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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_07_180 I , . . r 4 . 1 I ( - 1 1 , . . , ews s►c � loom PERIODICAL Pickerl"ng-Rouge Adveitiser___ - PICKERING PUBLIC LI CENTRAL Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand July 18, 1997, V61. 32, No. 21). Pressrun 44,000 24 pages On the growo.) Pickering seniors' centre p pro expansion osed BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING —A proposal for the long -sought expansion of Pickering's main senior citizens' centre is expected to come before Town Council within the next few weeks. It's being brought forward by Ward 2 Regional Council- lor Doug Dickerson, who says he'll have a plan for the project before Council next week or at its subsequent scheduled meeting Aug. 5. He estimates a two-storey expansion and renovation at the facility, which is located with the East Shore Commu- nity Centre and Bay Ridges Public Library on Liverpool Road just south of Bayly Street, will cost about $400,000. It would add 3,000 square feet of space and include enlargement of the seniors' centre, upgrading of community meeting rooms in the community centre and renovations at the library, as well as new space for the South Pickering Lawn Bowling Association. "I'm bringing it forward at the request of the seniors:" says Coun. Dickerson. "It's something that has to happen and it's not going to be any cheaper to do it next year. The building costs are proba- bly as low as they're ever going to be. The need is acute and it's there now." The South Pickering Seniors' Club and the Town have been discussing an expansion of the seniors' centre for some time, with the club last making an offi- cial request for it at Council last fall. But the project is not in this year's capital budget. Coun. Dickerson maintains it could be paid for from the Town's develop- ment charges reserves, with perhaps some funding from the federal and provincial governments. However, he adds the project could move forward without help from Ottawa or Queen's Park. "I would certainly not go ahead premised on their giving anything" DOUG DICKERSON 'The need is acute' INSIDE On The Home Front — June was a good month for new horse sales i — Page 10. Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ................16 C.lassiAed ..............18 HOW TO REACH US General .......... 683- 5110 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction KIM ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............. 1-800-662-84 23 Email ................ Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net See CENTRE/Page 3 ....1 ., .,.. . ........ I.- , ,.....i- 6EFIBERGLASS NVINDOWS BY UATEIMAU Windows err Doors 601 Aspen m 831-1989 The Word is Out 4RITER'S CIRCLE OF DURHAM REGION Sunday, July 20tr PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE photo by Ron Pietroniro Slipping a disc? Pickering Parks and Recreation summer Ultimate Frisbee at Dunbarton High School camp counsellor Mike Wellman slips this Wednesday. The Town is running the summer disc by a camp participant during a game of sports camp. Province ripped for forcing Durham trustees to cut numbers BY CHRISTY CHASE about having to be part of the process. municipalities. STAFF REPORTER Under provincial education reform legisla- In Durham, it's pitted the less -populated Some Durham Board of Education trustees tion, each school board will have fewer repre- northern communities of Scugog, Uxbridge aren't too happy with the Province right now. sentatives and had to appoint several trustees and Brock against the densely -populated During a meeting Wednesday night in to a Local Education Improvement Commit- lakeshore municipalities in the south, leaving which they discussed the distribution of tee (LEIC), which met with the clerks of the trustees deadlocked in attempts to distribute trustees on the new public school board, some three largest local municipalities to determine I I trustees equally among seven communi- trustees took turns expressing their feelings how the trustee positions would be allotted to See SMALLER/Page 2 HOME OFTHE ORIGINAL BIGFOOT40 SO -Simi INTO ■ PIZZA ■ suss ■ WINGS+ � _AJAX 683-3333 EL PICKERING 839-4411 W Free Delivery from 11:00 a.m. lNum.0 -------------� r--------------� r- -ORIGINAL BIGFO PIZZA -,,I ldqmml��!Mq 111: 0 I 20 liege ii'feW pini with i I , womwI k"�'� > S �".st i Me wl s�Nre 12 ' pwwill 3 iters of yew &sk* i 4 Coke• 1 1 t�� Nn► 1 13 toll�Js of yew i 2 Cob" 1 1 Plus I I Plus 1 � 1 I 49 ux 1 99 1x 1 1 M ax 1 I ONLY `"'"moi i OHLY `5" m tO; I I ONLY ,`'"t,,, XPk 16L— 1 -al L----------�---� L--------------1 --------- -- CHICKEN WINGS AVAILABLE now, medium, hot, homey garlic " PACE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JITLY 18, 1997 Smaller government is what voters want: Ecker SMALLER/From page I said that if the board was unable to -- - — — - resolve its dilemma, she could ask the ties. They've asked for one more Ministry of Education to work with trustee but have been turned down. trustees. "But I think they're the ones The clerks of Pickering. Whitby and best equipped to make the decisions. Oshawa have had to make the decision, using provincial regulations to deter- mine in a preliminary report that they ^ north would have only two trustees to be shared by three municipalities. "Every school board is doing this.' said board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich, of Pickering. "This is unfair." She said if the Province has dictated the number of trustees each • . board will have, it should also have "the courage" to distribute the trustees Change is never easy:' The trustees intend to discuss writ- ing a letter of protest to Premier Mike Harris about the distribution process at their meeting in August. to mumclpahues Itself. "The clerks (who have the final decision on who goes where) are going to take a lot of flak for this. It's very unhealthy:' she said. Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan said the process has been "inflicted" on the - board by the Province and is leaving PICKERING TOWN CENTRE everyone with an unhappy solution. "The whole process is unreason- 1815 Liverpool Rd. (Corner of Hwy #2 & Liverpool) able:' said Whitby trustee Patty Bow- 837-0023 man. ;:. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker, — viiiii Minister of Community and SocialFREE ��ir ' FREE e� Services, said she appreciates the diffi- ' culties trustees have been facing. BREAKFAST BUFFET 1 DINNER BUFFET *1 appreciate that it's very difficult SATURDAYS 9 AM -2 PM FRIDAYS b SATURDAYS 5 PM -8:30 PM to make these changes but we've been very clear that fewer politicians and BUY 1 BUY 1 smaller government is the way the vot- ers; � ET 2ND ' GET 2 N D want us to go:' she said. "That's why we started at the top by reducing C the number of MPPs. 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"If we can allOrd $6(X),(XX) for a new com- munity park (recently approved by Coun- cil) which I suppose is a necessity too, we should be able to accommodate an expan- sion for our seniors" Barry Johnson, president of the 650- membLr South Pickering Seniors' Club, says the centre needs the extra space to handle the approximately 3(X) people who use it every week. "We've been asking fir the expansion for about three or four year,, because our membership has doubled in the last three years," he says. "It's just becoming much too small. We've had to limit a lot of the activities because we just don't' have the space" "it keeps them away from their television otherwise have for social interaction and activ- The club offers activities tier seniors 55 and sets, sitting there watching, with nothing to ity. "It's very important they've got a place to over such as cards and games, outings, choirs do:' says Mr. Johnson. 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Appeals must be dealt with The LEIC's response will go to the clerks which is overseeing the transition to the new within 14 days, allowing for information on 2 reps, Ajax 1 today. The clerks then have until July 28 to school boards, by July 30. This is followed by trustee distribution to be released in late prepare their final report for the board which a 10 -day appeal period for LEICs, board and August. Members of a committee set up to determine the distribution of Catholic trustees after this fall's civic election will respond with "favorable com- ments" to a report from municipal clerks. The clerks of Pickering. Whitby and Oshawa, in a preliminary report. are recommending Pickering. Whitby and Oshawa each get two trustees. Ajax one and Scugog. Uxbridge and Brock share one on the Catholic school board in Durham. That would reduce the number of trustees repre- senting Catholic ratepayers to eight trustees from the current 18 on the Durham Region Roman Catholic Sep- arate School Board. "We passed a motion to comment to the clerks with a favorable response on a 5-0 vote;' said Pickering trustee Kevin Ashe, who chairs the Local Education Improvement Committee of the separate board. "Everyone was supportive of the report:" he said. "But we still have concerns about the distribution.- In istribution"In fact, the board has written a let- ter to the provincial Education Improvement Commission (EIC) ask- ing for two more trustees, one for Ajax and the other for Oshawa, to provide those communities with better repre- sentation. There's been no response yet, Mr. Ashc said. The LEIC had recommended the distribution, which allows the three northern, and much smaller, commu- nities to continue to have one repre- sentative on the board. The LEIC and clerks arc also sug- gesting the trustees be elected at large Natural resources get funding help The establishment of a Central Lake Ontario Conservation Fund to benefit the province's watersheds is nearing completion. According to a recent report by the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA), the authority has received approval for the fund which is now incorporated by the Province. Sandra Hansen, director of corporate services with CLOCA, says the lengthy process to set up a fund to support its programs and services began last fall. "Hopefully the fund will attract donations;' she says. "The opportunity is there to work with the community and private individuals" The final step in the three-step process is to apply to Revenue Canada for federal tax status, site says. Ms. Hanson says CLOCA anticipates the application process will wrap up this fall. 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PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER,FfJDAY JUI V 18, l"7 ja-Pic eri ng s v • ort etters NtyN�ew rtiser sp published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Don't count on aan uardian el g g It's a beautiful summer day. You're driving some- where with your child in your car. You're thinking everything is right with the world. Then, something goes terribly wrong. Your child begins to choke. You're trapped in traffic, behind the wheel, unable to help the most precious person in your life. What would you do? That parent's nightmare became reality for a Pickering mother whose one -year-old daughter began choking as the two were travelling along a busy road one recent evening. Little Meghan Primosig went into convulsions and was gasping for air when her panic-stricken mother Patti pulled into the parking lot of Knob Hill Farms on Hwy. 2 near Brock Road. At the same time, Ajax resident and off-duty Durham Regional Police Constable Cheryl Carter was pulling out of the parking lot. Const. Carter had her eye on the Primosigs' vehicle because she'd seen it weaving across lanes of traffic. When a terrified Ms. Primosig pulled into the park- ing lot, the alert officer "could see the look on her face and knew she was in distress. She was crying, 'My baby. My baby's in trouble. My baby's dying."' By the time Ms. Primosig pulled the baby from her car seat, Const. Carter was at her side. The officer recalls she "did a couple of mouth sweeps because she appeared to be choking" Const. Carter then began cardiopulmonary resuscitation. "After five or six breaths, she breathed back into my mouth—She started to slowly whimper. It was really nice to see her come back" A guardian angel had descended to save a dying child. A mother's tears of fear had turned to tears of joy. And, a vow to never be so helpless again. Ms. Primosig says, "I am definitely going to" take a course in CPR. "I've called St. John Ambulance in the past to get information about courses, but one thing or another happened and I never took a class" Sound familiar? Probably everybody who doesn't know cardiopulmonary resuscitation can hear them- selves speaking. If you've thought about taking a CPR course in the past but never got around to doing it, don't delay another moment. Don't count on a guardian angel being there if you're ever in a life -or -death situation. Learn how to save a life; that life could be a loved one's. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at die 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax Pickering mews Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A MetrohM Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday ♦ Letters to the editor Stornoway makes sense for Preston Manning To the editor: Re the June 24 News Advertiser editorial headlined 'Mr. Manning, the sell-out': While I'll admit that Preston Manning's move into Stornoway was- n't the brightest thing he's ever done, a few more points need to be said about this: A) The Leader of the Opposition receives the residence of Stornoway, a bullet-proof limo to ride in and an RCMP bodyguard. This is to protect the life of such an important public figure. Stornoway is secure. To secure another residence to those standards would require an enormous amount of money. B) The leader of the Opposition requires a facility to host visiting dig- nitaries and perform other official functions in a fashion that does our country proud. Stornoway fits this bill. C) Stornoway represents the office of the leader of the Opposition. To refuse the dignity and respect of that office is to spit in the eye of Canadian tradition. The actions of Lucien Bouchard illustrated this in his refusal to accept the house. D) Last but not least, the Government of Canada already owns Stomoway. It costs thousands of dol- lars per year to maintain the building, whether or not it is occupied. The real- ity is the implementation and mainte- nance of a new facility that performs all the functions of Stornoway would be extremely expensive arnj would greatly exceed the costs of living in Stornoway. While Mr. Manning made: the mistake of moving into Stornoway after saying he would not, his real mis- take was shortsightedness in his com- ments of several years ago, Tony Bernardo Oshawa The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE XOLODZWJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EstaldAutomonveAdvertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager TO REACH US General: 683-5110 ClAknified: 683-0707 Distributim: 693-5110 AdmiWClmilied Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor in Chief Casino weekend a real eye-opener If there was ever any doubt in my mind that a casino brings money into a community, it has been dispelled. A weekend sojourn to Orillia's Casino Rama convinced me a full-fledged casino attracts cash like moths to a candle. Twenty-two of us, most from the southern limits of Durham Region but some from as far away as New York, met for a weekend of fun and relaxation in Orillia. Along the road to Casino Rama were nine hotel rooms, 1 I rounds of golf, an afternoon of shopping and lunching downtown, dinner for 23, breakfast for 20, several stops for gas and one stop at the beer store. That was all before the shuttle bus opened its doors on the casino. Once inside those doors a veil of secrecy fell on even close friends — no one really knows for sure how much was spent on gambling. Suffice it to say a gooid time: was had by all but only one of 22 left with a profit. Before we set foot in the place, our little group had spent at least $2,300. And we were but a speck in the sea of par pie who passed through the doors of Rama that Saturday night. The hotel we stayed in was charging $20 a night in the pre -Rama days. Today's gawp rate is S89 plus a little something for the tax man. The hotel, like many around it, has spent con- siderabie money redecorating — presumably a goodly portion of that cash stayed in town. A key ingredient to success appears to be location. Casino Rama's site on the outskirts of the city is a plus. It's not far to hotels and restaurants yet just enough out of the way to keep traffic in town to a minimum. When the crowds are good, the cars are lined up a con- siderable distance from the casino, not a good idea in a densely populated area. There's no doubt in my mind a full-fledged casino (slots are a must to attract the crowds) would be a financial boost to Durham Region. But the densely populated shores of Lake Ontario are prohibitive when it comes to the negative impact added traffic would have on the area. . Those communities which were among the first to welcome casinos will reap the benelits. As for the nest of us, we'll have to catch a ride on the next cash cow. Joanne Burghandt writes to our Friday rotation of staff columnumn ists. To respond to this col call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publistting and Distributing group of newspapers. 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Ask for details. ttD/601 Furniture Shop; excludes baby and patio furniture. whille quentitfes W*L Selection my vary by store• Ceryrittwk ter►. seen Came" tec Expect more from Sears PACE 10 -THE NEws .AVVt;RTISFR F {i11lAY. ,lk!l.Y 1$, 1"7 On the home f ront New homes sales down in Pickering, steady in Ajax Sales were down last month, but the industry recorded its best June stats since 1988 There was a big drop in the number of new homes sold in Pickering in June, but sales remained steady in Ajax, a home builders' group reports. In Pickering, 44 new homes sold, including 32 free hold and 12 condominium units. That's down from Mav sales of 63 units. For the second month in a row, 32 new homes sold in Ajax, all of them freehold. Sales were also down across the GTA in June, as 2.024 units were purchased, a decrease from the May figure of 2.556. Although sales were down, last month rep- resented the best June in terms of sales since 1988. Greater Toronto Home Builders' Associ- ation (GTHBA) president David Hirsh says in a release. The sales figures represent a 34 -per cent increase over June of last year with condo sales accounting for 40 per cent of the market, Mr. Hirsh notes. ..Condominiums continue to drive the gains we're posting over last year. Compared with last June, sales of condos have nearly doubled. The downtown core in particular is alive with activity and competition for builders. Marginal price increases across the board don't appear to be dampening demand and point to a healthier economy;' Mr. Hirsh says. Kent Wengler, vice-president of research firm PMA Brethour Group. says sales are being helped by the opening of housing projects. lower interest rates and increased consumer confidence. Mr. Hirsh agrees. -While sales are up over- all, it's spread across many many sites, mean- ing builders are competing for a smaller piece of the pie." The GTHBA has more than 850 members and represents home builders, developers, ren- ovation contractors, suppliers and professional firms. CNIB seeks volunteer drivers Durham office wants your help to help others The Durham Region office of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind has a drive on for %olunteers. People are needed to help visually -impaired indn ldual,, mt lth grocery shopping or to pro- vide transportation to and from medical appointments or CNIB support group meet- ings. Drivers must have at least $1 million in auto -insurance coverage and they'll be reim- bursed for mileage. Call CNIB Durham volunteer co-ordinator Jill Walters at 436-7732 for more information on volunteering. 1 photos by Celia Bronkhorst Makin' muffins Leslie Higgs, foreground, prepares chives and Terry Caruso makes batter for use in herb cornmeal muffins during a culinary herb workshop at Pick- ering Museum Village Saturday. After the workshop in identifying, grow- ing and using herbs, participants prepared a meal of goodies made with herbs. Also on the menu were tomato soup, chicken breasts, new potatoes, fresh garden peas, fresh strawberries and chamomile and mint teas. July Spec], b - or onnay, . Pinot G)Jard tIC. a,-$79 30 Bottle 1794 Liverpool Rd. (across from L.C.B.O.) (905) 831-3244 t► r A S r A r A• A r �7 QAv ♦ �4sk`� S C s C C C s July 19th., 20th.1997 SAT.,10 am - 5 pm. - SUN.10 atm - 4 ptm. BROOKLIN MEMORIOL 41REHO 67 WhWAWatar Road East, Btroohfe Durham Region's Largest Summer Craft Show featuring over one hundred talented e:hibitora with their unique and outstandiing Southwestern. Victorian, and Country handcrafted colleetUes for your decorating and gift needs. Presenting a variety of Floral De - Paper Tble, Stenciling Folk Art, Ceramics, Stained Glace, �� , n_1b_BR(0)10KL1N_ Jewellery, Beam, Mboden Col- lectibles, Natural Art, Dolls, Reproduction Furniture and Gourmet These arejust a sample of what makesthis show one you won't want j `°RVIMiSSIOM w TwM T'43%4 STLL~ Serdel SLOO A) 43 Sat ChOdren order 10 Free �► to r A to A r A photo by Celia Bronkhorst Clearly, for a good cause Mike Donovan was among the volunteers washing and whose family is fighting to bring her to live at cars this past weekend to help raise money for the care home. The fund-raising event was held with the assis- of Jose Arsenault, the young Pickering woman who Lance of the Canadian Tire store at Liverpool and suffered severe brain damage in a 1993 car accident Kingston Roads. Billboard FRIDAY, JULY IS SUPPORT GROUP: Serenity Group holds a 12 -stop recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The group meets weekly and deals with addictions of all types including co-dependency. A children's program is available. 428-9.331 evenings (Jim). Buy 1 Dozen Fresh -Baked Bagels a 4fr - ibw c- -BAG - - B 0 00 E kjgerb- s AJAX & PICKERING 105 BAYLY ST. W. 705 KINGSTON RD. 427-7155 420-7027 0 RICK SERGISON- 6 ACRES RICE LAKE Region Children's Aid Soci- JUST 41109,800 ety in Looking After Our *Beeutitul hewer 3 bdrm. bully. across R street from park &lake FM RMn kitchen *Ope concept13orgeous oak main fir. LTD. *Sep. entry to fin. bsmt. - 450+ sq. % rec rm- ,ociety's first-ever Looking & 2-p.. & BA shower *Woodstove In rec rm. :after Our Kids benefit golf a cart by calling Country 831-3300 *E� hndscq!!4 142x=' lot! _ SUN—SATIONAL `V 1 Su MMER SALES -� West on 401 from Whites Rd. m - Exit to Kingston Rd. l Right at first exit (Lawson Rd.) -A Turn left at light. Here we are!�� 366 OLD KINGSTON RD. - HIGHLAND CREEK VILLAGE We're online at www. durhamne w., Met THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1"7 - PAGE 11 Hit the links for CAS kids You can help the Durham corner of Rossland and Region Children's Aid Soci- Stevenson roads in Oshawa. ety in Looking After Our Cost to golf is $75 per Kids. person, which includes a Participants and sponsors continental breakfast and are heing sought for the prime rib dinner. Golfers ,ociety's first-ever Looking must make arrangements for :after Our Kids benefit golf a cart by calling Country U)urnament Saturday, Sept. Lanes at 655-3263. 6 at Country Lane Golf The society is seeking - Course on Taunton Road, hole sponsors at $2W each. lust west of Cullen Gardens, Donations of either items in Whitby. or cash are also being There's a shotgun start at sought for the prize and auc- 9:30 a.m. tion tables. Proceeds from the tour- For more information or ney will be used to buy play- to register. call Greg Sleffler ground equipment at the at home at 666-4210 or at society's main office at the work at 668-8601. -■-■-r U63iFf s� W073 :U0I - 6"0 s' (905) 683-3057 Car Detailing Package #1 Dealers Welcome Wash & Vacuum $24.95 -: Package #2 10%� F+ Wash, Wax & Vacuum OFF Nil- COUPON $49.95 WITH THIS.:. ' Package #3 JULY 30/97 r Wash, Wax & Complete Interior �WTV $99.95 tiwv sc, STATION a a seePackage #4 Q 8 N*00 r..Wash, Wax, Polish JHJ��' ;T Complete Interior & Scotchguard BAY LY ST $149.95 Appointment Required Ajax Esso 5 370 Monarch Ave. Unit 20, A!ja�x� 'h PACE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1997 No super jail for Durham Region Durham sites not on list of finalists released by Province It's official: Durham Region won't be home to one of the Province's new super jails. As reported earlier in the News Advertiser, sites in Oshawa and Bowmanville were floated as possi- bilities when the Province was still accepting proposals, but municipal government officials quickly denied their interest. The Province announced Tuesday it has whittled the list of finalists down to eight sites, none in Durham Region. One jail will house inmates in the Central East area, serving Durham Region. Northumberland. Peterbor- ough. Haliburton and Victoria coun- ties. The final four in the running include two bids from Lindsay. along with proposals from Millbrook and Colborne, says Solicitor -General Bob Runciman. The second jail will serve an area north of Toronto and the final four proposals are from Gravenhurst. Orillia. Penetanguishene and the Town of Durham. The two preferred sites will likety he announced in the fall, says Mr. Runciman. The Province announced last Sep- tember it will close 14 existing cor- rectional institutions in central Ontario — including Whitby Jail — and replace them with five so-called super jails with about 1.200 beds each. The jails house people await- ing trial and convicts with sentences under two years. Whitby Jail is slated to close in 1999. The system is being changed because "the cost of operating See how the best gardens grow in Sunday tour Pickering Horticultural Society hosts event PICKERING — See some of the areas's most spectacular gardens during the Pickering Horticultural Society Garden Tour Sunday, July 20. Participants will be able to drive themselves to visit 12 different gar- dens between noon and 4:30 p.m. Descriptions of each of the gardens on the tour and a map showing their locations will be available. Tickets are $5 and may be pur- chased Sunday from 11:30 to 2 p.m. at Vaughan Willard Public School at the corner of Glenanna and Dixie Roads where tour maps will be handed out. Tickets may also be obtained ahead of time by phoning Barbara Twiner at 839-7600 or Carol Pear- son at 839-6855. Ontario's adult correctional system is currently one of the highest of any jurisdiction in the country;' says Mr. Runciman. "We want to introduce a system that reduces operating costs to among the lowest in Canada:' The changes are expected to save an estimated $75 million to $80 mil- lion per year in operating costs by the year 2000. SUM1�'IEx cLE""""C`xmrtsrNEW m.! 20%OFF TAMAGOTCHI EVERYTHING INCLUDING ALREADY REDUCED ITEMS! (except groceries tk tobacco products) Arriving in store wdseaday,luly, 23rd N PENNYWORTH'S DEPARTMENT STORE 41 HARWOOD AVE. S. 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To Region is hoping for Sunday, July 20 when it have it rain three years in a row, well, we'll stages its third annual writers' festival The lust sit down and cry," says Green with a Word is Out '97 at Pickering Museum Village laugh. in Greenwood. She adds the writers' festival will carry on Inclement weather has plagued the literary rain or shine, and will be held indoors in the event the previous two years. The Word is Out '97 features a variety of event of showers. Green hopes the festival will bring atten- authors and poets, many based in tion to the wealth of talented writ - Durham Region. Special guest for ers residing in Durham Region. the event is Ben Wicks, a cartoon- The event will feature 22 read- ist, illustrator and author of more ers during the day, 16 of them than 25 books. from Durham. Wicks will make a presentation' "Most people are unaware that and will be available to sign .we have a heck of a lot of talent in of his latest book Dear Durham -' lrham Region. We're not cele - Canada. brating this fact, and we should Among writers in attendance e," `bsays Green. will be: The Writers' Circle has planned The Word is Out '97 to be a fami- O Linwood Barclay, a Toronto ly-centred event with a wide range Star columnist, journalist, editor of activities for young and old and now author. His first book is BEN WICKS alike. Toronto's Neil Crone will Father Knows Zilch: A Guide for ; ;Signing books 11 engage youngsters with his collec- Dumbfounded Dads.f�ctival tion of funny poems and Jean Sangwine will read from her chil- He'll be reading from his book A Turtle Called upcoming book, This Family isdren's Friendly. NUTS!, a compilation of his Toronto Star .Gl crafts and Durham*s very own columns.Clowns, 13 Robin Maharaj, an Ajax resident who .Muse Program and Kidwriters will keep the was a short-listed nominee for the `96 Com- creative juices flowing. Admission is $4 for adults, $2.50 for stu- monwealth Writers Prize.. He'll be reading from his first novel M1 dents, $2 for children under 12, free for tod- Romer in Flight. dlers and $12 for a family pass. O Gabrielle Bauer, a Pickering resident" A free T-shirt will be given to the first 200 who'll read from Tokyo My Everest which visitors. e word is Out '97 starts at noon and recently co -won the Canada -Japan award.T "continues to 5 p.m. at Pickering Museum Vil- Other authors who'll be is attendance are Alex Barris. Ted Barris, Susanna Kearsley, loge, on Hwy. 7, three kilometres ease of ffJonathaft salt Aibm,ibd. Wood. Ha" Chu: Brock Road and west of Westney Road. L11.:. OH WHAT A NIGHT.. "too marry (people brirg a cup with than to their favorite pub, Kris proper of the Detroit Red Wings did though. When it was Draper's time with the Stanley Cup, he showed it off at one of his favorite pubs, the Black Dog. When Draper walked Into the Shock Doi With Cup in hand, all phones were pulled out faster than a gun in a western movie, with patrons phoning their friends. Kat Rueter, who grew up in West Rouge and owns the pub said it was quite a sight to behold. -1 have never seen so many phones come out so fast and all at once". As a former resident of West Hill, Kris enjoys dropping by the Shock Dog, voted the "best frsdi onel" pub in Southern Ontario - The Blade Dog Pub,which has a new non-smoking dining room and a plush, floral garden patio is located In West Rouge at 81 Island Rd., just east of Port Union Rd. and south of tlw 401. Call 416-286-4544. THE -NEWS ADV ERTLSM FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1997 - PALM; 15 Weekend at the movies... Get your kicks in Now playing at Moviplex 9, Picker- ing: Batman and Robin: George Clooney, Chris O'Donnell. Another installment of the Batman epics. Contact: Jodie Foster, Matthew McConaughey. Based on Carl Sagan's best-selling book, the movie explores the notion of a message sent to earth from the distant star Vega. Face Off. John Travolta, Nicholas Cage. In this plot -twisting thriller, relent- less FBI agent Sean Archer (Travolta) must go undercover to investigate the location of a biological weapon planted by his arch -rival Castor Troy (Cage). George of the Jungle: An adaptation of the cartoon from the 'h(k. Plenty of special effects and fun in this movie. Hercules: Another animated epic by Walt Disney. This time they go Greek in their depiction of the legend of Hercules. Lost World: Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore. The "- uel to Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park is back with a roar. Men in Black: Tommy I" Jones, W i I Smith.'Ilwy are the best -kept secret in the universe. Working for a highly -funded yet unofficial agency, K (l(xies) and 1 (Smith) are the Men in Black, providers of immi- gration services and regulators of all FUTURE SHO Chan's latest flick things alien on earth. My Best Friend's Wedding: Julia Roberts. Dermot Mulroney. A romantic comedy about two best friends, Julianne Potter (Roberts) and Michael O'Neal (Mulroney), who find love with one another. Operation Condor: Jackie Chan. Another martial arts action flick involving 'Vie world's toughest secret agent" who's on yet another dangerous mission. Out To Sea: Jack Lemmon. Walter Matthau. The big screen's most popular comic duo are mismatched brothers-in- law who wind up as dance hosts aboard a cruise ship in the Caribbean. Simple Wish: Martin Short, Mara Wilson, Kathleen Turner. When seven- year-old Annabel Greening ( Wilson) wishes for a fairy godmother to help her father fulfill his dream of being a Broad- way actor, she gets an inept spelk:aster (Short) who turns her dad to stone. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Champlain Cinemas, Whithy: A Simple Wish, Lost World, Men in Black. My Hest Fnend's Wedding, Out Tc Sca. ------T-------HE ------ PALACE EAST PRESENTS • RHINESTONE DANCERS ; EXOTIC MALE REVUE SAT. JULY 19th DOORS OPEN 8:00 PM 947 DILLINGHAM RD. PICKERING, ONTARIO • (905) 420-2595 • • THIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO • SAVE 15 OFF ADMISSION. • • MUST BE 19 YEARS OLD. • ---- ----- OFF , Anything r Future S o activate on 1CAkTECAAG"ERW""E Some conditions a) PAGE I6.• THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY I& 1997. Pickerin Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7303 photo by Ron Pietroniro Divingave s Adam Whitehead dives for the ball Kinsmen Park in Pickering. It's run by Tuesday while participating in the annual national team member Steve Gill, who's Soccer Tech International camp at currently playing soccer in the U.S. Pickering wins Azul Challenge Cup PICKERING — The Pickering tier I under -12 txn,s' soccer team captured the championship of the Azul Challenge Cup Tournament in Ajax recently. The Pickering squad went undefeated through round- robin play to advance to the final against Whitby. which was also unbeaten. In the championship game, Pickering won a sex; -saw battle over %Vhitby by 3-2. Kyle Petrovich. Daniel Lazaridis and Blair Quigley, on a free - kick just outside the 18 -yard box, scored for Pickering. The defence of' Quigley, Petrovich, Kyle Innocent and John Trujillo kept Whitby out of scoring range. The half line of Jeff Aguiar, Leighton Mulcare. Stcven Ekwenuke and Roland Cilliers did a fine job of moving the ball around and keeping it in the Whitby goal area. Pickering opened the tour- ney by playing to a 2-2 tie with Scugog. Matthew Pemerow%ki and Lazaridis scored early in the contest, then both teams played excellent defence to prevent any further %coxing. Pickering blanked Port Hope 2-0 in the second game. The locals got one goal in each half with Lazaridis and Cillier% finding the net. In the final round-robin contest. Pickering played Whitby to a I -1 tie. Pickering scored first on a goal by Lazaridis, then held Whitby scoreless until the 65th minute Pickering squirts' blazing bats PICKERING — The Pickering Accord Craft Canada `Blue' squirt boys' softball squad was edged out in the semi- final of the recent eight -team East Gwillimbury Tournament. In the semi-final game, the Pickering squirts faced Richmond Hill, a team which had captured the championship at the last two tournaments it had entered. Pickering battled hard in the contest, holding 4-0 and 6-4 leads in the contest. But, in the final inning, Richmond Hill scored five runs to earn a 9-6 victory. Pickering was led by the pitching of Akhil Shelly who gave up only four runs in three innings of work. The offence was paced by Adam McPherson with three hits. Robbie Hamilton and Zachary when a defensive miscue allowed Whitby to score the equalizer. The Azul Challenge Cup event represented the sixth tourney the Pickering tier 1 team has entered this season. The squad has made it to the final at each one. Team members are Jamie Brown, Roland Cillier%, Julian DeGraff, Jonathon Kaye, John Trujillo, Blair Quigley, Kyle Innocent, Jeff Aguiar, Daniel Lazaridis, Mathew Christodoulou, Kyle Petrovich, Steven Ekwenuke, Mathew Pernerowski, Leighton Mulcare and David D' AI fonzo. The team is coached by Lennox Mulcare, assisted by Mario Aguiar. fall short P � $Torts News Advertiser Pickering major bantams just miss ball tourney title PICKERING — The Pickering Red Sox major bantam rep baseball team came agonizingly close to wining its own tour- nament last weekend. In the championship game of the Pickering Baseball Association tourney. the Red Sox dropped a 4-3 decision to Markham to finish as runners-up. Pickering had chances to win the crown but stranded several base runners at third. Dave R'alders pitched into the fourth inning, allowing only three hits while strik- ing out three. Reliever Nat Ogborne threw heat in the final two innings, allowing no hits. Mike Mitchell, Gerohn Lanns and Brandon McMillan all bunted successful- ly in the first inning to give the Sox a 1-0 lead. However, Markham scored four runs in its half of the inning. Lanns walked with the bases loaded to bring in Pickering's %ccond run. McMillan's single — his first of two in the game — gave the Sox their third run. Mitchell reached base three times in total, while Tim Verhoom smacked a double and a single. Dave Walders chipped in with two singles. Brandon Cowie, Robbie Johnston and Verboom each earned a walk. Defensively, McMillan, Cowie and Mitchell all made key plays. In the semi-final game, the Sox major bantams met their minor bantam counter- parts from Pickering. In a match which needed extra innings to decide, the elder Sox eked out a 6-5 win in a well -played contest. The majors led until the seventh inning when the minor squad went ahead. Walders brought in the tying run in the seventh and Mitchell knocked in the win- ning run in the eighth. Mitchell held the hot bat with a triple and three singles, including a bunt single in which he beat out the throw to first. He also contributed two RBI. Johnston had three singles for an RBI. McMillan pounded out a two -RBI double. Walders contributed a double and a single for an RBI. Cowie, Alex George, Lanns, Fayaz Murji and Ogborne all had singles. T'he Red Sox got stellar pitching from Murji, Johnston and Ogborne. Closer Ogborne recorded six strikeouts, while Johnston notched three. Johnston, Lanns, Cowie and Ogborne also made dazzling plays in the field. The Sox lost their tourney opener to Markham 10-1. Scott Grundy, the game's most valuable player, hit two singles for an RBI. Also hitting singles were Johnston, Ogborne and Walders. Grundy and McMillan made smooth plays in the field. Pitchers Johnston and Murji were tagged with the loss. In the second game, Pickering rebounded to soundly defeat Cobourg 9-I. Murji was the game's MVP, blasting three singles for two RBI. Johnston singled twice for two RBL McMillan also had a pair of singles. Justin Couto, Grundy " and Walders each a had a jingle for an RBI. Jason Fetter, Lanns, Mitchell and Verboom recorded singles. Starting pitcher Fetter supplied the team with four innings of work. followed by Mitchell, who closed out the game with three innings of solid pitching. George made a great catch of a fly ball. The Red Sox blasted Sentinel 22-6 in the third game. McMillan played a solid all-round game to earn MVP honors. He smacked a three -run home run, while adding a double and single for two more RBI. From his catcher's position, McMillan threw out a runner attempting to steal third base and he also pitched an inning, allowing no hits. Oghcxne's bat was also booming as he txated a home run, double and single for four RBI. Johnston smacked two doubles and a sin- gle for five RBI. Mitchell doubled twice for an RBI. Grundy had three singles for two RBI while Fetter singled for two RBI. George singled and Murji walked to bring in a run. Grundy pitched three strong innings before giving way to reliever Mitchell who allowed no hits the rest of the way. in tourney semi-final Eastman added two hits apiece. Steven Manning made a spectacular diving catch in right field, then picked off a runner at first base for the double play. The Accord Craft Canada squirts start- ed the event with a convincing 11-5 victo- ry over Newmarket. The game was high- lighted by a seven -run fourth inning for Pickering. Ryan Jones pitched three innings, allowing only two runs, while Hamilton worked two innings on the mound, yielding two Newmarket runs. The Pickering hitting attack was led by Colin Ackroyd, Eddie Portener and Adam Fawcett, who had two hits apiece. In the second game, the Pickering squirts doubled the score on host East Gwillimbury 10-5. Shelly pitched three innings, allowing two runs, while Jones Yielded three runs in three innings. Pickering launched a 16 -hit attack in the game, with Matthew Johnston, Eastman and Ian Bezubiak contributing three hits apiece. Team members are Colin Ackroyd, Ian Bezubiak, Zachary Eastman, Adam Fawcett, Robbie Hamilton, Ryan Hams, Matthew Johnston, Ryan Jones, Steven Manning, Adam McPherson, Eddie Pcxtener, Pat Sirbon and Akhil Shelly. The team is. coached by Terry Eastman assisted by Terry Jones and Robin Harris. The manager is Linda Eastman: scorekeepers are Tom McPherson and Barb Fawcett. Please recycle AJAX MEN'S TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE is looking for new players for the upcoming season Interested? Call Kevin 428-7316 :{6 21"mowers $3��95 starting at & up up to 4 year warranty ftrau0&&W lawn -Boy dealer since 1971 PickeringMarine 1644 Bayly St, Pickering 837-0653 Scoreboard 11 Rivett, sports writer WESTSHORE MIXED SLO-PITCH LEAGUE Results/standings for the week ending July 6 LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM G W L T PTS .::�ixtury Contracting 8 7 1 0 14 �,� Management 8 7 1 0 14 ,awes Locksmith 8 6 2 0 12 ;:anadtan Tire 8 5 3 0 10 ,.,�hbo Video 8 5 3 0 10 Frrb Myers 8 5 3 0 10 eayys 2 8 4 3 1 9 a ranagh Electric 8 4 4 0 8 b.i dy's 1 7 3 4 0 6 . ,-ham Instruments 8 3 5 0 6 =inns 7 3 4 0 6 • y Line 8 3 5 0 6 •eenwood Printers 8 2 5 1 5 �.w,k Copy 8 2 5 1 5 ltton Group 8 1 6 1 3 ;deFishBChrpHouse8 1 7 0 2 LEAGUE RESULTS (tor July 6) -entury Contracting 23 vs Nor -Line 5: Jumbo Video 16 vs. itn,k Copy 2: db Management 17 vs. Olde Fish 8 Chip House I Graves Locksmith 8 vs. Canadian Tire 5: Bob Myers 7 vs. 3 nns 0: Bayy's 2 15 vs. Cavanagh Electric 11. Bayly's 1 32 vs. Tutton Group 13. Greenwood Printers 20 vs. Durham ,struments 7. CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE UNDER -9'E' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pickering 7 5 1 1 33 11 16 Jxbndge 8 4 2 2 22 23 14 Nh,tby 7 3 3 1 19 16 10 Danegton 8 3 4 1 14 18 10 3shawa Kicks 8 0 8 0 2 35 0 UNDER -10'E' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Ajax 6 6 0 0 26 3 18 3shawa Kicks 5 3 1 1 15 5 10 Nhdby 5 3 1 1 /2 15 10 :�obourg 5 2 3 0 7 10 6 Pickering 5 1 3 1 8 14 4 Darlington 5 0 4 1 11 33 1 UNDER -I1 'E' STAND04GS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Dariwgton 7 5 0 2 23 6 17 NY Azzum 6 5 0 1 30 8 16 Pckenng 6 5 1 0 24 14 15 Uxbridge 8 3 5 0 20 21 9 WhRry 5 2 2 1 10 10 7 Peterborough 1 6 1 2 3 8 9 6 North Scarborough 5 1 3 1 6 18 4 Cobourg 7 1 5 1 15 33 4 Peterborough 2 6 0 5 1 6 23 1 UNDEh1}12'E' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Oshawa Turuls 5 5 0 0 27 5 15 Pickering 5 3 1 1 17 6 10 Cobourg 5 2 3 0 12 20 6 Peterborough 5 2 3 0 18 21 6 Ajax 6 2 4 0 14 14 6 Oshawa Kicks 5 1 2 2 11 15 5 Garlea 5 1 3 1 10 28 4 TINDER-13'PE' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Ajax 5 5 0 0 21 2 15 Whitey 6 4 1 1 26 11 13 Cobourg 6 4 2 0 27 12 12 Pickering 5 2 1 2 10 5 8 West Rouge 7 1 3 3 16 28 6 Oshawa Kicks 5 1 3 1 5 16 4 Darlington 6 1 4 1 8 19 4 Mavern 4 0 4 0 2 22 0 (1I40ER-14'R' STAND04GS TEAM G W L T F A PTS North Scarborough 5 4 1 0 21 7 12 Woodbridge 5 3 1 1 20 a 10 NY Azzum, 5 3 1 1 22 9 10 Scar. Blues 4 3 1 0 7 10 9 Pickering 5 3 2 0 14 17 9 Richmond Hi 5 1 4 0 7 10 3 Vaughan 5 1 4 0 10 26 3 Glen Shields 4 0 4 0 5 19 0 LWADER•15'P' STAND94M TEAM G W L T F A PTS Etob.coke 5 5 0 0 23 2 15 Pickering 8 4 2 2 19 13 14 Olympic 2 8 4 4 0 20 18 12 Scar. Blues 5 3 0 2 23 10 11 NY Azzuni2 5 2 1 2 16 8 8 Markham 5 2 2 1 14 13 7 Argentina 7 1 5 1 15 29 4 Whitby 7 0 7 0 8 45 0 !UNDER -16 TV STANDOM TEAM G W L T F A PTS Rrcdntorhd Mill 5 4 0 1 15 5 13 Piockern9 5 3 1 1 23 14 10 Dart on 6 2 3 1 10 11 7 Unionvie 7 0 6 1 11 31 1 u1DER�n'WSTANDIMGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Glen Shields 5 4 0 1 10 4 13 Unionville 5 4 1 0 13 12 12 4 3 1 0 17 6 9 E 4 2 1 1 10 3 7 Uruguay 4 1 2 1 7 6 4 Pft" 5 1 3 1 7 8 4 North Scar. 4 0 3 1 3 18 1 ThorWI 5 0 4 1 5 15 1 PMCKEFA MG SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION SENDN DIVOM OWS'TBALL STANDPMGs (As of Jute 27) TEAM G W L' T PTS Massay's ResteurarN a 5 2 1 11 Premier Trophy B 4 2 2 10 Master Medenic Q 3 2 3 9 HFM Construction B 3 2 3 9 Bud&RoyS Service 8 4 4 0 a Caracte Lodge 8 3 9 2 8 Sabourin lunalto 8 2 2 4 a Pick. Mired Slo-Pioeh 7 2 2 3 7 Sun Lite 8 1 4 3 5 Accord Craft 7 0 4 3 3 NTTE ON", DIVISION STANDMIMGs (As or July 10) TEAM G W L T PTS Marshall Hpntes 9 7 1 1 15 Ptdering Playing Field 9 7 1 1 15 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Serpa Conveyancing 9 5 3 1 11 Cherrywood Rooting 9 5 4 0 10 Durham Angels 9 4 4 1 9 Slo-Sports 9 3 5 1 7 Cent. 21 -Percy Fulton 9 3 6 0 6 Subway (Whites-Hwy2)9 2 6 1 5 Coldwell Banker 8 1 7 0 2 GAME RESULTS July 10: Serpa Conveyancing 10 (MVP Melissa Buttineau) vs. Slo- Sports 7 (MVP Lindsay MacDonald): Cherrywood Roofing 12 (MVP Megan Symington) vs. Subway Subs (Whites 3 Hwy, 2) 9 (MVP Jessica Palmer): Pickering Playing Fields 22 (MVP Megan Edwards) vs. Durham Angels 13. Century 21 - Percy Fulton 20 (MVP Kate" Fulton) vs. Marshall Homes 10. SQUIRT BOYS' DIVISION DIVISION STANDINGS (As of July 10) TEAM G W L T PTS Serpa Conveyancing 12 9 2 1 19 Accord Craft Canada 12 7 2 2 16 Winners 12 7 2 2 16 Pickering Honda 11 6 5 0 12 Bob Johnson 12 5 5 2 12 Pickering Men's Slo-Prtchl1 5 4 2 12 Eastern Tire 12 4 6 2 10 Post Kraft Foods 12 4 6 2 10 ICRC 12 3 7 2 8 Sporting Image 13 1 10 2 3 DIVISION RESULTS July 3- Serpa Conveyancing 13 (MVP Kurt Reichert) vs Winners 5 (MVP Neil Cockburn). P,rkerng Men's SID -Pitch ie (MVP Terry Knq vs Bob Johnson 6 (MVP Greg Kelly). Pickering Honda 16 (MVP Mark Senouf) vs.. Sportrg Image 3 (MVP Rob Hamilton). Accord Craft Canada 10 vs. Pog Kraft Foods 10. ICBG 12 (MVP Broth Adams) vs. Eastern Toe 12 (MVP Michael Laarwsel July & Eastern Tire 15 (MVP Sean Moron) vs Bob Johison 13 (MVP Kyle Harrmortcl): Accord Cal Canada 14 (MVP Sean Hancock) vs. Sportrhg Image 13 (MVP Brent Hkx:Mield): Serpa Corxeyancng 14 (MVP Mral1 Krog) vs ICRC 5 IMVP Kyle Panda): Post Kraft Foods 11 (MVP Darrel Turner) vs. Winners 3 (MVP Manhew Grandy). July /P. Bob Johnson 21 (MVP Seen Carson) vs Pothering Hot 10 (MVP Shawn Metde). Post Kraft Foods 13 vs. ICRC 4 (MVP Ryan MCLDUgW). VIN 10 19 (MVP Gordon Flaw) vs. Sporting trial 16 (MVP,bay Arhorn). Serpa CorwAncng 13 (MVP Chis Carter) vs EMM, Tre 10 (MVP Adam Fees); Accord Craft Canada 23 MVP Oil Alen) vs. Pickering Men's SIiyPIt7h 11 (MVP Ryan Brags) SQUIRT GIRLS' DIVISION STANDINGS iAs or July 2) TEAM G W L T PTS Durham Angels 9 8 0 1 17 U -Tach EMctronics 9 7 1 1 15 kMstgiffm Group 9 7 2 0 14 Soave's No Frit a 5 3 0 10 Sport Togs 9 4 5 0 8 cokkwo Banker 9 3 6 0 6 Eastern Power 9 3 6 0 6 Pickering Rep Soften 9 2 7 0 4 Class A EkKi orkcs 8 2 6 0 4 The Ravens 9 2 7 0 4 DIVISION RESULTS Jure 30: Eastern Power 17 (MVP Nicole Auger) vs Class 'A' Electronics 10 (MVP Nk, McDevitt): Steve's No Frills 7 vs Cokkvell Banker D. Yeas Group 14 (MVP Daniees Gane vs. The Ravens 5 (MVP Jessica Wood), U -Tach Electronics 19 (MVP Lena Letlkens) its, Sport Togs 14 (MVP Stephan Skxft): Durham Angels 18 (MVP Tracy Smith) vs Pckerrhg Rep Softball 10 (MVP Brooke Sampson) July 2: Investigators Group 12 (MVP Krystal Reichel) vs. Eastern Power 7 (MVP Deena MdGgue). Coldwell Barhker 25 vs. Picketing Rep Softbea 16. Dunham Angela 20 vs. Sport Togs 7 (MVP Juba Schuler): U -Titch Electronics 16 (MVP Jima Wulff) vs. The Ravens 3 (MVP Jessica ATOM GIRLS DIVISION DIVISION RESULTS July 2: M 8 M Meats 20 (MVP Enca Gym) vs. Sunkle 10. Block Parents to vs Eastem Power 17 (MVP Lisa Mans) June 30: Block Parents 16 vs Sunlife 16: M&M Meats 18 (MVP Ma" Can) vs Eastern Power 15. June 25: Sunh* 20 vs Eastern Power 20 (MVP Danielle Books). M&M Meats 16 (MVP Monique Edwards) vs. Block Parents 13. Jure 23: M&M Meats 20 (MVP Dement Douglas) VS. Sudle 10: Eastern Power 13 (MVP Karl" Doyle) vs. Block Parents 12. June 18: Sunkle 10 vs. Block Parents 8; M&M Meats 16 (MVP Saudis Ja&wQdon) vs Eastern Power 12 (MVP Carty Hendry). Jae 11: Eastern Power 20 (MVP Heather Bowes) vs. Block Parents 13: M&M Meats 20 vs. Sunkle 18. June 9: Block Parents 17 vs SknMe 12: M&M Masts 19 vs. Eastern Power 151MVP CardFMne Boisverq. June 4: Sunkb 17 vs. Eastern Power 8 (MVP Maria Greco): M&M Meets 20 vs. Block Parents 10. Jure 2: Block Parards 22 vs. Eastern Power 11 (MVP Suzanne Hills): M&M Mesta 20 vs. SunMe 10. PICKERING SOCCER CLUB UNDER40a Was ONWOMM Jure 19: Eastern DryweM 2 (MW- Slorebu g. Rebecca Rem, MVP Radheee Flow errday) vs. Shootirg Stars 0 (MVP Jessica VMair): Whole Tooth Teem 4 (SOphWW Papaoortstar&KM Natasha Szpak. Ashley Prasad Amanda Sheppard) vs. Master Meehanic 1 (Amanda Labatia, MVP Alexandra Garvey): Canade Trust 1 (Kaley Lynch. MVP Nicole Crag) vs. Whi terrares Fane 0. MVP Stephen* wh.Henn«e): Royal Direct PC Bw*M 2 (Latxan Hkxmmer. Jode Hannan, MVP Lauren Hummer) vs. Sporting Images 0 (MVP Chelsey FOrsiner); Nknak Contracting 2 (Sarah Fowler. Alexandria Martinez. MVP Vidoria Brighton) vs. Lick's 1 (Megan Seal)% MVP Megan Sedey): curtym.Metro Courier 3. (Jennifer MichaYdka 3, MVP Jenna KaLsopoubs) V& Plid«m Progress Club 3 (Jessica BW1I ca 2. Tan Pagneeo. Strikers 6 (.lime Gooding. Page Heathcote. Savannah Heathcote. Jessica Scanlon. Hay Smolt. Ashley Shaer MVP Jessie Scanlon) via. Harveys 1 (Jemer Wakefeld, MVP Morgan Gonia). Grand 8 Toy 4 (pxistire Langlord 3, Rolerre Pritem. MVP Michelle Stewart) vs. Enjan ys Eagas 0: Design Tech 5. Kalbary Dixon. .u.q..:. iwnw__ THE NEWS ADMUISFiR FRIDAY, JULY 1& 1997 - PAGE 17 Jennifer Mansell, Carly Marshall 3. MVP Ayesha Keralella) vs Boxes Unlimited 3 (Lauren Civello. Kern Ford. Catherine Levesque. MVPs Kern Ford. Melanie Andrews) June 26: Shooting Stars 1 (Lisa Smith 1, MVP Amanda Parker) vs. Master Mechanic Cr. Whrttmores Farm 0 (MVP Kristen Cumming) vs. Whole Tooth Team 0: Eastern Drywall 3 (Meghan Stoneburgh 3) vs Canada Trust 3 (Lindsay Yarmoluk, Kate Sterling, Kaley Lynch. MVP Lindsay Yarmoluk). Novak CoMractmg 3 (Alexandra Martinez 2. Alex Russell, MVP Michelle Chappel) vs. Royal Direct PC Banking Q Sporting Images 2 (Chelsey Forstrer. Nevrene Ledo. MVP Nevrene LnCo) vs- Pickering Progress Club 1 (Jessica Bosdence. MVP Jennifer Valadao). vs Durham Metro Courier 7 (Jennifer Mchahcka 5. Laura Jefferies 2. MVP Laura Jefferies) vs. Licks 0 (MVP Holly Young). Strikers 6 (Paige Hleathcole. Courtney Kelly 4. Allison Witty) vs. Boxes Unlimited 0 (MVPs Andrea Romeo. Kaley Sutton), Design Tech 4 (Kimberley -Ann Dixon. Cary Marshall 2. Keva McNally. MVP Kxnberly-Ann Dixon) vs. Grand 8 Toy 2 (Christine Langford 2. MVP Kelly Vickers), Harvey's Pickering 2 (Carlin Hopkins. Jennifer Wakefield. MVP Cartln Hopkins) vs Enersys Eagles 1 (Samantha Switzer. MVP Sarah Larock) UNDER -12 GIRLS' DIVISION June 9 Heritage Electric 3 (Melissa Gaukn 2, Nicole Ruta) vs Boyer Pontiac t (Jacqueline Constanzo). Strikers 3 (Kay Biting. Kathryn Skelton. Lindsey Watson) vs. Chargers t (Camite McPherson. MVP Ern Paterson). Rangers 2 (Katya M,lanosk, 2 vs. Ability Metal b Machine 2 (Emily Mikus 2). June 16 Heritage Electric 0 vs. ReAAax 0, Petals Appliances 0 vs. Thunder 0. Shooting Stan 2 (Elyse Campbell. Tatum MacLeod. MVP Mallory Holmes) vs. Bkzarbecue 1 (Laura Clayton 1. MVP Shannon Lohhouse): Volkswagen Volcanoes 3 (Jennifer Seeney 2. Kelsey Wwerng. MVP Jessica Walters) vs. Boyer Pontiac 0 June 23: Ability Metal d Machin 6 (Sara Langford 3. Emily Mikus 3) vs. Bizarbecue 0: Thunder 3. (Katie Murphy, Deena MacDonald. Meaghan Redly. MVP Meraghan Reilly) vs. Strikers 3 (Nicole Monosky. Kathryn Skelton 2, MVP Sharron Sidsworth). Volkswagen Vok:anoeos 4 'Jennler Seeney 4. MVP Sophie Dora) vs. Sroomng Stars 1. (Taftum MacLeod): Chagers 0 (MVP Cathie MCPhersori) vs. ReiMax 0 (MVP Amanda Kong). Peter's Appliances 2 (Mex Entwistle 2) vs Boyer Pontiac Boyer 1 (Jacqueline Constanza 1). Jure 25 Shooting Stars 4 (Tatum McLeod 2. Vicki Mason. Sara Blair, MVPs Jessica Higgins. heather Dysart) n. Strikers 1 (Anne Sterling 1. MVP Kylie NMchell) UNDER -14 GIRLS' DIVISION June 16 Waco 1(Chartel McConnell. MVPs Jenna Gillespie. Meraan,e Dora) vs. Chargers 0 (MVP Pamela Srmoka), Strdrers 21 K Gaudet . T Patrick. MVPs M Van Dyke C Cclfsuorno) vs. Shoonng Stan 1 (L. Waken. MVP L Walker). Lone Star Cale 3, Janna Dorn. J. Mroczkowsk, Ern Srlodck, MVP Ern Sdcbdk) vs. Joe Poll Re(Max 0 (MVP 1*0 tax Suckhoo UNOER-RVE MIXED DIVISION Jure 23 Mwawku'CDT 8 (Davd Mott 5. Cnnslopher Raguseo 2. Matthew Ouraon) vs IndDKofe 0 (MVP Ton Ask). Sdkeman Elbert 12 (Ryan Sheridan 5, Brendan Lace 4. Travis Rutherford 3) vs. Boyer Pbnmac 1 (Mathew Taylor). Jammers 9 (Jenery Lyons. Chris Manaccni 2. Blair Rutherford 3. Stilt Lyons 3. MVPs Slam Rutherford, Coaeen Broederrp) vs. Classic Touch 1 (Mac n Crawford. News Advertiser MVP Kyle Dryer), CIBC 2 (Brandon Tyler. Billy Desroches 1. MVPs Brandon Tyler. Marthew Wettlauter) vs. Scotia McLeod 1 (Christopher. MVP Hayley) UNDER -SEVEN MIXED DIVISION June 22 Chargers 8 'Darnell Broom 5 Jakob Tun 3 MVPs Keenan Hinds, Stefan Fernandez) vs Shooing Stars 1. Kyle Noronha MVP Kyle Noronha). Blizzard 6 (CJ Hamilton 2. John Martnko 3 Sean Harrison. MVPs Sean Hamscn, Jeri MCKehre) vs Kicks 2 iKely Bayes. Morse Oke. MVPs Matthew D'Arcy. Jordan Lawrence). Strikers 9 (Christopher Wright 7. Jordan Moss. Lucas Whalen. MVP Lucas Whalen) vs. Thunder 5 (Joel L,brecz 1. Sam Persaud 4, MVP Joel Librecz) June 15: Blizzard 5 (CJ Ham,eon 4 Brandon Latona. MVPs Brandon Latora. Philip Hurriaga) vs Strikers 2 (Christopher Wright 2. MVP Lyda Hogewonng. Michael Braden). Chargers 12 (Joshua Stronger Darnell Brown 4. Peter Schmalz 1, Jakob Tun 5. Robert Sinclair 1. MVPs Jakob Tun. Roger Sinclair) vs Kicks 5 (Daniel Machell. Morse Oke 3. Brittany D'Arcy. MVPs Tyler Kerr Connor Spry -Jones). UNDER -SEVEN BOYS"A' DIVISION June 17: Bryson Insurar;e 5 ,Michael Mauro 5. MVP Eric Palmer) vs Midas Pickering 1 (Brandon O'Shea. MVP Eric Phan -Hung). Thunder 3 (Alexander Levesque. Brandon Speck 2. MVPs Myles Warwick. Brandon Speck r vs Babarbedue 2 (Corey Jardm. Matthew Sheppard). Canada Trust Chargers 4 (Andrew McCcnne112. Michael Purcell. Shane Del Zora. MVP Shane Del Zonal vs SuperCentre 2 (Andrew Nauth 2. MVPs Nicholas Baum. Gavin Layman). Boo Johnston Chew -Olds 7 (Cole Crerar 4. Peter Palarrtras 2. Kevin Munsre. MVPs Peter Palantzas. Tyler Schmitt) vs PCCCA 1 (Michael Tyree. MVPs Ben Luby. Wilbert Tang) June 24: PCCCA 3 (Mrchael Tyree 3. MVP Michael Smith) vs Canada Trust Chargers 2 iArdrew McConnell. Jason Armstrong): gryscon Insurance 3 (Michael Mauro. Shawn Stark. Michael Bryson. MVPs Michael Bryson. Robert Pons) vs Bizarbeque 2 (Lucas Wort. Casey Jardn). SuperCerdre 4 (Jordon Johnson. Dean Lawrence. Daniel Popov,C. Christopher Prato. MVPs Daniel Popowc. Christopher Pato vs. Midas Pickering 0 (MVPs Ryan Boyd. Daniel Relay). UNDER -SEVEN BOYS"CDIVISION June /6 Dana Canada 9 Bryar Barton 3 Kevin Hadd" 3. Connor Trepanwn 2. Jordan Reif oe. MVP Bryan Barton) vs BYuard 0 (MVPs Ryan Hoek. John Twonant). Ryswwn Graphics 3 (Michael DkCanc. Zachary Lamacraft 2. MVPs Zachary Lamacrah. Tim Vickers vs Thunder 1 (M G4ber, MVP 8 Wakn). Strikers 6 (Kyle Safer -an 5. Kyle Becker. MVPs Kyrie Bateman. Kyte BeCver� vs Cam Tool 6 DN 2 ',Marc Loivesmo 1. Kyle Kinsmar t. MVPs. Marc Levesque. Kyle Kinsman) Julie 23 Lone Star 1 (Kevin Baker. MVPs Snare Kerslake. Trevor Whatamore) vs. Thunder t (Trevor Cosier 1 _ MVPs Brandon Jefferies. Michaer GkOen). Blizzard 1. Tyler Nast,ct� '. MVPs Matthew Far,. Tyler Naxch) vs Cam Tod d Die 0 (MVP Brian Effairstol. Dana Canada Ltd 4 (Br)an Barton. 4rgel Lavence 2. Callum Lack. MVP Nig« Laurence; vs. Kicks 2 ;Andre Anbeolf. SaWerw Harnade. MVP Andre Andreolf): Strekers 5 (Kirio 9at.rnan 5. Steven Adams. MVPs CaloryWalsh. Sevens Adams vs Ryswn Graphics 1 (Mich" Dt Carlo, MVPs Shawn Thompson. Can Papaconistanuna,) Gende Den!"" fAdulN ids, and Great Bk Bab To help you - Convenient care feel at ease: - (� with you in mind: .. ✓Ultrasonic ;Y=�,_- _ = ✓ New patients J J J J Dr. Stewea Nadu, D.D.S., Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALETTER welcome J We file insurance claims and accept post-dated cheques, cash, or credit cards for payment ✓ Payment plans available o A C J 5% discount for senior citizens J White fillings for back teeth ✓ Impacted wisdom teeth treatment ✓ Saturday appointments multation! lain veneers, i make your NaA JL x .L NOW 683-1432 ® 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax Igm PAGE It -"M NMS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, "LY it '1"7 Buy one week, get the 2nd free: Call us for details Applies to Articles For Sale and Vehicles For (905) Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday LINE TORONTO . 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad 798-72596113 0707 (905) 579-4218 S" only. GARAGE SALES only $35+GST Endreceive TH NOTICES CY�SA our baby's arrival a gift certificate` T to $25 worth��aby products. gin, Careers ' 1 Careers ffin, Careers1 General General General Office Office Office Help Help Help IM, Help IM, Help 1 Help ti'hitbN based manufacturer the following individual: SALES ADMINISTRATOR Responsibilities include: Sales and technical services support, prepara- tion and co-ordination of marketing communications materials, recep- tion and secretarial duties. You should possess a secretarial or business applications diploma com- bined with sales support expen- ence, superior communication skills and a propensity for responsibility, and challenge. Please reply, including resume and salary expectations: FILE # 9877 C/O Oshawa/Whitby This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario. L1H 7L5 �, � �i�lio■ N M. `k r d.1uo, `I t HAIR- STYUST wanted for busy Whitby salon. Bonus & Comm. Call Marie 430-0300 ASYsant Manpsr pmeons avalabla. Fast paced W- asnt environment Must have own transportation Wnapementeaoerwtoa is an aswt. Pad "go, rg pro, vrded. Positions available m CkShawafthoby/Aw. and LindsayrCabour areas. Fax resurne b Dianne '-wrk C/o Caesars �a5-e2z-9808. INSURANCE LICENSED C.S.R. Teheglobe and com- -nerc,al expenence re- 4ured. Benefits, salary cownrartii"a with expen- ence Contact Pat at Word- eo Insvance (905) 579- 1317 or fax (905) 4,V - THE NAIL STATION Ca - Ver Training Center Be - Cane a nail technician. Career tis" aYailaae in aAinwl meati, ser anaiig. pedicures. waxing Pure stransd beeswax now available at aflordable pric- es (905) 723 -SM ' General P A -Z PROFESSIONAL Drivers Wanted imme- dutely to run Canada 6 USA for mryor transport Company Must haus ICC. modest, abstract. neketlxg CvOR, are police clearance We offer pard layovers. breakdown and loaeknghrvoadng pay. new ewoment, competitive wages Call (9oS)723- 6118 ALTERNATIVE MEDI- CINE 4 112 yrs. ago I Will my 100K lob. Today from my home. I cam mon than my doctor. Part-timeAwl- trms. Training provided. Small investment required. 905.432-8234, 24 hr. recorded message. CUSTOMER SERVICE News Adver" requests 111911 adwoum Chad flak ad upon pAicaw as News Adieriser will nd be responsible for more than one irlcarmd inlaerion and lucre shall be no Mui tjf for cion fission of any &IABP lisenlat Ualift br or - fm in ads is ivied to /Ie amint paid for the spm OCGrpyirg 11ne effor. All MW s sugeet to the sip. proval of mallagenleM of NewsAflvert m PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Standard Paper Box is seeking a qualified Production Supervisor for its convgatcd canon plant. RESPONSIBILITIFS: • Co-ordinate the work In the department with respect to produc- tion. quality and safety standards. - Administer the collective agreement. QUALIFICATIONS; - A minimum of five )cars experience as a Production Supervisor preferably in the corrugated packaging industry. • A high school graduate. • Ability to direct and motivate employees. 'Ke offer a comprehensive benefits package and salary comnwnsu- rate with experience and qualifications T'h is job vacancy Is open to everyone Interested applicants may submit their resumes in confidence to: STANDARD PAPER BOX Manager, Human Resources Reference PS97-2 P.O. Box 217 Bell"Ale, Ontario IK8N 4Y8 MANAGEMENT Says we need to expand now to service upcoming clientele. H you are HARD WORKING, Wsirtess reminded, enjoy working in a fun & creative atrtgsphete. For interview call Rebecca 721-0229 Advancement Available r V Li-TOWIE SALES CLERK required for Dance supplies store. Please mail resume to: 60 Randall Drive Unit 010 Ajax, Ontario LIS 6L3 COMPUTER USERS! For- mat. copy 6 mail d4sks for cash' RUSH S.A.S.E. To: L.L. Wood. 60.8 Bristol Road East, Suite 3598, lAssruaega. OrnL L4Z 3K8 DO YOU LICE to travel? Do you have excellent of- koe organizational skills? M you proficient in com- puAar ileracy? Do you crank wen in Mph pressure silw- tons? Can you work with mirwutm slvervision? I you tura answered 'yes' b an IMss questions. we have a 4 math position available for 11te right per- son. Pleas ropy to lie a 9673 Oshawa This vi eek, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontoo. LIM 71.5 OD99.ID 1 tom► now hir- ing drivers Paid cosh nigW Must hove own ear. apply at 1051 Simcoe St. N 434-2777, and Harwood S. Ajax, 68349993. ICE CREAM Truck driver, kA or part -tame, sorra wee- kends, must be 25 years old . Cas Mite alter bpm 905-430-9877. EARN $595 a weak from home. Secret shopping, " assembly. processing nreil, sevvinp. To " an 416-202-0112,pt; 106. OF DURHAM Now HirkV Fur & Part time SWA 416-4194737. 905-683.3015. EXPEREOM UPMOST ERER, sawing machine operator, full or part lima, excellent wages for Ajax aha call 428-72a0. EXPERIENCED 096 clerks fWl a part time E:dremely, rleanble nese schedule re- qured. Send resumes to File 09838. Oshawa/VVhwt- by This Weak. P 0. Box 48' Oehrwa. ON L I H 71_5. 4 MANAGER TRMNEES, full time. dnvors tome n- qurnd, no experence 3 weeks pad training. $500! week salary bonus Car Mr 0alet905.723- 6900 GAILUND Requires Cleaners for evenings. Drivers license an asset. 683-4134 GENERAL HELP. 15 Posi- tions available now in all areas of lest growing com- pany. Pay varies rah posi- Call Debbie 721721r tT SsAJ Con. nEon us. HAIR STYLIST OR NAIL TECHNICIAN, Own your own business. Iorg wab- kstrad . Norlh Oshawa hair salon, for sale or rent very reasonable. can today. 725-1171. HAIRSTYLIST TMNTED - in tun service salon. Busy Oshawa location. Contact Jam or Frank 571-1250. LICENSED LIFE and health agards uheada. No Prospect". high earernis- sions with advance balore issue. VSS*d rerhsaiala 1- 800.986.7054 for racpdad STUDIO SKD it now bok- ing for a nail technician. Spada for rent. M"W est Shaun at 905.430.9397. No- necessary ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT • Advanced standing in recognized accounting degree I diploma program. • Applied accounting experience including G1, journal entries, month end closing, fixed assets, Financial Statements. • Collection and maintenance of MR. in an international environment • Good PC and spreadsheet skills - preferable Fourth Shift. Good presentation and communicational skills. The right attitude. Please respond in writixa to: 901 Dillingham Road, Pickering, Ontario L1W 2Y5 FAX 1905)420-5232 Email: tmol@tormed.com Only those selected for an interview will be contacted General Help MATURE. HONEST & ro- able !ruck orrvar needed to deliver brain goods. Part urns position of 2 days plus on all pts n . could lead io full time. Send resume -,in relerences to :File s9875. Oshawa This Week. P.O. Box 481 Oshe- wa TM Week. Oshawa Ontario. LIM 71-5 NEEDED FOR Chn"an Daycare. Assistant cook and housekeeper, position would require a person with emto in d.- dutes.servup of food. Hours would be 11.45 to 4 00 every day. A punctual dedicate worker is needed br Urs poeiion Meering rekaf the person for the postion world need to be flexible with the po""Iy of extended hours, super. visit the ehldren Oereg ou loor or indoor play. Haas for are posnson world be 7'00 am to 1000 and possibly 11:00 Asus- tant Toddler Teacher, tui arae fob begins mid-August. Must he" daycare expen- ence . Appy for these posy dons by sending a resume to the address above. Do not call the daycare: how- ever you might want no drop your rearrre by hand to our location. Baytarr Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd. E Pidtenng Ontario, LtV 2Ft2. 9QUAsa MY PMA a SM is now accept. 11V appkcations for pica cooks No phone cans please. Apply a. 133 Clench St Botw wrvine. STUDENTS w1ELCo1E tool $350-$450 weekly. New advarsio g krm equeft test Wvanarnent. 10 To 20 PEOPLE CAN BE PUT TO WORK IM MEDMTELY. No experience necessary. Vtr M to train. START ASAP. CALL ASHLEY AT (905) 404-9833. (18 yea and older walwnta) SUPER -DIET. Take oil the• warted Pounds 3 Inches. Lok Good i I" Great 100% Nab" a Guar. shlesd. (905)571-5063. TIM driven and m.cfuhh. Ica needed klnlad"I ILII bill growing company. Drivers - no apeninics necessary. Part ante or full 427-7770. m Gen � I P Hairstylists with expen- ence wailed to L Attitudes location in PKkenng Torun Centre, Call 905-420- 1440. USTED PUEDE HACER- LO realidad Sr usted de- ses unit vide mat bal- rxrosede.el Quenu odntro- ler nut fnanras y of - V, qua Mew Pers dsowrle a Our f-trilia...ar dawn un w- t we" nuevo y viwles oon low gales ppoe...si ghaere ganwr tarso comic, hared so awsce: escona a Shaklee eomo w negoca whore Detre ser b"" Llama - (so 905 -GW 1117 NEw OPPORTUNITY Work From Home - Ful or sort timre. NO experience necessary, Earning up to $500. . weekly Send S A.S E. for a FREE rnbr- matron pedtage. to Castle InIormaion Services. 701 Rosslnd Fla E.. Suw 349, Whitby. Ontario LIN 9K3 SELL IT NOW CALL IM, Office Help WCEPTIOIMST Whitby Oshawa Honda regtlxes someone hon- est and fnardworkxg wlh sane word proceesrnp erperrwra. Hart Morgay b Thus - any 5-9 Frday 36, SM 9.5- Fax rewire b 666.4571. Or Osivw b • • 10 Dundee E. Whilby. PART TIME Reapion s" Secretary regwred br srmtee law office. Respond with resume and salary eupea aeons to P O. Box 333. Alex. Omani. LIS 3C5. TRAINEE Mkt esiaDkshed In Sited insurance brok bokrq for Itsurmce Vance, to work in that Hill area. University E tan preferred, no a ence required. Send n to file: 18974 OS This Week Box 481 wa. On. L1H 71.5 683-0707 19111 ban pwpl IM sw" "ww 9Mt Agar CAREER OPPORT[JlmillT Required immediately EXPIMIENCED ADVERRTISQWG SAl1 U REPRESENTATIVE Minimum 2 years experience. If you are outgoing, highly motivated, and have a positive attitude and arc dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would tike You to join our winning team. Existing aid new accounts, training, commissions and base pay. Telephone Directory Saks sad layout experience an asset Mail or fax resetme to 'Ajax/Piickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave, Ajax, Ontario LiS 21145 Fax 0 619-9066 Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Seruice, PF We are by lar The Its Disltrtlltltor tat Dees in otu sesta. Hare yauT Agars daliwfed.: d Mrif Just ca 3-5110 any weaNladay,Friay a steles,► mtlillt „» Ilewspapar nisi e,►arybotly INaeds a • sk News Advertiser y .r «ffor advert s ng.id f= SkilledMM Skilled Help Help AZ DRIVER - DZ DRIVER Must be experienced at moving furniture. Apply in person with recent abstract to. 725 Finley Ave. Ajax HEAVY TRUCK PARTS COUNTER PERSON Forward resume by mail or in person to: 1311 Hopkins St. Whitby, Ontario. LIN 2C2 Attention Jo -Lynn imSkilled Im Daycare Help Available AUTO 80DY MAN. Own your own business. com- plete for rem, only $1495 mondn- y.725-1171. BRAKE OPERATOR. Re- quired for small Fabrication Stop wonting in aluminum and stainless sae,. Mt - mum 5 years experience. Mat be able to do setup, bond allowances and work with minimum supervision. Brock Rd. / Hwy. 401 area of Pi ckaring. Wages ne9o- lia.. ph. 905-420.10" or Fax 905- 420.1925 At- lareion Max. CABINET Makers re- quned for oumam Region east era. Mac," a CNC experience Preferred. Reply to File a 9649, OshawaiWtkttly This Week. PO Box 481. Oshawa. ON. LIN 71.5 CARPENTERS and car - pointers apprentice w qured by Me hour and sub mdract hams g crews. Tel- eploM (905) 427 -SMI EXPERIENCE TRUCK DRIVER with Class DZ k- oense, fill time. local runt. FA in appscabpn at Mason Wrhdomms. 913 Brock Rd. S. Pickering. MACHINIST Full Son• PiesimL MaChnry, Maniack". Ownk tion & hard toots. Knowledge d Paper. Experience regkw•d in gas a are waft Also use of fat as a nil. CALL 414 -20 -MOL MARTIAL ARTS IN- STRJCTORS,Wtapont, Au Jnsu, IS, Chi, TaWWXNI- do, am. Fax resume to: 416- 281.3308. WANTED - SHNGLER AND LABOURER, .*Oft Cal Ca579-4517 PEDIATRIC WirA 'S - 'RN' with sepriaoe anti waning to work in to core- 1111. ormty. Call 90544 2123. Meirtp July 28. uLTRAig111D TECH. be Duham area. Fu9Narl time. Cardec or Vascular Q Oshawa VWOV This Went, P. Q ON 481, O$h&t^ L1H 7L5. IW 2 d*kW- SM 3 a 2, soh Pidwing 420-3054 MATURE wwp k an- Perianced narngh vf91 at - l Pill" houts, for chid - ran 5 aid 2 1/2, 4 del wOW ime"s ely 420- 70M. � IVER � RNIGOWU l hisairt required for Sept for m item am 6 yr. cBm& RdJConc. 3. Lin out pw famed. BM -6232 AFFORDABLE, Reliable daycare available. New bores welcome. Nutritious hit knches and snacks. Reerencet a recepls. Cal anytime, 686 -OM ALL AGES. hot krrch". nutritious snacks, fenced yard, craps a aciviies. 831-0868 FUN LOVING Mother of 3 to provide gentle anng daycare services at non- smoking tome in North Hermitage 'S4.Paundk School amp'. Please CON 905.426.3272. MOTHER of 2 pow ng retable. affordable dayan n my hors. leveed yard. wit" pial 001. krich" snacks provided. daily Sic - issued. cry ape welcome, wastrel Red Allison 427-)922. PICKERING Bomb / Rob: Lowry daycare: 16 months to 12 years. Daily -*w (fenced backyard and park Crafts. story lime. music- nuhMmuo meals a snacks. First Ad. C.PR. arshed. Non-smoking. te- mpts. 905.42•-124. RELIABLE dayan in my home. Fenced yerd. daily, walks. Lunch" and snarls Smoke-free. Refer- ences. Wh ss, Rd/Hwy 2 CM Cheryl 420 -OM RELIABLE DAYCARE available for at apes. We provdo nuitnout snacks Toys, kids videos. OutsiCe play. Brock/401. Luka 426- 1776. VIESTNEY a HYWAY 2 Daycare available lull and pest iter", 17yean expen- ance affordable hippy anvi- ronment. huge par ares. craft, mets included. a lots more. Receipts and rew- en ces. 606-8719. ' Firewood FIREWOOO. ercdfem vary best quality hardwood. per W4Nc . extra long inn• Iuty sueored, CIA a epic. Hmnaii meaeuratenL free debwafy, carnia pnca- KozyH Firewood. 905- owgWn 1 Carrier FIISIER PNCE car seat we new $50- Tattle and choir set one bb* $50 and one eroorte 1 $100. Kat - anon watleddryer $475. AMr SPnL 426.2406. ER. askil SOW. w•ry ovation.Wil ow�sit oorAworw. w clot contowrn, $250; pP-1315 M1 for Sar GARAGE door repairs. $49. New doors/openers. CAUW Pie Doone 416- 336.0073 •LEAK• TMICK CAP ler salt, fits GMC Stay -side ful sit• pick-up. short box. Pointed whits, only 2 � rim (905)721-215& 8 PKIIArticles Art 1CWS For Sale For Sale m 11111111 011 Be a 10 NN0 ■ nowA AME-- A,aWE DOW? ; ■ ��•eoorw�lor7�rDp �1��■ ■''scormlhdbplvlidrtgaraAmlerswllhe best ■ ■ sell!ice- V* WOtild XP8C ele yOLrCandd ■ MpO ID tfle quesb s below. ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ ■ courteous Service? ■ ■ ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your • ■ advertisement? ■ ■ ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ ■ We would like to hear from you. ■ ■ If you prefer, ■ ■ please contact EddieKOlo ■ ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ ■ or fill out this coupon ■ ■ and mail to: ■ ■ 1 ClassiDed Department ■ ■ P.O. Box 481 ■ ■ "5 Farewell SiL ■ ■ Oshaw►a, Ontario • ■ LIU 7L5 ■ 9bar saosfaclim is rhe measure cO our wocess• ■ ■mn==MMMMUMMM` 19M NEW, 3 HP JOHN- CARPETS SALE: Lots of SON outboard, $875. carpets. 1001E nylon sten Shue winless mraphone, release. carpel 3 rooms $500. can Leo. 905.665- SM. (30 ea yd.) Includes: 9247- carpet. pow m w pad and 2 DRAWER lalerl be off. installation. Free estimates. $too-. 4 drawer felera flee Servwv Durham ands. auroCar nieiY, $15.. NO Dark I+zfr area. Sam 905.6661772. boy desk char $150 Pen- od peas - Oak desk we CARPETS Try and save. type toter wen $200_ fife- New 100% nylon. Stan- togel !teak restored 36' Use, Ful product full VAMI- by 66-. MW (905) 420- able to tart Any budget. 50M after 6 am Sonar discount Repan 7 K DMMNC SET ndub ad for pea as- 7 Buffet a Hutch $750. truss. Cab and 1'p snow Bird Canopy CRIB with you tic difference 100% orgnal weir $1000+. ask- oustomers saslsfeti ike 5) guaranteed nf350. AIC $60 725- 4' 1 PC., solid dark per dn- ing room set . buffet a hutch. 4 sole . 2 arm chars. c shit", table 3800 ex- 4err . to 100. $2500. 686- 5208 AIR CONDITIONERS $149. a up. keerowwe SW TVs 599. a up. Fridges $150. a up. Sower $99. a up. Washer $150. A up. Dryer 599. a up. VCRs $79. a up. Aprrn«n sized washer and dryers from $399. We haws now and LOW Computers. Up to 6 mare service guarantee - We Buy aif SM aUost AnY1hirgl Cal (905)436- 1320 ROCK BOTTOM DEALS. 22 Simae SL North. M Bold SL. Oil - alwos - DRAPERIES - SHUTTERS. 75% ON cit- . , - iklm Up 10 55% 08 raraaa made 426- 0837 CARPET 1 3 Mom br SM (30 s4 yards) Pum- tAn pad a eetaeeeon lint clyded. cal Sal 432-2750. CARPET am$W^ 100%, Now third. PLOk stein m., - , carpet. For 3 rocas, only :369.00. Price irnrirdes 30 Sq ydt terpa, dtk= pod and irwtN I'M in your In,, Free quota - ion . in your hone. No int tereeL no paymrM ler out tub year. Daniel, 1400- 217-0104. CARPETS - bel d capeL 100% hytom, new stein r• - Mase Carpels on band, I WE Carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price Includes arPSL pro- minan lad 4ap41 aMta on, fes .dentis tree mal- "Well 130 ysrds)• Norman 6662314 CENTRAL AIR UNIT. 2 tome. instaw $1600. also auto air eon diiornng chock over sennce/repaw Fridge. stows, washer, and dryer repairs. Call Pager 720- 7543, PIO 438-8870. ALWAYS OPEN COM- PUTERS, 2.1 gig $280. 1.06 gig 5780. 486 D■ 4 lower 500 m*W'hd, 8 meg ram, 14'SVGA, $675. Tax- es included. Psora (905) 571-5291. COMPUTER SERVICE - Sales. Primers $49. VGA colour marcors $125, 1 - Machines 6169, Systems. 3M, 486. FW%Wm. Used std new pershvigrades at maswwwo prices. Con- wrriall locnew and show - MOM Cal for pricinoa Mod- el obel T CompkAas 131 Brock sL s.. vVlrtlry. 1905) 40- 561s COMPUTEIIS LATEST lalK and Well 2 system TX it moat cmPaS- in pili n Trades wriept- ad len upgrade Perve m CPUs. Nd PIGS owndrin CPUs in Stock PR1O0 100 as upgradable b $200. Seas used color nontms Mons udder $99. Used mo- dam dear Pit frp, $39/. Computer Cfeaaroe Cern ter, 164 Basel" Rd. Bow- tnatwme at ad 432 East (905)667-3059 _- MMM lodge a stows, (+- mond), wca l" wit dbM saw. 00" ma9ress. new, $100. ANTIQUE: din- ing nom ewe, (C emy- wood►. Wills, 4 chair bid - M, dire cabinet $2.000; amity A Ina iiii dr aw, $500. Ap"M -ono, 11900. E -Force asides. $125. Call 905.831-7067 kvL ArticlesArticles For Sale For Sale HANK'S 8 STEPS HOME APPLIANCES. Save money on quality appliances. washers, $200 a up. Dry- ers. $175 6 up. Frost-Ires fridges $250 a up. Stoves. $150 a up New applianc- es. Call for immediate serv- ice or visit our showroom, 362 French St. Oshawa. 905-432-7167. Ask about our extended warranty pro- gram. ELECTRONICS) Furnish- ings. Rx870 Yamaha Sur- round Sound Processor $400. CLD 501 Pioneer Laser Disks and Movies $400. Mirage Subwoofer $400. Mirage M3 Speakers $2800. Janome Sewing machine $150 Teak dining room hutch $400. Cannon- ball head and footboard 8 Ingle dresser $400 a Rem - 010 control trainer and stunt Plain. Computer Radial. tool kit $750. 905-697- 0757. ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING ring set, never used 1/3 karat solitaire, and mafynrng 3 diamond band. appraisal $2400, sen $1200 firm, 686-6990 FOR SALE, washer 8 dry- er, works great $175.00 each. Couch a chair, $100.00. small boat $350., Sports Car, T.A. GTA. $7.700 00,905-509-8174 FORD ON Tractor with front end loader, completely w Iwift ergine. good working condition 434-2347 after 6 P.M. HITACHI 110I200 lap top. with printer, carry else, 3 months old. state of the art, � $3.000. (905) 723- HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - chesterfield with 2 built in ret4ners and mmhrng rocker recliner char, 1 lutcsn table sic. York 2001 home glee with Pec-f4ete. 665-1047 atter 5. MOVING OUT Lades and chrdrens Clothing. Sum- mer Clerar". $5 aril $10 rack. E L C 1235 Bailey. unit 200 Pickering. Near Price Chopper (905)-039- 4159 MOVING - Oak kitchen table with two benches and soda chain. SSW. dark pine ding room eel. 10 Dcs- $600. (905) 723- 9353 PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS. Vit our ware- houser. new A used Dma+oe (upright a grand). digrtal pianos a keyboards. Not sure. rant to ern. Large se- kicson of docks Cal Te- ep Piens, 433-1491 RENOVATION SALE: grey wash sold oak kitchen cabinets I drawers. double s" with fixtures. Kennon nigerakir skive lop. bud - in oven. Conpka for 15' x 12' kitchen. Call (905)420- 32M RIDING LAWN IMOe1ERS - 25 ho Bobcat 72' cut SI,800 16 hp Mastercraft, twin cylinder with snow- blower $1,350.. Massey Ferguson 12 hp 51.300. (905) 2634753. SCUBA DIVE tris sumer. Next Cause stats July 21 in Whill Also SCUBA and snorkeling oqupman at wholesale prices. Doe Source SCUBA, 905.668- 6566. SHEDMAN - Ouasy nroodsn sheds 6 X S been let, orry $299 pks tax. May oto elan and styfes available. Also gragn and dicks. 761 McKay Rd. !Aria 3. Pici n For more m0. cal 905.819-20611 SOFA a 2 deirs. $296. Rechnw, $50. Ston, $85. TWe Al delis, $45. 4pb. bedroom suite. 5296. Din- ing roan suite, $195. M- igue chair. $85. AM" dress. $185. Many mon items. 905697-35.12. DopeO Col fkft $189. Double Bed Complete $279. Factory MsWOM (90) 637.02M. Picker" STEREO CAMN ET 150; 2 pc. chssw ieW sm $225; Itself safe $100; batt snby door 34' x 60' $SR storm door W. 905134-7054. WATER- 4 you ler• con- omi will to peaare! air took of your waMr, nw an helix CIA ler iso. 886 8351 or 6660234 alter 5 P.M. OAKIPIIE FURNITURE - Traditional Woodworking is pleased to introduce our new 'Home Office' and 'Entertainment Centers'. We have added many new bedroom b dining room pieces as well. We proudly handcraft what we sell and Offer the highest quality fur- nishings available any- where at low competitive prices. 905.985-6774. USED FRIDGE 1I.M. and up, used stoves $200 and up. used washers $250. dryers $179 and up. Brand new brand name Iridges, 16. c.f. $605 . New brand name 30' stoves $449 and up. New scratch and dent bar fudges 5 c.f. $249. Ste- phenson's Furnnure and Appliances 227 Court St., Oshawa. 576-7448. Articles Wanted ., 1W NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY- I& rM-PAGE 19' FMWanted FOLDING WIRE, Stackable containers wnth at least 1 gate drop. Approx 42 uric ft. Contact Abe. 683-5117 UNWANTED, scrap metals removed. 88O's. air cots.. stoves, ars, farm machin- ery, or anything metal. (905)571 4714 Computer Anterrlet NEW MUSIC a -zine e htlp.//wwwdurham- news.neV-ayc238/in- dex.htm pgPools, Spa HOT DEALS AVAILABLE 16 x 24' rectangular Kayak tool nckudes decks 8 lenc- mg, $5.195. Meeks fencing by-laws. 25yr. warranty 1- 800-668-7564. PkckermV Alex phone 416.798-7509 FMoComputer Computer Video , Video "" DESIGN SERVICE Home and Web page creation Hyper fink and server storage. Cat1 John Duarte at 579.4400 It • Lost s Automobiles • Found For Sale FOUND - GREY long haired male cal, with bro- ken leg, in the Phillip Mur- ray area. Oshawa. Taken to Moral Control in Osha- wa on Tues. July 15 It yours please call 723.3488 reference 11497 LOST CAT, timid indoor, brown S black tabby. Please call 420-0674, Hwy 12. a Whites. Re- ward. ANTIQUES Absolutely.• Purchasing fumtun or an- DO T0U RAVE All pftsllpow 1 Bi3aiffing ything old. Scientific rtstru- "ARTISM Fft ments, dw . silver, Silver- SEW. 17 90 Ait< yM IMS tis„g "s �s dolls $PSC SCHNOODlES FOR milk bottles. collections or �RATia R SLE 5275/each. Cal 686 - estates. Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, ant wAEYilr• ROTTWEILER PUPS. Brookin. /N)1R Ili beautiful, majestic, loyal pets.905-985-8021 Garage! Garage/ FMI Yard Sales ME Yard Sales 5 MINUTES TO THE BIG ONE 50 FAMILIES 500 tables of bargains 5.000 experienced items 500.000 new items FINIAL CLEARANCE 70% - 90% OFF 1910 Dundas St. a East of Tnickson at Garrard) SAT. SUN. 666-5100 F ARAGE SALE ROADOAK CRSS. s Lane and Rosebanki 19 - 8:30 a -m. - 3 p.m - s, toes, furniture etc. ate - Sun., July 20th. GARAGE SALE SAT. JULY 19, AM lay. MINITURE SCHNAUZER PUPS Register". dew claws cut. dewormed. first snots. tail croppedready to go 2 female a t reale. ,0"76-W14 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc Classes starting Monday. Aug. 11th, puppy and basic. Tuesday August 54h, basic and novice To %goo cal Bev 435-0868 BEAGLE PUPS also other apt, We pups - no papers et . ' checked. first shots. -eady, to go now. VIII/ deirw er Whitby location. Cap -aurae 905-465-0191 HORSEBACK RIDING small groups Horses ooanled. box Stals or pas- •ume Can BALLYDUFF STABLES. Ponaypod 35/7Ai. 705-2-7.9459. THREE PUREBRED very small apricot toy Doodle ouppies. ler female. two ^flies. mother and father can be seen Ready 10 go. 80 yr old dnmm grootable . 5 &kers. 70&4067 'edS350 (905) cedar kiU.1'terl table a hu". large bibokstlelf, goN bags new $39 d up, ga clubs a8 prices. Altfonlo putters $18.95, ' ' ale 575 Park Cm Pafdeering, 839-0007 for Sale GARAGE/M0VMG SALE Sri: "LT 19 "M - 3V= 2252 IRICSARDSON S7'., nellutirlift (Twin Rims, W. of Aftorla, off Hoover Dr.) Antique during room set and furniturr E ANT GARAGE SALE Y JULY 19th tlam. -4pm- AVS. (Pkkoring Wal WIGINS). is heft cupboards. nckudng corner lazy kes. conecubles. art work. electric gut - oat . house. and Many other itara- GRE!►? STtmr sat. Jte4 1"k - q= to IV= 21 Dakin Dirivte, Ajax 11111267 ddmos,, "a& of pn Cuba agile Nam& STREET SALE BLOW OUT PRICES!!!! Lixim Drhtle (WabMy Rd N all McCiM) Saturday at 9'00 a.m. F ILY MOVING SALEtems, many mornndrea Rd., Aiax.Sat., July 19 a.m. - 2:30 IP -m' YARD SALE sac J* 19th - Sam -2p= 63 Woodhouse Cres. (Burcktir 6 Bayly) Furniture,eectric traiw set, kowekoM lilts cfeSELL= � • � craft lee„ YOUR HOM? ....Woe abod ow CALLING ALL WORD A& TIM - Hen's a dunce to yM IMS � he your writtenWants 'un 0 r� Out s on July 20tn • - a Via?cam or rava�raefeorr ofAmar Ratflmd • Barbaro (906) 849-3132. CREDIT PRO•LEMS? On the spot financing Down payments from SSW Monthly payments from $150 OAC Can. trucks. varus 1981 to 1991 Alardy, Aust Sales Led. 792 Sali Street South, Oshawa Prom 905.720-3382 NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credit? No credal Bank- rupt? Can Tracie at 905- 576-18M or 1-886.259- 3673 1 can helpr 1971 VW Camper. min condition. 14.400 km. luly loaded. green 5495. Call 420.2923. 19" HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK, semi au- wrnaic, as is or ler parts, $500 obo Call 576-3816. 1186 DODGE VAN, cus- tomwed, 6 cyl. slam $2,000. 1967 Olds Cierra. an. $2,400. 1997 Grand Care - van new, $29.000. Asking S24.500.(905) 263.4753. 1966 PLYMOUTH LAZER, war, ahem ass m. 164.000kna, $IBM. are - fed. 905.436.3000 or 905- 26431-2956. 052632956. 19x$ PONTIAC Grand AM. 3.0 litre, V6. Good motor. 5350 o.b o. Cal 905-725- 0971. 1115 TOVOTA T•rcll YWgak pod on gold. ale Int cossa e, new rear Drabs, molt recd. auto 161,OOpun, wN-maim (aired, $3.200 OBO. W5- 695-1522- INS? 5- 695-1522INS? CAVALIER, blw, 107 K. auto, air. tidy driven, runs wa1, non smoker. $1.100 as it- or best offer. (905) 4V-55164 190 Paadw 60005E 4 door Sedan. July Waded 153 It, $2200 arik•d or 0.&0. 1965 FZ 750 44k, $000 O.BO. 623-0766. 1967 TOYOTA COROL- LA. Good rtrnirg, high they rides. good condition. $1400. Call 905.4300643. 1986 LINCOLN MARK VII, LSC, 150 000 kd , loaded, mint. certified, must see. $6.000 or best offer. (905) 576-0918 1966 PLYMOUTH Reliant. great shape. clean interior, runs good, 160km, must see. $850 as is. Call 905- 438-1558. 1990 Sunbird, Fully bleed. $4100 or best otter 1990 cavalier $3900 or best off- er 1987 voyager fully loaded $3500 or best oller. OWS6 0 1991 BUICK Century Wagon 3 3L 'v6 excellent oortdibon fully loaded. rem- ote access $7500 carti6ed O.B.O. Please can afar 6-00p m. 905-7239479 1991 EAGLE Talon TSI, am/fm cassette. CO -player. disc brakes. all -wheel drive 'Mc , 134,0001nn, fully loaded. mitt condition. asking $9500 905-086- 1662. 1981 FORD Tempo 4 Dr. 4 Cylinder Auto. Air, Power Steering. Parking Brake $2800 00 certified O 6 0 in? Celebrity Euo Sport $1600 00 o.B.O 728.4952 SM Mustang LX. 4 cyl. asking $1500 623-2658 11162 NISSAN AXXESS. Sport Van fully equipped. 122.000 km great curhdh- ban. aslung $9600 866- 6348 1184 GRAND PRIX SE. PNv PI-. P S P V Carse. Te. Am/iMm cases%, secu,- Ry system. 79.000 km $14.500 CAN 663-3020. 19th GRAND PRIX, V6. ly s abs p1 , pnv p,1r ni, w aunty system 4-000, ap- pnox. 87.000 highway kms. $13.900 Like now. one owner 905-663-3020 IM CAVALIER. 2 -door. 4-cykrioxi a,.to. ler. 23.000km. mnt, warranty. alarm, automatic Start. S 14.500 Will cantly. Can 905 -837 -2176 - WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs, first time buyers, loans available for bankrupt, bad credit, no Credit. If you work you drive! Call (foe Special Finance Department Sheridan Chev Olds Pickering / lit"'/70"M 94 Dodger Shadow, 79.000 klms. at. Sulo, eaanem don diiiM. wait mortared. Saw. ariled. o b.o. Cal 905.263-2582110.00L FOR SAIF: 1986 Nione 200SX. 5-ap•ad, 120.000km, int condition, OR Trade ler 12 ton pick- up. Cal 905.433.5010. LEASE TO Owe - tars oritt kms 15 b 17, every. are quails$, $345 down. no , ' check no rterael 5700M Ontario Ltd- 68- 7426. PAY ONLY ONE TA311 96 Windsw GL, ".0001uh% loaded. fuusl-proofing. Wit - commuted. on ed. n smoker, warranty bahnce, 05 -438 -IU& PROLONG LUBRICMITS TrealmelnL fol cancloo sm grew. Best retail pn e- es Visa accepted. Treat - "we - SW nil. $29. Litre $49.; 4 Litre $148; Cor l- ioner -Urn 530; 4 Libra $95; Grease tuba $10. Dealer requires welcome. 1 -666 -9 -Prolog. Fax 613- 5112-2148. 13562-2148. PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1997 AutD�I Trailers / I I � �n�� Houses Houses 0 Rte + _ For Rent I I A�For�Ren I I For Rent I I For Rom I For Rent I For Rent I R� RUST CHECK- 200 DUN- 1 12 HOURS from Toronto DAS ST WEST. 1989 on Rice Lake lot. 50 ft to G.M.C. Tracker 124 k, water, 33 h., 7 yr old park $4400certdied. 1988 model trader, fully tur- Shawdow E.S. fully loaded rushed, 4 pce. bath. 25 h. $2395 certified. 1987 deck, and shed, asking Consca 2 81dre 147 k. $12.000 or best offer Eve $2495 cerbhed 1987 (416) 633-5944, weekends Ndssan 4 cylinder, only 58 pager (416) 376-2569 k on new engine $2795 WHITBY, one bedroom 571-0225 0668- 1964 TAURUS. 28 h., 8759certified. 8759 sleeps 6. new deck/ shed. . PICKERING VILLAGE - on sole Islandwew, Trader 19W Chair. Pickup full Park,(Shadow Lake- Cobo- sze. 112 ton suspension conklNorfand. Hwy 35). OSHAWA - Park and Ade- WHITBY one bedroom lalde. bright and clean, 4- walkout basement apart- plex, appliances, parking, met. heated pool, laundry. 3 -bedroom $725 + hydro. parking, available immed. immediate. First/last, 571- $550. inclusive. Non-smok- 4599 or 571-1537 ng. Firstflast. Call Brian at OSHAWA, large 14)ed. 430-5895 /839-1151. ext room + loft. $650 inclusive, 3029, laundry a parking, avail. WHITBY, one bedroom Aug.lst 1st/last. Call 905- in well maintained building. 668-0034 4 Sevens Realty Ltd. 905- PICKERING VILLAGE - 666-7777. large bright one bedroom WHITBY, NEW 1 bedroom auto, new paint. 170kms Excellent swimming/ fish- OSHAWA (Bloor St W) AVAILABLE NOW Osha- basement apt. Sep' en. basement apt., private en. 4.3 V6. $5200. obo: 434- ng $9500 David 831- Large 1 a 2 a 3 bedroom ova 8 Bowmanvtlle 1 bed. trance, laundry room, park- trance, full bath, parking. CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room mobile (family park), Mated pools, hot tub, minutes to beaches, sleeps 6. More information avail- able $275 weekly 905- 434-7184. CLEARWATER,mobiles, fully furnished, air condi- tioned (permanent homes) clubhouse, pools• hot tub, near beaches and Major attractions, children vrel- come, $275 weekly. photos shown in your home. (905)683-5503 2775. 6874 apartments in dean low room apartments. Conveni- wlwg• air. SOlmo, ndudng share iouWry. $540, first a CERTICAR'S THIRD AN. 1965 23 ft. Prowler, sl ng cable. Avail Sept 1. (905)- last, call 665.1203. leave rise lwddr close to dot lint location, separate en- Townhouses�I�For houses NIVERSARY SALE CON- 7, refrigerator stove, furs- a GO. Parking. Available trances dean quiet build. 509 or 427-0622. message. i"rivabe HOnleiFor Rent Rent TINUES... 31 certified and race. air, awning, dual pro- immediately From $625. ing. Starting at 5500/mo. PICKERING bright t bed- WHY rent when you can � I I For Sale fully reconditionedh' I Per month Phone 905.576- EXCEL PROPERTY MAN. room apt sett contained own our own hom f ve n- C1111111 now seriously re- rk pane tanks. c ean. very good condition $7000 905- 4255. AGEMENT (905)404-8884 $650 as inclusive. 1st/last. y e or less than you tknk?I! Call duced. Eg 1991 Nissan 985-7181 OSHAWA (Bloor St.) Large BEACHFRONT Whitby. No pets. References. 905- Dave Haylodk Sales Rep Pathfinder. 83 kms. loaded 1992 TERRY 35n. deluxe 2 8 3 bedroom apartments Thickens large 2 -bedroom, 428-6128 Re/Max Summit Realty $13.995. 1988 Fvebe d For- interior air Condrtroni 35ft. n dean low rise building. 9 deck, fireplace. laundry. PICKERING Brock Stone (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-38M mule, V6, loaded. goo- deck awningand screen lot Close to 401 a GO Park- GO. $975 inclusive. 579- Condo. New ground floor ( ) -3211. genus, red. $6.655. 1991 Buick Century3.3 v-. loaded now only (6.950. Gravenhurst area. fees paid until Oct. 97 asking Available immeAratel � Y From $600 /month. Phone X576-4255. 8985 BROCK RD. PK KERING - studio. 5 a pnlances, air, $695/mo + ubfitles. Avail Aug 1 j Houses I 1990 Buick LeSabre, full 517500. Call 416-204-4348 6029 2 large room cozy apt. Cate 831-0753. For Rent loaded. 125.000 kms. and 905-839-8612 2 AND 1 BEDROOM apt large eaHn kitchen, private Pickering ergo one bed - dry fac. Daytime 263-8369 $7,595 1992 Tracker like JAYCO HARDTOP camp- avail Sept 1 $605 and $55o/mo + entrance. Indge, stove, $650 A 1 room bsmt apt near lake. 1 M $650 'nom 2 bath. indoor parking new $5.545 6rm 1993 Sa- hydro. mg trailer, 1991. excellent pa mg vai able now. 686- Puna e e ranee. fan, loaded, teal beauty, condition. asking $4.500. included, and laundry taco- 0512 month includes utilities. now $12,495 19W Voya- Please call (905) 831- iBa Call 905-576-5393 to BROCK Rd. Pickens 9 P�9- lauxhdry' Avail Sep geur. 4 cyl . low kms. 5666 leave message. one bedroom walkout 1. Call 905.831.7069. $4.995. 1990 Tempest LE. RENTING 1997 hardtop WILSON OLIVE area. 2 basement 4 pc bath, 4 tip• Pickering Tindal condo - au. V{. Piety blue/Sliver tent traders. wkly $325. froom APT. availableg, pkancas. non-smoking. luxury. acinus one bed - yspacious $4.995. 1993 Booneville long weekend: $200. soft. Aug t. Fndge. stove. heat $625. plus. August 1. 428- room. solarium. ensuits SSE1. bailed. $13.995 (no lop $225/wk. $120/L.wknd a hydro included. $742 1 6029 laundry. dishwasher. Indge gst). 1991 Sunbrd LE. 4 �• nlaroon• low Brookin (905) 655-8176 mo Carpet, parking. laun- CONDO, bei 2 be stove, parking, preferably pvaga. ra. dd hub. arc. For Rent dry fac. Daytime 263-8369 od- watches. rec roohigh-,effi- Aug 1 or Sept. 1. Also kms, wow $5.295 1983 TRAILER 26 It Golden Fal- or evenings 263-2522. 'nom 2 bath. indoor parking complete contents for sale Camaro, sharp, V-, only con, huge add a room, fKiiobs. Askrhg $BOO Cas and pool. 5 appliances, as 1341 $1.995 1987 Mustang con- deck. shed. at Fairfield's 2 BEDROOM apt near ubktws included. Other 430 -MOS. 433-7637 wertible, super special. Resort. Pidon. Beat lot in Oshawa Centre and 401. amenities. $975 monthly PICKERING- Dnkia/Finch $3.695 1992 Sunbwd So. park, overlooks water Parking. laundry. storage 725-4524 am 1 bedroom basement Centra. 600 2nd 6r S500. 1,200 ep R 2nd bor t 600 e- . Available Auci 1st. Non � plus; lyra. arx Pic seam. rrrrr HousesStrafed E I For Rent EA I ArxamrodAm ROSSLAND/HARMONY, 3 SINGLE Working Mother to bedroom. 2 baths, finished share 3 -bedroom town - basement. A -garage, da. house, mature working to - tag. neer kitchen• rugs etc.• male or student preferred, private fenced backyard, laundry, faakties, close to shows like a model, no Mopping. GO. $500/month pets, non smokers. $1.175 i„ *, 11. A_, 'RARE OPPORTUNITYIIII Completely renovated as - new, 2 or 3 bedroom town- houses with 4 new ap- pliances. $500 down. good credit rating. f35.000/yr. in- come to qualify. Cal 'Gen- tleman' George Walker Coldwell Banker RMR Re- alty 728-9414. 55.545 As Is. �. ----- ^- '.-.. Specials Snookers Prelerrod. $6oe/ .1 enrwdrve large Dose- �t so- ~�� Aug 31 pirlurg, f1O pee. AvWable A RENTERS DREAM! A home of owni you Pius utilities. fwadable the. 151.97. (905) 724-1533 - -- _-. immediately 619 2167. BEDROOMbungalow, 02 gHard- 1967 Isuzu / Mark. 5 speed. 1965 ads Della 68. a Marine 1988 Corsica. 1988 Cava- mo. pls hydro. 579-0246. 2 BEDROOM CONDO Everything n Pickering Includes utile• Des. one parking, fireplace. immediately $625/month. 1stAast Call (905) 837- 2576 your eam $28.000. + gross n- come. $500 down pay- Hotels 9 Office8 Im like baths wood floong, oak cad• nets, cathedral full ber 5 speed. one price ehduded. park- ring, dose to G M Available P1 VM laundry. 4 PC- batt. 4 appkanccas, one large PORT UNKM401. Clean mem. Good crede. Your monthly cow from 5750/ Wanted Retail Spate buonnend. 2 wooded sa- $885 Aug t. 5700 au rrheksrve bedroom, air can.. rJvae, height private t -bilin Dsmt, rnordb of rhCkrsive: except WHITBY, MODERN 2 bed- OSHAWA - NORTH Ox• �. deeded access b Trent River / Rice See you at Certcar Aub Centra. (Hwy. 2►, 155 King SL Whet at Mklbwn Mall Oshawa 905 -579.24 -6 - Open Sundays Automobiles I Wanted $7S to S7S00 lex scrap Can Call 416J95-1566 0. 905 no. entrance, portio dna west rouge Suitoe single phone endcable Sounds FAMILY to ng for bony 1000 and BaaerraeraL Lake 25 mics lock free bOM119 $99.900 5765887 plus more. No smcong, no non-smoker Al amenities ?s. country rent 0 not 5650 net rront ent Immediate -1360. (705) 653 269 CORDOVA- 2 Ddrm. pos. FrrAsst. Asking $750. No Oats SoMmo 416 COWW" BOf*w (90S)72f1- 10 .905.4217--MM.o 109Oa 1995, dot Park a Bloor 57001 Domenic 905-420-0055 267-9492. 416-29344 9414 AJAX ONE BEDROOM 911 Pdckernq Visage. Ajax. (905) 706-5740 rb. Basement vut. 2 Big WHITBY, MODERN 2 bed- OSHAWA - NORTH Ox• tai CROMWELL Ave.Townhouses ashung $950 nagoaa-' 905-479.4436• Nick Grva- 4 PLUS t BEDROOM windows UM rid. 1stitast. roomi clop to GO station, brd t - Two bdmd Near Oshawa 3 -bedroom house. EAR lea Backend. fivdngroom large Parking, For mon iron cam a stove unloved. GO station. 401 pvaga. ra. dd hub. arc. For Rent OSHAsity.WA OSHAWA 4 Montle Fine od- watches. rec roohigh-,effi- anytime 623-3706. 721- tree palkin9 a laudry hydro, teltony/pabo. $740 fnOge. asove, clove b O.C., 3505545 09360 Rorr !!!- 850 sq 2nd nr dhor, with IneW $7900. -rn-SO� 9826.576.2677 fKiiobs. Askrhg $BOO Cas all inclusive. IpAast. Also available "Ask no pets. 3 bedroom townhouse n $550. 600 sq. man $500. c� hurrnace. new 301 CORDOVA RD 430 -MOS. 433-7637 err bedroom, Sept. W- 60Wmo..112 upness. 1105- wall maintainedtanily 300 sp R across from Osh. double � . age. Couruce OSIiAWA, t a 2 bedroom, WHITBY. MODEM/ 2 bed- minnm"a� ("5)� 576-1509. complex Freshly deMrw- Centra. 600 2nd 6r S500. 1,200 ep R 2nd bor t 600 $179.900 or offer- 723 - a trucks or any condition tut nenrnces. NO n eMhhr Panted spacious room dose to GO station, 2232 (416) 239-2752 BEDROOMS. 2 wash- ed, includes 4 appliances, sq. ft man. Call 434-2447 0784 2a tv prolesabrhal 111q BAYLJNER 2011 140 f580-$680 m in- urntfry, frnOpe a stove included. 3 bedroom home. From r rooms. r garage, fenced W. � '�' Parting, dose b or 655-132. 745 OKLAHOMA, PICK - pick -up pick-up Free Towing Call hp Cobra 1 0 stainless cludnhg parking Pager free parking a laundry SOMERVILLE at Rossi specious eat in k4cMn. adbOh` all amendes Sept AJAX ONE BEDROOM ERING - 3 bedroom town (905) 706-5740 MW pop- Bow Rion. a.m. 4116.501-14-7. Phone bCaiaes Asking $810 Call land, a" 1250sq h apart- ashung $950 nagoaa-' 2 occupancy . 122 Cobore 700 SOFT. Industriau - A a A AUTO- YW pay I.m. taaeotHe. speedo. talk. ( ) 6712. 430 6606. 433-7637 large �'Ooms- calci utiitios. Trues Rill . Osfkawa 11pp1. 434 3972 Commerdaf area. Fus �.house$121•90012 •ass is,476- se4 $10.000 Cash on tr b� Pump. � 1,Ow an- A MUST SEE! Oshawa. 2 NEAR OSHAWA Centre. 2 bright kife bi filling washroom. Hwy 2905673-6509 OSHAWA NOMCULATE smendws. Souln/East Osbwa, CM Al at 905 - 3505545 09360 1 , �1�� , any dhor, with IneW $7900. -rn-SO� bedroom Apt n a 3 ur, bedroom an . m dean quiet do,. y parking. Antral A DREAM Come Trust MORIN OSHAWA - JUST REDECORATED, 2 bed- 434-1�M6. ATTRACTIVE tunN en - year. Cam lin anytime. 24 bows. 7 days. 30 min. sorv- 19=. contemporary bulOrng. Clean, quiet and setup S urrt bdaang. free Laundry hcllasa. Wbi". s620 Durapols.ncity air- 150asL references. no Re" to own n Coutes. 3 3 bedroom room 4 applirnces. $860 s. $81le OFFICE OFFICE CLOSING - Ajax L I trance w4- 12h, COW 3• CO 5003 0 805- 111' Caddy. In condition local 11�d with ' Laundry private yard and hydro. call (905) 839- Sly--y7t$9 i years reeve, F' had brvnfarrae. n- � plus; lyra. (1 h) ft. honni 7065234 outboard dnve (',nod Derturng On bus roAe 4659 �s 5appliances. �, atlmednMh TZ8-3990 able for sublease a $8561 berg rooms, Nle kitchen. 4sakiy room w/in working condition $6200 $750/month ndksrve 1sV NEW Clem basement SOUTH OSHAWA. Large real air. Lars Wk. Call Candy STILL VENTING, No mon, rib Omoe kwretun and heat Cas 905.434.7723 tut nenrnces. NO a apartment. 1 -bedroom, t bMroom a 2 bedroom n p clieOS. Stiabn Group Sal. ey down, vent to own 2 and Phar $Yale w in pace alto �. on oerMra adm fenced yard. Bowmanvia MAHOGANY Deep Boat, PETS 668-14M Please BrodklT&W"n dna (Wit- horny rdo I"I'd sem. Laundry faciMies. tus Really Inc.. 905 -CW 3 bedroom home. From avatebe br sae Cas 906 663-9073. $138.000.905-23-6712 . motor(Johrtson 70 hp -re- cave llleuage By), f600 irkckasrve. pita. e-"• available indnhe 2rar par". private enhance Ono $750. per month as irl lave. Mr No lum n- ' ONLY ONE LEFTI 586 FTI 5 BEAUTIFUL WHITBY - 3 burn) shortwave radia. 2 AJAX ONE BEDROOM Cas 430-7079 $575 a $675 all nc�krsrve. AJAX SOUTH, 3 pus 1 bedroom. 2 balks• 125.000 A� Ra k. ani(. Unit. floor. bedroom. Hyland St.. new extra props. etc.. A iraer, separate entrance, parking'theory. � ��M or new car- saran. (905) 726-11414 W. pool $encore Strati North 401/G0. Gar, pool. lin will trade for car of equal clean and spacious, huge NORTH OSHAWA ,We couple No pets 579-/1169 Pet. coarmdca and wood 201. (Oshawa) I basomerift.now bath. value. 14 h boo motor a bathroom, non smoker. no large 3-bom. 2 -baths. Cosi OSHAWA NOMCULATE anuli, air. appliances, u4-, (416) 253-03W rwindows, OPEN trader (905)623-2430 dogs. $700 (905) 427- building. large belconers, Recreflitiorli) 6237 AJAX. 1 bedroom base- ment apt. Ouiet Utilities. cable. parking n- ckuded $849 par month. Avail Aug 1st a Sept 1st. � S~. fenced backyard. cloak to Call (90579 -MM towmhouso, central air, 4 as anrrdoes. 4 appliances. ONE a TWO bedroom apt. 1974 GMC Yale hone, sWps $650 d+ k-- (905) 663- avail Immediately or Aug 6. Vic. 2pc Dash. kdage. dove. 8294. 1st or Sept 1SL New build - kin ice. ON in good caoditux AJAX, 1 -bedroom base- ng btated at 350 Moaga. AMY SCRAP Car or Truck WM obo Cal (905) 7239680 ment apartment. separate Osfnarra. Start at $595 per eranted. complete or not. 57 Roams Br Lowe message entrance. laundry. Palk". month. All indksiw. No P� CAN ( 9051 576.6724 french doors. dMdk. no pets. WHITBY, clear as ameni- Available Cal HOUSE HOUSE SAT 1 4, I $1.400 Sept. lot 6867877 Des. modem 3 bedroom � 66AT . .now. AJAX. 2 -bedroom base- towmhouso, central air, 4 905-576-5123 ask for Bob . . 42&4766CASH AJAX' Weedily Hleiybb appllanoos. �� a Kathy a CONDO FOR SALE! 3 OWroom• 2 -Dams. tip- ounces, fenced laid, ga- plus Sw- must be in running cold- OMlara SrxM NOW, nsde age. deck, central ar, able, able for 416) 766- ((416 Cottages a". bon. Call 427-2415 or conks 8263 I for Rent Upgrades and Im- avaiabe Sept.tst, s122Sr an hours. 2 11,02 bees, W to 479 Ball SL East. Alex maeulatel WIN accept car. month. Call 1-600-475- 579.6969. � ��M truck boo at berssr as pa - 9949 or (los) 725-5391.I Rooms AJAX Ctwrch arh0 Dote- foal payment. 1184.900. Pri- AJAX. CHURCH a HWY2 for Rent Trucks vltie.905.242-" 4 bedroom. appliances 717550. as iAisosavailable s plied xiPPked Avail" for a hrnwly Iholi wmrAKUtWy $i2 lanc�ed till No Dom- Cal (�) drys eke July i hal. kq- OSHAWA NOMCULATE Top Cash pad. Fine Pick- anytme no smobng/pets. evaiada 17 OUEByard. rloube ga- EC ST., one Wag apposed twltagos in 3 bedroom Wick Bnwgstohi, up. Call (905)431-333 or 4347489. ballroom, broad - Adag.tst. $600. 1t4AaSt. 905 686-3717 aper bpm 2 BEDROOM APT Avad " SPW%T fa lot rwo X 300 �� 1 FOR CARS! We EJ I I FOr Rent . .now. AJAX. 2 -bedroom base- 2 rasdloom spit. Avail AUG 1. Parttrg, laundry. Simcoe and Gibb dna. $450 + hhydro, 1st month . 42&4766CASH buy used wshudes. VWhidas WIC - 212 sbey as Wick, mom apartment. large Includes ulkm& Close to red oyt widh good ao04 HARMONY ROJRossland. must be in running cold- Kan scorn kitchen. air, laundry. cable. Oshawa Cewt. RNarone- A,y)a01e irrin,ediaely 2 abrey 4 bedroom Victor - bon. Call 427-2415 or conks / A 2 Baboon boelnalsr parking, $700 ndusim. as. no pets. 723-1647, 571-3229. an hours. 2 11,02 bees, W to 479 Ball SL East. Alex apes in Oshawa and Bow- IMost. Call 619-9224. 579.6969. � ��M milyroan with fireplace, r MURAD AUTO SALES. marwrle. Startng ar $6001 AJAX Ctwrch arh0 Dote- ONE bedroom bawmorr � moot Oshawa, Park i main Aoor �. Trucks ckudod, indigo laundryy Wild, ery large 2 bedroom M s 717550. as iAisosavailable s plied xiPPked Adelaide. �ble wmrAKUtWy $i2 ' for Skala till No Dom- Cal (�) entriento, a card to sdhod, no pots, a asap psoric a tape. Fist/ now las a + 4dro. Now avaebe. 1s11 u4-, (416) 253-03W 4342407. no/smoking. Avail Aug 1. last. Los" to be signed. Inst Cas 985.3324. OSHAWA. Midbwn Mal 1stfeo $750. Laundry tali- SenOe& Osco aro Woo. 3-0odroaa dsUdw4 1t1111 k tertuoorul, 22' 5 ton. 5 spd. singe axe. DT466, too many now parts to Yat. Bis b prove. C VIi- Sod, asking $6.500. Cas Tony, 721-0966. 1M1 SRU Space Cab, 4 x 4. one owns. certified. asking WOW or boss over. Call (91)5) 404-2369 vmw I 4WhId DdW 1!117 Chevy Cargo Van. good condilon, runs wall. orty 12900. Ivan, 723-14M after 6 AM. 1M11 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN. fully loaded, iloauYMul Seling on BpbMernorrar ballroom, broad - Lake (Bancroft) 613-332- loom furnace. 04A, vac. 1656. 1 112 bars. Rig boso- FIRST Tawe PwdosoM m*M ngmutd post 4 ap- B1ar of Omit► FsherW boatnp, sommu g. merry plioncu, $154,900. (905) 723-6495 nearby attractions on FABULOUS ' no down - scenic Owls fila. Lays WIC - 212 sbey as Wick, larmiouse with 5 acres wild boded wish eahwa, terata sWps �oaRRimatk�Srw S. S. is0ohreNk- (905)509- eall. ( Kan scorn 1283. 68630M hies available. 905.683- nor subway a shopping. TWO tnbon. $637hao., woodstove, fridge. stove, 691 ti11EAT ung and *I* FIRST Tawe PwdosoM 6107 Absti room only. 416-233- ono bedroom $582h'- wilegall alar, huge back- ROM available bf non_ honey on Rios Lake, 1 mm uMs from ON aawtitier. AJAX. immediate, spoil �14. 27 Hwollyn Drive. bWodke. Ont LOS 3V3VI own Ay�dro. Prime Osh sa abbe y � in �. Pmv family home 2 conag s, home. 1111L apartment nwly docorat- SPACIOUS wall main- Midtown MON. O.0Aug aW sal aloe 725-9376 a use of kitchen. (sundry easily Play boat program. boat a roan. 9- hat, dMacfrd ad. Preens Quist resporsi- �arhok wg/pifs tie ed 2 bedroom apts. 436-6012 434 1368. 306. P�tE1 - gorgeous 3 be*" . On bus roue. ass 905total motor. per. Surynead Cottages H.R. porapa trip large 15l Eft lot. AJbrrfOWe Yvi79 at tstflast 5600/ Some with wel in coo- WHITBY - One bedroom basonnera �MIG2 stor 686-21 H1Orirgs. Ora. KOL tY0 $138,500.986985-4279. inclusive. R&Wwxes. 905- w lits. paint provided. Close apt ora t;o, gone". dair, oppimoos, 691 to schools, d av8dwe wrrrnadiatey plus u4- Rab 428 tri. Go S 'mdud- $5001". UtiliCes included. 1984, ON AJAX One bedroom walk- ad. Cal 728.4990. No smoking, no Polls Proclivity raamnned out,separae entrance, m OSHAWA 2 M+koomPicbmVUbp pteao. 6rs5-1061. - Mo- July 1 occupancy. WHITBY - Is%* ore bed- aa. $600 Incl usiivve. Ist/lasL 669 -5403 $600 range. Lob cans to roam basomeN piae uobim sfiAdBispk 2 bbat�a, Fin - shed baeneM, 4 ap- wit you. Sbckwe8 Really onita nce, immacrulOe, pYances, fenced yard, AVAILABLE MMEDKM- Cop. 723-1265. lege living room/dining $1100 plus utilities. Aviel LY, in Whby Apt Buidrg•room, btden, eutdry. Oct 1st. Cas goli4ft Ili spacious. Carpeted, newly OSNAIIA CENTRAL- 1 bedroom apartment pks Pill". $625 ndlMin. 905.885.9815. LN+rPooV pointed with balcony close loth , (705)806-2601. 11E -0W f Ate. 3 large THREE BEDRO M vaea- b&OONM 3 baft hmNy tion home. large ken, room. canape. 00-0 kill►' Mad. overlooking Suddtorn on. oParale tiring nom. Lake - lake access, dock, la do". $142,900. Cas Bstiing. S" pa Wk (yW 906576.4864. 666-x002 OSHAWA, 2 Morey do- tedhed. 3 1 - i, -m grap _e. Im VWL RwAdB SF, court bcMtiaL mw to to Crus st10DPi18, all uYtitia fridge. Watdryrtaak WHITBY CENTRAL, Mirupper ' 3 -bedroom Mems, gWCOE NORTH (OMte- Mdtooe $139,900. 906 $6500. Cal 721-0200 nduded, OrstAOst nquind. Bin. antral eir. Y uYYtisa taian 2 bedrolls 2 Boors Doc. es. Large. Why 1 n CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 723 11281. EXTRA LARGE , a 2 led no pent. 1 bedroom $675, landecalps sept- near house. common kikMn bedroom. ba rhouso. pod. PICKERING, John Soddy included. $615. Cal (905) on mature morn(s) n North Oshawa. 2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed- 420220 Brig. No pent Y WMs n- $1100 + 213 rAii ies, 1aHw. NOIR �, Mrd. home. 1 $Eu ri NOW urge bW._V• Wilt b_jd_ room $840.. Call 430- THE HIMO M / North cluded $850 per month, last. 905.83197M or 418- avail" flow. For ido and gro((y 650iqneighbourhood, irg. $596. a $698.01 u6Y- 0134. Oshawa, dean quiet family 660-2326. no Calls after 9 505 888 f 9905-1660. nrnrnedutely. tO view p 579 corse to schools. Parks, CALL 683-07U ba, cath, wungl ndud- OSHAWA - one bedroom inclusive.epstaartm2g � om P 3768 shopping. 3 livinglidjoingliffam7 OR FAX 579.28 ad. Availsblo Q. Aug 1st a basement apt Own en- i $610. Pay Cobb. parking rooms, bli nardt a men - Sept lift. Phone 905.579- trance. Available Sept. 1/ and laundry facilities. 723- tion. 100 W '100. w 5584. 97.576-0749. 2094.No 090M cab Peaty. 905- ..... _ ...... 891-7Q60., . . - ............. OU10-Totrn a Mortgages, 1 Properties • 1 Insurance BEAUTIFUL 4 season ESTABLISHED business square log cotlageAleme for sale. Convenience on Near dean quiet lake, store in downtown Oshawa Haliburlon Highlands. 3 lot sale due to illness bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, hA Great opportunity. Contact basement. and much more. 905.436-3295. $185.000.705.448-3707. to Lend ESTABLISHED DURHAM Cottages Travel Agency for sale or 1 For Sale equity travel partn- e, er. Contact 416-600-1659. LOVELY 3 bedroom lake- front cottages. on serene lake south of Bancroft. (2 ors from Ajax). Sandy leach. 565.000. - $89.000. Call Lederer R. E. Ltd. ,416) 281-8909 Mobile Hottl8s • 1 and Parks 1988 40' GLENELLE Park Model Trader. Two long hp - outs. two separate bed- rooms. new Falkner 20' awning (cost $1700.) Trail- er price: $4000. below marketvalue. At $16.900 for a curd sale! Jubilee Park at Wicklow (east of Grafton) Call 905-623- 8334. Monday to Thursday. 12noon to Bpm. Weekends at Trailer Park 9 Camper 1 Trailer Sites FOR SALE. 20 seat eatery, Townlme 8 King, Oshawa. Contents and lease. Oper- ational take-out / eal-in. Price to sell. To view call 905-436.8875. HAIRSTYLIST Partner. Established beauty salon ler over 20 years in plaza. Don't miss! This is an op- portundy. 905725-8710. OSHAWA, Body shop, completely equ*W- spray booth , compressor, etc. only $1495 monthly long established Hair salon ler sale or rent, North Oshawa Location, very reasonable. Whitby car lot for rent In- dustrial shops for rem $495 d up 725-1171 PROFITABLE pizza fran- chise for sale in Bow nan- viue- Call (805)728-7888 leave message. Why rad an expensive TELECOMMUINCAT10N5. trailer Dol every yep? Canadian Company oHer- own your awn Serviced 1- ng a business opportunity. 1/2 sized fol aienld(krrng start-up coal 1200. Cutting - valley Swrmmi g, reC hall, edge products at realistic extra showers and wash- rooms. hshhng. Cobourg prices. Canmeraal, rell area. about 1 hour from vvholessle opportunities Toronto 905420-1337 More mfo (7m) 778.2148. Money FRANCHISE FOR to Lend SALE VAL-PL .1 expandin FEES, OTIEAs DO NOT. R IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIC,ATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. MortgagInsuranc MORTGAGES .Hood, had and ugly F forpurpose.utasom595% M applicatoris ac- alei C Sim&�S Friar KawaAha anRegions. For nlonnaoon call Swrore ries NOS) ii/ SM ENROLL NOW n tie Course 'Flow, To Start Vow Own Brsaess- sponsored by The Ctxxtos Flea Mor - kat i dNivred by The Business Development Bank of Canada. To be held over two •verkrgs. Aug. 13 i Aug. 20. Register at Tie Course Flea Market or by c iairg 905.436-1024 The 3200 Course Fee will be onset with Free Rental on Inskl• Space at The Casts Flea Market Pros - en vendors excluded. •A 1 Coming Events CRUISIN' CLASSICS CAR CLUB - 5TH ANNUAL CAR SHOW. Sun. Aug. 17. Scu- 909 Shores Museum, 112 mile north of Hwy. 7A, on Reg. Rd. 07. Scugog is- land. (Port Perry East across causeway, 1st road on left). Draws. Prizes. Tro- phies. Give-aways, Crafts, Face Painting, breakfast b lunch available. Info. Janet 905-9853396 or Thom 705-786-3911 ME Personals CHEATING WIVES - ON- TARIO PHONE NUMBERS. 1.900-451-5566 ext 253 53.49/mm. touch tone. 18 plus. BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names b private phone numbers. 1. 900-451-3638 ext 704, $3.2Wmin, must be 18. T - tone SPOUSE CHEATING77 E.R Psychic Answers You can know. Rated 01 Police 100,000+ Cdns. use us. Calls confidenbal. 24/hrs. $2.99/min, 18+ 1-900-451- 4055. $rwsrneae $�ttu'al Full Body Relaxation r ilh a busty blond or a fkarder red /toad $40. 579-1501 Auctions • , Auctions Me, JULY 21, 6 P.M. 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY New king size mattress set. 9 pC, sectional sofa, cherry round table 8 4 chairs, new glider rock- ers, nesting tables, almost new fridge, accor- dion, 4 colour TV's. Curio cabinet, B pc. black E grey bedroom suite, 2 - 7 pc. diners clocks. gun cabinet, new sofas, chairs, mattresses, 7 pc. Sklar bedroom suite, treadmill, dressers, coffee 8 end tables, oak tables 8 chairs, electric re- clining chair, 48' spindle bed, entertainment unit, white pedestal sink 3 toilet plus much more. TOOLS - 4 portable car garages. 38' cut MTD riding mower, 2 push mowers (Lawnboy), rototiller, tool box on wheels, tools, commercial Shop vac, 2 chain saws, Mitre saw, table saw, cement mixer, generator, bicycles, 8' drill press. bench grinders, scroll saw NOTE TIME 6 P.M. V,ewing Mon. 1-6 p.m. An excellent safe' McLean Auctions 8 Liquidations 576-7550 or 686-3291 Open Sal. 10 a.m. - 3 p m. for car batteries. mat- tresses etc. Personals RON• 1 Personals AIRS. ANNE PSYCHIC PALM 99 8 TAROT CARD READER - "% ACCURACY 1 jou are sick. depressed. pr ailing, for any reason such as cve rnanlaW, sickness. health, business and financial sd- dahons, lits. Mine Can flop you and wdl hep you though all ymx problems. Mrs. Anne heals by herbs, ods and tafis- -an She has the God given power to help people we Ihee problems. GtnraillM results. She is superior to others. Mrs Arne has 35 years experience. Open daily farm 10 am. to 9 pm. W111111 mad sto. OFF - 721-0506 Oshom ars 1 Deaths IMI Deaths Business 1GhF Pry" -s Pat- oa tier dT A,ax Cmtano ;r • Personals TrmxaoaY. Jury 17. 1997 5re was predeceased oy nor pantos. the tat• Percy and Ekzabaeh (nee harper) PRIVATE ONE ON ONE L.A. LINGERIE 721 Bloor tit. W. Oshawa Irir:arrrd n,wn h E. (905)723-0335 Jones, bn roil BeB4 d safer Patricia She is survived by "er y sisters Kay Toand Joyce Mecaski. nieces Susan Froh end her I • Terence Barker. Bath and her hus- band Ehsan Ak: nephew Dr John Toy and his wile ewa an Lynn. and gnat nophd neces Grill Michael and Mellow Froh, Jaden and lan Toym . Adaand Sara le Ali She work"r th Blew Cross ler 30 fears and served in (Canadian CWAC (Can W -en's Army Corps) MiMO for 8 years. She payed bas". hall alt hockey for several years and was also an avid Al" sports tan. Phylrs family was nor his, and she thanks Thorn tot err Hloves. suand d understanding- She was blessed with many good trends and thanks Mom•. Das Allyn• (Shc. Pauline. Jewaria Roy McDonald for tree love. support and affaetion. In twu of sows. - Ii ha ngwsted donations be made to M Hosoifaa lex Sidi Ctnrldran. The IarNy will rec•ry kends at VO MCEadh ^w Funeral Home. 28 Old Kngston Road. Alex (Poker. ng Village) 905-428.8488 from 2-4 and 7-9 p- on P, fay Funeral mass at St Franas de Sales Church Chxndh Stroll South. Alain) on Saturday Jury 19. 1997 at ation 10:30. Crem THE (YEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1997 -PAGE 21 U _1 I Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service 7:00 Evening Fellowship Bible Club for Children 8k Youth Worship With Us Every Sunday 428-6102 AF BOXEA PFOMY I EPMN C&OU CH 1820 Whites Rd. N. Summer Services 10 a.m. - Sunday July 6 -August 31 13 839-1383 Rev. Dr. Morley Mltcheil Join us for SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES - 10:30 A.M. at NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (Pentecostal) 12 noon Colles How • P11tKtieal Pow" nntsn9n ,tach ON aXilion t you tnl ch week • Uptnq nxaic.Al, a ca•tnvatry rover • Opp•nlrten to seat hwrdt A to 9M to ba yow tn•r�Iti01a1 We nreM at ell Eaet•110re Cwrtwiry Ceram Will UV -O" Mann. Ten Goarelr (Pam) - 7106-•,71-4128 (C "leers rhgGi o more Dl/MG THE NOR" sERt m ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE Joint Summer Services 10:00 a.m. July 20, 27 at Pickering Village United August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian 683-7311 11 Rev. Ken Rowland EVERYONE WELCOME CHURCH OF CHRIST CEDAR tiT., AjsX- 61143-2477 1 strut north of 401 - most of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11 :00 A.M. dr 7:00 P -M - WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M - Watch "Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. morning, B-30 a.m. Vision T.V. Cable 24 Free Bible Study Course To Advertise Your Church Services or special events in this weekly feature ;. call Janice 683-0707 . To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our =tip professional advisors help you. i} • • • Head Air • • Painting i6 a Moving 8 • Moving 8 • Gardening i e Gardening 8 • 1 1 ti"R°"•°e•"b 1 • 1 Conon Roofing • 1 Decorating Storage storage *M Landscaping • 1 landscaping JET Renovations All Repairs, Renovations to your Home. Drywall, painting, minor additions. All service upgrade & interior work. 24hr emergency plumbing. Pay by hour or job. FREE estimate Call 1. Keegan (905) 571-2056 Cell: (905) 718-M4 Wood F•neht• Decks - Chain Link - Iron Drilled Holes - Set Poole FREE •stYa•Iss Cal Steve 00540116607T moble 416-n9-1341 SERVICES Asphalt driveway sealing; interlock driveway & patio clearlirng b sealing Service Guaranteed Cal K M 1105.42!-3Y06 YiM CONSTRUCTIOg Illrlebtr d 113A AddAon% Rooli lg. Plumif 9,ktlerock. basements, Electrical , Fences, 10 yws in Dllharn, left 1- W5-Q7-=4 ssW -427-4234 HIGH EFFICIENCY Central Air and Furnaces by York Completely installed from $1495. For Free Estimates 263.8784, 263.4157 1-800.295-0705 i ani' • Storage ' • Plumbing A&C ROOFING, Shingling, all typos of roofs, new sad old, Workmanship. Guar- anteed, 10% discount to seniors, fully in- sured, Free estirrates. call Andrew ad TRIS PAINING tit DECOR Inledor b Exlenor European Walvnansblip Fast, dean, mill" service. 420.0081 Moving i Home Haadymm Flat rate ler all work No job is too small Please call Bob 416-547-7082 HANDYMAN And Cleaning Services al work at Hat rates. No job too sinal (906)839-6989 DOUG CLARK PLUMem Licensed ,insured, mpeirs8 allerdlors, new bahvms and rmwatiors, pAW FREE ESSYMTES 18 YRS, EXP. 68"172,24 NRS. 1.800.831.2383 FAX T 579-4218 NVW-0-TFE- HOVERS Move log or snag. we price them 0 Free estfinates, seniors disoffun, short no- tate moves. Appliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rales. Cal 432-2.50. MOVING Houses, Apartments. Of- fices. Appliances and Piano Spedalists. Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed, in- sured. Free Estimates. Excellent service. Call 436-7795. AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offel;ing free boxes With move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Eismincid Cross YotMrs Barges m , homes. Porno ape, etc. Padutg ale. 423-0239 i Carpe 9r INSTALLATIONS 25 yeas experience, restretchwng, our speciality. Free estimates. D i N Duncan, 987.1791 or 917.11100 • House • Cleaning HOUSECLEANING LADY Responsible, rtlliade and fal l mpefiertce. Will bring own supplies. Low rates. Cal Kelly 416-284-6814; 416 716.7390 SELL IT NOW CALL 683.0707 LANDSCAPfllc A cA11211 lwlw CMWUANO ALL DAVM 831-7055 CEDAR TREES for hedging, wholesale prices, fresh dug, delivered, planting extra. 1-613-472-38% MONParty services A/►>i rr WAhN)tfs WO" Dong Magic For Children's Parties And AN Occasions, Have My Own Magician. Call Bence 6408.4932 OR FAX 579-2238 • • Driving • • Schools SCHOOL A DPP S Oby 4 lessons and test $105. 00 Lessons $150 -Ful Course $259 Free pick -4 and trop off (416) 287,'1060 Please rad your tEd ad an ilw first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. - • 101 Zell," ii- " • ��l•Z�1�Q�lll�l� �MAN K :.JM[•l•Y M--_- 1.! �-1��7E•Z���t� • • • Head Air • • Painting i6 a Moving 8 • Moving 8 • Gardening i e Gardening 8 • 1 1 ti"R°"•°e•"b 1 • 1 Conon Roofing • 1 Decorating Storage storage *M Landscaping • 1 landscaping JET Renovations All Repairs, Renovations to your Home. Drywall, painting, minor additions. All service upgrade & interior work. 24hr emergency plumbing. Pay by hour or job. FREE estimate Call 1. Keegan (905) 571-2056 Cell: (905) 718-M4 Wood F•neht• Decks - Chain Link - Iron Drilled Holes - Set Poole FREE •stYa•Iss Cal Steve 00540116607T moble 416-n9-1341 SERVICES Asphalt driveway sealing; interlock driveway & patio clearlirng b sealing Service Guaranteed Cal K M 1105.42!-3Y06 YiM CONSTRUCTIOg Illrlebtr d 113A AddAon% Rooli lg. Plumif 9,ktlerock. basements, Electrical , Fences, 10 yws in Dllharn, left 1- W5-Q7-=4 ssW -427-4234 HIGH EFFICIENCY Central Air and Furnaces by York Completely installed from $1495. For Free Estimates 263.8784, 263.4157 1-800.295-0705 i ani' • Storage ' • Plumbing A&C ROOFING, Shingling, all typos of roofs, new sad old, Workmanship. Guar- anteed, 10% discount to seniors, fully in- sured, Free estirrates. call Andrew ad TRIS PAINING tit DECOR Inledor b Exlenor European Walvnansblip Fast, dean, mill" service. 420.0081 Moving i Home Haadymm Flat rate ler all work No job is too small Please call Bob 416-547-7082 HANDYMAN And Cleaning Services al work at Hat rates. No job too sinal (906)839-6989 DOUG CLARK PLUMem Licensed ,insured, mpeirs8 allerdlors, new bahvms and rmwatiors, pAW FREE ESSYMTES 18 YRS, EXP. 68"172,24 NRS. 1.800.831.2383 FAX T 579-4218 NVW-0-TFE- HOVERS Move log or snag. we price them 0 Free estfinates, seniors disoffun, short no- tate moves. Appliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rales. Cal 432-2.50. MOVING Houses, Apartments. Of- fices. Appliances and Piano Spedalists. Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed, in- sured. Free Estimates. Excellent service. Call 436-7795. AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offel;ing free boxes With move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Eismincid Cross YotMrs Barges m , homes. Porno ape, etc. Padutg ale. 423-0239 i Carpe 9r INSTALLATIONS 25 yeas experience, restretchwng, our speciality. Free estimates. D i N Duncan, 987.1791 or 917.11100 • House • Cleaning HOUSECLEANING LADY Responsible, rtlliade and fal l mpefiertce. Will bring own supplies. Low rates. Cal Kelly 416-284-6814; 416 716.7390 SELL IT NOW CALL 683.0707 LANDSCAPfllc A cA11211 lwlw CMWUANO ALL DAVM 831-7055 CEDAR TREES for hedging, wholesale prices, fresh dug, delivered, planting extra. 1-613-472-38% MONParty services A/►>i rr WAhN)tfs WO" Dong Magic For Children's Parties And AN Occasions, Have My Own Magician. Call Bence 6408.4932 OR FAX 579-2238 • • Driving • • Schools SCHOOL A DPP S Oby 4 lessons and test $105. 00 Lessons $150 -Ful Course $259 Free pick -4 and trop off (416) 287,'1060 Please rad your tEd ad an ilw first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1997 GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS appear in the Classified Section and are paid advertisements. They do not run in Milestones. You may submit picture and write-up at any of our 5 convenient locations - Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington or Port Perry. For info. call: 683-0707, 576-9335 or 985-2511 Never miss the oppr,nunrty to pay your rc.,Ncts again' F„r an aucho ecnron uI all uI thc• orrrml dcath notices remv.1111 hrr pubhciliurt in tlw News Advertuc•r car This Viirk, till 683-3005 car 404-6591 (Clannglon & 11„n 11crn n•mdcnio Ymi nuy atsu access ckvth n,,tiic Infcxrrnur,n recoved after YtIV VY11V '�•v�arr>r.•r Iwv-,,-ttnw• by calling this number. Brextght u, ym by the hollering funeral hollows Aticutlow, X04.6591 A ngrrml;. Crowe & Lome. Alanmu & sans. WFrchnie. Mclntush-Anderson, blmris, Nr,nhc�nt-FIGrttI, Oshawa Funeral s,nt,L. NkiW. WC Town,, CALL • :ir 6003-7545 • for up-to-date auction listings. Clarington b Port Perry residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. IFOC�US'&i.N Bi�SINESS Advertising DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Casement (905) 579-2222 E Complete Selection of TILT -ACTION VV Yvtndows d Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY 6 BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS i6961ft"C'0 i MOBILE = =C0k �WAYNE HUTCHINSON .: . 9 "OAr iNS-A-�A7�JN �•""� ieo i 579-2222 tk FULLY LICENSED & INSURED ItlS s- T1p� SAttS a f�•vIM TO Au rAt�s AM colOfrIONNG, HIATMG a MWNXW tAnow �ttAs COVJAC KCAL a eousTllAL GASDEA `e Why Advertise In Focus On Business I)urlum hwanivk+cs wanting to incrcasc- their profile and sales volume find that being a pan of the Focus on Busincs.s advertising feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses -- of all sizes -- have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering hews Advertiser's and Oshawa•'Whitby This Weeks Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved When a company makes a commitment to advertL%c 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy, goals, special promotions and even a historical overview. unless the business choxises otherwise, everything is donne by the newspapers staff, the ad design, story interview and writing, plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more informaticm call Janice at 683-0707. This summer let V Care Inc. take care of all your cleaning needs r "They also did 1 great follow-up, checking with us after the job to see if we were happy.” - Mrs Vocini "V Care did a' thorough job cleaning the ducts and we noticed a big difference." - Mr. O'Mara j Summer's here so kick back and enjoy the hot weather by letting V Care Inc. take care of all your cleaning needs. V Care specializes in the following areas: • Air Ducts • Area Rugs • Auto Interior • Carpet and Upholstery • Drapery • Vertical and Venetian Blinds Durham residents have depended on V Care's reliable and quality services since 1986. "Our focus is on satisfying our client and our success is our focus," says owner Savio Vaz. This summer, V Care Inc. has some sizzling hot summer specials: Auto Interior Special Free pick-up and delivery $49.95 CArea rug cleaning At your home .990 sq/tt C7Carpet and Upholstery Duct Cleaning Specials Special from $39.95 $19.95 main + $6 vent To ensure that customers are getting the best price possible, V Care Inc. has a price match policy which will beat or match any reputable company advertised specials. "With the price match policy along with guaranteed satisfaction we believe that customers are getting very good value for their money," says Vaz. Mrs. Vocini of Pickering had her carpets cleaned and says V Care's service was wonderful and they were fast and efficient. '"They also did a great follow-up, checking with us after the job to see if we were happy. We were and would recommend then to our friends and family." Mr. O'Mara of Pickering had V Care clean his ducts and noticed the difference after the job was done. "We had just bought the house and someone had done a lot of sanding in the basement and the dust was picked up through the ducts and it got all over their house. V Care did a thorough job cleaning the ducts and we noticed a big difference." Mr. Aliberti of Pickering took advantage of many of V Care's great services. "V Care has cleaned my carpets, ducts and even my car. I've referred them to my family and pass out their business cards to people who appreciate quality work at competitive prices." For all your cleaning needs call V Care Inc. at (416) 321-1974. "DUCT CLEANING b CHIMNEY $NEEP Includes all hook-ups S no hidden extras. Work Guaranteed. Snake Method - 200 PSI Per Standard Home Hoo -up $39.95 - $5 per vent FREE A. *� fr Ai side Furnace CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY '59.95 RESIDENTIAUCOMMERCIAL snake trwtlwd used (416) 282-3292 IKIDS WOODWORKING CAMPII AUGUST REGISTRATION AVAI A TABLE SAW CLINIC BEGINS TUES JULY 22 6-9 4 WKS. INTRO TO WOODWORKING BEGINS MONDAY JULY 28 6-9 BI WKS CARVING COURSE ONGOINENTRY • 10 WK SESSIONS THURS NIGHTS CALL FOR DETAILS The Carpenter's quare 0o4l-ro sew wOO*WO"tMM Sltlrtll' 1885 CLEMENTS RD., PICKERING (905) 683-6003 PET SITTERS ETC. Pct, Plant and Ilomc Carc SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1986 PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS PLANTS 8 HOMES BONDED dt INSURED WE CARE FOR YOUR PETS IN THE COMFORT OF, YOUR OWN HOME 433-2386 p 4 •. DUCT CLEANING $19.95 Main + $6 per vent + Snake System.200Psi CARPET 6 UPHOLSTERY CUSTOMIZED PACKAGES From;3995 + Wok guaranteed + Insured A Bolded + Serving the cleaning Mus" shite I w Residential / Commercial (4%) 321-1974 = 40, CM To Advertise in this spot call Janice 683=0707 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1997.PAGE 23 Readers' Chaffee Au�ards ' We want to know all your favourites from the five categories listed below. Simply print your choices beside as many selections as you wish and mail, deliver or fax the entire entry form to us by August 15th 1997. Every entry will have a chance to win a great prize and your Favourite might win too! Those who receive the most votes will win our "Readers Choice" award. You'll read all the winners in an upcom- ing issue of the Ajax News Advertiser. So go ahead! Make your choices and send your entry to us! rest Ptacesooi i All -Around Restaurant Chinese Restaurant Family Restaurant French Restaurant Greek Restaurant Indian Restaurant Italian Restaurant Seafood Restaurant Buffet Restaurant Atmosphere Outdoor Patio Pasta Steak Salad Bar Pizza Chicken Wings Brunch Lunch Submarine Deli Cup of Coffee Dessert Ice Cream _ Bakery Fish & Chips French Fry Truck Hot Dog Hamburger Doughnuts Bagels Cocktails Best , Movie Theatre Bingo Hall Movie Rental Hotel Bar Pub Billiards Sports Bar Arcade Night Club Children's Entertainment Live Entertainment Comedy Club Skating Golf Course Bowling • Insurance Agent Chef Waiter/Waitress Bank Teller Financial Planner Pharmacist Chiropractors Real Estate Salesperson Car Salesperson Hairstylist/Barber Photographer Travel Agent Real Estate Office (specify franchise) Weight Loss Clinic Catering Security Nursing Homes Dance Studio Tanning Studio Employment Agency Hotel/Motel Modeling School Lawn Service Carpet Cleaner Oil/Lube Change Pool Company Floor Coverings Catering Company Pest Control Home Builder Day Care Centre Travel Agent Car Wash Investment Company Gas Station Bank,7rust Company Dry Cleaner Fitness Club Martial Arts Club Insurance Company Accounting Firm Landscaper Hair Salon/Barber Shop Photography Studio Brew Your Own Beer/Wine Transmission Print Shop Shoe Repair Body Shop Muffler Shop Manicure/Pedicure Contractor Heating/Air Conditioning Taxi Service Pet Groomer Regional Shopping Centre Local Shopping Centre Strip Mall Department Store Men's Store Women's Store Children's Store Clearance Centre Factory Direct Store Shoe Store Lingerie Store Children's Shoe Store Health Food Store China Store Fabric Store Party Supply Store Jewellery Store Adult Entertainment Shop Formal Wear Gift Shop Grocery Store Drug Store Discount Store Convenience Store Optical Store Furniture Store Antique Store Bedding Store Appliance Store Gardening Store Hardware Store Home Improvement Centre Lighting Centre Motorcycle Shop Craft Store Picture Framing Toy Store Sporting Goods Store Bicycle Shop Camera Store Cellular Phone Centre Pet Store Tire Shop New Car Dealership Domestic Car Dealership _ Import Car Dealership Used Car Dealership Auto Parts Body Shop Florist Record Store Musical Instrument Store_ Book Store Office Furniture Office Supplies Store Bridal Shop Kitchen Store Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Readers'Chvice Awards Name: Mall, Fax or delver to: the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 130 -132 Corrlrrwdal Ave. Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 Fax: 905-619-9068 CONTEST RILES: Winners of prizes wA be dets.nirlod by rondo. draw. En*yees of The Ajax Pickering News Advertiser, and their inunedWe fa.11ies are not eligible to enter. Judges discretion as to validity of entry forms is final. Deadline for contest is August 1 Sth 1997. 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