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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_07_09Pickering dver er P1Ckeil'1 n,r .5 C'0111;nu111l.)' .Xeillspaper since 196.5 Olxional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Jute 9, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 8, Pressrun -12,500 32 !ages Durham trustees can't agree on representation Quake debate Seismic review finds Pickering power station `robust' BY :M \Rf ANxF T:\KA -s It was to have been completed Ma% s I vi n Rlj"R Ii R 31 but the final report has been delayed PICKERING — An Ontario to the end of October. Hydro rc\ icw tit the Pickering 'A' Bl' CHRIS-rlCHASE each of seven municipalities repre- (cave Ajax with just one trustee. an earthquake ha% shown the plant is done to shows the station could with - %ISx FF RP.PORT IA sented on the txiard or go with rep- halt as many as it now has on the r review. Public school board trustees resentation by population on the current 15-memtxr board. Under in fact that Pickering 'A' t% -::wnd acceleration' of up to serving on the Local Education 1995 board which will have I I the other option. Scugog. Ttb.►'»oi.. +%.V kW4 e..Mw.a design to the applicable codec Improvement Committee have trustees, says Durham Board of Uxhridge and Brock townships manager of engineering ser- C � , thquakc history and harwd vices at Pickering W. recent- been unable to decide how they Education director Grant Yeo. would share two trustees with Ajax AUDREl want trustee positions to he distrib- Under the first scenario. the gelling two representatives. (Whit- seismic standards for nuclear. uted in Durham next year. three northern communities would b% and Pickering would get two MacLEAN The committee (LI:ICi split on each have one trustee. consistent and Oshawa three in either see - 'No consensus' whether to recommend having with past practice. That would no", , o +I Quake debate Seismic review finds Pickering power station `robust' BY :M \Rf ANxF T:\KA -s It was to have been completed Ma% s I vi n Rlj"R Ii R 31 but the final report has been delayed PICKERING — An Ontario to the end of October. Hydro rc\ icw tit the Pickering 'A' However. Mr. Clarke says enough nuclear station's -ability to withstand scientific work and analysis has been an earthquake ha% shown the plant is done to shows the station could with - quite strong. according to the stand an earthquake measuring 6.5 on engineer overseeing the Richter. scale about 60 review. irnctrc% rom the plant and "The results have told us -tilting in a shaking force or in fact that Pickering 'A' t% -::wnd acceleration' of up to extremely seismically ' ?`7rg' at the plant. rugged. due to robust original Ttb.►'»oi.. +%.V kW4 e..Mw.a design to the applicable codec for the Pickering station toi and standards:' Rod Clarke. .i meet, based on the area'% manager of engineering ser- C � , thquakc history and harwd vices at Pickering W. recent- !.,zings developed by agencies ly told the Town's Picker- such as the Geological Survey ing/Ontario Hydro liaison DAVE of Canada. committee. MARTIN An earthquake of that mag - He noted that even though 'Fundamental nitude could he expected to seismic standards for nuclear. occur once in 10.0(10 vein. ' ion stations weless stringent questY % Mr Clarke sa when Pickering 'A' was built Ontario Hydro's review for in the earl% 1970%, it was "over- Pickering 'A- is based on a method for designed" and in some parts is as such a%%cs%mcnis developed by the strong as the Pickering 'B' and Dar. Electric Power Research Institute hngion stations built later. (EPRI i in California, which is funded "We're very confident of the analy- by utilities around the world. sis because it's been done by external The seismic study for Pickering 'A' experts:'says Mr Clarke in a later is the first of its kind ever dune in interview. Canada, and Ontario Hydro has used "W'e're very pleased it proves the skilled and cxpencnced U.S. cunsul- station is quite robust" tants for it. The assessment was done at the The EPRI method consists of decid- request of the Atomic Energy Control ing what 're%tew level earthquake' Board of Canada. See NUCLEAR/page 3 "There's no consensus:' says "Our tradition has been to recog- J Oshawa trustee Audrey MacLean, nice representation by population , one of six trustees appointed to the as well as representation for those LEIC by the board. low-density areas. Otherwise, we It's now up to the clerks of wouldn't tie a region" Durham's three largest municipali- Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan. ties to determine trustee represen- another LEIC member, says the tation and distribution. representation has to he based on "My position is this is a region- al board:' Ms MacLean says. See PUBLIC/page 2 photo by A.J. Groen What's all the racquet? Brett McConnachie concentrates on making sure Ajax Tennis Club and was out practising with friend the ball is struck squarely while playing in close to Brian McDonald at the Ajax Community Centre on the net at a pick-up match. Brett is a member of the Monday. Healy wears the Maple Leaf Pickering native down in the last little bit, but they're The Rangers tried to re-sign rj going in the right direction and I Healy, but "I felt it was time Jur a tlOOd want to be a part of the change" change, a move in another direction. real><Ze$ Y Since reaching the Stanley Cup "We narrowed it down. When 1. dream semi-finals in 1993, the Leafs have things heated up, it took 40 hours to ,:'hockey tumbled in the standings, missing transpire. We did the deal yesterday Y KEITH GILLIGAN the playoffs this past season. (Monday) and it took a lot of work Healy Toronto is the fourth to get it done" STS REPotrrt R "dream stop in Healy's 13 -year won't say bow much he'll is a conte true for NHL career, which has see–. be paid, but admits it's a Gknn Healy. him mind net for the Los "lucrative deal" Reports The Ajax resident who grew up Angeles Kings, the New say it's worth $3.8 million in Pickering signed a three-year 0contract on Monday to tend goal for York Islanders and most His role with the Leafs Leafs beginning recently the New York hasn't been defined yet. 11tthe Toronto Maple Rangers. "I'm there to contribute next season. He was a member of the y getting the team back on t The 34 -year-old National Hock- Broadway Blueshitts' 1994 track^ ey League veteran admits he signed Stanley Club championship He'N compete with Felix ":with the floundering Leafs partly team Potvin for the number -one )'because Toronto was his favorite Healy says that, when he GLENN goalteeder position with team when he played minor hockey returned from a holiday in MEALY the team. Pickering. Scotland on July 3, his 'I chose the For. much of his tenure "Number one, when I was grow- agent Larry Rauch told him Leafs' with die Rangers. Healy g up in the area as a Leaf fan, it there had been a lot of inter- served as a back-up to to me to wear the home- heseamjersey. est in his services. Mike Richter• It's a dream come true;' Mealy says from his PickeringVil- "I was a free agent and I was Heal s t Toronto is his last Healy's approached by eight reams. We had stop in the NHL. home. serious negotiations with three — "You new know, the way the It's a tremendous challenge. Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. I The organization has been battered chose the Leafs" See ppMETOIWMpage 2 Car wash aids Pickering family A special car wash is being held this receiving about 11100 letters urging her weekend fir the benefit of lent Arse- to help the family get the assistance they nault. need. The car wash will run from 10 am. Ms. Arsenault was a 16 -year-old stu- to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. July 12 dent of St. Mary Catholic Secondary and 13 at the Canadian Tire sure at School in November. 1993 when %lie Kingston and Liverpool roads in Picker - was thrown from a car driven by a friend ing. Car washes are available for what - in Pickering. She ever sum people wish to donate. suffered severe brain injury and INSIDE isn't expected to ,� recover. Her parents Wedded blues - Planning your are currently trying to bring her home big day can be anything but from a rchabil ata- bliss -- page & tion hospital in the U.S.. but are having Editorial Page ..........6 difficulty ensuring Entertainment11 the special help they Jost Entertainment......... will creed to care for ARSENAULT sports ...............12 her at hone will be Classlfled 13 available when she Parents want Real Estate ...........RE1 arrives.her home Pickering Coun- HOW TO REACH US cil recently passed a resolution urging General ..........683-5110 Durham West MPP and Minister of Death Notices 683-3005 Community and Social Services Janet Auction line....683-7545 Ecker to intervene "to ensure the essen- tial quality of care (Ms. Arsenault) ' ' ' deserves is available in the Province of I . . ...1-8W-662-8423 Ontario" As well. friends of the Arse- Internet ............ nault family mounted a letter -writing www.dtirhaiiinews.net campaign which resulted in Ms. Ecker t y 1 "ZE 2 - THE NEW%AIWUffW'ER Wt "AMY, JULY f, 19Yr Public trustees continue to debate shape of new school board PUBLIC/From page 1 maintained. request that the provincially - "It's a Canadian tradition, appointed Education population to be fair to everyone. She representing the outback as it Improvement Commission says the northem communities have an were:' he says. (EIC) be allowed to add or electoral population of 41. -SW while All three trusters say the take away one trustee post - Ajax has 46.461. Giving the north decision is a difficult one that tion on appeal by boards. three trustees while Ajax gets only one the: LEIC and clerks were put -fix• clerks of Oshawa, is "unfair.' she says. in by the Province through its N'hrthy and Pickering, who "The responsibilities of one trustee educational reform Irgrslation. met with the LEIC on Friday in Ajax would be overwhelming:' Ms "Eseryonc is trying very afternoon. are Its forward Jordan says. "I don't think it'd be lair hard to find the solution:' Ms. their Preliminary report un to students or parents either." MacLean says. di%trihution to the board next LEIC chairman Bill Fairburn repre- "We need one more trustee COLLEEN week A special hoard nl: F sents Brock, which. under the rep by to make things work out right:' JORDAN ing will be held July 16 at 6 Pop plan, would have to share a trustee. Mr. Fairburn says. 'Unfair p.m. to deoelop an official probably with Uxbridge. He is opposed But the Province has deter- — response, he says. Thr clerks' to the idea and wants tit see historical mined the board will have I I trustees linal recommendation will be sent to representation for each municipality and has turned down Durham hoard's the Pro%ince by htr 1'co by the end of Hometown goalie now minds net for hometown Leafs HONIETOW N/From York demands a winner. page I just like Toronto. Pressure brings out the best in am - ;game works. things change one." :quickly. But i hope 1 finish Healy is the third NHI. :my career here. It was my veteran the Leafs :decision to come have signed in the :here. past week. "If I stay it'sThe venerable ;up to other peo- hockey club :pie:' has ahu inked As for the prey- deals with Kris sure that goes King and :with playing in Derek King, the Toronto. Healy alter a former :says. "I don't think teammate of Heal% :there's any, not any more with the New York :than in New York. New Islanders. ' Trio of Durham students earn military scholarships Thcy're among the elite. Thrcc Durham Region OAC students were rceently select - :ed by the Canadian Armed Forces to attend Kingston's Royal :Military College of Canada in August. Ihor Koiak from Msgr J. Pencyrna Collegiate Secoridary �Scbwl on Oshawa. David William Forbes from R.S. McLaughlin C.V.i. in Oshawa and Kalb% Hanna from •McLaughlin and Anderson C.V.I. in Whitby were among 32 :OAC students chosen from the Toronto recruiting centre and will each receive a scholarship covering all tuition for their :sdoctcd areas of study. F(Alowing their hasic training in Quebec, Mr Kozak will :pursw his interest in science and engineering: Mr. Forbes is 'looking forward to Arts and Admintstratiori studies. and Ms. Hanna. like %ir Kozak, will cosrwxiarate on science and engi- necnng In .i,i&n, n t,, their own areas% of study, the students will at., Ic.,r• n.l language. participate exterc lVCIV in Ph) aril 11111...::: n .1111) :rneri I "lenlwr CTWW s July. Municipal councils and school cit has passed a resolution that all boards will have 10 days to appeal the municipalities be represented on the decision to the EIC, Mr. Yeo says. board, Mr. Fairburn says if the clerks come It could be late August before the out in favor of rep by pop, he'll ask the distribution details are released for board to appeal the decision. He's also People interested in running for school pressing Brock council Io appeal any board positions in the November decision of that nature. 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D r Pickering nuclear plant passes seismic study NUCLEAR/From page I (RLE) needs to he planned for; dcvel- oping a 'success path' by identifying the equipment and components of the nuclear station which would have to work through such an earthquake to order to achieve a safe shutdown; per- forming plant 'walkdowns' and inspections to 'screen out' equipment and designs which have worked well in equivalent earthquakes elsewhere: conducting mathematical analyses of the seismic capability of equipment not screened out; and finally upgrading GTA report AJAX — Changes to municipal gov- ernment are on the way here, including the elimination of the regional or munic- ipal level, according to provincial advis- er Milt Farrow. "In the long run, you won't see the two existing levels of governmenC' Mr. Farrow told Ajax Council Monday. "In the long haul, whatever that means, you won't have Moth levels. In the next three years, you'll pwhahly we —me structur- al changes in the '00'; arca, equipment found not able to withstand the RLE. Assessments completed so far have identified 16 areas where station facil- ities need to he upgraded — including bracing for masonry walls, anchoring of electrical cabinets and restraints for miscellaneous mechanical equipment. Mr. Clarke said the needed changes can he done easily at a "moderate cost". However, some will not be com- pleted until 1998 or 1999, because they can only he made during sched- uled outages of individual reactors. author grilled in Ajax Mr. Farrow was in town to give coun- include three repmsentame, tram cillors an overview of his recently Durham.. released report Getting Together, which Ward 4 local Councillor Pat Brown calls fir the creation of a Greater Toron- wouldn't buy his argument. "We're to services Board. already on record that we don't want to The GTSB would help solve differ- see another level of government and we crams between municipal governments, see this as another level of government. - coordinate inter -regional services, such When asked if the board could rule as sewer and warm transit, economic on change to a Town's official plan. Mr development and waste disposal. and Farrow said "I hope not. In Ajax, there, ,r eratc cart I tris The board's 28- very little the Greater Toronto Services mhrr __ mnimce would Board would get involved in" Prize winners helped Pickering park Prize winners in a raffle organized to raise money for Pickering's new youth park being built behind the Pickering Recreation Complex recently gathered to collect their prizes. Shown here are f back row, left to right) quilt winner Theresa Bigioni, Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis, raffle organizer Nancy Rum - bolt, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 president Dick Comeau, (front row, left to right) TV winner Chris Mitchell, and mini stereo winner Lorie Clegg with her children Coltan and Madison. The raffle brought in over 51,600 for the youth park. PC users meet Thursday Partition Magic is among the topics being covered when the Durham PC Users Club meets The club mats Thursday, July 10 from 7 to 10 p.m. at CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip Mur- ray Ave., Oshawa. This meeting features a presen- tation on Power Quest Partition Magic, Drive CCoopy. and Easy Meetings are free to Durham Region residents and all anti wel- come to attend. The club supports local computer enthusiasts with monthly meet- ings, a newsletter, a software library and presentations from special interest groups. For more information on the club, call (905) 655-8013 or (905) 623- 2787. SALE ;�� tPECIA ? ARGAINS , lN'OGAYS News Advertiser Wednesday Juiy 9, 1997 News Advertiser -:anaiyn Daoette Ascot. *ft ' ash Conrettns Ale P tk ' Flo Sem Pot. FiM Sll,p 4apa ienrrkr Wsh Pd ' Rat Esfalt 4 a tk ,5WWCIWq S4110 Bol lW 'The Bra Apt Dr. read to stated blasebolds At Remember. all inserts, inckdiug ;hose on glossN paper, o;ut be res% clod with file rest of your ncu sWu througb your blue 1,ox Recycling program. fur :nformatim on delivering tot:r advertising flyers. call.ALVIN' x.el - Z. BROL'%'ER of 653-5110. John u:dncsdas s r.trrtrr of tl , week is, John. John c. v, h(x'kc and mminte He will `sive a dinner ti.r 4 .mil � '1=shirt o ,tnpfimcnts of Burster ti i nye. l migrarrdarkims John for licit; our carrier of the w cek. •IIRQER KING Cum-, Meeting the philosopher THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, JULY f, Ith7 • MGL 3 _ IF 7 Seismic study results _ questioned MCKIMM — Lwal residents ObOuld We emch comfort h m and dte ills uFtiaFe review level earth- Richw wjk ne� !! dli b e not smog quake" the atatioo. Is impact woaltl fir ttttaN„I, C=result of OWario Hydno's seismic Geologist Joseph Wallach is ain"W that of the {a 43 nIxst of its Pi O bW A nuclear those scientists who have warned gttake about 60 Ism ka 1if'I,htta S talion, a000rdipg to some wbo have Ontario Hydro and die Atomic Energy with ground acceiemitiou "d `P' to questioned the terdiwoe neediness of Control Board about the possible faults '23%g' under die station) being used as the facifity, in the past near the station and the need to imrosh- the basis for the Hydro seismic review. "The fundamental question is gate them. When it's • finally completed, `whether their determination of the "these guys arc just fooling around Hydro's seismic assessment may aid review level earthquake is accurate or and they're trying to give everyone the up being questioned by enSineds as Wit:' says Dave Martin of Durham impression they're doing something;' well as geologists. Nuclear Awareness, a local citizens' says Mr. Wallach, Ahmed Ghobrah, a professor of lobby group on nuclear issues. Mr. "We've dote work. Everything we civil engineering at McMaster Univer- Martin maintains the Hydro assess- find so far points in the direction that a sity in Hamilton, has done rcaeard for hent, in placing its worst -(:ase -scenario big earthquake would not be unexpect- the AECB on the seismic capacity of earthquake about 60 kilometres from ed. They're just playing with numbers the Pickering 'A' station. }lis findinglit the Pickering station, has not sufficient- and until they actually do the work they indicated the plant's critically impott ly taken into account recent evidence won't know" tant pressure relief dun could widi- suggesting active fault lines exist at the Though there is considerable con- stand about ' 10%g' before Hydro made bottom of Lake Ontario dangerously troversy among geologists Over changes to strengthen it based on his closer to the plant. He says further whether the geological formations research, and he now estimates it cauW research is needed to ascertain what, if found at the bottom of the take are tolerate up to ' 15%g' to 120%g'. any, danger those apparent fault lines faults and whether any could be active, "1 don't think anybody can substan- create. Mr. Wallach and sonic of his colleagues tiate a claim like the whole station can "Without that determination they maintain there is a strong possibility withstand '23%g'" says Prof. Gho- are unable to come up with an accurate ttney are. and the result could be an barah. '9 have to see what they have assessment Of the appropriate risk level earthquake ttneastrint. seven on the done and how they cot there" author grilled in Ajax Mr. Farrow was in town to give coun- include three repmsentame, tram cillors an overview of his recently Durham.. released report Getting Together, which Ward 4 local Councillor Pat Brown calls fir the creation of a Greater Toron- wouldn't buy his argument. "We're to services Board. already on record that we don't want to The GTSB would help solve differ- see another level of government and we crams between municipal governments, see this as another level of government. - coordinate inter -regional services, such When asked if the board could rule as sewer and warm transit, economic on change to a Town's official plan. Mr development and waste disposal. and Farrow said "I hope not. In Ajax, there, ,r eratc cart I tris The board's 28- very little the Greater Toronto Services mhrr __ mnimce would Board would get involved in" Prize winners helped Pickering park Prize winners in a raffle organized to raise money for Pickering's new youth park being built behind the Pickering Recreation Complex recently gathered to collect their prizes. Shown here are f back row, left to right) quilt winner Theresa Bigioni, Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis, raffle organizer Nancy Rum - bolt, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 president Dick Comeau, (front row, left to right) TV winner Chris Mitchell, and mini stereo winner Lorie Clegg with her children Coltan and Madison. The raffle brought in over 51,600 for the youth park. PC users meet Thursday Partition Magic is among the topics being covered when the Durham PC Users Club meets The club mats Thursday, July 10 from 7 to 10 p.m. at CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip Mur- ray Ave., Oshawa. This meeting features a presen- tation on Power Quest Partition Magic, Drive CCoopy. and Easy Meetings are free to Durham Region residents and all anti wel- come to attend. The club supports local computer enthusiasts with monthly meet- ings, a newsletter, a software library and presentations from special interest groups. For more information on the club, call (905) 655-8013 or (905) 623- 2787. SALE ;�� tPECIA ? ARGAINS , lN'OGAYS News Advertiser Wednesday Juiy 9, 1997 News Advertiser -:anaiyn Daoette Ascot. *ft ' ash Conrettns Ale P tk ' Flo Sem Pot. FiM Sll,p 4apa ienrrkr Wsh Pd ' Rat Esfalt 4 a tk ,5WWCIWq S4110 Bol lW 'The Bra Apt Dr. read to stated blasebolds At Remember. all inserts, inckdiug ;hose on glossN paper, o;ut be res% clod with file rest of your ncu sWu througb your blue 1,ox Recycling program. fur :nformatim on delivering tot:r advertising flyers. call.ALVIN' x.el - Z. BROL'%'ER of 653-5110. John u:dncsdas s r.trrtrr of tl , week is, John. John c. v, h(x'kc and mminte He will `sive a dinner ti.r 4 .mil � '1=shirt o ,tnpfimcnts of Burster ti i nye. l migrarrdarkims John for licit; our carrier of the w cek. •IIRQER KING Cum-, Meeting the philosopher king of used cars By JEREMY BRfOVVM TORONTO AUTHOR i BROADCASTER On my last visit, there was a Lotus Esprit, Cadillac Coupe de Ville, a GMC Safari, You'd never forget Gerry Goodis, because and a BMW Convertible, amongst the 60 if you turned him sideways, he'd vanish. vehicles. (I fantasized about the Lotus). Not an ounce of body fat on a startlingly But best of all, Gerry Goodis offers a slim frame. customized warranty, customized to your So one day after some intensive research needs, where you live and what you wantwarranted. and a tip from a government person in the In my case, I sought and got a know, 1 arrived at Consumer Car Mart's one-year or so -many -K bumper -to - bumper warranty, which paid out for me indoor showroom on Street at Brock because 14K before the warranty expired, Road in Pickering too buy a used car. Not a trendy "pre -owned" car, just an old my air conditioning went kaflutz and it fashioned "used" car from a "used" car was fixed free. Now if you don't want to talk cars, he'll salesman. (Ever wondered why new cars are always talk about where the industry is going, or indoors, used cars outdoors. At Gerry vanishing farmland, or the hest schools or Goodie' place, the USED cars are whatever. (He's not very good on golf). INDOORS frustrating the elements). Around the corner is the Consumer Car So we walk around kicking a few tires Mart Service Centre, and if your car and along the way learn Mr. Goodis might needs a night in the car hospital, they're not just sell you any car; he'd have to be very good about supplying a loaner free, happy you made the right choice. There or a ride to the GO station or even a drive were a coupla models he outright refused to home. Remember the old line'? Would YOU sell me, partly because of my size (6'2"). buy a used car from this man'. We learn he has a network of auto -spies I would. who look out for low mileage well- And I did. maintained cars. Then he says his mechanics examine each acquisition, it's If you want or nerd a used car, a really clean, safe and waiting to indulge the love interesting used car with a go ocl pedigree, of the highway. you should consider meeting the You'll rind an astonishing mixture of philosopher king of used cars. cars. 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The youngsters were taking part in the department's Junior Fire Department Program and spent the learning about fire prevention and safety. The pro- gram, in its 25th year in Whitby, welcomed 40 budding firefighters dur- ing this segment. Bl" STEPHEN SH \µ The description of the Dt'RH \%I SLkFE attacker, and the car he was OSH.%%%A - 'Ibe second driving, is "somewhat simi- violent amwk on a woman in lar" Io a suspect %ought in a three days has sparked fear in brutal attack on a 51 -year-old the city that one or more per- woman in the city's south end suns may he preying on pros- Friday. Det. Gnepsma said. titutes. The victim. who also gut In both assaults, women into a car - described as grey were driven to secluded areas in color in hoxh cases - in the and beaten. whole in one carr downtown arca was driven to the victim was sexually an area on Colonel Sam assaulted and robbed. Drive, where she was scxual- Durham Regional Police said ly assaulted, badly beaten and yesterday. robbed. The most recent attack General Motors employ - occurred carp Mondav when ces found the semi-conscious a 39 -year-old woman was woman in a parking lot just picked up by a man in the before I a.m.. police said. She duwntown core ardl driven to was admitted to hospital with the city's north end, where heats injuries which included she was beaten and thrown bruising and possible broken into a ditch. police said. facial hones. 'The suspect punchLd her •site sexual assault unit is a number of times and threat- investigating the possibility etied to kill her. He theft the same man is responsible Pushed her out of the car:' for both assaults, but they Detective Jim Griepsma said. haven't ruled out "the Ixssi- A resident of a nearby bility two suspects may, Ix- xhome homein the arca of Conlin involved" because of intatn- and Harmony roads called sistenc:ics in the descriptions, 911 after the victim asked for Det. Gncpsma said. help just after 3 a.m. Meanwhile, police are Baby clothes free this weekend "HITRN - Whitby moms will be able to pick up baby clothes at no charge this weekend in downtown Whitby. Charity 100 will set up a table at 129 Brock St. S., cn Saturday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. to give away clothes and toys. "Everything is free:' says local missionary Allred Krausel, adding "there is not even a nickel charge" Mr. Krauscl says nose of the clothing, which is from pre vale donations, is suitable for children under two years of age. adding there will be a limit of one item per perste plus a toy. *1 hope we have enough for the town:' he says. For more infrmatian call 665-9662. and recreation department at 668-5903 cxt. 217. Man charged after cat burned in closet OSHA%%A - A 34 -year-old Oshawa man has been charged with arson. cruelty to animals and mischief endangering human life after a dead cat was found inside a burning closet Saturday night. Durham Regional Police were called its 110 Nonyuon Rd- following a report of a inan behaving irrauonally, q throwing items -- including furniture, a hicyck and stcrco speaker --off a seventh floor balcony. • The speaker narrowly missed striking another tenant on a balcony below. Durham police said. When officers armed they found a fire had been set in a closet inside the man's apartment. The Oshawa Fire Department was called to extinguish the flames and later, a dead cat was found inside a plastic bag located in the closet. Charged is Lawrence Chaput 8AL�2 back ha W I warning women - prostitutes Group Hants sledge hockey league rolling in particular - to be cautious Orgartizcr% of the region's first sledge hockey ,.. team will hold a meeting Tuesday. July 15 it) round up players and drum up support in an effort "lite suspect is obviously tau- to launch the sport in Durham this fall. Kathryn Brcmncr says the team, which will he geting prostitutes and obvi- part of the Ontario Sledge Hockcy Association, is trying oxo raise awareness of the sport in the ously there is the concern that region and says the team is "open to all Durham someone is going ko get seri- residents " ously hurt, or worse:' said The game. which is similar to hockey. allows able-bodied and disabled players to compete -♦f—� together, she say %. titulion, at all times, is a dan- Players compete a sledge on blades and propel themselvec s across ross t the ire using two ger us profession" shortened hockey sticks with picks on one end "Based on the attacks. it's and a modified hockey blade on the other. Ms. Bremner says the meeting will include obvious (the suspect or sus- information about the team and a video about the sport. pests have) an anger towards The meeting will he held at 7 p.m. in the com- prostitutes" mittce room at the N'hohy Municipal Building. 5'S R,,s.land Rd..A'.'Ahithy. 1—r nwr,• int, rnian,n :all Ms- Bremner at Police are appealing for I'll, 1-11, 1 i ( Allan at the 7uwn's parks and recreation department at 668-5903 cxt. 217. Man charged after cat burned in closet OSHA%%A - A 34 -year-old Oshawa man has been charged with arson. cruelty to animals and mischief endangering human life after a dead cat was found inside a burning closet Saturday night. Durham Regional Police were called its 110 Nonyuon Rd- following a report of a inan behaving irrauonally, q throwing items -- including furniture, a hicyck and stcrco speaker --off a seventh floor balcony. • The speaker narrowly missed striking another tenant on a balcony below. Durham police said. When officers armed they found a fire had been set in a closet inside the man's apartment. The Oshawa Fire Department was called to extinguish the flames and later, a dead cat was found inside a plastic bag located in the closet. Charged is Lawrence Chaput 8AL�2 back ha W I warning women - prostitutes remain anonymous, Crime in particular - to be cautious Stoppers at 436 --TIPS. when walking the streets. •Ilse suspect in Monday's "lite suspect is obviously tau- attack was described as white. geting prostitutes and obvi- six -feet tall, 160 pounds, ously there is the concern that medium build, with short someone is going ko get seri- blond hair and a moustache. ously hurt, or worse:' said He was wearing a white shin Det. Gricpsma adding "pros- with a collar and blue jeans titulion, at all times, is a dan- and "possibly spoke with an ger us profession" American accent" "Based on the attacks. it's 'Ilio suspect drove a grey, obvious (the suspect or sus- mid-size hour -dour car which pests have) an anger towards may have feen foreign. prostitutes" The suspect in Friday's Police are appealing for attack is described as white. help from the public and tall and heavy -act, in his late women working the streets. 20s or early 30% with short Anyone with intiormation dark hair. He was driving about either attack is asked to what was described as a small call police at 579-1520 tw. to grey car. 705 Kinciston Rd. iat Whites Rd. ShooPM Centrel :r 12 Piece Chicken 1 Large rresh cut - 1 fries 1 hornermade IVF IiF -� 1 1 salad, Kry •.•ter; , ISIa 1 1 1 i®rainn m� recent t FREE E■Gires 1 _ta wrtn=ny=m-r oner _ _ _ — M'= 9ry7 —1 Durham Region Oshawa students at the Genny attribute work all year and a head of the class when it before:' comes to public and separate school board's overall academic averages BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER OSHAWA — Oshawa students are tops this year. Three OAC students from city high schools walked off with the top averages in the Durham Board of Education and the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. And a young Hong Kong woman got top marks at Trafalgar Castle School, a private high school in Whit- by. Genny Ordog, a graduate of O'Neill Collegiate, and Jacqueline Jay, a graduate of McLaughlin Colle. grate, tied for the top public board academic student with averages of 97.7 per cent. Scott Billings, a graduate of Mon- signor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School, was the top separate school board pupil with an academic average of 97.3 per cent. Audrey Tam, an OAC student at Trafalgar, graduated with her school's top marks — a 91.5 per cent average. 711E planfutureNt"iADVERTISERwwN-11"W"Ss topstudentsfor s her high markt to "hard lot of studying -- the night She's off to McMaster University in Hamil- ton in the fall to study natural sciences. She's not sure about what career she'll end up in but will likely focus on biology. .'I'm looking at something in the health sci- ences field:' Genny has a $3,000 scholarship from McMaster, turning down larger ones from Waterloo and Toronto universities hecause she likes McMaster's whole program. At O'Neill, she played flute in the hand for five years and spent last year in a club that dues volunteer work throughout the community. She also volunteers at Oshawa Gener- al Hospital. This summer, she's busy volunteer- or- ing and coaching a soccer team for boys aged eight and under. McLaughlin graduate Jackie credits ' hard work — plus a special talent for her showing. "I have a knack for kn,..;.,;-g the right amount of work to do;" she says. "I like school. I read a lot" She'll attend the University of Toron- to, where she's getting a 53.000 entrance scholarship and a $5.500 res- idence allowance. She'll take general studies in her first year before specializing in her second year in the study of ancient Egypt. "I hope to get my PhD in Egyptology. I would like to do a mixture of archeological AUDREY TAM Intelligent, lovely person .440�APPLIANCE PARTS Serving Durham for eight years Arkla Shepherd Jacuzzi West Bend Sunbeam Kenmore Broil King Thcrmos Fiesta & More Broil Master '""New Location""" llk 601 Kingston Rd (SW Corner of Church and Hwy 2) 428-5590 v L - work and teaching at a university" In her OAC' year, Jackie was on the schtx)l's cross-country and track and field teams, was secretary of state for school cabinet and was a member of the musical stage crew. This summer, she's working at a doughnut store in Parry Sound, allowing her to spend time at her lamtly's cottage. Paul Dwyer student Scott Billings , says he's just a "natural studem". I He'll head off to the University of Waterloo to study civil engineering kalsle this fall, working in the co-operative t program in different placements to find the type of work he wants to get t into for a career. *1 don't want to work for some- one my whole life. I want to start my own business eventually;' he says. Scott got a $20)0 scholarship from Waterloo and walked off with many awards from Paul Dwyer, including honors for top student at the school. His first love is art, for which he has '.v ; i s ;i of awards and taken part in shows at school and at a local gallery. Scott also likes golf and played volleyball at the school. He had ajob lined up for the sum- mer but it fell through, so he's look- GA ing for a new one. DO Audrey Tam came to Trafalgar ■ Castle School for her OAC year. earning marks in the 80s and 90s. She has won an entry scholarship to me Visit Our New Lo "We look forward to SSC€/,�� the University of Waterloo where she will study German. She's described as an "intelligent, lovely person" by school staff. She's returned to Hong Kong to spend the summer with her family. TOP QUALITY VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Q. 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Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LiS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Help the disabled While the Mikc Harris Progressive Conservative government has done much to reform Ontario's bloated welfare system, it has a long way to go to help the disabled people of Ontario. And, before Community and Social Services Minister and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker hasks in the credit due her for the welfare reform, she should turn her attention to correcting a lack of services that the handicapped claim is further hurting them. Several local parents of developmentally -disabled children gathered Friday outside Ms. Ecker's Pickering constituency office to demonstrate what thev say is insufficient support from the provincial government. Members of the support group HEARTS Family Network. who vowed a week earlier to "get militant" in their push for more support. distributed pamphlets calling for the "de -election" of Ms. Ecker. And. they promised to "step things up" if Ms. Ecker and her government don't come up with more funds and services for the diashled. especially the youngsters. "Our kids are an important and viable part of our society.- said one. "We want them treated like that:' To her credit. Ms. Ecker says. -1 quite recognize more needs to he done. - She feels her government has come a long way in revamping the system to ensure people with develop mental handicaps get proper support. %,Is. Ecker cites legislation recently introduced which is "designed to boater meet the needs of people with disabilities". She says man-. of the government's new initiatives are "direct results" of meetings with local parents. Ms. Eckcr vows to continue to meet with parents and groups at find ways to provide more support to the disabled. HEARTS mcmhcrs might better serve their loved ones by putting aside for awhile their attempts to "dc-cicct" 14.1, Ecker and have a heart-to-heart with her to bend her car. And, Ms. Eckcr will Neuer serve Ottitario's dis- ahlcd population by taking a kinder, gentler approach to current funding targets and re -investing more of the money the Tortes have saved into programs for the handicapped. 6i Ti. rrslN nd to this eduorsal call Infosarrre at tit t(rscwrCe 683-7WO and dial 5i09 .You said it... In response to firefighter 'Mark Bell's guest column in the Jule 2 News Advertiser headlined 'Give police raise thev want', one reader said: "How many firemen have lust their lives in this area? ... I don't think the police have ever lost anyone here either. i think the people who work for variety stores and gas stations that stay open all night are more likely to be roughed up or murdered than any police officer or ftre- fiehter." .We asked... The question is: Do you think scientists will find evidence of life on Mars? sit IVIN Jeffery Brown Shawn Fowler Kyle Parkherst says, " I don't says. "Yes, says, "Yes. The think the because they FBI has found Pathfinder mis- found evidence of alien bodies" sion will find any- water and, if there thing. It only has is water, there is steam for a week. life" But. 1 think there is life out there because we can't be the only ones in the universe:' .Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Education system shakeup won't enrich Colleen Jordan is Ajax wards 1 and 2 trustee on the Durham Board of Education. We are just beginning to experience the provincial assault on local democratic con- trol of education as orchestrated by the pas- sage of Bill 104. Unfortunately the Town of Ajax may be hit with the heaviest blow. Under this legislation, the provincially - appointed Education Improvement Commission has been given sweeping pow- ers over democratically -elected school boards. Local Education Improvement Committees have also been set up, whose membership includes tros.tees appointed from heal [wards of education. The LEIC's mandate, according to the draft guideline. is to develop a work plan to facilitate the transition to the new district sc:hdxol boards. This includes providing an inventory of assets and liabilities, the sub- mission of budgets for approval, the meld- ing of employees for amalgamating [wards, the development of communication strate- gies, ctc. The LEIC provides regular infor- mation updates to the local school boards but otherwise they arc responsible and accountable only to the provincially - appointed EIC. Certainly. this undermines the local dcmok ratio process that we have been accustomed to for over 100 years. It gets worse. Part of the job of the LEIC is to determine high and low-density popu- lations in order for the Town clerks of the three largest municipalities in Durham to determine trustee distribution for the fall municipal election. The Ajax Town clerk may provide input but will not he part of the decision-making process. Only the clerks of Whitby. Pickering and Oshawa will be mak- ing the final determination. Based on preliminary data and forecasts of possible formula that may be used to determine trustee distribution, it appears that Ajax may he left with only one trustee to serve the entire town. Considering that Ajax has 19 school sites with a student pop- ulation of 10.223 based on September 1996 figures, which is expected togrow to 12,764 students by the year 2000, it is evi dent that in Ajax the trustee responsibilities will be disproportionally more than in the other municipalities. For example Pickering and Whitby are expected to have two trustees to serve student populations of under 12,000 students. The townships in the north such as Brock. Scugog and Uxbridge in total have less than 10.000 students, yet they may have one trustee each. Theprinciple of representation by popu- lation seems to be Flagrantly disregarded when one considers that the northern town- ships have a combined public school elec- toral population of approximatery 41,593 and could have three trustees while Ajax with approximately 46.461 may get only JOANNE BURGHAkDT. F.dnor-in-Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Edaor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising Mayer ALViN BROUWER. Retail Ad,ertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Cla,,ifwd Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real &tatclAutunkniveAdveniiing Manager ABF. FAKHOURIE. Dwribwrtoin Massager BARBARA HARRISON. Pnklucnon Manager JANiCE O'NEIL, Assistant Ptt,duction Massager CHERYL RAINES, Assistant Prndiutioa Maayer LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Massager schooling COLLEEN JORDAN Guest Column one. if trustees arc expected to be guardians of education, the students, parents and com- munity of Ajax will suffer when there is inadequate representation at .tbc table..Aa the new district board will be responsible for allocation resources to Durham schools. it is essential that Ajax have fair representa- tion. Should there only be one trustee position in Ajax. individuals who decide to run for election will he running town -wide. which means a very costly campaign. The hono- rarium for trustee positions has been set by the Province at $5.000 annually. In Durham, trustees now receive $12.9M for performing their duties. Will the pool of candidates now he limited to those who per- sonally have the financial resources or backing by organizations that have access to the dollars to make it possible to run" This ill-conceived legislation also has not yet described the role of a trustee. In fact this information will not be available until after the fall election. People may be putting their names forward for election to positions. all the while not knowing the respnsibilities entailed. until after they arc elected. Costly board name changes, the submis- sion of mountains of paperwork for approval, uncertainties over equitable rep- resentation and the economic barriers for attracting trustee candidates are all being done under the provincial guise of improv- ing education- How does all this turmoil enrich the educational experience for our students? We love fetters TIM News Advertiser aceepu tonere to the Iso: All iowa Am" be typed or an* land- wrirten. ISO words, E" kner Mout be agna wiUM a ffra and tart mime or foo initials mid a Ian naI1K. please include a phone number for i o#ication, The editor reserves sAw risk so edit copy for uyk Imr& and cowent. Opiigfontr aprsssFd he lnvas mr AUm of Ar metier nod wog neessaarg7y those of Me Afews Adre> aw. HENNING RAVEN Guest Column Ajax resident Henning Raven is passionate in his love for the demo- cratic system of his adopted coun- try. Coddling Quebec costs us dearly I don't intend to start a war of let- ters, but since Scan Doyle called me many unpopular names in a June 18 letter to the News Advertiser. I would like to respond. Unfortunately, space only permits reply to a few remarks. But first, the information I pass on comes from books and stacks of news- paper clippings. it is not something i just made up. Mr. Doyle took offence to me blam- ing a portion of our national debt on the cost of bilingualism. My informa- tion is from two hooks — Lamcnt of a Nation by Scott Reid and The Patriot Game by Peter Brimclow. I must apol- ogize for using the term "forced" bilin- gualism instead of the correct "offi- cial" bilingualism. This time I will quote Jim Allan, C.A. Toronto, who has been debating with Dr. Victor Goldbloom. Commissioner of Official Languages, who said on July 6, 1994 that $601 million was being spent every year on bilingualism. Dr. Goldbloom said he would present a more up-to-date statement at the end of 1995, but. as of last month. Mr. Allan had not received any future correspon- dence from the commissioner. The bol - tom lite, as Mr. Allan calculates it, is a total of $L 109 trillion for federal, provincial and private bilingual costs, plus interest. To provide a breakdown would make a letter in itself, but if requested 1 will he glad to pass it on. As Mr i)oyle points out. Quebec is not the only province receiving equal- ization payments. The Auditor General's Public Accounts of Canada. 1995 (Vol. 1) report, 'Expenditures' section shows 'Other Transfer Payments' in 1994 including 519.941 billion — $14 billion to Quebec and $5.941 billion divided among Saskatchewan, New Brunswick. Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Who pays" Ontario. Alberta and British Columbia. Why are the Liberals building new arnkories in Quebec. while Others are being closed down across the country? Canada's munitions plants are now all heated in Quebec, which is home to 80 per cent of the country's armed forces and supply depots. Mr. Doyle also stated that our prime minister has no control over the provinces. If the prime minister and his justice minister are not responsible for upholding Canadian laws and rulings by the Supreme Court. then who is? On another point, yes, you can have an indoor English sign in Quebec, pro- vided you have an adjacent French sign at least twice the size. But, you cannot have an outdoor sign in English. 1 have an acquaintance who tried. He now lives here in Ontario. Mr. Doyle noted that I "very casual- ly ignored the plight of linguistic minorities" in Ontario. Well, actually, I didn't want to bring it up, but an arti- cle in the Standard Freeholder Aug. 24, 1995, stated that "A Francophone 'College without walls' has been opened in Welland, Hamilton, Toronto, Windsor and Penetanguishene... There are 150 students, with Ontario pledg- ing $15 million... amounting to $100,000 per student" But that's another letter. The News Advertiser invites readers to submit columns for Be Our Guest on current issues facing our Durham Region communities. Submissions should be 600 words or less, must be signed and include a daytime telephone number. Unpublished columns may run in con- densed form as a letter to the editor. TO REACH US Gesseral: 683.51 IO classified: 683-0707 Distribudint: 683-5110 Admini'aassifled Fu: 683-7363 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Priming, Publishing and Distributing group of newspaper. The News Advertiser is a inembw of the Ajax A Pickering Board of Trade. Ontano Cornmunity Newspaper Assoc., Cantadia Coranauty Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and ate Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advernsentent Credit for adven-rit limited to space price error occupies, Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom rdurhamnews.net hnp://wvvw.duthasnrsews.sret �A GcuWrtxs AtaM Board µ.+tor r G rin and bare it... Local nudist can't fathom fuss over topless women B1' NAT'ALIE MILLER SPF(-I:\I MI" I NEWS ADVI.RTIS I PICKERING — Michael Rubinson is in "full support- of women going Topless. That's partly because he's been going bottomless for years. The 53 -year-old Pickering resident belongs Io the Canadian Federation of Naturalists and basks in the sun 'au naturel' at a private club near Aurora because he doesn't want tan lines. In public, he keeps his shorts on, but he does go topless and says women should he able to enjoy the same freedom of removing their shirts on a hot summer day. "If a woman chooses to walk down the street top -free she has the right to do so:' he says. Mr. Rubinson believes there may be con- sequences, such as car accidents caused by gawkers. "As a nudist 1 see hundreds of naked women each week and I'm not affected by it. But (if I'm) driving down Hwy. 2 and see a I, pless woman. I'm going to look" because it's new. However, Mr. Rubinson says he won't stare at topless women like some men may. "The guys acting like Idiots — that bothers me most." Like the men he's seen on public beaches — "the guys walking around (the sand) in cir- cles to look at the woman with her bikini top untied" Which is unlike Mr. Robinson's club where people don't gawk at each either, he note, When he was 24 years old, he first went to a nudist club with "a real male attitude However. Mr. Robinson says his mentality quickly changed. "There are so many naked people around you, you become desensitized." Which is why Mr. Robinson doesn't under- stand all of the fuss over the topless issue. He disagrees seeing topless women is detri- mental to children. "Women with their own inhibitions (are) using kids as an excuse" Mr. Robinson notes the children at his club are well -adjusted to nudity. "I passed two 12 -year-old boys (who thought nothing of the naked people around them). "People are hiding their children from the obvious. Kids grow up with curiosity and aren't allowed to see any nudity. Violence on TV is a lot worse than seeing a breast." When it comes to the women close to Mr. Rohinson, who's raised three girls, he says he won't object if they choose to go topless. "I'm against anything that deprives women of what men have. I want them to have every- thing my sons have" For example, he wouldn't give his son S20 for passing and his daughter only $ 10. "That's not fair." Mr Robinson believes that, in time, fewer people will complain about women going top- less and more women will remove their shirts. "in the Caribbean (on top -free beaches) kid, are still running around and building their ,amt .astles (oblivious to the topless women)" V,l he has a few words of advice to n %, ho ohject to other women going top - Ir P _„,u i,m't want to do it. don't do rt." Michael Robinson has become used to see- %It. Robinson says he's opposed to an) - ing people of all shapes and sizes in their thing that "deprives women of what men most natural state. As a committed nudist, have". Billboard THURSDAY. JULY 10 PC USERS: Thr Durli PC l'scr, Club meets from 7 to 10 11 at CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Avc., Oshawa. Presentation on Power Quest Partition :Magic, Dove Copy and Easy Boit. Free. All welcome. The club supports heal com- puter enthusiast, with monthly meetings, a newsletter, a software library and special inter- est groups. 11 655-8013 or Linda Netten (905) 623-2787. BUSINESS NETWORKING: the Durham Humepreneurs Group holds a breakfast nicet- ing the second Thursday of each month at the Annandale Golf tot Country Club at Bay Iv and Church Sts. in Ajax The group is for home entrepreneurs, small husirecss owners and busr- Ites.w% who serve them. Members $IO. non- members S15. 839-4014 (Brian Spencer). FRIDAY, Jl iIN 11 SERENITY: Serenity Group holds a 12 -step rcco%ery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The group meet, weekly and deals with addictions of all type, including cu -dependency. A chil- dren', pro -,ram i., a,atlahlc a% required. 428- 9411 Jim, cNcnrnL, PoopAl F i rkTHI IS M--: , BI ONE ERE S STS 2 MO R ,t • sa rL. ,7110 ALPHA OIV bdAd __`, E/N YN W AND I[�11� a' A E UNTIL. 1698 `oaC\ IAWDrVAL/O WrM AW -0 -MUM ' LIQUID CHLORINE 1 'DELUXE FLOATING( '7KG. CHLORINE 3" 1,0 1$699 'CHAIR (ACY111 ORACM112)� i. PUCKS ' ter,:.,.+IYIR 1 1> MM 1 • t l,. W: I 1 ZO LITRES I I WWI I OFF I ' EXP itim Ili I ' I ' I I oo.na..Wri.a.. I ` – – – – – ._ – – – – –I 1 – EXP JULY 19 I •- ------- --------- .t _-.-- 660 Brock Road, Unit S Pickering 1 nolle isova of oft* "on tatost faldo 905=420n7665 �. THE NEWS ADVERT E311 WEDNESDAY. JULY f, 1"7 • PAGE 7 ickefing"Scouts head north reranadian Jamboreeof cWcnw &W wwre tha° 1+0 d in Thunder• BayItwill be held this year in Thunder Bay, ,where Scouts will seat up teats on a largeparzens of local Boy Scouts will be head- cel of land for various lengths of time ;kgrth to attend the Canadian Jamboree for throughout the jamboree. The Ist Westsbore ',Scouts to celebrate camping. Boy Scouts, for example, leave tomorrow for Boy Scouts from across the country and I I days. 'Yaround the world will attend the jamboree, About 170 Scouts from Ajax, Pickering ,`'which is held every four years, and features and Claremont will attend the jamboree. photo by Jason Liebregts Fencing match? What better time to hang around than sunt- tner.' Students (from left) Robby While, Trevor Walsh. Greg Cusack, David White .trill (bottom) Jenna Wulff burned off some energy on the baseball diamond fence at David Farr Memorial Park in Pickering on Stunday. Sunny weather and warm tempera- tures provided the perfect setting for the youngsters as they spent part of the after- noon in the park named after the late Picker- ing councillor and well-known community resident. Ne�v domestic violence court slated for Oshawa Bpi R R I \N LEC;REE of wm Nm \r%vi f)1H %V%,A - ['he Pru, ince'% deet%ton its put a rev, d, mc%Iit. %iolence court in Oshawa IS "a wonderful %ter:' says an official with a Durham Region -bawd shelter for abused women and children. "The location of the court is wonderful for women who need the services:' says Man Dumais• director of volunteer services for the Denise Howse. Attorney General Charles Harnick has announced the Province will expand it% two Domestic Violence Court projects to six addi- tional location% - Oshawa. Brampton. London. North Bay. Ottawa and Hamilton. The exact location of the new court hasn't been detcrmrned yet and it won't open until laic this year or early next• but it will eventual- ly become part of the anticipated Durham Cun- %ohdated Courthouse, says Jim Flaherty. Durham Centre MPP The new court will be modeled after an existing program in North York, which is designed to break the cycle of violence through earl% intervention. The model focuses on first-time offenders in cases where the v ictim doesn't suffer any, sig- nitiwnt plead ruilty and complete a hatterers' program TTie vkpm roust agree tri the haterer% partici- pation in the program. "I hope it %reeds up the pro ccss:' says Ms. Dumais. noting for some women "it's yeah sometime% before it (domestic violence) comeS to any form of resolution (in the courts)" The Province will spend S5.2 million n: expand its Domestic Violence Court program over the next four years. Says :qtr Flaherty. Although she calk the announcement a "wonderful step:' ,he also expressed "a hit of concern around front-line service%, We've received major (financial) cutbacks. W,imcn in crisis situation% need those front-line services.- Denise House served 176 women and 178 children in residence from January, 1996 u: March. 1997, note-. Ms. Duman. Furry per cent of those women were from Oshawa. 13 per cent from Whithy, five per cent- each enteach Iiom Ajax and Courtice, two per cent each from Newcastle. Bowmareville and Pick- ering and one per cent from Port Perry. Aso says. During the same time period Dcnrse House recci%cd 2,657 crisis calls and 245 women received nun -resident counselling. she says. Gentle Den&`" for AdulN, Tro m and Greg BkoBabies. To help you '^ Convenient care feel at ease: —I with you in mind: J Ultrasonic. >- J New patients cleanings welcome J Soothing i v ✓ We file insurance nitrous claims and accept oxide & \ taw T post-dated cheques, general t - anesthesia cash, or credit \° cards for payment ✓ Virtual Vision -r J Payment plans glasses & stereo available u.ac headphones to ! 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For thse of you who've heeen there, done that, you know what I'm talking about. However. fir those of you who haven't experienced the anticipation. excitement and, yes, even draining char- aetenstics that go along with this ritual. I'm hoping to shed a little insight on the subject here today. I'm talking of course abut planning a wedding. Your wedding day is the tugger for so much of your future it's only nat- ural an abundame of preparation takes plats. Slimly afler I received a positive reply to my mamage proposal just oyer 10 months ago, my fiarkce and 1 set to work. From the big details that should be done almost immediately such as picking a location and date along with a hall fior the reception, down to neons such as &c - orating the pews in the church, there's. plenty to do and it seems there are differ- ent ways to get things done. You can rely on the help tit family and your wedding party. take the task on yourselves or try out a relatively lesser known option bas hmng a wedding co- ordinator to hanw IL any lob you desire - no matter the siic Apnl Tindall of Oreo Upton a Dream happens to he one of those individuals. and says it's her job to make the day go smooth 'A lilt of girls Just want mmx-htodv to be there the day til the wedding to talk to everybody and make .urs they put thing. the way she wants:' .and it;, L'xbWgc resident. -Different girls want totally different thing. For yore girls the planning part madu-y them nervous. while fur other, it's the 'day cot ' Ihal make, them ner%ou," WHAT SETS APART ONE CHILD FROM ANOTHER IS THE SPACE THEY GROW UP IN. We can provide the child with a room they will treasure forever. Child design rooms and nursery fabrics, wallcovenng and more creative ideas. Mouse of Quality L : Design v Decor �'� (905) 725-1311 or 1400-906-6667 712 Wilson Road South (Showroom) -� '111e create...for Was' The w-1111wi t maw IWArlm pecial Events MONDAY Free Pool 7-10 p.m. WEDNESDAY Wing Night THURSDAY Rib Night Saturday and S -indAy British Breakfast 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. All ball teams in jerseys receive 25c wings • All golfers present score card and receive 10% off food orders ,Lx 18 Martin Barrette A the 60's,70's. 80's & 90's Sun. Aue. 10 CxifTarimica, LakeridgeLutks $65 includes cart and dinner 1400 Bayly SL tat Liverpool) For those interested in handling mat- ters themselves, there is another key per- son who can help case the queasy feeling. It seders the days of a groom's responsi- bility being restriclLd to grabbing your tuxedo and dashing for the church are gone - I personally made an equal con- tribution to just ahtwt every aspect of the planning and apparently men all over are doing the same. -Yes they arc:' states INay Hickic. a wedding consultant at Oshawa'. The Gift House. "they are more involved and it's the sank once thev're mamed. Husbands are more involved in the day-to-day liv- ing then the,. used to be:' "I think thcv'rc helping out a lot more than they did:' agreed Donna Hawe. manager of Special Momcnts in Whithy, who noted plenty, of booklets on etiquette and duties are available tior grooms to grah. "I think a lot more couples are doing it together than they did before" Also playing a vital sok in the process of course is the official who will he mak- ing your intentions legal. While the ser- vice is the event everyone sees, the cler- gy has numerous details to handle before getting to that point, no( the least of which is prepunng the couple. "Our (locus is on the wading service itself and making sure it's all pulled togtth mr said Reverend David Moore of Oshrwa's Simcoc Street United Church. '11x, marnage education - in the last 15 years in particular - has become an irn-rcastngty important aspect of our min- istry. I know 1 spend a lex of time doing it. and I alio spend a lot of link in prcpa- ration fur it. "If I'm doing the wedding game, I want to do the most 1 can to make them the best the% can be." Almost all churches will expect a cou- ple to complete sonic sort of marriage class before allowtng them to exchange rings. 1 was pan of a two-day session with Rev. Mioorc and his wife and the information I picked up would benefit any couple, no matter how long they've been together. Befm you can even begin to think about who's going to help to set things in place however, you will have to consider One factor which probably tics all aspects of a wedding together. I'm referring to money and coping with what can he a substantial cost. "Some people pay their down way. oth- ers get help from their parents, while oth- ers even take out a loan fior expenses:' staled Ms Hickic. Whatever you do choox though, Rev. Moore cautions that bigger isn't always better. A lot of couples really overdo dressing up and all that:' he said. "Sone can afford it while outlet%struggle io meet this ideal of a wedding in their minds when it may he unrealistic for them. They Uy to do too much:' Ms. Hawe recommends booking items well in advance so there are no dis- apIx)m1ments. and while Ms. Hickic agrees. she encouragos delegating some of the jobs out to merihers of the wed- ding party - 11' II things arc planned out well in advaree. there's rn,t a lot that can go Reporter Ton,, Doyle and future sisocr-in-lav% Nat Kerry share a hug dur- ing a recent lilting for his nuptial tuxedo. Mr. Doyle is marrying his sweetheart this Saturday after 10 months of planning for the big day. wrong except maybe the weather," she states. Ms. Tindall reminds couples to -Worry abut your relationship:' and not gel ..worked up" or."stressed" abut plans. She adds her husband sent her roses on their wedding day and said that type of gesture can ease a mind full of details. As for Rec. Moore. he asks couples to realive just how important the day is to everyone arund thetas. -I'd like them to he aware weddings are more than lust for the couple:' ht. says. "It's an incredibly important family --I and for everybody in atendarkc:' Screened Topsoil Triple Mix Sand • Screenings Gravel • Peat Loam DELIVERED OR PICK-UP THE NEWS Atl'YEKTISER WIMNFSI)AY, JULY f, 11M - ME 9 Ladies' auxiliary of Pickering Legion is cooking up something good for you these days PICKERING — Like some com- The ladies' auxiliary of Royal 1:30 p.iw at the Legion hall at 1555 Menlhership in the Legion is not For more information, call the pany for lunch'! Tired of cooking for Canadian Legion Branch 606 offers Bayly St., Pickering. required to attend and everyone is ladies' auxiliary of the Legion at yourself! lunch every weekday from 11:30 to Lunches cost under $4. Vvekolne. 839-2990. J USTD1 O IT. J;P LOWEST SALE PRICE EVER ON ALL NIKE IN-LINE NIKE BATTING GLOVES 10% OFF ■0I9l►�rir SKATES!! !!! :!!! ! ! NIKE AIR CLIPPERS REG. $129.95 SALE $69.99 JR. BALL SHOE $29.95 loiirr�oo�awws-owtiuriowio�� I N 1 KE FIOCKEV NOW IN S • J 9 SOURCE _ 32 Church St. S, PICKERIN-G Pickering Village sale Ends FOR SPORTS - 683-0400 July 19, 1997 C� I., rjo.4i, THE OXFORD ADVANTAGE Supplementing a regular education is an idea catching on fast! Budget cuts, crowded classrooms, low reading and math scores, and worried parents arc just some of the major educational concerns identified by authorities, including the recent Royal Commission on Learning. Our 'new educational reality' suggests that an "average' education may no longer he sufficient for Canadian students to succeed in the nkxlern world. "The solution to these problems can be found in supplemental education says Dr. Nick Whitehead. OXFORD LEARNING CENTRES co-founder. Why should we treat education any differently than music' If my son shows an -aptitude for music, would enroll him in music lessons. I would never expect the school %y%tcm to fully develop his music potential. Why should 1 expect that my soo or daughter could obtain all the education that he or she needs from the school system? It is not realistic" Children Learn How To Lerman Drawing on more than 15 )cars of experience and research, OXFORD LEARNING CENTRES, PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS Great Instructorst Great Prices! CaII sIII 427-3135 M P � Durham's Premiers Play & Party I Centre tltlOw ItEo1iTE111110- I atlRtlmlt CAW DROP OFF MORNINGAFTERNOON l MEET NEW FRIENDS. THEME OAVS. SNACKS. CRAFTS. STORYTIME ASIS ON FUN. LEARNING. THROUGH PLAY A SOCIAL INTERACTION BRW IN COUPONANO A AND t� VSAT tDT PICKERING I MMon - Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 220n thuds Rd. l tun x a H" 2 Wed. 9:30 a. m-- 8:00 p.m. F Sat. 8 Sun. 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 Noon 427-4277 I program% teach students from Grade I through university, the fundamentals of reading, writing, spelling, math and French, as well as essential skill% such as how to study and learn more effectively. In addition, the Little Readers' program, for children four to six years of age, is a half day academic program that focuses on cognitive growth. This program offers enriched skill development in reading. writing, fine motor, music and movement, and French, and is the only program of its kind in Canada! It's fun' It's creative! It works! "OXFORD LEARNING CE'S'-IRFS programs focus on teaching students bsz to succeed by teaching them bw to learn. Improving those skills helps a student build self-confidence and self- csteem. Without strong self-esteem, students will have difficulty excelling in school. Thal'% what OXFORD LEARNING CENTRES is all about - that's the, OXFORD dlfferenccI' ,,ays Dr. Whitehead. Individualized Prollrams OXFORD LEARNING CENTRFS &-sign learning programs to meet the specific nerds of each student. An initial diagnostic assessment identifies the key areas that may be hindering a student's ability to learn. The results of the asses%ment are shared with parents and the student, and a recalls -oriented twice - a -week program is set up. *boys & girls ages 8-18 •3 day or 5 day camp. 9am-4pm •driving range instruction each day *video swing analysis -lunch each day -min. 9 holes golf per day *certified professional instructors •starting July 14, July 21 Aug. 11, Aug. 18 OSHAWA -includes golf shirt, practice 432.8333 balls & baseball hat AJAX/PICKERING -parent/child best -ball 428-5776tournament !ba Run Driving Range aad bus to Once student% are enrolled, the learning centres staff work cooperatively with schools to ensure that our supplemental learning and study programs are complementary to the regular school's curriculum. Highly qualified OXFORD LEARNING CENTRES teachers teach individualized programs which include reading, writing, spelling, math. French, study skills and homework support. Much of the curriculum taught has been dcvclopcd by OXFORD's own research and curriculum writing tcauns. The OXFORD LEARtiL":G CENTRES approach is to work with parents and teachers to make sure that each child is achieving the best education possible. "We are partners in education:- says Dr. Whitehead. "If we work closely with parents and teachers, our students will he better able to meet the challenges of today's new realities, to achieve and to reach their true potential. It is an exciting partnership!.' Get Ready for titptember You can help sour , hlld stay focused this summer with a program at your neighborhood OXFORD LFARNING CENTRE. Summer Is a great time to catch up and cv"en Let ahead. There are programs for all ages from preschool through Grade 12. Call 420- 3141 today for more Information or to enroll your child The results will show in September! Spaces are limited. OXFORD LEARNING CENTRE® SUM Men ]vF Un!!! 18ZMM80NNW--­.. Fun -lilted individualized programs help kids improve skills while they have fun! Reading, writing, math, computers and crafts! Small groups! An enriched small group program that tesches 1..nwnp Is runt Oxford Summer programs Include the fun and wacky interactive cool ScMrnc. program! Workshops and projects admulata the mind • ; and e:d1s the MnaginMion! ! todoyl(905) 420-3141 , r*GE N - THE NEWS ADV Ea7'ISFAt WEDNIINMY. JULY 9. 1"7 Avoid quick fixes for your lawn This spring have vcu helped to destroy nature's integrity and balance on your lawn by spraying pesticide:' When applications of pesticides are used, the natural mix of insects is destroyed, soil quality is degraded by killing soil bacteria. and the earthworm population diminishes. You will Ix left with only a quick fix and an s addicted lawn. Durham'Green Cap 1571- 7227) visits homes and businesses to olio its Natural TurfCare program. The lawn estimate involves the visual inspection of the turf and soil, including pH. root depth and still moisture tests. Green Cap will do the estimates and also perf'orm some of the services recommended. The Green Conservation Action Program, Green Cap, is a not-for-profit organization that also otters products such as compostcrs. vcrmicom- posters, red wiggler worms, nematodes. rain - barrels and organic fertilizer to help you cre- ate a health lawn. Widespread use of chemicals to control weeds and pests is a common and widespread practice. but the consequences are rarely con- sidered. The following tips, from Durham litera- ture, will help you take simple steps to grow- ing a healthy chemical -free lawn. AERATE: To help fight compaction and allow organic fer- tilizer to reach the roots, use a core aerator which cuts nar- row plugs from the lawn. Aerate in June or late fall. Top dress with compost. DETHATCH: Removing thatch will allowmois- ture and nutrients to penetrate fur- ther into the soil and allow new grass to establish strong roots. Legion ladies host euchre .night rhe Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Lcgton Branch 6()6 holds an Open euchre tournament Wednesday. July 16 at 8 P.M. at the legion hall. 1555 Bayly St. Pickering. No member- ship is required to attend and all are welcome. Participation in the tournament is $3 for adults and $1 50 for seniors. For more informa- tion call the legion hall at $39-22990. Home business group meets AJAX -- If you run a home business, a morning meal could be the start of some- thing big for your company. The Durham Homepreneurs Group holds a breakfast meet- ing Thursday, July 10 at the Annandale Golf K Coun- try Club at Bayly and Church streets in Ajax. The group is for home entre- preneurs, small business own- ers and busi- nesses who serve them. Cost to attend is $10 for members and $15 for non- members.Foi information on the group or Thursday's meeting, call Brian Spencer at 839-4014. LARRAINE ROULSTON Recycler's Report Don't I )rget to compost the thatch. FEED: Use organic fertilizer to provide nitrogen. phosphorus and potassium. GRASSRECYCIANG: when grass clip- pings are allowed to decay naturally on the lawn, they release valuable nutrients, add water -saving mulch, and encourage natural soil aeration bx earthworms. MOAll, HIGH: stow high and less trequently A lawn mowed high discourages weed and insect invasion. Keep the cutting blades sharp to avoid tearing grass and making it susceptible to disease. 01'ERSEED: Top dress lawn with sifted compost and ov'erseed with disease and pest- lbo�' : ^ , : � ,•>� ACE �For . 1 y �W�• �4, Group Picnics Pov "PEN- 7I'S*A WE+It Fxaturing: f;; aunrui Ilo.'V'P[.rl ,myktc-th M 1 tr tfkR SM fM P�1S AI�f(ABfE'-i +.- ►ARx yc- Ptat.trSwixnneci •- ty r E MALL MII1W 12 Iv1tlr North UI, *:, Buwmanulk: Just Off r _, ;• �F fTu rftar mR"d'. 57 .. E dst. N() PETS r ' 'Pho ic: (9051263.8109 Pok µNr3 ti 4 � m :-bpm EATERY ay _ DPEN EYE0 DAY 92 tut YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HOME Breakfast Special ,Daily) 1'9 Luncheon Specials Daily $j95 TWO CAN DINE FOR $�� (Every Day of The Week) EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 9 (Everythig on our menu utter 5."00 p te.l or low TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUET HALLS ALL INCLUSIVE $5900 per person Pickering Town Centre 839.2507 resistant varieties after you have raked. Seed h:uc patches of lawn to avoid weeds. WATER: Water deeply hefore 8 a.m. Fre- quem. light sprinklings waste water and encourage shallow routs. Should lawns look perfect:' Scientists now say that a healthy environment is one that sup- pttrts malt) species of plants, insects and ani- mal, — not an artificially -maintained culture of tine species, such as grass. UUj COIIPOST TIP: Layer your compost with the drversrty ul'adding dryer lint, pet fur, hair clippings. sawdust Crum untreated wood, pasta. and hill of wool. cotton, felt and rope. Lirrt ine Roulsron's column exploring envima- m enud tours regularh' appear[ on Wedne.wim IC Railll,CC,, I ChholCela Interior salin late Liosu) •tit'nlftbabic •IlizIt hiding • 1IMIv (If pasti'I tkY7trN(ir' (YtkM�T IM6 14 our .iter eek prier 25 96 i i. OPTOMETRISTS • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY 15 Harwood S. Ay 40 427-4144 . 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M- %. ae saok ... r.0—r,"-erdfwtm.IfN.rl1LL4%*tk Nal Ni Iib AvARAW.k x44ll i.wu ui--ill 71 SUMMER SAFETY SERVICE • Lube, oil and fitter, including premium oil and a GM oil filter • Rotate tires • Inspect brakes • Fluid top -up • 15 point inspection • Computer check for recalls • Visual check of Air Conditioning and Cooling System • GM technology, approved parts and GM trained technicians -w. esxarsr ar. marrow ar wa,+++uw .a Isar 111,,, ■ Qlw vr0 Fa GM.w¢W My • WrtC.Yq WOWwVm a.i.nYY PNZ ■ 113T Newsr(x)m 683-5110 THE NEWS ADVEIITISER WEDNESDAY, JULY f, JW7 - pAGE ll News Advertiser rts&JF1(&f1f0"ew neffe Tales for a summer evening Pickering hosts the evening. Some of Meryl Arhing of PE.I. and 'Tales for a Summer's F.%,: Village venue the hosts and themes for this summer are: Meryl Arhing Jim Meeks of Alabama. This is an outdoor event, so a is a 'Jump Up: and every- packet or sweater is a good continues with with 'Them Times' on July 2: Harriet Xanthakos with one is invited to bring a idea. It's a family event with story to tell. Usually, this is free admission. sixth annual 'Truth to Tell' on July 16: 'Tricksters and Adventures' the most popular concert of Sealing is limned so the reading with George Blake on Aug. 6: 'Love series. come earl•:! For nn,re F(iod and hcverages arc detail, call '(1)(19) 6S1-1';5; series and and Other Thorny Issues' with Yulande available in the court�:ld 90� 12? What better way to spend Declercq. a summer evening than to Local storytellers from • - listen to a fine storyteller Durham Folklore Society weave a We of myth and will he featured on July 9. 3 magic. For old-fashioned riddle That's why the Tales for lovers, Norman Perrin of the Erni ' a Summer's Eve concert Four Winds Library will host 'Riddle ' � ,. series is being brought back Me. Riddle Me again this year. The Court- Rec' on July 23. That : a, yard Complex, in Pickering evening will involve some Village, is hosting the sixth effort on the part of the lis- c ' annual storytelling series of events. The tenon. Come, find out if you'rc as smart as +c popularity of the: event has blossomed over years and the increase to you claim or maybe as thick as yourthe kids think you arc. [;27,> r CJR1 1iM MG-10INS`FULL SERVICE: eight concerts, tried last year, continues in '97, This summer, hap- A special concert is planned lir July 30. Titled the 'Irish -Canadian Conrtec;- FLOORNO SORE ©' as pened last year, storytellers lion,' it will feature two \ '. . J, y will read every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. until well-known storytellers from different unique hack- Repairs for all types - - enow Aug. 20 -The readings began grounds. Holmes Hooke. an (��+� A Flooring problems July 2. The Pickering Story- award-winning Irish story- teller and Murray Garrett, a Comore_ rci' I - Residential telling Co-operative andiii_ Four Winds Canadian -horn teller who is in -� C or=all your carpet, hardwood, Library orga- popular Canada and the ni.c the series and The American southeast will lnyl ceramie needs call...'.. Courtyard Complex pro- spin their tales. vieles the outdoor venue. The last night of the .. Each week one story-�• Aug. ?0, will feature l • 1 • • teller selects a theme and Ghost Stories with hosts Mickl Beck of Pickcnn_,. ._.. A day for kids at museum village PICKERING — A first-esex C1ul- drer's Das is being held at Pa:kcnng Museum Village Sunday, July 13 from 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. This fun -filled day will offer o ppor- tunities for children to participate in many hands-on activities including making their own jar of buter, candle dipping, stenciling, making bubbles and Sm. balling. and much more. Children will be able w dress up in a pioneer costume and have a phtxograph to take hone as a keepsake ol'their visit. Charlie and bus mules will give kids rides throughout the village. Entertainment will Ie offered all afternoon, including Richard Knechtel and the Dickie Bird Band, Cindy Cook and her puppets and Stewart the Clown. tying balloons and creating magic. Pickering Museum Village is in the Village of Greenwood, Just off Hwy. 7 between Brock and Wcstney roads.. Admission is $4 for adults, $2.50 tis seniors and students, $2 for children, free for pre-whoolen, and $15 lir a family pass. For more information on all summer events and activities call the museum village at 683-8401. Stories galore at Ajax library AJ" —The Ajax Public Library is offering its free Storytime program for yan$sters looking for something to do this summer. Storytime sessions are being offered for preschoolers at all three library branches from die weeks of July 7 to Aug. 19. Parental supervision is required. At the main branch, there are ses- sions on Wednesdays at 10:30 am. for children itfuse years and up. and on Thursdays at 10:30 am. for youngsters four and over. At the Mclean branch, sessions are held throe [days a week. On Tuesdays at 10:30 am., there's Storytirne for chil- dren three and up, on Wednesdays there's a Tales for Two's at 10.30 am. and a Books for Babies at 11:15 am., and on Thursdays at 10:30 am., there's Storyume for kids four and over. At the Village branch, there's a ses- sion for children throe and up on Mon- days at 10:30 a.m. and a session for kids four and over on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. The main branch is at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent, next to the Town hall. Call 683-4000. The Mclean branch is in the McLean Community Centre at the comer of Westney Road North and Magill Drive (428-8489). The Village branch is on Church Saw. Call 683-1140. FAX: 683-7363 �► • AV A r A• A r 7 2 COL��rC' s Ic Lr July 19th, 20th.1997 S C SAT., 10 am — S pm. — SUN. 10 am — 4 pm. BROOKLIM MEMORIAL FIREMA 67 Wlnoheeter Road East, Brooklln 44 Durham Region's Largest Summer Craft Show featuring over one C hundred talented exhibitors with their unique and outstanding Southwestern, Victorian, and Country handcrafted collectibles for your decorating and gift needs. Presenting a variety of. Floral De - lips, Paper Tole, Stenciling Folk Art, Ceramics, Stained Glass, Quilts, Pottery, Potpourri. .Ievvellery, Bears, Wooden Col- JBROOKLIN Reproduction Furniture Art, Dolls, C..ey.ww.tion Furniture and Gourmet Delights. Theme are 4just a sample of what makes s this show one you won't want to miss. ODMISS10M $3.00 ' s) iIr►3S31 U**— (hW f 10 Fl— Let us entertain you! The News Advertiser I I%GE 12 - THE NEWS ADV ERTLSER W EDNESDAV, JttIN 9. IM7 Pi" ckering--- Sports Al Rivett, slxttln wrilt-•t 083-51 to Fax: 0"83-1363 News Advertiser Photo by Jason Llebregts Little swinger Dave White takes a big cut while playing a game of baseball with friends at David Farr Memorial Park in Pickering Monday. Novices bedevil foes PICKERING -- Ili Pickering novice Lady Devils thst- hall Icam dimlinated Opponents tit win the Petertnxouyh Thunder Fasthall Teximarrent on the weekend The Pickering Lady Devils won each til their tour garra-s by at kart 10 runs. The lady Devils opened by shellacking Napame 25-0. highhgh6cd by an Ashlyn Young grand slam. Ashice Fnrggett, Sheri Parker and Lauren Fawcett all went four -tie -tour at the plate. Pickering then cruised to a 13-3 win over Lindsay as Sonya Spalding hit a home run and two singles, while Christie Barlow and Packer sffmkod triples. An excellent defensive play was turned in by Oliva Lennox, when she gunnixl out a runner at third trying to take an extra base. The Lady Deevils thumped Norwood 144. as Spakhng swatted two borne runs and drow in six. Fon Farr pitc-hod all three games and fru "W barren with her speed and nasty change -up. The champn rblup gwm pined Pickering ag:urtst Oshawa, which was also undet'ared in the tcumwmcnt. The Lady Devils cored two runs in the fiat inning anti another ono in the %ct- ond to hold a 3.1 lead going into the thin! inning. Pitcher Kit c Mckinnon kept the Oshawa bats at hay until the Pickering offence expkidod. In the bottom of the fourth. Mchssa Meikle got Pickering going by behung a -1k to left C-1 d ud the: In -1. 1 Pickering mosquitoes win tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Red tion nlmor moisquito Athletes in Action baseball team carne home cham- pions of a tournament in Go)rgina on the weekend. In the title game. Pickering• trailed the Geoirgelown Eagles 3-1 e� Ing Into the filth inning. But. a steal of home and lively ball paced the Red So\ it) a 9-3 win. To reach the finals' Pickering knocked oft Georgetown 16-•3. Peterborough 33-5 and Etoblcoike, 15-3. The Georgina event is the wcond tournament the Red Sox have won. The team was also victorious in the Burlington Tournament. which it cap- turedwith an 8-6 win in the title game against tle Burlington Whites. During the Canada Day weekend, Pio: kering was edged 10-9 by Fast }'ark in the final of the Peterborough Tournament. To reach the final. the Rett Sox beat Peterborough 10--3, North York 15-2 and Agincourt 12-11. Pickerini, plays in a tournament in Clarkson later this month. r Team membearc Rsan Cartoon, Hss Kyle Hinan. Kcsin ue,,. Roan Loo JacLmm. Stcoen der. David MrElnw. Chnsul4ter McGeachy. Jaime Peters. Scan Quinlan, Gaunt Russell. Michael Vella and Brad Vanderstarren. QVER0 - ARMY SURPLUS •I 1\ VII I1ARl �I RI'II , "Take charge of your fashion" Spacial on Coleman r slows 8 1.2116111"311 - Huge Selection of Camouflage - T -Shirts 8 Tank Tops Lady t s - - Scored eightnun to win 11.1 � R R E N .4tier 31 games. s, the Lady Dail: spurt a record of 32 wins and nine l %,% and are in first place in the North York Women's League Pirate rookies reach final PIC'KERIV; -- The Pickering Pirates nx�klc hall select 'A• squadl played .orne great basehall to get to the finals of the 10 -leant Maningrove Tournament last weekend. The final was a showdown bo%eien dee only two urdefextccl teams in the tournament and despite some great catches by Mark Phillips In lett field and at third bas:. Pickering fell 5-1 to Burlington. Pickering played North York in its first game: and got a hone rum tram Kyle Donnan and a solid game at first base from George Boi who made a double play. in a 3-3 tie. The Pirates then romped to an 1 I -1 win over Islington. Brent Tamace had a good game on the mound and Jamie Molony went four -for -four at the plate. W e s I e y Leufkens drove in two runs with a double and David Aquino swatted a triple as the Pirates rolled over Rexdale 7-2 to qualify for the semi-finals. A g a i n s t Woodbridge in the semis, the Pirates trailed by five runs with two innings to go before rally- ing for a 147 win. Outstanding plays were turned in by Jordan Guarrasi. Cory Schumacher Donnan, Brandon Crummeyand B r e n d a n Leufxens. In the button of the scv- enth inning. Peter Murphy drove in the winning run for Pickering. MEN'S WINTER HOCKEY LEAGUES REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR LEAGUE PLAY BEGINNING SEPT.'97 at both the Iroquois Park 3 York University locations State of the art t 6 rink facility at the Y ' , t� Iroquois Park Complex. ! r Choose your division de night to play. 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''co'd'a meaaapa Iupht aswnay. 01000111,19 Lw Orm.ad ASSEFEM41 Stay mai. semn To inam CY a Hair- MSM Money. you 416-202.8a12.,ob 106 Or* ODOrAW asMrnw Prm,cTs a sun fu..Y.ar 1727 rwIF. Amaang record- ERPE WAKED LPH08T- Cal I-888.810-9391 .d mdndpa rMNs d.- ERER. «r -WW IUA a Part Wb. .16-8128798 x88 hma, "C"WK sued$ br GeuOan Cement% APs ane call 421-7280. ' General CM2 Gereral ' General Help Help Help We are a progressive organization at#essing the service de- mands of industrial motor equipment throughout North Ameri- ca. We currently have a need lot a new member to juin our Marketing Team; TECHNICAL tALE: MANAOElt Responsible for our South Eastern Ontario Territory, your tVh kesel selling skills wig complement our products and services. Your goal, to bong fl'te benefrft of our premium services to man- agefs of critical mufti -million dollar indlsma/ processes. Your reward starts with a base salary, commissiorA a package, and a vehicle allowance. It your quak'fical orfs decade: greater than 5 years of industrial sales eapenenoe• seasoned presentation spas and a technical understanding of industrial motors and aA01 ca lions, you are invited to submit a resume to: File 1H98B7 c/o OshawaAMhittty This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, ON. L1H 71.5 Seta , SrMAPONOV CAREER OPFOR'1VlQTr Required immediately B=I��ICED ADVERTUDOG SAM R�RB1119MATME Minimum 2 years experience. If you are outgoing, highly motivated, and have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall cuuorner satisfaction, we wand like you to join our winning Ellam. Existing and new accounts. training, commissions and base pay. Telephone Directory Sales and layout experience an asset. Mail or fax resume to AjaxfPickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave, Ajax, Ontario LlS 21115 FaI a 619-9068 Check Out Our Flyer Deliuery Service. We are by far The 01 Distributor of flyers in our ane. Have your flyers dailvered �«° a N" A P.L.• airy Wednesday, Friday or Su" wish The Newspaper ULet everybody rests (t _: • News Advertiser 1 MITE 14THF: NEWS ADA'ERTISER WFDNE!%DAV Jt11.Y 9. 1.67 1 1 Salikesillutlent IM M•4 1 a S•b 1 FpSala 1 For sw 1 For 8Me 1 For Soft 1 1 A"�01' STEPS APPLIANCES. 362 FRENCH ST OSHAWA Ir,dgaa f I Odtq. alov.s 5,5011ap, waaMn $250. anal- Wool. upngfe Imam 000. M catdbaan BBQ part evadable 6 moRm warAnly We an Service 905-432-7167 1.2 yrs. experience in gas and wood tire - places and patio furniture Fast paced environment. Drivers licence required. Full time Must be able to lih very heavy appliances Mail Resumes to: Towne Fireplace 2 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax or fax to: (905) 686-9028. Skilled Skilled Help Help INSTALLATION ASSISTANT 1.2 yrsexperience in construction ihreplaces prelerredl. Assistant to gas fitter. Apprentice gas titter required. Some heavy Inking. Drivers licence pre- ferred. Framing and drywall experience an asset Mail Resumes to: Towne Fireplace 2 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax or fax to (905) 686-9028 LICENCED GAS FITTER Must have GAF2 licence. 1.2 yrs. experience with fireplaces a detinue asset Drivers licence required. Full time and/or Scab contract. Mail Resumes to: Towne Fireplace 2 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax or fax to (905) 686-9028 Expanding G M. and Saturn Saab Isuzu dealerships are look- ing to fill the following positions 'SERVICE ADVISORS 'SERVICE OFFICE STAFF 'LICENSED GENERAL TECHNICIANS "LICENSED A/C TECHNICIANS 'LUBE TECHNICIANS 'SHUTTLE DRIVER Please forward resumes to: Human Resources Department 125 Harwood Ave N. P.O. Box 202, Ajax, Ontario L1Z IE6 WANTEC Skilled ,_0_c'm dress.,, a Help ,^a�manaOr e'ec'�oanv ww1 "•dusnal exdenerce Iniandppanceo. RESUMES ONLY lads- ' EXPERIENCED AZ -'rain, a -est MM Ml1'�C. D^vers IC E �e 1•l- Lm 467 Was Ina, nm OMwee^ Ontal c enc Rd S Lista 17. Alda Omam US A No Touch AT Fr kgM LIS evil (Auto Parry) 32 per le for Sale loaded, -0, filen Dry. ll0$Odal ."is Cal Rae 905 41pa- I Mellita Oer4al 174 011, we 011., Mon oro« springs. Cables. A47m •oue•s openers wl".ad AGMCULTURAL BUS. Pick•. ng PPDA MECHANIC SERVICE Q1hca sMSinC f T PDA MANAGER r gu,:y lir most 0. is- Ori.mld. MF xu0otan d•aarsn,p E. ch kwon �'��' ,'ling TO Prang Int atp,,.tt o, lean E.Pn,nc. on. I.- Fgup-em ,sorer Man anad 905-83 3262 01 1V ,.Nina b Van.=' DENTAL ASSISTANT RE Ew,pm.m F.. 905655 CEPTIONISr +o,l-oc 'w 9772 a •,4 wnWyte+ Moa ,a puny A!Y otic. RC &own LOB ICO Ewi-V ars Ser nowedi EXPERIENCED AM NAW Exd it"a l 42•-+40 OLMG Srsam r­­■aTEIMM NEALT"CMW am-.- a »Dene n..ds nom•ma k", dna aa, "'ctwo,tug rot hell, Gr. lis Ca n aeaw a long data. Good ■..d Can G.a 905-A36 d+vng w,in me. 3342 :,d chanica prnuo a must PRL" r .N. in in .A a Ilufr Gas 1,ft- I- s a ,: E.I7.rane. plot Cali io.428-2010 Hoiar'EKG a asM AUTO BODY PI•.Onrya Sand Vw N 10 Fa. aN N5 ra so, "ma' rAm.d i Osnaws Tn,s wand PO med"Awy W -m- t,^,' 44' Car- Omar., rs wato, busy ov+r s L!H 7L5 snPc Lia Ron 4134-7567 -''ring Daycare CABOWT ean 1t._ M ' • w -ed qui• : c, "•Po,1 AM CONDITIONERS f99 8 up "c'- ft^ tvl rya. a.pwwc. wapak 4.N Dew $99 a T,cows F•xlges fI6 kyr„d C a N sxprano an BABY S."E R pug•.: AMM P.ay To F.. .N•e• To. Parksib Scapa art D.na..Wmimy TMs Aa.k. Two DO" 4 a t yea h ►O 9oa 46, on,- ya 0*0 Pfa 426-2059 ON L,N rot lw24N I,•r••r b, 2 LANDSCAPE COW 2., 1 a�M<pna sTMUC triple Ila pdr,kor i P a ••ter war-.,n,my- 3 rs wPn -- 20-304Ina Incar.OurN b+ wa• LOMMG EXPERMwED mus POsainin Own Inns M.o�• ^s nny o p ponabor• and oaarc oz k I, R; p yr,n kol fur C.,•M a sf1M FY b tap dad in MM 3 ym a 7 905.6,9.074• a cM 905' yn Nonny tI•s,^.Y 4+94 t.1 1ng1yA vocal and rwn MASON" CREWS...«d. •nes .•And Can Cady --m.^ +Na. 6964,43 00 • 30C LMK r P Y v5 LOWPOG [ty«awee• WDdm.906ro,-7235 bila OapVt 1.ow1•d I seavlcir STAYIGN PE, asP-, ng """ area, M-1-1.TROLEUM-1-1.10r , top Gay 42► -1046 MOCPa MUN n«• G,�. BOC Saga Tp .rant. FAX YOUR AD -p pUmarg .dyne G,.a:i,- fu,:; SWn. love - mant a «pp Q.0 5794218 Anel .V sbutaai a.p an 'tat Cita Aduanvin Cutlorm Oak 1 loo -on 63N stand $try mac baby Expanding G M. and Saturn Saab Isuzu dealerships are look- ing to fill the following positions 'SERVICE ADVISORS 'SERVICE OFFICE STAFF 'LICENSED GENERAL TECHNICIANS "LICENSED A/C TECHNICIANS 'LUBE TECHNICIANS 'SHUTTLE DRIVER Please forward resumes to: Human Resources Department 125 Harwood Ave N. P.O. Box 202, Ajax, Ontario L1Z IE6 CAIMETS lees is ca'W 100. nylon •row sum Ie )sate ca'p.n Or nand. I will carpel 3 'ooms. $349 P•,ce ncioors carpet. pre mlum pad. e.Prl rntane iron, tent deiiwry. 1- est. mates (30 yards) Norman 68&2314 CARPETS SALE Lots of ,,pel5 t e`er, !yon slam ' ease ca'pe1 _+ rooms $339 (30 sq yo 1 krc'kMas carpis premium pad and mslailalcn Fr MOmats. carpel npa�rs Serving Oi main and w,nunblng a," Sam 905 696 1772 CARPETS- I,1 and save New ,On., nylon. Sfam less Full p•odul k„e &at able to Suit any budge, Sena, discount iilpan anp'"Mil&.7 TV es nma,e. Call and ITI snow �V- me d'"Werce 100% uRcmere serest alcr, guarameed Mike 1905, 431.4040 CENTRAL AIR UNIT. 2 tonne �.nslaued $1600, also am err c(v I. -g chock our--e,epae Fridge. slow, wasnel. and &ye, spars Call 720.7453 438-8970 Call Pager 720- 7543 COMPUTERS LATEST MYx a-' w 2 IrS ems Tl Ma':% -,d mptt combat. tie p-,,; T•ades accept ad W upgrade Pentium CPUs Intel Pill overdrive mPUs �n stop PR100 100 a upg.daba to SM $695 Sed color -d- from under s9If Used mo- dem clear P4 Im 73w Comfort, Cleawnce Cem Nr, 164 Basewie Rd Bow, macule a! exll 432 East (9051697-3059 CONTENTS Matdwlg Mona! n, A slow. (M - mond ,'.;n ml Tondtgn. $600 Double attrees. raw, s'00 ANTIQUE On- g roam sure- (cr.,,y- wood! table A -airs, but - W coma cab"'" . (2.000: scrim a acn"g areseer. 5500 Ap-sire piano. $900 E For,. e.emse, flri Call 905531-7661 "ger DININGROOM pAAWfuI hard VIA 0 M S«. wrin batt A � g„ts a' ..e naw, lomy used 'ice asking saw ass man ,.2 p•n a mull see 5:36499 DMXaG ROOM. Alar Lac, quit, naw, anw . Ian brAM 6 ^ .!.•. M,..! cap bin, IV W a hast ols., cad 427 'r9C or 416.425. osm ELECTRONIC& Fumiee- w9d, RX870 Yemen Sur round Sound Processor $400 CID 501 Pioneer Lahr Disks and Mann $400 M1890 Sub -.W, $400. Muga NO spenders $2800 Janome Sewing -.cone $,50 TSY dn"g roti^ hu(cr $4M Cammn. by haee and 1polbosrd 6 trips. dress., $400 6 Rerm os. control b•in•r and sane dam. Computer Radial. fool lel, $750 9OS697 0757. FOR SALE: Rectarv.1ar kayak pool. 16 . 24 -Ili deck 130,¢07. am ak,mnum construction $1500. Call 905-725-2059. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS cnestmeld wit" 2 bud, ,n rsq.ars and malcnmg rodter MCWW chat. 2 Amo cab -oft. glass and Oak. 3 P, OMI wall Lia. 7 pc bed- room suds. 2 Moran tabs. sen. wanmobe cupbbs f. sewng achme. York 2001 )Lara 91 wen Pec Mae. icrurrave 668- 1047 aha 5 KITCHEN CUPBOARDS. -••mpete dark o.lt SM plot pantry. course,. Ink or, sew Can 905-8313546 LE.TREK LEATHER racket a atchng reimen. brava aw wdn '.moveable line, (0410 a red) used ay Said. son Perl spat tike PAM 050 cam 905-404- 0881 a 905-2424217 LKUDATIDN SALE Wool am acc--,.s all 50% OFF Shaun also lir sae Phoma 985-2.46 Daycare E Available MAIIOB-ORAMMTNEN MAPLE Par, 'u•,wre. m Daycare ,_0_c'm dress.,, a • Available range table and womo_ Iniandppanceo. el 9600 Siegle Dress AFFORDABLE baDysilDrg bed int conation. et - I- a bP. $400 655- ava•abs. in $parpo109h. 5193 ro-q ncn-smok ng oo., <. erw re, liail crop`.r.; Articles . -,men) gunk .r.; RE A. all ages welcome. for Sale R,� R.:.9 at6-29t57a6, or UNLMITED LONG as 4 F 29, 9494 GARAGE uwi repass ALL AGES lot lunenes, oro« springs. Cables. - snacks. lencsd •oue•s openers wl".ad .. ; ars a act,ros U. $49 New dooryop.Mn. - t F/wre2 area 631- Quality Plus Doers 41w •• 3 335-0073 CHILDCARE. Occasronal. -LEAR- TRUCK CAP to, ' lime tua-t.m. sale !ns GMC 5!le rV sa • )Lv age,, c: pT school lull vz. pro. -w. short Ips, - 1 Caring arm onment parried what. omy 2 yin .•., about our AMAZING old INAng $825 060 Can area' Gahan 905. - Kim 190517212153 -0Jole Ross 12 charnel m E_C.E MOmw o1 2. Dome 5250. daygare lw•..eJ yard. acev- CesaM S350 Ph Leo din. k4k:rNYSRws non 1905)6669247 smoking, res.relc.s Va "96 NEW 3 HP JOHN - De11aOd, area SON ou•-.•a $675. Call ' Cala - 05: 426.1543 .r 1905 420-3796 Snu1e wi,eless m¢rprone ^411@ adp APpoa 471 r77_ CarwMT AN e933t 17 5500 cal Lao 905 665 - EXCELLENT DAYCARE 9247 e.pe•ie_, F.rst Air, 1"7 WJSOJAPtVAMA CPR any erg. Corse !_• Rose Sewing ma_I.- uno0ls Wam,on. n $1995. wallanty 5ul4 awapaa Non- P"a bunts a ntacn $850 smokin-cA g u or Pln Fu , 1Mg. 1,50 Call sea,c905143D-7680 pan rime A1 a. 427.4261 LOWNG RELIABLE Day careuncnes nuts AM CONDITIONERS f99 8 up "c'- ft^ tvl nou s pard 5w,!ngs $99 a T,cows F•xlges fI6 pan.ad `m Stt99 up t yard. tmpY. line •.W- w $150 a up Dry n «wads wMln - 599 n $99 a 1IC vCPS f79 6 Snoods 420-7061 up Aw'e11en1 ""d weer- PK;KERMG Baan ; *oft an triol drwrs tram $388 Ldvng davrro 16 ^groan rW naw n,w and titled to 12 yN,s Ca•lr ayl"tgs CV,ta ,s W b 6 monets INrc.O PackvIld and '•��' 9uAraK,• vM aw parol Crane tio,' ImNT and SM, anis" Any" us1c. nul+.noua Nis a Coal ,905 14 36 '320 ROCK BOTTOM DEALS 22 Sm Yams F- 44 C PR cN 51t Nair ollw d «ng. n- ft 90 calta5 -28 428. 121244 .M AJAx ;;outl1 a low sand. n•wau• pear 1-0 . Me RELLE ar•yaNirq sow roe 603 1407 avoa my ,win AMAIMG BEDROOM 1H � 6 m 6 p %T, me - �e n Moa rn„a •• a• In - n ser••bmaaon "~. pi4 me M ... •. = <y!or 1-i 1. and -281e ma.a a ra)moro 12 pnc, 1900 cnlat,nap 57i- RN, sloths o! 2 r,n � BOC aarca• I- not". •. us v4cksmwa. oars. mAtn"m 'End ol season •J,yn-'. U•OoonOUn G,.a:i,- fu,:; SWn. love - W nb.,cces MYaa. -I Cryan• Ill 30 9ndOn nears twoearu r 831- Aduanvin Cutlorm Oak 9.71 stand $try mac baby •Feat« Dietitian. rgr. Business to Mi., :row t- 9•,S. Mc 434 31 B9Hneee a[Dwoom:. sow tri ,varnom w1w Ekesee , p.TEwvEi A•od Nws - nGOori ^-no $1290 Cap (405420.3240 ybrk.' Ma-.. r P•0 due. " +e•wc t 10 ee mil. CARPET 1 3 moms err ko, pN.pi. err else Ryan s;.W 30 s0 yang I'awk- U da, FREE INFO Cal Vr^ PAO 4 "nRo"I In 24nn 905 AM 2170, Data 014N CO 5th am 27% TWo4m CARPET amoK EA. Bargain , %,i mc. Div^ Na,n n tap cover, F. Corner --lana. Met SM 00 Pow �-'Ck.w 30 SAI y41 carpel. TAkM pea arca .,MM.aor1 DOU6.E GARAGE, uv, "I vara FIN owls ..Ad doo, w..9 ••am.. t0. n ~ lass, No n 20.2 n s - P. -mg falaw no perknom 1. - SSOC ,oee nrn«ed h Ist re.,. Dolks 1$00 Aug 3G ,4)6 elf.. 467 2,79104 CAIMETS lees is ca'W 100. nylon •row sum Ie )sate ca'p.n Or nand. I will carpel 3 'ooms. $349 P•,ce ncioors carpet. pre mlum pad. e.Prl rntane iron, tent deiiwry. 1- est. mates (30 yards) Norman 68&2314 CARPETS SALE Lots of ,,pel5 t e`er, !yon slam ' ease ca'pe1 _+ rooms $339 (30 sq yo 1 krc'kMas carpis premium pad and mslailalcn Fr MOmats. carpel npa�rs Serving Oi main and w,nunblng a," Sam 905 696 1772 CARPETS- I,1 and save New ,On., nylon. Sfam less Full p•odul k„e &at able to Suit any budge, Sena, discount iilpan anp'"Mil&.7 TV es nma,e. Call and ITI snow �V- me d'"Werce 100% uRcmere serest alcr, guarameed Mike 1905, 431.4040 CENTRAL AIR UNIT. 2 tonne �.nslaued $1600, also am err c(v I. -g chock our--e,epae Fridge. slow, wasnel. and &ye, spars Call 720.7453 438-8970 Call Pager 720- 7543 COMPUTERS LATEST MYx a-' w 2 IrS ems Tl Ma':% -,d mptt combat. tie p-,,; T•ades accept ad W upgrade Pentium CPUs Intel Pill overdrive mPUs �n stop PR100 100 a upg.daba to SM $695 Sed color -d- from under s9If Used mo- dem clear P4 Im 73w Comfort, Cleawnce Cem Nr, 164 Basewie Rd Bow, macule a! exll 432 East (9051697-3059 CONTENTS Matdwlg Mona! n, A slow. (M - mond ,'.;n ml Tondtgn. $600 Double attrees. raw, s'00 ANTIQUE On- g roam sure- (cr.,,y- wood! table A -airs, but - W coma cab"'" . (2.000: scrim a acn"g areseer. 5500 Ap-sire piano. $900 E For,. e.emse, flri Call 905531-7661 "ger DININGROOM pAAWfuI hard VIA 0 M S«. wrin batt A � g„ts a' ..e naw, lomy used 'ice asking saw ass man ,.2 p•n a mull see 5:36499 DMXaG ROOM. Alar Lac, quit, naw, anw . Ian brAM 6 ^ .!.•. M,..! cap bin, IV W a hast ols., cad 427 'r9C or 416.425. osm ELECTRONIC& Fumiee- w9d, RX870 Yemen Sur round Sound Processor $400 CID 501 Pioneer Lahr Disks and Mann $400 M1890 Sub -.W, $400. Muga NO spenders $2800 Janome Sewing -.cone $,50 TSY dn"g roti^ hu(cr $4M Cammn. by haee and 1polbosrd 6 trips. dress., $400 6 Rerm os. control b•in•r and sane dam. Computer Radial. fool lel, $750 9OS697 0757. FOR SALE: Rectarv.1ar kayak pool. 16 . 24 -Ili deck 130,¢07. am ak,mnum construction $1500. Call 905-725-2059. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS cnestmeld wit" 2 bud, ,n rsq.ars and malcnmg rodter MCWW chat. 2 Amo cab -oft. glass and Oak. 3 P, OMI wall Lia. 7 pc bed- room suds. 2 Moran tabs. sen. wanmobe cupbbs f. sewng achme. York 2001 )Lara 91 wen Pec Mae. icrurrave 668- 1047 aha 5 KITCHEN CUPBOARDS. -••mpete dark o.lt SM plot pantry. course,. Ink or, sew Can 905-8313546 LE.TREK LEATHER racket a atchng reimen. brava aw wdn '.moveable line, (0410 a red) used ay Said. son Perl spat tike PAM 050 cam 905-404- 0881 a 905-2424217 LKUDATIDN SALE Wool am acc--,.s all 50% OFF Shaun also lir sae Phoma 985-2.46 Daycare E Available MAIIOB-ORAMMTNEN TM 20 CLARK, ebctrc leek UMD PIM M SM. and CLOCKS. VM bur wan- bit, 4,090 Ips , 3 wheeler, UP, usod slovee $200 and Iniandppanceo. approa 19M model Good A' (homw.l^ 8' grand, r fl.Na 188 Irlp est n 5179wand p Band pintos a keyboards. $8.spo, 905428-7345 new brand name lndges tory, reel to Own Lan» Y- 16 c t 7e05 New brand Hetbn d Opens Can Tel- UNLMITED LONG as n•ma 30 stows $449 and up New saatch .M dent ep Plano. 4331091 Lance caning n North bar frdg.s 5 C 7249 Ste PICKERWG TRIDEL Amerce from a Ii lmw pay phonson's Furniture and CONDO - tub contenn In mem of $125 For mora In APPbances 227 Court so. Outing o -glop-, throng- la-atbn call 579-4175 Oshawa. 576-7448 mom. bedroom, kachan, savkan lormture for sale M M 0 M 0 0 0 0 0■ 1N�ab4 Must sell- 420- ■ van' ■row ■■m Mwi•s, n a.Le: grey wash sura oak krtrnen caanets ' &awe's . douse almond sink with Ii. s". Kwanon rot, gd,ato,, stag lop. bWHn oven CompMe IV 15 x 12' kitchen. Call (9051420-3289. SHEDMAN Oundly wooden sheds 8 x 8 barn k,l only $299 pts In. Many off- s¢•s and styles avanable Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd Und 3. Pickering For more oro Cal 905.619-2093 SOLID wood !able (wdn ..I -r lead . 4 pram wry 9000 ctNUegn $150 Call 905-579-5545 aft., 6 oo pm Dayb•d Cmnpl.l. $189 Douse Bed Cumplele $279 Factory Maness, 1650 Barry Sl PK■enng 19051 837-0268 TAYLOR, sol- serve ico cream .crone. $600 Call lir appt 420-9090 ORKMME FURNITURE Tndn-al IN -d -i ng , Pleased to introduce our 'yaw /Horne OKice- and -Entenalnm.m Genteel We raw &deed many 'law boxf- a aurmg room oecas as welt We cloudy hNdC,at wIW we and and .No aro �st qoq fur Slvngs avertable any. al-.,, .1 low co-pildt" prc.s 905 905-6774 Daycare • Available PLAY & LEARN SCHOOL F1, -ll''-.,. l �, 2-5. halt dayprogramSeptember to lune. 2, 3, or 5 mommg; Per week - 1Ve Offer a a,mPntNm>ive P.%ram of art, music. Phonic., math & science. French, tn.mds and fun' Central Ala% kKvhon. 668-5173 I.1l- tirPltTnhrr r g,,trat,, n ■ TheThsWeduiVl'hsAdet9erCla,,sliedD�altleA ■ ■ scam>iE3dbpwidrigoraAorreswrihebed ■ ■ p�t1e511nnoe.Wtewol/daI}Tea�le)ar(aEid ■ reespormtotie 4Xsltrsbelow, ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ CONWJNMBrTs AND ESTATES WAITED Low commission, payment next day ales every Mon. Lies. and Thurs. 16 p.m. Antique umiture, applianc- s etc. Owner and ■ Courteous service? ■ ■ ■ ■ ESTATE AUCTION Thur. July 10, 6pin. ■ les King 1113. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ Auction Hall advertisement? ■ 33 Hall St. Oshom ■ ■ Furniture. appliances, ■ plus boat A motors. ■ ■ Apt, sized deep 'reeze(bke new). bhp ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ EvYtrllde, lishing motor ■ ■ e,cellerlt condixt ). 5 HP Snowblower (good ■ , CC•Idihon), table saw,, ■ A',eel barrel. computer ■ desk 8 chair. gas NO. ■ We would like tc hear from you ■ 344 coffee and end ? ■ Dees. black Water ■ _^?sterheld, love Nat ■ If you prefer, ■ ^ew). Pentax 35 mm. ■ please contact EddieKolo ■ camera. chest of draw• ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 bedroom we• war ■ or fill out this coupon ■ ,•My fiberglass about wit ■ and mail to: ■ iflercury 4Cyl. IDlout ■ ■ a.ard mow. with EZ- ■ Classified Department ■ ^- radar. I p 3Md ■ P•O. Bol¢ 481 ■ Demarg. crystal ane ■ 865 Farewell St. ■ Terms : Cash ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ Myles King ■ Auetioneer. ■ Lill 7L5 ■ 725-5751 ■ Ffk/ 5705!aLT10ri d 078 fik2Slxe O10119a2iSS� ■ ■ a w am== M M m m m m m& I Clomp Basket 11 =ef ef I I Ba�aite Fin, =ket ket ■ff fffflf■f1■fff■f ■ff■f tfff ff ff ■ff fff ■■fil■r■fff ■f ff ff if fff fill■ R _ / R - R w� ■ u -Pic: i a � f■i s ■ ■ r ■ r GREEN BRAE 1-1 ORCHARDS 655-4501 or 655-3217 HOURS • 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. READY PICKED STRAWBERRIES AVAILABLE in PICKING SUBJECT TO SUPPLY & WEATHERI, ------Raspberries will be ready mid July '-- - - ------------- M Articles 0 For Sale V Nwk . wmam- ^awl neU 4K17a.F WATER err• Con oat. Nim rya taab. ttttep Iul..m Iw a you ..W... .n h.lp CM lir rib cab • q, a 4ee-0234 .,err 5 [��,�/�r���J�'q�W�'.�• SW � NOT DEAL$ AaAXMLE Articles 1 6 . 24 mao,,,A, Kay« Wanted pod -%A.$ Owe a W. s ■Nus 'envg uq SS.1-is ANTIQUES A - Mo, 8�-y �TT -WMMr 1 iNakennigy ' ncnafnp Ns,caa• a err- �•1"np Am.. pati 44 7pw7 010 1r11bu it, . «w.. kwe twa. = ...q. pts. dtmys. •ba. • I D7'n151 - r Paters. coe.ar a ...d.a. a R,.wt B•llc is. >'Rpuda 11061 46Le0N. 1 Oaken AOTTWEILEP PUPS. b,a0nlul, e"- *we APPLJAl10Es warN.d, pan 905.995-62, inS v oke Yid, MS s rAoolirlo. NOS• 4 bol it•• b good 7 147 rom• 2 orange. 2 caao Palle Ca/ 697.0524 CWe M MRT Ill P" Np 1..r lir roue a..4 Ma NONSEDACK 1 OOG CD A Cam Goo," a -a,. prows NO,sn y.B,yM, 00.,OM bak slats a pM- - •.XDPK• WW4E. Slmdlmda no* Cam BALLYDUFF $TA•LfS, Ienlyoa Ill.ilr -dsanars wsh M Wry I 3&7A). 7062774459 ^411@ adp APpoa 471 r77_ CarwMT AN e933t 17 COCKAPOo-Yee near UNWANTED, scrap mMMd ata art PUP rip poem. vat clHsyN. MM thMa- ego.. M men. 'a" b iP real we OMR v,m,.ived tws, ::a,a. Wm rr.mes- a GII Lawn 905465- "-F or swig" Rnew 0191 .)Sall -4714 • 1 1 knprovem"ft i l l tnla vements i l l 1 rip O -"V h M Plumbing (�► CANDO SAID DOl1G CLARK RENOVATIONS INC.pLLUBING, ..ry aamin,m Lcersec ^s,,'ec Ouakty MIM Nwe aunt s rice 1975 'doling repalrsA alteration. NO PROJECT TOO SMALL 14100.21741492 new oatriol aria • Kiteh•ns • Ba•enwnts • Wkldows • Doorsfam renovations. pump • BstMooms • Etc. repairs 905-6196-5211 'r.yok, 6 - FREE ESTIkATES . - a.adi 18 YRS EXP. C.J.1s 68"172,24 HRS. MOMS IMPROVE■IIEM Sr" GOVERN. 14004M-2393 CONSTRUCTION Decks, fences, basements, SevinOurtiarn window 8 door replacements. Region 22 yrs omL ince: al ;w Pay by the job, not the hour! Additions sun decks, New work afleratme spun. 724-6048 kart. and gas work Fee 00r paid d5. screen a esomalae 9054869968 01ili re: ro0f1L5 BIC Free Estimates • 1 Ptwrxiify i DUDCLT GENERAL 5765768 • Decorating DORO CARPEIHRY Basement Apu., kee estimates. l ase • Rec-rooms. plumbing, addDM I7a$amerp$. . 1 TMS PAWING Addalons, electrical. decks, trap work. doth n� 8 DECOR drywall. decks. fin• baseboards, Interior 8 Exte,a, sheds, root r ceramic uling 9 �, European Workmansnlp 1Ms1619.29ao BOB AN DO W. countertops Bank Fast clew 15 yrs Exp. Haar HandyBaaR reliable service Flat rate or call Mara f 420-0081 (905) 6194663. NOAH HOMES all work Deb. (416) 5604663 Since 1985 new homes, Wo job is too small additions. Please call Bob • Moving 8 garages, rec rooms, 683-6649 • Storage DEL ZOTTO baths. kitchens, Wood Fres" drywall dells. tree Deus - Crain L,w. Iron • NATIONAL o,llled FIdM . Sol Pets e5brttate5. written • 1 Roofing MOVING SYSTEMS FREE astlneta9 guaranlee. Big o• sma 1-905786-3533 flat 01 houny •ales Cao Steve SENIOR AND WD 905.509.5077 MOWN DISCOUNTS mobile a ( Rescent.a Come 416729.1346 REMWA. 1101111011111 OFING. Comoaraole Rale! Custom homes [12 . all ypc. ofFreeand additions. es and uIJ. 905-723-7479 EXTERIOR PROPERTY Quality replacement xhlp Guar- 1.100-8537750 SERVICES windows arld doors. IUA dlxounlrs. fully -- sphalt driveway Contraetina ra csbrrWlesSELL IT NOW sealing; interlock (9Q51433-7695 re- M CALL 683-0707 driveway 6 patioclearing A Walxg 1.800-668-67Wf 4241744 OR FAX 579.4218 SOr.Ke (ivarapI-d Call Keith 906-426-390 y AX YOUR AD 570• . i • Mon i • Mouse • Floud• • • � • Sy • Cleaning • Ck9ankng • S4rrlps AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hart'. We now have heated storage units. Now offering tree boxes with move. Park and bad spacial, starting at $99 and Lip. RD16rrAal mom sysla6 m.i mw ar,eslp Conde cM *Kill" pliciam map am Do" .Udb. Slkr 6 N■ rot" dsmUR Fm asked" 5714UM 1.881-M4ro8 NAMIy�T16 MOVERS Mae big or sinal. we prca them all Free estewls, saran dRoaXM, scan no - nice u*m. ApWava moves. apo SWW MM available. w,,,--.. CARPET SMALyX"= 25 years etpWWCI, rest6tlwlg, MX F esMnales. D a N Our p•R, N7.170 or M7.1800 • House • Chani" rakes. Cal 4324M qAx tiles aticleALSKI IWW SEE slice NOMNKi Ouality service at IT., , Apemeens. 01- reasonable rales hces, Appliances sea Raw sp.dwt Sew MquM a Bawled and M16Morwt err ty1!-03f3 couta. Llc ra•d. n suree Fr.•Emmom ExaraBrEt BeraI, . cam 436 -TM. aavve��� �Ow yow 1'l'wttt,flt4•fM OBNWM Y1 fY1RE bigila dkX& mSPo1r.+. at. Cd PQM P.IV an , slid ist at1 d 4234" OW cal■ W 2a• -661s �� 4 GAILLIND MAID SEROCE5 SPFANa VIAL To AN new duras. 20% OFF our regular robs wath all b oOkings Of weeny NO b-KMeny MViOM (Limited ime only). 1rt4uire lir datais. Caring kw your home won persorazed i prollessional service IDr ower a decade. (Fully Boded a kmxed) gh I{63•r5us aa- i a 1 r>rdrMy a WEED CUn= CEDAR TREES LATS for hedging, ORACREAGE wholesale nRro try prices, fresh dug, delivered, 416-204174JOW planting extra. 1-613.472.39% i5 1 iJ 1 a ABM3Ai 141 - No-AiiIMon TM M Sevie•�s i S tic a KT /ria Clowns, Balloon -o -grams, Music, Cinderella, Snow Wh tae, Pocahontas, Miri Mouse, Loot Bags Face Painting, Magic, Power Ranger, Lion King, Woody, Creta Deville, Sada moon, Skydaricer t ^Aur WAN" MO" Dong Magic For Chwens Pates And AI Occasions. Have My Ow, ragman. can grow ?� � • S�irvk�ia MOT EMOt10N TIME M TlE DAVT M your droorwq n Paper wale? N You need oRo serve• CA=k aro P4bMb AM and 4110 M aaw ab tl phase ofeemi Eaa�Ayw alrilLe•M HOMO • a Beauty A ra blral way ka lose Weight "&OF txaldl � w�reB being is through Heaven sent Herbs. Kelly Reminder Certified Herbal Practitioner (416) 282-7305 WANTED 38 people to lose up to 30 lbs. by June Aug. 31. All natural. CAN now! 416.631-8837. Don't Forget nw *" A600w C as6i8ed Dept. is open, for )root uoa►tnic= M!q Sot. 9:30 b 3:00. TO Phos YOW Chssl Ad Piealse („alis 683-0707 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durfim Region can CJM" at 683-0707 or fax 579.2238 THF: NE WN ADVEITTISER W F,DNFSDAY JULY 1, 199741AGE LS ' C I Corn I Tr•iws / I F / I I F / I F PAN* / I I Awa / I Fw�R•itt Ises EN Fel pont I I Fw IMnt DFA NES DEBWN vICE me and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Can 19N 23 n Prower, seeps +1lgwraur seise, tu, naw. a aYe*g. dual Pro- dam ta,ts. clean, very ggrt 71ondir"°" $7400 OS- 1 a 2 •OIW AFT. avr ImmedeWy or July 151 At 350 Mrpa Also 2 bpm H 946 Mallon St Skirl from $595 par month all ndu v.e No pots Cap INS) 5766724 1 A 2 Bad-. Ialtl Plot 1990 QUAIL RIDGE 12 R w,d. park m„del Thermo alt �D�uas�alrte a{'IT• { s7 windows. 4 M Palo Full n III— Indgak NG Star". large deck, smd, etc $21000 000 Call MIT 6490 wh ,n OShawa and 13'. Tensility Stupng al $600. mrmh, Yoga a rove In chided. with laundry uc4r- ties No pats Call 1905) • gds very 9e^pp. food EVERYONE AWomobi4s 1PAtfISYppkMl Hoarding I I FDr Sale 1996 HOMESTEADER 12 434-2407 RABBR for sale BEMORrUI §UNGA. ..,.Full .1 • 2C Flonda "m F°"y'°' _- GREATVALUEIII Lop rabbit, whde WE FINANCE One Wd'oom, 4 - Hees Gamp pr to gds very 9e^pp. food EVERYONE Dc Pam. Inoge tun ase. Wblteoaks d some 1n net Conveniently located plOpaM stove acid oven Court -Whitby Asking 550 ODo. NO turn dOWns. E'adtnc not water, Neck. ask for Steve 1069 first time buyers, ,0.15 shed Near Lindsay a eob�aygaon • Freshly decorated I, Dog Owners Dooley Pat Weste [599 loans available Lease message belore 4 pm or suites • Close to schools Rab r $54 99 for bankrupt. .an atter 5 Dm Io 9 pill Ask o, De.sa 1gD5) 579 8 shopping w 0 Ib Pal Dog Lde gaming Ill s25. 24• bad credit no i731 Transit at door ydhsm contame, Credit. If you 22 FT nailer. 1915 li •Close to 401 All EST Bap T. a-1/ ' L lean Gua work DU drivel deck and shed, good Con- • U1611185 TME NONtX/0N I BEMORrUI §UNGA. 'No Omaha a, guM' amny LOW II garden lot Mi1d'n7 I 6 2 Diidloom, .,in scrumptloua pow ,ncluvw SWrnng at 5540 Hees Gamp pr to 6 $610 Pay�Dle. pM paved div. tally Tunnelled -1 launI=!hes 7Z3-tg dry Oasament $900 net net 2094 net Conveniently located OSHAWA I�and Ada. near Oshawa Centre Ialde. r .,. ,nd clean. 4 AgaWe Aug 1 576-6989 ole Parking ask for Steve 3 bedroom t725 • hydro. BEAUTIFUL 3-bed-rh mmal,W. F.,,IA . 571 p.enul,va nom m sh Oawa. aA^ 4599 oSHAWA ,w......, on ravine Ict garage. all utilities included. 2 quiet p ncems UhIyren, avaew Aug tsf adno Fast unI lrlctud 2470 MEM I11001mOmh 17051 778- I TOWRhOU71e! I Toamltou909 ro 'BQ dud I For REM I F S"Ang call OWIW 1-416 FARMHOUSE ) bed ate• 242 9223 atter 6 D m rooms double Par garage. OSHAWA. bad,00m barn and pasture malty IR sunny . pt sr mam noor B,..kbn area $900/mo H'.ge Pal n .ilchan. ft" (rent negotiable ,n .. � ".e. near slopping and change for labour) R4.er 1011 SIMCOE STAMT NOM ohs route $760 an rnclu- slicers 655-4231 3 Bedfoorn TownhGusp Units. s . Ava-lade August 1st UVERPOOLIBAYLY 3 Utilities Included (,all 434 8781 bdrm man Iloo• A "gal OSHAWA < 1 low M'C. Indg4Siay.. ash- Stove a Raingerator. 6. a ran- y d tion in, sale on she in a Included .epsmber st wxne,. patting. close to e. I'o" $5 99 Dog son Call the Special 7' ,n pea. Rice Lake els Irani s599 Dog sum 53r•DD olio pus wlancs 2 from$? 5. Pati, from 5900 99. 7 Finance ,a•, lea Ess -fish from 1735. Fel,(905)723-5413. Department so n. PARK MODEL. or. I(905) 668-7332 Sheridan Chev N F 0 Cobmr2 Sleep, a nit Olds Pickering^s Neh..rr a swim .ng. lis,. Yg x hall. . $2OOrwk Ply r,nag,d by LalKldorB TaMIN )905)706.6498^. St3.5oto buy. IPJ hK. t,�umood arlca 4 pc dam. prwng r5 700 (613) 475-592t0 From $846.00. Rumor, $650 as midusrva 91 HGHLRIE. 2 npours. 1 EXTRA LARGE I d 2 Ped oomis, n Norm Oslhwa ar,a"wt �,. .� .1 a a oath. tur Large Dale" aulet buorl ^..np,lwn. 51300 canned nlshed Ann a coMnrMd "g. $596 8 $ese 01 uph- '.ap 6664531 comlort Shad t ith aeo' bee. ceble. paring maud- Mortgag 949 natel kith rand Inpg. Ful ad Aveaae July 1ST& Au- CARUSO AUTO SALES - .185 OalrA Patin 18 h SOM9 gust tST Phwe 905579- HONDA Accord 4 dr loaded awning Seeps 4 551,H ourgundy, aulc. $1995. '489 TOyoTA Twoe1. 2 dr. $17.500 on via Nes69 In Pan. 705.7932491.r OSHAWA 'Bloom St. W.1 :'.,e. $2995. 1967 HON (905) 623-2675 Large 1 6 2 8 3 bedroom L0. Preude. 2 or. wild.. RENTING 1997 Hard op aPanmrYH n awn low $3395. 1909 HONDA Accord EXI, a w black ,err •r ,lets. -1, $325. tea Dia" Close ro 401 6 GO per" Available a.1,. $5395 1973 Motor 'ong -4.14 $200' son. f2251" $ 'mmegaiely. From Ni 1 •Nmy, 2 •.^ SCII-19 AYAltable �mme. Patting al Auded. Playground Area. aC. '� nation- Prrvah sn- e darty. 5875 . nnlrs Call Close t0 5cnto016 and �oPp'ng' t,�umood arlca 4 pc dam. prwng toaeCt 805953.8681 From $846.00. Rumor, $650 as midusrva PRIME PICKERING lora. Call 905-721-09M G-11"14536 bon sem, P,,,. 1 -1c. aPl nonrr•"7 still c-r7,ua lin. PICKEPING Immaarlate railed 'fu(KJ VT " .,us cnieho,A. •ac�enas, 3 bed- rq,w •. dregs b Casen..r; f120Wmo wol'as. SSW last Available August Can a Mortgag 949 • Mort 9a9eE' apanm'i Sop- arae enhance. laundry. 905-6971551 6 I Insuranlx • I Insurance no- smoker, no Oats. Vei- WHITBY I bedroom loaded. lowest. CO. Dasi Ment 2 wooWR ace p„sOM, only $79#5 IW2 SE a OM, s IpMO. WANTED: Glad goal court Avrebte July t $675 905-420 raSrJ Pu,gal.w Using. orwg. Iamnyroorn. 2 does. T -..--d •^,! MC! Ica? awh the".U.'ovalc. retaking money in MLM and PICKERING one bed- draperies' d0k,ble garage. 3 12M pus uhf Na Network Marketing.•7 Tired of aPl one- ^^zr .ep •ata pals "vai'able JUiTlAugust Endlessly Recruiting? Tired of End - alliance. aiAry $540 rclui F'spear 7217568 lessly Motivating? PREMIER LAUNCH sutaw lir one No peesLimited ,7 � �r ;+13.51 Pin Seating. Jorylslh 696 -OM2 J � Townhouse$ For REM For reservations and into. call SOUTH AJAX 1 Pal., Pd I . amnm 0sa11tle. $,so in -luvve Mr! ,mined No 1-888.301-1752. 22 $3995 as 5 OP 95rwkry per mwBi lRhwle 905576 'n" '" • �'„"' 3 D•dreom ��.,v-nnuse �n "+88 Pontut tempest. Bmdun (905) 655-9176 4255 AJAX. new 2ced,nnm OelYsryal Haly?JTOa7nline SP75 .6T,0 WI .ell aintained tam1lF rack. aura $1995. 1988 TRAILER 1989 wakw seDawle enhance loge surly 2-pdrm 06th' Rontda Condos Ny-liM. OSHAWA 'Blear SI) Large '[ Cdrm OSmI apt ^'^ON. Fra4 A ONtwan / • F.,,a Range, PCkup. baby 38 n y -V v. a or Pam family 'home. laundry. le apt. av'rill, a 'lime Bad, ad, nd10Os 4 appm,nCOa, vac Rlftih I for Sala e. staroad 52495: CAN 30 " tack w r aluminum est 8 i tr._ , Lip n"""'I S lynay Home. arcade e'9 ,awry W/O Dano. sap Sri i0. • W UM I,I uiwbes Parturg, dose ro .e'bm,s candied. 1895 awning Many Owes in Close b 401 GO P.U.c" bul"Ing Sap 1. $800 month NM Ord. lit. bath. Wirhyoorn 9 YY•'Ds In stood{. r 8rrienrlien Seel CLEAR 'MAZER AREA. 3 PLAZA 900 - ,nnents Rd 11M t)). cklde. 880. elecMc lawn smriokr rb DOM 427-7789 Caw. Lc. Pa,kr•g, no 2 Dca,Danlcy 122 Colbonte a'•9•ts P'%"Pt'19 NOad aur, to mower. 10 h sn ladder ng Available ,mmedeNvy aver 6p ill smoker/Ors. $875 may Day. 60-6911 i' E OsnawO MDt 434 0eory>m r rO :n•h -vn7 zoace Two bad - From 5600 rmonm Peons rem rooms THIP-they5maEr.s, 725-p7{S 3,y2 pC_ BEG ;nrata ru^.. -ooms, an surµ 3 pece- P1.1686-3803 Asking $179% VI as 9055764255 AJAX. C -Pole basement $390roore 438-9864 to Ali- hio'r cnr m17 blvd Datfno.In alga dnn¢W- Rivereppd RV Pan. oechebr 'tat. miyy, AJAX, 3 DOOnOOm town b vee D,Io1os 905 - 579 ITS CANADA'S BIRTH- Hwy.35. Lindsay, Ontario WILSON OLIVE ama.2- 2 awe, me, And ac YsouM NEAR OSHAWA Crtoal. 2 SOUTH OSHAWA -.�us, near LaM. hnnnald 3)88 'rhY'r0r^•. pOH. !rge Ynpn- OAT AND CENT AR Phone 1-705,3241655 P.,:, APT avanaw u0gra0f Cupboards HAS FLAG WAVING Drooled. "all car cat team' aPl n dein girt '-" .. .. - _awment. 4 ppkrYcals. Two brtwnes Hyde W% PRICES TO CELEBRATE TRAILER A n Golperh Fal- A,9, Flyg• stove, her Smcklng Ok S600,mn ,n- 5 ur., Du'Id,% nM u rPhy trosnlr daooraiad sem, gawge CIA 51.000 pus, OLE" -1. Pa. CONVERTNLES. ren nude ado a room. d hydro ncuded $742 r tlusve Negrinablit Avail "Capri. ',~ all Pa. laundry 1a 1lhlys. 2car avail root^ rine 'amity pan. ^9 pod taw rc. TMeO TRACKERS. A DOZEN ". Aug . 7. P^via Mtw^C• COrOohyn Man- appYances Aeturee. As deck, snag at FrdMyS 5656 Carpe. Pan 1905814x5 r5 111'dr tri (9651 639- Dann 1289766 Holl••, Dr'5. nom 'PC c•"'^9 57 m�nur•S b OPIUMS >fMOs all mwnOpe cpverngW Per"mew 1901 PONTIAC SIA481R0 INI VANS, TEMPESTS. CORSICAS. SUN BIRDS. Resor. Polon Bev or n laundry me De/tm. 263 ATTRACTIVE 2 Ded.pdm MISS S 5 a U75 r nduvtM Mabe Aort�ng Port W fifty. "oar Gw w 9 mora rol"Ohn araH f229.D00 uu 905721 AUIOnl0p49 CAVALIERS. Eg ,109' Oaa ossrooks Pare 8369 or evemhgy 263 aPl nonrr•"7 still c-r7,ua lin. NEW 7rmmd Por ,•r9• s,rrge o coupe Nop- 579-1869 r cnieho,A. •ac�enas, 3 bed- ads $275 ee•Yhy 905 4951 door aWo w CaldrbOneg, ngin,or sale 124 C»aler 'o4a d. auto SSSOC 1905) 697 0757 2571 n.e,r .•nrlaled vitt { 001- t.-M4m 40 '^ ro 479 Barry St Ear. Aim moms. 3 oaths. 5 applianc- 434'r16a SL. 5.7 Mr* on". 1u11y Dr month N. Pats, non- loaded. lowest. CO. Dasi Ment 2 wooWR ace p„sOM, only $79#5 IW2 SE a OM, s IpMO. WANTED: M101 2 BEo1100M aparmiem. dean Nva' downtown Oshaal11. no.atr tin sn whnDy 4 appwarK». f6smonm nauaw v$tiAWA -: reerCO,h '�.9e"ga 5•DOOJmo pus uli'aT9- CLEARWATER.^ b*irs. I OttJQ•� FOF 4j`E$e 1ee4 PONTIAC Oansema A 1 SS A!. 55.995 1983 Camaro. V6 Private not a detaler. 1endeE eett•rOl'. ,ARM ser 'erg. YncJen sepa.aN an ••arc. I.mPNca. nChgive, l WlAV Ave Avatiaw AuSur t IVAM ,7 � �r ;+13.51 Pin noir; 2arlT.anrrI! 'rJo"1 Aug lo Can 905-837. _ TrIUCBSI nNtnrt un r oWM 0„e y s .wc.nent 2d. auto SIP•, A 51.650 1909 Trout Sole f0( Pal., Pd I . amnm 0sa11tle. $,so in -luvve Mr! ,mined No Aug 1 9054367939 Cr1905-665.9t1SO BRIGHT ONE n•eroarll M "':•'btr:a•.a', stain SOUTH OfW WA 4 -wdma^ ^tignous• Doohs MI 1u0. aKE SAIERNO .ral�a,r ,7M'r. 1N,DmD W, aslenq 0 r n •wtrr. rep. Sal. .. �. •_.. 1985 - J 15,F N oets Cap 6865793 AVAILADLE Ah"Vet 1. DAS•„a^I aprlmenl 2 b,1rm apo I wnnr,,,�a :os• .oar p•acr'•s and Ly!or i ;ednwmsCa- 5659 AS Taleplbmi. 54.295. 1990 Caaeat DIrA PMury Ior3e0 •a !-W., 94001 ,Yew eros. ? 6ED11Op1 apo reef L,MrDOC' 8 Say" Nwely renovwad Oun, +p 2 7d, •^'• wi'Y:ut !0 OlckYrd !O ftnnphW Snap' an0 401 O urwe and YCDwn ^ g i' 750 an �ndusrv• imaclyr �n,1drM •Sr- oma Y175 e••k:r. p^Oma on, hie '•PDC Wya1•m. µAy 470.054 cMrn. 510995 1993 As shad '^an.A1 cavy. .w CMnawa C+nne a^d 401 'srge be*ems t, Avahlable ,mme6 $5170 rI 7• 90Os ngtr, per 'VAOWm Arrlaae .,m•. snnwn n our nom. rum,y,.d. y tight, W 'u► nbmO CREW PRO•LEMS, On tro Mendetl. 90t9•o"s Prl'Y 5x.996 1993 Ford tM11F urei,ed. 52400 V Pan, laundr Slog k,Kri.r,, deerYgn- yrw- mclurr., hncuargi ode wow R.alfonaeo Ier�,s r'wey, 1917515749556 '9,5,683 -SSM ekr. dranwasrw Good sevnrwnylMtwYa- me f0o1 tinarcin U-1- 9 bedad. f8996 L_ sro "'m "'mar, 6,9,-4m AmiabMt Non Aug,4++0 groan CAC GAG Pnrr• ,slast Morel Orhawa Call 437.1099 rIr SD'n LOW mD. mrd Sala DISREYIORLAROQ Lw� ohnii 595 so0 r06.MT- perwMrlh trot' 5500 19N Su 1960 Sunned SE. rr a'A. ewaaawk Smoker/ Prrr,ed f60a laundry' SW . 41% ua 6674 wspHlwle. tae SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 ,r'o,s air: new vie !tad 4 3435 or 905 430-2N9 MM" Payne, s tram lady owner VOOOss 19M SUZUKI ',.KR 750 mo poer". 5740246 SSM NONTH OSHAWA .rtra (905) 721-9741 -.,goon ,ownPcn* c4W Tr.. PiKe n, var.Aeon ,► mft norm of Ray 7A, On $150 OAC Cava. nWs. $5.695 N? Sveance. 1800 km n,.,y 5 enrlel Re lid A7, Ill• 'am (Port P" East AVAILADLE IMMEDIATE- Irga 3Don". 2-m,mtgo"' 1 r scnodf wry sea -ping Parrs .'^r.^ Plus •awl CallW Pare tM1 b 1981 Alley Palo. good Car. $2.500 59650 won cvr Oehl hap• 2M CONDOM" 2 Dom Ly. ,n rnth, AV �:"'•r`9. b,. rg. ION* pak.Ihr•s 1- OhlE6Er Sr •SO'rwo r inclusive Felt _arises w^Jas 'a V r I 'ra1Nn Auto so, L1d 792 Shmcde 1985 DodgO 600 corwert �w 's we nn Pkems' .ra. nooN. 'gw- •MYnM. 2 ADt Pan a Bow 5700 p• aD.G.us. ;;ar tat Hely U~ .' . "I Wr1aw Aug t baU,.ns roti Anordaw with engine no walk In 5148 Sear S.i,th, Oshawa 53 650 190 Caravan 7 9 . 'O1O'a. wry oho CAN 905 no Bosomy 2nO now unit parer. tem baav'I lbw t f�9 DelD•••'�m S,n'c0. x -0....,.t0 area 905 5749956 gays Ch1 905 -7^. ,606 • PI4M 605 72p-3362 SNIP, 4 awo errs 404-0681 a 905242.6217 uM ncI ratLWt Park" b M. snoDpng. aI A n. Man Jkry 1r { Aug 1u 5450 ^tom 'at 'norm 'e^r THICKSOw OUMOAS. WARTED Re"Se II oo. PEC "' ESONT NEED A VEHICLE? Poor $4 995 1992 Hyundai TARO PHONE NUMBERS. tw moa vii. cap a,yl+rM "" �nck0.d. '�•stT.v •,rad. C0"905)57455M only wl,el gOoO n.dt AvaAaa• ntm.d,eery Dein• >wr Re _ :".ioe I....rg lir 2 'am•ry caeogo nd Mia '.•ort No crad,rn 6rM. auto ScouPa to ed mint 19051432.3643 1.For r04. T1b M f7•ls 1 oavxr 1675. OU1/( AMD WILSON. ,7•_7229 ^,.a rr n N0 { m F 0r'.da ,ria Fob st 'atcOatin ri tleu rapt, Cap Trace r 90 s- $5965 Alb E Marine 2 DOdnoorn. s"5 3 bed- 14.2. Ong" 2 0.0•o,- 2004nou- p 'xa„0m1, 51050. Ayrcn 9# ►.•er AlAp1. Lary. IpaCyuW Wtee gut Lai is 679-1600 w I M9-254 Can&*. 1K Keys st- W.. OMr.a AI IMIOlawn MOIL Ono.. sa o l -op- RETIREMENT HOME (nehr) luny zldn.0. totally WHITBY J BEDROOM T flow Fr. •oolw 5640 -aI 471- :anon Y. $675 ^ y. par ^7 TMIO eOOloom. 5671.^0 m . •geek 9105 Leat EwIN. For- layers rock -q -ne" $673 2 &4 3 16731can rWPl SYw 7=1-"69 an SAW O•dt 7.74 ckRrr. A. him awn 'e on. o.Creyn 5562: m0 TIp-44" aha ►ort Cnarbla. �Conand•„^7 e•droam c4nagw I.wn ts" •OMMEVILLE lir del'. -when cvalbrews �pp - RACFMLOR APT n pn. 'sNau. ,WS)4369W noalin�• a Par. $35C•wa•a We ala, floe. »s 51 :700 w owl ee,M Y••r trekiYde-. ''mil en lakee DowsaM a vee nye >n lrvrpopl 2 OEDIIODM AIT Aral an "ydr0 ►.tin• 'Nano ROOm& ^aWe Wr'd .artt !o ••m W Ppn' leaekalt •'•w""Y'n4 alley 4{A44t9 RUST CHECK : ;+; DUN CLOSING court NO Ig.(905) "a., 1367 Fupy !urvsnw s•c .row ? eadMam sM Awa• outgo rear O C and M,Ptown Asw Au ' t 4 I to, Ftent _ ^'^9 feeson FleOa tlaa4n¢ 9pg4 aalkrYg NS- 436 706779-70N TOPOTA Twcel DAS S! Wfs• r98y ory eM SSN, mnmh,Y MUG Par. -g auMry 436-6042 9 ar 9,5242-t45] -CIO' Wagon ,704 on toy rtv G M C Trscke� 'N k. oW Marine Sales. A MUST sn! orlawO. 2 Call 63837' 1 hntlod» ulnn,es 'pus• b b uswn., nw rad $4400 calshad 'Nit ,•dr;. ,- Apr n a 3 vie NIL Iwo "we i3.ayn,ul 2. 'NCM Cart,. Fulwer: TWO alOdreeOe. 5611.1. r .- .. _ _ ... ._ -c. > --. D• Yxa NOME ��)�_O�8vY•r� Drays. root rack, wro. SISOe4.r E5 tally bayed J10.000nN.cY Coner...y.ary nulKng bad- Ac•,n-,wnt .w. A .a. •n pet rn-,647 •x. D.d••.n, 1692:mo ..n, downtown win." ^ I I Fa Sim to Lend 181 DOOkm, e.lI OmI l- $2396 C•mhed 1967 Ad Mblra A Baele CMN. wet Ary secure Wound hoo- 'n Pck•"n 5791969 Mat Ml.. nc�uo.n pay one noulaw s65 •.o t@,Wd $3.200 080 O6 ComNca Zama 147 h. IAUIYdr1,. wMa. Ya,d end avO4a0M wnmad,aary AWaIMI[ MOW. small � "Idro Prwn. Osneala sawn Mr O C a„0 II'DOwe Cru 6461636 "n 19}2 .�� f?496 rsrellad 1947 - m abtY M Partng On Qua roil. np lyra Ca n nn• Pr:,nom owN Midtown earl tat o n'wasga "AAL �FPCRTUWTr•••' Co na{ a,, uRafa Gane. NeNw 4 q'kr'a•m. a$2 90 UUON tU.w ce4M S?•orw,amr•h •'chuwuv. tie owlab"m 46F41.47•-' _ .p.rlrnrth naw. wnaMa Ale�? LARGE lurnhaM. mw/, P,r•ay r•nvar.d » ^.w , `• Ir`.,,- OBTAININ A LOAM o M v6 ut ft 796 Ort. . O,Y rr•w •nBM 92796 • ! ,NMMCes. NO CENTRAL AJA%, oA • Ion III f465 Por nIa int^ .ani• Pia prrva,• 5 ."r ""``•• "•^ a •S NCI :WA Tppall. ar. car~ 571-0225 a ata. I,1ry PETS 66•,x3? Plana. m.r• ap ,.an Or`OI't 4 '`wry^^ -^9 'r'b'udOd ►l'o^. WESTNEy HEIGHTS. 2 IM..r,m pc oath � ..cunra rr,.r-. • defies $5'IC t,+•'. wad YREEO 6011E $1 -1, l flees t. 1$Dp aM•µrl 9736 655-5010 eM m•weg• apPl•^Cas sap..ae en !rMte Arrh Aug, $525 57, 5291 lir m,prmr•or And -N 4Hbnks'rn vp.rat. M' •rtcrer ,;� 3 a PrIN Nor smoky fw10,^Yonm r„aWtAar Wr+abe �1m•. ,rad. 'air;J,S"J" yr n. COY►AseE$ CHANGE UPFNOWT M4O,thurs. M. ]02 wro !1296 ort. 404-9754 IOee Cela PMYNF ryi we • 2 ton w+p.rs.wt AJAX QabA Towara rua uwrw.gv efJ- m oNE. •no two ts•aoom •40th 4 pw waral l 01" �2t96 D0nul 'u � • ea m FEE&. OTHERS auto n.,a pant. J 1 '!6. 4700 Tlwokeoh AGM SDAooua acAn^,.na .,.., pis r ^bel jON �ethion EOLITH AJA' tMMt ••••7• N.ro 9•mAr' �00 Go,o.Mu Br•.� �vP 1>N- INOT R 1667 ,IMV .k.. 4 (6500 Ono. q4?TTI 7.N !o sl CENTRAL Olµri.e. ,: m* an wm O"`On9 a..4ebe ar'yenne welcome no engirt 4CCo n.Ir•. Lie rtY X1'1 la•. cnuT o W6GLaTfO THAT wow aro good COriel11on, d 1,1 G Two 4-' GO Nal. ewne Tim,O CrMnl pui0r 06 a•2a nadmoomw $100 b f1000m-Mt { ROMery. g•P eat -M7$ ;. uk�r%dt�hOYYg1 VOU MWUTIGATE hall ifOa AMng $1100 w e a Mer A. COX 775 AutOmObH4& O'DAY Rheeee 19 .�r.up ^aOgwwa SxOsrww Ir "n- lin Care f596 SOUTH Orhaea Cr 7211006 181alTBY A,Ag 1 2 ealb TpNOLIGHLr BEPp1t W.HIIIf t3U Wan160 i 9 •w„'aa Pam -Mrd 'nth. F,om Sets Call 6b -N71 EAST OIIYewa lotalten ,a OME A HALF daaawnaln '•.'-^ caswm.nr 5650 n- nip w f66reesk .;r, Ken • Aav COMTRACTl. 1M•u. !WI eekc- krur T JO O rw 2 D.0ro Wert M $550 aW-., dna tA.Oroam uyave Pnw». Ylmwrde. DM7o5Onw' 9054283225 �7 �Pa� a,uny owd" 133 e, 5220 - rubad a 7 5 5 ra 51500 '. - .: aP :An a I—., >, any C"bon "1rA es"""S.. woo. ,rae4r. liar, many ,wNw 6500 Cal gw2ul AJAX. n•boohn Dew mon• aF' Ourr WtI••t tso" 7287344. 4:N- $M Pager 432-5107 vw1 s.•a!w b A OW A Pace bpi +4c11.r•. dose b Pas apraek nrtranp � ry? Dennis Maoryn a3T-9500 a I $RA19d Aeeo61p0600n I � OBO 19#5 FZ 750 4M waws•a 24 nr proasWynOl 19051 lance. tl8ckyrC Cow l0 CLAREMONT. a .1y lin eM0�45 WHITBr Ouwrn k. t i • MIRilIc1 $2100 0 00. 473-0764 pIck 'u0 Fra. Toli CM WT irgspsistai anp •" wn ", 4 Appanc�w. •pis••^+•• •• bad,- 2 wdr.rwn apt. In 'Hen. HIM HY1NIDA1 f+iN 4 19051 7085740 ran Orf. 3x00 to a6Y $060 v'cwr. .;OSI 03 sspr+M r'an.w. Par"^7 s,rgN nb Stroke, ols"WA IFwendpe ► F Sheet p'r'dv'4 I,pY rae6 81acHT .....:. :-. Pan{ n MORT7AGES - -d. Pow r1.w d.tcr. inwr A i A AUTO- We pay 1407 67M Pe11on. ,, Pars. 11550 PlYo A Audi rope ne+ :...r OhM 1 and 2 bawoarri a9M 7601 _ 0.0 -P. • s l • and "yr F �Mr1ap S-a0.Oe. awukn cNle1D•. 20• rw fT 199 cerA O w MO S•D'Jp: GN On tie MWAtIOT'ANr :)•ap lir. AJAX - OOdrooln baa•- nun•d'M'OY 19051 649- $725 So +Yck.r Dr,en Neer MM Mrweet raw WbwO M96 ZS p ,mau- veal CaaM. M/r- an close, ek CWYwe Cert ,�. - r -,w •atOn µMY ••1%uAu appy 4c OIM CON 905-570- sod MI l+AmhC4pn, 424 year Cap kin antiane. N m.,l,,, J,nnr.„,, M'ro -' •„API s4Waek N- 19'7 412111-76 77 Ooh SM -404 1.NO titwnoa.�rs •1 PkYan Iio 7 any& 30 mw sarnr pull., . Vt i ii rad4. 2 oma i trance. w. CBWe, 3 Pc CLEAN DPIMW 3 oeb SPACIOUS woo a Pay. 141 $350•pr mor ( W SrNcee tie PLYMOUTH Acclam. ice NS -4w5003 r 005 papa aic Pad. we tra0e b, er d •we 0.0 kill" a rove b Parr. moor Cpl r loo I - d D. Wneo 2 and 3 Dallastown IeHITBY oM DW r41") sm36ta Gruhed TW JMkm eaa� 709-5234 wM.B 14 h per moor { I.M.ry.. M11e be aw'q 15N a6F7907 py, ,o••n Dar'•wd Fall 'n¢ can ulr'dt9 M gra APN a•a• r POP and •a6 �alWri 51 Soma wlel wlelhun man icor apt OfeaarO MOUTH WEST OSHAWA. 2 1110"1 DEALT, a D'<a .e .,. vnM • I t6uM1M6 419 $2.400 GM Wil ae,lar (005N7}2Sp a18ST. anN Seprwyr 1 :barn. paH fl,tyw,OeP Aug.ala' Swc,err Ns I— O.co•radK wcra Chow 631-2361 KENNY'S AUTO AJAX. 3 mill- nova• $7510 •*400 $7*4m poet b sdeol$. •t'paP'tg ckr0ad Pier eo,neown. Y O attar• mm erg. D.d. aWw orrny eek. oenitrr s6a FORD Eaoon e•9rAn REC I REtrDatiDIW or •.rl t') Tlraecn Ate- DOWNTOWN WHITBY. :wOrk Go SPM^ IN hi ri�rFr�ihoOr roared 905 eorkwg Drolee - with nsrprW Use Or 115 Ar'aOwon Wlyq BECOME • FroMOaewr ALE am.•m Caasw. its. r alp! fFlF55(100 veRlc4s woe Aug 1 M60•monm eau -M .garment bu,harg. >AUG CCM 7264p3 637 -OM a r t cwmm CrWr W 'WS) -6"434 opo" �'w Sun aW 13 24 W n ,rekr.o, •,;•s ,r S D,.p., C . +•10949• Iad Eacepem (05) 606-7776 4.9• D..h w, pm W.. OENAVIA badmen 0/MTOv SOUTH $3I5RYo Aug No CCM ,tl .m , ,• .c 'OMMh o, O.W* n Commit A••'n9 52.960 905.4346779 Cash Oil the spot AJAX, ,mneGary- 1+t0• T.S6X p• a0N Jwv DxaYYYL7. a. M br,gnl 2 badroom Cafa- gOS 576 -mm �rN pow .y wry Pall _aa '911aC way l4P 1M101 nOw1y-GcoraMd APawrk, AUG l month FhMNet Caa Ang . to 1A.1N AW ,n Wel esla , BRAND NEW NEVER arOl a• 4okry to POOOIa .M � �r Ai 2 u 7 r: rr?4 roan. 7.aµ , c.2r vin +qe. a. be. paehwa awmMm Su1M (9oShN44009 'a wa# Re 713�1� r h~ rt.,•'pp'rk°°u Sop 6 ()"1" 6 lie ,33o�SG.aR - Pall to b• w 4n41oya. $41 DC5 ING,. '" N'rtO Ib Pact -:.m•. r n 1000. ta'mo,t quad maporlraM eonnq Coo Omental. CIAO, new so- • I SPICE -11VED ••..vas :amnwMp. 2 inn Too FrW.ee 24 ,puns Pr► cswOlrr 53900 or nwt of •, 1N7 IW vaYStrr ,y Cal KM S, Cdo Cao 190S)1-4ow p•/0" �'D1e Ton" weµ' FREE RENT- Lave 2 flew $a.er•h•rt OSHAWA � bCF POannce, -0,4hg personal 4101 $au11Na on t 1a as87M-4636 walsOw•rA SOOT kaded$35170w bell Oiler (905) 509.551N -bomb Latah w Pam, No amoh $600 'Mieve ist,14V apt. H N- cnar'gIt you P,owde I.wn'g ! b X, !�,; 2 Oedrry,^+w Fieeroti Pan" r. D r,wt buMMhg eller and No Pts $725m0 inCluaM Wan OSHAWA M Months Free M. fru. kMs, Paw d 3Mlr y+aekd opportunity n FOV, �r W (416)452-1757 .,•r'^t 60560"773 TAro lir aur 3 Clrren Rr- Uppor bow 3650 Pr, mo Aug 1665 -OM3 R4N ",. 3h k try n sc a . Arm deeded soo•es 'O IAM tuu wOMnu1 nr6 aro Isal EAGLE Talon Tsk •wnicwa 'Opr80. COX 432 dwwe AvaI- July $55C E00 $C. �TAL SOap1w TOy- am tin ;assam CD~. (416) 32&8061 sm '5 578507 WWTBV,n,ntrMo OOOYao,n bona O0 300 $ wioo0. term, Hinder awns. CNMbr Ow'9• vMyn s Mr•• Jen yow oast tell, W-etMN OrN.. ac. 134.000km. they IOOMa. ANY SCRAP Ca ,;, T•..a wanted cwn wee �.: nut RaCf90tlOnil I YlhlCl!$ {��j� i•'..l ON R6CI09t1pR01 RKrMti0R01 I WhenS 4 S4v.ns I'leaRt, LM 906 668-7777 40 1.200 01 R 2KI Note 1 600 q A. man Ce 4342u7 9a• Ilwpau. ptrMM own Suvn•ss Pan COIN ,Ove ret, $1,D0, tMges �wwnq 6 WOIWIO mrH COndh.n. +Ming $9500. 05.686- ToP Cash Qac Free pito- �R4Cn0a1lOnll W:hIC)d 1 VfhICIEO r4S54132 Fwvydwl. .41 623-471"do "'r""9wN 905155-x139 16912 uP Call 1905431.4333 or WMTOY, bedroom. 4 BEDROOM oacksc"! Per"mew 1901 PONTIAC SIA481R0 4347489 LE. 4 dr Mdan. 4 ,, tub. AUTOMOBLLES and P.,p5. , , amrtm Vamd. truck. wanted III a.Mp avy S2, 00 tun Very Olen My conation. any a" 'n and Put Malt de teen frit wmowal In Or Du"A'" Asking $5800 Phone John Region. Cash Paid Also atter, 5 P m 725 Pew reedad. '75 b '87 Chew w 7842 MuSTan L%. a GMC Pickup lir Paris Cal OsnaM 905.431 as"I1500673-2658M �7me. 190 Chili~ Calor, 4 CASH FOR CARS! 'AY door aWo w CaldrbOneg, Pay used wxucits V hcw. P... iOdq 87 k. 41d new � Dem running Cora - conation. 57900. 905138 2909 Por! Cat 4272415 a somal W.w And actaa..nes. all 50% OFF Show" ato lr ro 479 Barry St Ear. Aim 19N CAPRICE CL/LSSIC r MURAD AUTO SALES SL. 5.7 Mr* on". 1u11y Dr month N. Pats, non- loaded. lowest. CO. Dasi Ment 2 wooWR ace 72.00oams alt. non- WANTED: ....ki. one owner. 514.50 434-676 Nearly new 1904 FORD MUSTANG model GM V6 Car. GT Loer mabi Chen, Under 24000 km. Pad. WOOD Mina, Italy OR Phone Pan 5 spead. v8. 5 him. 1T MrmmMn rams. AIC, 1-519.884.2753. loaded, kft%u entry. Mach 460 CD platin. E.- Private not a detaler. 1endeE eett•rOl'. ,ARM ser 7C5-696.1360. ,705) 653- 1995 sacrdce M sls-Soo. Call 5600 Mhsh" Waugh. 905578.4MB, lelea woe$• -TELECOUNLOSCA_ say Aug lo Can 905-837. _ TrIUCBSI T. Grand PM SE. V6. I Sole f0( Pal., Pd I . amnm 0sa11tle. boo- 2 Daeraoms. Nh- o Ing . Position opporUft ODOkmfcereaad And ground Row AC I. ,shed W -town. *850.9 rP 5890 CY (9051866'4754 1995 International. 22' 5 19M GRAND PROt BE. Nibs Rngl0 "ie. Prw PIL PIS. PAI. Craw. DT466. loo mrly rIw parts TO, Amif CafYW, aeNr• to list. Bile to prow askln� SoSo0. Caµ pY syWm, 79.000 kith. 514,500. Call 683-3020. V. Tony 72t OgN 19M GRAND PIAN. V8. N $159,90 28 Sitting. 434. Vx w S . ads. PA. P/w. Otho eI. ar 141tmMI IkiN Panty systab, 4-dow, ap" Mow M.0 i 7051 N9-4579. RIaAIAK Summa Really pro, 67,000 highway kms. des Flaem Febaleee CAMropa Baa. $13,90. Like rw• one 7"0 DODGE CARAVAN ewekr W51B3'302p. L -E. Excepuwulty, -:Marl. 1 1984 Jape GL Italy IPadad owM, yehide Options ga 56 k still urger warrpty bre ncludng power Patlk age Aske, 55600 cern aMlrg $U90 Crl Jason Asking 14900 2. lied interest III Cal (9051- 5796836 1994 NAM MX3 (sNr) U000km (an assn) fall Iced (M Mather) St 720 I Treikers 00.0 Cao 05404-0881 terra yrd D -or 5 closing $161 90 Op.. Hous. Sunday t.4 433 tice Rd Open Sr Brb Son Cal 905.416-t 024. U 9052421217 on b6..0 A 4095 1996 NISSAN ALTIMA. tgN TAURUS. 28 11. blgrgold). 87,00 hms.5 seeps 6. new Oeck, Shea . sod a, cognhoreg lull on site nianovlew Traler poWn. ABS. MCMIent COR Pan,(Shadw Late, CoM Orion. Ort 515.50 Owner Ccnk,'Norund. Hwy 35) 9ailv'9 COMPOI car (905) Eacrlent w, I= hsm 031- ng S950 pOvd 031- 509-1075 6674 "00mg i ur / Irlduftria ser NOrtr Easl OsnaM. HAAR SALON nn, sale 4 Slabon ., bJMment. Ors. btey cekan, lits J? Dom, launcry prYlrlq_ np • units, nite a aPy,.Antw. 2 pains. ,yes ,Par. tuirfr'ad emach room great '. PC4tbr Buy 100111. sen tomorrow Over r l - DOS, avail Sgt IV S65C win fi.pece. clow to wg CCR 9057?8-9902. or hChave. 576-750 2 Shope Fa Reny r soa 772y4342 Xi Son 905.4323029 VJWMY: Be&.0w t Obm IlamoO^ ah3G s0 n low 4 BEDROOM b.nge'Ce. LIQUIDATION SALE - ap Caw. oldo-, Ali SaS, P., -,in pyo rye. x 5500 pert 'norm to no IwO new 2 NMS Hard- wood noo,.nq. oaw call- W.w And actaa..nes. all 50% OFF Show" ato lr phArces nduped $650 Can 250 762 5653 aMr MIs. canedra crags, full sm P-wo 965269 Dr month N. Pats, non- Spm Dasi Ment 2 wooWR ace whollr (905)4277374 RIDUSTRIAL UNITS es, dodw �Lcees b Two F110F7TA•LE ice cro tr.ncn,ee to, 1 bad- room 12W Tenntl t974 �arencus Am • IOCa Lail 25 miles '.*dam Plew Hall Lone ba mensltoj4 roam DesNenl SaW,a4 n oti ng lock hoe DOWIN $99.900 905 W 9539 m orH-Urn. ing. Laundry, $325 N. n. ho CCR 574 7C5-696.1360. ,705) 653- 1995 3om6pm 5600 Mhsh" Waugh. 5077 aihr 5 571.3261 -TELECOUNLOSCA_ Aug lo Can 905-837. ,ho SUBLET Plchill urs. COURTICE - 2 -storey 3 Ca oai 66%, trial 'un,1 3700 sd n Tn k boo- 2 Daeraoms. Nh- o Ing . Position opporUft And ground Row AC I. ,shed W -town. *850.9 rP 511101-W COST SM qAyW WHY rent when you can lice $311 pus IMI Call deck with poo. FAG. c edge prWucts 01McAadc Calls your own home lir days 90542;W91 Dawe vac large 1.nc.4 lot. Pnces CwnrMmel, mm. leo Run you Trina", Cay $159,90 28 Sitting. 434. ,.hoesaal oDportuMlo Dew rlaybUl SW5 Rap COtla 4948 Mow M.0 i 7051 N9-4579. RIaAIAK Summa Really / I des Flaem Febaleee CAMropa Baa. VENDORS -too r tie 11991) Ltd 4905) 6663800 spot Oak flags. 3 • 1 P11.. Council FW Mawr (Lar. 0((9051 SM3211 rooms. alnngroom. umn y ?9..� CpurlSy Llenr OAK or room Wepace, spaCbus IerMM) Elle 401 ST Cow ' / or Rent For Rent 3 BEDROOMntCon Wat4 rtrdM Cw6•a terra yrd D -or 5 closing $161 90 Op.. Hous. Sunday t.4 433 tice Rd Open Sr Brb Son Cal 905.416-t 024. on b6..0 A 4095 / • ' EYMMs JIAY 1�1 �yj 90. GARDENERS DELIGHT - I1-IAAbsollae Allpdable SSso Per snw bed- Whitby condo. 2 NEKT! Won'1 ISN �� padrdwn .den Sunun Is, CLU CLASSICS CAR ONII VOW glows CDB 6.6.7.70 ngroom 'arge oinngroom ,mma-ata sgc50 - CLUB - STN Cori FORrrS,,,,•�•��•�/M��TIIE "~ �• 105)668635; love mes- tog 1 . SHOW Sun ! 17. sox, qpq siores Ilusaum, 12 NO �Owparmint 7 sag• mft norm of Ray 7A, On 7 GREAT hsnmq erYO Mmily �W3 Re lid A7, Ill• 'am (Port P" East Cal men,holiday On RICO Lake. 1 1 r 'Crass M road Woo s.+1 sT97m npkP fhwn Oshawa. Ebdrn hrweled DaaalmhMt. 2 darAs, on Ip) Drawls, H, TrP 1••OO-NO-i=7s 2 11 3 bedroom cottages. ih. ,quit IOtafOn. d0ae m FCD•. C. -a ni sandy beach. puyground. ..nods. 5141 900 OS- Pam".tIr11MMN i s a pap. program. boat a 123_9261 Farce avaulatile. Irlb' st 905985.3396 Thom La� �n4awn'a otor Low tamely prices. Sunnyme.d Cottages RR WHITBY HOME - 1800 6 ft plus master D.droon a 7057863911 a3. Heatngs. Ont KOL 1YO with engine no walk In IO 34BEDOM Home. gdPO 170516962601 l." 3 1:2 baths, wo P•isonel• condition. neral nrghbour- LOVELY 2-bdrm collages "Oplace. . cs. 2 car • hood in Oshawa. l0oh,ng Indoor taobhes. BBQ. TV garage. many upgrades to, good hnents only. Jost An hair from Oshaea Open House sursdays 1.3 P.m 14 %crmrg Glory Cts. CHEATING I$rM - OW hug isl SOODwonth Cali ,:n Sturgeon Lake Goon 4327571 No agents TARO PHONE NUMBERS. ,613)475-- s*immn erh0 nsn, phase 90045, M 253 AJAX- dMA&wd. 2 stay. 3- Chnoeng ono gels eel. come Only $350: wk S, Plus touch IoM, 11 pus 4 oaproan. 3 appiances. 19051432.3643 avail immad, Pet a last . O5- SEId.I G FULL S93-0�s uouPes Cam / 4 etire m•nt I 5211 1 • Living YOUR HOME? s•.plw 7 yf ad Inquire about our 1,�° 3 40AJA0 home ,i h 4Dadro 'Porn npme .,in leRl11y rD.m RETIREMENT HOME (nehr) luny zldn.0. totally ROME R0R aAJ•D MASSAGE CAS $1450 Clow to Ihoppng7 re,ovel9d. supe., Ianhry pACKWA schools Av&"Wa Aug 1st Small town north of WNtq 7=1-"69 CMI 416.73113308 666-0635 803 -OM open 7dayYWeek tan 12a5M PMICE 16.Tm NEWS NWVt61r17SE11. W MI JULY 9. 1110107 Scoreboard PEEMIEE GOYS' DIVISION OIVMION STA140se65 IAs ol June 421 TEAM O w L T Ira raav-a-Cantu a 3 1 0 6 Eaaem rite 4 3 1 0 6 Gran Prore aa+rg 31 1 0 4 Wnvws 3 2 1 0 4 Chanywopd Roof" 42 2 0 4 pvilarag Slo-$pons 4 2 2 0 4 Lill Sign 3 0 3 0 0 Easern Power 3 0 3 0 0 SOIART BOYS' DIVISION DIVISION STANDINGS A,o' June 26, TEAM G W L T PTS Serpa Conveyanc'n 9 6 2 113 Wvinws 95 2 12 Accord Craft Canada 9 5 3 1 11 Prolong Honda 9 5 a 0 10 Bab Johnson 9 4 3 2 10 pink Men's Sla-P4ch 9 a 3 2 10 Eastern Tae 9 3 5 1 7 Post Kraft Foods 9 3 5 1 7 ICBG 9 3 5 1 7 sponrp Image 9 1 7 1 3 DIVISION RESULTS Jun 26 P,cke ng Mens So P tch 12 (MVP Ian 13 stead, vs Eastern Tae 7 IMVP Joey 08rwl. Serpa Conveyancing 16 IMVP Asd Acc,l vs Accord Craft Canada 11. Post Kra't Foods 16 (MVP Adam Faw m) n P,,:Wd g rew Honda 12 IMVP AndMayne), I C B C 12 (MVP Steven Do -gins) vs W,nnws 9 (MVP TvIer Pearce). Bot, Johnson 24 (MVP Andrew Schuler! vs Sponn,g image 11 IMVP Chns Penial June 24: Pc.er,ng Mers Slo-PRM 19 (MVPRoo Terranova' vs 5por1,rlq Image 9 IMVP Bryan Kuzmal. Bob Johnson 1 , IMVP B,IIy Ko,rnopoknl vs Post Kraft Foods 4 (MVP "ir, Cve,) Serpa Convayanrng 21 IMVP Terve alms) n Pckerng Hada 13 IMVP Thomas Chaphn) Winners t1 IMVP Andrew Ba, he7 n Eastern Tire 10 (MVP Adam Fetter, Accord Craft Canada 21 (MVP Roger MaMws ml vs I C B 17 (Enc Chan). SOUIRT GIRLS' W VISION DIVISION STANDINGS As of J "e 25 TEAM G W L T PTS Duman Angels 7 E U -Teen Ew1rpn,Cs 7 5 1 11 Inveslgalor Group 7 5 2 C 10 Spat Togs 7 4 3 0 B $1ns!'s No Fulls 7 4 3 0 B Pick Rep Softball 7 2 5 0 4 CoWwell Banker 7 2 5 0 4 Cass 'A-Eleclromcs 7 2 5 0 A Eastern Power 7 2 5 0 A The Ravwls 7 2 5 C 4 OIVISION RESULTS Jure 25 Investigators Gro,,; " MVP Kryste lukos,us' .s PKkerng Rep Softbaa 10 ,MVP C',sta Godnl. Easier Power 23 (MVP "` o * Augan n The Reyna 10 Spon Togs 14 (MVP pangs Deme,a,cn SMve'3 No F 1s 9. Duman Angers 14 (MvP Asnkyv Spunell) n U -Tern 14 (MVP Ashey Fanugal Jun 24 Co~I Barow 26 IMVP Kns1v Kelleher! n aes ClA- EleclroaGs 20 IMVP Ashley Sell Juno, 23 SIM s No Frdls 13 IMVP Amanoa Orr),n U Tech 9 (MVP Jervis Wul`I. Duma' Angels 14 (MVP M04san McCaig) vs In,,xx los Group 3 IMVP Header PreaVneni. The Renins 7 rt n Coldw it Baer 0, Soot Togs 1e (Mvp Mallory We""' Enern Ix- 12 (MVP Casey L•ga,A) Class 'A' Exaceron�0s 20 (MVP Carolyn C_Aord) n P,cnering Rep SoNbaii 17 !MVP Amey Gadonl .hie 1• COVwell Ban -'5 n Spor, Tpgs 12 (MVP 5lepfen,e Dmbbvl,aven . The Rs % MVP As1e1y B xche11) n Pickering Flop Sonbail 0 U Tor}, 'S IMVP Anita Jonnslan) n Easton Power 5MVp Cnnatve PNigral in,esrigMon Group 25 ,MVP.W.,y Tenpn'. via Cnsa -A' Finan _ 5iVVP Krum Read; JIM 17 Durham Angors 'B :MVP Meagw' Waaw� n $int 5 \o FIYIs 7 Personals Business • • Personals X 1 1 PRI��ATY ONE. ON ONE: R.aee. Olcrast. Noe =ring Nf, VENIr P5.�w10 7:1 Hhwer M. K. 900-45' 1'63 Oyly Horo OlAawa ,cope 1.900477.7"o ,,,,,,,,a n..a &500241" . y115 1 7 111-0 % 35 11EAVESILY PSYCHIC W 9D ^inn ' a. 24 nous 1.900-45•-37" DAILY HOOK)SCOPE 1400477. I'Mb ce 24 hia,nt 6 ompanions NEAVENLY PSYCHIC an - ewer T`,v.unds wished Galen' 900-45'3.70.7 WARM HEARTED anrac- 1299 Par inn 2o, 1" 10 T5 y. .;,d rn sl,an Yra • may -1 wino Pv w,0. r NE .DID ONTARIO s•ek,ng ma Mexicora0y "WSENVES - namn 6 10 a long laps► pnvae plv)ry rNrrerbera '.. ,aePnan,p leenous ray,ea aroyl Rapti a Foe e9 U2&0-. ".0t a •a T Oane.,a Tin WeekPO. PO awe Boa M1. Darr,. Ontario wOONUGHT ESCORT To Once y - SERVICE paN0lwind Nph * in Wrtwriam, for FMnRa t for all aenfoom na. CO 603-M Oka ora. and let Ons of 24I m 7 ows tip 433_24" ae•iam. h* yO1L (Nang euons FMI watt. I D.111%s STEELE, B yam. S,.ocer y a( -_,ne or Monaay July 1997 Bryar oeoved son of Eric arc jun Loving brother 0' Donna anc Sharor Briar w,I, oe sadly massed 0'y n's grandmothers Marin Burne and Bea- m Steele arid his aunts uncles. Cousins ane blends The lam ly aril receive blends at The Mc Eacnmie Funeral Home 28 Old K,ngsion Rose Ajax ( ICKe,ing Village 905-428-8488 lrom 2.4 are ,7. 9 p m Th,,,soay Funeral Mass at Si Isaac Jogues Church 7148 Finch Ave. Pickering,. Friday July 11. 1997 at 10 30 a In Interment Pine Ridge Memorw Garoens Memorial donations to the Ajax 8 lidwing Hospital Building Fund would be apprec- ated by the family YASILOFF, John On :uly 5. 1997, a! Coe Hill. Cin- lano John loving rather of Chad and Crystal Loving blend of Elizabeth Haug are her daughters Hayley and Cary Loving brother of Robin, William. Gloria, Melody. Elam, and Peter Friends will be received at the Accetione Funeral Home 384 Finley Ave.. Ajax (905-428-9090) on Wednesday July 9 from 2-5 and 7-9 PM and Thursday 2.5 PM and Church (21 Bayy Street East) Ajax Cards n � ,or Friends; Perhaps you sent a lovely card, Or performed a kindly deed, Perhaps you brought delicious food To sustain us in our need; As we express our thanks to you, wee want to say as well, Your kindness meant much more to as Than words can ever tell. From Maureen, & family of the late Gerry Stoneman NOVICE OWAS. DIVISION DwmM IIEa11LT. / 1 PICKOWN SASCOAU ABOOCMTION STANDWM (As of Jure 27) Jkrr 27: Gra" P'"ii ng 13 va. Durham Save -A -Caron Shay Haldy-Bbwdarn) vs. Coldwa 9anllar 17 (MVP T41ALL STANCOM - TERN G IN L T PT. 11 (MVP SA,an Can). Duuvary POW 18 (MVPs Jaswp Chanter Garvin). Pickering village Sours For Spore 20 SIandev as of July 4 Duman Angles 7 7 0 0 14 MacFirene ail Senn Iletin•) via. PMmw Brother 14. (MVP of tarry well") M JaMar M1Nrrotgre120 (MVPs TEAM G w L T F A nal'. Dlscosery Place 7 4 2 1 9 Durham Angina 17 (MVPs Sts~w Choo.yVng and Joanne Ballantyne A Lindley Lea) Lic" 6 5 0 1 195 174 11 TPA I",i sMents 7 4 3 o a Ma•,, izn•a s TPA In sIr eeft 9 Jun 17: Eastern Penn 25 (MVPs Ngta4a Huet,rer. Frim V"( 6 3 1 2 191 171 6 Gran Pr000ss,np 7 4 3 0 • GMLS' T -BALL DIVISION MHdE ney Gs S Krelan paver) nqu . JeIlaarnalrpllal 2s M n Corn RE 7 4 3 0 243 237 B Sport Togs 6 3 3 0 6 SENKM DIVISION RES(IIT. (MVPs Ern McGuwe A AmandaKeetco 1�1. Cc~ 2 Mark 7 2 1 1 263 217 5 Palmer Brother D.SM-A-Centre 6 6 0 0 6 I 6 0 1 0 Jine 19 Fasten P'n-, 20 (MVPs Krystn Edgsnon a (MVP Jessica VChristin via neem Vlpape Swrca For r Source Spats 20 (MVP Christine Denney) Vx"Y 7 2 5 0 2" 229 4 273 / Alex if mFir AW Irvine 9 2 7 1 241 Find your News Advertiser online at www.durhamnewsanet 1"31 PONTIAC SL \BIKU St. 19711 HONDA ACCORD E\K IW4 r \111(f I SNI uxlo 1 I" CADILLAC SEDAN DFVILI.F: 38K �+ T7a 25 - 99K \ ;-1 72k _ 19'NI \t 71 KI \IlWKIC'K 1993 HONII \ ('I\ It SI jWI.I l 1PILL\L \tIM\ Dt 11LhF Iv9t 1)OI N: F. SH,\IN)"' 33K` l 59K' i F6 3q 22 K :31116- 199A OR%t FTE('(N%. 199.7 GE:O IK \(KtH 19911('144)"\}I('1.\ 1;92(.%Ml I%, 11 It rw(xm Sa(:M. 49KV ffilftlll, J 88K` MK 4994 Ll-�Ii\:( \I'\ 3kIN1 1"3}" PISS(I Il KKII N.4 Tu}ul\'t Pk.\(:TS K, :31K 53K� . -- -- IYeI t srl.E'I \1 r1� tSl 1903 AINLL41 nil 111 , 11'. 1M)roNT1AC nik\>N,KI `I l".1 FORtt I \t KI \ 1 • I'MV AI'l1 A RFI. \1 I Ir! a 19941.\I( II\I\Il \I t 19911\t\/I)% Q3 1"'410}01(\t PR 1. 11 RHO al I"I FOR1)1t\1Pl) I'n!; 111 I, K I'\kk k\t IWPD%A%Jt F I % I91W IN)11,14. l'\RA\\\ 1991, GMC SAFARI SI -t. 1993 \ISS %N MAXISIA 96K% .� 5K' �--- 19'K)}tt KI, GR01)%1(K!IICIM , Iv95P1)\11H 4Ks\P PKI\Lr 1784 F'(114SCHE. 944 I49. ME K( f 141 4S11)* -*1 WPM o 1' M(ADILL.\((01nI)l\IIIc Iv/lU1n}l11\1Rt`\IUA 19117 K\11" %`SII O'\% 1993 \INS % -46I\\ 1991 l♦IKIi\\\ I',vl 1 \I.I { _NOON I.I\ INTERIOR CLEAN IYK$1'11tV • Shampoo Seats & Carpets • Degrease & Wax Door Jambs Clean & Detail ' Trunk & Windows 001Y 49 0 .1 xxxxxi Free Shuttle Seniors V.I.P. .," Discounts Service ' Available • AN fluids topped,battery ho � 7 '1 • = and CiMd(ed FREE • IncNudes S litres IOWW oil t a w-Folfklan filler 19 A •6 months Iniyments *no down payment •no interest o.a.c. E W_•___ d A/C check U160da's RECHARGE $6995 PERF $ RMAN95E TEST 28 -Freon & other parts extra ff fleeced onommIaa From Reg. FromICRI-Ad * 4 cyl. 'Includes new sic Delco or Champlon plugs and labour to install • b cyl. cars, vans dl trucks - $20 extra L EXDire. July 3497 Now %94.-A * 9 "Includes anti -freeze 3197 Now Only eg $t" * Includes naw premillfm , fear br*n serviced dear»d & acusted and labour to Insall. Other parts III labau extra If needed. 4 ° fl) Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Thurs. 8:00-8:00 .m., Sat. 8.00 a.m.-5.00 p.m. a�qy�4 sumer Car Mart � I i