fer their guild's honors_ - INSIDE Leader of the Pack - Local high school student awarded for lead- ership abilities - page 12 Edhorisil Page.....6 FntMsinment .... ..9 Sports ........:......16 clnitisifled .............17 Real Estate ...........REI HOW To REACH TIS Genesstl ..........683-5110 Depot Notlees .....6833005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ............1-800-662-8423 Internet .......... www durhamnews.nct 1 TAPE 2 -THE NEWS ADVEItlMEn WEDNR4nAvumhv it rw Durham schools to brush up on care of their art Works of art in Durham Board of Education schools will get proper care under a new policy devel- oped by the board. Trustees approved the policy Monday night. It simply states the board recognizes its responsibility for "the ongoing preservation, security, display and develop- ment of the col- lection of fine art" in the board's facili- ties. O s h a w a trustee Audrey MacLean, her- self an artist. brought up the need for a poli- cy earlier this month and then worked with staff and other trustees to develop one. She says the board must be responsible for the collection and its treat- ment even if the works are scat- tered throughout the board's schools. A staff report indicates there are "inconsis- tencies" cur- rently in the �..<. a:.v►ter and protection of the works of an. The report states staff were O nce unable to find a valuable painting at a school; it was finally found under a desk in a storage area. Detailed reg- ulations will be developed for the policy, wh-ch will now be circulated for input from schools and staff. 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Shown here in front of the new facility, which includes a fire hall, library, seniors' centre and community hall, are (left to right) Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan, Mayor Wayne Arthurs, and Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson. Tiny marsh trek could get big results PICKERING -- The Pickering Meet at 7 a.m. in the southwest cor- Naturalists go on a field trip Saturday, ner of the Pickering GO station park - July 5 to Tiny Marsh to explore a dif- ing lot. Bring lunch, scopes and insect ferent wetland area in hope of finding repellent. Call 905-602-6145 various nesting species. (Michelle Melo hc) for information. Youth park in I W±1 k I i Pickering approved YOUTH/From page I prproperly.rl I'm net going to buy into a pig in a poke:' he said. "I'm not going to buy into it blindly." Mayor Wayne Arthurs said councillors were being asked to eieal with the tender immediately because delay- ing it to the next THE NEWS ADVERTMER WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 11th. rAGE J Conduct code delayed in Pickering CONDUCT/From page I discharge of his or her official duties in the public". They suggested that might be interpreted to mean a councillor with a business would be violating the code if they took time to deal with that business when they could be dealing with con- stituents' needs. There was also concern over a clause which would prohibit councillors from using the "influence of office" for any Purpose other than their official duties. Some councillors suggested this provi- sion could prevent them from promoting charities. However. Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan. who originally proposed codes of conduct, noted practically all other municipalities in the GTA have codes for their Council members with the same provisions as those drafted for Pickering. '9f the rest of the GTA feel comfort- able working with those guidelines. I'm a little surprised the Town of Pickering wouldn't;' he said. Cozen. Ryan could find no one to sec- ond a motion to also approve in pin no pie a set of financial disclosure requirements for councillors similar to ones in effect for City of Toronto politicians. However, Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner said afterward he expects the financial disclosure provisions to be among those councillors will look into before the code comes back to Council. On the matter of the staff code. coun- cillors Suggested changes such as a process to teal with conflicts of interest UNIQUE LANDSCAPE DESIGN PROFESSIONAL POOLSCAPES DESIGNER ENTRANCE WAYS INTERLOCK DRIVEWAYS FROM 4.95 PER SO. FT. scheduled Canadian Tire Council meet- Pickering ing in August t would mean WARMWEArmElf., construction and the amount might have t drag on into the fior DE4LS difficult winter weekends in- by moths. Sonic Some coon- little thin, and line hockey _ _ r cilltr!c sac tAa leagues. The in- ASSORTED 70�Oo/p 0 � AVI"* $11.000 cush- ! -Z a ton between the CLOSES Tell us your first bike experience (in 500 words or less). Drop pickin-line hockeyet' since the estimated costLw>*assc Town's indoor ELL of the project TYPHOON 2 PCE RAINSUIT$ w v s s E ow and the amount pied most evenings and -%PW CIMLE budgeted was a weekends in- by ACTORY REcaomorttu REG. ISO." little thin, and line hockey fir, suggested � $28.847 m -line leagues. The in- ASSORTED 70�Oo/p hockey facility line hockey ! -Z a in the park Stu . 1; should be elimi-a�� nated. Mr. allowed tor+ - Buntsma, how- COLEMAN BLOW OW ALUM STOCB ever, said there remaut. The - , ' would be no s ,� ai• - other place in 1 Pickering for Gaullism Inc. u �/Jr kids to playCONTEST CLOSES Tell us your first bike experience (in 500 words or less). Drop pickin-line hockeyet' since the off our ent at customer service. ASK STAFF FOR DETAILS. Y entry Town's indoor Get ready for rinks are occu- TYPHOON 2 PCE RAINSUIT$ backyard funl -Mom"I"E deur pied most evenings and TROLLLILL NG MOTOR swing ttN Y "' weekends in- by ACTORY REcaomorttu REG. ISO." top bar; 1 did top bar: led legs. Includes molded Seated line hockey Surfer lawn swing, 2 leagues. The in- ASSORTED 70�Oo/p swings, glide and 5' line hockey ! -Z a galvanized steel slide. facility was . 1; Armor Shield enamel allowed tor+ - finish protects against COLEMAN BLOW OW ALUM STOCB rust. Assembled size remaut. The - , ' about 134x89x72• h. tst oo7a a 10' by raiz... tender was subg ,� ai• - 169.99 mitted "„} SALE Gaullism Inc. u T , 10000 $471,339.Other p� costs Deluxe for will include l i g h t i n g bnkynd flMll ($9.089), the Sport CNtt7bar' Oft children's play Swing Sat 2 body area 81) Surbr e - in- and the - ie -lice 22person slide, 2 seater hockey rink. ' Sky SMmle glider, 6' ��+ Bea.11lfll. - © plastic slide, tttatltsy barsSoft Touch' tua�w t . ` ,Maitre. Armour Shield addition PICKERING -- 'the serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting.` Friday. June 27 at 8 P.M. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This group meets every week and deal with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. A children's pro- gram is available during the meet- ing. All are wel- come to attend. Call 428-9431 for information. CNTBPWM ca 210 UM MttulOd V* wow -oil heti ttytknt Tait, "d oft Ytltia . 63.52?22. paint. tw-0ztae 249.99 set. SALE 175 o0 ,. ""'![t'�i Cwnnnttmr Drir� ry and By Is. Hurry in for beat selection. Qmtware very limited. Sorry, No Rainchecks, All Sales are final. anadian Tire PICKERING ONLY 1300 KINGSTON ROAD AT LIVERPOOL 839.8017 STORE HOURS: Mat.-Frl. &X si nr.4.0p m �.......�. ■..e - w lore w — C...A... •s..w - — and involvement in municipal election campaigns might he needed. Coun. Ryan said there was nothing in the staff code provisions that was not in other GIA staff odes. "Illey all have the same documents we're sitting here trying to nitpick apart this evening" He also noted the code was drawn up with staff participation and support. Ihferral of final approval for both codes was requested by Carol Bamford, a Pickering citicen who raised concerns about the: lack of public input into their formulation. She presented councillors an outline of changes she'd like to see, including new sections that would pro- hibit staff from referring business to councillors or their family members, and prohibit staff, politicians and members of their immediate families from pur- chasing or bidding on property that comes into the possession of the Town through tax sales and other forms of seizure. Pay you News Advertiser carrier the $5.00 delivery charge and you could win a 2ND PRIZE 1 of 2 CANADA WONDERLAND DAY PASSES FOR TWO for Collection #7 Shop here first! BROKEN WINDSHIELD? 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CHINOOK SLEEPING BAG utarro tttlAttTmEs REG 7r 25 MGR 1.THE NEWS ADVERTISZOL WEDNESDAY, JIUNE 25,1"7 Civitan club welcomes new members in the community Club aids projects in Ajax and Pickering PICKERING — The Pickering Civitan Club is hosting a new mem- bership reception Thursday, June 26 at 7:30 p.m. at Rosebank Villa, 534 Rodd Ave., Pickering. Chartered in 1996, the Pickering Civitan Club has become very active in the community, organizing pro. grams and events to raise funds and awareness for local needs. The club's efforts to date have included organiz- ing a dance in support of Ajax - Pickering General Hospital and help- ing organize a walk in Ajax to raise money for the Osteoporosis Society of Canada. Civitan members are current- ly putting together their annual Best Picnic for children with juvenile dia- betes. Civitan is a community service organization with 36.000 members in nearly 1,200 clubs around the world. Members enjoy personal and profes- sional development opportunities while helping others. The public is invited to the recep- tion Thursday to find out more about Civitan and its activities in Pickering, and to enjoy good conversation and refreshments. For more information, call Ted Lougheed at 427-0980. Services for developmentally challenged focus of meeting AJAX – Restructured provincial services for families with develop- mentally challenged members is the focus of an upcoming meeting. Underfunding of services for the developmentally challenged and the impact of the provincial restructur- ing plan will be among the topics discussed at the meeting Thursday. June 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the McLean Community Centre. 95 Magill Dr. at Westney Road. Ajax. Families in Durham Region have been demanding adequate provincial funding be restored after cuts in ser- vices over the past five years. Many believe they can provide higher quality of care at less cost to the taxpayer than institutionalized services if they are provided ade- quate funding geared to their indi- vidual needs. For more information,call Madeleine Lavin at 668-0852. Pat McKenzie at 428-2534 or Sue Brady at 686-2683. Diabetics get tips on foot care The Ajax and Pickering General Hosptal hosts a workshop on Foot Care and Diabetes — Everything You Need to Know tomorrow at the hospital. The event runs from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday. June 26 in Conference Room B in the lower level in the west tower of the hospital. Harwood Avenue, Ajax. Podiatrists and diabetes educators will be on hand to provide information and answer questions. All art welcome. Call 683-2320, ext. 5248 for information. • Goodbye to graffiti Paul McCurbin of the Durham Regional Police street crimes unit oversees the removal by volunteers of graffi- ti at the Whites Road and Granite Court CN Rail over- pass. The overpass was spruced up as part of a recent graffiti clean-up program sponsored by the police, CN Rail, GO Transit and Glidden Paints. i;c..839-6642 12 Rene Chicken ( f mesh cut +� s, vae 1 i i .4P the OOWW ra0elra 4 FRE E Expres ' va.w os,anyoewonw-----r_zs�— J All %F1 infants' and kids' OshKosh coordinates, sleepwear & shoes 30,g% rAf Men's shorts collections a Active wear.) o 00%0 selected items storewide Additional 25,,% 5ff All previously reduced formal & casual dinnerware & table linens Nyouln yon k, reau R p.r. ft.a IlLff � . . . Honeywell air cleaners (models 150 & 250 Enviracaire) 0 previously reduced shoes" & women's handbags Women's selected Jones Wear separates Bras by Vogue Bra (SCLKiN a in -stock $19.99 lords) &IOA 0 %A5 iff Solid colour open stock sheets & sheet sets Look for the sale balloons on kft of gr�ealt items tfttnougl�ou16 the s�or�e. 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No more teachers, Thursday. now. too. no more books for But not everybody gets two months Students in Teachers, however. have to wait a off. the modified few more days to start their holi- Durham students school year at C. E. Broughton Public days. School in Whitby will be Teachers with the public board back in class Aug. 5, putting in four are scheduled to be in school right Today is the last day of classes weeks of work before their counter- through to Monday. for tens of thousands of children in parts in the regular school calendar Catholic school board teachers Durham. hit the books again in September. wrap up another school year this Elementary school students with Academic classes at high schools Friday. the Durham Board of Education and ended earlier this month but Stu- The News Advertiser encourages Durham Region Roman Catholic dents have been busy writing exams motorists to be particularly cautious Separate School Board start their since then. ffithe young ones head outdoors to News tip? Call the newsroom at 683-5110 two-month summer break this They're officially on holidays start a summer of (un. AWWhem the Lowest Prim IS the L.aYC! PAGE a • TM NEWS AD1RETffilr11t WAY, JUNE 1:, 1"? Editorl*als Ajax-FtckNewsAdveA Metroland Comm unity Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker v Editorial Enjoy the abilities of disabled people There's a move afoot here to change the world one person at a time — by looking past handicapped peo- ple's disabilities and instead recognizing their abili- ties. The newly -established Whole Community Connections wants society to realize that handicapped people have more abilities than dis--bilines ar : they can and want to contribute to their towns and cities. Disabled people should be accepted "not out of pity or duty, but only to welcome their unique gifts into the mainstream so that 'they' can become 'us':' according to Whole Community Connections founder Dawn Roper. So. Ms. Roper appeared before the Rotary Club of Ajax recently to stress the importance of finding local grassroots community groups willing to accept mem- bers with disabilities. The mother of a teenager girl who has a disease which has robbed her of the ability to walk and talk. Ms. Roper notes, '"Through no fault of their own, and without the intention of other citizens. people who have disabilities have been left out of the mainstream of community life.- Society ife-Society provides special services for disabled peo- ple. she points out. But, then, the community has "stood back while these services surrounded people with disabilities and became a barrier from friend- ships and neighbors.- Out of sight, out of mind, so to speak. A full and healthy life requires more than just physical care. All people, abled or disabled, need to feel like part of the community. we need to feel need- ed. "Communities are weakened when we label and isolate people• no longer expecting them to con- tribute" as Ms. Roper puts it. Whole Community Connections "looks instead at the positive aspects of people and tries to find them a niche in the communi- ty where they can feel friendship and belonging. - A disabled person might feel friendship and belonging, for instance, in a knitting group. Another could contribute to the development of young people by being put to work by a sports team. A social ser- vice agency might be helped by a handicapped person manning the phones. A service club could need assis- tance with a fund-raising project. The list goes on an on. Groups interested in helping out disabled people through Whole Community Connections should call Mike Gibbs at the Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering at 686-2661. Get involved. Reach out to a disabled person. You'll be doing them a favor and, you'll quickly find out. you'll be doing your own group an even bigger favor. IV To respond to this editorsd cold Infosomme at ttfosotart 683-7010 and did 5109 .You said it... In response to the editorial in the June 20 News Advertiser headlined 'Is GTA good for Durham?', our readers said: "The GTA is a stupid idea. I agree that cost sharing is a great idea. But, does that mean if I stare a hamburger with you we have to get married? We should be able to share costs without losing our identity and creating a fifth level of government:' vWe asked... The question is: What's the most exciting thing you have planned for your summer vacation? BETSY Gummow Guest Column Betsy Gummow is the secretary of the Pickering Baseball AnociaOoa Safeguard your kids from rare predators in minor sports The following is a message to parents of children involved in minor sports. A recent article in the News Advertiser has prompted me to respond to the hysteria fostered in the media regarding abuse of young players by coaches. I have a sneaking suspicion that the significant drop in the Pickering Baseball Association's 1997 registrations (and those of many other youth sports organi- zations) has a lot to do with parents being terrified by the notion of rampant abuse Letters to the . and the idea that mirror sports organiza- tions �inga� oct�� ow editor could you think that? What could possi- Photo of girl The NewsAdvertiser accepts let- vers to rhe editor AM letters Kids' painting bly be gained from protecting such mis- �nts? should Don't get me wrong. I'm delighted mauled by dog be tvprd or nearly hand-wrirren. I50 wards. Each loner �rrt he in Ajax creek that these "perverts' are being identified aria I�U1ed. But contrary to what signed with a firer and last name certain media outlets would have you deserved to be °leu na,n`. Plew'e a be'icve, s<xtral and pM`sical s'pu d &nci'W`e a°nd phoPe nsarrlxr jot potential playersby coaches in yowl, spvRs on Pacre 1 verification. The editor reserves rise right to rdit copy for stile. toxic blast extremely rare. Myexperience asal°ng-standing Zn length and content. Opinions member of the board of directors of the To the editor: expressed in letters are those of the To tli< editor: Pickering Baseball Association is that the In response to Mr writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser A harmless prank? Perhaps overwhel of coaches and Groennun's letter of complaint in the eyes of the perpetrators. managers are p�who we � for their dour children — players who over the from -page photo of the link girl who took 19 stitches s ' Test sketchy but to uatic and bird life in this nesting season it was , wouldn't have a Aram b play art if dad or from a dog attack in Pickering. 1 potential toxic blast. mom hadn't volunteered to Wee on the must course to the defence of thisOn disaster the weekend of June 14 responsibility. And retake no mistake. newspaper The News Advertiser sot a plan To the editor: mind ►s while .tx+r painting a walkway bridge over coaching a team — he it T -hall. all-star rawtiw or /Amu •A' hucltey — a a huge community newspaper. More often than not, the front page is You recently printed a very informative letter b the editor on Carruthers Creek, several youths decided to paint pretty undertow w If yes' arc could ight devoted to children vin at pia. g the evacuation plan d Pickering in designs in the stream itself. The base by a coac is are se >�Jete b alae n a coach, there ser �� s>� Yate can take to nullify any Rotary Park or some such sittu- the event of a major disaster. amount of chemicals involved risk: Lar event. But while mt,st of the stories and photographs deal 1, too. have been thinking about the "sketchy" plans that I do know was small and the proper authorities were alerted but . Take voter child to the ball park• or with more of the pleasant things of. My daughter's school would such thoughtless acts of vandal- soccer pitch or hockey arena and stay and sot him or her play.in life, the News Ads crtiscr must also report the bad news as most certainly be eche which would be evacuated. Just the thought of it ism have potentially serious implications for all of us. . Make yourself known to the coach - mweC scares me. Ajax Councillors. Town pg staff. Coaches like uatihus ware b kno>+w that parents am concerned about Certainly no parent would Themre may be enough bus ddn- staff and citizens have spent a their chiiI progress. want a dog to attack their child• but the fact of the matter is that vers and buses available, but do all drivers stay at horse with the bus great deal of effort to minimize the negative impacts of devel- - Volunteer to help your child's burn dogs do attack children. and the outside all day? Don't some dri- opment on the Carruthers Keep %Lore. help lead warm-up exercises, laid a hand with the team's fund-raising. best way to stop attacks from happening is to educate your vers go to the null•. Starr may even park their bus at the Pickering Marsh. Their efforts shouldn't be jeopardized by these pts co•ordusale post -game retresh•- child. It is one thing to have a few Town Centre and live in the apart- ahems close by where no perking thoughtless actions. Perhaps it's time for each of there ate a multiple: ways you atetts: � d Ys Y can make the task of your child's coach a paragraphs buried in the paperit available for a bus. Can all ctrl- hs to rededicate ourselves to its bit easier. Believe m• he or she will somewhere about a dog attack, but quite another to show the vers be reached within minutes of evacuation being required:' I high- preservation. A simple reminder to oyoung children our aPDu it. All of the foregoing u rhes b deny the '•predator" aftermath of such an incident. doubt it. to consider the con sequences sequences of existence of coaches. But con- ditions must be precise for them to Use the picture as a teaching tool, show it to your children• I have been in Pickering for four years now. 1 have never heard their activities around this provincially significant area choose their victims. A player desperate make them ask questions about of an evacuation test• just to sot if might be enough. w hake the rep tan might be a tempting target a there tam might away dogs so they better understand their nature. and the chances of emu u possible. Of course the test could nes be scheduled as all dri- Usually our own actions teach much better than words. from home and fanny for the fust time is a dog attacking your child will vers would be too prepared for a Let's be cognizant of where we bttibtY vulnerable: an unsupervised highly a willing b eunsuper favors for decrease. Newspapers are not in the call if it was scheduled. But maybe, just maybe, someone dump our garden waste and how we use chemicals in the paw with which to impress his buddies business of sugar-coating the needs to work out the details of a vicinity of the valley. is an easy mail for unscrupulous deviars The list goes on news. It is by providing mean- ingful dialogue amongst its test. Evacuate all schools within Respect for nature and knowledge I got involved in minor baseball readers and their families, that the zone and take the children to the Pickering Town Centre. Only of it will reward us many tithes over and ensure because my overt cIaL Tenn wanted to Play newspapers perform a vital after such a test could suggestions that this remains a great place the gate. I stayed involved (long atter my Sys had y�t�.) because I cue function in their community. The News Advertiser did the be put forth on how to improve it So, who will publicly take this to live. about giving the young pew of our right thing. on as "their" baby? Gord McKay, the �ouB being so enjoy ung rt C b'j,"'N Cit�— that suty of a Mark Bel, Wayrne Rowe, gar Catrriatheaas tam. I don t oomtder myself exception - Ajax Pkilherriog Ajax al. Get involved. Stay involved. Your CW's coach will be gnaefirl for your Sod damage by Town of Ajax staffaits.yourinterest nodeep match he or she try to was not an intentional act �'t ids � nY �.but don't keep your dWkkm out of spom� To the Cdibor: 6 that this was not an intentional act. One cannot because of stones about predator coaches Nicholas grave Jessica Forler Ptwlioe GttlKey In response to the June 13 News Advertiser let- distinguish regular lawn or replacement lawn elsewhere. If you are thele for your child, says, "I will be says, -We're says, -I'm going alined 'Irresponsible workers tear up sod', when riding a jumbo lawnmower. no one else can ever usurp your position. it is not entirely the responsibility of the works To the taxpayers of Ajax, I truly believe that doing nothing, going to buy our to visit my son department to cut grass. we have a good and accountable workforce, and zip. No respon- new car this in Ottawa and Rlxxm the Town of A' 77re News ns for ser i"we:'°°arra a° r a ty. jai works and parks we are constantly improving. nrir collisions for Be Our Great an trrrrent s i b i 1 i t i e s . summer and my then go to departments were amalgamated Rader the name I'd also like to express my gratitude to the tax- usuesfscurg orrDrrlamn Region commm- Maybe sum tan- aunt is visiting Myrtle Beach operations centre". The Town has suffered severe payers who sent thank you notes in the past in ties Sxlxrrissio>rtr should be 600 wordy or sing from Calgary" after that." cutbacks and the transition has been extremely recognition of our work. less, must be signed ad bfclyde a dayrinse difficult: Management and workers are doing their tele phone nwwber. Unprblirhed edr+wns best to provide the same. if not better, services. WayBe Lott, mesa run in condenttd jorrf as a kner to At To the writer of the June 13 letter, all I can say C.U.P.L Local 54 President editor. Ajax -Pickering JOANNE BURGHAtu)T. Editor-in-Ctuef TO REACH US The News Advertiser is one of the Metrolaad Printing. Publishing and STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor t)$,—bwiog groupoew of spapen. The News Advertiser is • Inemler of the Ajax News Advertiaser BRUCE DANFORD Advertising Manager General: 683-5110 a Piercing Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper A■soc., Canadian C"en'snNewspaper Assoc .. Canadian Circad alan. 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Grade 7 and 8 stu- Public School Grade 8 student Diana Peglar dents participate and the theme this year is has won the Lions International Peace Poster Building a Peaceful World. With Diana is Ajax contest for the district representing Durham. Lions Club poster contest chairman Jim Fair. Wareho U*'4 44' tv%f Baran MY 1� J7-T�r��•�r S'I»(JjA��Q�p Q344 11-t! GIII•e•N�V!•� sav V .[� eta im ma fcnishes �Q.,id elecn o attern .f p iwzce tional w rraht packages t s wamter, easy. on yourfeOu 7< �..- wp 2 r5' XWNGS T W U 4 T B E '' r 00 M.AhfR6L'_1_S"'T-O COUNT!4GIME IN AIS MA`! E YOUR BEST DEA DID YOU KNOW: 89% of our customers found advertising flyers and circulars useful to them. ITS A FACT! source: Nu6es OOrtlldtAgtf, 1997 IW %0 Please remember to recycle your News Advertiser I milliiam Sine • ..1 _q/ THE NEWS ADvEKnsEn WEDNESDAY, JUNE: 2s, 1197. PAGE 7 Rt95t• �s OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON! S111FE0 0 �! 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Oximeter courtesy of the Ajax Optimist On hand for the donation were (from left) Club. The `ervice club donated $1,300 for Don Davis, hospital employee Tricia Root, the new device to be used in the hospital's Cliff Walker and Dave Ryan who had his emergency department. The oximeter is used pulse checked. BIG BROTHERS AND � INVESTORS GROUP OF AJAX-PICKERING INVITE YOU TO OUR 7TH ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT WITH SPIECIAL • FORYER 10001tTO KAPLa LSAF GUEST • Wt Is7G DADVFI ■eut" Friday July 11. 1997 at GLEN CEDARS GOLF CLUB AN *110 Per INCLUDES: golfer Golf. Power Cart, Lunch & Steak Dinner Lunch at 12:00 noon and shot gun start at 1:00 p.m. 4 MANc- LOTS OF SCRAMBLE I + FUN dt PRIZFS! 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Heather Arden Roy the band's lead singer/percussionist, notes it's the first time the group has spent Canada Day in Ajax, having performed at Canada Day celebrations in Oshawa the put several years. Other members of the Royz Band are Andre Roy on guitar, keyboard and vocals and Mike Skinner on saxophone, flute. clarinet and backing vocals. "lite band plays an eclectic mix of rock. latin, jazz, blues, reggae and R & B music. The trio has averaged more than 300 engagements a year. playing gigs ranging from Toronto bar shows to black -tie events. Originally from Montreal. Heather Arden Roy and Andre Roy have lived in Pickering for the past 13 years. Skinner lives in the Beaches area of Toronto. Summer program helps Kidwriters AJAX — Children can now sign up for an AJax-based summer program for budding young writers. Kidwriters, for children who love to write, is now accepting registrations for its July program for children aged nine to 12. Sponsored by the Wntcrs' Circle of Durham Region, this skill -enhancing program will run every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 am. to noon. from It y to _4, at cure Fortune Financial Building at the corner of Bayly Street and Finley Avenue. Kidwriters provides an opportunity for children to share their work with other youngsters while learning from adult wntm in a fun, nurtunng cnvi- nnntcnt. Facilitator Marjorie Green is a freelance journalist, editor, business writer and writing teacherttramcr. A two-time runner-up in the Toronto Star Shon Story Contest. she is founder/president of The Writers' Circle of Durham Region. Gout is SSO for the entire six -session serum To repster or to leam more about Krdwritcrs, call Ms. Grccn at 69& 2085. Screened Topsoil Triple Mix Sand • Screenings Gravel • Peat it.osan Ds JI1tXRZD OR PICK -EJP CORRECTION NOTICE In the Toys "R" Us June 22-2i flyer, the Lego Deep Sea Predator, #240567, featured on the back page, is incorrectly shown. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please recycle TIM Special Events MONDAY Free Pool 7-10 p.m. WEDNESDAY Wing Night Karaoke every Wed. starting July 2 THURSDAY Rib Night Saturday and Sunday British Breakfast 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - All ball teams in jerseys receive 250 wings • All golfers present store card and receive lOR6 off food orders Sun. Aug. 10 Golf Tournament Lakeridge Links $65 includes cart and dinner 1400 Bayly St. cat Liverpool) Tffi NEWS AVVVmSER VIMNL MY, JUNK U. 19f'r . LMGF 9 News Advertiser &Pcel?l Neofe The Royz Band is Heather Arden Roy, Andre toy and Mike Skinner. _til 10 %OFF 1� WITH THIS t COUPON j tittle Shoe Shop Exp. 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The Pauline Laing Scholarship, named after a former board education director, is awarded each year to a grad- uating student who has studied arts in high school and will continue those stud- ies in college or university. At Monday's meeting, board chair- man Ruth Ann Schedlich noted Brook's talents in academics, acting, directing and writing. He's been involved in the school's theatre productions produced in the last five years and has won awards for acting and directing. He's also volun- teered with the Eastern Regional Sears Drama Festival for high schools and the Ontario Vocal Festival held each spring at Eastdale. He'll study theatre and drama at the University of Toronto. The K.D. Munroe Scholarship, also named after a former director, is given each year to a student who is physically handicapped, hearing impaired or vision impaired. Ms. Schedlich says Colleen, who is visually and hearing impaired, is an "exemplary", "conscientious" student who completes work with care and pre- cision. She's been a peer helper in a mul- tiple exceptionalities class. She intends to study early childhood education at Dufiarn College. The OPSOA President's Award was provided to the board this year in recog- Hit the links for Big Brothers You can tee-ot in July to help a Little Brother. There's stir room for participants in the Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers Associatxxd's seventh annual Chanty Golf Taunanxrut Friday. July 11 at Glen Cedars Golf Club on the 7th Concession in Pickering. new the bor- der of Durham and Ytuk Regions. Foursomes or individual golfers are welcome. Cost is $110 per person. which includes a round of golf, a power can rental, hutch art a steak dinner Prizes will be awarded for longest drive and closest to the pin. And, there' Il tux a twining const and s raffle. - H'Ac sporucxships art donations of prizes are also being sought. Lunch will be served at noon, with a shotgun start at I P -m. Proceeds from the event will he used to pay for some of the association's expenses. Call the Big Brothers associa- tion at (A&2871 for more information. Billboard THURSDAY, JUNE 26 BREAST-FEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a prenatal breast-feeding workshop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 1592 Alwin Circle. Pickering. $25 per couple. Register, 427-9547. (Donna Schinkel). FOOT CARE/DIABETES: The Ajax and Pickering General Hospital hosts a workshop on Foot Care and Diabetes — Everything You Need to Know from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Conference Room B in the lower level in the west tower of the hospital, Harwood Ave. south of Bayly St., Ajax. Podiatrists and diabetes educa- tors will be on hand to provide information and answer ques- tions. All wel- come. 683-2320, ext. 5248. EUCHRE: A progressive euchre is being held at 7 p.m. at Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., Ajax. Proceeds to Alzheiria cr research. 683- 7321. FRIDAY, ]UNE 27 ADDICTION RECOVERY: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This group meets every week and deal with addictions of all types, including co- dependency. Children's pro- gram available during meeting. 428-9431. nition of education director Grant Yeo's term as association president in the past year. The award goes to a student who demonstrates outstanding leadership ability and has made a significant contri- bution to school and community. Tara splits the $1,000 award with Ajax High School student Michael Gittens. Tara is an outstanding student, athlete, musician and leader, Mr. McLean said. She has played with all school bands, been stage manager for several school productions and helped co-ordinate the Ontario Vocal Festival. She also won an awed in Nashville for her bass guitar playing. She was co -pres- ident of the school's business club, a member of the school's Ambassadors, a community service group, and helped co-ordinate an arts festival the school puts on each year. She's also heavily involved in sports. Mr. McLean said the school hag focused on student leadership and com; munity service in the last few years. "All of these students reflected that" he said. " rhey've given an incredible amount back to the community." "You know we'tware Compedlor -1 _ Canpdt Oil change - quoted price $25.99 $33.11 (Premium oil installed) we're the best, but GM oill filter — $3,00 deluded -- Chassis lubrication $3.99 $4.99 indtJded _Top up fluids $1.44 $3.99 included 1 _Environmental charges Aft $1.00 GM trained technician N/A —_ WA Total _ #L4ir _ $".97' • * ht? 30-P If you think you're getting a better deal taking your vehicle somewhere else for servicing, you'd better think again. 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More than 800 people received slices of free cake sponsored by local businesses in Ajax and Pickering. New home sales up in Pickering, down in Ajax h t u i 2 300 homes. 0 kes, particularly condomini- um p Saks of new homy is Toronto Home Builders' Pickering shot up in May. but dropped in Ajax, Association (GTHBA) pres- idcnt David Hirsh says. according to a home Of all the units sold, builders' group. In Pickering, 63 new almost 1.000 were condos. representing about 40 per antes .old, including 35 cent of .ales, he adds. techold and 214 c„edixnini- GTiiBA cundaun�nium m units, a wbstaetial committee chairman and increase over April sales of 40 units. Tridel vice-president Jim Ritchie notes condo Saks Thirty-two new homes usually relxescm about 30 sok! in Ajax, all of them per cent of the market. freehold, down from SR in Mr. Hirsh partially April. attributes the increased Across the GTA in May, sales of condos to the fact S56 units sold a slight several new condominium increase over the April fig- developments have opened ore of a littlelittlemore than in the last little while. The GTHBA has more -The real story in May than 850 members and rel. was the solid performance resents horse builders, [ the condominium mar Be as crafty as you want to be PICKERING — While the song I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas may not be at the top of your summer favorites, if you're a crafty person, you may want to start humming the tunc soon. Dunbarton-Fairport United Church is looking for M who make handcrafted items to participate in Deck Your Halls, its 23rd annual Christmas bazaar and craft show, to be held Saturday, Nov. 22. Tables are tivailable for rent at a cost of $37. To take part, pick up an appli- cation at the phurch office at 1066 Dunbarion Rd., Pickering, Monday to Thursday from 9 8.m. to 1 p.m. To have one mailed to you, call 839- 7271. Prenatal iclasses PICKERING •- Expectant moms have a place to turn. The Durham Lactation Centre holds a prenatal breast-feeding tyorkshap Thursday, June 26 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 1592 Alwin C i r c l e, Pickering. Cost is $25 per cou- ple. Call 427- 9547. 2ND PRIZE 1 of 2 CANADA WONDERLAND DAY PASSES FOR TWO for Collection #7 MMIT EXTRA JI.4 Ploo $103977 $99977 Ajax High School students wins award for leadership Michael Gittens shares $1,000 award with Oshawa student AJAX — An Ajax High School student has heen recognized for his leadership abil- ities by the Durham Board of Education. Michael Gittens received the President's Award of the Ontario Public Supervisory Officials' Association (OPSOA) Monday night from board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich and education director Grant Yco. Michael shares the 51,000 award with Eastdale Collegiate (Oshawa) student Tara Upshaw. Michael, a talented musician, was presi- dent of the student council during his final year at Ajax High. coached the senior girls' basketball team and was a peer tutor for Grade 9 math students, just a few of his many accomplishments. He played in the senior band and com- posed the music for the school's entry in the Sears Drama Festival. Michael plays the piano for his church and has entertained at more than 25 different school board functions. This Sunday, he'll be presented a special achievement award from Citizenship and Immigration Canada to mark Canada's 130th birthday. "I'm proud of our student from Ajax;' Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan said. "And also of the other students who arc representative of students in our system. The calibre of students nominated was really rewarding to see:' The OPSOA award was provided to the board this year in recognition of Mr. Yco's term as association president in the past year. The award goes to students who demon- strate outstanding leadership abilities and a commitment to school and their communi- ty. The board also awarded two scholar- ships at the meeting, both going to Eastdale students. Brook Peters won the Pauline Laing Scholarship for excellence in the arts, while Colleen Emmons received the K. D. Munroe Scholarship for outstanding stu- dents with a physical handicap, hearing impairment or vision impairment. Another award, the Honeywell Scholarship Award, for a student at Pickering High School, will not be announced until the school's graduation in November. This award, dedicated to the memory of Curtis Heasman, a popular student who died last winter, will go to a student who is going on to post -secondary education and has demonstrated excellence in the school's militia co-op program. The board was given this award for this year after Pickering trustee Jill Hamilton "won" the scholarship during an Ontario Public School Boards Association sympo- sium. ALL DRESSED UP TO G0161 Celebrate Canada Day All Weekend at Wonderland! This Canada Day Weekend Wonderland's got non-stop Fun For tie whole family. Sunday, June 29 Argo Day! Meet some of your favourite Argos in person. Free with Fork Admission. F;l De=ns r •. !� Monday, June 30 See David Burnham, die new star of Joseph and t the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat. Visit the Elvis Presley Museum - A Toronto exclusive in Kings Courtyard until July 201h. See Elvis' 44 motorcycle, Thunderbird, famous comeback wit and lots more! 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Be as crafty as you want to be PICKERING — While the song I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas may not be at the top of your summer favorites, if you're a crafty person, you may want to start humming the tunc soon. Dunbarton-Fairport United Church is looking for M who make handcrafted items to participate in Deck Your Halls, its 23rd annual Christmas bazaar and craft show, to be held Saturday, Nov. 22. Tables are tivailable for rent at a cost of $37. To take part, pick up an appli- cation at the phurch office at 1066 Dunbarion Rd., Pickering, Monday to Thursday from 9 8.m. to 1 p.m. To have one mailed to you, call 839- 7271. Prenatal iclasses PICKERING •- Expectant moms have a place to turn. The Durham Lactation Centre holds a prenatal breast-feeding tyorkshap Thursday, June 26 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 1592 Alwin C i r c l e, Pickering. Cost is $25 per cou- ple. Call 427- 9547. 2ND PRIZE 1 of 2 CANADA WONDERLAND DAY PASSES FOR TWO for Collection #7 MMIT EXTRA JI.4 Ploo $103977 $99977 Ajax High School students wins award for leadership Michael Gittens shares $1,000 award with Oshawa student AJAX — An Ajax High School student has heen recognized for his leadership abil- ities by the Durham Board of Education. Michael Gittens received the President's Award of the Ontario Public Supervisory Officials' Association (OPSOA) Monday night from board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich and education director Grant Yco. Michael shares the 51,000 award with Eastdale Collegiate (Oshawa) student Tara Upshaw. Michael, a talented musician, was presi- dent of the student council during his final year at Ajax High. coached the senior girls' basketball team and was a peer tutor for Grade 9 math students, just a few of his many accomplishments. He played in the senior band and com- posed the music for the school's entry in the Sears Drama Festival. Michael plays the piano for his church and has entertained at more than 25 different school board functions. This Sunday, he'll be presented a special achievement award from Citizenship and Immigration Canada to mark Canada's 130th birthday. "I'm proud of our student from Ajax;' Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan said. "And also of the other students who arc representative of students in our system. The calibre of students nominated was really rewarding to see:' The OPSOA award was provided to the board this year in recognition of Mr. Yco's term as association president in the past year. The award goes to students who demon- strate outstanding leadership abilities and a commitment to school and their communi- ty. The board also awarded two scholar- ships at the meeting, both going to Eastdale students. Brook Peters won the Pauline Laing Scholarship for excellence in the arts, while Colleen Emmons received the K. D. Munroe Scholarship for outstanding stu- dents with a physical handicap, hearing impairment or vision impairment. Another award, the Honeywell Scholarship Award, for a student at Pickering High School, will not be announced until the school's graduation in November. This award, dedicated to the memory of Curtis Heasman, a popular student who died last winter, will go to a student who is going on to post -secondary education and has demonstrated excellence in the school's militia co-op program. The board was given this award for this year after Pickering trustee Jill Hamilton "won" the scholarship during an Ontario Public School Boards Association sympo- sium. ALL DRESSED UP TO G0161 Celebrate Canada Day All Weekend at Wonderland! This Canada Day Weekend Wonderland's got non-stop Fun For tie whole family. Sunday, June 29 Argo Day! Meet some of your favourite Argos in person. Free with Fork Admission. F;l De=ns r •. !� Monday, June 30 See David Burnham, die new star of Joseph and t the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat. Visit the Elvis Presley Museum - A Toronto exclusive in Kings Courtyard until July 201h. See Elvis' 44 motorcycle, Thunderbird, famous comeback wit and lots more! AN five with Park Admission. •I•'•�' VYO.'t.t rIW) ;id Ar•dt 997%—.om• PO— '' c 5,o-ru%rks h- AA r.ghn ,•,e.,.d A�.r.m.. trd•.ic 6 9-* d mn I a summit 1080 nitPrw-4 - ILA. --.- POWER. 4aRa. X229977 �• «. stock Rd., Unit 4, Fiji try, June 20, ww" an deck Peter i Up, 386/186 to Pentium 133 MMX MB I Meg, Yldeo Card 16 Meg. RAM 771 Tuesday, July 1 Party with the Nylons .n concert of +a — at 8 pm. Plus spectacular fireworks set to MUSK at 10:30 pm weather permitting. AN fr" whit Admission. N R_ �� New for •97! ' DROP ZONE Sk" � rawer—Gxtoda's Fill! Tallest Free - Foil Ride! New Enwiairtment Tonigl*-. Spe6ol �. Edition LIVE. Plus! Splash Work-- - 20 acres of water park fun! Over 50 Rides 'n Rolerwasiers, 2 Areas Themed for Kids, live Stows and More! All free wish your Park Passport! There's also Pay-as-you-Pby Speed City Raoewr- Go Karts and Cyber Cer"- init roctive eMdioin est cath ! Hurry to Dairy Guam for coupons worth $20 in park savings per person, f including jib off regular pay -one -price passports! Plus 25% off select tickets to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Ni Dream Coot. Pen MMX MB 512K Caudle Intel 166 MH CPU 32 Meg. EDO A11/3D 2 Meg. Ytdemid Coding fan $ACA AA77 COMPONENTS /MULTIMEDIA! Pentium MAW( Motherboard (512 k)-..-_...siw 1.33 Hard Drive,,,_....,,._.,.,.._., -........,_,._1229" 1.7 Hard Drive....__....._..»_... „.._.__.0249" AW32 Wave Sound Card .__-.-- 80 W Speakers».._ ...__..____ ..... »» _:-'19" 33.61f6tce Fax Modem Network Card....._ ............... ..._ .__. 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WITH THIS AD $299 * ZO snitch farictlons * Heavy Duty - FREE ARM Without Ad: $529 * Front DROP IN BOBBIN Learning Nei Your child is in a classroom for only 9 months of the year, but his/her ability to learn does not stop in July! In fact, the summer break is no more than a product of our agrarian past when match and reading were less crucial. But, summer is actually a great time for your child to increase literacy and numeracy skills! For this reason, you should carefully consider your options when choosing a summer program for your child. You can take advantage of those months to stimulate your child's academic potential. Researchers have shown that summer instruction benefits children significantly In fact, learning should continue all year long. Retention of basic skills and concepts is increased by continuing education throughout the summer, particularly in the areas of spelling and math. In September, then, Gingerbread School SINGER * o ER EXPIRES U at similar Barings OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 28197 ® Intwnet:www.singersewing.com 11 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA 433-1140 THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. 1"? - PAGE 13 To all our c atuners making us a success! We look forward to serving you in our Pickering store and our NEW LOCATION 419 DUNDAS ST. E. IN WHITBY!! rer Stops! ! ! (,RAIN; I X1"FX 1:111()\S children will be better prepared to tackle advanced material and they will be more confident. A recent study pace, focusing on the areas which published by the Toronto Board of require attention. Education (January, 1996) found that Remember that maintaining a children who attended a summer balance between academic and program not only improved their literacy recreational activities is important. In and numeracy skills, but also developed addition to your child's academic a positive outlook on school. Children program, consider your child's extra - who begin school confidently in curricular interests. If your child is September are more likely to maintain curious about nature, explore the their self-esteem throughout the year. possibility of an outdoor science When deciding which type of program education program. If your child is to select, examine your child's final musically inclined, consider putting report card. what are his/her strengths? him/her in a music camp. If your child's Does he/she need to review language interest is art, then an art camp will or math skills? Based on the teacher's present an excellent opportunity. A suggestions, find a program that child interested in sports will wart to reviews basic concepts and extra attend a sports camp. There are so many different programs that can help your child learn during the summer! By enrolling your child in an academic program, you are increasing his/her potential for success. But, make sure to look for the type of program that will allow your child to have fun while reinforcing academic skills. Ultimately, you want your child to have a busy productive, yet enjoyable summer. the possibilities are endless.... Dr. Gary Hunt Faculty of Education University of Toronto Senior Advisor Grade Expectations Learning Centres For information regarding summer programs, please call Grade Expectations at 420-9930. practice. Individualized programs are Summer activities should GINGERBREAD SCHOOL ideal because they provide the flexibility be useful and rewarding For: Pre JK, JK SK children for your child to progress at his/her at the same time' + "Success for over 20 years" For Pre -JK, JK and SK children k Child There are many reasons why the Gingerbread The tuition tee parents pay Is low because mere school is a unique and wonderful place for young Isn't a private owner taking profits from the school- children to learn and play All the tuition fees go directly to the children's • The school is verys program after the bilis are paid. This means plenty Teacher Parent ul par l bright and is of new toys, learning activities and supplies are surrounded by a beautiful park land setting. The constantly added to the school program -Parents are welcome to drop In, . large school allows for the abundance of cognitive observe or participate Anytime'. play and learning activities. The school has a Parent Board of Directors and 57.75 per morning or afternoon • Our semi -structured, educational, fun -filled program Administrators which ensures the children are th provides children with both social and pre -reading always e primary focus in any business decision. 831-9246 enrichment. Parents have the opportunity to be on the board. :n Sayly betweer L ve%)oo & Whites R *i • We have a very qualified• experienced and creative Training is provided and experience is welcomed. Pickering Early Childhood teacher. She has additional Early" 1v she" are a few realms why the Gingerbread — and experience in special needs of all types. School is a unique and wonderful early learning Parents are welcome to drop in to observe or centre' participate with the class anytime. 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(905) 839-9637 114P SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE' Bellergrades are just the beginning.- � l 981 Brock Road South, Pickering PAGE 14. THE NEWS ADVEMSFJR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2S, 1997 Winners have a sense of humus 91ne "best sense of humus" winners who entered then turn peelings over in the morning and sprinkle tt; - the National Compost Awareness Week (NCAW) any slugs with salt. ::cartoon caption contest in the News Advertiser • For powdery or down mildew. spray baking _ .were Pickering's Jan Freund whose caption read soda (one tablespoon per gallon of water) once a :"7Tlere's worth enough for all of us" and Deborah month on plants. %:Oldfield of Ajax who entered "And for dessert • To germinate seeds, place in a coffee filter. •dear, there's some nice partially decomposed fruit fold and dampen. It 00 salad:' They won sweatshirts. Use Reemay or slitted ► . • Special thanks to Rob Ward t; sof LARRAINE -� row rovers w keep our Dunbartun High School for 1: :his insects and prevent frost. artwork and to all who • Use lots of compost. s., -entered the contest. ROULSTON mulch and even compost tea Ajax committee members (made by putting compost v.:who promoted NCAW were Recycler rS into a burlap bag and letting .-:treated to a special dinner, it sit in a bucket of water for r=:compliments of Baywoodone Re Ort week before watering Plaza's Swiss Chalet. P plants). +; Li O U • To discourage unwanted - Bowmanville's Al animals, purchase Buck Stop 1 • = Vaillancourt. president of the Durham Chapter of (a red fox urine) at sports shops, then dab on near- : -:the Canadian Organic Growers (COG), is often by shrubs. ,:invited to speak at various functions. Following are With the recent claim that North America's i =;some of his organic gardening tips that he shares number -one pastime is gardening, oe are fortunate 'readily with audiences: to be able to learn organic techniques from Al, who • Water in the early morning to prevent evapo- grew up in the I")% when all these practices were ration. The best method is the trickle system. commonplace. • Attract birds with a feeder. Also provide water Al also initiated Bowmanville Ecology. Located and hiding places for toads. A full-grown toad will at Bowmanville High School, this ecology garden devour up to 10 pounds (five kilograms) of insects demonstrates how vegetables and flowers are in one season. grown using organic growing practices. • Plant a wide variety of domesticated and wild 1' On Sept. 11, at 7 p.m.. Durham Environmental flowers to attract ladybugs, praying mantises. Network will host its fall meeting which will lacewings and bees. include a tour of Bowmanville Ecology at • Capture slugs by placing stale beer or yogurt Bowmanville High School. in a container. Spread human hair or ground -up egg shells around plants. L.arraine Roulston's column rxploring environmental Lay orange or grapefruit peelings around plants issues regular!% appears ort Wedw5darv. O° 10 0 - + Save $11 30 EENMM' 10,000 BTU WINDOW All CONDITIONER Vertical ■ev t. Seers reg. 799.99. fiV ® ORDER 428 435 621 Save $90 a, 6,004 amu varsket Mur w6.60w .e+d. Seers rW 449.99. 569„ W ORDER 428 435 617 s0ave KENMORE RAW ETU WINDOW AIR (ONDITIONER Neri:eetel Moet. Sews reg. 569.99. ® ORDER 412 433 709 Sova SN an 5,000 ETU bori:eetel Mut esodel. Sas tog. 459.99.® ® ORDER 429 435 705 eIV ave 50 DELONGHle POEM ROOM AR (ONOtTIONER 0,000 ETU. Sews reg. 1,611.19. 1649'+ ® ORDER 429 435 330 d mow: • ��#'•� r tic'. !fv -4 photo r photo by A.J. 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IAGE 15 Around Durham Region Reformed schedule Clarington school board chairman says delays BY CINDY UPSHALL DURHAM STAFF CLARINGTON - Secondary school reforms announced recently by the Province shows the government is realizing overhaul- ing the education system will take time, says the chairman of the public school board. "They're not ready for it:" says Bob Willsher of the the Northumberland Clarington Board of Education, explaining why he believes the government is delaying its decision to eliminate the OAC year. "They didn't understand the significance of these changes:' he says, in changes The Ministry of Education announced last week it would wait until 1999, not 1998, to eliminate OAC and it will also begin stream- ing Grade 9 students in the same year. Streaming would mean students in Grade 9, like other grades, would get to choose cours- es at different difficulty levels. Grade 9 was destrearned by the NDP government. "I think they really got the message... about what this really means to the student in the classroom:" he says. While Mr. Willsher is pleased about the extra time, saying "it's not something we want done in a haphazard way,' he says it will make sense also give the school board time to get ready for the changes. But while the board readies itself, Mr. Willsher says there's been a lot of money wasted getting curriculum for a destreamed Grade 9, only to have it streamed again. He says this action is an example of politi- cians dictating education. "More and more politicians at Queen's Park want to gel into the nitty gritty of educa- tion:' he explains. "They should be saying 'These are the outcomes we'd like to have' and have the educational professionals get at the initiatives to achieve this:' Whitby carnival will be a family affair WHITBY - Whitby's County Town Carnival is just days away and the town is gearing up for a weekend of family fun. "This emphasis of this whole event is family activity:' says Blair Buchanan of the organizing com- mittee. adding there is something for everyone no matter what their age. The long -tin Whithy tradition was revived two years ago after a 12 -Year hiatus and organizers and volunteers have been busy since last September planning activities for the event. "It's an amazing group of people:' Mr. Buchanan says. "Everybody just comes together." The carnival will be held this Friday through Sunday in downtown Whitby. Rotary Centennial Park. Heydenshore Park and Brooklin Memorial Park. The event will kick off with a concert and barbecue sponsored by The Station Gallery at Heydenshore Park and Pavilion on Friday evening and will swing into high gear on Saturday and Sunday with the downtown area being closed off to traffic to accommo- date the festivities. "Everything is a go for the car- nival:' says Larry Morrow. Whitby's director of parks and recreation. Ther: ;,rc several old favorites returning this year, such as the pan. cake breakfast sponsored by Whitby Rotary Clubs and the always popular Lions tent spon- sored by the Whitby Lions Club. Mr. Buchanan says. A fireworks display at Bmwklin Memorial Park will round off the celebrations for another year on Sunday evening at 10 p.m. For more information call the Town at 668-5803. Picture perfect Kathryn Lesperance. 3, concentrates on her routine while performing at the Ajax Comets Baton Club's second annual recital at Dr. Roberta Bondar Public School in Ajax recently. Canyou helpin Ajax or Pickering,9 Whitby pool player Wcstncy St. S.. Ajax (686-1516). along with a children's activity centre nastic adventure club (3 ler 5t, junior and your wealth of talents as a volunteer 0878. to help less fortunate people living in Herb festival kicks and a herbal luncheon served in the vil- community variety (3 to 5), community Several local agencies want you as a supportivc. caring friendship to a girl ready to donate six to 16, a boy six to 10 or to a pregnant lage's histone tea room. club (6 to 12). let's dance club (6 to 12). Ajax -Pickering Community Carr unteer with the one-to-one matching Home Support Program: Needs vol- July 20 Admission is $3.50 for adults and S2 for seniors and students, while children gymnastics club (6 to 12). science action club (6 to 12) and a basketball club (6 to disabled adults to their medical appoint- and the board of directors. Call 428 - funds to charityoff 8111. vided. Call Sally Longo at 686-3331. Breast Cancer Society of Canada - Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Durham Region Chapter: The society Auxiliary: Requires mature, reliable funds Canadian breast cancer research 13 and under get in free. 12). areas of hospital in-service, library cart breast cancer. Volunteers who can WHITBY - A Whitby resident SCt'(;IX; - A reunion of herbs is For more information, please call the All programs will take place at R.H. Lary office, 683-2320, ext. 5481, of the chapter, to assist in the organiza- invites everyone to come out Sunday planned nexth. as a number of vcn- museum at 985- 3589 CornPublic School except for Our Ajax -Pickering Red Cross: Join training provided. Call 686-7993 or and rack them up for charity. scpeciallguests make their way to mons exist with marry programs and ser- Timesh Together which will be held at the vines. Call 420-3383. Durbin Unit: Volunteers aro required Brett Spafford will try to play pool the Scugog Shores Museum Ydlage. ThC Fourth Annual Scugog Festival of YMCA programs Scugog Community Centre. In addition to regular activities, all special events throughout the year, annual April fundraising campaign. for four straight days at the Late Night Cafe to raise S10.0100 for the Canadian Herbs is set to run beginning July 20 from 10 4 16210 begin July 7 for kids youth programs (6 to 12) will go swim - mmg twice a wcek. mitten. Call Lucy Peri at 4347221 or an invaluable way to spend your spare Cancer Society. a.m. to p.m. at the Ajatt-Piekeriiag Wotnea's diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. . Rinnu a Cenerv. Women volunteers Contact Lynn Naz rko at 686.1516. His first gam will start at12:30 p.m. Island Road museum, featuring herb- mation on community resources to The cost is S70 per week err S45 for a abused women at a vulnerable time in Dutrb— Region Branch: The goal of on June 29. related vendors and lecturers from acnes SCUG(X; - The YMCA has plenty half week. to karn new skills and share your wis- research, service, advocacy and educa- People can make a donation, get a Ontario planned for kids this summer, beginning Tbc full week runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 2661, to help out at bingos held every Sunday pledge sheet or conic out and play Brett Anna Van Mans, Sue Britnell, J. Lynn early next month. each day except Friday when the hays for the new in -school Mentoring any of these positions, call Ted Savelle, for a terminal donation. Cooper and Jill Williams will all be in Summer programs will begin the are 9 a.m. to noon. Half weeks are 9 a.m. hies, office support and agency pro- Chard Find Ontario - Durham Pledge sheets for the fund-raising attendance with their thoughts on a van- week of July 7 and arc designed to wit to nam each day. father -absent homes in our commami- children and returning them home safe- event are available at the Late Night tt of related topics. y the different ages, abilities and interests Registrations will t, - 1.�cpicd ,n a Block Parent is Bary and rewarding. PZ Cafe. 207 Dundas St, W.. Whitby. and A hcxti icm an apictycal herb container ofesign context and a k>Lal reaaurant herb of children Pr.>Tramti include. Our Trine Tnyetltitr T, - first-ccxne, first•srr.: h1 1. r, iptgPmaUun o :.vJ tt' door. Your only responsibility is to link to supervise family access visits, to help the Canadian Cancer Society,467 cooking challenge are also planned, is planned for I to 3 year-olds. a gym- YMCA at 90 'x': Canyou helpin Ajax or Pickering,9 There's a lex you can do for your 2054. For the Pickering Block Parent community. by lending your free time Program. call Sandra Armstrong at 831 - and your wealth of talents as a volunteer 0878. to help less fortunate people living in Big Sisters Association of Ajax - your town. Pickering: Women who can offer a Several local agencies want you as a supportivc. caring friendship to a girl volunteer member of their teams. There six to 16, a boy six to 10 or to a pregnant are agencies such as: teen or young mother are needed to vol - Ajax -Pickering Community Carr unteer with the one-to-one matching Home Support Program: Needs vol- programs. Volunteers are needed for untccrs to drive senior, and physically office help, special events, fundraising disabled adults to their medical appoint- and the board of directors. Call 428 - merits. A gasoline compensation is pro- 8111. vided. Call Sally Longo at 686-3331. Breast Cancer Society of Canada - Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Durham Region Chapter: The society Auxiliary: Requires mature, reliable funds Canadian breast cancer research volunteers 16 years or over for various and heightens people's awareness of areas of hospital in-service, library cart breast cancer. Volunteers who can and also gift and coffee shops. Training donate two to three hours per month are provided. Call Betty or Ella at the au xil- needed to assist in the daily operations Lary office, 683-2320, ext. 5481, of the chapter, to assist in the organiza- Mondays or Thursdays, l0am. to tion of fundraising events, to conduct noon, or Tuesdays, I to 3 p.m. public speaking engagements, etc. Full Ajax -Pickering Red Cross: Join training provided. Call 686-7993 or the Rod Cross team! Challenging poli- 666.4561. mons exist with marry programs and ser- Canadian Cancer society, West vines. Call 420-3383. Durbin Unit: Volunteers aro required Arthritis Sony of Durfam for many interesting activities, mclud- Regim- Volunteers needed to help with ing organizing and canvassing for the special events throughout the year, annual April fundraising campaign. and office work and/or Drivers are also needed to transport _fundraising serve on the chapter's executive corn- patients to cancer treatrnent centres. It is mitten. Call Lucy Peri at 4347221 or an invaluable way to spend your spare 1-888-765-0005. time since one in three Canadians are Ajatt-Piekeriiag Wotnea's diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. . Rinnu a Cenerv. Women volunteers Contact Lynn Naz rko at 686.1516. are heeded to support and provide infix- With your help cancer can be beaten. mation on community resources to Canadian Diabetes Association - abused women at a vulnerable time in Dutrb— Region Branch: The goal of their fives. You will be required to work CDA is to improve the quality of life of K least two hours per week, be willing Canadians affected by diabetes through to karn new skills and share your wis- research, service, advocacy and educa- dom and concern. For application or tion. The Durham Region branch needs information, call Jackie or Joan at 686- volunteers for a variety of positions and 2661, to help out at bingos held every Sunday Big Brothers Associadim of Ate. afternoon at Caesar's Bingo Place, 88 Pidtering: Women and men are needed King St. W., Oshawa. If interested in for the new in -school Mentoring any of these positions, call Ted Savelle, Program one hour per week. Big fund development co-ordinator at 436 - Brothers and volunteers for group activ- 6648. hies, office support and agency pro- Chard Find Ontario - Durham gams are also needed. Share the fun Region Chapter: Child Find is dedicat- AM support the moms and boys from ed to reducing the incidence of missing father -absent homes in our commami- children and returning them home safe- ties. Call 686-2871. ly. Call anytime and leave a message at Block Parent Program: Being a 686-3181. Block Parent is Bary and rewarding. Children's Aid Society of Durham Display the Block Parent sign only Region: Volunteers needed to act as when it is convenient to answer your special friends to children and parents, door. Your only responsibility is to link to supervise family access visits, to help up the person in need of assistance with with special events and to supervise the rte proper authorities. For more infor- children's playroom. For more informa- tnation about the Ajax Block Parent tion, call Susan Kucharski at 433-1553, Program, call Henry Zaczek at 427- ext. 2311 (mornings only). 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"It's been a long Ontario Sports Legends Hall oftime in coming and there's Fame here tonight. ONTO been a lot of work done. but Wednesday. we're looking forward to a t t wonderful evening of hon - Twenty-four people will be tail Y W recognized for their contribn- 0 i o ing some of the greatest tion to spun in the province at -C ports stars in Ontario" the gala black -tie induction 4L More than 3$(I poo - dinner at the Pickering Ir O plc will attend the induction Recreation Complex. The din- 6'�. �' droner, which will become ner and Thursday's fund-raising NOS *k an annual event as each year a golf toumament at Cherry Downs new crop of inductees will he Golf and Country Club represent the honored. The hall will include people first events associated with the sports born in Ontario who have made a major hall of fame which will call Pickering contribution to sport and people from home. elsewhere who have made their mark on Among those sporting greats attend- sport in this province. ing the induction ceremonies are former The induction dinner was originally world and Canadian champion figure to take place at Toronto's s Royal York skater Petra Burka, ex -Canadian heavv. Hotel on lune IR, but was switched to weight boxing champ George Chuvalo. Pickering after Town Council voiced its one-time Toronto Blue Jays' pitching concern abut holding the event out of great Dave Stich, former outstanding town Ottawa Rough Ricers quarterback Russ Money raised by the 5250 -a -plate Jackson. perennial Canadian amateur dinner and the golf tournament will help women's golf champ Marlene Stewart fund the cont of the hall to be built by a Streit and Canadian boxmg great non-profit private organizatwn known as Sammy Luftspring. Ontario Sports Legends. Hail chairman Bruce Prentice admits Prentice says the first stage of the hall it's an exciting time to finally see his of fame project is the Ontario Sports vision for a sports ball of fame for Legends walk of Fame to be located in Local hi erh school players shine in all-star football game Two locai high sctxxA football play- Hughes aunt Mike Falacn h ors played pivotal roles in helping the High. Mark Goring. Kele Th.,mc 1," Durham and York Region all-sLri defeat G mcm and Hussein Adam, M the P:,, Scarborough in the annual Shrine Classic Ridge Secondary All-star High Schol Football cotrtest at Schxd Pumas and Toronto's Lamport Suadiu m Saturday. Joey Miller. The Durham -York all-stars blanked Shawn O'Brien Scarborough's best 160 in the contest. and Clive The Durflarn/York team wa, led by Dlcoxxrtnc of the the kicking of Ptckenng High School Archbishop Denis Trojans' Rob Horstman. who kept the O' C o n n o r Scatlkrowgh all -sun in Ihctr cnd of the Chargers. One t-4 field fir munch of the contest. Horstman the coaches to the was manned mors( valuable playa for firs squad was Peter efforts. Karsrr of Carlos Sumxt an oosde linebacker Dunharion. from the Dunbanon High Schol In the other Spartans. was the defensive player of the contest between gam. the Metro West - Other kcal players on the Durham- Peel and the York all-star squad were Rory Ellis. Toronto all-stars. Rvan Scankxt, Andrew Ghm&xv and the Toronto squad Jason Conncll of Ihmharton. Geoff won 4(" fkkaift MiW .M to stats iA sEasm OK,9CElltIIVG — The the victory. Plicbming Rep Bw .n Bea Joahua Raycroth bit a ' 'Sob Johnson Chlev-Olds home tun and Mark King Pickering's Esplanade Park, behind the civic complex. where pedestals hearing the names, pictures and biographical information of the spons legends will be situated. Tbe actual hall of Lune will be built in Pickering or located at an exist- ing site in town within three years. Five town sites have been identified as possi- ble fixations for the hall. Prentice envisions the hall as a high- tech. Interactive venue which might include a sports museum, an entertain- ment centre, a theatre, a fast-food restau- rant/bar and a souvenir shop. No price tag has yet been determined for tbe hall of fame. 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Nub, $3.05. froft 9*0 606 abMn• 641.971' duty Nrt•r ctrl Went woe. user bendy, loaded, .- M'..M CAl Hon mea nb dryer 1500 a Mm, hep• excellent workirtg sera. 7-61m cern, aplo a . damer -aATTENTIONs Camara. & MYm•ns ham 7500 Mi,, nL Ca Eaplbra UsMW, NI0,995. g v As• t9" Tempo, wa. f2.295 . hr apt BolSU, LAY Tin• 483-0611. 17.? cu. I w7cs ..he, rnndolKn. New srdrae den. 9r•Y mod• der out areal •oewn 6 Mo,11rY pryr,r4,r from corerMiwt. W 905.130- bo 41o11dod, poeprwa n•9 Bird 1" Put Ave.. 3 Path. deme NEW DATCARE CEM 400 3o• ft. u11r dvWn Cal 905- g-,. born• bar reply $150 OA. C. Can, hairs. 2434. 81,9$5. ,9% Olds 64.795, 1990 Glared Am 374J1" Po•N 6 TIME. 2 m -•a old• btN1e re11, ler lop mi lmst. 669-M7 a11ms o119OS509-69th rest tell b 19th. Altair ortly " R.yrf•, eXr.i- SE out., $3.600, 1990 days. by ... weetnrac 5900 (negotiable). Aub Sales Ltd 7983 Snre« 1901 0011TIAC 6000 GY.iar 4 tr. Gua. n At. on DMwry, spur 2 oro. COOP (905)435-7$54. PIANO & mean 'Krydner', NIM South. S rou 3.1L V6, C pa s. foul we res $L?•+0 w K Cowbo$3 XIS 19.7 Cu"Na 12 b t2 Pi.- col 66} Ohms 905720J:i42. .elm ca,4M, 3e «t 9W $1, SE. res. Nub. Crm -1.91. 1992 Suxu. ww•••q-ms �S•s/6-��4 f1A00 or Wes orl►r Cr Nom• I 5961 • PC. "MIND, daWe 9p5J2P-661 NEED A VEHICLE? Poor 190K. ort., clear,. r,m ' oWrrr, fM"4 b Swrl. 5 op•ad. $3295.. rtacEHWML B.N.A / ReWa room.. cele, a".. 4 OC ALWAYS OPEN COtF MANOS •GRANDFATHER (r'OF11PUlS/ c,"r No crit' Sum. mot. $4250. Cal 434-7071 $5.696. 19.7 &-do -. 1992 Cork•, AS. Dub. Lovnp dayere. ,• month Dedman atwM $295 pee /LITERS, sWe aro w CLOCKS. Vnot our mess- I Mo. pond or, 62.500 Spm, ARtBirka -Prn C 1 Trade M 905- 64.9". 1990 2x4 Nub. 1901 YAMAHA 400 b ,2 yea Dry ourt9a and char MS. ..canes a 3M a 4th cOMI M ha , new b u«d Plants 576-ta00 or /-•6.259- 64.1 0.*IA 6 cyba•r, 1955 Toyota, bur nWna. $3,595., 1990 Boase11vM tad Well Watdroman olid 2 (fend Otlyse red SW Nbae $65, ktalaro $400 ata 3600 CO -Rom . (up,ebn a 9n^d). dWW ]673. 1 can n•fW mikoneabc. 107.000 kens. StAorrtrc. row clan, SSE. $3.9%. ISM Be--", Mime$. Oman 3 12 soa- P•A) CIM. wory Yrta. table COM dews 645. wa .and ..Na Tw"..41 Prros 6 kayDoeee. NM NEW MUSIC s -aro • 1173 LINCOLN Man V M' M• rr, bW11d twedowa. COW $3.994 1905 Dods Dub, $2.995.. 1990 Praebc sae Now barmy, Pq•w marc. atttrikoeea weal a tables 3S5. Mary mon ripest PNM INS) 571 ane. wo a COIR.. Lugo w, Poll, power Arun- tau«I. tporly. u,afi•d. 600 eanarWa n Nlo nes. 6.000 LE. 73.000. 1969 EaMwa condemn. Cheap wroka. Him Aid, CPR rwna 1905) 907-J532 52F bcaao or ldodrs Cal TM- raw.INV-yc236h+. 76.000kaa hm a4 (ard- ..na11d Nonw.." n ep Pty, 433-149, do tan a... fe000 o. b. o. Cr $6900. Cr 579.$3ti. nal! f3.650 10. Gr- Ola 3.906 , Cern. tow- nal WS -4 37.500. OBO. area WSl2t-124 MM BTU A,, Ccrdob-sr, COMPUTERS LATEST Po5)SM-4234 beat 7 . $ . 6 IMauto. ad. mad. , 19th Su,IMbird Cal 905-gO8t15. REGULATION rn pool05wtfrt DODGE CaaarL bast Nes 64.995. 1992 5 speed. 32.595., ,9th OUALITT DAYCARE 2 ywr Nresnry f350 2 MYX rW aWr 2 my a. . 1142 YAZDA RX -7. S. «pllenl c,,ndaon, $$.Soo. Hernia Scoupe stub. red Suabtrd SE aro $2,795 , 1190 HONDA CRE: 3.00. dO- TX bonds at mor IaDle. good crdil Poolt, or best offer As r. Cal rine wt erlueaaaer hn Ir«len IT i 20 a K � '' 37th Poor bele art S WpsAd. ala. rntroot 2 tie C ftrwd Cal 905326- -ra. $5.905 it;" 1969 TemMr sub. (905)666.5175. Med Roma ww,rrrnwr 1250/asch 2 pc aboral leve Pnctre. Trades acoeq P• aro. bns. femw drnwa. 52.500. 19th EapN Tabn ECEJ 13 ylsamp Lob M with retie a Ndebed 3 ad on t IP"N' Peeun 9raen 9114 f200 Call 1.23. Are Cabe. 1 t NW s< habo, TSI 35.905.. 1990 IM SUMI! OSXR 750 19os172o-y111 non-smoker. Ina 91s.L WO CAM $ r Yf Crew says. eye Dater rooms! ye -n W. Ptd fx00D. Sr CPV. Ir,H P1M o«n1eN 1107 PEALS AVAILABLE reasda Doi/ 1sod, $650 r 1183 CHEW Lunn Eun IIrI, CMI 57}2.90. Opam 62 SOS 4 door. 5 nM•d $9th len. (Mw 1 Web) CPV% n dock. PRIM 100 PUB FU WRHISH WGS and 'ma•r,Vda -fak Sewn, 4a.ot. looked. M- Sum&" •Wen-nl.rw• motion yard 14oea rnobae, itxM. Cr 571.2720 16 s 24' n. 905576-401 t. 906- 62 SOS 2z1 YWaeny Rd, f9050 malt comibr leMt• trreeN fRo nes. W«np m roppadobla b f200 bii4*'9 '^ rrkedop Ppp1 recwdn decks 6 enc. 576s4W. s .Ary.. 903-7550 en. boob. bows. ISInM. 2 Rd. N mo41aM 9063•} AIR CONDITIONERS 190 36th used tot- monbn oak lees boles. oak Inn vw Nth bbe nlerpr, es- we res M.h hMnr'. Golan res mea Cr 906 - Drs (6 - &1 t/w eAf. ter,- f5.195 Man r•r,cmo0 1906 FIERO, S w••d. Meded Nno". It" GMC EabrMW Cab, 4909. S ti MreroNve f50 TVs lawn eae0er, f99 Used mo- by-awm, 25W Nnanly 1- 1320th km Red 4 RUST CHECK. 1"1 4X2. SLE. 5 Lin. Vorlec. 404 MI or906-2424217 399 b up Frasa $150 t ism deer Gua basmm•r•. dress. ec gear $11.900 vary claal ALL AGEt ADORED S. M ITP. 3300 A00. Phis 4 4SO9 d INS ft200 O.B.O. Cal (ws)43 cerbMd. Cr SR,ra. 92 iftc, . came. We , baled. Co. veer PARLEY DAVIDSON 1903 AJAX.S1 J.IlK. Am- W Slum's COY 4 rep Cahwrlo Cl- C«- �'y or Nor, or Noble A14, Phar 114790-7509 bulre. res, krrdeme.nom- Ml.ahwa 91 50 t up Dry. ler. 164 Bankes Rd Bow tweir den, mrr,•r9e,a7 aytrtp, (Bnse)o. 290.2772 Alk ler (905)134.66$3. akod. 1'04•r5hadorbod- Dos Frnrr 75.000 b. rest in wmr9r. rtwp dim. nous Mola.ano0 ra See a up. VCM $79 & mwvile w eXr 432 Ear t-, Po bpMa V-r,otta ow pond n..l., tt a* duty mm, redvae, pysood, LO.1 d is c Hae One len van. r 1904 DODGE COLT 1.5 fa asIM 525th era- owty t2J.990. ?6}2509 marl e11.900o7 mar Y NaW, Cmrt1, paXrcN. cal. W AMrbrnt triad Nr,- (905) w7.3"0 Oerlth sasenp, eb. Warr • I FOINId a or,dkon, Wes offer 611 hes. P••ti. All 4an os- Aw 1990 ACdrwn, r- f•ar1. $11.900. 726 -77th dW- S-chm Fr« 427- an rid dyes from $399 STEPS App,,UorAS, 362 (9051432-7733 am". caned Eserao I. -ft. 4 door. ro. M- VtINi 5117 .w ler Abe I / Whit Qlq 2756 100 Mn nes err Yew FRENCH ST OSHAWA MIEDUAN cordon, reore snout, Nary Data. $2900 ..r06ed. 1990 TEACHER Ieas «.. Aril CrnpAla Up b 6 moil" I,da" slow" rens Gary FOUND - Jed- final Tw- 1190 GRANDE Pm. L..w mooetertatM. r11kmb111. Dom- Tiodw, 4.4. ~.bc. • �rlII• awve wwN We eve $1 mi, awe- 4 X 4 ban, nor. baa Acta 20. ^nese'-' Ben 0". Cr Adtcaborer demean pro. Sohl. vws250, kn, oM' {299 pets be. now, Gardens on 434.97". brtallo bwtion«ort hard w. 121 $4W cM y.m Nary rap nese. eAd Sr Nnast A ryMe dye $200. up P.O{K t hwaw IArq rw, aa.e am tyle• To~ Rd Cr 579- $6.495 a two olr (905) led M. Trawe Neon . 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Wrdoe.crtr At. items MAIDA an d mast 9". 20 ka. 172.000 1t19rry am . a, Do °•nidi•... 560.000 15 N A Neale 1,eeasr °id'wn91905) 637-02" - mar ar std bee .Iles r C"Dom 42.000 km uses 00 clnfs4 t9" color ca dbon. {7900 a DNyW � Gr (305) 7x9. UKEYIEN PARI( RD. • I pNaS9Wbd readupq. ka po'•er Deck- .est L. 4 e*W. 5 redo ler «feelsed o0. 2420' ave. W (905) 57t- Fr•wood $400 Cap (M)433.40,9 OAKIPINE FUMRTUIIE , tMS)T2F76p r CARPET 7 ) roemN a OSHAWA ?..dirties wowNn.e '• � i9m& eta cwewl,l', .Naw e9•. AIC. 3111.900 Ntiw , yr speed. M. M. r. arwo. 90&4042424 DRY &M (30 ry yseq P,s«- 905.6"81 Pla1.Nw b nabdtres ver Ihoe. Xaa«. low nobapr ons," lad. wear (Ms) ," as kb rail tarred IfM FO,Io Elsa. Cars F!•CI•STlpltr IPM dihemewl, 2 ->♦r• wr,o Pad • aeaal-Aon w -E ^brbWwMr. CrMwa•--A.1LER PUPS. a L. •resp'• dal. t 66m-6513 M�.M�„ . V• 43.00OKMS i12.9M� all dleid car Se 432.Z7sp poft U& 4021 . roya era, eA1Nweoe, 37.1$6 w awes, coda. ler $340 t. NEARLY NEW KEPNYORE We Ila a•"d waver ata. 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Laaltrp coo Mae & ttar•sB NrO�L i RWIIOIMIC[ N 1 3ehD ooh Iu.X wd.rt.r+4M. , am zcwm ypr AJAX Moving Systems CALL vsi ADRIVINGs�� piko appmnom $. o w..d F4r94BM $Nvkg OtrhWm and aAtapap•1a q Fuel services, mares, appliance psi �T066 �•LWr & 1 d9T 9Pwmm9+ «+mart "Wes COW •x•1199+. •arra Ade t.t Dow - Gest LA* - loan RW 22 yrs. Stucco outings re Piano specialists. Flat rate tel mods know.. dioorwL (41496•+$5• e Olftd robe - Er PM 110diorts. Sun dace, Gonsaw r"Mrt it-ourly. We now lave heated JULY 7 . a Pee MTJ• N1s�4r7a•29 FREE •rkRru POO (bon, so" 8 TDP 9AW work torage units. Now ofb nq hes .SELL iT NOW CALL Arm retailer, WN$ offered. K yr ars M a (abed Zve : e Cab Sty ne rdonY IW. ■t r•a■a116M prices 10NrM with move. F'dNlt and bad yCO will tscdee, COW. •K EOs sETr 201 d b Sens. starling aNsf wcar.$y." coaesa °rile lmtrwiM sWMaAN1r 11 =ntobt• FIM E51i eW CN ler ■ FRff EM■sr g at � and t1p. 68347" Us RARWO(7Y AYR. S^ s •JSS, AJA%. MM mo p Ater ammw11news a 131 nEi710 •BFaMB 725-0005 or 427.0005 OR 796e�9 QB -11717 CAN 15$g0F090 ^ptJlpw-r GIFT PT,R cRADUATIIKV^ THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY JUNE 13, 1••7 -PAIGE N J AperUNlAsApeAmwlt• ApMlIllMtt• Fer REnt 1 1 For Rant J 1 1 For Rent J 1 1 Fa R111N EM For Rtt d J 1 For Rot1 1 Fa ley To Lend • 1 R • 1 - OL, SPACIOUB, orand- t-0adfoae basement XnOm. hreDlace. new OIL held GO. separate ann. 4 Pep tum. 8 Oa-ncuatrE 583- lOWhreNE►e-IND, by lower r ples, upper -"Wdom A loft. Roman SOVI s. $800 plus e wm Lower hugd- 1-0edroom Plus den. b"kI. VwNkaut to nage WHY rem whdn you can ENT Location. A KAWARTHIA Veceb" - MAE WHITBY 3 badman 909-5%8-7 626 I in basement apt. Separea AJAX. Clean quiet home wLOto � Photos 905 574 CHIP TRUCK. Jaya slap at 6 p. m. Antique entrance. f700. intlinM, br responsible tenant ABSOLUTELY A GREAT ,p ran Gox con00ra+ m ods too! No Pete, hon- Snare knrnan. Lhiml ane 3788. deals No money down G•Amg an accosson_. p0 tLJnNlure, applianG• you you own none for Downtown WlVmy 700 sq tory 2 -bedroom 1.0toni home master balydwn OBTAINING A LOAN SWIMMING LESSONS less man you mnknll Call it Finished 1000 so 6 Use colleges bin beau lu, lake win vnswle and warm a NOT GUAW ANTEED. Private $40i'meek Dave laylac Saps Rap mem Good for any told d near Peterborough Good rift 7 12 Dsea. ,wb M1n- SOME 1,2, ' 1,2, 8 3 Bed Apis. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES Ad/M1Aak Summw Fidelity business (4161 $169638 h..V. awnmmmg. coat Pulte. partially f..h d CHARGE UPFRONTPAWS S lessons at 112 hr. in own pool (1991) Ltd (905) 668.3000 x(418)4941017 renals $545twia_. St95t basamantrage . 2 car Sam" FEES, OTHERS South Ajax I or (905) 88632/1 SPACE $or rant .n Bow. *"*M 18WS77-2159 Askm9 (,82.500. Open DO NOT. IT M P� call Catherine J M. -I1. ..,table for Nall LAND '0' Lakes. oro House Sundry" 1 3 p.m house• T -.'.',an be _e., 574 MdI- $3490•Aeky. Two GII 432.7571 No RE SUGGESTED THAT Voll INVESTIGATE 686.8423 1 For Relit 6024 ,rd manage bedroom f44grweekly Col• Agents "A e, THOROUGHLY t"- Full, e(kappOK gas BEFORE SIGHING BBO. ma:rorew. acraehed PICKERING BEAUTY ANY CONTRACTS. Auctions Business I 1 for R•Ms f0O`n odic. Video. CAN at- srock:H1y2, apM, 2500 1 I • Personals rw goy -377-0311 $650 pars uillii. 11AAbsdde AtbrdabN •fpr^ Ad; It ndms 5 Yn Mort Chibran and MHA- Pah walcomm Occupancy Au- gust 15 4905)831 -SM ATTRACTIVE 2 aNmi,rh apt. Arm specious loft. newly renowned, anghl s awn Near downl0wn, hosdta a GM. $725 - n- eusrre ,SVInt Av I an. nlediotMy, 436.7938. VAILABLE 1MMEDIATE- LY,In blit" Apt holding. spacious. carpeted. newly Panted. with bAXony close OWN y �� AJAX - near Durham Car. GeoBray .o sysprn�g 1 bedroomaO InkYled =.• I InW�fyan06 PON $685fro Quiet adult hone. One capm. road access. avail mell. interlock it". slay AUCTION Ead` m%" room. 3 Pc. bath. mm ,edwee1.0 wa amly Sto0Ak. up lkout m 1.1" No DowhDaymenlM smart kitchenette, suit Phone 905-1345847 arta deck. naw tart,, CIA a MORTGAGES Good. CONSIGNMENTS DBdoiged Bankrupt" working7asu0snt 1200 bi- 5pm. house I+sl like new. •dry Dad and ugly Financing ,o, AND ESTATES can 1110 weekly No smoking, m loaded UnDatyvaw any pu,pose. rat_ Imm WS) 571.0473 pans 426-2262 Flond6 rte, Oc, No agents 5 951 All apphpbOns ac WANTED t -000.0A0.0470 AJAX, ROOM for rent m EA • ease• For call chits �evred commumry Finish - P, Low commission, yC, IkYRalIpot . i Services ONSell5 M•db 1% p' - clean p lee npme near GO 428-2065 payment next Sales Rep $ua0n Group snare all taclmes wim one Ertel Really A Person. 3325 .Dinh. ran- CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 TOWnhd1303 • Business day. smoking. 4vyl. immed. bedroom, townhouse. y»t. 1 1 fl unities Sales every Mon. 1 1R BEDROOM ..IkM 686-1522 )dLsi 880. P,wat* yard, for Sale Tues. and Thurs. F b era lo hit, srbpp. . Y umbos iriauded. arseaas reWNd. rte pal, t bad- $875. 909-5%8-7 626 I in basement apt. Separea AJAX. Clean quiet home wLOto � Photos 905 574 CHIP TRUCK. Jaya slap at 6 p. m. Antique entrance. f700. intlinM, br responsible tenant ABSOLUTELY A GREAT ,p ran Gox con00ra+ m ods too! No Pete, hon- Snare knrnan. Lhiml ane 3788. deals No money down G•Amg an accosson_. p0 tLJnNlure, applianG• Prirak KOma un•Jer rerlovdeoru. ran rna- 2 DedoOrrl, $775 3 bra- THE SUMMIT PLACE 1101ast Harwood both Bus. GO. 401 f4007 CLEARWATER 24bed- Mdngage payments less o.bre 1o.m or arta 7pm es etc. Owner and room SM. GII 430- somIC Rd picker, n9" and bedroom kelkdu smoker Ohapman. Apel. CM 90S month, tastiest regwred. room mpb1. (lamely park r. Ilan rem - wfur0iahe0 2 syr, $8.200 905571- Ope•elnf 0134 1,2, ' 1,2, 8 3 Bed Apis. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES a 7 -ate• pit Cal PY 6160505 hexed pools. hot tub ase 3 bedoom towmauy- 7745 "g room. ROOM aradaw for ran- nleenlss m beach". "Napa ds with appianc_. RV MYLES KING Lang room. III"" oase- 6 Yore +nbnnahen arty. terse a,yM also welcome . DURHAY Dulndas est AUCTIONS avaiyeN July. -,ym.g included Nice peel in elOon pp,bdlg All lJtil. Included smoke, ducat Iamr'Y trona mem. Dark yard $M aw $275 Velour 905- Limited gusnnty aradWe ,989 E.calelf cash flow n Aµ4 PnvAle DAN, cable. PT or FT Contracts 33 Hall $t. Wilson aide Landry Orn _ y; d_ Oa m�oul moms . bines No pets 4347184. Starting at SSg.0OT Cab plus caw of letchen, laundry Rich, wason. Gppwwl eQwpmsm. Tranwg. goy- Oshawa, /krpust preewek encase" sur- • In - HOUSe Supt. b Main•. Avaiade las. can tadihea. On tan row. CIEApwATER.inor G"k•`' 12691,1 831-5227 Pat throkrglnaR. For mph 5197, Ala. Minn Slot 7257717. Brytimarnood a- SOS- holy Iumnhed. air r:pnd- Established in n b. Pease COB 721 A 178 Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gem - 8)lm S BEDROOM EXECUTIVE 8862702 toned Ipwmadnt norrndq ESTABUSHED Mair Ste- IDs -+ 12 1960 AeAC11ElOR Sat & Sun Ilan( 4pm / hofine north P,aenng, In, Clubhouse. Pools, not tub. 1 Out-O�-Tawn 2 WhiRry. 1u- irlgroorr,. dnirgraan, lapel Sh$* near beech. and win Ptopertief °^ r'•'lY eduipped ra• 725-5751 kitLfNn. IaniyrooM Di- I artracmrwe. aelOrAn na- R,. ael.1 9059861761. apartment Oshawa GM Large. pnreN en- J VALIANT PROPERTY Iynioonl AvalatK• now AKOr110dMA1 come. 0275 wdkry, pnptps �-�1 $2500tmo. Pus v~ snows ,n your name, PICTON - SOUTH SAY B Legal vane, awcds. - y,,A`� MANAGEMENT u161 203 -37th leers AJAX 3 oedrrnm Home to i9051683-5503 arm. on Lose Onura. o, • 1 NotIDBS Jul, 1St, Non Mokafs). For Rea mase. snare Fumbead ,oam. warn rate rlaUw ".pard . Lingerie modelling PRIVATE ONE ON ONE L.A. LINGERIE � 721 Hlror St. W (hhaw2 rf.r.dhk.d.i ,905)723-0335 • ompanions HONEST canrg ran - w-A,r-g mat* 31, Angry, ourdoor aaivdies, wncl. dnw vies. et tang, "Along -.9 est ping %male Rep - Fie A 9854. Owd.a -.,., wast. P Oon - B 481 wa OSha. L1 H7L5. 725-2784. 909-5%8-7 626 713 Mind" � w E Oasle- cola to 10 amemaea, Ian- I I Prirak KOma un•Jer rerlovdeoru. ran rna- USHAlsk MacldO 2 ORIp i UVED w 2.330 so. FT a nom• Row I A.w Any las • Aug 1r. Apartments lot Gad rt061s».,0.4 a 1 1 Apartmenit a 1 1 SONG LE woad Fdm4y. 29. somIC Rd picker, n9" and bedroom kelkdu p•drdpAl, raw. ala. , V2 • Ratted $pea country olww. IAINpEN LAKE, 1155 000. backing ono-'a^rwd coma 4l, 2 - na >•aunrw mm a 1 w rig. Smokers a 3 OBdroOm semi. pit- rare ase. Tin w room AVnkl armed. wiKcwhe f350/mornn For sok 20"able. wmn rte: hdr,dytrr>n C Cher1p br 10"0wh0 3v lairs af!LYJune 25 y • t PB174XIaIs _ y; d_ Oa m�oul baser erll. 4 PC bas. a p- Jury 1.50 pad cs=. 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Cash and redeem �'Kyble. •3lLT664 a"S TownhOUatf CLEAN OSHAWA 3 "a- LsReir fn•fCnifla60. N S out .ah 7714677 pagw i / Lahadry. pw. UW irhairo- .. -.4,l, monAwa l0wn i,ar+dsna. pd"wdly, Fp Rfm 1 For Rea •oofri n-yw p, claw m ed Ram c..g : •erg uerq ► uflRPOOLAMYLV. tee► "•Mated. L'mdOC $10% mw Pre, ad� and d C"w d aladaloai soma i any time prior •.Iia Tnnq JrNM ^ d '"errou. epkes raw 2 bedroom bead- hired enanphq ru Arht Tai. Darn• 3645 Plus .1mbn Lc. TaAift nen COMOI Aral AOY I (SM "S.7= IIEAA OSHAWA Coined, d, 2 bedoa^ ack in oda, QIAat s unit :,u,om INN WOVIO, boom" hatim sm on he" Can (105) 439 - Ie" wxar7H g•WAWR ww IAr1s 3.041- 2 bell. ohwel kill". le," bawohrd•. LA•b•s, ire. paring n - OMWOO", 0key call 43M12 . ,w_YIyf400•mdneey Rwir•herasa90sae62oeo. eaANC YEW 11111- "„ sa6-0507 to it" aucDon. 4048761 war a f4d Ant, - - ,prks weak. PO USHAlsk MacldO 2 ORIp i UVED w 2.330 so. FT a nom• Row I A.w Any las • Aug 1r. Apartments lot Gad rt061s».,0.4 a 1 1 Apartmenit a 1 1 •. aE0da10e► f796~11in AHI Aa, Osla++. Oman - .. 'L5 - p•drdpAl, raw. ala. , V2 • Ratted $pea country olww. IAINpEN LAKE, 1155 000. backing ono-'a^rwd coma 4l, 2 - na >•aunrw mm a 1 Coming Answers, Advice AgdAad IWlpe l,4 daiet -1 ;.A, 900..,,.1.1,73 Davy Hwo- oda alb Mrd. good con- kwon awwl-a9a deo J•h•t +"04177.7770 "'kNosy. parr of. w appliances, Availede n M1 sit.~on . 114 bun 3 Deo- opw - 1 Cpydyn • EwMs and Psychic {.� responsible or 9eedwearak. aretw oakara. Nath O'ho. 110., n. a....::n:wm, 3460 Jury 1.50 pad cs=. A Yonse 9-! • maha , DrAek - d cso cXibil" tdelp. kr,a MgamyN 42b -E7" owl t1 150 sri a +r warty. wrT ddbed ace•• mkinfrwrce hw. Pdr ERi.,SiN-.ASS.Cs :AP Readings Please read e(�F •A.da 700th^ ape W' WHIT" ancunn /0550. WO tq than 36ML o Lee. his wlkoa. 'Sb rod••. it" uMNN CLLR - srm ANNUAL CAR iaPp„1 MOIw. i•Inry ddrki'g ahtwOde Frsudw ear Drize -V' Null• w y.a Aww Nwm lo,wwM •a.g. 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Apartments lot Gad rt061s».,0.4 a 1 1 Apartmenit a 1 1 •. aE0da10e► f796~11in AHI 6 hat. odmi AA uses. allad >^yes (lfr►6wYy. Gita. to !r •••,• •,. N ,n ' a n. ;ryt*r_ ' r'S . •- rte!. FAwenb bMWW a be For R•nt For R•nL � b'acYerQ q,w4 oke hei.a W AgdAad IWlpe l,4 daiet -1 ;.A, 900..,,.1.1,73 Davy Hwo- oda alb Mrd. good con- kwon awwl-a9a deo J•h•t +"04177.7770 We cannot two 0-01"0Now, mddwA Q.n•wa clean Raul ase akiliabooks A" It (tOS17'�g76 }:Orradryn ewa P Cit, gait tor.am carr scow drM CdYg/ 4ys•M y ddon br sal an MN 0 0066K 73M p • Tnom f6 00 2e, M {.� responsible or 9eedwearak. aretw oakara. Nath O'ho. 110., n. a....::n:wm, 3460 OSHAWA S' • u 1.6 761.007 OILY 041E Lf1T fE$ f159000 2e, Man CoirL war OM. Now Lw•. 7067.63611 a1� w. w.bk4n trl6ge. slaws. Also ar«Iaw Oaerlelu -0e, wMY•wedaed. $400 Flags. NM. iwwN e(�F •A.da 700th^ ape W' p" OmcA UM sdowy CoixAce Call 2x5.432- 0]000 aloe Okra ulama. sz wit Y P•Ycwc ., k C: 4 V AGOs$1. 2.60 Oak M 606.6677 53 99 m.r a. 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Park olm, Wdhoc~ wd at competitive rates with 11iOONUCHT n1a0lp Alewape +alio► lend , Two pini N,_ vrlmv, seek". e.ew- Ano •Noor 1740 and 1775 4CCAP car. sick w MM i ESCORT daNry FwelAaas re4eded iwe n ,rictoryn-"ryes . ^ouw. °.>s• w ri a"'d",. NO UPFRONT FEE, GO rwaon, 401 Pr" tyf fus0l.ar, ryt*n_ •d K $325 M. IL M. Co. pdrtdl paF'kaK $114.900 SERVICE 414.41;111 dime msump�. %*M bWA.*Pabo $740 Pew araMae Aug. It Awawabla Ally 19 Cis»son oma 5 571.7Mt Mor OW2424747 A SIMPLE APPLICATION Iola Cin Y nerve NVNOX No $am K Wel" kMyay, 3»swo LMr FeAs4N Escort o•NAm CENTRAL: , fridge, Stow" PWNAS. Iw SPACE WANTED: Alan COURTICE - 2-elaNy 3 GIVES YOU THE MONEY to/a11000Yu•- Od9A AoMAbY imnle• park 9M.721a- PICKERING: 5 ora. } batkdom. 2 bMF OdN, An- ,dit a�T p,kW ImrgrWPhpw, d.NWY (9os) m.2232 � "O bdm -M ..Ikout nwwye +""ar'A. °D0- lard est slain. wNOAr m IN 48Hrs. Du lags. M O" at-. ,uhery lacier (4.61 236.2752 bArni1 2 DAM, leg" kit . d. 1000 >a h., Nor rwl w dais in pool. 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BOK 14635 aSMal BOX 17224 rOmAncd and hopefully ma• BOX 25197 Ins with. 25168 FACE Jt • TOM NLPWS ADVO WMMnDAY, JUNE M 1"7 Pickeriniz Soo Scoreboard PICKEPWOO NEMS SLO-Pli Scans aha standrps las of Jure 15 TUDOR Alli DIVISION TEAM I G WL 7 F A PTS Raawr Dop 7 6 1 0 88 86 12 LSM Star Hamn • 7 5 1 1 90 W I 1 Gophers 7 S 2 0104 68 10 V&^Guns 7 3 2 2 80 61 8 Dakota Bob's 1 3 2 2 64 49 8 Moodms 7 4 3 060 51 B Long Norris 7 3 4 078 103 row 6 The BShap 7 2 4 1 61 103 5 Miriam Gulls 7 1 4 2 56 62 4 Tudor Arms 7 0 7 0 40 102 0 01VISION RESULTS Gophers 12 vs Tudor AIMS to 10. Lone Star NarVa rtn 9 . Bram Shop 5. Reserwu Goys + 1 vs Young Guns 10, Lorg HoMs 11 vs. Durham Bula 6. Moods 5 Vs. Dakota Bob's Lookouts SAYLY'S DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Blazers 6 8 0 0 150 41 16 The Indians 7 6 1 0 89 51 12 m Staas 6 4 0 2 70 38 10 ca Sn's Raswu. 73 3 1 98 78 7 VON-Flymouah 7 3 4 0 55 75 6 WtchaArms rstw 7 3 40 57 70 6 The Neighbour (bods 8 2 5 1 77 110 5 Royaa 6 2 4 0 54 98 4 ~* Prnglee 71 6 0 56 110 2 Papp's 7 1 6 0 35 70 2 0IL'S.G:i nE5uLTa Blazers 12 vs. Village Plvmouth 5. N,r•chester Arms 16 va. Popp's S. Soo"s Res(auranIs 22 ,,s The Nwghbour Ibods 12. The Indians 20 vs Melanie Proglee 10 MUD14ENS DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS CAP48I Pun Kfnyn( 7 6 C t 141 42 13 Sharks 7 5 1 1 54 72 f 1 Gurzkrs 7 • 3 0 94 87 8 The Sewer Rak 0 3 41 94 125 7 Dentorth Rooing 6 3 3 0 76 71 6 Peps 7 2 3 248 56 8 Thunder 7 2 3 2 5'60 6 Mud Hen's Exports 7 3 4 0 81 89 6 Toy Shop 6 3 3 0 70 75 6 Searboro Latus Fill, 7 2 4 1 80 99 5 Mrd Nana 7 2 5 0 65 90 4 Ram 'Em Up 7 2 5 0 67 105 4 DIVISION RESULTS Mud Iuh's Exports 18 vS Guzzlers 11 Thunder 11 va Papp 11, Capital Pun,sMneM 22 vs TM Satyr Rats 7. Scarboro Lexus Rangers I1 " Danforth Roofing Supply 10. Sharks 1 t rs Mud Man's 10: TOY Shop 17 n Rem 'Em Up 1 t ROUGE VALLEY WISES DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS PO -9 As 7 6 0 103 60 12 Roi 6 4 2 0 71 61 8 RCL 608 1 4 3 D 76 69 8 Rtrrwt' R,rbts 4 4 2 0 77 54 6 Isc"]SaVdr Meek 6 3 2 1 54 55 7 Amraaos 6 3 2 + 68 58 7 East Ste Mary 8 3 2 1 65 55 7 Susan. t SusaSwag 6 3 3 0W 67 e Pro Copy Systems 7 3 4 0 82 e7 e Tudor Arms 6 2 4 0 63 63 4 Nisbet e 26 0 W 90 Wass Wart Hogs 6 1 4 1 53 72 3 INVENT RESULTS SuIWs of Swrg 17 ,S Ar-nghoa 9. Tudor Arms u w Psi As 4. East Sb Marra 17 rot 4~' Ilsbaa 10. RODwa 18 K bolliSewr UMN 5. Pro Cali aIwo tu 7 m VOWS sakh /lap 0 REBOUND SPORTS DSV1s10N TEAM GW L T F A PTS ro Data Soot a r 0 110 ed 14 Sam"_ 7 5 2 0 117 62 10 Rabbud Spats 7 52 0 87 06 10 yle COW" St7 52 0 66 67 10 larapaal B•roM 7 4 3 0 71 M• VVeawrrtaaar 7 3 4 C 60 M• S.ra W Mattress • 2 6 0 5 2 M StiMra Appkarroaa 6 t S 0 20 e1 2 SK R nc 7 0 7 0 67 M 0 Om•ION RESULTS CawharY Styr 7 " Srnmons Manrom 0: WOMW. ren { - SiseWs 3. OsVaaob B's 12 m aaoadrpb Barons {. Rebovd Sporty IS Vs S K R Inc 12 PMWS APPLIANCES DIVMION R/an G W L T F AFTS ear saonrsW a 0 ell 13 14 Cam" Trus; 7 6 , 0 Q " 12 Brlp Idw7 4 3 O 83 M• lar VoDoctor Vwrrws 7 4 3 0 73 . • CBMNa •arVtw7 3 4 0 74 102 a t•r Pm.g -- s P. Eyaaa • 3 5 0 59 so 1,A N" Sot • 1 • O N q7 2 F.- 11 Caattwa 7 { O 70 M 2 ONISgN RESULTS Seri a Maness 13 h Patwrg sari s PhOOsss S. vftw DOWalkah is 1. ,• D1Bright sea 5. Fwabrys 17 Caadhare W, w CaabaM Sanr 13, Carheee Ti 21 w •lam Sot 7 WEST PNMPW$f LADIES SLO•PITCH S4aronga lea 11Vr sn.a warp J,N 20 I&AGUE STAISDOOGS TEAMG W L T PTS .ag- Gm • 4 2 0 e aNnoo94 { • 2 0 16 Sun Specs Skgyars { 4 2 0 • n -ar•n , For Lae 4 ] 2 1 T Iso larraras 5 ] 2 0 • Bayry's S 2 2 1 S Paso PNOW { 23 1 S Rsaaaes { I ! 0 2 Baan Alley 5 0 S 0 0 HCMFANG SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION WOMM GILLS' T -MALL STANDINGS M or Jar 9, TEAM G W L T In Cold+ws Bar.tar 3 2 G 1 S Sown For Sports 3 2 1 0 Paa a- s ] 1 1 1 3 Aar wAwrsswW mC 3 1 1 1 3 TARE BOTS' ariesm BIVBION STANDIIGS As 0' Jury IS) TEAM G W L T PTS Orc ,y Placa 0 C 6 6 0 0 12 Is assay Ford 6 5 1 0 10 bob JOP-MM • 4 2 O • 0MI6 4 2 0 • PN.kland ENai 64 2 0 6 K:SC 6 3 3 0 6 P.& --g Rap SoMms 6] 7 Gro0 i w Tome • 3 ] 0 6 U-Tsm Eatrorvca { 3 3 O 6 OuWy Twr-Llp { 3 ] 0 6 Sares For Sporty • 1 S 0 2 sans" 1%~ { 1 5 0 2 C4. Sgts{ , s 0 2 Karr Sgu 6 1 5 0 2 DmsKM RESULTS ,sass 19 F wit" Ford 25 MVP Seas, Smith) Vs,. Pdwrg 940 S~ 10 ANP Jae EwrgharnD. DwDiry Plats Dry Cast 15 MVP Park•r Trawl vs ICRC 8 (MW Ryan Mcpohald). Pwas nd Eka'C 11 (MVP Ryw Moran) K an cope lo10 MVP Mee FOBW). U -Tram Ekcoo s:a 12 (MVP Jaw CuMstp,arn) vs BOO Jowaon 11 (MVP kilos H.R. Kai Sighs 13 MNP Shown BIarCIrdi K MrVM MAw 6 (MVP Em Cuya). Darin TwseUp 15 ANP JIM" Crabb) A Sova For Sports 73 MVP M1Nuw LRwgi 80 20 ANP I Narcan) n CM Sigh 8 MVP Ca.ad Sasnm) PEEWEE Boys' DmsKW DIVISION STAMONGS (As of Durr 20) TEAK G w L T PTS SarACGIWO 4 3 1 0 rs 6 E!! T 4 3 1 0 8 Gun Prot -Mi 4 3 1 0 8 Wrens 53 2 0 6 COsnysmotl Rcolrhg 4 2 2 0 4 PC%WM Slo-Sports 5 2 3 0 4 CRI Sig, 4 1 3 0 2 EArarh Paw4 0 4 0 0 SOUEBT BOYS' DIVISKIN DIy1SK)N STAMMMM (As t Juts 19) 1EAN O W L T PIS Phoirarng Hods 7 5 2 0 10 Menet 7 4 1 2 10 Accord Gag Cda 7 4 2 1 9 Sar"m CMysnci g 7 4 2 1 9 EasWn Tw 7 3 3 1 7 Pay you News Advertiser carrier the $5.00 delivery charge and you could win a 2ND PRIZE Iof2CANADA WONDERLAND DAY PASSES FOR TWO for Collection #7 Bob Johmon 7 2 3 2 { PKm Man's SID -Path 7 2 3 2 6 Pods Kra" Foods 7 2 45 S .CBC 7 2 4 1 S Sportily "maps 7 1 5 1 3 ONOM FIa11LTS Am 17 VAnrs3 (MVP CarMah Hodge) vs. Pt hmV Had. 2 (MVP Josh m Haines). Poet Kra" Fords 16 (MVP Darhkl Joys) vs Spring imp 9 (MVP l yen Mensal). Aomd civa CaMde is MW Zadary Easpi ars Elision TM 8 MNP Olds Faraday). boa Johnson 13 (MVP Saawm Marnag) I CBC 13 (MVP Naar+ Mlaarrcowli Sar" CanmWIMV 17 (MVP Ale. StasrWhdl va Pd,eng Men's 90~ 13 (MVP Mae Mem+) Am 19 Pdwrg Men's SbRLYh 9 (MVP O'Brw Mewb) m PON KrtllFsoda 5(MVPJordan"WEalis Tis15MVPtu chow) W $ppm mop 6 (MVP Jury Ho•), Sar" COW"WINVMWJohrrmt1 P+dW Ihaf 6 (MVP KNa Prtla(WPKWtFkWWASobial so B MVVia P ICBG 0 MW Susan 0044). Vsyn•rs 11 MVP Kyte Chwpary a Aacard C40 Canada 9 (MVP Coin Ad,,04 SOUPr OWA S' DMS*M STANDINGS (As of Jury 16) TEAM G W L 7 PTS Durham Arlgab 4 4 0 0 8 u -Tach Electronics 4 4 0 0 8 mest,gMors Group 4 3 1 0 6 St"rs No FNAs • 3 1 0 6 P,rdrrng Rep Sol N 4 2 2 0 4 Sport Tops • 2 2 0 4 Cis" A' Electrorlrq 4 1 3 0 2 1 �,h \ ��, 1� I It T, I FEATURE CAR 31K 1991 EAGLE T.4L0'S TSI Eathan Power 4 1 3 0 2 col6wall so *M 4 0 • 0 0 The pariahs4 0 4 0 0 GAN[ KSULTS Jule 2 Callow) Barer 27 a P(do RNp Sous l6 MVP Lm mo u). nhwaapWn Grab l8 sot Eam Pbwar 12 LLTadt E1rlcadncs 12 MW Chwtstr Borg) Vs Thr Rawl 6: Ohahwn Angles 22 MVP Dar LoudW1 22) K Sport Toys 8 (MVP Dards Dwnwno). SOWS No P& 15 MVP Ca=ft B•r"m) VS Cawk Elackohra 10 (MVP Nash IaR10r8s). Aar 3: PaAwrg RIP Softball 21 (MVP Sawn Tllasvaah) Va. Erik- Poaar 20 Ask 4l}Tsdh EkaaVos 24 (MVP Mabry 1W at I) n. Clas'N EWMo 14 (MVP Tarah Mehorry). Spot Togs 24 MVP Shame Buser) hon 71. Rnmrs 12. Ynmsepalors Gha,p 19 MVP r Call JW* sa SW." No RNk iS GR.n *ON 25 Mw Dark Lomo*h) w Cct wl Batter 15. ASM • (FTeC h Ekt WMX 7 (MVP Aahtay WbM) K kametoMm Gate 5: EaMwn Post 7 w Cod wl IN hills 0 OftO. DAA Arps 20 MVP Cady P•Aw) Vs 7haRav r 2 Suhw's No R{s 19 MNP MOMsa OCavi va Pdwrrg RIP SoliM 11 MNP Psi Martyr). Spon Togo 14 MVP Jr. FArk) Vs CLn'N Elacaolas 13 JIa1a tO CaM'AEaoaava 19 pAW JwmM Crarheon) m Thor Rom 17(MVPChatrhr MloEadrran) Jule 11. DL~ Moak 20 m Eaesarn power 13 MNP En" Karr). Shows No Frh 7 1m. Codaml 8~ 0 (dlYtt I s raPNa Camp 23 (MVP Jnrnrr Far") vc Spat TOW 22: LLTedh Ektroxcs 19 (MVP Sueari Local w. Pdurvg Rep S~ 10 MVP N Kam). 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