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Parents protest
Disabled kids' families'
anger against Province
over funds `snowballs'
BY LINDA WHrm
STAFF REPORTER
A provincial organization represent-
ing the developmentally -disabled has
joined forces with local parents demand-
ing increased support from the Ontario
government.
"People in this arta have been lead-
ers;' Stan Woronko, co-chairman of the
Family Alliance Ontario said outside
Community and Social Services Minis-
ter and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker's
Pickering constituency office Thursday
morning.
He joined members of the Durham
Coalition of Families for Support to Per-
sons with Developmental Disabilities,
who delivered a letter to Ms. Ecker and
were distributing a 'Wanted' flyer to area
residents asking for a new minister.
"Durham Region is badly underfund-
ed. That's why parents here are angrier,
(than in other areas);' noted Mr.
Woronko, who's from Richmond Hill.
But their action has had a "snowball
effect" and parents of developmentally -
disabled children from across the
province are planning protests outside
each of the ministry's 12 area offices this
fall, according to Mr. Woronko.
Family Alliance Ontario was formed
in 1993 to pressure the Province to
increase the amount of money it gave to
families with devck p mentally -disabled
See FAMILIES/ page 5
Pickenn down to two Catholictrustees
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PICKERING — Separate school board That's the decision reached by the clerks in tion.
supporters here will elect two trustees — Durham Region's three largest municipalities In reaching that decision, the clerks
down from three — in the November munici- — Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa — whose See CATHOLICS/ page 4
pal election. input was required under provincial legisla-
photo by Ron Pietroniro
Stan Woronko, co-chairman of the
Family Alliance of Ontario, joins
parents of developmentally -dis-
abled children in a protest against
MPP Janet Ecker Thursday.
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Up the creek
Frenchman's Bay fix -up relies
on urban Pickering: task force
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Urban-
ization has choked and pol-
luted the creeks and streams
that used to bring fresh, clean
water into Frenchman's Bay.
That was the somewhat
dispiriting lesson learned on
a tour of one of those creeks
recently by the Environment
Committee of the Waterfront
2001 Tack Force on the
future of Pickering's
lakeshore area. The task force
was established b) the Town
to develop a comprehensive
vision of how Pickering's
waterfront should take shape
in the future.
Committee member fol-
lowed Pine Creek from Dou-
glas Park (where it enter
Frenchman's Bay). under
Hwy. 401 and up to the area
of Finch Avenue and Dixie
Road. They saw a stream
eroded by unnaturally high
volumes of water brought in
through run-off from adja-
cent lands and the town's
stormwater drainage system.
It was filthy and clogged with
pollutants and sedimentation
washed off town streets and
constrtx-tion sites; and grown
over with algae and inappro-
priate vegetation encouraged
by natural and chemical fer-
tilizers washed in through
stormwater and run-off.
'It's as if the bay has lost
its roots:' the committee was
told by its chairman, Nick
Eyles, a professor of geology
in the department of environ-
mental science at the Univer-
sity of Toronto. '"That is the
number -one problem with
Frenchman's Bay:'
Prof. Eyles explained that
in addition to losing a source
of fresh, clean water from the
creeks, the bay also has to
cope with the sedimentation
and pollution from 15
stormwater discharge outlets
flowing into it. He said the
inflow coming from the
stormwater system has
".about the same chemistry as
landfill leachate, especially
the first flush".
The sedimentation and
pollutants coming into the
bay are slowly filling it in,
clouding the water and dam-
aging important wildlife
habitat such as fish spawning
areas. The sediment and
chemical soup are more or
less trapped there, since there
is only a relatively tiny open-
ing from the bay to Lake
Ontario.
The good news, noted
Prof. Eyles, is that the
sources of most of the
streams feeding the bay are
roughly in the area of the
Ontario Hydro corridor
Prof. '.`ick Eyles, chairman of the Environmental Committee
of Pickering's Waterfront 2001 Task Force, takes a moment
beside Pine Creek in Douglas Park to explain to committee
members the environmental damage that has already occurred
there. Below right, committee member, e\aminc the creek.
stretching across
the top of urban
Pickering, where
no damaging
development has
yet taken place.
Committee
member conclud-
ed the best way to
improve the water
quality and wildlife
habitat in Frenchman's Bay
is to address the problem at
the bay's ..roots" in the urban
part of town above Hwy. 401.
Possible solutions discussed
by the member included
campaigns to reduce the
amount of pollutants such as
paints and detergents being
dumped into the stormwater
system by activities as simple
as washing a car on a drive-
way, to reduce the use of
chemicals such as pesticides
which run off into creeks
from urban landscapes: and
to reduce the din, dust and
soil running off into
stormwater and creeks from
construction sites and adja-
cent embankments.
. Prof. Eyles noted it will be
important to re-establish
some of the natural wetlands
and swamp areas along the
creeks in the urban area
which used to act as "big fil-
ters" trapping sediment and
slowing the flow of the water.
Committee members also
maintained public education
will be the most important
factor in getting individuals,
industries and governments
to do the things necessary to
clean up the creeks and save
the bay from destruction.
"If the public will is
strong enough;' said commit-
tee member Jim Dike, "the
Town will make the
changes „
The Waterfront 2000 Task
Force is expected to report its
findings to Town Council in
early October.
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CATHOLICS/ from page 1
approved recommendations submitted by
the Durham Region Roman Catholic Sepa-
rate School Board's Local Education
Improvement Committee (LEIC) earlier this
month.
The board was required to chop the num-
ber of trustees from 18 to eight under the
provincial government's Fewer School
Boards Act.
Elsewhere in the Region, separate school
supporters in Ajax will elect one trustee,
down from three; Oshawa will choose two,
down from five; Whitby will get two, down
from three; and the northern communities of
Brock. Scugog and Uxbridge will continue
to elect one representative.
There will be no French trustees on the
board — which will be renamed the Durham
District Separate School Board — because
French Catholic schools will fall under the
jurisdiction of a new French district school
board stretching from Peterborough to the
Pickering hedges
on GTSB
`It's taking
government farther
away from people':
Dickerson
BY MARIANNE TAKACs
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Town Councillors
are digging in their heels in opposition to
the formation of a Greater Toronto Ser-
vices Board.
At a special meeting Tuesday, Coun-
cil resolved to send a message to Mirus-
ter of Municipal Affairs and Housing Al
Leach stating Pickering does
not support the establishment
of a GTSB as recommended
to the minister by his special
adviser on the issue, Milt Far-
rell. However, in acknowl-
edgement of the general belief
Queen's Paris is determined to
go ahead with a GTSB despite
all opposition, Council will
also send the minister a list of
changes Pickering would like MA
to see made to the plan for it B
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drawn up by Mr. Farrell. 'It w
Councillors were con-
cerned Pickering's needs and ter w
wishes would pull little ing pe
weight with the 28 -member
exam ve committee which would make
all the final decisions for the body and on
which the Town would not necessarily
have a wouldn't really matter what the
residents of Pickering saW' ma 0
Ward 1 Regional! Councillor Mauriac
Brenna "We wmW have very bule
udluence. We would have very little right
of any appeal"
Councillors also said they were wor-
ried
or
tied the GTSB will eat up costing tax-
payers money.
Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug
Dickerson maintained � is "not one
shred of evidence" the new board would
deliver services more cheaply or effec-
tively, and suggested it would decrease
public access to the decision-making
process on many insures.
'It's taking government farther and
farther away from where the people are:'
said Coun. Dickerson.
Mr. Farrell's report recommends the
GTSB be given four primacy roles —
infrastructure co-ordination, serving as a
discussion forum, issue resolution and
delivery of services such as public tran-
sit. Membership on the all-important
executive committee taould be based on
population so Durtham would have three
representanves — the Region cluunnan
and two mayors. There would be two
representatives for Halton Region, five
for Peel Region, four for York Region
and 14 for the new, amalgamated City of
Toronto, now Metropolitan Toronto.
The changes to the Farrell plan Pick-
ering is asking for include:
• A guaranteed seat for Pickering on the
executive committee based on its "strate-
gic location and unique crn-urnstances"
— the fact it's immediately adjacent to
Toronto and has substantial undeveloped
lands owned by the federal and provin-
cial governments and the likelihood it
will he significantly affected by many
decisions of the GTSB.
Consideration be given to allowing
Durham Region one addi-
tional seat on the executive
conuruttee.
' Issues related to "soft"
infrastructure such as social
assistance and social housing
not come under the mandate
of the GTSB.
' Responsibility for GO
Transit not be transferred to
URICE the GTSB until all outstand-
ing financial obligations and
MR otter concerns related to GO
dn't mat- are adequately addressed.
Picker- • The Province assume ini-
le said.' tial administrative and sup-
port costs of operating the
GTSB for 18 months.
' A mechanism for the appeal of GTSB
decisions by any municipality which
considers itself to have been treated
unfairly by such a decision be estab-
lished, with a appointed
by the Province to act as arbitrator.
Bedsore a GTSB is implemented, a busi-
ness pian be provided by the Province
derrmsttating the cost bmefits it would
bring-
* GTA municipalities be given the
opporumity to review draft legislation on
the enation of the GTSB.
The deadline for to
respond to the Fanrell report is July 31.
It's expected the Province will want to
introduce legislation in the late summer
or early fall for the creation of a GTSB,
so it could be in place by January, 1998.
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Currently, three trustees sit on the
Durham board's French language section.
The clerks also approved a recommenda-
tion by the LEIC that trustees in all munici-
palities run at large. Previously, trustees in
Ajax and Oshawa ran according to wards.
The changes mean each Pickering trustee
will represent 9.200 ratepayers, while the
Ajax trustee will serve 15,150. Each
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ratcpa%crs. each V1'hitbv trustee will serve
almost 8,500 ratepayers and the trustee rep-
resenting the North will serve 4,000 ratepay-
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been submitted to the Minister of Education
and Training. Copies were also sent to each
municipality.
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for an additional two trustees. If approved,
they would likely go to Ajax and Oshawa.
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Sunday. The third annual event, organized
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`Families want reassurance' changes are coming
FAMILIES / from page l
children through Special Services at Home
funding.
That hasn't happened and the alliance is
now also demanding improved services at the
ministry's 12 area offices.
"The practices in different parts of the
province are varied," explained Mr. Woronko.
"Some offices are very good, but we want them
all like that. It's very inconsistent"
The alliance was one of nine organizations
invited to sit on a provincial advisory group on
developmental services. While each of those
organizations agreed on the need for individu-
alized funding — which would allow families
to purchase the support they choose — Mr.
Woronko was "totally disappointed" that was-
n't recommended in a document released last
spring.
The document was "more about rationing
services than anything else;' criticizes Mr.
Woronko.
Like many parents, he's upset about a Rat-
ings of Personal Care and Support Form from
the ministry, which requires caregivers to rate
the level of care needed by applicants.
Questions about bowel and bladder elimi-
nation and control are included on the form,
which Mr. Woronko believes is "dehumaniz-
ing ... It doesn't address. dignity and quality -of -
life issues"
While a small group of parents from the
Durham coalition has scheduled a meeting
with Ms. Ecker this fall, they are demanding a
public meeting so all families can have a voice.
"Families want reassurance (that changes
are on the way)," explained coalition
spokesman Donna Hoare. "We're being told to
be patient, but it's very frustrating for fami-
lies ... We just want to get on with our lives, but
we need to get better support.
Ex -cop admits killer's profile altered to fit Morin
BY STEPHEN SHAW The profile, released at an April 16, 1985
DURHAM STAFF news conference, was later a factor in a court
Before it was released to the public, decision to move the trial to London, Mr. San -
Durham Regional Police doctored an FBI pro- dler said.
Me of Christine Jessop's killer so it
would match Guy Paul Morin, a
retired officer now admits.
Former inspector John Shephard,
one of the lead officers in the Jessop
investigation, acknowledged the pro-
file, developed by a behavioral sci-
ences expert, was "deliberately tai-
lored" to fit Mr. Morin, at the time
the prime suspect in the murder.
The profile was issued in a news
release shortly before Mr. Morin's
arrest in April 1985 as part of an
attempt to "stir him up" and leave
him with the impression investigators
were closing in on him.
"He didn't come running in to say,
'Here I am, I confess," Mr. Shephard
told the inquiry Thursday, probing
Mr. Morin's wrongful 1992 murder
conviction.
"We know why now, don't we?"
replied Mark Sandler, inquiry coun-
sel.
DNA evidence exonerated Mr.
Morin two years ago in the rape and
murder of nine-year-old Christine,
his next-door neighbor. Christine dis-
appeared from her Queensville home
in October 1984 and her remains
were found three months later in a
field in Durham Region.
The real psychological profile
painted a portrait of a killer who was
likely a sloppy, poorly -groomed, agi-
tated, young man who presents him-
self as "macho," believed himself to
be superior to others and may have
had a criminal record for cruelty to
animals.
It fit Mr. Morin in few areas. For
the release police issued to the pub-
lic, Mr. Shephard said many of the
characteristics which did not corre-
spond with Mr. Morin were
"enhanced" to fit him.
Mr. Shephard agreed with Mr.
Sandler's suggestion the ruse was an
attempt to "shake up" Mr. Morin,
perhaps rattle him before his arrest.
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theft at a convenience store. The store clerk was
threatened with a knife and when he wouldn't
comply with the demands of the young thugs he
was punched.
While one culprit watched the front door, the
other grabbed cigarettes from behind the counter
before making their getaway.
Quick action by police and the eyewitnesses
resulted in the arrest of two suspects a short dis-
tance from the store. While robbery squad
Detective Paul Hamilton was apprehending one
suspect the other allegedly jumped him from
behind, in what the detective called a "minor"
assault.
Det. Hamilton said police in Durham are
charging a greater number of young people with
robbery, a trend which only began in the past
year or two. Following a bank heist in Oshawa
last year. a 14 -year-old boy became the youngest
person ever charged with robbery in Durham.
"We are just starting to see young people
arrested for robbery more frequently... We seem
to he seeing the younger ages more in the sum-
mer time, maybe because they are out of school
and have more free time;" the detective said.
It's a disturbing trend and one that should con-
cern every person in Durham. The police force
has taken steps to curb the problem with commu-
nity patrols, undercover sting operations and
education programs, but they need help.
Parents should take the time to find out what
their kids are doing in their spare time. All par-
ents hate to think it could be their child who's
getting into trouble, but all kids can fall under the
spell of bad influences when in a large group of
peers.
If there appears to be a problem in your neigh-
borhood, speak with community police officers
who make it their job to know the kids in the
area. By working together a solution can be
found.
This is a time for people to take action.
�.' To respond to this editorial call
nfOSO( lruree at 683-7040 and dial 5104
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Lord Durham
parking lot
improves
safety
To the editor.
I was pleased to attend the
Ajax Town Council meeting
Monday July 14 re the approval
of a new parking lot for Lord
Durham Public School. This
has definitely been a long time
coming.
My disappointment came
when I received my News
Advertiser on July 16. After
reading the front-page article
"Parking's case", I realized
something quite important was
missing. It is great to read that
the school will benefit from
more parking spaces and get
improved landscaping, but I
would like to reaffirm the main
purpose (at least for me) for the
past six years is to ensure the
safety of our children. Of
course, we're getting new land-
scaping and, yes, we've been
fighting for a new parking lot.
Why? The obvious reason is
the overcrowding of cars on the
street (and with overcrowding
come safety issues) but what
about the cars that have been
parked and sometimes moving
in the play area where not just
my children play but perhaps
yours as well? I am so thankful
that this problem will be imme-
diately alleviated as no longer
will there be parking available
on the school property where
our children play.
Another bonus will be that
our children will have proper
designated walkways which
will provide safer entry and
dismissal to and from the
school.
I must also mention that our
associated children with spe-
cial needs will have the oppor-
tunity to have safer access to
and from the school. They will
be going in through the front
doors via a much-needed prop-
er ramp.
I would like to take this
opportunity to express sincere
thanks to Councillor Pat Brown
for taking this "bull by the
horns" and helping us see it
through.
Also, thanks to the Town of
Ajax, Durham Board of
Education and Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate
School Board for their co-oper-
ation with this project.
Heather Payne,
Chairman,
Lord Durham P.S.
School Community Council,
Ajax
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Thanks for the invite
Joanne Burghardt,
Editor -in -Chief,
Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, Oshawa-Whitby-
Clarington This Week, Port Perry This Week,
Northumberiand News, etc., etc.
Dear Media Mogul:
Thanks for inviting me to your pool party and barbecue.
It's awfully kind of you to open up your home to all the 97
beer -swilling, cigar -chomping journalists in your publishing
empire. I was wondering if the 54 sleeping bags you're rent-
ing will be enough to accommodate all the siren -chasing
scribes and shutterbugs who'll consurne a little too much
punch.
Just a couple of questions. Who is this Martha Stewart per-
son you wish you could hire to look after the barbecue? All
my social affairs are catered by Ronald McDonald. Can you
shed some light on the rumors swirling around the news-
rooms under your domain that I'll be asked to play the part of
the big, bad hairy baboon in the human petting zoo that the
adults are going to put on for the kids?
I really like the personal touch on the invitations. The way
on my invitation, for example, you circled the pool, the bar-
becue area and the patio with a note 'Off limits to Blake'.
You're such a kidder. And, the clipping you sent along from
one of your newspapers reporting that "Council Monday
passed a bylaw to prohibit topless sunbathing on local beach-
es, at Town swimming pools, and on any public and private
property for that matter by anyone named Blake Purdy"
Funny, I don't recall reading that in any of the publications in
the division. And, I keep track of them all in case I can sup-
plement my income by stringing for the National Enquirer.
As an aside, could we start publishing more stories about
Wien abductions?
The invitation to your pool party came at a welcome time.
This summer's been a bummer for me in terms of water recre-
ation. First there was the trip to Poopie-pants Provincial Park
where everybody was ordered out of the pool about once an
hour because there'd been "a fouling" by a swimmer. Then,
we made a trek to Raw Sewage River where you could almost
walk on the water. And, the above -ground pool we had
installed exploded last weekend when we were trying to blow
it up.
Unfortunately, I won't be able to attend your soir6e as I'll
be on vacation. My honey and I have rented a cottage on
E.coli Lake. I guess you forgot about my holiday when you
"t'a'e p�dg your bush. I'm suronly it was oly a coincidence
that you put my invitation in the sowinter-office envelope
notice I'd sent to you with of my vacation request. It had the
same Big Macs special sauce stain.
Anyway, I hope to make it to your pool perry and barbe-
cue next year. Just one mac question about the pasonalized
map you sent me: Don't you get awfully Brod commuting to
work everyday from K*wkm?
Blake Purdy is a regular contribawr to our Srwday colw an
rotation. To respond to this column calf Infosow ce at 683.7040
and dial 5108.
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Birthday
A cutie with a
great smile turns
seven on July
31. Wishing
Alexandra Day
many happy
returns with "all
our love- are
Grandma and
Grandpa
Anderson.
Wedding
Ginette and Gary
Campbell of Ajax are
pleased to announce the
marriage of their
daughter Teresa to
Jared Giffin, the son of
Ronald and the late
Carmen Giffin of
Whitby. The wedding
took place May 10 at
Claremont United
Church, followed by a
lovely reception at
Thunderbird Golf Club.
Teresa and Jared reside
in Calgary, Alberta.
Birthday
B a b e -
magnet Nick
Miller turns
18 on July
27. Wishing
him a happy
birthday are
Mom, Dad,
Natalie and
Geoff. As
usual, Nat
will be buy-
ing her loving brother an expen-
sive gift. And, Nick will be having
a few hundred of his closest
friends over for a party the next
time Mom and Dad are out of
town.
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Birthday
A birthday poem
for Graham, who
celebrated his sec-
ond birthday on
July 26:
"Our wee firefight-
er has turned two.
In the event of a
fire, he'll be there
for you."
Lots of love from Mommy, Daddy, Rachal and
Jessica.
45th Anniversary
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r na, uct n-
adette's Catholic
W o in e n s
League in Ajax
celebrated its ,.
45th anniversary ,
recently. The
group had 70 members at its inaugural meeting on Oct.
25, 1951 and 1 1 of the originals were at the anniversary
mass and luncheon — Marie Talbot, Gilberta
Mahon, Helen McAneney, Lina Hughes, Lucille
Swailes, Mary Barnaby, Marie Lawrence, Kay
Booth, Mary Dickson, Joan Wahl and Eileen Sprag-
gs. All 1 I are still active in the CWL. League members
volunteer at blood donor clinics, visit nursing homes
and hospitals, promote public speaking at schools and
help in the parish.
Birthday
Happy birth-
day wishes go
out to Chelsea
Abbott, as she
turns seven on
July 30. Wishing
Chelsea all the
best with loads
of love are
M o m m y,
Daddy, brother Richard, Granma,
Papa, cousins Nicole, Kyle and
Robyn, Aunt Angela and Uncle
Wayne. Special wishes from the
whole family also go out to Aunt
Karen and Uncle Mark, who cele-
brate their anniversary on July 29.
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Birthday
"Our little angel" Crystal Starr
Yardley turns two on July 27.
Happy birthday wishes and love
from Mommy, Nanny Carolyn,
Great-grandparents Muriel and
Steve, Uncles Shawn and Allan
and Auntie Bree-Ann.
Volunteer award
Gord Levis has been given a
pat on the back by the Durham
Region branch of Child Find
Ontario. Gord, the chapter's chair-
man, was named the volunteer of
the year for all his time and dedi-
cation to helping Child Find.
Birthday
Doug Cranston turned nine on
July 10 and
celebrated
with a few
friends at a
pool party.
Wishing him
a happy
birthday were
sister Jen -
n i f e r ,
Mommy,
D.J. and
Snowy.
Birthday
Wishing
Shaunna a
happy 13th
birthday on
July 31, with
love, are
N a n n y,
Papa, Mom,
Dad, her
aunts, uncles,
cousins and friends.
Dean's list
Lorraine Robertson of Ajax has
made the Dean's list at Houghton
College, a Christian liberals arts col-
lege in western New York. Lorraine,
a senior, made the list for the second
semester of the 1996-97 school year.
She's the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Robertson.
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Home building crucial for good economy: Leach
BY DONNA DONALDSON
SPECIAL TO THL- NEWS ADWRIlSER
The home building indus-
try plays a "crucial role" in
the economy, in creating jobs
and in building the future of
our communities, says Min-
ister of Municipal Affairs
and Housing Al Leach.
"We knew that in order to
get this province prosperous
again, we needed this
province building again;' he
told members of the
Oshawa -Durham Home
Builders' Association at the
first annual Industry Lun-
cheon at Hevdenshore Pavil-
ion in Whitby Tuesday.
"When the building industry
works, the economy works.
When you thrive, the
province thrives. When
you're happy, I'm happy.
The minister cited recent
statistics from Canada Hous-
ing and Mortgage Corpora-
tion (CMHC) which show
that the census area of
Oshawa. Whitby and Clar-
ington experienced its high-
est monthly total of new con-
struction starts in more than
five years in June with 343,
compared to 279 in May.
He attributed the increase
in building activity to low
mortgage rates, limited
resale supply and growing
consumer confidence. Mr.
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE FOR
FILMING ON WHITES ROAD
We at Grand Slam Productions Inc. wish to
close Whites Road between Taunton Road and
Third Concession Road for the film THE BIG
HIT on Wednesday, July 30 (7:00 a.m. to 10:00
p.m.) and on Thursday. July 31, 1997 (7:00
a.m. to 3:00 p.m.). Residents and tenants of
both Whites Road and Forestream Trail Will
of course maintain full continued access to
their premises.
THE BIG HIT is an action/comedy revolving
around five would-be hit men. The principal
scene involves a Keystone Cops style car chase
and gunfire effects. All traffic related activity
and gunfire effects will be supervised by
Durham Regional Police.
We look forward to the privilege of filming in
your neighborhood. Please call me (Dongen
Fode) or my assistants (Celeste Butt and David
Mcllroy) at (416) 368-6262 if you have any
questions. We will be happy to answer any
questions that you may have.
Thank you for reading this notice.
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Leach added that those fac-
tors, along with housing
affordability, will in turn
strengthen the construction
activity in the second half of
the year.
And, he said, the govern-
ment believes that its tax
cuts, for example, may be a
major factor in growing con-
sumer confidence and
increased home sales.
"Tax cuts are boosting the
economy, people are buying
homes, builders are building
and creating jobs" — about
221,000 jobs in the past year.
said the minister.
Mr_ Leach highlighted
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ment has undertaken in its
ongoing effort to remove
barriers to economic growth,
including reform of the
development charges legisla-
tion. He said the proposed
bill would help contain costs
of new construction, pro-
mote job creation, increase
municipal accountability and
help municipalities recover
development costs related to
new growth.
"The legislation would
give municipalities the abili-
ty and the flexibility to pro-
vide the facilities and ser-
vices that new home buyers
and new businesses need to
grow and prosper;' said the
minister, explaining that to
do this they must reduce the
scope of services eligible for
funding through develop-
ment charges.
"I know you'll agree
these charges should no
longer be used to fund facili-
ties used by everyone in the
community — museums,
theatres, city halls or tourism
facilities," he said. "Every-
one in the community should
pay for them out of general
municipal revenues — over
time — when they can afford
them"
He also noted that munic-
ipal decisions have to
become more cost-effective
and accountable.
The government has
moved "fast" the past two
years to lay the groundwork
for economic renewal.
"That's why we've realigned
municipal and provincial
government services so that
we can deliver better services
at less cost."
He told builders they play
a "vital" role and he looks
forward to their continued
partnership in working
toward a more vibrant econ-
omy.
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Pickerin
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Healy donates Leafs' sweater to golf tourney
Pickering ball mosquitos finalists
The newest member of the Toronto Maple Leafs has
Fazing Milton in the second game,
Red Sox Athlcics in Action minor.
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mosquito rep baseball team finished
lent his name and turned over his first-ever Leaf sweater
as runner-up at the 16 -squad Clarkson
team played well defensively and
Tournament last weekend.
wouldn't allow Milton to get on track
to a good cause at the upcoming ninth annual Paul and
offensively.
tones to earn a berth in the final, the
In their final preliminary -round
Sox fell to East York 11-6. although
Jamie Coburn Memorial Golf Tournament in Pickering
Pickering was mounting a rally when
town 5-3 to earn their way to the play-
time ran out.
next month.
In the semi-final game which took
Pickering minor mosquito team
only 55 minutes to play, the Sox
The tournament is set for the Seaton Golf Course on
blanked Newmarket 10-0. The squad
Hinan, Kevin Hussey, Ryan Jackson,
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Friday, Aug. 1. All money raised from the event will go0
defence and explosive offence to post
Christopher McGeachy, Jaime Peters,
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toward the joint effort of Ajax and Pickering firefighters
Pickering started the tourney by
Vanderstarren and Michael Vella.
blasting Thornhill 12-3. The Sox took
to raise $100,000 for the purchase of a C -Arm X -Ray
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looked back.
assisted by Craig Loder and Bill Vella.
imaging machine for Ajax -Pickering General Hospital.
Pickering native Glenn Healy, who after four seasons
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minding net for the New York Rangers signed as a free
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agent with the Maple Leafs earlier this month, will give
his sweater to be raffled off at
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the tourney. The sweater was
donated by Pickering Vil-
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which will have Healy's
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The tourney is in memo-
CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP
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and Jamie Coburn, who
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years ago. Family and friends
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photo by A J Groen
aav tribute to the Coburns and to
Little Conner O'Hara extends his club urging golfers to
support worthwhile causes in their
names.
play in the ninth annual Paul and Jamie Cobum Memori-
Tickets are 550 each. Early tee -off
al Golf Tournament at the Seaton Golf Coupe Aug. I.
times are ,till available.Please
recycle this newspaper
With him is newest Toronto :Maple Leaf Glenn Heal}
Amone interested in donating prizes or playing in the g,f
who'll be donating his first-ever Leaf jerse} fi'l
as a rae
prize and organizer and Ajax firefighter Jim O'Hara.
tournament can
call Jim O'Hara at
427-2940.
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Meats
Pickering ball mosquitos finalists
PICKERING — The Pickering
Fazing Milton in the second game,
Red Sox Athlcics in Action minor.
Pickering again dominated the contest
mosquito rep baseball team finished
early en route to an 11-2 victory. The
as runner-up at the 16 -squad Clarkson
team played well defensively and
Tournament last weekend.
wouldn't allow Milton to get on track
After posting four consecutive vic-
offensively.
tones to earn a berth in the final, the
In their final preliminary -round
Sox fell to East York 11-6. although
contest, the Red Sox edged George -
Pickering was mounting a rally when
town 5-3 to earn their way to the play-
time ran out.
off round.
In the semi-final game which took
Pickering minor mosquito team
only 55 minutes to play, the Sox
members are Ryan Cameron, Kyle
blanked Newmarket 10-0. The squad
Hinan, Kevin Hussey, Ryan Jackson,
made use of excellent pitching, strong
Steven Loder, David McElroy,
defence and explosive offence to post
Christopher McGeachy, Jaime Peters,
the win.
Sean Quinlan, Garret Russell, Brad
Pickering started the tourney by
Vanderstarren and Michael Vella.
blasting Thornhill 12-3. The Sox took
The Red Sox minor mosquitos are
control of the game early and never
coached and managed by Ken Hussey,
looked back.
assisted by Craig Loder and Bill Vella.
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PICKERING MEN'S SL04MH LEAGUE
TUDOR ARMS DIVISION
StandkVWScores as of July 20.
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Lone Star Hitmen 11 9 1 1 127 65 19
Reservoir Dogs 9 8 1 0 130 82 16
Moodies 11 7 4 0 121 86 14
Gophers 11 7 4 0 145 99 14
Dakota Bob's 11 5 4 2 95 84 12
Young Guns 11 5 4 2 137 99 12
Long Horns 11 4 7 0 102 149 8
The Brew Shop 11 3 7 1 85 145 7
Durherh Bulls 10 1 7 2 83 119 4
Tudor Arms 12 1 11 0 85 184 2
DIVISION RESULTS
Young Guns 19 vs. The Tudor Arms 4; Reservoir
Dogs 21 v. Long Homs 8; Moodies 21 vs. Durham
Bulls 10; Gophers 10 vs. Dakota Bob's Lookouts 2;
Dakota Bob's Lookouts 6 vs. The Brew Shop 5; Lone
Star Hitmen 12 vs. The Brew Slop 0.
SAYLY'S DIVISION
up of junior 'A' and midget
TEAM G W
TEAM G W
L
T
F A
PTS
Blazers 11 11
0
0
196 57
22
Stallions 11 9
0
2
135 70
20
The Indians 11 8
3
0
131 90
16
Viaaga Plymouth 12 5
7
0
96 119
10
Scott's Rastsurantl0 4
5
1
123 111
9
Royals 11 4
7
0
122 149
8
Pam's 10 4
6
0
62 90
8
Neighbor F/ooda 11 3
7
1
106 148
7
wnchaster Arms 10 3
7
0
73 97
6
Meterwe Pringles 11 1
10
0
76 189
2
DIVISION
RESULTS
10
6
Village Pymourh 9 vs. Winchester Arms
7: Papp's 11 vs.
The Neighbour Hoods 6;
The
khdirhs 2c vs Stoats
Sorts
Restaurant 3; Blazers 16 vs. Melanie Pringles 2; Royals
20 vs. Melanie Pringles 2; Stallions 7 vs. Royals 5.
MUD HEN'S DIVISION
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Capital Punish. 12 11 0 1 256 53 23
Sharks 12 7 4 1 111 131 15
Danforth Rooting 12 7 5 0 155 151 14
Guzzlers 11 6 5 0 140 124 12
Toy Shop 11 5 4 2 122 131 12
The Sewer Rats 12 5 5 2 158 159 12
Thunder 11 4 5 2 92 93 10
Peeps 11 3 4 4 87 113 10
Radc'Em Up 11 3 7 1 120 154 7
Scarboro Lexus 10 3 6 1 108 135 7
Mud Hans Exp. 10 3 7 0 86 146 6
Mud Hen's 11 3 8 0 101 171 6
DIVISION RESULTS
Papp's 10 vs. Toy Shop 10; The Sewer Rats 17 vs.
Scarboro Lexus Rangers 3: Sharks 6 vs. The Sewer
Rats 4; Mud Hen's 14 vs. Sharks 5; Danforth Roding
Supply 8 vs. Thunder 3; Danforth Rooting Supply 19
vs. Radc'Em Up 14; Capital Punishment 17 vs. Guz-
zlers 2: Capital Punishment 31 vs. Mud Hen's
Exports 0.
ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION
up of junior 'A' and midget
TEAM G W
L T
F A
PTS
Runnin' Rebals 11 8
3 0
166 105
16
R.C.L. 606 12 8
4 0
134 115
16
Royals 12 8
4 0
135 107
16
Pickering A's 12 7
5 0
159 117
14
Armadillos 10 5
3 2
136 118
12
East Side Manos 12 5
6 1
125 137
11
Tudor Arms 12 5
7 0
117 121
10
Sultans of Swing 11 5
6 0
112 135
10
Pro Copy System 12 4
7 1
139 170
9
IsoWSavoo Mestsl0 4
5 1
. 102 106
9
Weirs Wart Hogs 11 4
6 1
116 132
9
Hi1FRom 11 3
8 0
92 126
6
Rolling Devils host Belgians
Area roller hockey teams
up of junior 'A' and midget
hope to give a visiting
players.
squad from Belgium a
The exhibition 'games
'devil' of a time during a
against the Belgians repre-
pair of exhibition contests
sent one of the first times
slated for Ajax next month.
roller hockey with an
The Durham Devils
international flavor has
Roller Hockey League will
been played locally.
host two games against a
Roller hockey is one of
10 -member Belgium squad
the fastest growing sports in
at the Ajax Community
the world and is set to
Centre arena on Aug. 5 and
become a demonstration
7 at 7:30 p.m. each night.
sport at the 2000 Summer
The Belgians, who have
Olympics.
at least one player from the
The Ajax Community
Belgium national team, will
Centre is at 75 Centennial
send their midget squad (16
Road, Ajax.
and 17 year olds) to play
Spectators are welcome;
the two Durham Devils
there's no admission
squads which will be made
charge.
Hockey team BBQ
funds Europe trip
PICKERING — A Pick-
bantam hockey team will host
ering hockey team will host a
the barbecue at Sav-A-Centre
fund-raising barbecue next
on Whites Road and Strouds
month to raise funds for a trip
Lane on Saturday, Aug. 2
to Europe in 1998.
from 10:30 am. to 3 p.m.
The Pickering Panthers
For more information, call
Golden Griddle 'AA minor
Meri Calder at 839-0663.
M
DIVISION RESULTS
Sultans of Swing 12 vs. Pro Copy Systems 11; Run-
nin' Rebels 16 vs. Pickering A's 9; Royals 12 vs. Pick-
ering A's 11; Royals 18 vs. Iso/USavoie Meats 15;
Armadillos 13 vs. East Side Marios 5; Walt's Wart
Hogs 19 vs. East Side Manias 12; R.C.L. 606 25 vs.
Tudor Arms 2; Hill -Rom 18 vs. Tudor Arms 6.
REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION
Standing as as
TEAM G W L T F A
PTS
Dakota Bob's 12 11 1 0 177 83
22
Redound Sports 11 8 3 0 147 111
16
Stealers 11 6 5 0 149 124
12
Country Style 10 6 4 0 94 99
12
Woodruff Barons 11 6 5 0 112 116
12
Watermaker 11 6 5 0 125 121
12
Simmons Mattressl2 4 8 0 100 117
8
S K.R. Inc. 12 2 10 0 99 125
4
Peter's Applianceslo 1 9 0 53 152
2
DIVISION RESULTS
6
Woodruff Barons 8 vs. Country Style 7; Simmons
Mattress 14 vs. Woodruff Barons 3: Simmons
Mat-
tress 12 vs. S.K.R Inc. 0; S K.R. Inc. 13 vs. Steelers
3; Dakota Bob's 12 vs. Rebound Sports 6: Water -
maker 15 vs. Peters Appliances 7.
6
PETER'S APPLIANCES DIVISION
1 97 107
TEAM G W L T F A
PTS
Bank of Montreal 1111 0 0 155 51
22
Canada Trust 11 7 3 1121 92
15
Water Doctor 11 6 4 1 98 90
13
Bright Idea 10 5 5 0 108 103
10
Coldwell Banker 11 5 6 0 89 130
10
Pick. Men's Prog. 11 3 8 0 78 103
6
Blade Sox 11 3 8 0 113 136
6
17 Catchers 11 3 8 0 89 134
6
DIVISION RESULTS
13
Banc of Montreal 5 vs Bright Idea 3; Fxeslones 17
Catchers 8 vs. Pickering Men's Progress 6: Blade
Sore 13 vs. Water Doctor Wamors 5: Coldwee Banker
6 vs Canada Trust 2,
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AJAX MEN'S SLO-PITCH ASSOCIATION
Standing as as
of July 21
'A' DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T F A
Pick. Marine Royalsl6
14
2
0 163 90
Steelers 17
11
6
0 135122
Cruisers 16
9
7
0 167144
Calrvxth Auto Parts 15
8
6
1 132 121
Nailers 17
8
6
1 159118
Caligo Raiders 14
6
7
1 97 107
Renegades 16
5
9
2 130 152
Jett Sawyer Bulls 14
4
8
2 96 134
Deal With It 18
3
14
1 122 210
13' DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T F A
Hooters 18
13
5
0 206 131
Misfits 17
11
6
0 142128
Sec Storey Manners16
10
6
0 170 110
Tee to Pin 16
9
7
0 170 126
Ranch House Saintsl6
9
7
0 150 175
Coughlan Cougars 17
7
10
0 154 158
Re/Max Sharks 15
7
8
0 117 138
Mud Hen's 16
5
11
0 141 180
Seals 18
4
14
0 110194
'C' DIVISION
TEAM G
W
L
T F A
Royal Scot Dawgs 17
14
1
2 248 131
DA Services 16
12
4
0 189 143
Up On Deck Bulls 17
8
6
3 224 172
Saawolves 17
9
8
0 185198
Alum. Club Redmenl6
8
8
0 181 147
Prudential Panthers 15
6
6
3 173 179
Sapphires 17
5
10
2 209 200
Cardinals 15
4
9 .
2 159194my'
Beuas 16
2
12
2 85 238
indicates Late score
AJAX BRIDGE CLUB
Bridge results trom Tuesday. Jury 22
STRATIFIED PAIRS
FLIGHT'A' — NORTH -SOUTH
1. Damon Todaro and Chet Doktor. 2. Greg Sweeney
and Bob Johnston
EAST -WEST
PTS 1. Evelyn Blade and Mike Fernley. 2 John Duquette
28 and Rea Rennox.
22 FUGHT'B'—EAST-WEST
18 1 Alba Saptel and Robert Saptel. 2 John Aitken and
17 Max Tang N'
17 AJAX SENIOR MES SLO-PITCH
13 Scores/standings as at July 21.
12 STANDINGS
10 TEAM G W L T F A PTS
7 Mills 3 Hadwin 10 9 0 1 174 74 19
Mariners 10 6 3 1 135116 13
PTS Ajax Antiques 9 6 3 0 114 84 12
26 Pizza Pino 10 5 5 0 149 138 10
22 Ajax Axamen 11 3 8 2 113 129 8
20 Relics 10 3 6 1 94 130 7
18 Brew Kettle 10 2 6 2 77 143 6
18 Sweat Sox 10 2 7 1 101 125 5
14 GAME RESULTS — From July 21
14 Relics 8 vs Ajax Axemen 5. Sweat Sox 11 vs. Ajax
10 Axemen 11. Sweat Sox 11 vs. Brew Kettle 3; Pizza
8 Pino 13 vs. Ajax Antiques 10; Mills & Hadwtn 20 vs.
Manners 6.
PTS AJAX MEN'S SLO-PITCH ASSOCIATION
30 MASTERS' DIVISION
24 Results as of Juty 20
19 STANDINGS
18 TEAM G W L T F A PTS
15' Resistors 15 14 1 0 253 92 28
15 Pizza Pino 14 12 2 0 172 98 24
t 1 • Second Storey 16 7 9 0 155 212 14
10 Gators14 6 7 1 167143 13
6 Radc'Em Up Slogs 14 3 10 1 96 150 6
Ranch 15 1 14 0 115 245 2
GAME RESULTS
Judy 20: Resistors 14 vs Ranch 4. Pt za Pino 9 vs.
Rade 'Em Up Slugs 3; Gators 15 vs. Second Storey
2. Second Storey 15 vs. Ranch 10
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Around Durham Rewon
Mental Health Centre cuts
will hurt service, says union
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
DURHAM STAFF
WHITBY - Proposed budget cuts at the Whit-
by Mental Health Centre could see longer wait-
ing lists and fewer services for patients, says a
union representative.
The hospital is currently finalizing details for
its operating plan for the 1997/98 fiscal year and
Joan Gates, who represents hospital workers in
the Ontario Public Service Employees Union,
says the cutbacks will have "a significant impact
on services."
According to a memo to staff' from Adminis-
trator Ron Ballantyne, dated July 17, the hospital
will cut 25 psychiatric rehabilitation beds, a
patient workshop and a geriatric day hospital in
addition to other service adjustments.
"We don't believe it's a good thing for mental
health care," says Ms. Gates, adding the cuts will
mean "more waiting lists and less service avail-
able for people."
The hospital is facing a $2.4 million reduction
in its budget. $1.9 million of which the facility is
"expected to internalize" to account for a portion
of the costs for the forensic unit slated to open
this fall.
Ms. Gates says the result is that "one group of
patients are being pitted against another
group... both services are very needed"
She says it is "totally unacceptable" to take
money away from one area of service to fund the
new unit, adding "the loss of those 25 beds is
going to have a major impact on the service we
provide"
"Our services are very much in demand:' says
Mr. Ballantyne, adding the cutbacks "may very
well make it more difficult" for patients to access
services.
However, he says the facility is asking for
Get snapping
Pickering Museum Village is once
again holding its annual photo contest this
summer, in co-operation with the Don
Mills Carrera Club.
This is the fifth year for the event,
which is open to all camera club mem-
bers, students and amateur and profes-
sional photographers. Photos entered in
the contest must be taken within the
museum village.
A special Camera Day is being held at
the museum village Sunday, July 27 to
give photographers an opportunity to set
up shots if they wish with the costumed
village interpreters. It will also provide an
opportunity to talk with other camas
buffs and explore the museum village as a
photographs But, photos entered in the
contest may have been taken at any time.
'Ilse deadline for entries oris year is
Friday, Aug. 22. There is no entry fee.
Winning photos will become the property
of the museum village and will go on dis-
play
likaries and pub-
lic facilities dtroughou hDwham Region
and Scarborough. Winning entries from
Inst year's contest will be on display at die
museum village on Camera Day.
Participants will be able to pick up
non -winning pht" at the amseuni vd-
lage on Sunday, Sept 7 during History in
Action Day. All July 27 visitors with cam-
eras will receive a guest pass for Sept 7.
Admission to the museum village,
located three kilometres east of Brock
Road on Hwy. 7 in Greenwood, is $4 for
adults and $3 for seniors and students.
For more information call 683-8401 or
420-4620.
additional funding for community treatment
teams which may help to offset the loss of ser-
vice in other areas.
Ms. Gates says the facility is currently "under
bedded" in relation to the population of the area
it services, which includes Durham Region, York
Region, Scarborough and Victoria County.
While she says the cuts will undoubtedly
affect programs and services, she says "we're not
sure how many staff will be impacted"
However, the facility recently laid off five
staff members and Mr. Ballantyne says it is too
early to know if other jobs will be affected.
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MONDAY, JULY 28
LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Cana-
dian Legion Branch 606 offers lunch every week-
day from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the Legion hall at
1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Under $4. All wel-
come, no membership required. (839-2990).
FRIDAY, AUG. I
ADDICTIONS: Serenity Group holds a 12 -step
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-dependancy. A children's pro-
gram is available as required during the meeting.
428-9431 evenings (Jim).
SATURDAY, AUG. 2
PARA BBQ: The Pickering Auxiliary Rescue
Association hosts a fund-raising barbecue from
10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at LOEB store at Dixie Rd.
and Finch Ave.. Pickering. Hamburgers, hot
dogs, pop. Proceeds to local marine rescue unit.
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P.O. BOX 431, OSHAWA, ONTARIO
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auomotihre shop. Con-
fidence, enthusiastic and
knowledgeable.Good cus-
torrw service skills an as-
ter Plssw fax resume to:
905-430.1222
DRAFTSPERSON NEED-
ED.Archnectral, electrical.
mechanical, structural, act.
AutoCAD< Microstahon or
CADKEY knowledge a
must. Fax resume to (905)
839.3852 Mon -Thurs.
EXPERIENCED Truck
Driver, class A -Z. min 3
years experience. US ex-
perience. wrath medical. Call
905-623-6273. 905-686-
2224
FIXTURE -TOOLMAKERS.
Pnmanly for afternoon shift
for automotive -related com-
pany. High hourly rates
Paid with benefits. based
on expenence to
Fib 39878. Oshw thy
This Week. PO. Box 481,
Oshaiva. Ontario L I H 71-5,
QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN
and apprentice required
immediately. Send
resumes to PO Bae 5062
Claremont. Ontario LIY
IA4 or Fax resume to 905-
649-5156
Hospital
1 lleeiesl Oval
DF%T11. HIGIF:7
COORDINATOR
& RF.CEPTIO\LST
Pkasc apply only I
• W' S yen ase era
• rcamorwh oigrelooral
6 _onrixxx[aiarh Isaac
Fax (905) 8-$945.135
1 Daycare
• Wanted
CHILD CARE REQUIRED
3 rwcnoo aged gift my
home or $a Join A, Mac-
Donald public school area
Full time. References w
M, ea 931-7243
NURTURING NANNY/
CAREGIVER with playful
teen requie0 for Sept for
8 month and 6 yr. old Brock
Rd /Cont 3 Lne out pre-
*rred 606-5232
Daycare
Available
E.C.E Moller of 2. home
owvcam fenced yard. acsv-
ities, kawx4s+sr ads. non-
e�mokin^q4� references Val-
*ytar Ibrook or"
Call 905-426-1543 or 905-
420-3706
FIMf LOVING Manor of 3
to provide genal caring
daycare Services at non-
smoking home r North
Hermitage 'St.Patndk
Stool ares Pleas WI
905-428.3272
MOTHER of 3 boys 7. 4. a
3. close to Souhwrood P.S..
Harwood/Dryer, loads to
w, toys. cratK. huge back-
yard, walk to Kinsman Park.
snacks a lunch provided.
011641-smokkmg. tun erfnron-
nem. Can 68&-2829,
PICKER/IG Basch / Roac:
Loving daycah: /8 months
to need bard outings
and
Park). Crafts, story time,
music, nutritious meals a
snacks. First Aid, C.Pq
certified. Non-smolong, re-
oeilm. 905-428-1244.
HAPPY HOME DAYCARE-
WesmeyiDManey, - dose to
Lester B. Pearson Elemen-
tary School, 17 yrs. exp.
Mealsisnacks provided.
Large play area Close to
park. Receipts/references
avoi All ages wet.
come Lots more 686-
8719
Holme
Care
HELPING HAND HOME
CARE- Services for Sen-
iors. Wide range of servtc-
as. care -giver relief. light
home -maintenance. per-
sonal pre program• much
more. Sandra 905-706-
632e.
1 Firewood
FIREWOOD. akoeNent vveeryry
best quality hardwOOd.
9�;;Wfted extra long time
kihy seasaed, cut a spit.
Honest messuremenl free
delivery. summer prices.
Kozy Heat Firewood 905-
753-2246
1 Bargain
Comer
23cu.IL FREEZER, $100.
0 0008tu air conditioner.
$150 Apt -
size HitachiwasMr/spm-dryer, $200.
Computer desk. $10.
-0505 4rerceer.
APPLIANCES for sale, &I -
mond stovetrdge. a dish-
viasfrr 12 yens old, all in
good working condition. 1
pieces
$5o(I (9D5)419.
3679
BEDROOM Fiwrrtw o.
6325 Teak dresser a but.
lot, W Weedh Elegant
fablea chairs. $450 Case*
table. $75. Etc Phone
693-2671
FREE TO GOOD HOW- 7
month old abicolne cross.
W14Include ell accesw
net Cal (905)426 1505
UPRIGHT EntertalrrwuM
Contra. oak. beautiful con.
d lion, 6125 New kitchen
cupboards. " oak. n-
ck+dag Darer Lazy Susan
a Pantry, $400 905-639-
3196
WASHER and dryer, Vhk-
Ing, whore. heavy dry, 7
yrs. old $325 Apra 619-
159
1 for sort
GARAGE door repairs,
broken springs. capµ.
roger. installedopenersinstalled$49 No. doom opren.
Quality Plus Doors 416-
336-0073
DWYCW*
• AVailable
Sr. GEORGE'S DAYCARE
Op "Ift DoH:
HUM � S 2,1997
*W* Fflft
72aal.-6.90pA
+�2MiJi K
-W xW hall diy I op-- is
-CMisbil propralu IN i warm.CUM
IINIIONNB6 for &Adm 10 bw aM plot(
cum inoom
S(.6lMp�.!'f�6.�i�-MW
Ti�q N� 614331
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e1P0,151? �M�
DURHAM RD. 5
CONC. "99 a
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= g g 6
HWY. 7
TAUNT ROAD
HWY. 2
GREEN : " II"''
Fw Sale
FOUND rig at G*rWnaa Liverpool. it prldrnp lot
near McDonalds. Cal to
idMMly (905)-839.6883•
PICK •00oft
R
R
BRAE R
III
ORCHARDS '45
655-4501 or 655-3217
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
Assoc. CCllapsses starting
and basic, Tuesday 11th. puppy
5th. basic a tceTo
Repsler cel Bev. 4350868
BEAGLE PUPS oho otter
apt. size pupa - no Papers,
vet checked, first shots,
ready to go now. Will d@W-
or. Whitby location. Call
Laurie 905665-0191
HOURS R YOUNG spayed or neu-
R tered cats with vaconalgns
19 available to responsible
21 Weekdays 8am - 8pm R booster I Kittens m:�
>r R medium to larger sued
2 R doge also in need of is.
Sat. &Sun. Sam - 6pm homes. Pol sup.
� ee doodW always;
>f welcome. Please call Dur-
lm OF
READY PICKED AVAILABLE R hom°` _of
91 ATTENTION: Dog
PICKING SUBJECT TO SUPPLY & WEATHER
Rstarting at $54.99
tDWasto
o
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R Jadufs atarOrg of t2S 24'
Articles
For Sale
36- Craftsman Lathe. $550
with gouges and also d; 24'
Leigh DowdaN Jig with
router bits, never used
$450 krm. 647-0454
AIR CONDITIONER, 1-24'
Nmand stove. 1-30' white
stove. 1 Apt. sized washer
a dryer sat. 432-9,96. oak
for Dew or Mico*.
AIR COMMMUERS
$149 a up Dehumidifiers
S99 7 up Mipowave SW
TVs $99 a up Fridges
$150 a up. Stoves 399 a
up.
Wadt..s $150 a up.
o.rs 399 a up.
VCRs
$79 a up. Apandsrryeer4 send
from
$399 AW�sized heezws
$150 a up. vacuum $50
A up We have now and
used Composers. Up o 6
WeBuyan=0 Sel9O6�J6-�
1133200 POCK (BOTTOM
DEALS. 22 Simcoo St.
Noel (at Bond SL) Oshawa
ALL POE Bedroom suite.
mediirrri stared, 6' Can-
nauee be60. bureau with
hutch. A mains armwe. 2
naghlste ds with lanws.
f2900 (9051-U2.3688
ANTIQUE PIANO. ornate
scroll". best offer, pool
tab 0 . $500 080. 2 man
teat trai*r, exce4rK cond-
tan $400. 060. Evertir96.
655-1694
BIRCH CANOPY, LITTLE
FOLKS Cllr, high quemy,
with accessories, quid
SI.000, &slung $350 Car
Seat pad $'So- as"
$45 725-5040
BRUNSWICK P0o1 Table.
4x8. only 3 months old.
malt condition. N aopebo-
nes ridded. $1.400 080.
C40 905.432.9401.
CARPET / 3 roans fir
$319 (30 aq. yards) Piano,
um pad a nWMbon n-
CAaded. cal Sal 432-2750.
CARPET BROKER,
1004. Nylon trd, plush.
stwn iotishrt crpeL For 3
roam., afy, $364.00. Price
ihekrdes 30 Sq. Yale Carpet
Oekme pad and intstaNakpn
n your hone. Free quout,
tion . n you Itonrng. No'
t>♦
1aiML no Icr Orfs
lid yen, 00". 1-e00-
217-0104.
CAMETS - Was of crI '
1004 f*M. now shin R
I"" cwpsu on hid. I
will crpat 3 rooms, SM.
Price includes - i; pre►
nwun paid. en F iretale-
mMatis (30 yards). elder mm
6862914.
CARPM SALE Lala of
crpow 100% now a m
tubus. rI Fp 3 rooms
378. (30 sq; yd.) kkclla -
CWPK NWM@abw Foe e446mol
Durisonand
oma- Sam 9054WI77T2a .
CAM M Try sold sae.
Now 100% now Skain.
Iia Dro*ie mit-
we to suit any knad,-
Senior disooranl R@pd►
ON". Cam and I'll ohm
OWlike difference. 100%
Ipnlers satekaoseac
4314040 . Mede c6os1
ALWAYS OPEN[ COW
PUTERS. sales. Service
aril Upgradse 1644 meg
system $595.. 39 6
1144 SVGA cokfu. Trade-ins
w0looffas. Phore (905)
571-601
ArtiCWS Articles
1 For Sale 1 For Sale
COMPUTER SERVICE -
Sales. Pnreers $49. VGA
colour monitors $125. Fax
Machina $169 Systems,
386. 486. Pentium. Used
and now
IM
reasonable nes •Ca-
vrwnt IOCattort and show-
room. Call for pndng. Mod-
el T CanpfMrs, 131 Brod
St. S., Whitby (905) 430-
5615.
COMPUTER
CLEARANCE CENTRE -
Nw 166 Mhz/32 ram/
1 760 drivMnrhultimede 2a
NI, mohtor $1296. 75 Mhz/
16 ram/1.3 GB dnvehrtullr
media 28 rose* montor
$895. Used 396 and IM's
hon $125. Exit 432 b 164
Baeekre Most of Liberty)
(905)697-3059.
CUSTOM MADE California
Redwood conservatory
oty* solanum Hoer reaec-
nve,
ONKWKVe root
rzii pit I. x x 7 . Cal
r _details. (905) 420-
0932.
HANK'S a STEFS HOME
APPLIANCES Save moray
onquall
Waefers. a s
era, $175 A up. Frost -free
In VW VW a up Sloven.
fi a up New apparnc-
aa Cap tot rrnedieh aw-
rce a viii out sharroorm.
362 French St Oshawa
905-432-7167. Ask abort
oto eatrhded wnrarey pro
gram.
ENGAGEMENT ANO
WEDDING rang eat, never
used 1!3 krat sd hito, aril
metehrg 3 diwaxid bond,
appraisal $2400. get
$1200 firm 688-9990
FOR SALE, Berry and
Romance art prints. dhow
pattern Noritake piece W.
cowmb king for
Band dt.at
(douto), call 426-3596
FREE TO GOOD NOW
Complaint Aommill sinew.
secrecy system. 2 yr. nbrft
bring ages "No M 324.95
par month. irneMndos pofrp
reg r�ori (Pofrca, WADO-
Cwi. fire). VaMud at 3x19.
Cal Bi al 906 420!69.
HARDTOP Tem traiasr,
on" 6, rift waw. fridgw.
aft $1500; Mfd elridwnwy
os karmOp 5350; 2 doiie
kofmbm $100. MCh; am,
Iic hot water tare (40 get -
bras). &8" WAS $100:
kWW a Jon 4361261.
NFFACN 9B1r0 khp bP
wilt PrirMet. Crry case. 3
moat old, sow o1 to ail
AAsslitg $3,000. (905) 723-
NOVSIB OUT ladies sad
dat*Mns Clobrrng, S9m-
mr Cb mnciL $5 and $10
rack, E i C 1235 Bt1NX
ort 200 Pk1k@rig price Now
4150.GePPw4 (M5)4KW
LARGE FNM PREF
k'idge lyre old r excslrft
conQmon $400. ND Wash.
6194 ,, $400 �la 6 yrs am M)-
OFFICE FlIAN
dw*Wbordroom WAS. 3
3D'It60' metal dub 2 hi -
back sawal dn0is I sing
cabinet Grest for skxMK
honor. ofsp. 426-3033
OLD FASHIONED, pi
wonel dra i ng table Plus
machine, $406, Wild wood
dNk L -shops, 5200. @teal
deck $900. tis 619-,2110.
PIANOS -GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS. Visit our were -
how. rww awed prangs
(upright a grand). drgilal
pence a kyboards. 7tla
also. rant b own. Lege se
Isclion d clods Call Tel-
ae Pis-, 4331491
MASSEY FERGUSON 12
hp 51.300. (905) 2611-471S3
SACRIFICE SAM Black
Lacquer Diming Room Set:
Buflel Hutch. Italian -made
table with Oaf i 6 Chars
whip seats . Asking
1,350.00 = 9o5 -n3-
0396.
SEARS LT 11 Lawn be, -
tor. 35 n. deck $550. or
beat ober. Teklpftorhe aa6-
1663
SWDU M
wooden steels 6 x
lin. only 3299 plus tax
faaihr user saes aid
yk ss
Also
and decks. 761 McKay cad.
Unit 3. Pickiwi g. For mon
into. pt 905419.2060.
Facew If
CoweMNYCoamfolleM/e.
( 6500 a37 Bed t Pickering
FURNITUREis
-
=1.1 Woodworking
ryEmrerta ,
have �gmrkpyo�a m
ow *0
w sM ant
the fpatveeAglueeYl'y fur.
what low
T-lL 905995077a.
UKRI 6G - ►rfstle. Sklar
tivngroorn gat, Sklr rocker/
tocMher. KroMMr ask d-
rt-tgroonh act. Riverside
00k rc,"op desk. bedroom
eat rathn seta sobbed, &I-
Carlo
r
hrtairNrx Carlbes, cd1M-
tae*s, bookcases, ww4n-
(905) 420-•1341
USED FRWW $225. and
uD. toed saes Woo. and
lip used wiyhera 5250.
*TMs $179 Orad rap. Brand
new Orard name frfd9aa•
16. CA $995 . New brand
nems 30' f', Sao. and
UP. New scraach and deft
br fridges 5 C.f. 5219. Sit►
0 -maws Furniture and
Aoofirbse 227 Court SL,
OOesiift0rrm0 576y7o44ue
con-
' wiMTIW th the
mo sod
bbr bat a your lertr, tae
Cif hs jf. Cat for iib. "it -
=I
6
6351 r 8884234 aksr 5
Pse•
IArdelles
yltipuichasi cid. Sko��iwn�r
mitis, chis, skw adver-
a& bell oo�Nar,Ioar or
ck
anoNl�ha CON fR@bsA Bonwa
AsweirrL m�'
a�aalsrrcmfa welt ld
fiubic
le
Abs. OW 1117
TRAVEL TANK 204W.
MY good . fader
a.0 l IN inraeiiale eats.
Call 905455-4729.
drryyon, ornot,
@terms,
upfruck Timmer
aLkwl -wag dew" No
669"7"Ti. ten MIr U05 -
RR Fire Flydranl Container
$25.99. BEST OWN 3', Mt/
t;farage/ 21. W. 10' Lifetime Gfsmr-
1 Yard Saks too, from $5.99. Dog shov-
els from 65.99. Dog Burr
hats from $9.00. 9 9, 7
MOVING SALE, 19 Cubic
If G E side by aids hsend
fridge. sloo., a pc. di
room suite, 3800.. pullout
bed deaer6aW. 5300.. au -
01125.
anw�saed wskarbawahrMd
$300. 1 antique sob a 2
Chairs. $700. 1 computer
desk $125 1 o/lica desk
350,905.726-23*11
Uter
1 Cnnternetet
NEW MUSIC e-zne e
hagl/www.duRtun-
news.nW-atc276hf-
dew-hit
Sow Now; PAY NEXT
YEAR! 16 x 24. O.D. use-
r Kayak pool al -
checks
$5.195. Meals fencinby-
g
Yhva. 2Syr. werrarhly 1-eu4
Pl oree5416-7W75096j� .
� x(905)723-5413.
1 1 Automobiles
for Sae
CREDIT PROBLEMS? On
that a" fnancirg Down
payments from $500
Mont ly trucks,
WW 1981 to 1991. AlNrdy
Au i Selse Lid. 792 some
Street South. Oehewa.
Phone 905.720-3382
NEED A VEHICLE? Poo
credit? No credit? Bank -
PAN? Ca11 Trac* at 905-
5761900 or 1.89-259-
3973. I tin helpf
1m WB., red. strhdrd,
goad donation. $5.000 or
beat offer as a Telspho,te
(15) 839-1813
1977 COIIVETTE, 75,000
k. auto. 454.glass bps.
car** thin wheels. $6.500,
or beat offer. (905) 655-
1094
it" VW Camper. mint
oatdlion, 144,000 km.. kd-
y 1o0d0d, green, $4999.
certified. Cal 420-2923.
1964 HONDA CIVIC
HATCHBACK. semi au-
tornafc, as is or for pods,
$500 obo. Call 576-3816.
1996 DODGE VAN am-
lonnized, 6 cyl. dem 11.900.
1997 Grand Caravan new
$29.000. Asking $24,000.
1968 Beretta loaded
$2500.(905)263-4753.
1987 CAVALIER, 2 -door,
loaded. $2100 o rti-
1988 Plymouth Reb-
ant, $11595 certified. 19M
Firebird T -bars. 3800 as is.
Cal 404-9759.
1967 TOYOTA COROL-
LA. Good running, high
hwy mitis. g90000dd condition.
$1400. Ca1905-430-0643.
19M CAVALIER 4 door
automatic Air, 53000
kms $2995. Mint Ccridition
1994 Cavalier 2 Door, 5
Speed AMIFM caauelN oily
48000 kms $7195.
433-1787.
=i INOC Z CANARD, T -
roof, loaded. 128,000 km.,
No winters. $6.800 csrti-
Ked. Cab Loft" 705)
324-2156 days or 705)
878-7011 ov9s.
19M LINCOLN NARK VM,
LSC, 150.000 kit**
loaded,
mint, carkfied, must sae.
$6.000 or bast offer. (905)
576-0918
19M CHEV caveka ata0on
wagon. AM/FM casaetta,
sub. a/c, $1450 as ia. Cal
905436-1558.
1988 PONTIAC BONNE-
VILLE SE. V6. loaded,
200.000 km.. $2500 certi-
fied obo. 868-0786
1991 BUICK Car*"
Wagon 3 3L V6 OKCSO rK
oortdbon loaded. torn-
ofe aCCe 17500 Certi6@d
O.B.O. Pleses can Mr
6 OOp.m. 905-723-9479-
1991 Ltl NA Euro. !-
door. kiwded. 3 1, row mo.
for brakes, mal6ar. �+a
Oohed up. oort $5800. Call
Mae here Mia -&W-
432-1
865337. work
432-1304
1981 PLYMOUTH Leer
RS 5Spd, P/W, P/S, MD. PI
A. One aver car. wx I - -
co clition. $6000 Certifed.
Dos 416724.3583 a
evam 905.6554651.
1981 TOYOTA Tercel OX
4 door 5 Sod, thnderd,
185000 kms. Exd cad.
64500. cartiMd. (905)434-
1777.
1882 NISSAN AXXESSSport Von fully 09UIPP111d..
1222.000 krn.. -
tibon. asking 39800. ow
041111
1964 DODGE Canwt.
V6, Aub, AIC, PS.. P.B., 7
peerger swbrg,
Am/Fm
Caseeae. 168000 km,
$70500. Call (905) 987-
3812
1964 DODGE COLT , 5
spd.. can.. 109.000 kmn.
eaceNertt condition. Owner
going
b UK, raker offer on
ce of
$5.70.* $2,� below W.
a boat offer. 726-2732.
ISM GUANO PIMx SE,
P/W, PA_ PIs, PIM, Cnwee,
713, AmlFfn coneft, secur-
ity syet . 79,000 We.
$14.500. Cal 643-3020.
1904 GRAND Petr V6. pir
S. abs M . pkv.. p 0tr nk, so-
aMitY 6iyatem 4-doon. op -
13,900. Li1m000 f now. lOy
owner- 9054833020.
IM ��ttddCsrArVALIER. 2 -door,
23.000hm. nett. sea ly
dim. Sk%MGW dart oar-
tNot &0 Cal 905437 -
WE FINANCE
MOM
��
$Fill ti111• blMISM
1Oi115 i al"
fm W*WK
boil as* no
CMA N you
Chi to S"CW
Ff1i Ke
��
vSfHSt� Ch•V
obi Pi Wft
(�)m�e
rv,wu sMfs dr, sukk sx-
oNNrt condson, was
naiMailsd, 4xhnded wer•
rrMyt Asking $7900. cars.
bd bd 0 95.263
CAN= AUTO SALES
1985 HONDA Accord 4 dr.
auto. i/995:
1 A Torrent, 2 dr,
blue. $2985: 1987 HON-
DA Prelude, 2 dr. white,
auto. $3395: 1989 HONDA
Accord EXI 4 dr. blade .
auto. $5646; 1973 Motor -
home 22' $3985 as is.
1988 Pontiac Tempos.
black, auto. $1995; 1988
Ford Ranger pickup, baby
blue, standard $2495: Call
vehdfes certified: 1895
Clements Rd. Unit 177,
Pickering. Need a ear, CNN
Phil686-3803.
CERTICAR'S THIRD AN-
NIVERSARY SALE Codb-
tass.-_ M erl6ed and m-
Cortda all
yeltklse now
seriously ndkaced. Ep.
Larpsat selection of G.M.
mini vans from $6,295.
1990 Lumina Euros, boded
from $5.695. 1989 Calsonty
Euro, A-1 beauty $4,400.
1966 Suntwd SE, auto, six -
cement. $2.995. firm. 1991
Sunbird LE. V4, silver. ne-
duced to 35,500. 1992
Hyundai S Coups, air, 5
WOW, Defied $4.995.
1990 Buick L@Sabre, tidy
loaded, 125,000 kms,
WOW $6.995. 1980 Side-
kick JLX, auto. hardtop,
$5,995. 1992 Tracker. Mee
new $4,995. 1967 Nissan
Samba. wagon. 4 x 1, 1xh-
belisvabN. only $3.995.
1992 Mazda Ckob Cab,
pickup. $6,995. A-1. 1994
Taurus GL. loaded.
sale $9, 1967 Mustang
corfvsrtib*, while
beat of*r over 53,000 s
1985 Camry auto "W.
1998 Cavalier 5 speed
$550 o.b.o. Sae you at
CWUCW Aub C«nre
"Myn). 155 King SL W..
M Mat. '571-2=.
Op- Sunday.
DURHAM MOTORS LTD.
safes and service repairs.
class 'A' mochist a an duty.
$45 per hour, labour rats.
35 reconditioned oerti8ed
pus with 1 Yuan tow --hsps.
90 Sunbind GT 5 spd
33995. 90 Bonneville SSE
$6795. 90 Luswe Euro
$4995. 99 Taurus wagon
$2995. M Suribed $2395.
90 Corsica $3006. 90 Su -
bird 4 door $MO. 91
Cateker 4 door $4395. 91
e.r«ta $4795. 99 Sanuira
2 door $3495. 90 Lusting
34M5. M Grand AM SE
$3795. 90 Sanbad GT 5
spd $4395 90 Cavalier 4
deer $-4995 M 224 $,3495.
90 Grand AM SE 5epd
32795. 92 Caner RS
3.1L auto $4995. M 8erotta
2.M. $2795. 90 Pontiac
6000 LE $3995. M so .
vile SSE $2795 as is 9
Re" 2 door $2495. as is.
IN Cusses Supreme
33295. M Surhbad GT auto
$3795. 04 Sunbfrd SE
$296 89 Z24 aub $3995.
221 Wsefrey Rd. South d
the 401. 905403 -MM.
FOR SALE: IM NMaas
200Sx,
120,000km. mint .
OR Trade for 12 ion pick-
up. Cal 905-433-5010.
PAY ONLY ONE TAXI 96
Window . 44,0001ims,
Waded, nrf�pnoobv. high-
way correwAed, non -
S20.000. message
9061361823.
/M6 Class. Pickup lid
size, 1/2 lin suspension
auto now paint 170kms
1.3 V6, $5200. cbo; 434.
2775.
WAbft
1 wall
US 19 117$59 for sop ors
A trucks r any ppffaYorf
irMrr/@s 24 h peoh@aiorhal
Pick-up. Free TaeaW4 Cog
(9013) 7065740.
A A A AUTO. ata pay
566 3/0,000. Cash as gas
spOL Any ,, --rk any
TOW CON Os a"M. 24
hours, 7 dr^ 30 mitt som-
10L 906496-'-4003 or 646-
7065236
ANY SCRAP Cr r Thick
Top Caah phot.
434-74KOZ 4xis a
AVTOMONLU and
lauc ks welded for soap
Any oondMm. Orly ago,
kM arlsvd i1 bm Dulam
R 91' oath Pili Also
6.ed. L 75 to W Clmv r
GMC frdxlp for Put► Cab
&V*rA . OWWM 95.431-
0407.
CASH FOR CARS Mia
buy eased v0lydaa IIIIrtUs
must be in running comm.
111011. Cd 427-2415 r come
st 4MURAD AUTO SAI.ES�
oTr
1 ucks
1988 Nttenta8orrl, 27 5
ion, 5 pd, tingle axle.
DT498. loo maty new BIpp�tr�b
to IMC. M 10 prove. Cera -
Ned. 2818 118,500. Cal
Tony 721-0888.
1987 CHEW S-10 4 Cyrnt
dw, s speed. lowered by
bell tach, fight blue, Alpena
Co and alarm, new Dpw
max eahaust. $5500. Call
Kevin 436-4157 or wort
432-138
1981 MM Space Cab 4
x 4, one owner, certified,
Cal ( $,�� offs.
98 4x4 CHEV Pick Up
automatic transmission, ful-
ly loaded. excellent Conti -
bort. $10500 certified.
(905)-579-9901.
WANTED, TRUCK CAP to
fit GMCIChev, 96 short box
rootswe full-size pidtu x
Phone 905.623.0451.
1 4 Wheal wive
1987 DODGE CARAVAN,
3 We. auto, rob a It ertQrts
near muffler, brakes,
177,616 kil., Certified.
113.5110. (905) 578-0026
1989 DODGE GRAND
CARAVAN, loaded,
$6600.6.( 721
1980 Chevy 3/4 ton ex-
krded van. 305. 4 speed
overdrive. middle bench
seat roar Aniaiflwah ab.
o�orblWNwrt. FiustE" proof.
116500 oertfisd. 9054683-
3719.
/988 Lumina Van. Pa. pb.
p.doo locks. keyless tan -
ON entry system. am/lmn
seaao cassava. air can.. 7-
PDNWW sosbrg $ .4 VS.
Jon 7SOa5a.
1 Trailers
1 1Q HOURS from TOMM
on Rice Lake lot 50 R to
wales. 33 R, 7 yr off part
model trailer, filly fur-
rtistad. 4 pot baton, 25 ft.a
deck, d shed, as"
VZO00 or beg oat. Eve.
(416) 833-5944. vaeekernds
pager (416) 376-250.
CORSAIR cvgortt baler,
1986. 33 R, s000mgdges
up 10 9. 3 pc, bodm.om,
shod, Swill . Pet slates
included, On -gal at Wboo-
land Estelle. 2 hrs. Ns of
Tonere So". Arm. 1498-
$1322/2.
JAYCO HARDTOP camp-
ing trailer. 1991, excellent
oandihon. oolong 54,500.
Please Cam (fi0s) 831-
5606
"OW 198 hard �toop
t
camper. vo 3 -way htp
and sI- Sleeps 6. $2500
or beet alter. Cal 986-
2443.
�bICyC�i
1991 YAMAHA R 250.
Int shape $1100 or beg
offer. 623 -*W.
PAN for
M*Mydn�� gd
bflrel Wil 4 molwi
PQM om
av6iabl6 . We a%[
vwlcwooww HM
bIQI51108 Rd@L
11111fldWft
C* jenneeft
bWAWM BtS1Nr
417,19116
�YSatI
"yfMi
Lam 1e5T mote6 M1aar,
eke mt Ion SMOA dT
$1� 1n4da�Ca 2 0
Various muter bis, kuarm.,
(�)CaII 986.643.1145
mllalenew
ISO STAIICIIAFT learn
for 2211 Cuddy cabin.
170 Mao or is_. r1-
New b (15)
. Carl
be
no. MUM port I
OSQ 6kimi-
7,400
. Marble ME,
P.rtnlellt,
For Rent
1698 SAI tUNER eat 140
hp Cobra I.O., aftinr.tt
MM prop, Bow Adair am.
p
f.m. Castello, aedo, tads,
Gear with bailer. $7900.
905-725.5043.
1988 1r In good
Condition with 130 inboard,
outboard drive. Good
worlri.. $6200.Cal nn472ton
CANOE. authentic Chest-
nut Prospector, 171t., red.
ally reconvoliod.
with lake it". padded
treats, immaculate, $1,950
firm. Call 905-433-8147be-
bre Sp.m..
1 1 Apartinifift
For Rom
OSHAWA - 1 bedroom op.
Albert and Jackson area.
Close to aI amenities, heat
hydro included. $592J
monthly.
Fly. Available imme-
434-83 relAast Moored
11 (save message.
/ i 2 Bsdroa,t bacitalor
apls in Oshawa and Bow-
monville. starting at $600/
month, fridge a sive n-
duded, with laundry facifi-
ties. No pets. Cam (905)
434-2407. _...
1 -BEDROOM largo bow
mem suite. separate en-
hance. no pets. $550/
month. Weld Rouge area.
CO (418)284-0388.
rGREAT VALUEIIi
White3onks
Court -Whitby
• Freshly decorated
suites
• Close to Schools
• ransit at door
• Close to 401
• All utilities
included
2 BEDROOMS)
from SM.
(905)666-7332
Managed
by�
EXTRA LARGE 1 i 2 bed-
rooms) in Norin Oshawa.
Lege DMoony, quiet build-
ing. $598. a S89a.01 ubk-
lea, cable. par" ndud-
od. Available Aug tat i
Sept 121. Pham 005-579-
OSHAWA (Bloor SL) Loge
2 a 3 tleeroom apwbmaMe
in dew low rre purldrq
Close 10 401 a-----
GO. ParG-
I. Mo. Available
1160oJmoaha!98-
905-576.4255.
2 AND 1 09DI100M ape
sdneoe S. Of Boa. &trail
Sept 1. $650 and $550imto
+
hydro. Pill" w4kudw.
and laundry bcdom. Cal
905-576-5393 10 leave
mesaapa.
WILSON OLIVE area, 2
bedroom APT.. available
Aug 1. Fridge, save. nag
A ►Mdro nCMWed. 6742 /
mo. CarpeDlayDewe�akin. Iart-
dry foc 283- 2634KW
or MIWgt 263-2522.
2 BEOVAMN apt now
Oshawa Cwtbe anddora4p0a1.
AvesabN Aug /sL Non
Smokers PnstamMd. 11111101111
ata On hymn 5760246.
2 eED1100N la� �
am Boor. A
boaormarN oonhol ogres.
NeIMy rartoveald• Are1MeCo.
mr$750 Par moeuat
aApptt8NOW tutees tpallioLs
Huge I, so in
lIdMlCillaMrat It bunft
amm
no doge SM.4T7-6237
A OW, SEE! OMrre. 2
bedroom Apt. in a 3 WK
gopmgwpoClwi qui std
LoswLdry; plants, On an
1ia755las
pwW
WAonsh kukmk.. 1661
PETS ..1432. PUaas
bm mattmw
7 oanarumenis Build
ldottl Titrle.fR
1 Wv ateiuns.
9.
PJL
AJAX„ 2 bodefom. aver.
Aug.1. ctean A tlpacioua
I lila- orwordw ao.. al
r or -dim Al ildtsirs.
Ing a knL cd 8864664.
ilrm� . spoU.as
PINGu wtr sp
. ak. *spews
iiilnateror , 90$4w
am
IIIFor I ResitA
IIAJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 a 3 bedrooms, bI`O&dloon,, 2 ap-
pliances, LxldeTfound panting.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 683.6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
1 b 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and tflinlds,
MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
THE SUMMIT PLACE
• 1,2,111 3 Bed Apts.
is MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
• All Util. Included
• In - House Supt- dt Maint
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 Pm
Sat fit Sun 11 aIo- 4pm
VALIANT PROPERTY
LB MANAGEMENT
000-070- 111 626
Houses Houses
i 1 For Rent 1 For Relit
$1 - IA Absolute Affordable'
SICK OF RENTING r!'!
WHY NOT OWN A-
3 -Bed Semi 5700/month
3 -Bed bungalow 5800/month
No down Pwfw-O DbdWpd Bw*n* 4
Call Me!
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPLEY
Saks Rep. Secant Group Excel Rea" Inc.
1 ToWNwu98a / 1 TOWr*MXWa6
FOR M
1011 someoE STRIM NORTH
311ewooln Toartica se Uws.
UNOM included
sore a RNrigeralor.
Pargwy 16-016 Iroughout
Parking inGUded. PrygrmLrtd Arae.
Clow to sctrooks and stropping.
From :846.00
Cam 905-721-0980
III�r�t"
AJAX, longe 2 -bedroom,
not a baoemart, pwkm&
win.» .rtbarto. Stet 1.,
$800 Pkus hymn. Cal
AJAX.
oom �iman! opt witbaseman!
$050 mckslove. Cal
127-2381.
MML. SeOApI- One i low
Oilseeds
law Tyaas VU90 $05 i
le�wet+(fao�j e�-7n�ab�'
MIALABLE MIATE-
LY. in Whitby Apt. awm
pain" wo dnae
b bus, Mra0it86 as valets
irkrde4 ksb%g wok+Md
ee per, 1 bamo.m $875,
2 iodr.ose. ML 3 bad -
a m $840.. Cal 430-
0134.
AWLABLE NOIN; Largal
bedroom $037, sroAMldis
Si l 1. Largo 2 bedroom
$704, nyaryalirtp nckrdad
Bdh am we wpeteLt
stare belCatas, Bold am&-
up lafilifing located at
e odwloorL Laundry 00
pnomto.s. No dopa. 721-
1178 attylrro.
lowu tit Alex. Non -
and". no 0 . $450.
ArMYbb Aug. 1. 427-5207.
For Rent
COSY 9vingroo m. 2 bell-
aveslkit'3p both, lasso,
aso O& Plus able. Iw
$5
bat miwwwa, awe. now.
5790191.
NAMKWV tar AMA.
3 Bellicose main Soor of
horse. Pakkt¢ Amiable
Auer. 1197. lobba SM +
UMM Pk Wbrwn Fnmam
(905)-7184M or 725-
IMMACULATE I lh sow
err : A■KAO
�air. 6@Pbm
immoaoaely 190
liall. no POOL $151110. Hwy
(LPAfdMoGa�EYI�CLEAN bast apt
3 bdnlla,� Lase L O w@ps 188
eadlifor, No pow SM
as. 420.6428.
LOFT APT. in hast.
eSM i .,oPwkL �
se,
was. ShwW Mark 4334»4
Mum OAKS and Valley
Farm PAL S"Noraft on-
ttMtc. are ter 1W
INK MA.q"°M-
(gob) kNL
619.1509. (90S) 819-
1077.
�Iap
UWOW
all inci+Nvepark-
ing
1500. NWIM .
428•-7905
11 Amb
NORTH OSHAWA exba
34idrm, 2 -bear, quiet
liltiss, ble par
in-
Aval se � 8 Sep 18L
call (906579-5584.
ONE i TWO bakoom apt
avail Immedildely a
1st or Sept 1st Naw bund
ng loColad ld 350 (Malaga,
Oshgve. Slat at $585 par
month, All inclusive. No
pets. Call ( 905) 576-6724.
2 BEDROOM APT Avail
now. 2 badroorrt apt. Avail
AUG 1. Parking, laundry.
Includes utilities. Close to
Oshawa Centre. ReNrenc-
as, no pets. 7231647,
579.5969.
PICKERING SOUTH 1
bedroom basement, freshly
panted, able i air, Close
to GO. *a code approved.
S650hnonth+11/3 hydro.
parking nduded. No pets.
839-0257.
ONE, and two bedroom
ops. in mat beautiful adult
NxIdng. Available anytime.
Stevenson a Rossland.
Oshawa. can W5 -r23-
1000.
05-7231006.
OSHAWA. tatcepti
quiet dan et and 2=
room +Ips $600 6725 as
nduave(Pirridge Prop-
erbes) Darren (905)-426-
7677
SPACIOUS was man
tamed 2 bedroom apo
Arad. of 900 and am Glen
St. Some with waster doe-
oal. Paan provided Clow
to schools. shopping can -
we. Go Swatfled nclud-
ad. Cas 72S 4M
THE NONOUON - Notlt
Oalw quiet. darn. fam-
ily budding - silicify man -
tam". One bedroom
SaptsOcl. pay Code, park -
Mg. 04 loundry
heg, hydic and Iwo W
Iaeileas.
Dienes rte1, ' '. 723-
2094
OSIMWA - Park and Ade -
Weis. on" and Clean. 4-
beoo m parking.
hydro.
mnnedge. No dogs. F.atl
Wet 571-1537 or 57 I -45a
OSHAWA. Clean 1 bed-
room, bachelor apt.. fur-
realyd, pwkng, prrAoe en•
trance a both, available
Aug. 31, SM indutive,
stxta he a
tfor 1 person. n
725-117
PICKERN/G;Lnerpool a
Kingston. 2-bnn n
floor dma� Largo
lot.
walk
utile. isl.AostRot
Theresa 416-267-7482.
KEMM largo
clean I bedroomb�t
mem apartment Separlda
entrarnoe, parking. n0n-
smokig. no gab. 1sUlast
$650. W"AM. (905)- 831-
3681
BEDROOM
Basernarr apart -
..Mo Separate f111-
0anoe. no smokov.
no pefs. i600.
Avai les Now
(905) 420-6424
d mma SPrM FRQ 9
bedroom apt- Bright above
ground. soperaft entrance.
includes appliances, uw
ties, air. 2 spats,
no psbft ohne. 4796yra..
urtert 4Pe haat Somme
strata,
n ceblt, o pale Z'
SlIDDismat
(906)420'•6321
401 mom loogs I batkooml
bmomo* for quilt non
prarg� (Awi5500fo w
itdu ayakwo b o me -
do * (985)03/ -12a2 -
PORT IN KW40L Clow
I-bilm basis.
aNdN � Suint bagks,
nfee amore AN amwftw
No PCM. $aookmo. 416-
267 -MM 4Mk2I38e16.
OSHA= - NORTH Ox -
bit 1 - Tiro eclat. New
GO ttaion, 401. Parking,
hydro, baloonyrPnlio $740
ON inclusive. ting. Alto
one bedroom. Sept Isl
$840. No dogs. Available
am.diaA* (905) 721-
2232 (416) 239-V52.
SOUTH AJAX 1 I I -c
basement sparbm" Sep-
anite entrance. Sups al
6-.a A pubic trareit Non-
sntoac Anll Sap 1. $Coo
irrieslva Cal Kwan (419}
398.6983 or (905}886-
6563.
,11
AlMirtrilimts
SOUTH AJAX 2 bedroom
Basaoenf we b W Iknvtrrrttpp
a dYtitp Y kwkmm $SSOI
mo. Credlt dtark is a must
Please Call 905.619.0678
or 416-374-9331.
SOUTH PICKERING, 2-
ttedroom basemern apaA-
maM 11T25/m .fast and
last all inclusive, available
Oct 1. would suit mature
4
non
smoking eOuWad9o5)
Sloes dr 4mm7
a 3 Bdrm apts., come to
hods, library and GM
ant. Walk out to your
nkwny or into your own
irate storage. Available
mediately. Can for spot
(906) 721-6741
'O h.&- tuv7/„
one bedroom $582/mo.
hostf rater Included, pay
own hydro. Prete Oshawa
localkon new O C. and
Ididic m Mall. Aug 1st.
436--6042.
TWO ROOM basement
apartment. Pickering, prr
vats both, partial kitchen,
separate entrance. utilities,
not smoker. 5550.
1831MI
WWTSbedroombasement all
F•nndge, stow. washer. dry-
er. lop. entrance, partung,
$625 anckrave. Mrs. Evers
655.6102.
WHITBY - In home. two
bedroom apartment
able manediaely. $850 all
ublias included Includes
used yard. Can 666-1477.
WHITBY BROCK-S of
401. large 2 bedroom apt
In spat. west b GO. fret
IW $700 No pets. F'w*
Inst. CNN Cored 905-509-
1520 a416-466-1291
WHIZ Y. 1 -bedroom
apartment in clears. quet
txdddrg ardabla Aug. let
fSeS/morten ndudes held.
Pa" . to 1 Cor, Iaaandry
be*�Call 905-430.
me.
PICKERING VILLAGE
mWA floor of 4 pplacc,, Wase
Ary 2 isom
oo. tS err wok -
ng calpls. No dogs. Aval-
able immediately Roter-
ernae $720 inclusive,
(905)509.2375.
WHY rent when you can
ownyow own Noma for
lees 1/you tMnii?" Can
Dow les Rep
ReA/ax� Summlock a Realty
(1991) Lb. (905) Sda-J808
o (906) 866-3211
1
For Rent
WW �IfTT
OMYOUR N1
POI( Sess/NTM
NO DownpaynwM'n
Dacharptl gip
Cal 118!!
PM 571-0273
1-000-4404M"
Nasi sampley
Sales Rep. Sulcal Group
Excel Raft
*eoom k 2-bam W
PbwxxW lanced yard. W
rage, deet, cor4ral w.
availableS�pl 1st $1225f
awrtat. GY 1 -800 -475 -
am or (706) 726.6391.
AJ" CHURCH a NWXX
bedW, m, ap/Mio
itis. yard, double gM-
300 plue, Sept
42&-0I$ln apemarM.
Y
near Betray TBEAUTWUL
aw bhouseid-
r.ame saw rand kedg.,
$wv6 near 115 SM per
ma (986) 7214356. Open
HM Su rft July 27. 1 -
�
No 2
country 4 bedroom
home. north of Barmrt
viae, arniabb Aug 1. Cal
700410 after 4:31)
Ped-
pK3mINtO - gorgeous 3
Utdr.. 2-
M11.IO.MpybpYtlratCraW�.
Plus Rob 426-
1984, ON mossom
wamPly Ntlalyd.
401 area, AvoilM OCLI.
mein bar a sMcarld floor. 2
I Ioel no fes13. $1350 in-
clusive. cable a __
tap.. 837-5814
PICIfE11B1O- 2 bedroom
bu�en�gg�elm. kit roc nom.
$10150« ttmiil..fridge.
.pt 1st
Cd 120.1524.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 27,191.7 -PAGE 13
EIel011108 + Rdall Spm
1rANTED so two by Sept/
Oct. 4 -bedroom hwuse, Al
C. Knead yard. flera9e.
Wier 0.4 clots b ,
school. Oshawa o sur -
rent for 99 � Premium
(905)433-470 or 1.90
639.9518.
1 Townhoum
For Rent
2 Bedroom (Simco. 6
Taunton). Carpeted, 5 op-
pkances, rec room, quief
area. 19AW Avoid Sept 1.
$900/ mo. Heat a hydro in-
cluded. Call 4335132.
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom
townhouses in well main-
tained family complex.
Fregly decorated, includes
4 appliances, all utilities.
Parting. close to schools.
all amenities. Sept. 1 and
Od. 1 occupancy. 122 Col-
borne St. E. Oshawa. Appt.
434-3972.
PICKERING, Hwy 2/Gle-
narna Rd.. spo.ess 3 -bed-
room townhouse. NO
PETS $1050 plus utilities.
Available Sept. 1. Fast/dag,
(416 7-8045. equired. Can
STILL RENTING. No mon-
ey down, rem to own. 2 and
3 bedroom home From
$750. per mach all indu-
sve. Mtrkmum yearly in-
tone$25.1100 Aurelia Ra-
sw,u. (905) 728-9414 ern.
201.
ELEGANT Full Equipped
Wrice space sysd Wer for
Ieaw. suitable for
ACoou,tart a cote
sional with room for aeas-
tant Office is baled in a
mrtovatmeadefrthpialorie Manor
widlow
Boardroom. be8tro
kitchen facilities ndadea.
Reception available
.111,000 /m1h. 430-4111.
ONLY ONE LEFT( S98 sq.
fi. Office Unit. second floor,
gond Simcoe Street North
(Oshawa) bCatiOn;parlayy
available. Utilities ndudetl
Available immediately Call
905-576-5123 ask for Bob
or Kathy.
WHITEY main floor 1100
sq s. (.Hopkins St. Location.
$1100 monthly. includes
Property tax a ubliies.
Becln %n Reld)ty Service
(905)436.1800.
J S Storage Space
OUTSIDE STORAGE
space available for rent in
Picker For information
tell An 416-M-7031
or 905-837-1362.
srFAMOVUSIX
Units e �,
INDUSTRIAL UNITS
1280 Terwilkegar. 1974 sq
ft ttlfice warehouse +q
53.25 all. fl. net. Cam Sit
5077 after 5 571-3261.
1 foRro° e 1 C
for PAM
AAA- cod h unshed room
6-r Uean. quiet person
( errtin welcome).
nw but. clow b
Duman Cobga. $250 and
up monthly (905)726-
4845.
ABOVE average rooms 6-r
rem Eag Oshawa. "v:.
entrance to 2nd Boor, L L=-
ury .whirlpool beat. Kitchen
4sakees. able. rJar, tw-
o" Wooku women or
femaleStudent welcome.
NmWrndcera 404-2708.
Available
Furnished room
Mg. with Cada, kitchen
lbcdbtte. dee 10 Pickanrg
Station. PTC.
Go. s34omm�b o 6170 a-
weakly.420-4316.
BASEMENT ROOMS
fridge (share kdchonl,
antiwar. phone -peck. cad•
TV parkwg. Hwy 2/Church
St., 3 blocks from Hwy 2
bund, 683-8237
R VASSMW Room for rent
W 2 bedroom basement
Wt rndudes Cab*. PMA-
ng.
dshnvesher laudndry.
and aepe-
rate entrance. smoker
$400/mon.t. Can 427 -
WON for rent. Share
kitchen A beat. Now Oahe -
we Centre Female pre-
lared $350rnordh Cas
571-7381
WHTE 'SIBAYLY
Fwnisl room with
Mvde balk. AM tadl-
i as, sepcaarra,el9 �an-
tionce, $42Mw.
� 1 slu"d
Nr98f�0A
3 NO110Nnt.�thLose b share.
Clean. 10 We
a sartaf' 33e6C.wpka UW
C My 8 30-22 0 77L I August t. Cell
s
house
usa so
show foods pit full
dryk ar �
mea.apa,
436.33M Pager
FUNGSHEDANriftE
Nam loom in gorgeous
3 bemoan IMleniaw oortdo
bsahonai. 34OWMA . Awed-
• (WIS)
dew bedroom. slhwd
w picked. Ara section in a losinhougs,F
1442
ORnow Space
OSHAWA 4 liW," Free
Rw BI- 850 tg2 d. t.
$650 OW .q. main SW
300 p. fL across flown Osh.
Cass, 800 2nd Ar SM.
1,200 sq. R 2nd I= .1.800
sq. R maid. Call 434-2447
a 8554132.
AUGUST deals, Call avail-
able. Charming 2 bedroom
cottives available for rent
On Sturgeon Lake Good
awmming i fishing. Horse -
a" Pas. eornaree sec Only
s35o 00 per week Pts are
weko0rre. Call (905)4J2-
3643 .^leave m.taag..
BALSAM LAKE. Fenlon
Falls. + 2.3rg8 4 bWroorn
Aug /h'usetsp ot..t`a"°a`rm+y re•
sot sway 04edt, last week
in August. intrudes log
weekend Weekends are
also available in Sept
(705) 887-25W
1 ForReala
Tlt
4 PLUS 1 BEDROOM
baektpM. ivirgroom large
kitclten, ne room/wood-
burrkrtg, civoc,
►igh-eN-
furnace, newgasdy throughout.
double go". Gout
11172.800 or offer.
(905)723-0784
47 DEAKIN DRIVE, Ajax,
Beautiful 2.100 sq. s. home.
4 bedrooms. 2 11/2 baths.
greenhouse kitchen.
11196,000.(905) 666-0768
BOWMANVLLLE: 3-bdrrn,
2 -bath. raised bungalow, 4
yrs. old. fenced yard, at-
tached 8arape large deck.
4-appl.. FAG. Asking
$127,900.905-697-1165.
CONDO FOR SALEI
ONnwa. Sixth floor. inside
parking. secure building.
Upgrades and extras. im-
maculate! WIN accept car.
truck boat or barter as par-
tial payment. $84,900. Ph -
vete. 905-242 4646
COURTICE 3 bedroom 2
baths, bnght, eat in btclrn,
ggaarage, fenced yard. FAG
C/A, 11157900 00 OPEN
HOUSE July 27 1.4pm 5
Kintyre St (K911141nd Gar -
dons) 905-432-0973
ar-
do x)905-432.0$73
LINDSAY, 30 mm. north.
13611 wrront executive 3 -
bedroom. lower walkout.
$169.000. Call (705) 454-
1290.
OSHAWA IMMACULATE
3 bedroom brick ourgabw.
newer bathroom. broad-
loom. furnace. antral vac.
1 1,2 badts. Finotod pace.
mem. ngiout Pool. 4 ap-
06ances. $154.900 (905)
723--6495
OSHAWA. $154,900 m-
maeuiate newly deconded
bedroom
hDaoea4b0rq1 schools. FAG gas
detached
naw fen dock.
Lenge yard. tkwahed rec-
Mom with wet bar a hw
piece. 2 new baths. largo
workroom. ale to vow
9905)725-4743
P CKEROM. dearable
Glendale. 3.1 OetaeMO
badtspkt. am-aculatety hn-
rerd top to bodies . beeu-
ttlwly landscaped.
11197.000 Open Hoase
Weekends loam-4pm
905-831-3045
ENJOY our beautiful set -
WN 6-r water sports. tech
Sale
Sale
Mg. or g�efin0
Housekeeping
Pool. Coach, stare
VCUW. 2 hoot r4rE or Tor-
LOT FDR SALE 66 •396
on Trull Rd sour, or Taun-
oMo. August and Sept
ton $58.900 Pawn -
1-N"13-
912, y
(y05)725Og71
GREAT hsnnnd 4m
g am
Out -Of -Town
hour
r (romRiess La"Modal
1
perties
2 a 3 bedroom collages,
candy "ceplayg r pond
children's i
vklren's p boat
CEASAREA Hill~; Im-
motor Low= mon.
maculate 2-0dmt burga-
ead Cottages R R.
loan. air, gazebo. $109.900
03. Hastings, Ont. KOL 1YO
(705)696- 1
Fabulous 2-bOmt bu nge.
low. deck . hot bub. garage.
double lot. $129.900. Mn
[Lf
Raft
Events,Ray LePage RaLePage 905-
Wc RMIflk
427-6522.
CLEAR WATER AREA, 3
bedroom. townnuuse. pod.
lacuul, Wo. peva» yard.
.wadable now. For into and
m view pnobs .905 - 579-
378&
CLEARWATER - 2-bod-
room moble (family park),
heated pools, hot kr,
rnnubs 10 beechas. sleeps
6. More intormoion vial -
we $275 weekly 906-
434-7164.
fitly hmtished. at onn ck-
boned WeemerorM Monet)
clubhouse, pools. hot bub,
attar beaches and Major
attractions, t l ik' Wei-
$275
el-$275 weedy, photon
altoam
in your home.
(806)883• -MM
Mt;
ansis
r Salb
2 STOREY BEAUTY all
brick. 2980 sq.h., Irv=
decorated. circular oa(
.airs. Ceramic Mia. ow"
ail. 715 Anderson HRliryy
(90)aaa-83g3. OPEN
No �seE� edK 2
NATURE'S OWN worn,
walk, hsh, privacy, too
rugged wooded acres. 9
year, 2.000 sq h. home.
Hwy. frontage. 1 1/2 hr.
noun Of Oshawa.
$135.800,(905) 985--3263
el Md PWM
1988 40' G •area r r Pak
Mott Traft Two bn9 eP
outs. two sparaal bed-
rooms, now Fallow 20'
awning (cog $1700.). Trial -
or price: $4000. below
marked vola.. At $16.900.
for a quick total Jubd.s
Pak at Wicklow (east of
xGrafton). Cal 90623-
334, Monday to Thursday,
12now to awn. Wash ndis
M Trailer Pak
PIAM MODEL HOME, A+
priwo condom olid
hr -blonds i screen
room. front do* oto, asall-
lite dish a afted
$26.900.00. (906)-432-
2102 or (906)- 433.4145.
to Lomond
OBTAINING A LOAN
16 NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. IT i5
SUOGESTEDTHAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGH i
BEFORE SKLMM
ANY CONTRACTS.
WAGE 20- THE NEWS ApVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 27, 19107
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• 1 1 Notices On, N�� • 11 Notices ffeln, No�ti� • 11 Nom; ' 1 99siONED
eu6k".6 ' 1 elr6 mn Auctions
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INVITATION FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT
York Region - Long Term Water Project
Master Plan
The Regional Municipality of York, in association with Consumers Utilities, has recently completed a Master
Plan for " term water supply in York Region to meet projected needs to the year 2031. The Master Plan
documents and consolidates the background studies, review agency hput and public consultation process
which led to the adoption of a preferred solution by Regional Council on December 19, 1996. The Master
Plan will form the basis on which Envtronrnental Assessments for individual component projects will be
completed.
The preferred solution Is shown schematically at the bottom of this notice and Includes:
1. finalizing an agreement with Metro Toronto to ktcrease the volume of water provided to York
2. implementation of a water use efficiency, program throughout the Region.
3. construction of a new water supply from lake Skncoe.
4. construction of a new water supply from take Ontario via the western part of Durham Region.
5. forrrrulation of a strategy for continued use of groundwater where appropriate.
6. optimization and expansion of the York Water System in the urban area municipalities.
Interested members of the public aro Invited to review the Master Plan air Juh 30- 1997 at any of
the locations listed below:
♦ The Regional Municipality of York,
Transportation and Works Department, 1st Floor 17250 Yonge Street, Newmarket, ON L3Y 6Z1
• Aurora Public Library, 56 Victoria Street, Aln7ra, ON L4G 1 R2
• East Gwbmbury Public 1", 19513 Yonge Street, Holland Landing, ON L9N 1 P2
• Georgina Pubic Library, 130 Gwendolyn Boulevard, Keswick, ON L4P 3W8
6 King Township Pubic Library, 1970 King Road, King City, ON LTB 1A6
• Markham Community Library, 6031 Highway 7, Markham, ON L3P 3A7
0 Newmarket Public Library, 438 Park Avenue, New markiK ON L3Y 1 W1
♦ Richmond Hip Pubic Library, 1 Atkinson, Richmond Hill, ON L4C OH5
6 Bathurst Clark Library, 900 Clark Avenue West, ThomtM, ON L4J 8C 1
• Stouflvipe Public Library, 6240 Main Street, Slouffvilie, ON L4A 1E2
♦ Pickering Central Library, 1 The Esplanade, Pickering, ON L1V 6K7
• Metropokan Toronto Rehlrence Library, 789 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M4W 2G8
• Metro Urban Affairs Library, Metro Hap, 55 John Street, Toronto, ON M5V 3C6
Written comment will be received up until September 15. 1997 by:
Ms. Debbie Korctrtek, P. Eng.,
Long Term Water Project Manager
Regional Muni ipaidy of York
Transportation and Works Department
Box 147, 17250 Yonge Street
Newmarket, ON L3Y 6Z1
Phone: (905) 895-1200 ext. 3015 (Newmarket)
(705) 437-3921 ext. 3015 (Pef adow)
(905) 773-1200 ext 3015 (Oak Ridges)
(905) 7644&345 ext. 3015 (ThorntA
1-888-YORK4H20 ext 3015 (Toll Free)
(1-888-967-5426)
Fax: (905)830-6927
W-
ti+
TAURANT OPPORTUr
WHITBY
EXISTING BUSINESS!!
Well established Golden Griddle Restaurant
located at Kendalwood Park Plaza
• Purchase price includes franchise fee, training
costs, opening assistance
• Turnkey operation
• Financing available
Call or fax:
THE GOLDEN GRIDDLE CORPORATION
505 Consumers Rd. Ste. 1000
Willowdale, On. M2J 4V8
Phone (416) 493-3800 ext. 600
Fax(416)493-3889
Registrations IMiII Registration
BW sdale
Montessori
School
CA)
(PART/FULL TIME)
Toddlers 16 mo - 3 yrs
Preschool 3 yrs - 6 yrs
Elementary 6 -12 yrs
Ajax • Pickering . Scarborough
lei Ami! ;�
All Welcome - 7 p.m. sharp
403 Kingston Rd. Ajax
just west of Hwy. 2 and Westney
Monday July 28
545 Kingston Rd. Ajax
just east of Hwy. 2 and Church
Tuesday, August 5
Call
509-5005
WHITBY FIGURE
SKATING CLUB
• 1mYD� S�(�4 YRS. OILD)
• CAN SKATE (S YRS. OLD R tap)
• CAN FIGURE
• ADULT IEARN To SKATE
•
SENIOR 'V FOR All. SKATERS OVER
WrrH SFN111OR BRONZE DANCES
E• l 1 coming
CRUBW CLASSICS CAR
CLUB -5TH ANNUAL CAR
SHOW. son. Aug. 17, saw
go9 snores Mua.ua, 1/2
mile north of 1- l 7A, an
lend (Port 97,
pS-a�rr°°°E :i
am" awaway, st road
on ISR). Oram. Rmas Tao -
Fera "6waldaN�'
a tlil:lg
luahah � .Ino: Jarkat
905 -NS -3396 or Thom
1054IM-3911. ATTRACTIVE while male,
ya�cam
g N- ktin:kg am
Perzo rod sale
gE
whil. le�nule, slim, at�
lin. adven aimus with a
VOW personalityCHEIITW WIVES - OW sincere 30 40 lir.
TARIO PHONE NUMBERS. Reply in wrienp=140ft
1-900.451-5566 ext 253 do E.onomist a sun, 9
. (Ouch IDM, 18 = Road. Maikym,
AM 111o.
• 1 Personals
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC
$2.99 /min. 18. 24 hrs. 1-
900-451-3783 Daily Horo-
scope 1.900.677-7770
$5.00 24 his.
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC -
52.99/min. 18+ 24 hours.
1.900-4513793. DAILY
HOROSCOPE 1-900.677-
7770. $5.00 24 hours.
BORED ONTARIO
HOUSEWIVES - names a
pmraM phone numbers. 1-
900-451-36311 an 704.
53.29/mn, must be 18. T-
1".
MOONUGIff
ESCORT
SERVICE
High Class
MawFwe.le EwoM
for M occasions.
Out CMIL
24 InJ 7 days
433-14"
SPOUSE CHEATING??
E.R. Psychic Answers. You
anfarrow. Rased 01 Poh s
100.000+ Cdnik use us.
Cauls corftedlal. 24fts.
i2.99h". 111.. 1-900-451-
4055,
MM. JULY 2% 6
PA. 670TAURM
RD. E WHITBY.
ntiques, new
led furriltm, 18 1
row 4 cyl. m0
tat a trailer, almo
av washer a drys
impuler desk, free;
new, A used sola
mattresses, oak ta-
bles a chairs, 2 - 30"
ranges. old china
cabinet, colour TV's,
L.E. prints, new cedar
chest, 3 bedroom
suites, 2 Gramo
phones, glider rocker,
2 portable car shelt-
ers, new Queen hon
bed, organ, coffee a
end table, bed sofa,
clocks, truckload of
t. (yet to be seen),
us much more.
Note Time: 6 pm.
View 1.6 pm. Mon.
Good Sale.
McLean Auction
& Liquidations
576.7550 or
666-3291
Business
low Personals
a PRIVATE E
ONE ON ONE
L.A.
LINGERIE
40
721 Bloor SL W.
Oshawa
(ssksadBeer) js
(905) 723-0335
gin,w..a. f 1 Abrrlori.na
- SARA YOUNG -
In Loving Memory of
our dear daughter and sister
who died July 28, 1994, at age 10.
It is often said God needed you
Far wore than bre wofilld,
Nobody knew we miss you
As suck as we co*M;
Tire days fly by, now more loon
thousand
Our bre atwaps sUona even dmgk
Zwet chosen,
owniorm are slrows each day
/opt etre falters owd always
P
ear& were &vex pedes r"Ib
S cowl.
"alloOdbpt" but "see pia hoer
r
Meghatt, Daddy A
1 � 1 Cards of
Tftftstks
With Thanks io God, Nell and Jacque -
WO joyhrNy announce the lift of their
son
LUKAS ALEXANDER VANDE P0L
Fre anriwed at Ajax and PMwklg General
Hospital on June 3, 1997 at 0036 hours,
Weighing 7 pounds 15 ponds 15
ounces, 3590 grams, Proud gmndpar-
ants are George & Ruby Hoekstra of
BowmainvNe, and Peter
and Sep Wnde POI of W W*
We wish to thank all our friends artd col-
league6 in the Maternal NewBom Serv-
ices Department lir the excellent care
provided to us. Special mention to Dr.
Kathy Chapman. Dr- David Henderson,
Dr. Kirit Patel, Dr. Neil Edwards, Dr. Jan
Kilai, Elven Ash R.N., and Brenda Lewis
R.N. We are graleful for all you've dorm.
. ■
.0
-•..a�+yr,'
7- IMF
.,-,,'. s,..v�f:�"��r� � �Ir'%'
Q
tit
Rose „Nor`-�,•++. •
-
a
Tr
Bullar Supply
�,
� TORONI
PipNhso Corridor
NATO
• Barak"»
OSHAwA, eody shop,
-pie" •. .pray
Quipped
BECOME A Proas1--ol lel '
interior 0 a
Wadker
booth , eompree, etc.
sor
orgy $1495 monthly. Long
your a
N.
p�q
16N CHIP -TRAILER. 2
established Hair salon for
.
Complete, in
Plant
sale or red, North Oshawa
-2
WW and U* Financing Ior W. fnmwwRrkdge. peeler.
Location, very reasonable.
`^'
� �rryr purpose. rats from SO.= art, view at Mage
Whitby car lot lir rent. kw
durtnal for
..v:f
`�
♦
aR �� F�
Pumping
apiece Community Ftwk- 9407 below 10 am /afler 7
Dial Services 6e64i605 pm.
�� oppor-
W-
ti+
TAURANT OPPORTUr
WHITBY
EXISTING BUSINESS!!
Well established Golden Griddle Restaurant
located at Kendalwood Park Plaza
• Purchase price includes franchise fee, training
costs, opening assistance
• Turnkey operation
• Financing available
Call or fax:
THE GOLDEN GRIDDLE CORPORATION
505 Consumers Rd. Ste. 1000
Willowdale, On. M2J 4V8
Phone (416) 493-3800 ext. 600
Fax(416)493-3889
Registrations IMiII Registration
BW sdale
Montessori
School
CA)
(PART/FULL TIME)
Toddlers 16 mo - 3 yrs
Preschool 3 yrs - 6 yrs
Elementary 6 -12 yrs
Ajax • Pickering . Scarborough
lei Ami! ;�
All Welcome - 7 p.m. sharp
403 Kingston Rd. Ajax
just west of Hwy. 2 and Westney
Monday July 28
545 Kingston Rd. Ajax
just east of Hwy. 2 and Church
Tuesday, August 5
Call
509-5005
WHITBY FIGURE
SKATING CLUB
• 1mYD� S�(�4 YRS. OILD)
• CAN SKATE (S YRS. OLD R tap)
• CAN FIGURE
• ADULT IEARN To SKATE
•
SENIOR 'V FOR All. SKATERS OVER
WrrH SFN111OR BRONZE DANCES
E• l 1 coming
CRUBW CLASSICS CAR
CLUB -5TH ANNUAL CAR
SHOW. son. Aug. 17, saw
go9 snores Mua.ua, 1/2
mile north of 1- l 7A, an
lend (Port 97,
pS-a�rr°°°E :i
am" awaway, st road
on ISR). Oram. Rmas Tao -
Fera "6waldaN�'
a tlil:lg
luahah � .Ino: Jarkat
905 -NS -3396 or Thom
1054IM-3911. ATTRACTIVE while male,
ya�cam
g N- ktin:kg am
Perzo rod sale
gE
whil. le�nule, slim, at�
lin. adven aimus with a
VOW personalityCHEIITW WIVES - OW sincere 30 40 lir.
TARIO PHONE NUMBERS. Reply in wrienp=140ft
1-900.451-5566 ext 253 do E.onomist a sun, 9
. (Ouch IDM, 18 = Road. Maikym,
AM 111o.
• 1 Personals
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC
$2.99 /min. 18. 24 hrs. 1-
900-451-3783 Daily Horo-
scope 1.900.677-7770
$5.00 24 his.
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC -
52.99/min. 18+ 24 hours.
1.900-4513793. DAILY
HOROSCOPE 1-900.677-
7770. $5.00 24 hours.
BORED ONTARIO
HOUSEWIVES - names a
pmraM phone numbers. 1-
900-451-36311 an 704.
53.29/mn, must be 18. T-
1".
MOONUGIff
ESCORT
SERVICE
High Class
MawFwe.le EwoM
for M occasions.
Out CMIL
24 InJ 7 days
433-14"
SPOUSE CHEATING??
E.R. Psychic Answers. You
anfarrow. Rased 01 Poh s
100.000+ Cdnik use us.
Cauls corftedlal. 24fts.
i2.99h". 111.. 1-900-451-
4055,
MM. JULY 2% 6
PA. 670TAURM
RD. E WHITBY.
ntiques, new
led furriltm, 18 1
row 4 cyl. m0
tat a trailer, almo
av washer a drys
impuler desk, free;
new, A used sola
mattresses, oak ta-
bles a chairs, 2 - 30"
ranges. old china
cabinet, colour TV's,
L.E. prints, new cedar
chest, 3 bedroom
suites, 2 Gramo
phones, glider rocker,
2 portable car shelt-
ers, new Queen hon
bed, organ, coffee a
end table, bed sofa,
clocks, truckload of
t. (yet to be seen),
us much more.
Note Time: 6 pm.
View 1.6 pm. Mon.
Good Sale.
McLean Auction
& Liquidations
576.7550 or
666-3291
Business
low Personals
a PRIVATE E
ONE ON ONE
L.A.
LINGERIE
40
721 Bloor SL W.
Oshawa
(ssksadBeer) js
(905) 723-0335
gin,w..a. f 1 Abrrlori.na
- SARA YOUNG -
In Loving Memory of
our dear daughter and sister
who died July 28, 1994, at age 10.
It is often said God needed you
Far wore than bre wofilld,
Nobody knew we miss you
As suck as we co*M;
Tire days fly by, now more loon
thousand
Our bre atwaps sUona even dmgk
Zwet chosen,
owniorm are slrows each day
/opt etre falters owd always
P
ear& were &vex pedes r"Ib
S cowl.
"alloOdbpt" but "see pia hoer
r
Meghatt, Daddy A
1 � 1 Cards of
Tftftstks
With Thanks io God, Nell and Jacque -
WO joyhrNy announce the lift of their
son
LUKAS ALEXANDER VANDE P0L
Fre anriwed at Ajax and PMwklg General
Hospital on June 3, 1997 at 0036 hours,
Weighing 7 pounds 15 ponds 15
ounces, 3590 grams, Proud gmndpar-
ants are George & Ruby Hoekstra of
BowmainvNe, and Peter
and Sep Wnde POI of W W*
We wish to thank all our friends artd col-
league6 in the Maternal NewBom Serv-
ices Department lir the excellent care
provided to us. Special mention to Dr.
Kathy Chapman. Dr- David Henderson,
Dr. Kirit Patel, Dr. Neil Edwards, Dr. Jan
Kilai, Elven Ash R.N., and Brenda Lewis
R.N. We are graleful for all you've dorm.
. ■
.0
Q
j ' PEE
Rose „Nor`-�,•++. •
-
a
Tr
Bullar Supply
�,
� TORONI
PipNhso Corridor
NATO
• Barak"»
OSHAwA, eody shop,
-pie" •. .pray
Quipped
BECOME A Proas1--ol lel '
interior 0 a
booth , eompree, etc.
sor
orgy $1495 monthly. Long
your a
N.
p�q
16N CHIP -TRAILER. 2
established Hair salon for
.
Complete, in
MORTGAGES - Good. tryrs, 3 sulks hokkold we-
sale or red, North Oshawa
Msion tataNaOork, sales.
WW and U* Financing Ior W. fnmwwRrkdge. peeler.
Location, very reasonable.
`^'
� �rryr purpose. rats from SO.= art, view at Mage
Whitby car lot lir rent. kw
durtnal for
at
nvstr mm. E 24hr
3.9Sx. N appYcaforr ac- Grow Rd. f Hwy.n 623-
slwps red 6495
a up. 725.1171
p� r�ordW nkeaaape�-
aeea6s-4836
apiece Community Ftwk- 9407 below 10 am /afler 7
Dial Services 6e64i605 pm.
�� oppor-
W-
ti+
TAURANT OPPORTUr
WHITBY
EXISTING BUSINESS!!
Well established Golden Griddle Restaurant
located at Kendalwood Park Plaza
• Purchase price includes franchise fee, training
costs, opening assistance
• Turnkey operation
• Financing available
Call or fax:
THE GOLDEN GRIDDLE CORPORATION
505 Consumers Rd. Ste. 1000
Willowdale, On. M2J 4V8
Phone (416) 493-3800 ext. 600
Fax(416)493-3889
Registrations IMiII Registration
BW sdale
Montessori
School
CA)
(PART/FULL TIME)
Toddlers 16 mo - 3 yrs
Preschool 3 yrs - 6 yrs
Elementary 6 -12 yrs
Ajax • Pickering . Scarborough
lei Ami! ;�
All Welcome - 7 p.m. sharp
403 Kingston Rd. Ajax
just west of Hwy. 2 and Westney
Monday July 28
545 Kingston Rd. Ajax
just east of Hwy. 2 and Church
Tuesday, August 5
Call
509-5005
WHITBY FIGURE
SKATING CLUB
• 1mYD� S�(�4 YRS. OILD)
• CAN SKATE (S YRS. OLD R tap)
• CAN FIGURE
• ADULT IEARN To SKATE
•
SENIOR 'V FOR All. SKATERS OVER
WrrH SFN111OR BRONZE DANCES
E• l 1 coming
CRUBW CLASSICS CAR
CLUB -5TH ANNUAL CAR
SHOW. son. Aug. 17, saw
go9 snores Mua.ua, 1/2
mile north of 1- l 7A, an
lend (Port 97,
pS-a�rr°°°E :i
am" awaway, st road
on ISR). Oram. Rmas Tao -
Fera "6waldaN�'
a tlil:lg
luahah � .Ino: Jarkat
905 -NS -3396 or Thom
1054IM-3911. ATTRACTIVE while male,
ya�cam
g N- ktin:kg am
Perzo rod sale
gE
whil. le�nule, slim, at�
lin. adven aimus with a
VOW personalityCHEIITW WIVES - OW sincere 30 40 lir.
TARIO PHONE NUMBERS. Reply in wrienp=140ft
1-900.451-5566 ext 253 do E.onomist a sun, 9
. (Ouch IDM, 18 = Road. Maikym,
AM 111o.
• 1 Personals
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC
$2.99 /min. 18. 24 hrs. 1-
900-451-3783 Daily Horo-
scope 1.900.677-7770
$5.00 24 his.
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC -
52.99/min. 18+ 24 hours.
1.900-4513793. DAILY
HOROSCOPE 1-900.677-
7770. $5.00 24 hours.
BORED ONTARIO
HOUSEWIVES - names a
pmraM phone numbers. 1-
900-451-36311 an 704.
53.29/mn, must be 18. T-
1".
MOONUGIff
ESCORT
SERVICE
High Class
MawFwe.le EwoM
for M occasions.
Out CMIL
24 InJ 7 days
433-14"
SPOUSE CHEATING??
E.R. Psychic Answers. You
anfarrow. Rased 01 Poh s
100.000+ Cdnik use us.
Cauls corftedlal. 24fts.
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4055,
MM. JULY 2% 6
PA. 670TAURM
RD. E WHITBY.
ntiques, new
led furriltm, 18 1
row 4 cyl. m0
tat a trailer, almo
av washer a drys
impuler desk, free;
new, A used sola
mattresses, oak ta-
bles a chairs, 2 - 30"
ranges. old china
cabinet, colour TV's,
L.E. prints, new cedar
chest, 3 bedroom
suites, 2 Gramo
phones, glider rocker,
2 portable car shelt-
ers, new Queen hon
bed, organ, coffee a
end table, bed sofa,
clocks, truckload of
t. (yet to be seen),
us much more.
Note Time: 6 pm.
View 1.6 pm. Mon.
Good Sale.
McLean Auction
& Liquidations
576.7550 or
666-3291
Business
low Personals
a PRIVATE E
ONE ON ONE
L.A.
LINGERIE
40
721 Bloor SL W.
Oshawa
(ssksadBeer) js
(905) 723-0335
gin,w..a. f 1 Abrrlori.na
- SARA YOUNG -
In Loving Memory of
our dear daughter and sister
who died July 28, 1994, at age 10.
It is often said God needed you
Far wore than bre wofilld,
Nobody knew we miss you
As suck as we co*M;
Tire days fly by, now more loon
thousand
Our bre atwaps sUona even dmgk
Zwet chosen,
owniorm are slrows each day
/opt etre falters owd always
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Tftftstks
With Thanks io God, Nell and Jacque -
WO joyhrNy announce the lift of their
son
LUKAS ALEXANDER VANDE P0L
Fre anriwed at Ajax and PMwklg General
Hospital on June 3, 1997 at 0036 hours,
Weighing 7 pounds 15 ponds 15
ounces, 3590 grams, Proud gmndpar-
ants are George & Ruby Hoekstra of
BowmainvNe, and Peter
and Sep Wnde POI of W W*
We wish to thank all our friends artd col-
league6 in the Maternal NewBom Serv-
ices Department lir the excellent care
provided to us. Special mention to Dr.
Kathy Chapman. Dr- David Henderson,
Dr. Kirit Patel, Dr. Neil Edwards, Dr. Jan
Kilai, Elven Ash R.N., and Brenda Lewis
R.N. We are graleful for all you've dorm.
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The before and after photos above show siding that was recently installed on the
second floor and garage of a Port Perry home. As you can see, it has made this
home more energy efficient and at the same time look great.
Your home is the biggest investment
maintenance -free.
you will ever make and you've got to take
The siding, soffit, fascia and eave-
care of it.
strough come in a variety of colours and
Pat Bosw'of Pro -Siders has had a trust-
the siding comes in many different textures
ed reputation for the past nine years for
including wood grain.
installing the best siding on the market and
You can always count on the profes-
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sionals at Pro -Siders to pay very close
but with the added insulation of the styro-
attention to detail so the job is done right
foam backing, can save them money on
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their heating costs.
about the job after it's finished because they
"Vinyl siding can bring about dramatic
leave the customer with a written guaran-
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tee.
Changes that will not only enhance its
When you invite Pro -Siders to your
beauty but also ease maintenance tasks
home for a free written estimate, Pat will
such as regular painting and other repairs."
show you a scrapbook filled with the many
In the photo at right, siding was
jobs he's done all over Durham Region.
installed on the second floor and garage of
The continued success of Pro -Siders
a Port Peary home. As you can see, it has
illustrates that more and more people are
made this home more energy efficient and
choosing vinyl siding for their homes.
at the same time look great.
?hat's because, besides the way it looks, it
When you have wood on the side of
also takes the work out of home exterior
your home it takes a lot of work to maintain
maintenance. It can be easily repaired and
it and eventually you might have to replace
easily washed. It also increases the energy
it," says Pat. But with siding you won't
efficiency of your home especially with the
have to worry about that anymore."
styrofoam backing.
Pat uses Kaycan siding that comes with
Pro -Siders, while specializing in siding,
a 5 year guarantee and is prorated beyond
also does replacement windows as well as
that period. Hie also uses his own extruder
interior and exterior renovations and gen-
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eral contracting.
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For more information about
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Pro -Siders call (905) 430-6619.
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Call Kevin at
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Serving Durham
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Additions, sun decks,
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sill -5760
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No job is too small
Please call Bob
416-547-7082
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FOR ALL YOUR AUTO
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Scooter, WalkCI S, Lihchairs, Bath
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