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FEDS, PROVINCE LAUNCH NATIONAL CHILD BENEFIT IN PICKERING IN BID TO KEEP PARENTS WORKING
Giving children in low-in-
come families "a better start
in life" is the focus of a new
initiative that also aims to
help their parents "find and
keep work;' Durham West
MPP Janet Ecker announced
Thursday.
The National Child Bene-
fit (NCB) was launched at St.
Paul's -on -the -Hill Child Care
Centre in Pickering by the
Minister of Community and
Social Services and Canada's
Minister of Human Resources
Development Pierre Petti-
grew.
A partnership between the
federal and provinciaVterrito-
rial governments, the NCB
promises to improve benefits
Pickering seeks new
image with makeover
of Town's logo
By Marianne Takacs
PICKERING — Town
Council thinks Pickering's
image needs an update.
On Monday, councillors
approved the establishment
of a committee to determine
a process for the design, se-
lection and launch of a new
Town logo.
'Ilie (current) logo has
been in place for quite some
time, but the nature of the
community has grown, has
changed," said Ward 3 local
Councillor David Pickles in
proposing the updated sym-
bol. He suggested the cur-
rent one probably doesn't
mean much to residents, and
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DAVID PICKLES
'Nature of the community
has grown, has changed.'
it would be better to have
one citizens could "identify
with".
Pickering's current coat -
of -arms -style logo was
adopted in 1974, when the
Town was incorporated. It
consists of a shield with the
symbol for the atom repre-
senting the Pickering nu-
clear station, a 'wheel of in-
dustry' depicting the town's
manufacturing and business
sector, a wheat sheaf for the
agricultural community and
a wave pattern symbolizing
the lakefront. The bottom of
the shield is bordered by
maple leaves.
The logo was officially
gold and green when it was
adopted, but the gold was
later replaced with yellow
after proving difficult to re-
produce on paper, and blue
and black were added in
some versions.
Ward I Regional Coun-
cillor Maurice Brenner not-
ed residents may want to
eliminate or de-emphasize
the nuclear symbol on the
shield.
"The focus in effect is
nuclear if you look at the top
of the existing logo," he
said,. Deciding what to put
on the new one will be a
question of "what does
Pickering want to be known
for".
Only Mayor Wayne
Arthurs voted against the
resolution, on the basis it
doesn't make sense to pick
another logo when there's a
possibility Pickering and
Ajax will amalgamate in the
next few years.
Coun. Brenner suggested
the committee work toward
a "broad logo" representing
both what Pickering is today
and what the new amalga-
mated community could be.
The logo committee will
be chaired by Coun. Pickles
and co-chaired by Ward 2
See TOWN/Page 3
and services available to low-
income families with children
and to help needy families
leave social ass istancc and re-
main in the lahour market by
ensuring their children',,
needs will continue t(, fes, rn.:
"We need to ensure fami-
lies will always be better off
working," explained Ms. F,ck-
er, who believes the NCB will
make it "more attractnc for
people on welfare to ,cck
work -
Admittedly, "fighting
poverty is a difficult thing'
noted Minister Pettigrew. But
the "hest thing" the govern-
ment can do to fight poverty
See NEW/Page 4
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To Melissa, with love
Staff, students, friends and family of Melissa who lost her battle with leukemia last March.
Raby turn out at Bayview Heights Public Leaving flowers in memory of their friend
School in Pickering Monday for a ceremonial are, from left, Amanda LaMagna, Lauren
tree planting in memory of the young pupil Sears and Jen Polito.
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•+•i•,♦�.♦•• ''•'.�derson vow
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if no the '
cheque comes to oriel Durham
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Staff Writer
Durham Chairman Roger An-
derson vows to lead a charge
against Premier Mike Harris if the
Province doesn't come through
with a $30 -million cheque by next
week to offset the cost of down-
loading responsibilities to the Re-
gion.
Speaking to Regional Council
colleagues Wednesday, Mr. An-
derson said if the Province does-
n't come through with new num-
bers, "you won't be leading a
charge, you'll he following the
charge"
Mr. Anderson and senior re-
gional staff members met recently
with Ontario finance officials
about the provincial downloading.
The Province's numbers leave
Durham about $30 million short
and that would have to be made
up with a property tax increase in
the 20 per cent range. The provin-
cial govemment had promised the
downloading would be revenue
neutral.
At the meeting, Mr. Anderson
gave the Province a deadline of
June 24 to come through with new
figures or a cheque.
"Nobody will be more disap-
pointed in this Region or this
room than I;' if the Province does-
n't provide relief, Mr. Anderson
said.
During the meeting, Ajax
Mayor Steve Parish ripped Pre-
mier Harris for a "glib letter"
thanking the Region for its letter
and Mr. Harris was referring it to
Treasurer Ernie Eves and Munici-
pal Affairs Minister AI Leach.
"There's a significant discrep-
ancy. The promise was made it
would he revenue neutral. It's
clear to the taxpayer how much of
a lie this will be," Mayor Parish
charged. "It's not revenue neutral.
It's very negative for the munici-
pality."
unici-
pality."
Finance Committee Chairman
and Oshawa Councillor Brian
Nicholson said, "It doesn't help to
punch someone in the nose and
then turn around and ask for mon-
ey. There is a deadline for the
Province to keep its commitment.
If they don't, I'm sure members of
this council will be quite vocal.
"It doesn't help to get into a
slugging match. It doesn't help
this Council or the taxpayers.
Hold your fire for one week. If
not, it's open season on the
Province"
Clarington Mayor Diane Ham -
re said it's been "the year from
hell" for municipalities because of
provincial initiatives, such as the
downloading and reassessment.
Communities such as Claring-
ton and Pickering will lose mil-
lions in revenue because the
Province is changing how money
is distributed to communities with
such facilities as nuclear stations.
Rather than pay property taxes,
the Province has provided 'pay-
ments in lieu of taxes' (PILs).
She noted the $1 million in
PILs that Clarington has received
will now go to the Region. 'We
have to go back and find that $1
million. The property taxpayer
will pay.
"All the promises and commit-
ments they claim have been made
on the harks of the property tax
bill," Mayor Hamre said. "The
Region may come out OK. but it
will only end up at the local level.
I think this letter to you (Mr. An-
derson) is an insult.'
Town logo could bchangiong
TOWN/From page 1 a design. - OF p
Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson.
They will invite seven others to sit on
the committee, including representa-
tives from the residential, business and
development communities. The group
will report back to Council by Septem-
ber on how the new logo is to be cho-
sen. Coun. Pickles said after the meet-
ing public input would be sought on
the choice, but thcrr wouldn't neces-
sarily he a rolnpcUllkin (o come up with
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Coun. Dickerson, however, said he
liked the idea of a "full-scale town -
wide competition open to all residents
of Pickering and all businesses" He
suggested letting citizens vote on a
group of designs to pick a final winner,
perhaps through ballots printed in
councillors' newsletters or the newspa-
per. He also suggested the current logo
should he kept in the running, as "the
competition that everyone is up
against".
Pickering's existing logo could be up for
a new design.
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New money
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is "to help parents hcxxl support pro correspond with grammes and ser- tario, the provin- Child Care Sup- est -income work- under seven years. lies where one par_
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lieves the NCB Provinces and eral benefits re- the healthy devel- will use its portion ing Families. It providing a maxi- care expenses who to care for the chil-
will help break territories may re- ceived by families opmentofchildren of" the NCB rein- will support up to mum monthly attend school or a dren would be eli-
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.EDITORIAL_
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Helping needy
kids, families
Durham's poor children will get a helping hand and their
low-income parent-, will receive a hand up thanks to a joint pro-
gramme of the senior levels of government.
The National Child Benefit (NCB) launched Thursday will
give children in low-income families "a better star in life" and
help their parents "find and keep work" in the words of Ontario
Communitv and Social Services Minister Janet F.cker.
The Durham West MPP and Canada's Minister of Human
Resources Development Pierre Pettigrew were on hand at St.
Paul's -on -the -Hill Child Care Centre in Pickering yesterday to
announce the new partnership between the federal and provin-
cial government~.
There they were. side by side, Progressive Conservative
MPP and Liberal MPP, putting aside their political and philo-
sophical differences long enough to do what they were elected
to do — serve their constituents.
It was a moment all too rare these days in politics, which are
often dominated by partisan sniping and petulant finger point-
ing.
A Tory and a Gnt coming together for the less fortunate
members of society — poor parent-, and their poverty-stricken
children.
Those families, Durham taxpayers and Canadian society as
a whole should be better off as a result of the NCB.
It includes an enriched Canada Child Tax Benefit combined
with provincial strategies to help low-income families. In this
province, that strategy is the new Ontario Child Carr Supple-
ment for Workine Families.
Here's how it works:
• The fed-, will increase: the Canada Child Tax Benefit by $850
million annually on July 20 of this year and again on that date
in 1999. That will give low-income families with a combined
income of 520,921 an annual maximum amount of $1,625 for
the first child (up to $605 more than they now get) and $1,425
for each additional child (a-, much as $405 extra). Ottawa will
increase that investment to $1.7 billion by 20(10.
• At the same time, the provinces can reduce smial assistance
pay -outs to families by an amount equivalent to their increased
federal benefits and reinvest that money into promoting the
healthy development of children of low-income parents. In this
province, for example, the Ontario Child Care Supplement for
Working Families would help kids of low- and modest -income
working parents by providing up to $85 a month for each child
under seven. Parent% with child care expenses who are upgrad-
ing their education for jobs and working families where one
parent stays home to care for kids would be eligible.
In short, the benefit programme should make it more attrac-
tive for people receiving welfare to get jobs. "We meed to ensure
families will always be better off working," explains MPP
:Ecker. MP Pettigrew admits, "Fighting poverty is a difficult
thing" But the "best" way to do it is "to help parents get a job".
In that way, everybody wins — people who get off welfare,
find jobs and become productive members of society: taxpayers
who pick up a reduced social assistance tab; and, most impor-
tantly, chikiren of parents who are working, putting food on the
table and clothes on the kids, whose well-being is of paramount
concern to all of us.
■
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LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Who's running Ajax anyway?
To the editor:
The article in a recent edition of
the News Advertiser headlined
'Ajax fights plan for new school on
industrial site' reports on the meet-
ing of Town Council's committee
of the whole held April 27.
1 attended this meeting and came
away wondering who runs this
town anyway'? is it the developers,
the Durham District School Board
and the Durham Catholic District
School Board! The proposed plan
which is being taken to the Ontario
Municipal Board entails relocating
two high schools now planned for
the A6 residentially zoned land into
the A7 prestige industrial land.
As correctly stated by Allan
Roxburgh, giving up the industrial
land for a school defeats the Towns
stated policy of improving the in-
dustrial/commercial assessment
ratio residential to the residential
ratio.
Is it merely a coincidence that
Jane Pepino, who represented the
two school school boards at this
committee meeting, in the past has
represented the developer before
Ajax Council'?
Guy Colm,
Ajax
Grateful for honest folks, great town
To the editor: few years ago.
On April 17, I left my bank card I also want to thank the bus dri-
in the Automatic Teller Machine at vers on the Westney Heights route
the Westney Road and McGill for being so courteous, pleasant
Drive Bank of Montreal branch in and kind during the few weeks
Ajax. when I was without a car and de -
A very honest and wonderful pended on public transportation.
human being turned the card in to I have lived in Ajax for seven
the teller for me. Thank you so years. This is a great town. Let's
LETTERS
Reform can't
mask opportunism
as compassion
To the editor:
71ic June 2 letter from Judy Wile of the
Reform Party Riding Association in our
area is a real test of credibility if she be-
lieves your readers can't see through the
political opportunism of Reform's cry for
full compensation of hepatitis C victims.
Her party, if one looks at past perfor-
mance. could care less about the victims
of the tainted blood tragedy. It is not the
government and will never have to ac-
count to the voting public on fiscal policy.
Reformers incessantly trumpet above' pri-
oritising fiscal prudence and then, seizing
an opportunity, become instant converts to
compassion. Ncws Advertiser readers, not
f(x)led by such tactics, see behind Re-
form's new-found social facade. Reform-
ers' grovelling for voters' approval using
the adversities of the ill is really quite a
sad spectacle to witness.
Ms. Wile's comments about Pickering -
Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan McTeaguc
prompt us to suggest she stands lonely in
her views. A 52 -per cent majority of vot-
ing residents in the riding re-elected him
based on performance and dedication in
representing them in Parliament Is 52 per
cent a number Ms. Wile will relish recall-
ing'? Your newspaper's view was clearly in
harmony with that of the people of the rid-
ing who wanted Mr. McTeague to remain
as their representative.
It may also pain Ms. Wile to recall that
in September 1996, the Reform Party was
conspicuous by its silence while members
of the government proceeded to respond
to calls for compensation for hepatitis C
victims. Mr. McTeaguc in particular was
far from silent. He met and worked with
Jeremy Beaty and Alan Powell of the Hep
C Group and in his own caucus to favus
attention on the issue and initiate govern-
ment action for a fair compensation pack-
age.
At the time, it was agreed that 12,000
individuals would be compensated and
that, in Mr. Beaty's own words, it was ul-
timately the provinces' responsibility to
pay compensation but that the federal gov-
ernment should set an example. It is well
recognized now that but for the federal ini-
tiative no action plan at any government
level would have been possible. The fed-
eral contribution was set at $800 million
while the provinces, those most responsi-
ble, only contributed $300 million.
Your readers, me included, are truly
saddened by the tainted blood tragedy and
pray no victim is left to struggle without
appropriate medical and other support
from the broader community. An im-
proved compensation package may indeed
come out Of the current discussions being
conducted by the federal/provincial work-
ing group examining this issue. But let's
call things for what they really are. The
Reform Party won't succeed in masking
political opportunism as compassion. Your
readers are more astute interpreters of po-
litical motives than Reform would have us
believe.
Dave Crawford,
President, Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge
Federal Liberal Riding Association
much. You are truly a great person.
keep it that way.
9
To respond to this editorial call
Thank you to the person who
nfosotmce
Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112
found and returned my son's wallet
:Paulette Johnson,
with $5 and a library card in it a
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LETTERS
Reform can't
mask opportunism
as compassion
To the editor:
71ic June 2 letter from Judy Wile of the
Reform Party Riding Association in our
area is a real test of credibility if she be-
lieves your readers can't see through the
political opportunism of Reform's cry for
full compensation of hepatitis C victims.
Her party, if one looks at past perfor-
mance. could care less about the victims
of the tainted blood tragedy. It is not the
government and will never have to ac-
count to the voting public on fiscal policy.
Reformers incessantly trumpet above' pri-
oritising fiscal prudence and then, seizing
an opportunity, become instant converts to
compassion. Ncws Advertiser readers, not
f(x)led by such tactics, see behind Re-
form's new-found social facade. Reform-
ers' grovelling for voters' approval using
the adversities of the ill is really quite a
sad spectacle to witness.
Ms. Wile's comments about Pickering -
Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan McTeaguc
prompt us to suggest she stands lonely in
her views. A 52 -per cent majority of vot-
ing residents in the riding re-elected him
based on performance and dedication in
representing them in Parliament Is 52 per
cent a number Ms. Wile will relish recall-
ing'? Your newspaper's view was clearly in
harmony with that of the people of the rid-
ing who wanted Mr. McTeague to remain
as their representative.
It may also pain Ms. Wile to recall that
in September 1996, the Reform Party was
conspicuous by its silence while members
of the government proceeded to respond
to calls for compensation for hepatitis C
victims. Mr. McTeaguc in particular was
far from silent. He met and worked with
Jeremy Beaty and Alan Powell of the Hep
C Group and in his own caucus to favus
attention on the issue and initiate govern-
ment action for a fair compensation pack-
age.
At the time, it was agreed that 12,000
individuals would be compensated and
that, in Mr. Beaty's own words, it was ul-
timately the provinces' responsibility to
pay compensation but that the federal gov-
ernment should set an example. It is well
recognized now that but for the federal ini-
tiative no action plan at any government
level would have been possible. The fed-
eral contribution was set at $800 million
while the provinces, those most responsi-
ble, only contributed $300 million.
Your readers, me included, are truly
saddened by the tainted blood tragedy and
pray no victim is left to struggle without
appropriate medical and other support
from the broader community. An im-
proved compensation package may indeed
come out Of the current discussions being
conducted by the federal/provincial work-
ing group examining this issue. But let's
call things for what they really are. The
Reform Party won't succeed in masking
political opportunism as compassion. Your
readers are more astute interpreters of po-
litical motives than Reform would have us
believe.
Dave Crawford,
President, Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge
Federal Liberal Riding Association
Simply shocking! ��.��,�Pw
Durham residents get a current
look at electric -powered vehicles
By Shawn Simpson
Special to the News Advertiser
No thanks; I'II pass on gas!
Well over 300 visitors to the
Durham College Skills Training
Centre last Saturday were given a
rare treat with a glimpse into the
future of mass transportation as
the Durham Electric Vehi-
cle Association and the
Professional Engi-
neers of Ontario host-
ed a Sustainable A
Transportation and :>" N
Energy Show.
"There are the im-
portant environmental
concerns and of course,
there is the issue of run-
ning out of oil:" says Eric
Jelinski, president of the
Durham Electric Vehicle
Association.
"Electric Vehicles
(EV's) can go twice as
far as a those running
on a barrel of crude
oil." I A
Mr. Jelinski, an
Ontario Hydro engi-
neer and outspoken Iq
advocate of alternative
energy, says he first got
hooked on "sustainable trans-
portation and energy technologies"
about 10 years ago.
Five years ago, he built his own
electric vehicle, what's known as a
'74 City Car, and has been "dri-
ving around Bowmanville in it
ever since"
Although thoroughly convinced
electric and/or hydrogen -powered
vehicles will be parked in every-
one's driveway someday, Mr.
Jelinski is realistic about when that
might happen.
He says there are a number of
hurdles yet to overcome such as
perfecting the technology, though
it has come a long way in recent
years, training technicians and en-
gineers in alternative fuel systems
and most of all, marketing.
"There's no question we're a
fledging industry:" says Mr. Jelins-
ki. "But all the technology is avail-
"Learning can be a little dry
sometimes;" explains Joe Marks,
Bowmanville High School elec-
tronics teacher, of why electric ve-
hicle construction was introduced
into the school's Grade 12 curricu-
lum.
sign, theory and performance, and
first place for going the furthest
distance in two hours at Queen's
University's annual Electric Car
Contest. Obviously proud of his
students' accomplishments, Mr.
Marks says 1997's feat is particu-
larly sweet because the six -student
team managed to con-
struct the craft out of
old bicycle parts and
in just over a
month's time.
"There were
many late nights
over that five
weeks," says Mr.
w Marks, noting this
„.,►"a year they took their
time and built the
vehicle from
scratch. "But, it
-- taught the kids to
appreciate each oth-
er's talents and
strengths. And, they
all had smiles on
their faces after win-
ning:'
` The efforts and
ingenuity of the ex-
hibitors certainly didn't
escape those who set aside Satur-
day to enjoy the show. Wide-eyed
and curious, many cou!dn't walk
by a display, without stopping to
ask some questions. "I thinkit's
the way of the future:' says Os-
hawa resident Morgan Culford. "It
has to be for the sake of our kids.
Look at California, the air is so
thick you can cut it with a knife. I
find it all very interesting"
Anyone who would like to learn
more about this burgeoning new
industry can call the Durham Elec-
tric Vehicle Association at (9051
023-6653 or visit its website at
www durhammail.com/clec-
tr1cwheels.
Milos Popovic (left), Ken Koo (in vehicle) and Scott Webster moved their
electric vehicle to a better display spot at Durham College. They were tak-
ing part in the Sustainable Transportation and Energy Show.
able. Some said electric vehicles
wouldn't work in the winter but
we've overcome that problem. We
have to take one step at a time"
In addition to drawing hundreds
of curious Durham residents, the
show also attracted a number of
exhibitors, including students and
faculty from a couple of Durham
high schools, on hand to show off
their award-winning electric won-
ders.
Fore a good cause
Golfers raise $96,000 at
Chairman's Classic golf tourney
About 150 golfers had a good
time, but the real winners were the
Community Foundation of Durham
Region and the Durham College and
University Centre Creating Futures
Campaign.
The second annual Chairman's
Charity Golf Classic Golf Tourna-
ment raised $96,000 and the pro-
ceeds are being split between the
foundation and the university fund.
The tournament was held June
I 1 at the Oshawa Golf Club and ma-
jor sponsors were the News Adver-
tiser and Oshawa -Whitby This
Week, Miller Waste Systems,
Brookvalley Developments and
Buffett Taylor.
Among the golfers were former
Durham Regional Chairman and
founder of the classic Jim Witty,
CFTO TV anchor and host for the
dinner Ken Shaw, Community and
Social Services Minister and
Durham West MPP Janet Ecker,
Halton Region Chairman Joyce
Savoline and Peel Region Chairman
Emil Kolb.
In the two years it's been held,
the Chairman's Classic has raised
about $175,000. Last year, the tour-
nament raised approximately
$78,000 for the community founda-
tion.
Durham Region Chairman Roger
Anderson has presented cheques in
the amount of $48,000 each to
Trevor McCagherty, the chairman of
the foundation, and to Durham Col-
lege President Gary Polonsky.
"We thought if we could do
something to excite the students, it
snakes teaching them a lot easier."
The students, he says, have re-
sponded well to the programme.
which is apparent when looking at
the students' track record since
building their first prototype last
year.
For two consecutive years.
1997 and 1998, the Bowmamille
team took first place for overall de-
UUMam Regional Chairman Roger Anderson (left), television news broadcast-
er Ken Shaw and former Regional Chairman Jim Witty (right) pined forces last
week to raise $96,000 for charitable causes at the Chairman's Classic.
,SER FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1998 - PAGE 7
Community
news in
Ajax and
Pickering
Learn
Spanish
for free
AJAX — The Durham
Catholic District School Board
is offering free Spanish classes
for students in Grades 1 to 8
throughout July.
The classes, which will focus
on developing reading, writing
and oral skills, will be held at
Archbishop Denis O'Connor
Catholic High School from July
2 to 31.
Classes run Monday to Fri-
day from 9 to 1 1:30 a.m. at the
:Mandrake Street school.
Registration takes place July
2, the first day of classes, at 9
a.m. For more information call
420-9777.
Self-defence
course for
women
PICKERING — A self-de-
fence .oursc t' 4)r women is being
offered this summer.
Held at Peace Lutheran
Church at 928 Liverp(ml Rei..
Pickering, it will run every other
Sunday beginning at noon from
June '_8 to Sept. 13.
Cost is $5 per session, which
will be donated to the church.
You can attend any or all of the
sessions. For more information i
call 839-3521. i
Big Sisters
needs you
Community -minded individ-
uals are needed to serve on the
Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters As-
sociation board of directors.
People with backgrounds in
accounting, social services, edu-
cation or law are especially
needed. Applicants must be at
least 21 years old, have an un-
derstanding of the unique needs
of and challenges faced by girls
and young women, and be will-
ing to work as part of a team
with volunteers and staff.
If you're interested, send
your resume listing your skills
and experience, along with a
covering letter explaining your
interest in volunteering with the
association.
Mail it to Nomination Com-
mittee, Big Sisters Association
of Ajax -Pickering, 1-398 Bayly
St. W., Ajax, Ontario, L I S 1 P 1.
For more information about
volunteer opportunities, call
428-8111.
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help raise some green for the United
Way of Ajax -Pickering.
The agency is holding its third an-
nual gulf tournament Tuesday. July 14
at Glen Cedars Golf Club in Ajax to
tee off its annual fund-raising carn-
paign. `
At past tournaments, more than I(X)
golfers from local businesses and the
community have teed off in support of
the area's largest community develop-
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BILLBOARD
WHAT's HAPPENING IN
AJAX AND PICKERING
FRIDAY, JUNE 19
ALLERGIES: The Durham Region
Anaphylaxis Support Group meets the
third Friday of each month in Ajax at
7:30 p.m. This group provides support
for those dealing with life-threatening
food/other allergies. 686-3018 or 420-
8404.
ADDICTIONS: Serenity Group holdis a
12 step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at
Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston
Rd., Pickering. The group deals with
addicitions of all types, including co-de-
pendancy. A child care programme will
be available during the meeting. 428-
9431 (Jim)
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
FAMILY DAY: The Knights of Columbus
hold a Family Fun Day from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. at Pickering Driving Range and
Mini -Putt. Toronto Maple Leaf goalie
Glenn Healy signs autographs after
lunch. Tickets $4 per person in ad-
vance. $5 at the door; $10 per family in
advance, S13 at the door. Chipping and
putting contests, silent auction. 839-
1952 (Gerald McCaughey).
TEA: St. Timothy's Presbyterian
Church Women's Missionary Society
holds a Strawberry Tea from 1 to 3 p.m.
at the church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax.
Adults $3.50, children under 10 $1.50.
686-4296 (Eileen Carr).
help Ajax=Pickering United
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ing:
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The Big Hit: Lou
Diamond Phillips,
Mark Wahlberg. Be-
leaguered hitman Mcl
(Wahlberg) and his
professional associates
including Cisco
(Phillips) agree to a
moonlighting gig as
kidnappers only to dis-
cover the victim Keiko
(China Chow) is not
only a rich industrial-
ist's daughter, but also
the godchild of their
boss.
Bulworth: Warren
Beatty, Oliver Platt. In
the waning days of the
California primary in
1996, Senator Jay Bul-
worth (Beatty) is in a
battle to hold off a
challenger. In the
midst of a nervous
breakdown, he
arranges his own death
by hiring a hit man to
assassinate him during
the final weekend of
campaigning. But,
when Bulworth finds
new enthusiasm to
live, he must somehow
stop the hit on himself.
Can't Hardly
Wait: Ethan Embry,
Jennifer Love Hewitt.
Now that the gradua-
tion ceremony is over
at Huntington Hills
High, it's time for the
real festivities to begin
at the graduation party
where jocks, geeks,
prom queens, bimbos,
headbangers and mis-
fits will unload four
years' worth of emo-
tional baggage. Aspir-
ing writer Preston
Meyers (Embry) has
been in love with
beautiful classmate
Amanda Beckett (He-
witt) since he laid eyes
on her and he must
seize his final opportu-
nity to proclaim his
love before he leaves
town the next day.
Hope Floats: San-
dra Bullock, Harry
Connick Jr. Birdee
Pruitt (Bullock) thinks
she has it all: a good
marriage and a bril-
liant and sensitive
child. But, when her
life comes crashing
down. Birdee heads
back home where her
life becomes even
more complicated as
she tries to deal with
her mother, who she
must really get to
know for the first time,
a daughter who des-
perately misses her fa-
ther and the prospect
of a new romance.
The Horse Whis-
perer: Robert Red-
ford, Scarlett Johans-
son. Tom Booker
(Redford) is the key
player in the story of
Grace MacLean (Jo-
hansson), a teen
scarred by an accident
while riding her prized
horse. Realizing the
fates of her daughter
and the horse are inex-
tricably linked, her
mother Annie (Kristin
Scott Thomas) tries to
find someone with a
gift for curing troubled
horses. Tom's primary
goal is to rebuild the
lives shattered by the
accident, but it isn't
long before love blos-
soms with both won-
derful and tragic con-
sequences.
Mercury Rising:
Bruce Willis. FBI
agent Art Jeffries
(Willis) is relegated to
routine assignments
following a botched
undercover operation.
But, when he's as-
signed to investigate
the disappearance of
an autistic child whose
parents have been
mysteriously slain, he
unknowingly stumbles
into a situation that is
Open mike for you?
Calling all singers and
musicians. Omnidirection-
al Studios is hosting a mu-
sic contest all summer on
Sunday nights at
Dinezees, on King Street
West in Oshawa.
The organizers believe
the contest is a blend of
"open -mike" nights hosted
by many clubs in the area
and a search for musical
talent.
"We wanted to have a
contest where people
wouldn't be intimidated to
enter," says Blaine Tait,
adding there are no stimu-
lations on who can or can-
not enter and no entry
fees.And, while there will
be judging and prizes
handed out, the contest is
simply a showcase for
Durham Region's musical
talent.
"The real object is to
get people out playing mu-
sic and having fun," ex-
plains Lori Martin.
It all gets started this Sun-
day, June 21, at Dinezees.
Call Omnidirectional Stu-
dios at (905) 831-8931.
Neighbourhood Grill & Bar
1001
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anything but routine.
Sliding Doors:
Gwyneth Paltrow.
Does love have a mar-
gin for error? Helen
(Paltrow), a hip PR ex-
ecutive living in Lon-
don, is about to find
out.
The Spanish Pris-
oner: Campbell Scott,
Rebecca Pidgeon. A
David Mamet-directed
thriller about modern
corporate intrigue. Al-
so has comedian Steve
Martin in a dramatic
role as playboy Jimmy
Dcll.
Titanic: Leonardo
DiCaprio, Kate
Winslet. An epic love
story unfolds on the
doomed ocean liner.
Oscars galore!
X -Files: David
Duchovnv, Gillian An-
derson. FBI Special
Agents Fox Mulder
(David Duchovnv) and
Dana Scully (Gillian
Anderson) are drawn
into a web of intrigue
while investigating the
mysterious bombing of
a Dallas office build-
ing and the secrets
buried inside. Also on
hand are series regu-
lars Mitch Pillegi as
FBI Assistant Director
Walter Skinner_
William B. Davis as
The Cigarette -Smok-
ing Man, John Neville
as The Well -Mani-
cured Man, and con-
spiracy buffs The Lone
Gunmen — Dean
Haglund, Tom Braid -
wood and Bruce Hard-
wood. Featured in the
movie are Martin Lan-
dau, Blythe Danner
and Armin Mueller -
Stahl.
Now playing at
Pickering Town Cen-
tre's Famous Players
Cinemas:
Deep Impact: Mor-
gan Freeman, Robert
Duvall, Elijah Wood.
High school astrono-
my club member Leo
Beidcrman (Wood)
makes an earth -shat-
tering find that makes
him the co -discoverer
of a comet on a colli-
sion course with Earth.
Meanwhile, ambitious
newswoman Jenny
Lerner (Tea Lcono
thinks she has stum-
bled onto a Washing-
ton sex scandal. To
quiet her for two days,
the U.S. president
(Freeman) offers Jen-
ny the scoop of a life-
time about a risk,.
Ow- Give Dad all the Jazz!
1Yeat him to our specialty
Bourbon Street Steak Dinner
only $13.49
Char -broiled 10 oz. Sirloin steak, marinated
in Cajun Spices and all the trimrnings
space mission headed
by a former astronaut
(Duvall) that is intend-
ed to deflect the comet
and save the world.
Dirty Work: Norm
Macdonald. Mitch
Weaver (Macdonald)
and his best friend and
fellow social misfit
Sam McKenna (Artie
Lange) survived their
childhood years by
getting revenge on
every small-time
despot who crossed
their paths. Now in
their 30s and still un-
able to sustain rela-
tionships or hold jobs,
the two are facing their
first real crisis —
Sam's father (Jack
Warden) has a heart at-
tack. Desperate for the
cash that will put Pops
at the top of the list of
transplant candidates,
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Mitch and Sam quickly try get-
ting jobs in everything from con-
struction to testing brownies.
Godzilla: Matthew Broderick,
Jean Reno, Maria Pitillo and
Hank Azaria. With mysterious
disasters happening all over the
world. nuclear scientist Niko
Tatopoulos (Broderick) is ripped
from his research to take on the
project of his life — track the
beast behind these unexplained
occurrences. As Vick begins his
investigation, the enormous crca-
ture descends upon New York
City. That's when the fun begin,
Mullan: Disney's 10th and
newest animated feature, 'Mu-
lan,' tells the classic 2000 -year-
old Chinese folk tale of a young
woman's desire to bring honour
to her family, even though her in-
dependent thinking and high
spirits fail to meet traditional ex-
pectations.
The film captures the adven-
ture, splendour and tradition of
ancient China. In this adventure.
Mulan disguises herself as a sol-
dier and goes to war in her fa-
ther's place. Some of the charac-
ters in the movie include Mulan's
feisty and comic 'guardian' drag-
on Mushu (voiced by Eddie Mur-
hh% i, the brave and loyal steed
Khan who carries Mulan into
battle and the noble warrior Li
Shang.
The Perfect Murder:
Michael Douglas, Gwyneth Pal-
trow. A remake loosely based on
the Alfred Hitchcock classic Dial
M for Murder. Millionaire indus-
trialist Steven Taylor (Douglas)
has everything except the love
and fidelity of his wife, whom he
considers his most treasured ac-
quisition. After learning the truth
behind his wife's increasingly
distant behaviour, Steven devel-
ops a plan for the perfect murder.
Sia Days, Seven Nights: Har-
rison Ford. Magazine editor
Dance stars
imp
- hoof it to
A.,iw'. Florida
Holly LaFlamme, front, and Kaitlin Tay-
lor -Rivet were winners at a recent
dance competition in Niagara Falls,
New York. They will travel to Dayota
Beach next month.
PICKERING — Two Pickering
,lancers «crc superstars in a recent
competition in Niagara Falls. New
York.
Hulls LaFlamme. R, and Kaitlin
Taylor-Ri,et. 9, represented Ta} for
Dance Studios at the Niagara region-
al Star S% stem competition for young
dancers. Hollv was named Petite
Miss Superstar while Kaitlin earned
the title of Junior Miss Superstar.
Each performed a jazz solo dance
and the hoofers were judged on abil-
ity and performance qualities.
As a result of their win, Hollv and
Kaitlin will advance to the finals of
the Star Systcm competition in Day-
tona Bcach, Florida Julv 6 to 10. The
event will bring together other re-
gional winners from across Canada
and the U.S.
Holly has studied dance for the
past four years and Kaitlin for seven
years.
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THE TRUMAN SHOW (PG) 1:00-4:00-7:00-9:45
DEEP IMPACT (PG) 1:30-4:15-7:35-10:10
GODZILLA (PG) 4:25-7:35-10:20
PAULIE (F) 2:00
MULAN (PG) - 1:15-3:30-5:30-7:35-9:35
PERFECT MURDER (AA) - 1:15-3:45-7:25-9:50
SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS (PG) ' 1:00-3:30-7:00-9:30
DIRTY WORK (AA) - 1:45-4:00-7:40-10:00
MULAN (PG) - 12:15-2:30-4:40-6:45-9:00
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THE TRUMAN SHOW (PG) ' 1:00-4:00-7:00-9:45
MULAN (PG) - 1:15-3:30-5:30-7:35-9:35
PAULIE (F) - 1:45
TITANIC (PG) - 4:00-8:15
DEEP IMPACT (PG) - 1:30-4:15-7:30-10:10
DIRTY WORK (AA) - 4:25-7:45-10:05
QUEST FOR CAMELOT (PG) - 2:00
PERFECT MURDER (AA) • 1:15-3:45-7:20-10:00
SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS (PG) - 1:00-3:30-7:00-9:30
MULAN (PG) - 12:15-2:15-4:40-6:45-9:00 -.
Tarnnass
catre
Robin Monroe (Anne Heche) has
planned a relaxing holiday in a
tropical wonderland with her new
fiance Frank Martin (David
Schwimmer). But, work cuts
Robin's vacation short and she
must fly to Tahiti.
She hires cargo pilot Quinn
Harris (Harrison Ford), but na-
ture plots a different course for
them when a storm forces them
to crash land on an uncharted is-
land.
The Truman Show: Jim Car-
rey. Truman Burbank (Carrey)
has a feeling he's being watched.
He*s right. Since he was born 30
years hefore, he has been the un -
knowing star of the longest run-
ning, most popular documentary -
soap opera in history. Realizing
he is trapped like a butterfly in a
jar, he determines his single aim
is to escape Seahaven at any cost,
only he hasn't considered the
power of Christof (Ed Harris),
the show's creator, producer, di-
rector and supervisor.
Now playing at the Cineplex
Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Can't
Hardly Wait, Dirty Work, Godzil-
la, Hope Floats, Mulan, The
Perfect Murder, Six Da vs, Seven
Nights, The Truman Show, X_
Files.
Saturday, June 20th
LIlL1�Ur �� 2:00 p,m,
(� Ronald Morrish
ISecrets of Discipline
Are you tired of bargaining with your children just to get a little
cooperation? Are you frustrated by their lack of respect? If so,
then come and hear Ronald Morrish, author of Secrets of
Discipline.
�ZHis refreshing presentation will provide you with many practical
km strategies for teaching your children to be responsible and co-
mma" l:. MMr" operative.
June 18 to June 21... give dad the gift of
reading on Father's Day with a
Chapter 1 Club discount card ... and
take advantage of our complementary
Gift -Wrapping table.
During June, visit the My Books
children's area as we celebrate the Klutz
Press books... Crafts, face painting, paper
airplanes, and much, much, more. .
Save 20% on "Bookselkr's Choiee' &ks too!
We are located at
90 Kinpton Road East, Ajax �\
Phone (905) 426-4431
Open 7 days a week froth 9 a. m. to Il p.m.
(near c6rner of Harwood do High 2
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During June, visit the My Books
children's area as we celebrate the Klutz
Press books... Crafts, face painting, paper
airplanes, and much, much, more. .
Save 20% on "Bookselkr's Choiee' &ks too!
We are located at
90 Kinpton Road East, Ajax �\
Phone (905) 426-4431
Open 7 days a week froth 9 a. m. to Il p.m.
(near c6rner of Harwood do High 2
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On the run
Erika Franz and Carrie Lahti are among those taking part in
the Run the Lake event along Ajax's waterfront this Saturday,
June 20. The fifth annual event, hosted by the Rotary Clubs
of Ajax and Pickering, aims to raise money for a Video En-
doscopy Suite at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Partici-
pants will have a choice of a five -kilometre or 10 -kilometre
course along the shore in Ajax. For information on joining the
event, contact the hospital at 683-2320, ext. 1227. Interest-
ed residents can also join the walk by meeting at Rotary Park
in Ajax at the corner of Lake Driveway West and Parkes Dri-
ve.
Green thumbs meet Tuesday
PICKERING -- Finding The group convenes
just the right plant to bright- Tuesday. June 23 at 8 p.m.
en those small spaces is dis- at the Pickering Recreation
cussed when the Pickering Complex, Valley Farm
Horticultural Society meets Road. Phone 839-4604 or
next week. 420-4095 for information.
RING OPTOMETRIC CLINIC
-Dr. E. Gillezea
Dr. M. Fitzsimm
Dr. C. Wang, Dr. A. H
and Dr. L. Voisin
Dhipensing Fnmm>mCmad
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1885 Gk-nanna Road, Suite 212
Pickering, Ontario L1V 6R6
839-5303 683-1175
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(Lower Level)
Live Blues Bands everyThurs., Fri., Sat., 8pm - closed
Jam Every Thursday with Howard Ross & Mike Hall
Fri. & Sat. June 19 & 20 Terry B. Blues Band
Fri. & Sat. June 26 & 27 Barney Adams Blues Band
Fri. & Sat. July 3 & 4 Larry Goodhand Blues Band
Fri. & Sat. July 1 , & F1'! Count B�ues Band
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430-9558
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• Relaxing atmosphere for upscale dining
Executive Chef
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Pasta Chef
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SUMMER HOURS
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Monday - `day - Close
• Cigar,Scotch d Rano Lounge
(Cuban Cigars & Vintage Scotches)
Fri. & Sat, June 19 & 20 - Ian McDermid, Pianist
Fri. & Sat, lune 26 & 27 - Bruce Gorrie Jazz Quartet
Fri. & Sat July 3 & 4
Cathy Booth - Pianist
Open Friday & Saturday 9 pm - Close
Reservations Recommended
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James David laid down two sacri-
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The Pickering midgets mauled
Markham 7-3 in the semi-final
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three with a bases -loaded double
Tennis teens get
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PICKERING — Just
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Just Desserts defeated Sub-
way 3-2 in matches. while
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In the lust Desserts-Sub-
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plavers' names appear first),
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6-0, 6-0 and Hanif Merali was
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3, 6-3 in boys' singles action.
In girls' singles, Laura
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In boys' doubles, Devin
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mann defeated Justin Jones
and Ainsley Eyitene 6-1, 6-0.
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tween Licks and the Jaguars
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Clinghan 6-3, 6-0 at the Dun-
moore Tennis Club. Andrew
Pike lost to Ainsley D'Mello
1-6, 7-6 and 74 in the tie-
breaker.
Corey Butler and Jason
Muszynski won in mixed dou-
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Just Desserts is in first place
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and the Jaguars in fourth.
that drove home three runs. He
later singled to knock in his fourth
RBI. Starmans slugged two sin-
gles in the contest. Hindlev sin-
gled and laid down a perfect sui-
cide bunt to bring Ben Gooch
home from third base. Lawrence
had a sacrifice fly for a RBI. Greg-
son. Mike Weisflock and Hindley
all had singles. David executed
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into scoring position. Risko
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The Red Sox started the tour-
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Mo -for -two with one RBI.
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hard-hit single. McMillan had a
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single. Gooch and Starmans each
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strong innings and gave up only
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UNDER SEVEN BOYS DIVISION
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Strikers 1 (MVP's Anthony Khabouth. Domenic Mi-
tradeo) vs. Lighting 4 (Charlton Elliott 2, Dean
Lawrence. Lloyd Sampayo, MVP Kyle Watson); B.I.
Tel 1 (Justin Linton, MVP Justin Linton) vs. Rangers
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Brandon Wikdlong, MVP Brandon Wildlong); CAM
Tool 8 De 4 (Marc Levesque 3. Daniel Fyfe) Sum-
merfwld's 3 (Kareem Tucker 2, Brandon Takeda);
Plumbing Mart 2 (Blair Rutherford, Michael Benina-
to. MVP Blair Rutherford) vs. Blizzard 3 (David Mott
3 MVP David Mon); 7 -eleven 0 vs. Thunder 8 (Mal-
colm Abrahams. Darnele Jackson 2. Anthony Valano
2. Adam Nicholson).
UNDER SEVEN BOYS DIVISION
DIVISION A
G M Sernas Assoc.- 0 (MVP Jeffery Clements) vs.
Pizza Nova 7 (Jeffery Lyons, Scott Lyons. Ryan
vedetros, Michael Kristopher 4, MVP Michael
K,stopher); Lanatex Yarns 7 (Shahbaaz Kara-Virani
4 Micheal Smith, Brandon Legault 2. MVP Shah-
raaz Kara-Virani) vs. Thunder 0 (MVP Scott Bas.
seh): Lone Star Cafe 4 (Shawn Lalach, Matt Foster
Ryan Metcalfe, MVP Matt Foster) vs. Intria 3
Richard Abbott 3. MVP Richard Abbott). US Motor
'ontrol 0 (MVP Adam Gomba) vs. Bizarbeclue 3
Preston Farrell. Christopher Underhill, Michael
Nahall, MVPs Jessie Krerstead. Christopher Under.
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UNDER NINE BOYS DIVISION
DMSION B
',trtkers 1 (Christopher Wright. MVP Kyle Ormon) vs.
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•iko. Michael Hurl 3. John Patterson 3, MVP's
-'pawn Kerrigan, Daniel Popovic): m RyswGraphix 8
'.ory Giordano. Jamie Robinson 4, Daniel Pneau 3,
k,1VP Jamie Robinson) vs. Pickering Kinsmen 3
Kevin Ptstchik 3. MVP Kevin Pistch4k). Masseys 2
Jordan Hill, Jacques Murphy, MVP Jacques Mur-
nhy) vs Pathway Panthers 0 (MVP Christopher John
Az). Twisters 2 (Christopher Riches, Joshua Ryan,
'AVP Joshua Billirger) vs. Steve's Castings Ltd. 1
Anthony Sotoadsh. MVP Kristoffar, Tiblilas); K.D
`rucking 2 (Crag Mazerall, Julian Michaelicies.
AVPs Logan Cameron. Eric Ewles) vs Pickering
ib -Sports 3 (Richard Harrison, Ryan King 2, MVP's
Pn King Sean Pavkfs); Masterworks Screen
tinting 1 (Lorenzo Haze. MVPs Jordan Stork,
Nadim Sideman) vs. Plumb -it 2; Optimist Club 6
(Keenan Hinds, Nathan Campbell, Adam Burke 2.
Adam Wilkinson, Michael Portener, MVPs Logan
Schunk' Nathan Cooper) vs. Spotless Auto Glass 2
aod'e*. Edde ��)Edtdie Smith, MVP's Charles Forch-
UNDER NINE BOYS DMSION
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Formula Ford 1 (Michael Kavaratzis. MVP Michael
Kavaratzis) vs. Whole Tooth Team 1 (Robert Rutrtis.
MVP Robert Rutitis): CompuCentre 0 vs. Scotia
Bank 2 (Gabriel Marcano, Sean Dineley, MVP's
Alexander Ko, Bradley Durnford): Hawks 0 (MVP's
Jason Joseph. Avery Vernon) vs. PCCA 5 (Michael
Gear". Mark J0lranov, Lucas Whalen, Jacob Tun,
Graeme Oddly. MVP Lucas Whalen); Blizzard 5
(Annan Prahad 2. Emilio Reynolds, Matthew Ricci,
Spencer Yarnell, MVP Brandon Zorn) vs. Strikers 1
(Marro Capo, MVP Jason Dwyer)
UNDER -14 BOYS DIVISION
Strikers 1 (Sean McAteer) vs Rangers 4 (Ashley
Mulvey, Eric Neubauer 2, Matt Pernerowskt). Wild-
cats 5 (Ryan Snooks. Adam Macintosh 3, Bradley
McIntosh) vs. Blizzard 3 (Andrew Barwell, Kyle
Hamilton, Ryan Blyth): Midas 3 (Derrek Polowski 2,
J. Ramoist) vs. Twisters 4 (John Trujillo, Kevin Pros.
nowski, Matt Chaisso 2. Cameron Wilson).
UNDER SEVEN GIRLS DIVISION
DIVISION 2
Design Tech 2 (Rachel Deabreu 2. MVP Amanda
Mauchan) vs. Imutech Pharma 3 (Amber Pollan,
Meghan Starr, Rebecca Wood. MVP Meghan Starr).
Accurate 1110 (MVP Brittany Arsenault) vs. McMillan
d Saunders 6 (Lyndsey Nakamura, Christina Pater-
son 4, Jessica Vella 2. Alannah Wakefield, MVP
Christian Paterson). Rangers 2 (Michelle Dixon, Jo.
oelyn Percy, MVP Jocelyn Percy) vs. Amts Topsoil 2
(Stephan* King 2. MVP Stephanie King); Image
Video 1 (Gina Crowder, MVP's Megan Kluhspies,
Meghan Donnon) vs Carpet Towne 3 (Kelsey
Spurrell. Janette Forbes 2. MVP Janelle Forbes);
Thunder 1 (Meaghan McNeil, MVP Kimbertyn Za-
sandy) vs Ohio Resources 0 (MVP Justine Huyer)
PICKERING MEN'S SLO-P►TCH LEAGUE
Standings and scores as of June 14
TUDOR ARMS DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Gophers 6 5 1 0 113 59 IC
Long Horns 7 5 2 0 99 82 10
Screaming Vikings 6 4 1 1 In 67 9
Reservoir Dogs 5 4 1 0 102 65 8
Lookouts 7 4 3 0 111 107 8
Young Guns 6 3 3 0 89 79 6
Stallions 6 3 3 0 73 77 5
Capital Punishment 6 2 3 1 64 86 5
Moodies 6 2 4 0 64 86 4
Raffles 6 2 4 0 52 54 4
Lone Star Hitmen 5 1 4 0 52 74 2
The Vipers 6 0 6 0 61 119 0
TUDOR ARMS DIVISION RESULTS
Longhorns 12 vs. Lone Star Tycor Hamen 10; Stal-
lions 19 vs `rbung Guns 12; Dakota Bob's Lookouts
17 vs Capital Punishment 13; Raffles 14 vs. Dakota
Bob's Lookouts 11 Reservoir Dogs 25 vs. Moodies
6; Moodtes 18 vs. The vipers 14; Screaming Vikings
14 vs. Gophers 13
BAYLY DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Scott's Restaurants 6 5 1 0 110 33 10
Durham Lawn Care 6 5 1 0 102 65 10
Guzzlers 6 4 2 0 82 85 8
East Side Mario's 6 4 2 0 Be 61 8
Indians 5 4 1 0 89 77 8
Durham Bulls 5 4 1 0 63 40 8
Watermaker 6 3 2 1 97 74 7
Wellington Boot Pub 5 3 2 0 58 51 6
London Life 7 1 6 0 72 124 2
WTR MKR
Danforth Roofing 7 0 6 11 43 105 1
Sharks 6 0 6 0 49 103 0
BAYLY DIVISION RESULTS
Durham Bulls 10 vs Scott's Restaurants 9: WTR
MKR 12 vs. London Life Mortgage 7. The Wellington
Boot Pub 13 vs. Danforth Roofing Supply 7, Durham
Lawn Care 26 vs. London Life Mortgage 15; Indians
16 vs Sharks 15: Guzzlers 15 vs. Sharks 12: East
Side Mario's 21 vs- Watermaker 12
MUD HEN'S DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Mud Hens Marauders6 5 1 0 89 61 0
The Sewer Rats 7 5 2 0 87 76 10
Pappsol 7 4 3 0 86 81 8
Pappsn2 5 4 1 n, 8r 68 8
Pickering A s 6 4 2 0 99 83 8
Mud Hen's 5 3 -
Melanie Pringles 5 2 2 .:
KTX Vipers 6 2
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Bank of Montreal 6 6 0 0 87 35 12
MUD HEN'S DIVISION RESULTS
Cama Trust 6 5 1 0 71 70 10
Pappsol 15 vs. Papps*2 6; Pappss2 22 vs. Royals
Water Doctor Warriors6 3 3 0 84 67 6
10: Pickering A's 17 vs. Scarborough Rangers 12;
Peters Appliances 6 3 3 0 53 77 6
The Sewer Rats 15 vs. KTX Vipers 11; Mud Hen's 16
Bright Idea 6 3 3 0 96
vs. KTX Vipers 11; Mud Hen's Marauders 3 vs
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Black Sox 7 2 5 0 74 86 4
Melanie Pringles 2
ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION STANDINGS
Firestone Catchers 6 2 4 0 60 74 4
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Sravehearts 7 1 6 0 54 118 2
PETER'S APPUANCES DIVISION RESULTS
Preston Blue Jays 6 6 0 0 108 52 12
Fox Goes Free
Canada Trust 18 vs Water Doctor Warriors 17, Fire -
6 6 0 0 106 43 12
Mud Hen's Hogs 5 4 1
stones 17 Catchers 16 vs Black Sox 2. Black Sox 19
0 97 65 8
Sad Sacs 6
vs Bravehearts 10; Bank of Montreal 23 vs Brave -
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Mud F'en's 4 3
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1 0 67 72 6
Sultans of Swing 6 2 3 1 81 110 5
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BALL LEAGUE STANDINGS - WEEK TWO
6 1 3 2 76 92 4
Armadillos 6 2 4 0 101 109 4
TEAM W L PF PA PTS
Los Angeles
Pro Copy 6 15 0 58 120 2
East Side Mario's 6 1
2 0 142 93 4
Houston 2 0 131 103 4
5 0 70 108 2
Tudor Arms 6 0 5 1 71 82
Charlotte 1 1 114 87 2
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ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION RESULTS
San Antonio 1 1 107 97 2
Phoenix
Preston Blue Jays 23 vs Sad Sacs 11. Fox Goes
1 1 102 94 2
Chicago
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Boston 0
Copy Systems 11. Mud Hen's Hogs 23 vs Armada-
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Indiana
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0 2 71 133 0
SCORING LEADERS
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PLAYER TEAM GM TP PPG
REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION STANDINGS
Peter Gordor (Los Argeies; 2 47 23 5
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Dakota Bob's 6 6
Bill Crowdis (Chicago) 2 36 18
0 0 105 48 12
Woodruff Barons 6 5 1 0 105 62 10
Joe Warrington (Houston) 2 36 18
Ryan Allen (Charlotte)
S.K.R Inc. 8 4 4 0 123 86 8
Durham Brewing 6 3
2 34 17
Jeff Langley (Los Angeles) 2 32 16
3 0 69 84 6
The Brew Shop 7 3 4 0
Gord Wallace (Boston) 2 30 15
79 106 6
'Papps on Tap' 6 2 4 0 67
Jeff Thomas (Charlotte) 2 2 15
11C 4
Country Style 6 1 5 0
Jett Dyckck(Charlotte) 2 26 13
73 131 2
Rebound Sports 6 1 5 0
Dan Fishman (Haustor; 2 25 12 5
55 61 2
REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION RESULTS
James Munro (Houston) 2 24 12
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leaking situation one can imagine. Gordon says,
"basically, the amount of years I've been in this
business has forced me to develop hundreds of
different techniques to successfully solve ever
f situation I've encountered". He als-,) says that
"having an extensive background in specialty
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can offer a 10 year full guarantee on all the
work I do". Gordon prides his company on
fast, neat and efficient ser -ice. He also prides
himself on his troubleshooting ability. "I like
to professionally solve problems at the least
most reasonable cost to the customer.
Sometimes that may involve excavating the
entire perimeter of the house and replacing the
weeping tiles but that is because it is absolutely
necessary. What I won't do is quote on an expensive
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interior injection will solve the problem. Give me a solid
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Gordon says "home owners should invest in their
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Many have found the soothing warmth and therapeutic vapors of
a sauna or steam bath to be the perfect antidote to the stress
and hassles of everyday life. So much so, says one popular
journalist and consultant to the home industry, that many
homeowners now are looking for ways to get a true spa
experience at home.
Jeremy Powers, a popular contributor to magazines tike Better
Homes & Gardens, The Family Handyman and American How -
To, says it's easy to bring such spa luxuries as saunas and steam
baths into the home. He offers some tips on how to make your
home a haven for relaxation:
Sauna for health and wellness: Saunas, which originated in
Finland, have been a staple of family life there for more than
2,000 years. They're fast growing in popularity in this country,
thanks to new evidence which suggests that saunas are good for
both the body and the mind. The heat and relative humidity of
sauna improves circulation, promotes healing of sore or injur
muscles, and cleanses pores, leaving the skin refreshed an
younger -looking.
According to Powers, the range of sauna choices is expanding
from small and portable to deluxe designer models, with a new
generation of portable units now making it easy to fit just about
any space. Measuring just 45 inches by 45 inches, the new
Finnleo Thera -port can be installed in less than five minutes,
requiring no special plumbing or tools and using standard 120 -
volt household electrical connections. Yet, while this sauna may
be small in size, it offers the same soothing, soft heat and true
wet/dry performance as its bigger brothers.
Contemporary design elements make today's saunas a
handsome addition to any exercise room or bath suite. Finnleo's
Moonlight model, for example, features large windows, angled
walls, light -grained interior and exterior woods, and low -voltage
lighting for a contemporary look.
"When shopping for a sauna, pay special attention to the heater
and to the volume of rocks used in the heater to generate steam
vapors," says Powers. "You get greater surface area with more
rocks which produces a softer heat and higher humidity at
optimal sauna temperatures of 150 degrees to 180 degrees.,
Steamy sensation: Steam baths provide the perfect warm-up to
start the day or the ideal warm -down after a tough workout.
Homeowners may be surprised to learn that new acrylic steam
suites can be installed easily in an existing tub or shower space.
Powers says popular steam suites from manufacturers like Helo
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construction.
'Modular construction makes it easy to assernble a steam suite in
even a small bathroom," says Powers, "or you can create a
custom steam suite using glass bkxk, ceramic, marble or granite
We combined wdh a vaporproof door."
Sweat the details: Regardless of whether you go with sauna or
steam, Powers urges homeowners to tend to the small details
that can add an extra degree of elegance to your home -spa
experience. For a personal aromatherapy regimen, try steam -
bath aromatic oils that surround you in billowing steam couds of
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help you get the most out of the season. For those of us who barely have enough time to grab a quick meal,
considering new appliances, a recent study reveals never mind disassemble and clean the stove. Consequently
particularly high satisfaction among owners of smoothtop irs no surprise that a large majority of smoothtop users rated
ranges and cooktops. In fad, an almost unheard of number of ease of cleaning as one of the top attributes of their
owners (97 percent) reported they are pleased with their smoothtop ranges. Consumers rated such characteristics as
smoothtops. appearance, durability and the ability to heat up quickly
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Despite the fantastic sunny weather we've been having,
there are going to be those rainy days where you just can't
work in your garden.
How about being creative and doing some quick and
simple perkups to summer-ize your living areas. Start with
changing the toss cushions in your living and family rooms.
No need to buy new ones, just pick up a solid, striped or
checkered twin bedsheet in colours from your garden to
make quick coverups for them. You can either sew them
like a simple pillow case or wrap them like a package and
secure by knotting in the middle. No sewing needed. You'll
Probably have enough to make a matching table square to
co-ordinate the look. Keep a bouquet of your garden
flowers and foliage in a summery container and you've got
a fresh new look. Use the same fabric or a complimentary
one to make tie on covers for your kitchen and dining
chairs and co-ordinate that as well. If sewing is not an
option, you can use large table napkins to tie on your
cushions. Use two for each pillow and tie on all four
corners. Put away some of your heavier accessories and go
for a lighter look. Splurge on some of the frosty glass pieces
that make you think of sherbet. Bath and Bedtime (formerly
Ashbrooks) has some great linen buys and a selection of
bright tableware right now and you get an extra 10% off
your bill at the cash register!
By the way, don't forget Sunday is Father's Day! The stores
of the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre can offer you some
great gift ideas for your special Dad. There's B.B.Q.s, patio
furniture, personal care items, etc. etc. Call the Idea Place at
(905) 427-4332. We can help you find what you're looking
for!
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AJAX FAMILY
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC ,�M� "
The Ajax Family Chiropractic Clinic '
had its grand opening at its Heritage -
sAll-
Plaza location on Saturday, May 30th.
The clinic, operated by Dr. Michael
Gauthier, opened its doors for tours,
refreshments and to ask the doctor any
questions people may have about chiropractic.
"A lot of people want to ask me about chiropractic," says Dr. Gauthier, who's
been a chiropractor for the past two years and has worked as an associate before
opening his new clinic.
Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs did the official ribbon cutting at 3 p.m. on
Saturday.
Dr. Gauthier notes there are numerous benefits to chiropractic. He's seen
patients on a regular basis with back and neck pain. But. such ailments as
heartburn can be treated successfully with the use of chiropractic.
"We see a lot of people with health problems and it's amazing what the body
can do if it's properly aligned;' says Dr. Gauthier.
In addition to treatment. Dr. Gauthier says his role will also be to educate the
public about the benefits of chiropractic. He uses the illustration of how we
Vi,ot a dentist every six months for the health of our teeth and that the same
Iw-lic should he applied to chiropractic as it pertains to a healthy spine.
.'1 'c",c been educated to see a dentist every six months. If our teeth wear out,
' •; : � ; cople can get dentures, but you can't
replace your spine so it's important to
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New patients are welcome at the
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/ General Help 1 General Help Cam 905-438-9487
STUDENTS welcome too'
BOLO? Adventuma7 Female DURHAM Professional Home $350-f450 weekly New mar -
Entertainers preferred No Daycare needsraring People ketinig company rapidly ex -
exp necessary Jump on the to provide supervised daycare ung requires 10.20 people
last track in the aduff enter- In ttlmr Pickering homes Immediately W experience.
dmmem industry 18 and Old- Must be 18 yrs old able to mill g to train Cap Astley for
er preferred Investment opp rare for children 6 weeks to interview (905)720--3144
avail Cap Ma 1
rya (905) 431- 12 years, provide criminal
4988 for a confid interview reference check and have a
good sense o1 humour Cap
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A6NI0 'Assembly plant re-
quires expenence 1st line su-
pervisor for afternoon slips to
coacNmotivate flexible staff.
Mechanical ability would be
an asset. Please send
resumes to file 05. Oshawa
Whitby This Week, 865 Fare-
well Sl. P.O. Box 481. Osha-
wa, 715.
DOOR PERSONS, Waitress-
es. Bartenders. housekeep-
ers, front desk, iemed. Apply
m person to 859 Bloor St. W.
Oshawa.
EARN 1721* per week1 As-
sembling products at home as
little as 2-3hrs/day Amazing
recorded message reveals
details. 416-812-6798x88.
EARN 1727.. PER NIEF1t! As-
sembling products at ram as
little as 2.3 hours per day$
Amuirg recorded message
reveals details 416-812-67%
X88.
time)) The Place Spta
requur�esttuupman expenenced (4.5
216 Brodk
service
S� estekcon.
668-6128. j90i`)
EXPERIENCED chef required
for established ".*an resfali-
ram. Call 905.426-9000.
EXPERIENCED lairsglist
Wiled for busy Sabra in V
ham Centre. Ape. Good wag-
es. Cam po5) 619.8057.
EXPEND person needed
to clean houses, Call 619-
0602
FLOOR SANDER needed. Ex-
Perier m a must. Car required.
Call 905-430-2181 leave de-
tailed message.
FREE NITERNET Limped time
offer. Don't delay call today.
You've tried the rest Now sun
with the best! (9D5) 404 0919.
FULL TWE NNUKEEPM
COOK/NANNY Required Julyy
1st. Must have minimum 5
years experience. lave in-
Greferred. References a must
ECE ceANied/bordable. (905)•
4T7 -O848 -
Running 48 States
TOP rants i beyrRts
Mvimum 1 yr experience
Apply in Person
NPS 112 Athol St.
Suaae 203. Wnilby
Mon -Fri. 9afli-4pm
Or Cal (901)-430-1161
or 1-888.439.7777.
PART TIME WAITER/WAI-
TRESS for Indian Restaurant.
Experienced won Indian Food.
Cap 428-0310
PART TE, Cleaners. drivers
pease repaired. but not veW
de Pan time apy, Castle
Cleairg. 428-9765.
PART -time hostess for New
Home Builder, Osftawa area.
Two days weeldy. Rai estate
experience a must. Please
tax resume b (905} 887-3156.
MONTESSOM TEACHER
(A.M.I.) Warded for Septem
bet. For Casa,
Please cam (905)-428 9Y�
PERSM for Brew On posi-
tions. Will train. Experience
helpful. Applicants meed out-
a0Ih0 Personality. (905)-666-
CAFETEMA HELP wanted for
cafeteria, full lime. 5 flays per
week. Monday -Friday, horns
varied. Cal bettieen 4pm-9pm
(9O5)-420.0232.
Mlti IIIIYF AZ oamm it -
cense. Clean abstract. Wil ft
to work. References, (905)-
430-2645.
SUPPORT TECHNICIAN :a
rolewill involve provioing e-
0 , , , Nctrxw support to our
on-sile opefa4wnal computer
systems. including all hard-
waresonstare. networks and
penpheral equipment Highly
customer service-onented.
you comitinir ouaesstaot strong tax
ug abilities with
excellent communrabon
skills Your sound under-
standing of MS ofIct/Wind-
ows 95 rutauron.
bon and support. MS NT -
er and Workstation Is Com-
plemenled by a genual
knowledge of network trou-
wowoag and PC hardiw w
Penplerat Send resume to
Box L783 C/O Lridsay This
Week, 96 Albert St S. Led•
say. On K9J 3147
T.M.K. LAMDSCAPING.work-
itq Fore person position
lrwrmum 3 years expenence
in piss. garden stone. inter-
lock stone. fences and rocks
Fax resume to (905) 623-
94W
TAXI
DRIVERS
Wanted
FULL dt PART
TIME
wil Train
831-5662
Iti to n uftMqixr�it. knowleOgc
TekDhdne (905tont) GM -
0985.
THIRSTY MOW. 36 Aj St.
Now accepGrq resumes lot
ewnenctd servers and line
Apdy in palm To An -
111111111111M INi11LY eferli to
id "llul for ra�f�y
kV Naiad H- Clinic
lined d you have 7 legs. 4
awns. aid Be b do len
pulps at ma. Please cap
6�beptmfween the tours of Spm -
(W5) -436-3043. A Tuesday,
WE ARE L801 MB for key
People to expand our kanCtal
services business in tfus
area. Experience not neces-
sary. We will train. New of u.
Vick Montesano (905)-426-
7713.
bnWlnuOlORlour KkyATFporprNdOtr�NeEt� -Stan irl
assem-
aqe Cap 24/hrr 1 qor pw -
888-771-7409 ed. 07.
1 Office
Hot
BOOKKEEPER PJ Perdiem
basis P Law Experienced
preferred Send Resumes to
1820 Stornngton. Pickering.
Ont. L1V 2Y5 Or call (905)-
837-0463
MEDICAL Secretary four
dais per week S10/hr Apply
ILASSIFIED ON-LINE
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Emil: ceNyose0brNan.net
Hol i A cols Skilled Hsales elp
EXPERIENCE rn'hume closer
needed for tool company, All
leads supplied Car required.
call Eric at 728-0912
SALES HELP WANTED Highly
motisated must ,uai�ty for
construction and renovation
Apply in person at 86 SimcDee
St N Ask Ior Ron
CLASS'A'
TECHNICIAN
1'referably with
c hryslerexpenence;
h'r busy dealership
in writing Drily to Dr N Stern,
TELEMARKETERS Wanted for
Fax resume to
95 BaYtY St W. Suite 200.
me company Diesel Truck
905-683-5738
Ajax. ON LIS 7K8
Service Ltd Full time positron
available Call (416) 239-0088
PARTTIME outgoing people
SkUNd
CLASS 01 DRIVER �;•nm^
person lo' husy chiropractic
H
cul time Some weekends and
-'lice Computer experience
'wan life nq S12/hr to start
')^.cessary Will train 701
ARCHITECTURAL Mai4,,,-
.eave message at 905-511.
=lssland Road East. Suite
F:r�i 'egwres Junmr Drafts
4958
94. Whitby Accepting
Person 3.5 years experience
a musl Please tax resume to
DUE the expansion of our
^esumes until Wednesday
905-983-9714
an
company we have several
rte 24x98
positrons available for pose
Mons of machine operators.
Sales IMIplAgerits
1 Sales rNlWAgents
machine setup. mkenal han-
Sit% and licensed forklift op-
"ators For a Corrugated
"IT'S YOUR HEALTH"
One of Metroland's
fastest growing Health
Magazines is seeking
an aggressive
OUTSIDE SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
Must be ambitious,
customer friendly and
eager to work with
unlimited possibilities.
Commission pay.
Reply with resume
by June 30198 to:
Denise Atkinson,
Oshawa Whitby
This Week,
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7L5.
We thank you for your
interest, however only
those selected for an
interview will be contacted
noyer
WANTED
2 EXPERIENCED USED CAR
SALES REPRESENTATIVES
-lip to 40%, commission
*Company car
Contact Gerald Thornton
Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick
Toronto 416-798-7989
Pickering 905-831-2693
Oshawa 905-686-5859
PART TIME SALES HELP
Required
Experience an asset,
but not necessary.
l in r to:
TH ALLPAPER
CENTRE LTD.
1652 Etayly St. W. Pickering
NMI Sm" FMIp 90@d H*
ELECTRONIC BE
:ardburd Company Oualrh-
Calions will be as required
Must be able to read a tape
measure Must be able to
work three different shits 7-3.
3-11. 11-7 Must be able to
work with others Must be a
certified forklift operator Must
be safety smart and work at a
steady pace surtrnq Rate is
$8 50 per roui Benefits after 3
months Dental and Eye
glasses after one year Please
forward your resume to Jett
Bate tf)85 Ckmmts Rd Prdt-
er*q. OnUm (Fax) 905-M-
GAS FITTER with AC license,
capable of trouble shooting
and servicing high efficiency
gas furnaces. residential i
Commercial AC i HVAC um
Ort license an asset Clean
driving record Responsible
attitude and nkat appearance
Up b Lnft for qualified ap-
Phimm. pus berwt package
Fax resume to (9^.,5' )-585-
1108
REQUIRED
IMMEDIATELY
Licsnmtd Body
Person for busy
body shop in
Whitby.
No apprentices.
Phone,
/ENSEN
AUTO BODY
(905) 668-3331
IDUCT10N Labourer
local window manufacturer
requires a well -organized.
hardwoftuntg Individual to per-
form muftq* warehouse du-
ties The appropriate can-
ddale must be detail oriented.
able to manage his/her time
efficiently, possess light car-
Pentry slullS using power
tools, and have experience in
shipping/receivng. Applicants
must have driving records
wthokd Infractions. OuNified
candidates please tax resume
m (905)430.9679.
1Nl0ACT COORONMTON, To
povide Engineering Services
Or Ardwedurat Almfirom
Fabricaling Comparry in Pick -
Tamils
tenial kand Pfacericir
aft ACAD 13 is a accessary.
Enpi teerwg degree rs not a
prerequisite. Familiarity wtbi
GNlalllwial afld COInmIelCial
WNdows an asset. Must be
able to corrNnWuCate with At -
&A" and Ger" Contrac-
lors. Fax resume Fad 95-
4261262, Te1.I90S420.1OU
MACAOIZ
OPZ"T S
Arlo 901111MAL
LASOLMM
Clean, modern mfg.
plant located in Pick-
ering, hilly. rate +
piece work bonus.
Must be
experienced.
Call Carmen
(�5) 4M�y
NCH TECH
to service home audio/video, VCR, NVAC 3MVICE Tabracm,
camcorders, monitors dr: car audio. regtared for reser math -
Only experienced persons need apply. p�tett Certificates; er��
Fax resume to: 905-668-3620 Ful rine. b (905)
60-M.
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1wek� 1Artchis for
Sw r 1 Aff sw 1 Articles Wanted Pools, Spa
REGISTERED MASSAGE
THERAPIST wanted for busy
esthetic salon in downtown
Whitby Flexible hours and
nexible days available Call
!905)430 W60
BALLYCLIFFE LODGE Nursing
Home, now hiring casual RN's
and RPN s Send resume at-
Temion D 0 C to 70 Station SI
Ajax. L t S 1 R9. or tax to 905-
127-5846
1 Daycare
M• Wank
MATURE PATIENT loving
1c, provide stimulating
are in I'y home, for 2 young
:nildren. Monday t0 Friday.
'elephone (905) 509-6003
• Available
Dayc
DIXIEiGLENANNA. Expen-
,•nred. energetic mother of 2
uas openings for children
,yrs 8 up Fun, safe environ-
inent, police check 6 refer-
ences available Sherry 420-
8032
FRENCH ONLY HOME DAY-
CARE Ages 2-5 Sept 811h
Reliapie 6 resourceful. ECE
teacher. 15 years experience
Breakfasts. hot lunches, 8
snacks available Leave
message Debra (905)426-
1496
PICKERING Beach / Rollo:
L;rv109 ddyCare 18 months to
12 years Daily outings
(fenced backyard and park)
Crafts. story time. music, nu-
imrous meals i snacks First
Aid. C.PR certified Non-
smoking receipts 905-428-
1244
SUMMER daycare for school-
aqe: ^idren in a lun and
hippy Christian home Coun-
try setting, central to Apar!
RCke^.ng Cap 427-0906
1 Employment
Wattled
PIANO STUDENTS Looking
r beginner students Less-
ons n my home. Ajax area
Call Joani A 905-686-8351
1 Bargee'
Corner
A'AHIMENT SIZE 3
e .ellenl condition
S5CK, 0 B 0 Ptwne 428-3055
BIANCHI BICYCLE. 12 speed
n! racer Chrome -molt'
trine All Shhmano Exage
parts Mint condition Retail
value $900 Asking $400
Phone (9051 523-2508
FT1 Articles
5-a Saw
GARAGE r•.a,rs. Drokt❑
strings cables. roners. open-
ers IlWalled $45 New doursL
openers Quality Plus Doors
416-336-0073
1949 PACE American Stn
wheel Tandem Axle Trailer.
Michelin fires. new Drakes.
30' long 55000 1995 Ford
Smith 9000 pound eiWnc hy-
draWlt 2 post horst, seldom
este 53000 Cele" water
Coder 5125 10•x,0- garage
door wood panel type. inside
usage only. like new with
hardware SSW 1997 Xerox
$308 photocopier, seldom
used $700 Cap 579-9967
AIR CONDITIONERS 5.000
BTU from $75 8.000 from
$150. 10.000 from $175, 1 new
22.000 $585 1 new 8.000
$385. Dehumidifier, new
$150, used from $45 Call
576.0132
APPLIANCES, DUALITY re-
built, fridges. stoves. wash-
ers. dryers, i dishwashers
Full and apartment size Good
prices and guarenlees From
5100 and up. All Ontario Ap-
pliance Clinic Ltd.. 111 Dun-
das S1 W. Whitby. 668-9444
BEAUTIFUL Almond applianc-
es General electric side/side
fridge Stove -sell clean, black
glass door Maytag washer/
dryer with new element $1500
for complete package 905-
666-9989
BEDROOM SUITE 'light
wood. pine double bed with
headboard, double dresser
with mirror. 2 night tables. ex-
cellent condition and clean
Asking $575. After 7 p m
721-1985
CAGES for sale. 4x3.3 $25
each Please call Tony, Troy
or Judy 721-0986 (sop)
CALIFORNIA Redwood con-
servatory style solarium.
14 wide by 7 deep complete
with decorative grills. high ef-
ficiency. heat reflective, root
glazing, low -E glass. French
entrance door, $4800 000
905-420-0932
CARPET BROKER. 100.1,,
Nylon thick, plush stain re-
sistant carpet For 3 rooms.
only $369 DO Price includes
30 Sq Yds Carpet. deluxe pad
and Installation in your home
Free quotation in your home
No Interest. no payment for
one full year. Daniel. 1-800-
217-0104
CARPETING- Save BIG Build-
ers. surplus. custom quality
,Clmmerclal Wide variety
odours. textures, weights
Fully guaranteed materials
Installations Free, shop at
dome Appantmems call
1905) 720-2738
CARPETS lots of carpet.
ICKIN m,lon new stain re-
.ase carpets on hand 1 will
arpet 3 rooms, $349 Price
iodides carpet, premium pad.
expert Installation fast deliv-
ery. tree estenates (30 yards)
Norman 686-2314
CARPETS SALE. ots of car-
pet% 100*. ny 1 stain re.
lease. carpel 3 rooms 5339
(30 Sq yd) Incudes carpet.
premium pad and 'nstalla-
on Free estimates. carpet
repairs Serving Durtam and
surrounding area Sam 905-
686-1772
HANKS' APPLIANCES. Sales
Pats el,,cr, Fridges side-
by-Skde waterace. white.
S699/uD Rlar egusite-by-
sides 5450 deluxe frost -free
fridges 5300/up like new G E
Irldge. freezer -bottom $600
3yrs. 1DCu InOWS $275 beer
fidge $99 Sen-Geanmg
stoves 5250 20' stoves S1DO
apt we washer/dryer $599
washers 5199sup dryers
$1Wup, arcontditioners $1504
up targe selection Firuncutg
available Up to Tyr warranty
Avg 2 -Sm old 426 Slmcoe
St (905)728-4043
• Deycan Awlilable • Oeycan Araileble
Day Care
Available
GUN
SHOW
SUN. JUNE 21
NEW
LOCATION
AT GENERAL
SIICORSKI
POLISH HALL
Hwy. 401 to Thicksun
Horth on Thickcon to
Taunton, east on
Taunton to Stevenson.
`orth on Stevenson
OR
North on Sno coe St.,
to Taunton. West in
Taunton North un
Sl, -N time n
Watch for Sign
8 a.m. - goon
905-689-6181
Hot tub bit sale btalf; prD-
abte. no fixed pipes. mdoori
outdoor. summer at cottage
winter on patio $2500 Hitachi
bread maker $50 Dnrtk Mak-
er pop making machine $200
(905)839-9259
KAYAK POOL 12")(21)' with 8'
deck !enre. hearer. winter d
solar blankets iadder, pump
8 filter Paid $5.500 Asking
$2.500 Call Jim 728-7158
LADY ANTIQUE BUYER pur-
chasing Moorcron. Birks
sterling flatware. Shelley
Doulton. Susie Cooper.silver
jewellery glass. sculpture.
Cash/comidemylity,
141614.17 3932
GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY
stoning a5- 530 twig yrge /nest
freezers $150 $200. 40 gallon
fish tank $125. lady's Bulova
gold watch 5400 K.nq size
waterbed mattress $125 di-
nette set/4 chairs $225 mo-
torbike tires (905, 985.0616
NEW AND USED 'ndges
;loves Nashers, dryers bar
trdges. freezers Ross Ap-
phai 777 Kingston Rd
Pickering Village 1905) 626-
NORITAKE SHENANDOAH
Patter ' 2 pace sett -,Js -
many Serving pieces $3000
Also Cross d Olive crystal
Cap (905)-576-5249
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER
CL^CK', S.jmme, Sa'e On
Now encs June 15'- AN 1997
floor models reduced Used
pianos Yamaha. Sarni
K,mnl New digital pianos
hum 5895 and up Rem to
own 100% of all rental pay-
ments apply Huge stiecuon
of grandglher docks lrom
$995 and uC Call TELEP PIA-
NO 433 1491
POOL PROBLEMS' Pool
Equipment avadabie , ew and
used We also do repairs
Guaranteed best price (905)-
683.8452
RENT TO OWN APO.JANCES.
new and rec. n,droned till
warranty Paddy s Market
905-263-8369 or 1-800-798-
S502
SHEDMAN - :ual,N wooden
sheds 9 x 8 Dam len. onty
$299 pkls tax Marry other siz-
es and styles available Also
garages and decks 761 Mc-
Kay Rd Unit 3 Pickering For
more into cap 905-619-2093
SOFA BED, Royal blue less
than I year old $675 DO call
432-1011
SOLID WOOD Dining Room
Tale. 2 captains . 4 chairs.
seats 12. 5500 Can 905-430-
9509
OAK AND NK FURNITURE -
We are not just a factory out-
let. We are Ilse Factory"'
Check out our June spe-
cials SOLID OAK Harvest
Table OR 42' Round Pedestal
table and 4 Arrowback side
chairs Your CHOICE. .just
$649...ap solid NO VENEERS
Finished YAM our special NO
REAR FINISH in a light Money
stain TRADITIONAL W000-
11 Market BM K 1 1 Market BMkN WORKING. 115 NORTH PORT
(on Read/ St.) Port Perry 985-
6774.
mMf5 USW FRIDGE and up.
Used stoves 5200200 and up.
used washers $250 dryers
�� 5125 and New brand
qVir fridges• 16. c.f. $605 New
IM �TTAI�= and
Draridu p. namea 3 New5 stoves 9
freezersfkny SM544.
$255., new 5 c.f. bar fridges,
$225. Stepheirson's Ap-
CASH OR DEALS. We Buy.
Sell. 8 more, Pay top dollar
for top Items Home audio/
video. car audio. tools. CO'sr
movies, games. gold, dna•
monds. furniture. appliances
(905)433-1785 905-571-2274
(905)666-0004 (prefer all
items in working order)
DO you have valuable an-
tiques or estate contents? Let
us MISI you In achieving the
highest possible prices Call
10 -day Henry or Gayle Kahn
SALE- FREE HEATER -KAYAK
Pool Rectangular above
ground Including decks
16 x24 O/D $5395 Package
includes liner 2 ladders, sand
filter pump 8 motor etc 1-
800-668-7564
� 1 Lost i
Found
FOUND - black and white cat.
ver/ friendly in Rotary Park
area. Owner may contact
683-24021cnp)
'Antique Consultants' with FOUND set of keys. including
nearly 30 years experience 2 types of vehicle keys. Cana -
Phone 905-985-8161 da Post key in trails by
Pmerldge High School 831-
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 19,1999 -PAGE 29
utomo aAutomobiles �irrns�i s
1 1 for So* 11for SIM 1 Trailers
11 Sale
CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the
spot financing Down pay-
ments from $750 0 A C Cars.
trucks. vans 1981 to 1994
Alandy Auto Sales Lid 792
Simcce Street South. Oshawa
Phone 905-720-3382
1931 MERCEDES 3000 4 -
door good condition 8 run-
ning black. $1600 080 Call
905-723-2458
1994 BUICK ELECTRA Wagon
loaded well-mamtamed Cer-
fified 52500 08 0 '250
Straight 6' Runs well 3spd
transmission. Excellent con-
dition (905)-986-5255
WANTED
8335
1984 BUICK RIVIERA. im-
USED
LOST WALLET Harmony
marulale interior loaded as
EMBOSSING
Got` `'urse Pro Shop
is $3000 otic, Call 723-0619
"Ymouth Acclaim. $4495
/'eek
AanC Venn (905) 623-4772
leave roes �
MACHINE.
For plastic i D
905) 433-0211 Reward of
° ed for enclosed documents
1995 MA20A RX7 .n mint
cards
LoNs. kid-, clothes, household Items.
conddior S1 60C Certified cap
Please call Saw at
pwy��lley
1
Peter 905-428-9445
579 4407
Boarrk
1935 TORONADO, fully load -
ClaremontCommunity540%
HIMALAYAN KITTENS odor -
ed. 16C 000km 52500 Please
• 1990 CHRYSLER New Yorker
ante bnn,nes ;t rve anee-
phone (9051433-0183
1 Garages
onatety home raised. CCA
1986 V.W. ATTA C'esel
Yard Sales
registered, snots. 985-8021
goon, potty 3 ',res many new
CLOSING ;iOP.E iTEM5
BEAGLES cocker spamets
49 500 as is Call 905-
chair pads place mats. run-
ShelheS rock d-pooS pups for
extras $5 000 905-686-8269
ners, flgunnes. gourmet col-
sale Also H,malyan kittens
1937 SAUB 906 Fully loaded
fee beans household items.
Laurie 905-665-0191 or i-888-
CD P-ayer :unrogt /ery good
N lamps glassware knack-
577 -DOGS
looking rar' $4000 0 B 0 Call
knacks. books LP's d much
SIBERIAN HUSKIES puppies'
(905)-433-5573
more Jonathon St Ux-
bridge June
ne 20. 8 t0 3 p m
adults marry colours look nq
1937 STANZA GXE ,ailed
trailer S233C a C ( 9051
for loving home Registered
high mde-age mostly nignway
Huge YArd Safe
guaranteed call Susan 905-
S15OC e b o '905 666 3385
Sat June 19th Elam -4pm
420-5671
deckbunks master bedroom
Excellent treasures.
rrd condition as k,nq
1988 BUICK _ESABRE
Ri ring)
OSNAWA OBEDIENCE Arrr
condition (.idly loaded certia
sho &ParkMar�sbury
stare d Park Cres Pickering)
Classes :,anmq Monday
bed asking $4200 cap 1905)
1664 Amberlea Rd. Pickering
Joie 29 Puppy and Basic To
837-0064 before 10 am or al -
MOVING SALE 15 Smith Or
Register cap Bev 1905, 655-
ter 6 pm
'i,rr"ure names
etc Everytning must go Sat
4002
1113 CAVALIER, 4 �4 2 5-,r
8 Sun 8 a m June 20 6 21
(;nrgenasPuppivs
' 65 11C ,, ms - r'ed wmd-
RarnorShee
tamek. Asking 54600
,ws. CO payer runs well
UXBRIDGE SAT Jute 20 9 -
5^(;nes pots. plants.
Some furniture. some Hooks
52 King St
.1 Arts 6
CRAFT DEALERS WANTED 'sir
COFle, I -ran ext•avagan:a
August Bin 8 9m at the Cour-
' ce Flea Market Attendance
Nits be over WW People Can
905.436-1024
seNeg uncerti
Jeff 905-623-9230
1133 FIFTH avenue for sale
Good :onddion Certified
52700 o 0 o Gu days 619-
1325 Dan after Spm 831-3484
ask for Mike
1988 MERCUPv •J AZ
S1 40C or best dner Burgandy
exterior gray inferior dean
ar air tapelradio 905-668-
6696
PICK your own piantces 227 Court St., Ossa- au, cruise, alloy wheels.
S�wa.576-7448. YARD SALE emerald green. grey interior.
RAWBERRIM
Excrlll Id Si rppry A wii�iNe
(9a 294-3275 for «op (report
READY PICKED
STRAWBERRIES
are available d our farm no
8100 Steelees Ave. E., Markham
wNDSU M - Alpha Comp-
tec Board. 180 L, 56 Alphaw-
Ing sail. Excellent condition
$700 rack included. 905-839-
3909 Liidael.
1 "'Ndi"
M sow
ANTIQUES?AIL"IvteM Ad-
vice- always valuable. usually
tree! Purchasing outright, es-
tates w/some antique cont-
ents. (no limit to value Con-
sidered), collections of any
sort, quantities or single an-
tique items. Special interest in
Moorcron pottery I'll try to re-
spond to an queries. Robert
Bowen Antiques- Brooklin.
Ontario (905)655-8049. tax
(905)655.5501
gold trim package, new tires.
Sat. June 20th 8:30-4:OOptm 99km Excellent condition.
$7900 certified 0 8.0 (905).
90 Hurley Rd. (Burcher/Bayly) 433-0201
1993 HONDA Civic DX Coupe
5 speed, au, hit. cassette. new
brakes and fires. 64.ODOkms .
1 Ytes 1 Teal green. $11.000 obo.
(905)728-3120
WEB DESIGN
SERVICE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Can Johm Duarte
at 379-4400
1996 PONTIAC Firebird. 5 71.
engine, red with black leather
Interior, 1 -roof. fully -loaded,
excellent condition. 78.000km
automatic. asking $25.900
905-579-8949
1996 VW GOLF, under 50.000
km, 5 speed, black, security
lady driven, $13. 00 lito bb.
Call Stacey 576.8083
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No turn downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! If you
work; you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
1986 HONDA Accord F
On -res Lke net. '!9CGCK:n;
Red New 11105 Cenihed Ask
'rig $3500 (9051-619-1251 at -
Ter 6pm or 1416)-822-
040 Mays
ACADIAN PARTS CAR -1985
lots ,,f nen parts. new head 3
months use new starter 6
much more $300 Bryn 1-
105-328-0'281 isnp)
CELEBRATE SUMMER! FIES-
TA SAYINGS COME YOUR
WAY AT CERTICAR. NEW AR-
RIVALS'' LOOK AT THESE
DEALS'! Eq '386 eie',nty
cold air Certified. spotless.
Dory $2 195. 1992 Transport
GT loaded 119000 kms
3.800 v-6 absohaery mca
arimg 59 988 1995 Flretty.
auto 4 dr. 70000 kms. wow
$7995 1995 Lumina van
101000 kms lovely greer
super safe S1C985 1991 Z23
Camaro loaded 5 speed. ,-B
lul7c/ you $7777, 1994 F,n-
ny. red 5 speed. trust an ar-
ound. $4495 REDUCED 1989
TRACKER fantastic 5 speed
new top now $3.995 firm
price 1993 NrSSW King Cab.
auto. 129 000 kms Help'
58.850 1991 Mazda 323 arta.
99 000 kms 'ice car S5 295
1993 Aemstar Sport ext load-
edpretty red aro Silver Steal
n' $7 995 him 1991 Sunbwd.
GT auto. wrote. loaded.
106 OOC kms exceptional :ar
3 12 `J 6 $6 985 tum I Stu
Ford XL F -'5c, 5 Speed
Sharp only 66 000 kms now
$8 850 1995 Grand Am real
loaded a knock out 510 500
1990 Jena GL truri a goad
car $4 950 For these aed oni
or certified. recwMtiated auto
see you H CrMrcar Auto Cao-
Ire. 155 King St. West at Mid-
town Mall Call (9051 579-
2a36 Open Sundays
CELEBRATE SUMMER' FIES-
TA SAVINGS COME YOUR
WAY AT CERTICAR NEW AR-
RIVALS!' LOOK AT THESE
DEALS'! ° • 3' i ■e, -
Corn, 4 , auto liner white
Hurry' Oruy $5 995 93 Nissan
King Cab auto T2900D kms
mint ^ S8 500 94 Ford x;
F-150 4 Speed sharp only
66 000 kr"S Safe only S8 988
94 Grand Vr,Yaguer LE very
clean loaded 3 3. v-6 must
see at $10 995 93 Transport
SE trust green loaded
115.000 kms 3800 v-6 hic.
est we we seen now SII 500
93 Aerostar en sport. loaded
red and silver. 8 pass. pretty,
red and sliver. Steal If -
$8 SOC 95 Lumina APV
122 OCA kms excelklrt ]ti ar-
ound 511988 92 Gromit Cara-
van 121 000 kms black and
god 3 3 v-6 only $8 500
REDUCED - 91 SunDrrd G T.
wrote waded. 106.000 kmS.
exceptionlal car it
S6 995 firm 93 Grano Am
burgundy. gotta love it 58.885
95 Grand Am teal loaded. a
knock out $10.985 93 Lummal
234loaded. black beauty.
144.000 kms super sale
57;77 92 Buick LeSabre.
loaded, nice. /Xan, new style
now $8.500 95 Geo 4 door. 4
cyl. air. auto. Wakeup" Rare
Find at $6.995 89 Grand Am
Just gorgeous. 135.000 kms
loaded burgundy. 5 speed
S3.88890 Jetta. G L . auto
151.000 kms, truly a good car
only $4.995 Felt these aed
Now confined. raoMitierred
atio meat CMicar Ates
Cam, 155 IUP St. wast at
MiNwe Nall Call (905) 579•
2886. Opo Sadaps.
"CERTIFIED CARS' 1991 Ply-
mouth Colt 200 GT $2450.
1986 Olds Cutlass Cierra ES
loaded $1450: 1985 Honda
Prelude loaded. auto. $1450:
Cap 905-655-4253 or 416-569-
4849
FROM $2,495. 92 Voyager.
92 Grand Am GT. 92 Buick
Regal, 92 Dynasty, 91 Tempo.
91 Sundance. 91 A4X-6. 88
Taurus. 88 Sunlyd. 88 YJ
Jeep, 88 Justy 4X4. 85 Lin-
coln Pow r Auto Sales. Whitby
430-2277
NEW FINANCMO? 93 Cavali-
er, 4 -dr. arc. $5995 93 Dodge
Caravan a/c. $8995. 92 Lumi-
na
umrna Euro. V6. $6995 91 Cavali-
er a/C, 114K. 54995. 91 Nissan
160ONX. t -roof. 55995. 91
Blazer. V6, S6995 90 Beretta
130K. 5-spd. 54995 89 C'ev
Cony Van. only 87K. $11.995
All sold certified 50 more
available Canmore Auto
Sales 200 Oundas St W
Whitby 905-665-8977
OSHAWA AUTO CENTRE '1974
7933 RAMCHARGER 2 �; Km
Your one stop sales and sen-
' , 4 qac! :rnnninn $2 90C or
1 11w aril 1 crag =d
best offer Can 490512153-4072
• S•1••
1990 AEROSTAR $3650 93
Camaro 8 cyl automatic
"Ymouth Acclaim. $4495
BiG GARAGE: SAi.E
1tri vehicles engine 6 body
. mint condition with ac
S;oMtled
a.m. - _ IN1 (' m
Best Offer IKelty bSat)±-;I1
54Mullen Dr.. Ajax (north Westneyi
nisi 905-683-7301 or 9C5-
CS54
-:'8-1879 after 6pm
LoNs. kid-, clothes, household Items.
1910 CHRYSLER LEBARON
1989 Cavalier. 4 cyl au-
.ogme fully waded S,01
rorrahc. 151 kms. only
- al. ?arm CO slere0. exCei-
$2.695 1989 Tempest 4 dr
I Condhon 109000kms
ClaremontCommunity540%
0 8 0 ( 905(-430-6649
989 Chrysler Daytona. 4 cyl
automatic. S2295, 1990 Sun -
• 1990 CHRYSLER New Yorker
♦ • , ♦
S'i Averue .waded leather
$3 595 1990 Pontiac Bonne-
•"trot. ! owner ImmaCuate
-ille. 4 dr, white loaded.
.nddon 56300 isms Cern-
Saturday, June 20. 9:00 am 2:00 pm
'.ed $6950 (905P-430-5656
T. 6 cyl, automatic 4 dr
1990 BONAIR Hardtop ter'
1990 FORD AEROSTAA Eldie
(RAIN OR SHINE)
Bauer Edition 'ower stet`'nq
extras $5 000 905-686-8269
power brakes air. premium
10 km north of Hwy. 7 on Brock Rd.
a
�� X65
1"1 COLEMAN •'a,dtor trail
roof rank 000kkmm
from Stoutfville,
•oil c"flon Certified
�4
take the
750 obit (905) 668-7562
Old Stouffville Rd. east to Brock Rd.
after 4 p m
lent shape. $6200 Call 905-
11,1 ACCLAIM, automatic
Maps available in Claremont
white 115 000 k am -,m sm-
trailer S233C a C ( 9051
ec cassette air. 9Wd condi-
a
1992 JAYCO 30' trailer
Bort certified $5 ON Tek -
BARGAINS GALORE • REUSE • RECYCLE
phone 1905) 831-5633
16th ANNUAL VII.:.AGE a YARD SALE
1992 WICK skyu x z
deckbunks master bedroom
it7orTy
Dour. V6 ABS Air WMte Wei
rrd condition as k,nq
maintained 155KMS $6500
MOVING SALE
0 B 0 (905)-668-2137
1994 COLEMAN hard-TCp ren,
1992 GPArn Am GT 125 000
Sat. June 20, 7 a.m. -1 p.m.
km Flay loaded. 4 door, auto.
1664 Amberlea Rd. Pickering
6858 1e'I green 19os1 zs9
IFinch/Whites) lawnmower, desk,
be to running conwuun Cap
427-2415 or some to 479
Couch, kitchen table,
19" PONTNC Grand Am SE
many more household items.
grey
grey e. with cyl .. auto.ABS.till p 13
am/1m cassette. new brakes.
shocks. muffler. well marn-
tamek. Asking 54600
(90503-n88
Sat. June 20th 8am-2pm
1993 CAVALIER Z24 Red.
12 Homes Ma ill Dr. A'ax
g 1
Am/Fm cassette, AIC, crwse.
Raindate Sat.June 27th
tin. trunk release. tint window.
5 speed. Immaculate condi-
tion. Must be seal 93 DOOkm.
asking 58.900 Call 668-4464
YARD SALE
cave
furniture and household items,
1913 OU)SM LE ACNEIVA
EMateriall,
moving sale.
- 108.000 Mull very dean. /tins
AT., JUNE 20 8 A.M. - 2 P.M.
excellent 4 door. cruse, au.
28 HILLING DR., AJAX.
a1110m cassette. $6.800 Call
(905) 435-7237
1993 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM
PICK your own piantces 227 Court St., Ossa- au, cruise, alloy wheels.
S�wa.576-7448. YARD SALE emerald green. grey interior.
RAWBERRIM
Excrlll Id Si rppry A wii�iNe
(9a 294-3275 for «op (report
READY PICKED
STRAWBERRIES
are available d our farm no
8100 Steelees Ave. E., Markham
wNDSU M - Alpha Comp-
tec Board. 180 L, 56 Alphaw-
Ing sail. Excellent condition
$700 rack included. 905-839-
3909 Liidael.
1 "'Ndi"
M sow
ANTIQUES?AIL"IvteM Ad-
vice- always valuable. usually
tree! Purchasing outright, es-
tates w/some antique cont-
ents. (no limit to value Con-
sidered), collections of any
sort, quantities or single an-
tique items. Special interest in
Moorcron pottery I'll try to re-
spond to an queries. Robert
Bowen Antiques- Brooklin.
Ontario (905)655-8049. tax
(905)655.5501
gold trim package, new tires.
Sat. June 20th 8:30-4:OOptm 99km Excellent condition.
$7900 certified 0 8.0 (905).
90 Hurley Rd. (Burcher/Bayly) 433-0201
1993 HONDA Civic DX Coupe
5 speed, au, hit. cassette. new
brakes and fires. 64.ODOkms .
1 Ytes 1 Teal green. $11.000 obo.
(905)728-3120
WEB DESIGN
SERVICE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Can Johm Duarte
at 379-4400
1996 PONTIAC Firebird. 5 71.
engine, red with black leather
Interior, 1 -roof. fully -loaded,
excellent condition. 78.000km
automatic. asking $25.900
905-579-8949
1996 VW GOLF, under 50.000
km, 5 speed, black, security
lady driven, $13. 00 lito bb.
Call Stacey 576.8083
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No turn downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! If you
work; you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
1986 HONDA Accord F
On -res Lke net. '!9CGCK:n;
Red New 11105 Cenihed Ask
'rig $3500 (9051-619-1251 at -
Ter 6pm or 1416)-822-
040 Mays
ACADIAN PARTS CAR -1985
lots ,,f nen parts. new head 3
months use new starter 6
much more $300 Bryn 1-
105-328-0'281 isnp)
CELEBRATE SUMMER! FIES-
TA SAYINGS COME YOUR
WAY AT CERTICAR. NEW AR-
RIVALS'' LOOK AT THESE
DEALS'! Eq '386 eie',nty
cold air Certified. spotless.
Dory $2 195. 1992 Transport
GT loaded 119000 kms
3.800 v-6 absohaery mca
arimg 59 988 1995 Flretty.
auto 4 dr. 70000 kms. wow
$7995 1995 Lumina van
101000 kms lovely greer
super safe S1C985 1991 Z23
Camaro loaded 5 speed. ,-B
lul7c/ you $7777, 1994 F,n-
ny. red 5 speed. trust an ar-
ound. $4495 REDUCED 1989
TRACKER fantastic 5 speed
new top now $3.995 firm
price 1993 NrSSW King Cab.
auto. 129 000 kms Help'
58.850 1991 Mazda 323 arta.
99 000 kms 'ice car S5 295
1993 Aemstar Sport ext load-
edpretty red aro Silver Steal
n' $7 995 him 1991 Sunbwd.
GT auto. wrote. loaded.
106 OOC kms exceptional :ar
3 12 `J 6 $6 985 tum I Stu
Ford XL F -'5c, 5 Speed
Sharp only 66 000 kms now
$8 850 1995 Grand Am real
loaded a knock out 510 500
1990 Jena GL truri a goad
car $4 950 For these aed oni
or certified. recwMtiated auto
see you H CrMrcar Auto Cao-
Ire. 155 King St. West at Mid-
town Mall Call (9051 579-
2a36 Open Sundays
CELEBRATE SUMMER' FIES-
TA SAVINGS COME YOUR
WAY AT CERTICAR NEW AR-
RIVALS!' LOOK AT THESE
DEALS'! ° • 3' i ■e, -
Corn, 4 , auto liner white
Hurry' Oruy $5 995 93 Nissan
King Cab auto T2900D kms
mint ^ S8 500 94 Ford x;
F-150 4 Speed sharp only
66 000 kr"S Safe only S8 988
94 Grand Vr,Yaguer LE very
clean loaded 3 3. v-6 must
see at $10 995 93 Transport
SE trust green loaded
115.000 kms 3800 v-6 hic.
est we we seen now SII 500
93 Aerostar en sport. loaded
red and silver. 8 pass. pretty,
red and sliver. Steal If -
$8 SOC 95 Lumina APV
122 OCA kms excelklrt ]ti ar-
ound 511988 92 Gromit Cara-
van 121 000 kms black and
god 3 3 v-6 only $8 500
REDUCED - 91 SunDrrd G T.
wrote waded. 106.000 kmS.
exceptionlal car it
S6 995 firm 93 Grano Am
burgundy. gotta love it 58.885
95 Grand Am teal loaded. a
knock out $10.985 93 Lummal
234loaded. black beauty.
144.000 kms super sale
57;77 92 Buick LeSabre.
loaded, nice. /Xan, new style
now $8.500 95 Geo 4 door. 4
cyl. air. auto. Wakeup" Rare
Find at $6.995 89 Grand Am
Just gorgeous. 135.000 kms
loaded burgundy. 5 speed
S3.88890 Jetta. G L . auto
151.000 kms, truly a good car
only $4.995 Felt these aed
Now confined. raoMitierred
atio meat CMicar Ates
Cam, 155 IUP St. wast at
MiNwe Nall Call (905) 579•
2886. Opo Sadaps.
"CERTIFIED CARS' 1991 Ply-
mouth Colt 200 GT $2450.
1986 Olds Cutlass Cierra ES
loaded $1450: 1985 Honda
Prelude loaded. auto. $1450:
Cap 905-655-4253 or 416-569-
4849
FROM $2,495. 92 Voyager.
92 Grand Am GT. 92 Buick
Regal, 92 Dynasty, 91 Tempo.
91 Sundance. 91 A4X-6. 88
Taurus. 88 Sunlyd. 88 YJ
Jeep, 88 Justy 4X4. 85 Lin-
coln Pow r Auto Sales. Whitby
430-2277
NEW FINANCMO? 93 Cavali-
er, 4 -dr. arc. $5995 93 Dodge
Caravan a/c. $8995. 92 Lumi-
na
umrna Euro. V6. $6995 91 Cavali-
er a/C, 114K. 54995. 91 Nissan
160ONX. t -roof. 55995. 91
Blazer. V6, S6995 90 Beretta
130K. 5-spd. 54995 89 C'ev
Cony Van. only 87K. $11.995
All sold certified 50 more
available Canmore Auto
Sales 200 Oundas St W
Whitby 905-665-8977
OSHAWA AUTO CENTRE '1974
STARCRAFT HARDTOP
Your one stop sales and sen-
TRAILER Excellent condition
Ice centre. Good ears, plus
$2400 Also a wood standard
lull service. repairs, wamn
ties, Iinaricing and hml 1984
l
size freezer less fridge S100
Camaro 8 cyl automatic
Call 623-8248
$2.900 1988 Ford Mustang, 2
:127,L Nknd arri 905
dr 4 yi automatic $2 595
1!W LIOMEL Hardtop.
p. excel -
1988 Ford Bronco II 6 ryl
lent condition includes ice -
automatic 4 x 4. $3.595
box, screen room. electrical
1989 Cavalier. 4 cyl au-
(look -up extra storage. $260C
rorrahc. 151 kms. only
OBO Call 905-428-0536
$2.695 1989 Tempest 4 dr
lard motor 905-668-50'7
4 cyl automatic $2 900
1168 CORSAIR 36h like new'
989 Chrysler Daytona. 4 cyl
automatic. S2295, 1990 Sun -
Crowe Lake. Marmo a Sleeps
bird 2 or 4 cyl automatic.
6. IWI length hpoul 4011 deck
$3 595 1990 Pontiac Bonne-
awning d more' Only $17 500
-ille. 4 dr, white loaded.
Beverly (905)576-5510
$4 495. 1990 Chev Corsica
1%0 FONTAINE -.�!ar strip
T. 6 cyl, automatic 4 dr
1990 BONAIR Hardtop ter'
S3 795. 1990 Buick Regal 6
trader sleeps a loaded wim
wl 2 or. loaded. S4 595
extras $5 000 905-686-8269
-390 Chev Beretta GTZ 5
GM i9105t509-7806
speed black $4500 1990
1"1 COLEMAN •'a,dtor trail
.avaher RS 6 Cyl 2 dr.
er Sieeps - 979 -a -room
r,,ack, 5 speed. $3900 1991
beatibike rack furnace, tub
:hey Sprint. 5 speed- $2295
shower Nater heater. excel -
'991 Chev Cavalier 2 dr 4
lent shape. $6200 Call 905-
,,A. automatic. $3.800. 1991
668-7227
GMC Jimmy 4 3 automatic 4
trailer S233C a C ( 9051
x 4. only $6995 .992 Cava
1992 JAYCO 30' trailer
'ier 2 at, 4 ^yl 5 speed,
sleeps 8 air .onclitoned mi -
$3 695 Come and See us at
uowave new shed Beautiful
160 Simeoe St. S., ,n Oshawa
deckbunks master bedroom
and shop from our stock of at-
rrd condition as k,nq
fordable certified vehicles.
S14 GCO (905)831-2682
open I - 8 weekdays. 8 - 5
1994 COLEMAN hard-TCp ren,
Saturdays (9051 404-2255
trailer Sleec, q S3CrA in Up-
grades incl screeri-in porch
stored ndoorS used rwtce
'own :a' 52590 excellent Asking SSW 905-579-2080
rordition 1985 Buick A.'nvra
$150C '990 ;aval,e' .:a ;Cr 94 40 it ,ciden Falcon with
S320C Cal, 3C5 a3• Ict P..,, •,rnisheo air shed
•- deck ;-el seasonal pari(
berween )nam Wellnrc Anv .nine
Batiy, St East Ajax it
'sk nig $32 50C 080 905
• •
25 3532 905-668.1653
(905)-725-9146
RENTING 1998-ardlop tent
SCRAP CARS Aanted top
iiler5 wk:', S✓25 tong wee -
prces -aid Same day puck
up Attc cars Tor resale. twu
m11 Sitio- _,01 10P S22&n*k
soy up ro $5000 Cats 686-
:127,L Nknd arri 905
771
55-8893
bedown passenger location
!AN converted ' : ru•Stom
1 Trucks
A-6, .err good
Sok
We 'ow mileage Also Dox
seats available plus extra
-arfer 8 15hp Eymnrde our
Passenger swivel seal ( 8
lard motor 905-668-50'7
occupant or 5 occupant plus
Marine
wheekftr) $7.500 905-576
-RAFT .,' ..
auto 15 xudLX-1 iio olm or
seu make an „ret 90 -728 -
best reasonable cher 434
7540
2775
laundry lac. Daytime
taupe. leather interior. am1rN
1%0 FONTAINE -.�!ar strip
1992 GRAND PRIX. ,rut:, mat
15h -it, '-?4 --.-v Merc;irr
K: -nuir, 1.- hew Drakes
Mit cbc;,':..,n -:dssic Must
Ceti phone. good shape S9r,C
be seen SSCOO : D o Call
or best offer (905,404-9624
GM i9105t509-7806
Autanoaks
1939 CAMPION "^ Eli,w .. ^
1
e, 3 'L . ',, ,. ,'. ,c!7oara win
Wareaa
"ager cataient condition
S Casa S .. _:*ante,! r•
IC5r623-140C
a, '•,Jar. �'orecf Cars and
1991 SEAD00 Bcmttar
wrile-ons tale Gear out, you
die, : state, '1 •^ ,;over b
,:asci n) 905-426-0208
trailer S233C a C ( 9051
A I A AUTO ::ars Irucxs
5'9.354
=gals he :;,I, SBC- S'. SOC
191S SEAD00 - nGuoes
'ash 41 :ht Split Any tonal-
CCK, d ' : (:a:: -ri 55500
%on. any year Call us any-
firm C;W,9G5i430-2073
''rot. 24 hours. 7 days 3C
nun Service 905-686-500.3 or
24 FT ',i:, . ,, ^ped '.shrug
905-706.5234
bN dt Sta crair +whieftan Ex
press Short ander trader
CASH FOR CARS! We DuY
aim electric wmen $12000
us+^. ;eo.ictes ,ern7lits must
Will sell equipment separate
be to running conwuun Cap
427-2415 or some to 479
9C5 '28-1388
Batiy, St East Ajax it
9 FT INFLATABLE c At 9 -p
MURAO AUTO SALES
UlD,,ar: .. ;,-,c • I'lienq Con-
(905)-725-9146
mhon witn 5 gallon link
SCRAP CARS Aanted top
$65C 0 B 3 9C5 -6W.:-58
prces -aid Same day puck
up Attc cars Tor resale. twu
Me 1 Apartments
soy up ro $5000 Cats 686-
For Rem
771
1 • •
bedown passenger location
1 -BEDROOM -
1 Trucks
:,al Aia. ,:. . g,, ^a
Sok
Tate entrance a. anabie
seats available plus extra
'rtedatehy Can 583 -4-54
1993 GMC S!5 Jimmy 4.4
28C 000km needs minor
work S2.000 Cap 905-720-
345'
1
4 WhoM
1979 Ford Vas red and lack
velvet and Dutton upholstery
Fridge, vine rack_ ted cap-
tain chairs Needs motor
$750 o b o Must be seen'
725-2383
1988 GMC CAMPER VAN Al
• •
V8 Asking $4000 0 8 0
(905)-725-9146
-3 Bedrooms
1999 ASTRID EXTENDED. M
chair van Mint. Factory raised
root. custom Iigntsirtnm Side
•
entry. superarm lift. q/strant
1 • •
bedown passenger location
101 0001i1ms . pis, pi air,
am/fm rear healer All factory
seats available plus extra
Passenger swivel seal ( 8
occupant or 5 occupant plus
WILSON/OLIVE area 2 betl-
wheekftr) $7.500 905-576
room apt available July t
4776.
Fridge stove, neat, trydro in -
1992 FORD Explorer Eddie
cu ed 57421mo. Carpel.
Bauer edition 4x4. green,parking,
laundry lac. Daytime
taupe. leather interior. am1rN
263-8369 or evenings 263•
CO. air. p/w, p/1. 137.000km.
2522
asking 512.uoo 080. 9o5- 2 BEDROOM apt near Osta-
430-3420 wa Centre and 401 Parking.
1993 GMC Safari XLT Cargo laundry. storage Available
Van. W/air, new ppadrol. new immedatkey Non Smokers
bab'new brakes. 220K Cert,- Preferred $6251mo. plus hy-
fied. $5600 (905)-432-8887 dro 579.0246
after 6pm.
1995 GMC SAFARI Van
t08000Kms Great condition
Fully loaded Certified
$13500. Call (905)-686-3428
after 6pm
1 Trailers
17 FT. SOLER Travel trailer
for rent S325/wk. Washroom.
3 way Indge/stove. i furnace
(905)-725.1202
2 BEDROOM basement apt
5750ymonth all inclusive. Ask
for Clens or Joanne at 427-
4082.
?-BEDROOM available any-
time located 309 Cordova
Rd Oshawa. No pets Please
cap 905-579-2387, atter 5 pm
2 -BEDROOM, clean, bright.
parking, laundry. 6 urche
Gayly area. Ajax Available
July 1st. $
700 Inclusive Call
686-2979
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Rem Rom Rent 1 Ram 1 Rent 1 1 for Sys 1 1 la Saw
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 RM
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
S785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, llvdro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
svvls.fe.xltic'..it,rl;,
Iva! !street /floor/
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615 OUNROBIN CRT .
the best •;_;r. Oshawa
Over 2 300 sq t finished
basement $204.786 19051
432-2527
AJAX - LARGE or,gr, egal
basement on, ,ecroom ta-
Ciii11 bath. 3 app air park
Ing. laundry Ne smokingpets
available immediateh $680
InCf plus cable ,9051 426-
6467 atter 6 p In
ATTRACTIVE. Alax 3 -bedroom
mal" 'Inor near All amenities
fenced backyard. ample park -
Ing $950 nciusive Available
Jury t Call 1905)683-&294
AJAX : entral basement
agar ent bngM cleat 4 ap
pllances ceramic floor park.
Ing separate entrance $575 .
utildWr call 905483-8768
AJAX. • bedmcm casement
k;r rent 110 Tullpdt Washer
dryer. Irdge. 8 stove Avail -
awe Jury 1 S650,1mo Call
(905)-686-2778
AJAX lum,Shed bXNNor
apes^• -ion'. pnvate entrance.
Park -ng references 1st,lasl.
no pets S600mc, inclusive
NORTH OSHAWA ,,
S 2bedroom Elsa large
balcony Well managed quiet
budding Controlled entrance
5624.1729 utd cable. parking
No dogs August/September
1st 905-579-5584
2 BEOROOM AVAILABLE FOR
JULY IST r;a'ed a' 350
Malaga Rd Oshawa 5720,
me all Inclusive No pets
Please call (905)-576-6724
ONE AND TWO bedroom
int meil. Ile aos[✓ss;on cen-
tral Oshawacoupe preterred.
mdulAn fridge. stove. carpet
ireshuy-Pried shopping pla-
za. laundry facliies no pets
Near bus Reasorube
,905i725-26542 after sPm
SPACIOUS wel'-mamtamed 2
bemr c^ apts Avail at 900
and 688 Glen St Some aim
walk-in closets. palm or" -
ed Close to schools. Srop-
Pmg amtre GO Station ut6-
WS Included Cal 728-4993
Avaigble Ju;y 1st (905)-426
7738 or 14161-269-5408 OSHAWA 2 locations, central
an
dear North Oshawa Every -
C s;ium east one and two
AUG 1st. 2 Bedroom very Ottlroom apartments quiet
included No pets. quiet c1Qan buil
sings Stan $575 per
building S67&rnonin Cyt m0 no PSK Call 436.6889 or
579-9600 728-02M
AVAILABLE 1MMEOIATELY. it
Wni•p Ap• sva-
aius Carpeled, newly paint-
ed. -M balcony. dost to bus.
shopping, all '"ties Included
t rs1/1ris required. no pets 1
bedroom 5690 2 bedroom.
$790 3 bedroom 5850 Cyt
430-0134
BASEMENT APARTMENT
Us' _h ^d Ad °DO 51' ' 'e
room ;,entry Alf Centra VAL
Al Appliances, separate af-
Ignce 6 DAil ng Close to au
amenibes no nets innkvfn tnr
non-smoker very quiet per.
son 1st Last 6 references
required $650 monthly
Available July 1st Call
Michelle or Shannon Mon -Fn,
9-7pm 433-1166
PICKERING BROCK RC north
of nrry 02 urge 1 oedroom
basement apartment. sepa-
rale entrance full bath can -
plate kitchen, spacsous Irvuhg
room. private laundry 5650
inclusive Available July 2
Non-smokers no Pets
Bloor/Parti; Rd,
Onebedroom S,%M
Two bedroom $670
.ii c91 -An units
u: y plex. heat and
patrktng occluded
\ear 401 Ist/lAst,
nes pits
1-888-749-2738
or 14161 501-168-
PICKERING - . , -h,
2 _ bearJom basement
Apartment uurory hydro. ca-
lk Included $70C per month
Available tmmedianey (416)
236-8572 days
PICKERING 1 bedroom base-
ment apt 'Jtddles separate
entrance laundry MO in-
CIUSlve Suitable for one No
Pets Available immediately
(905)686-8562
9O5µ28 6118PIMR
M bnlgrd 2 bedroom
BROOKLO 2 bedroom apan-
Above ground apt Includes
intent 2nd floor. appliances
appliances. utilities. air. 2
Included Close to amenities
parking no pets45mokng
and schools July Ise $698
$795,mo July 1st (905) -683 -
utilities included Call 655-
9629
5539
PICKERING's Prestigious lo -
CENTRAL Ort ma, large 1, 2.
titan Avail. Immd 15005q tI
d 3 bedroom apartments
bsmt apt S750/mo Single
available in well-maimyned
preferred Non-smokerlpels
building Close to All amehill
IsVlast required References
Cad 905-723-0977
Leave message (905)-639-
CENTRAL WHITBY 2 spanoiu
7773
2 bedrooms den, un clean
HMCKERIMG, wesishore. 1 -
bright quiet triplex $9251mo,
bedroom Easement apart -
Includes utilities. 1 avail Aug
ment Separate entrance.
1st., other Oct 1st iswst 1e_
parking, bus. newly-renovat-
gtared 1905)-263-4125
ed. cede, asking $650 irclu-
COZY dean ONE BEDROOM
905-831 2 tirstnast. Cad
basement apt. semi Stove.
fridge, i
ace parting. 5595 ild-
AVAN ABLE IMKDIATELY
hues included. Waverly S
very. clean• Idose to sd**.
Oshawa. No Nis Atgd. July
rom�
1 668-1946
room $4 $590 inti
ap ��' bedroom
ive
s. spacious 655.3607.
apartment. laundry, $625 +-
hy
ROTHERBLEN N 2 bedroom
dro Oshawa 1 bdrm. $535
basement apt. Clean d Mo.
Plus hydro Both avail Aug
Separate entrance, laundry, no
1st. CAN or (905)263-9968 or
Pets/Smoking. S780/mo. in -
433 -7810
elusive. Avad. Aug 1St. (905)-
426-5523 after bpm
LAKEVIEW PARK, Oshawa,
upper level of house.2 bed-
room, deck, fenced yard 8
V
Ublities included. 1st.
Last, d references required.
$735/mo avail. July 1st 905-
509-2825
LARGE 2 -bedroom basement
apt Pilate tome N. Oshawa.
fireplace. a/c, cable. $7251
month + hydro July 1 905-
720-3702 or 905.655-7473
AJAX- 2 -bedroom apartment
in building $770/month ll
ties
li6-
tfes included. Available Aug
ISI Near bus. shopping &
schools Omer, nice area.
6113-6145.
SOUTH PICKERMG- 3 bed-
room Condo apt. Parking, walk
to GO and mall. large rooms.
appharces, $1010 inclusive.
Md Knight (905) 831-2273.
Family Buildings. spa-
cious 2 8 3 B/R apts .
ubls incl Freshly paint-
ed, rec club. events for
all ages from BBOs to
Santa, starting from
5670 Call to view:
(905) 721 -8741
wH11IY -2 bedroom res,-
denhal area. parking ne pets
5795 inclusive (416)-699-
528%
WHITBY - Bright one bed.
r.,om in Chnstian tame $625
r•dudes utilities. cablelaun-
ty, parting. Aug Ist (905)
_0-2611 References re-
riored
WHITBY - 1 bedroom appart-
ment avauaole July Ise 5625
montnly Includes heat and
^arking for one car Phone
430-2092 or 723.6985
WHITBY, 2 -bedroom. upper 6 -
;lex avanable immediately
$770. hrst4asl. 1 car parking
'eat water. laundry Call
4tam 1905) 831-5132 (905)
F86-1533
WHITBY. GARRARD and 02,
erge new ,,e bedroom.
nalkput basement. laundry.
_j5%5 per month inclusive
!lephone (905) 723-5886
WHITBY. newer modern 2-
bedrn-•m legal basement
apartment. available imme-
dateh, S595/mo .ti3 utilities,
tst'Wst references Leave
message 905-619-9500 for
Tim Webster
WHITBY - 2 6 3 bedroom
a0drmer,TS available imme.
DlatelY Call 416-%89-4145 or
905-665-7543
WHY re^r when you can own
your ,wr rare for las Man
you trunk' ' Call Dave May -
lock Sales Rep ReJMaa
Summit Realty 11991) Ltd
(905) 668.3800 or (9051 666-
3211
1 Houses
Fpr Rent
11 H() S X1 "ti
1Ot CANN*O•I
-iFFORD TO
Bt')' A HM'SE•'
., \-• Muer Lkx•npirv�ynt�•»
(905) 571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Staplev
ABA DABA OU Aw ':ave a
'Tome for yoL $500 down
oce - 6 0.1 free or Hee
.gabs or reduced mongage
'ste From S'5C A form AN in-
Auslve Income requirement
'-oro $27 500 gross GB
.en Collis COldwell Banker
11'5,128-9414
UPPER FLOOR of 3 bedroom
'wse oarkmg laundry
';'tared Avail immediately
5965,mo nciusrve IM13St
No Pets (416)-621-8501/
1905;-683-1717 after 7pm
ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING
E munlnS free Tnen own a
house from $55(1/monm 810
Roka Coldweb Banker ,905)
728-9414
AJAX
Immaculate 3-bdrm
main floor semi. Ap-
plis., laundry, park-
ing, No pets. Non-
smoker. July 1 St.
First/last, ref..
$875 + W. U111s_
jos-V9-5223
LEAU'nFUL 3 bedroom Dun-
talow Pnvalc r-intry ma
mature trees 721-8585 or
436.6957
BROOKLNI, furnished 3 bed-
room dome, short or long term
rental.(905),133-0080
COURTICE - sandringhwru
Trulls. Very clean 3 drm.
1650 sq. ff. Mouse. Aug. 1st.
$1255 +utilities. (416 286-
8609 a wwr(4161-337-�.
HARWOODIBAnY, 2 bed-
room basement aappi925/t.. 57501
Ino Mwf w mo. firsv
last. nes pets. Close to an
amenities Available July 1st.
420-1281
PICKERING 3 bedroom badb-
sPlit. fireplace, atc, credit ref-
erence. no petstsmoking.
Avail Aug 1St Ist/last.
$1250+utikities. Call Saeed
(905)-683.3762.
HOUSE-MCKERING, main
floor , 3 bedroom. 1 bath, fire-
place hardwood floors. 4 ap-
pharces. $950 plus 50'/ uti4-
ties. Clow to GO, no smoking.
first d last, available Aug. 1.
call 905-831-4753.
SMALL HOUSE with lemed
yard, full basement. Park RdJ
N. Of 401, Oshawa. $675/mo.
(905)-985-9513.
SICK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/mont
Minimum Income $30.000 year
" Not much downpayment?? Call Markl!
' Help for discharged bankrupts
�\,� Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5,000 QB
Discounted Mortgage Rate.
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty
WHY RENT? When you can
own tot less man $500;mo
Low down payment No down
Payment $$$ Thousands back
on dosing Call today and let
Don show you how Don
Coombs Caldwell Banker
(905)-728-9414
Housing
Wanted
$100 FINDERS FEE Cc4ie w.
2 c^,Idler looking for 2-3
bedroom hOUSeltownhOUSe in
Pickenng for Jury 1. Excellent
references No pets Please
call (416) 286-0807. leave
message or (905)426-4852
leave messaoe
1 Townhouses
For Rem
AN OSHAWA SOUTH 3 be,;
roo-r rowrnnuse close to
schools. snipping $950/mo
ALL INCLUSIVE Fir$tAast
Available July 1 (905) 579-
9956 days
PICKERING 3 bedroom town-
hocse 5 appliances Avail
Juty 1st $1100rmo Cal Ron
Comte 19051-831.2273
1 Rooms
for Rem
AJAX ... .. .--
h;•Te includes separate en-
trance cable. laundry park-
eg. Share with 1 other prefer
working non-smoker 5400,
morn 427-6932
AJAX clean quiet home for
resp•3nsiole tenant Share
kitchen. laludry and bath
'ria GO 401 S356'rnonin
=irsUlast Abstainer Imme-
:halely Pat (905)6190606
AVAILABLE Now rumishced
'wm �'para!e entrance.
-Itchen. laundry. au taaMles
=reler quhet working person
S44011110 Cao 839-4271 after
;9,
BEDROOM, plus Private Sit-
' ng roam ,r Country, fur-
'lw*d or iirhl umslied. use of
unchen Iaofines_ femAle pre-
•,rred S385;montn Seagrave
X6-965-3607 sip
(t1A\
BRIGHT HOL,SE
LVhhte% Rd S 4(11
Fuxin+ for rent
B&R available
weekly & monthly -
Hydro staff
wek-ci nen
420•-0042
"I t .,......
In detachee nJme, includes
ulddws. parking. pool Hear
transit RrSLlast required
Non-smoker S39O mo Call
9051683-0602
AACclorrhrrhOWliori
AJAX: bright Clean quiet
house To share Cable. BBC
l replace laundry. yard. 5-
appl. utilities, All Included
Avall Julytst $350/mo Fe-
mmale ale preferred (905)-619-
CONDO TO SHARE S Ajax 2
bedrooms. A/C. condo All
amenities including pool.
sauna. tenmstexercise room
Avail rmMid (905)-426.2843
011E level of house Includes
pnvate Icvingroom, bedroom
and bathroom Shared Wtchen,
Sepentrance, parking rid
extra storage area available.
Nice Oshawa location rear al
amenrws $500 am inclusive.
Craig 728-7943.
PM309 6 - A MIST TO SEE
Brock Rd 6 Hwy 2 Well
maintained home includes
cable. dose 10 all amemies,
a/c. central alarm. f*WAW
baseman, $400/mo. Call an-
ytime 905 429-0210
WNFn3IfWY. 2 - 2 moms in
new house. To share fa -
MOM home with Cat. park-
in 2206 laundry.
5350 inclusive.
CoAadwiairaas
For Roo
AJAX 3 bedroom 3 balcony
penthouse left apt. Nicely
decorated Harwood/Ceramic
flooring. Fridge, stove, dish-
washer. washer d dryer. 2
Parking Spots. 1517 sq.ft.
Avail immd. $1450/mo. 1st/
last (905)-426.7614.
751 SO.R. Finished. ground
level. caner, good exp05ure,
reasonable. Sunray StICOn-
sunMrs Rd. Call (905)-686-
6412.
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77 Free Rent 77 Oshawa
downtown 400-1600 sgft of.
f celRetan East Oshawa 1800
Sq It Commercial Hosue
450sq ft Shop. Call 434-2447
or 655-4132
400 sq. B new office space
S350 monln includes every-
thing Simco N location
available July 1 or flexible
Cad 5764999
COMMERCIAL STORE For
Rent '33 Queen 51 Pon Per-
ry Approx 600 sq n main
level. 3PProx 600 sq n base-
ment Newly renovated
Available immediately call
905-985.2543
1 Co" es
for Rem
BEAUTIFUL : apa,ea. Lake
Bancrotr •,erg private. dean
sand beach sleeps 7, nts
bu
available $550/week (613)
338-1170. leawemWsuagwe
PIGEON LAKE 3 bedroom
Waterfront es^age Kids sale
shoreline Dock facilities 5
min s N of Omemee $600;
Wk fumxShled (905)-655 4265
COTTAGE FOR Rent on large
secluded lot on peaceful
mouth Bay in Prince Edward
aunty. 3 -bedroom. 2 -bath.
Wwide 913SVsCreen sun -room,
10600/vreek Call (6/3µ76-
HAIIBURTON Highlands log
Condge lull.; equp d
AVAILABLE August 29m-
lember Stn. 5600 Labour day
weekend additionalS7S'rught
Call 49051683-77!6 or
(7Q5µ69-3092
• 1 Flo ds
laC Flisfaft_
CLEAR WATER AREA ? b
mom low'- w ooa ac=1
NO th vare yard- available
row For -ft aro 10 vvw phi"
9V 579-3166
CLEARWATER. 2 3 bedroom
fve7 •,•nc;ned mobile (per-
manent, homeS Gentry Air
pools hot tub near best nes
And Mahar attractions CMId.
ren welcome S27S week
'Maros shown in Your come
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Fa Sall
1 1 wale Homes
fa Saw
ATHABASCA AREA 71
Tnornoitte Oshawa TWO
storey, 4 bedrooms, gas. a/c.
C/v, fireplace. appliances, oak
kitchen. finished basement
DB;interlock driveway/gar-
Oens $168 000 (905) 579-
1799
PRIVATE- Pickering/Liverpool
3 bedroom Tormmo built. ex-
cellem lot Marry extras Save
Real Estate b GST Asking
5239.500 Call (905) 420-2407
tot appt
REDUCEDI 1107,000. Must
sell' 3 -bedroom semi or Bal-
sam near schools Separate
dinngroom New SGWO to
aleck Finished recroom
Newer CAC. windows, roof
Shed Workshop 5 applianc-
es QUICK POSSESSION -
Oshawa 905-723-9216. 905-
983-6072
WESTNEY HEIGHTS- 1950
sq it tin basement large Ya-
milyroom kitchen, well.
maontamed, on court, dose to
school Many extras
$203900 (905)-686-1886
Vacation
Pro ernes
$3.900 with $995 !( eft• :e
ciu•ted env,led hatter IW
Near Cobourg Great swim-
mng/sand beach hshIn
year round access (416)
431-1555
LAKE NIPISSING. established
tounsl resort on 2 acres 4 ca-
birhS, newer boars and motors,
diatela Year round part-time
IMOmie Or expand to Suit
6303.000 Phone 1-800-665-
1 con" -
For S"
COTTAGE FOR SALE ire
Pliant cake year round level
0. wall front. sandy beach.
CAN Bill SMIM. (705) 448-
2861 $35.000
Please read your classified
ad on the frost day of pubk-
cabon as we cannot be
ruportsible kr more than
ate insertion in BM [went of
an etror.
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. 6 SUN., JUNE 20/21
12-4 P.M. 639 Gracelane CL
Whites & Finch desirable Fox Hollow area.
Fenced back onto park, cedar deck, central
air, hardwood, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths.
$167,500. Call 831-3593.
Mongages.1 IAort
s.
� 1 Insurance Insurance
CLIENTS
A special t1wnk l/o:( tar ttour confidence
in my services to you over the many
years of placing your mortE>a,I<Zes and
loans. 0ttr company name has
chanted from
The Mortgage Factory to:
Central Funding Group Ltd.,
same location.
' -e, clients are welcome. For my usual
"1st, friendly professional service please
call:
STLVLA JULES (905) 686-2557
-Monday - Fridau , 9 a.m. - b p.m.
Et•enin;s and weekends
e905) 430-8429
1 Camper
Trnkr Stole
RED = p_;- tam;
IV campground And cottage
resat on the Trent Large
sitesTPaClOuS Full
hook up
'rrlm SM 2and3 bedroom
'Oftages from S425lweek
'ec roll store. pod. lakefront
sasmminq, boating, good irsh-
Ing 905-436-0807. 705.778 -
YOU HAVEN'T umpM at
Lakeneld Campground) Too
:.led' Great waterfront season.
it sdet available Daly.
weekly. 6 monthly famsy
Camping sties Available for
the JWy IlOkday weekend 1-
800-316-8841 www rravel-
)nx com/Peterborough Coaly
'05)652-8610
UM -
Money
to Lard
MONEY PROBLEMS. ;et .JL1
;'bt gwcr wlFn;ut going
baretrupi or being garnisheed
Everyone accepted regardless
d credit rAN Call for free
information 905-576-3505
Student loans Included
OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT
GUARANTEED SOME
COMPANIES CHARGE UP-
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DO NOT. IT 13
SUGGESTED THAT YOU
INVESTIGATE THOROUGH-
LY
BEFORE SIGNING ANY
CONTRACTS
1 Insurance
MORTGAGES - Good. bad and
ugly Financing for any pur-
pose, rates from 449% All
applications accepted Com-
munity Mortgage 668-6805
M Business
Opportunities
SSSSSS ANNOUNCEMENTI
The HOTTEST PRODUCT ever
to be released in Network
Marketing No competition",
Eamed $18.32749 in the last
90 days Be the first in your
city' 1-888-829-4231 toll free
HAIRSTYLIST. Nail Technr
can Own a terrific beauty
salon, luny equipped, 7 sta-
tions. North Oshawa.Also
1100 sq ft . FLower/ Gift shop
or 2200 sq ft high traffic retail
store Easy terms. reason-
able rent Don't miss these
golden Opportunities. call to-
day 725-1171
SHOW me the MONEY- Home
based business that works
Thousands are earning F/T in-
come with PIT work Call 24
his for 3 min business over-
view 1.800-727-4057
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at CHEATING ONTARIO
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rust be 18 T -lone
LIVE GIRLS. Call now 1-900-
4;1 5358 Ext 7525 $3 99/
•:,n Must be 18yrs Proeall
(602)-954.7420
OSHAWA RELAXING MAS.
',AGE ShaKu Sennce 40 King
;1 W(905) 404-9625 11 30 am
9 p
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AUCTIONEERS we will sell in detail lots from:
NAME BRAND COMMERCIAL INVENTORIES
ART GALLERY PUBLISHER'S INVENTORY -
ESTATES • CONSIGNMENTS - LIQUIDATIONS
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EXQUISITE HAND CARVED MAHOGANY FURNITURE - ITALIAN
WOOD FRAMED DECOR dr GRAND FOYER MIRRORS - SPORTS
MEMORABILIA - LAMPS -CRYSTAL - COINS a NOTES - GIFT.
WARE - JEWELLERY MFG. DISPOSAL - HUMMEL - STAMPS -
HARLEY DAVIDSON - COCA COLA - DISNEY COLLECTIBLES -
L.E. PRINTS - ROMANCE ' LUMBERS - KUCK - MARSHALL -
CASSON - GROUP OF SEVEN -
Sunday June 21st 12:00 Noon (Preview i lam)
The Scugog Community Center
1655 Reach Street (Regional Road 8) Port Perry
collection of hand carved oak & mahogany furniture, dining room set, desks.
soles, tables, tea cabinets, plant stands, china cabinets, in Chippendale. Oueene
P. Louis XV & French styles. Italian framed mirrors, trays, accent items, bronze
ares, hand made wddlite sculptures, porcelain wares, china. SPODE' ROYAL
+ORCESTER ' FITZ ' FLOYD ' PRECIOUS MOMENTS - HUMMEL - figunnes,
ector plates. art, (newest releases), Sports collectibles in museum presentations.
;graphed by NHL Superstars, Legends, Hall of famers. Framed L.E. Sports Art,
;e selection of hand made whimsical antique style toys and cdledables. Limited
on Art, Original Od Paintings, Decor Studio punts, rare publications of top name
ss, also collection of Group of Seven Art with Artists Proofs and Full Signature A.J
->son Print. Find quality Diamond rings, gold chains, bracelets, earrings, Watches,
:-.{-Is, silver, Gold & Solver Coins, Bank Notes, Mint Sets, Iron Accent furniture.
eras & more
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