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Business has urge to
merge Ajax, P
By MaNanne Takacs
Staff water union will allow both town
There is strong support in
the Ajax and Pickering busi-
ness community for the
amalgamation of the two
towns, according to a survey
by the Ajax -Pickering Board
of Trade.
The survey was conduct-
ed during the spring by fax-
ing out questionnaires to the
boards' approximately 600
members. About '15 per cent
were returned, which is con-
sidered a good response to a
survey of this kind.
Seventy-four per cent of
all respondents were in
favour of amalgamating
Pickering and Ajax. Sixty-
five per cent also agreed fur-
ther study of the issue was
needed. The board has com-
menced work on a policy
paper on amalgamation,
which is expected to be
completed by the end of the
summer.
Board president Doug
Wilkinson last week pre-
sented Pickering Council a
summary of the preliminar,,
GRANT YEO
'Goals that will
guide our students.'
DOUG WILKINSON
'Amalgamation would
be taking that work
to the next level.'
results of the survey. He not-
ed area business people,
many of whom are also lo-
cal residents, were asked to
respond to it from a business
perspective rather than from
the point of view of a resi-
dent, in order to avoid the
emotional issues often in-
volved with amalgamation.
Mr. Wilkinson told coun-
cillors working toward a
munrcIpal governments to
continue the excellent work
already started on shared
services such as transit for
the disabled and emergency
dispatch.
.'An amalgamation would
be taking that work to its
next natural level", he said.
Mr. Wilkinson listed a
number of reasons cited by
board members for support-
ing amalgamation. They in-
cluded reducing the cost of
local government and im-
proving the delivery of ser-
vice to ratepayers, through
measures such as the con-
solidation of councils, rc-
ducing the number of senior
municipal officials, and con-
solidation of administrative,
planning, engineering and
other functions.
..Basic accounting teach-
es us that as we grow in size
the unit cost of delivering
efficient and effective ser-
vice should drop;' rioted the
board president. "In the ide-
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A warm summer day and a bit of sunshine playground at Ajax's Rotary Park. The two
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AJAX, PIcKmNG RESIDENTS NOIT SATISFIED wrm CONDITION OF FACQITIES AIS. &WINNY ........8
By Sivatr OWNil ��•� n
Staff writer
Less than half of Os-
hawa and Pickering resi-
dents who responded to a
recent public board survey
indicated they're satisfied
with the condition of
schools in their communi-
ties, trustees heard Mon-
day.
In reviewing the results
of the Durham District
School Board's system
plan survey, board director
Grant Yeo said the majority
of respondents from Os-
hawa and Pickering indi-
cated they are unhappy
with the state of schools
there.
"Oshawa was the mu-
nicipality least satisfied
with its facilities and levels
of technology (in
schools)," he said, noting
only 46.7 per cent of re-
spondents indicated they
are happy with facilities in
the city.
In Ajax 70.1 per cent of
respondents indicated they
are satisfied with schools
in that town, followed by
62.6 per cent in Scugog,
60.8 per cent in Brock,
57.9 per cent in Whitby,
52.3 per cent in Uxbridge
and 48.3 per cent in Picker -
Ing.
Mr. Yeo reports, "11he
need to refurbish old
schools was a comment
that came (from respon-
dents) across the system."
Others called on the
board to reduce the number
of portables throughout
Durham and urged it to
find a "cost-effective" way
to build new schools.
The board has been de-
veloping a new system plan
since the beginning of the
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Board of Trade probes views on Ajax, Pickering merger
BOARD/From page 1
al world these savings would
then be passed along to the
local ratepayers who can ei-
ther invest in their business-
es or spend it at local busi-
nesses"
Other reasons for amal-
gamation cited by board
members included:
* An expectation the
provincial government will
force Ajax and Pickering to
amalgamate, likely after the
next provincial election, if
the two towns do not do it on
their own.
* Less competition be-
tween A,iax and Pickering
The weather co-operated for a recent ground -breaking cere-
mony for the new Carruthers Creek Community Church, to
be built at Bayty Street and the future Audley Road extension
in Ajax. At the plow, from left. are Pastor Dave Collins, Pas-
tor Wayne Saynor and youth director Jon Thompson.
for the same investment dol-
lars. For example, both have
made considerable effort to
attract a major hotel chain.
* A stronger profile and
an increased ability to to-
gether compete for limited
investment dollars for the
combined towns, within the
region and the GTA.
Mr. Wilkinson noted
there were also concerns
about potential problems as-
sociated with amalgamation
— such as the possible loss
of jobs, loss of local identity,
growth in bureaucracy, loss
of access to services —
which also must be ad-
dressed.
New Carruthers Creek
Church to serve Ajax
and Pickering
Members of Carruthers
Creek Community Church
came together recently to
break ground at the site of a
new facility that will feature
the region's largest 'perfor-
mance auditorium'.
In addition to the 800 -
seat auditorium. the church
will house a gymnasium.
banquet hall and meeting
space.
"It is our desire that the
church will become a place
that serves both our congre-
gation and the community at
large:' explains Pastor Dave
Collins.
Formerly known as the
Steeple Hill Community
Bible Church, the new
church has been in the works
for five years. It outgrew its
previous facility on
Kingston Road in Pickering
and members have been
meeting at Ajax High School
for the past two years.
The congregation has
pledged more than $1 mil-
lion toward the new $3.8 -
million facility, which is be-
ing built at the southwest
corner of Bayly Street and
the future Audley Road ex-
tension.
"The new Carruthers
Creek facility will provide a
wonderful western entrance
to the Town of Ajax;' Mayor
Steve Parish said at the
ground -breaking ceremony.
Construction on the
43,000 -square -foot facility
is slated to get under way in
late July or early August and
is expected to be complete
by next spring.
He said the board would
like to know the official po-
sitions of the Towns of Pick-
ering and Ajax on amalga-
mation, for consideration as
part of the policy paper be-
ing drawn up. Mr. Wilkinson
also noted the board was
willing to provide help to the
two towns in dealing with
this issue and to facilitate
discussion of it between
them. Mayor Wayne Arthurs
replied that while there was
probably a "range" of posi-
tions on amalgamation
among councillors, it was
appropriate for Council to
address the issue in the near
future.
CLIMBING HIGHER
The Youth Centre, in partnership with the Durham
Region Health Department, is featuring a two day health
education program and "rock climbing challenge"
specifically designed for young men entering grades
8 to 13. This program will offer a balanced mix of
discussion and rock climbing techniques. Learn about
rappelling and rig and rescue techniques. Discussion
topics relating to men's health will be facilitated and
may include: sexuality, relationships, communication
skills, sports injuries, health and fitness and more.
Two day sessions available:
DATES: JULY 13 & 14
TIMES:10:00am - 4:00pm
LOCATION: THE PICKERING METRO
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[COST: $20.00
Each person completing the program will receive a
safety certificate, free climbing coupons and the
experience of a lifetime!
Pre -registration is required by!
Thursday July 9/98.
Contact The Youth Centre at ^
(9115)428-1212 for more details.
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Judgment day?
Durham teachers await decision
on legal challenge to Bill 160
By Susan O'Neill
Staff Writer
As school boards finalize their
budgets for the 1998-99 school year,
educators are awaiting a ruling on the
constitutionality of the Province's
funding formula.
A provincial court ruling on a
constitutional challenge to Bill 160
contending that the loss of local pow-
er to supplement government funding
is a violation of the Constitution Act
is expected within the next few
weeks.
The Ontario English Catholic
Teachers' Association (OECTA) and
the Ontario Public School Boards'
Association (OPSBA) went to court
last month to challenge the constitu-
tionality of the Education Quality
Improvement Act.
"It's now sitting with the judge,"
says OPSBA spokesman Perry
Blocher.
"We understand (Justice Peter
Cumming) may come down with a
judgment sometime this month"
OPSBA contends the loss of taxa-
tion power at the local level repre-
sents "a real loss to all the students of
Ontario" and argues Bill 160 violates
the autonomy of public school
boards that has been "legally en-
trenched through a practice extend-
ing back over one and a half cen-
turies."
With the implementation of the
new funding formula school boards
are now totally dependent on the
Province for the funding of education
and no longer have any taxation pow-
ers.
Suspect arrested four
months after body found
in Pickering dumpster
'PICKERING — Four months af-
ter the body of a murder victim was
left in a Pickering dumpster, one of
two suspects in the slaying has been
found living in British Columbia.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
on Thursday arrested Irwin 'Chain-
saw' Quigley, 29, in Oliver, B.C. af-
ter receiving a tip from a woman who
recognized him from a wanted
Poster.
"He was taken into custody en-
tirely without incident," Detective -
Sergeant Dan McMullan, of the
Durham Regional Police homicide
unit, said yesterday. He provided no
other details of the arrest, other than
that the suspect was alone at the
time.
Meanwhile, a nation-wide police
manhunt continues for Augustine Ar-
mand Fontenelle, 31.
Both men face charges of first-de-
gree murder in connection with the
brutal killing of 23 -year-old Adrian
Huber, a Toronto squeegee kid.
Investigators believe Mr. Huber,
known to police as a small-time drug
dealer, was stabbed to death in the
Kensington Market area a week be-
fore his body was found in a garbage
bin behind a commercial plaza on
Bayly Street Feb. 20.
The body was wrapped in a large
blue tarpaulin when discovered. Po-
lice said he had been badly beaten
before being killed.
Two Durham detectives flew out
west following Mr. Quigley's arrest
and are expected to return with him
today.
He will likely appear in a Toronto
court tomorrow, where the case will
be heard, Det. Sgt. McMullan said.
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tional funds locally to supplement
government grants.
And OECTA contends that's in vi-
olation of their constitutional rights.
The legislation "infringes on the
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Mr. O'Connor reports a ruling in
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rights we are claiming the Constitu-
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funding of their schools."
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Durham economy booms
But there's still room for improvement
Br0" Pickew
Special to the News Advertiser
In economic development de-
partments across Durham region,
the key word seems to be optimism.
From Clarington to Pickering, busi-
ness growth within Durham is con-
tinuing to increase steadily. In the
words of Jennifer Cook from the
Township of Clarington, "the tide is
turning from the west of Toronto to
the east. We're seeing an influx"
At the head of this growth is
Patrick Olive. As the Commissioner
of the Region of Durham Economic
Development Department, he over-
sees a section that helps companies
existing within Durham, as well as
truing to bring in new companies.
He is encouraged by the growth in
the region, noting "it certainly is a
better time, the economy is moving,
people are more inclined to buy a
house, to make a major expenditure
on a car, so you're seeing the in-
creased growth in GM and you see
people going out to cat and you're
seeing people take their kids out.-
Mr.
ut"Mr. Olive sees this current
growth as "making up fox lost time.
Our recession cycles arc usually
around five-year cycles, unfortu-
nately, the last one was nine years.
Our building permits, when the re-
cession hit about 88-K9. were
around $1.1 billion. Last year, in
1997, it was $600 million, so you
can %ce we haven't even got up to
full growth.-
Durham
rowth"Durham Region holds a lot of
potential fix developers, says Mr.
Olive, offering a strong, skilled
workforce, land for expansion and a
number of different programmes to
encourage companies to move into
the area.
"We figure that a healthy supply
(of vacant industrial space) is about
1.5 million square feet. Over the
past few years, we've had up to
three to four million square feet.
What's happened over the past
year -and -a -half, is all that vacant
space has been taken up by people
who want to expand or come in
from other areas. So now we're
down to a situation where there is
no vacant spare. We don't have
anything over 60,000 square feet.
People are asking for 100,000
square feet and we don't have it. So
now what happens is we have to
start looking at builders and devel-
opers that will build to suit. The
main thing is the availability of
space.
'"IYte taxes in Durham are the
lowest in the GTA, there is no ques-
tion about that. The Canadian dollar
-is very low, not so much in compar-
ison to the world market, but to the
.American dollar. It allows us to
compete very well in exports, but
not in imports. The cost of import-
ing is very high, so that's hurting
very badly for import companies,
but for export companies, this is a
gold mine right now.
"We have a very good base in
skilled labour. People believe that
we are heavily unionized because of
GM, but we're not. I think it's less
that 20 per cent of our companies
are unionized in Durham region.
It's just a perception that we are
Scenes like these are common across Durham Region this summer.
Durham officials say current growth levels are "making up for lost time,"
after businesses suffered through severe recession in the early 1990s.
unionized. People tend to stay away
wherever possible from unions, be-
cause it forces the price up in cer-
tain areas"
Companies moving into Durham
will also receive the aid of the de-
partment to take advantage of vari-
ous development programmes, in-
cluding a visitation programme de-
signed to increase efficiency, and a
UI programme that will refund a
company 50 per cent of the wages
they pay to people hired off unem-
ployment insurance.
"We can put together nice pack-
ages for people coming in;" Mr.
Olive says, "we just don't give out a
cheque „
Durham has a number of indus-
trial sectors where residents can ex-
pect to see increased growth, and
with an increase in industry comes
a potential increase in jobs. The
Economic Development Depart-
ment has analyzed and targeted sev-
eral sectors of the industry where
growth is expected to focus in
Durham.
Among the most important will
be the automotive industry as Mr.
Olive explains. "You'll continue to
see the automobile sector expand,
because GM is huge. When you're
producing that many cars a year on
three lines, you'll see those people
coming in to supply GM because
they work on a 'just in time' basis,
where they have to produce it, then
ship it to GM when they need iC'
Mr. Olive also highlighted in-
creases in the pharmaceutical and
health care areas, headlined by the
recent expansion announcement by
Novartis in Whitby and the growing
plastics industry.
Two other areas of note that the
department has focused on devek*-
ing are the high-tech and film -pro-
duction sectors. While neither is
prominent in Durham Region now,
they are growing and Mr. Olive is
hopeful that they can continue to
develop within Durham.
As well, one of the keys to
Durham's continuing economic
growth will be the 400 series high-
ways.
"We want to get the 407 to Whit-
by and across," says Mr. Olive, em-
phasizing that it would encourage
development in the northern area of
Durham region. Current plans call
for the 407 to he expanded to Brock
Road in Pickering, but many in the
region would like to sec it run
straight across Durham and beyond.
As to whether that will happen
in the near future, Mr. Olive says "If
the government finds it advanta-
geous to expand the 407 through
Durham, they'll do it very quickly"
The widening of the 401 will al-
so play a key role in Durham's
growth. "It is very, very criti-
cal to finish the 401 expan-
sion. It's only out to the bor-
der
r -der of Ajax right now. It's
being expanded out to Har-
wood, but there arc plans to
get it to 12 lanes through Whit-
by and 10 through Oshawa,
and that's very critical for us:'
"We've only got one
400 -series highway in
this region and that's lu- tot*. `^
dicrous, absolutely lu- t, '
dicrous. Look at Mis-
sissauga, how many `
400 highways do
they have? 1111,.
There's the 400,
419, 403, 401,
QEW and I'm
probably miss-
ing one or two..;
We need thatk ,
kind of trans-
portation.
We've had to re-
ly on our own, z„
such as the
Taunton-Steeles
connection. As
soon as you hit
the Metro bor-
der, it goes from
four lames down
to two"
Not all of Durham's growth is
limited to the southern end of the
region. As Mr. Olive is quick to
point out, people tend to ignore the
northern townships, but cites
Uxbridge as perhaps the fastest -de-
veloping area of Durham.
'7heir new industrial site has
four or five new industries going in,
and an awful lot of commercial go-
ing in the south end;' he says,
"They're booming"
Mr. Olive's optimism is shared
by municipal economic developers
across the region.
Doug Lindeblom, Ajax's general
manager, also sees a "steadily in-
creasing amount of development"
within his town, noting he used to
hear complaints from Ajax resi-
dents about the lack of shopping in
Ajax. Now, the complaints he hears
are that "Highway 2 is tiro crowded
on Saturdays:'
The Highway 2 and Harwood
Road area has seen a wealth of
commercial development within the
past few years, and according to Mr.
Lindeblom, Ajax residents can ex-
pect to see more significant an-
nouncements in the next two or
three months.
A major goal for Ajax is to fill
the hole in the hotel sector of the
economy, and great lengths are be-
ing taken to attract a developer. In-
frastructure is being laid out, with
the hope of an interchange at Pick-
ering Beach Road and the 401, pro-
viding access to what Mr. Linde-
blom says the city has determined
as the best location. They are "ac-
tively promoting" the site on Pick-
ering Beach Road, with the hope
that a hoxcl1convention centre com-
plex can be constructed.
Ajax is also taking steps to
amend their zoning bylaws to allow
home businesses in any
residential dwelling. At
the present time, home
businesses are only
allowed in single,
k detached dwellings,
r'��� Ili but as Mr. Linde-
r,�r`�blom notes, rapid
Patrick Olive, who heads the Durham Regan Economic
Development department, is an unabashed booster of
the benefits of doing business in Durham Regan.
increases in technology can allow
anyone to run a business out of any
home, and Ajax and other munici-
palities in Durham are taking steps
to promote these "valuable ser-
vices'
Durham seems very receptive to
the increase in business and devel-
opment and that's reflected in the
quality of new tenants moving into
the region.
Community
news in
Ajax and
Pickering
This one's
for guys who
like to rock
AJAX —Teenage boys can go
to extreme heights for two days.
The Youth Centre and the
Durham Region Health Depart-
ment are holding a two-day health
education programme and rock-
climbing challenge for males en-
tering Grades 8 to 13. It will fea-
ture a mix of discussion and rock-
climbing techniques.
Discussion topics will be relat-
ed to young men, including sexu-
ality, relationships, communica-
tion skills, sports injuries, and
health and fitness. Participants can
also learn such climbing skills as
rappelling, and rig and rescue
tcchniqucs. Each person complet-
ing the course receives a safety
certificate and free climbing
coupons_ Sessions are held July 13
and 14, and July 15 and 16, from
10 am. to 4 p.m. daily.
Cost is $20 per person. Prior
registration is necessary as space
is limited. Call The Youth Centre
at 428-1212 for mem information
or to register.
Hermitage
North school
needs a name
AJAX —The Durham District
School Board is inviting Ajax res-
ident~ to comment on possible
names for a new elementary
school.
A board committee is consid-
ering three names for the school,
located at 25 Harkins Dr. in the
Hermitage North area, and would
like community input on the final
decision.
Possible names include:
Daniel McCarthy Public
School. A Valley Farm Public
School student who died of
leukemia at age 14, Daniel had
raised $40,000 toward research in-
to the disease. '
- Alexander Graham Bell Pub-
lic School. The inventor -of the
telephone was also a teacher and
nattualist.
- Louise Richardson Rorke
Public School. The author of chd-
dren's books in the 1930s and
1940s was a teacher who lived
[tear the site of the new school.
Anyone wishing to comment
should write before July 31 to
Ajax trustee Darryl Blakely,
Durham District School Board,
400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby, L I R
2K6.
The school is scheduled to
open in January 1999. For move
information call 666-5500.
THE NEWS ADVEATUM TURWAY, JULY 7,19M - PAGE S
Durham school board cheered, imsere as budget passes
Op OMWR U-NW11 urged colleagues to delay
Staff Writer their decision and take ad -
The passage of the pub- vantage of the Ministry of
lic board's budget for the Education and Training's
next school year is good recent extension of the bud -
news for students and get deadline that gives
schools across the region, school boards until Sept. 15
says the board chairman. to submit their spending
But Oshawa trustees plans to the provincial gov-
fear it represents the "death ernment.
knell" for their city's Oshawa trustee Jane
schools. Weist also expressed con -
Durham District School cern over the lack of public
Board trustees approved input into the accommoda-
the $434 -million budget by tion plan, which will see
a 6-4 decision last Monday, nine schools closed across
with Pickering trustee Paul the region and will allocate
Crawford and all three Os- funds for 12 new facilities.
hawa representatives voting She said she would have
against the spending blue- voted in favour of the
print. board's spending plans if
The budget, which the capital budget could
breaks down spending on a have been dealt with sepa-
school-by -school basis for rately.
the first time and includes "1 find the budget very
substantial funding to im- good with the exception of
prove technology in class- the (capital expenditures);'
rooms throughout Durham, she said.
also allocates money to put However, Mrs.
the board's controversial Schedlich noted delaying
accommodation plan into the budget would have
place. stalled the opening of badly
This budget represents needed new schools in
the first that's been passed Durham.
by the hoard since Queen's Meanwhile, Oshawa
Park took over the costs of trustee Kathleen Hopper,
education and will pay for who also voted against the
schooling with provincial budget, called it the "death
grants and taxes paid by knell for Oshawa" where
Ontarians. only two new schools are
"This is a good budget:' being built while six are
said board chairman Ruth being shut.
Ann Schedhch. "I don't understand how
"This affects the whole this can come to the board
system and is for the good to be approved when the
of all students across the; accommodation plan has
region:' only come to the standing
But, Oshawa trustees committee and has not been
concerned about the ratified by the hoard" and
planned closure of six won't be until the fall, Ms.
schools in the city did not Hopper said. "I have never
agree. seen a plan to spend money
"At this time I cannot in before it's been ratified by
good faith support this bud- the board"
get due to accommodation Ron Trbovich, superin-
issues:' said Oshawa tendent of business, told
trustee Susan Sheller, who trustees under the
Area residents have
their say on school
prion* ties, access
to technology
rIRWrom page 1
last school year to guide
the direction of education
in Durham over the next
three years.
A survey was distrib-
uted earlier this year to
principals, teachers, school
councils, trustees, board
business partners and stu-
dents to take home to their
parents. It asked for input
on everything from what
the board's priorities
should be in the areas of
teaching and learning to
ways it could improve
communication and give
students equal access to
technology.
The board received
more than 1,400 responses
representing the views of
approximately 3,350 peo-
ple. (Some surveys were
completed by groups of
people such as school com-
munity councils.)
"One of the intentions
was obviously outreach,"
Mr. Yeo says of the survey.
Responses will be in-
corporated into the system
plan, which will "provide a
set of comprehensive goals
that will guide our stu-
dents". The plan will be
implemented beginning in
September.
J
Province's new funding
model if money for up-
grades and new schools is-
n't spent as planned, it
would "return to the re-
serves".
Scugog trustee Bobbie
Drew didn't agree with her
Oshawa peers.
"It's a good -news bud-
get. It's a win-win situa-
tion. I see money for in-
creased technology. I see
programmes that were
deemed to be in jeopardy
and I see special education
protected and that is so im-
portant."
But, Mr. Crawford voted
against the spending plan
because he was concerned
trustees had not found any
savings during the budget
process.
"It's either a perfect
budget or trustees haven't
been looking very hard"
The Pickering trustee
called on the board to try to
find money to continue
staffing secondary schools
at a level that teachers
would only have to instruct
six of eight periods over
two dav, rather thin
_i, 'h' h,ar:l h:,_ _
cided.
But Mr. Trbovich said in
order for teachers to main-
tain their current teaching
load the board would have
to spend an additional $11
million.
He noted it would be
"totally unrealistic" to use
the board's reserve funds to
avoid increasing instruc-
tional time.
Any amendments to the
budget will be made at the
board's August meeting be-
forc the document is suh-
mittcd to the Pr,,%in.:c in
RUTH ANN SCHEDLICH
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EDITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Show him
the money
It's a great story. A young man, his life torn apart by
sexual abuse, tells his story, gets his life back together and
then tries with all his heart to help others who have suf-
fered the same fate as he.
That's Sheldon Kennedy. The 29 -year-old, who
played eight seasons in the National Hockey League and
who would like to return there sometime in the future, is
doing what he can to help other young sexual abuse vic-
tims.
Mr. Kennedy's dream is to build and staff a ranch in
British Columbia which would be dedicated as a safe
haven for abuse victims. There, on 600 -plus acres of
rolling scenery — land donated to Mr. Kennedy's cause
by a generous patron — young people could talk in secu-
rity about the terrible ordeals they've been through. Thev
could enjoy recreational activities at a first-class site.
The dream is wonderful — and also very expensive.
Perhaps a little over -ambitious admittedly. Mr.
Kennedy's goal on his cross -Canada in-line skate is $15
million. As of Sunday, he had raised approximately
$250,000 in about five woks. The skate began on May
'10 in St. John's. Newfoundland and has proceeded
through the Maritimes. Quebec and from Ottawa to
Toronto since then. It will end on Thanksgiving Day in
Vancouver.
Durham residents have been generous with $20,000
being donated by the Doug Brown Celebrity Golf Clas-
sic, a tournament held on June 17 at Lakeridge Links.
Ralph Sucre, who works for the Children's Aid Society
in Oshawa, made the donation on behalf of the golf tour-
nament. Another $7,000 was donated by Don Cherry's
restaurant patrons at the three outlets in Durham.
That's a good start. But it's obviously not nearly
enough. No doubt Mr. Kennedy, a Manitoba native who
played junior hockey in Saskatchewan and in the NHL in
Calgary, is hoping for a big boost once he heads west of
Ontario. But heavily populated Ontario should be count-
ed
ounted on for a few million dollars at least.
It was nice to see the Toronto Maple Leafs kick in
$20,000, especially with the sordid history of child sex
abuse at Maple Leaf Gardens. But surely the other NHL
tears could match that number and the NHL itself could
donate several hundred thousand dollars. And junior
hockey tears and the Canadian Hockey League should
also help out.
You too can send a chegue or a credit card donation to
the Sheldon Kennedy Cross Canada Skate for Kids: call
14M-4-ANAPI'IE. As Sheldon Kennedy says: "It's OK
to be scared. It's not OK to be silent. Tell me how you
feel. And what you need. I understand. Together, we'll be
01c,
To respond to this editorial tall
niototfnoe Infosource at 683-7010 and dal 5112
A D V E R T I S E R
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LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Let private sector fund
Hwy. 407, Pickering airport
To the editor:
Re the June 24 News Advertis-
er story headlined 'Roads paved
with gold':
Durham Region Chairman
Roger Anderson is real keen on
"nding other people's money.
He wants Hwv. 407 and a Picker-
ing airport. Spending other peer
pie's money is politically smart. If
Chairman Anderson really wants
Hwy. 407 and a Pickering airport
he should solicit the support of his
Urban Development Institute and
Board of Trade friends, who are
the rich beneficiaries of urban
sprawl.
If Hwy. 407 and a Pickering
airport are a good deal, a public
issue of bonds and stocks would
certainly be over -subscribed.
Chairman Anderson and friends
should put their money where
their mouths are. They should
draft a prospectus and find under-
wnters for the 407 and Pickering
Airport Enterprises Corporation.
Free enterprise will prevail. But
don't hold your breath! Don't ex-
pect taxpayer subsidies! Funda-
mentally, Chairman Anderson and
all of us want to believe in the
tooth fairy.
Farms on industries, parking lots?
To the editor:
I read in the June 24 News Ad-
vertisa that Pickering Councillor
Rick Johnson is now in favour of
Hwy. 407 because it will open up
industrial lands in north Picker-
ing". -
As everyone knows, the route
of the 407 is destined to destroy,
for all tune, some of the best food -
producing land remain* art to
the duping tables of Torom x
Councillor Johnson is on record
for supporting the retention of
these foodlands in the agricultural
preserve. In fact, it was just a few
weeks ago that he spoke in courted
with passion and conviction about
the need to preserve these high-
gttally farmlowls We Mand him.
Have I missed something? Is he
penI I I' to carry on food grow-
ing on top of the roofs of the in-
dustrial buuldings and parking lots
he now favours?
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STAFF WRITER
A reason to be
bone marrow
Imagine how devastating it would be to learn a
loved one has cancer.
Pickering's Nadia Burton likens it to "being
stabbed in the stomach" when she heard the diagno-
sis that would send any parent reeling: her precious
boy Daniel had leukemia
Life has never been the same for the Burtons
since, as Daniel — and indeed each member of his
family — has fought the disease for the past six years.
Mrs. Burton remembers the fust time she saw a
child ravaged by chemotherapy. Since the youngster
was bald and gaunt, Mrs. Burton doesn't know if the
child was a boy or girl, but she "will never forget that
image as long as I live."
The diagnosis sent the Burtons on a roller -coaster
existence, as Daniel underwent numerous rounds of
chemotherapy. One can only imagine the relief his
family must have felt when he appeared to be out of
the woods during a throe -year remission and the dev-
astation and anger they must have experienced when
the disease carne back with a vengeance and doctors
predicted Daniel would likely nos survive.
In such a dark pencxt, learning there was a name
on the Unrelated Bone Marrow Donor Registry that
could save Daniel must have been an answer to a mil-
lion prayers. i
Initial plans for the transplant were called off be-'
cause Daniel was undergoing chemotherapy again,
but the procedure was finally camel out in December
1995.
Though Daniel suffered severe brain damage as a
result of all the chemotherapy, he has passed the cru-
cial two-year milestone with a clear bill of health and
recently met the bone marrow donor who gave him
and his family a new lease on life.
Mrs. Burton sees Sandy Joiflas from Seattle.
Washington as a "surrogate mom" to Daniel and says
tate bone marrow registry brought two special people
together. Mrs. Jouflas was "glad to be there to be
found' and says she has gotten much more out of the
donation than she ever gave.
She put her name on the registry near the end orf
her father's battle with canner, as she sought to do
something positive when time were so many nega-
tives around her.
Others may have different reasons to register, but
obviously all are willing to undergo a little pain if they
can provide a ray of hope for those with cancer wbo
do not have a compatible match in their family.
Here are some facts from the Canadian Red Cross
Society Unrelated Bone Marrow Donor Registry:
• Bone marrow, a jely4ike substance found in die
body's larger hollow boars, produces all blood cells.
• The procedure to extract bone marrow takes one
to two hours. The donor's own marrow replaces these
cells in two to three weeks. Depending on their mo-
tion to anaesdhesia, some people will fed nauseous
and dizzy afterwards, while others will fed groggy.
There may also be some pain and bruising is the area
where the narrow was withdrawn,
• There are tree reclukements for joining the reg-
istry: you must be over 17 years and under 59 years;
you must be heaMlry; you must attend an u fibrins m
session.
• Bone marrow transplants have a 60 -per cent suc-
cess
irecess rate. For those facing a terminal illness, it can be
their only chance for survival.
For more infamatiian call the registry at 416974-
9900, ext. 3115.
Linda White Is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To
respond to this column gall IMosource at 683-7040 and
dial 5108.
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PICKERING RECREATION
COMPLEX
Daytime Volunteers
Required!
The Recreation Complex is looking
for Adult Volunteers who are
available during the day, to assist
persons with special
needs/disabilities access various
programs (Pool/Aquafit
Classes/Health Club)
If you are available once a week for a
few hours, we're looking for YOU:
• Applications available at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
831-1711 or 683-6582-
• Attach 2 letters of reference to your
completed application and return.
SUMMER MONTHLIES
1/2 PRICE 5PECIAL5111
beat the heat 8 9" ready for the beachl
Fltneee else* mmm* memberomp $22 + yet'
Health club Monthy membwohip $21 . yet•
Get'em doth: Super Hes" pub Mon" Me"*ership,
$32.50 + get•
'July 6 Auyuet ONLY
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fkaess classes Salm at an afforulable pricsl
-t/2 pr eunwner ntonttty memM.r.h+P - Juy a
Summer Swim
Lessons Still Available
At the Rec Complex
Pool in the
r• -
between -
9 am. & 1 p.m.
You can choose from group,
semi -private & private lessons.
Prices start as low as $22!
Lessons are offered every day for 1 week.
Call 420.4621 or 831.1711 for more info.
NO PARKING ON
TOWN STREETS
No person shall on any
Town street park any vehicle
for a period longer than
three (3) hours unless indicated
otherwise.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
SPECIAL FOR SUMMER
Have your child's birthday party
at our pool this summer!
• 1 hour of the Rec Complex Pool
• maximum 15 people
• use of room afterwards for your celebration
• choose from any Saturday morning
in July/August between 9 a.m. and 12 noon
• cost only $74.90
• call 831-17 i 1 for more information
Watch for Town of Pickering
Fall Brochure Delivery
July 20 to July 25
to all Pickering Households
• Fall Leisure Programs
• Learn to Swim & Public Swim
• Fitness Classes & Memberships
• Squash, Tennis, Racquetball
• Pickering Museum Event Listing
• Youth Programs & Volunteer Options
• Town Services & Events
For Fall Registration Details Call 420-4621
Due to delays by the Province of Ontario with respect to
changes to property assessment and tax kgislation. the
numicipality will not be setting their tax rates until sometime
in August.
The final tax bill will not be mailed until at the earliest
sepi.
Tax Deaartment
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Noted. Amm n-Fsidry. Augm 2ti iM
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c:dta a and Rec,qu..
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1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 8:00 P.M.mto 10:00 p.m. /
'Large Gymnasiums" Thursdays
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. &
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p.m. p.m.
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Tuesdays
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1:00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. e
Nsketball'Volleyball*5all Hockey
Badminton ' Tournaments
Wednesdays 6 Fridays
7:00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.
`Gym
'Table Tennis
Dominoes'Cards'Music 61!deos
and Games Room" "activities vary in each location"
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1 Lanka. Stas. the reek of June 15th "Gpym ' Drop IM,
- FRIDAY, JULY 24T" �t
Street Jam Party (call for details)
YOUTH PARK PROGRAMS �*
Just behind the Rec Complex on Valley Farm R.A.
5kateboard Clinic (call for details)
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C1`r,c • 7 weeks for $35 Clinic*. all
5t. Mary Catholic High
Mondays 6:00 p.m. -7:30 p.m.
Starts June 29th
20 spots per divisions - Jr. 7-10 yrs/Int. 11-13 yrs.
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more info? Call 420-6560 or 420-4621
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Sher Leetooze
Ziggy Lorenc
Robin Maharaj
Nancy -Gay
Rotstein
Richard Thomas
Jon VanBilsen
Paula walker
Gregory Ward
PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE
is on Hwy. 7, between Brock &
westney Rd.
For more information please
call (905) 683-8401 or 420-4620
ADMtsstoN: Adults $4,
Seniors & Students $3,
Children 5-12, $2.50,
4 & under free. Family pass $12.
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PAGE i - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JULY 7, I"S
BIRTHDAY
Parker Stephen George Wright
just celebrated his first birthday
with best wishes from Mommy,
Daddy, sister Heather, Nana,
Papa, Grandma, Grandpa, aunts
and uncles. "We love you with all
our hearts, Parker! -
Birthday
The special
girl in the
M e d e i r o s
home turned
four on June
1. Lots of
hugs, kisses ;
and happy
birthday
wishes to
Katarina from Mom, Dad, broth-
er Eric._ Oma and Opa.
B irthday
July 4 was a special
day as "our little
princess" Tianna
Gomes turned one.
Happy birthday, lots
of love, hugs and
kisses from
Mommv, Daddy
and sister Allanna.
IL1sa
Pen -
n e y
turned
14 on
June
1 2
w i t h
happy
birth -
d a y
wishes
from
friends
w h o
hope
all your dreams come true."
Birthday
BIRTHDAY
"Fi fty-
two is
here and
g o n e
Now you
are turn-
ing sixty"
and still
going `._..:
strong.
Keep on
trucking
the best! We love you." Happy birthday wishes with j
hugs and kisses to Elwood Murray from Barli, Per-
nell and Susie. i
BIRTHDAY
"Our little man" is
already one. Happy birth-
day wishes to Brayden
I alias BMW) on Mav 27
from Mommy, Daddy,
Auntie Chris, Nannie,
Grandpa, Gramma,
Grandad, Grandma and
Grandpa Claener, Uncle
Dan, his family and
friends. "We love you."
Bravden also wishes his
Daddy a happy 21st
birthday.
Birthday
Look who
turned sweet
16 on July 4.
Happy birthday
to "our baby
girl" Jennifer
McMenemy
with love and
best wishes for
a wonderful birthday from Dad,
Liz, Ry -gay, Granma, Jen, Gran
and Baster.
I . BIRTHDAY I
Natalie Aces-
ki turned nine
on June 21
and celebrated
with a birth-
day party on
the same day.
Lots of love
from Mommy,
er Jonathan.
Birthday
..One year ago, on June 30, God dropped a
special bundle of joy into our lives. Happy
birthday to our beautiful angel Victoria
Rebecca Kotsopoullos. You have given us all
great happiness. With love from Mommy,
Daddy, Alexandra, Tyler, Jordan and Joshua
Birthday
" O u r
belle"
Michelle
Marie
Doucet
turned
two on
June 17.
"Happy
birthday
Princess.
You give
a whole new meaning to
love. You're our rainbow.
Love always from Mos,
Dad and your Josh."
moo; 1794 Liverpool Road
+eta Pickering 831-5431
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C� �l T M wtxlcs CMM VWNM ARE:
t / 1. Gram Taatm.e
satdto tb..i.
3 riahahle Aomld
Wirmas may go direaky to Baskin tto ens to
their FM cake. !Please provide idnWficmm)
t� Vmn umn s", July 11, lis
Birthday
A
cutie
with a
big
smile
turned
one on
June 23. Wishing Ros-
anne Doacet, AKA
Cheetak a happy birth-
day were Mommy,
Daddy, Jasmine,
Grainy, Grandpa,
coati soft, her mutt
blebs and Grandma in
Kspudwsin&
Birthday
H i l a r y
Erin, the lit-
tlest beauty
in the Fraser
family, cele-
brated her WW
first birth-
day on May
29. Wishing
her all the --
love in the world are Mommv,
Daddy, sister Stephanie, Great
Gramma, Gramma and Grampa
Mills, Gramma and Pappa Fras-
er, her aunts, uncles and cousins.
-We all love yew Sweetie Pie."
JBIRTHDAY
"Our little
sweetie"
turned three
on June 22. -
Happy birth-
day to
K a i t 1 i n
M a r i e
R o m a i n
f r o m
Mommy, Daddy, Cassidy, Ama,
Papa, Nana, Granda and all her
family and friends.
Birthday •
A dude with a
big smile
turned two on
May 3. Wishing
D a r r y l
Stephen Smith
a happy birth-
day, hugs, kisses and love were
Mommy, Daddy, Kirk, Lisa,
Krista and Ralph.
Birthday
June 6 was a
special day for
Shane, as he
turned six. Lots
of love from
Mommy,
Daddy, broth -
and his best pal
Missy. "We love you Buddy."
Birtti&W? Anniversary? Wedding?
Let us know. We'll publish your
special occasion in an easy -to -rend
and easy -to -clip format...
.».
Birthday
P a u 1
Singer
reached
t h e
m i I e -
stone
age of
40 on
June 10.
His wife
Wanda
and son
A . O .
(Allan
Owen) sent along happy birthday
wishes and hope he enjoyed his
party with family and friends.
BIRTHDAY
Dinosaur
D a n i e I
turned five
on June 25.
"Happy
1 birthday big
i boy" with
'1 love from
Mommy,
Daddy,
Olivia,
N a n a
P a p a ,
Gran= and Grampa. "Psst... Have
we told you today we love you?"
Birthday
Happy second
birthday wishes
went out to
Brooke Sawyer
w' on June 18. Wish-
ing her all the hest
m► ~ were Mommy,
Daddy, sister
Michelle, Nana,
Papa, Grandma, Grandpa, her
aunts, uncles and cousin Tyler. "We
all love you very much."
Birthday
..Our boy Sean
Daniel was
four on June
29. Not only
was it his birth-
day, but he
graduated from
the Sunshine
N u r s e r y
School. Happy birthday and lots of
love from Mo■tety, Daddy, brother
Tykr, Nass and Poppa Squirrel,
and Naos and Pbppa OwC'bo:'
Birthday
Happy birthday
wishes went out
to Michelle on
June 17. Wishing
Michelle, who's
going to be a mom in October, all
the best were Mos, brothers John
and Pad, and husband Jamie.
to.
Name D"ppinq,
clo Keith Gilligan,
130 Commercial Ave.,
Ajax, Ont. LIS 285
[aim
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WHAT'S HAPPENING INAJAX AND PICKERING
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8
YOGA: Yoga instructor Bille von
Roder of the Greenwood Holistic
Health Care Centre introduces the
benefits of yoga at 6:30 p.m. at 60
Ashbury Rd., Ajax. The free seminar
is sponsored by the Lakeside Com-
munity by Tribute Homes. Reserve,
428-1642 (Jennifer).
THURSDAY, JULY 9
SUPPORT GROUP: The Pickering La
Leche League invites pregnant
women and breastfeeding mothers to
its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. for
information and support. Call
(416)282-6462 for location.
ADDICTIONS: Serenity Group holds
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, in-
cluding co-dependancy. A child care
programme is available during the
meeting. 428-9431 (Jim).
SATURDAY, JULY 11
PICNIC: The Durham District Canadi-
an National Institute for the Blind
hosts a picnic from 11 a.m. to 4 p -m.
for its clients and their family and
friends at Lakeview Park, Lakeview
Park Ave., Oshawa (near the wash-
rooms). Call 436-7732 if you're plan-
ning to attend.
SUNDAY, JULY 12
SELF-DEFENCE: Women's self-de-
fence classes are offered every other
Sunday until Sept. 13 beginning at
noon at Peace Lutheran Church, 928
Liverpool Rd., Pickering. $5 per ses-
sion. Proceeds go to the church. At-
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RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING
Sheldon Kennedy
welcomed warmly
III
in Durham Region
BIGPLEDGES COME IN-LINE SKATER'S WAY
By Ad= AkJlfair
Staff W rtter
Although admittedly in the best shape
of his life, Sheldon Kennedy has more
important things on his mind than a pos-
sible return to the National Hockey
League right now.
In Durham this weekend as part of his
Cross -Canada Skate For Kids, Kennedy
is trying to raise $15 million to go toward
a retreat in British Columbia for children
who have been sexually abused, as he
was between the ages of 14 and 20.
-1 really can't look any further ahead
than Oct. 12:' Kennedy said, referring to
the Thanksgiving Day date his 136 -day,
8,0(X 1 lometrc journey comes to an end
in Vancouver.
Kennedy and his seven -person en-
tourage arrived to a huge welcome at the
Dom Cherrv's restaurant in C ourtice Sat-
urday evening. and male its Ha. it, the
two restaurant. in Wliith. :,itr ci;,u
Former NHLer Sheldon Kennedy signs
autographs while visiting a Don Cher-
ry's Restaurant on the weekend during
his cross -Canada journey to raise
funds for sexually abused children.
night. He was then joined by about 40
others as he continued his in-line skate
from Courtioe to Whitby on Sunday
morning. He later passed through Ajax
and Pickering en route to Toronto.
"It's just been incredible;' Kennedy
said during an interview at the Kendal -
wood Don Cherry's on Saturday. " fo be
able to have the issue in the open like this
is great."
Kennedy first brought attention to the
disturbing issue of child sex abuse early
last year when he revealed that he was
abused by his former junior hockey
coach, Graham James. Now 29,
Kennedy has begun a crusade to help
others with similar experiences deal with
the pain.
"I think what's instilled in a child is
the ability to love and the ability to trust,"
he says. "When that's stolen from you, I
think the main thing you experience is
confusion:'
The ultimate goal of the Sheldon
Kennedy Foundation is to build a ranch
— named Anaphe after a Greek goddess
who protected children — where chil-
dren can begin the healing process. Spe-
cific details about the ranch and the child
selection process will he determined
once the amount of money raised is
known.
Vivian Sled, the director of operations
for the three Don Cherry's restaurants in
Whitby, said that more than $7.000 has
already been raised at the local sports
bars through car washes and the sale of
ballots. And, donations can still he made
at any of the three locations.
"Unbelievable;' Sled said when
asked how things went on the weekend.
-ML turnout in Courticc, in particular,
µas just great "
Although she admitted she hadn't
heard of Kennedy until just recently,
when the Don Cherry's restaurants
jumped on board, Sled was impressed
when she met him on the weekend.
"You could tell that the cause was sin-
cere and true:' she said.
A big boost to the cause is on its way.
Ralph Sucee, who organized the Doug
Brown Celebrity Golf Tournament on
June 17 at the la dge Links Golf
Course. pledged more than $20,000 of
the proceeds to Kennedy on Saturday.
Sucee, who works for the Chikhm's
Aid Society in Oshawa, said a similar
donation will go to the Harness Horse
Youth Foundation.
"I went basically to meet (Kennedy)
and have my son meet him," said Sucee,
who was accompanied by his 13 -year-
old son, Adam.
Sucee hoped that Doug Brown, a
renowned harness racing personality,
would meet with Kennedy, but was
pleased to make the announcement in his
absence.
"It's a very difficult issue to talk about
or comprebend," Sucee said of sex
abuse.
. Kennedy, who met up with his wife,
Janna, and two-year-old daughter, Ryan,
in Toronto on Sunday for the first time
since the skate began on May 30, has al-
ready raised about $250,000 from the
skate.
Although fully recovered from a se-
verely broken leg last August and in ter-
rific shape after skating between 50 and
120 kilorneam per day for the past five
weeks, Kennedy refused to speculate
about a possible return to professional
hockey.
"I have no idea," he said.
P"ett► by am rilefrvakp
Aiax resident Rory Ellis, 21, will head overseas series of exhibition games against English compe-
with the Canadian over -21 football team to play a tition at Manchester England later this month.
A l0 acian
to touch
down in
England
with
Canadian
football
team
SY AI ~
Sports Editor
AJAX — An Ajax man
will travel overseas to intro-
duce the English to a different
type of football than they're
use to.
Rory Ellis, 21, who played
with the Dunbarton High
School Spartans of Pickering
a year ago, was chosen to suit
up for Canada's over -19 foot-
ball team in three exhibition
contests in Manchester, Eng-
land from July 10 to 19.
In total, 76 athletes on the
Canadian under -19 and over -
19 football squads, along with
eight coaches, will make the
trip overseas where the Eng-
lish call soccer football.
Ellis received the word of
his inclusion on the team in
April and is looking forward
to representing Canada.
"When I got the letter I was
really excited," says Ellis, a
running back and cornerback
in high school who will suit
up as a free safety for the
Canadian squad. "It's some-
thing I've always wanted to
do, to play for Canada. With
football, you usually don't
have the opportunity to play
for your country."
The Canadians will play
teams from the British Colle-
giate American Football
League at Manchester United
Stadium. Squads from Man-
chester, Leicester and Leeds
will provide the opposition
for the Canadians.
Ellis believes the Canadi-
ans should have the edge in
the contests, but expects the
games will be competitive.
The English were over-
whelmed by an American
squad which played exhibi-
tion games there and are hop-
ing the Canadians won't be so
tough.
"They're basically learning
the sport," says Ellis, who's
heard the games will be cov-
ered on local television and
drowds of 38,000 are expect-
ed at the stadium.
In preparation for the tour
of England, the Canadian
teams are gathering in Wind-
sor for a training camp the
next few days.
Ellis has been among the
top players in Ontario through
his high school football ca-
reer, playing four years for
Archbishop Denis O'Connor
Catholic High School Charg-
ers before switching to Dun-
barton for his OAC year in
1997. Ellis led the Spartans in
touchdowns and all-purpose
yards. He was also named to
the Metro all-star squad. In
1996, he played for Team On-
tario at the national champi-
onships, beating out approxi-
mately 1,500 hopefuls to earn
a spot on the roster.
Ellis is looking for spon-
sors to help defray the costs
of his overseas travel expens-
es. If you can help, call him at
428-8821.
P
SCOREBOARD
FAX GAME RESULTS To 683-7363
PICKERING MEN'S SILO -PITCH LEAGUE
Standings and scores as of June 28
TUDOR ARIAS DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Gophers 9 8 1 0 157 81 16
Screaming Vikings 8 6 1 1 122 88 13
Reservoir Dogs 7 6 1 0 146 84 12
Long Harps 9 6 3 0 134 122 12
Young Gums 8 5 3 0 124 96 10
Capital Punishment 9 4 4 1 93 115 9
Lookouts 9 4 5 0 137 144 8
Stallions 8 3 5 0 90 116 6
Moodies 8 2 6 0 80 123 4
Lone Star/Tycor Hitmen 7 2 5 0 79 96 4
Raffles 8 2 6 0 71 86 4
The Vipers 8 0 8 0 77 158 0
TUDOR ARMS DIVISION RESULTS
Young Guns 18 vs. Moodies 6. Reservoir Dogs 19 vs. Stallions 9:
Long Han$ 20 vs. Dakota Bob's Lookouts 15: Screaming Vikings 14
vs. The Vipers 6. Gophers 17 vs. Rattles 14. Gophers 7 vs. Capital
Punishment 0: Capital Punishment 17 vs Lone Star Homan 12.
GAYLY DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Scott's Restaurant 9 7 2 0 131 50 14
Durham Lawn Care 8 6 2 0 121 72 12
Incians 7 6 1 0 121 97 12
Watermaker 9 5 3 1 135 93 11
East Side Mares 8 5 3 0 110 88 t0
Durham Bulls 7 5 2 0 g0 62 10
Guzzlers 8 4 4 0 96 1 1 7 8
Wellington Boot Pub 7 4 3 0 75 79 8
Danforth Roofing 9 2 6 1 74 123 5
London Lyle 9 2 7 0 97 142 4
WTR MKR - 7 1 6 0 54 95 2
Sharks 8 0 8 0 57 127 0
BAYLY DIVISION RESULTS
Indians 17 vs. East Side Marto's 11 Danforth Rooting 14 vs. London
Life 8; Durham Buns 17 vs Guzzlers 5: Scott's Restaurant 3 vs
Durham Lawn Care 2: Scott's Restaurant 8 vs. WTR MKR 4. Werring-
ton Boot Pub 13 vs. WTR MKR 11, Watermaker 19 vs Sharks 6
MUD NEMS DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Mud Hens Marauders 9 8 1 0 146 78 16
The Sewer Rats 9 7 2 0 116 93 14
Pickering A's 8 5 3 0 128 112 10
PaOp'sal 8 5 3 0 112 109 10
Pam sat 8 5 3 0 103 92 10
Melanie Pringles 7 4 2 1 108 70 9
Mud Hens 7 3 3 1 90 104 6
KTX Vipers 8 2 6 0 02 113 4
Royals 9 1 8 0 92 168 2
Scarboro Lexus 9 0 9 0 105 133 0
MUD NEWS DIVISION RESULTS
Pappal 22 vs. Royals 7, Royals 11 vs Scarboro Lexus Rangers 10.
The Sewe Raft 14 vs Mud Hen's 9. Melanie Prrgkes 22 vs Phck-
waV A's 7. Mud Hen's Marauders 18 vs KTX Veers 6. Mud Hen's
Marauders 18 n Papp's 62 7
ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Preston Blue Julys 9 9 0 0 139 73 18
Fox Goes Free B 8 0 0 143 62 16
Sad Sacs 8 5 2 1 135 98 11
RIC L 606 7 4 2 1 82 62 9
Mud Hen's Hogs 7 4 3 0 111 83 8
Sultans of Swing 8 4 4 0 103 128 8
ArmadlMos 8 3 5 C 123 130 6
Mud Hen's 6 3 3 0 85 92 6
lsolt 8 2 5 t 115 128 5
Tudor Amps 8 1 6 1 90 103 3
East Side Mares 8 t 7 C 83 147 2
Pro Copy Systems 8 t 7 0 79 166 2
ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION RESULTS
Preston Blue Jays 9 vs Mud Hen's Hogs 7, Pressor Blue Jay% 10 vs.
Pro Copy Systems S. R C L 606 8 vs Pro Copy Systems 3. Tudor
Arms 10 vs. Mud Hen's 9: Armadibs 14 vs. East Side Mare's 3: Fox
Goes Free 19 vs Iso11 1 1 , Sad Sacs 9 vs Sultans of Swing 8
REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Dakota Bob's 8 8 0 0 144 63 16
S K R Inc. 10 6 4 0 155 106 12
Woodruff Barons 9 6 3 0 143 104 12
'Papps on Tap' 9 4 5 0 96 142 8
The Brew Shop 9 3 6 0 91 139 6
Ourham Brewing 8 3 S 0 79 106 6
1:ountry Sale 8 2 6 0 94 156 4
%bound Sports 8 2 6 0 84 80 4
REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION RESULTS
Pam on Tap' 10 vs Duxharn Brewing 3. Rebound Sports IS vs
'°apps on Tap" 4: S.KR. Inc, 20 vs Country Style 9; Woodruff
I .stuns 18 ars. Brow Shop 6; Dakota Bobs 24 vs. Woodruff Saran 9.
PETER'S APPLIANCES DIVISION STAMORM
1 EAY G W L T F A PTS
E at* of Montreal 8 8 0 0 110 47 16
C anada Tint 9 7 2 0 107 86 14
V 'afar Doctor Warr. '8 4 3 1 106 90 9
B ight Idee 8 3 4 1 113 81 7
F •estate 17 Catch. 9 3 6 0 Se 108 6
8 awoftsvts 9 3 6 0 70 127 6
A set's Appancas 8 3 5 0 65 102 6
ED Wit Sat 9 2 7 0 85 112 4
PETEWS APPIUNCES DM810N RESULTS
1N. tat 11, ,1- %afriohs 12 vL Bleck Sox 11; &atehaYtt 8 vs, CWM-
ds Trust 5. Car*& This 17 vs. POWs Appkartces 6; BMtk of Mlon-
tra 1 18 vs. Fasom 17 Caschars 4; Frrealone 17 Catchers 17 tin.
ark ct Ids. 5.
OFTNIALLA
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As of July 5
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JWW 15: VMgt P't kWM Ladies' SIO-Pilich 14 hrs. Messays 13;
Victory Fre E:gtwpmW* Inc. 17 vs. Jet$W ktematio W Inc. 9.
JWW 17: JebW k*wnatiatal Inc. 15 Vs. Mtasseys 13; Victory
Fire E Ttwpaw" kine. 15 vs. Wet Pickering Ladies slo-Pitch 5.
Jove 2: Victory Fite Equipment kilo. 15 vs. Messeys 5: JSMW
Intern tional Inc. 15 vs. Wrst Pickering Ladies' SWPtleh 15.
Jove 'ilk NAss Pk kw ft Ladies' SbPilch 15 vs. Massai 15;
Jotata International Inc. 15 vs. Victory Fire Equipment Inc. 9.
P930900 SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
ATOM BOILS' DIV I I I STANDINGS
As of Juana 21
TEAM G W L T PCT GOL
Vision c4frada 8 2 0 1 0.833 -
Sun Life 4 3 1 0 0.750 -
Picwrrg Hes Fast Pilot 8 2 1 0 0.867 .5
Sav-A-( etre 3 1 1 1 0.500 1
St. Law Moe Cut
HFM Ct 'tsruclL� p 0 2 20 00.000 2
Picwm I Soo -Sports 3 0 3 0 0.000 2.5
DMSION RESULTS
Juste 4, St Lawrence Upper Cut 10 vs. Pickering Slo-Spats 9;
Vision Canada 14 (MVP Adam Ray) vs HFM Construction 13:
Sun Life 19 (MVP Jason Manaccins) vs. Sav-A-Centre 15.
June 9: Pickerign Heat Fast Pitch 15 vs HFM Construction 5;
Sun Life 15 (MVP Patrick SCuito) vs. Pickering Slo-Sports 14; Vi-
sion Canada 14 (MVP Jonathon Froster) vs St. Lawrence Upper
Cut 14.
June 11: Pickering Heal Fast Pitch 12 vs. Sun Life 10 (MVP
Matthew Farr); St. Lawrence Upper Cut 15 vs. Sav-A-Centre 15.
June 18: Vision Canada 9 (MVP Frank Vicoso) vs. Pickering
So -Sports 8 (MVP Jonathon Glynn): Sun Life 18 (MVP Michael
Porter) vs St. Lawrence Upper Cut 7 (MVP Josh Brown):Sav-A•
Centre 20 (MVP Sammy Misser) vs Pickering Heat Fast Pitch 11
(MVP Andrew Parnell).
MITE BOYS' DIVISION STANDINGS
As of July 5
TEAM G W L T PCT G8L
D&D Home Improvements 8 7 1 0 0.875 --
MR M Meats 8 6 2 0 0.750 1
Cdi Sign 8 5 2 1 0.688 15
Carpet Towne 8 4 3 1 0.562 2.5
T Hamilton 3 Son 8 3 4 1 0.438 35
Pickering Source for Sports 8 3 5 0 0.375 4
Knights of Columbus 8 3 5 0 0 375 4
Pickering SkySports 8 3 5 0 0 375 4
Allstate -Wayne Redford 8 0 7 1 0.063 65
DIVISION RESULTS
June 22'. Pickering So -Sports 10 (MVP Eric Best) vs. Allstate -
Wayne Redford 8 !MVP Cory Wilber), T Hamilton d Son Roofing 18
(MVP Devon Cheong) vs. Pickering Source for Sports 4 (MVP
Cameron Douglas). MSM Meats 14 (MVP Michael Kelly) vs. Cdi Sign
8 (MVP Paul Cassar): Knights of Columbus 15 (MVP Parker Tnk1w)
vs. Dd D Home Improvements 9 (MVP Jonathan Thacker)
Jute 24: T Hamilton E Son Roofing 20 (MVP Kadeem Hutdwson)
vs Allstate -Wayne Redford 20 (MVP Craig McCrone), Pickering
Source For Sports 15 (MVP Jordan Hovey) vs. M d M Meats 11. Car-
pet Towne 15 (MVP Omar Al") vs Pickering Sky Spats 12 (MVP
Chad Andrews). Citi Sign 18 (MVP Timothy Chatterton) vs. Knights
of Columbus 11 (MVP Josh Desouza)
Junta 29: MSM Meats 20 (MVP Dean Elliot) vs Knights of Cokimbus
12 (MVP Michael Parent). Carpet Towne 27 (MVP Logan Mantle) vs.
Pickermg Source for Sports 5 (MVP Trevor Bean). D6 D Home lm-
provements 18 (MVP Ryan Bonneau) vs. T Hamilton d Son Roofing
15 (MVP Matthew Houssan). Pickering Slo-Spats 17 (MVP
Spencer Maher) vs ARstate-Wayne Redford 10 (MVP Andre
Boutay)
SOLART BOYS' DIVISION STANDINGS
As of Jvey 5
TEAM G W L T PCT GBL
BMI Consnuction 9 8 1 0 C 889 --
Accord Craft 9 7 2 0 0.778 1
Jim Carter-MirCom 9 5 2 2 0.667 2
Kwik Signs 9 4 3 2 0.556 3
O,scrovary Place Daycare 10 5 4 1 0 550 3
Steve Barney-Coldwea Banker 9 4 4 1 0 500 3.5
Hamilton Roofing 9 4 4 1 0 500 3.5
Oualty, Tune -Up 9 3 5 t 0.389 45
Serpa Conveyancing 9 3 6 0 0 333 5
Bob Johnson Chav-0 0s 9 2 7 0 0.722 6
RalMax-John Mona 9 / e 0 0.111 7
DIVISION RESULTS
Jute 23: BMI Construction 9 (MVP Matt Martin) vs. Hamilton
Rooting 7 (MVP Thomas Hamilton). Jim Carter -Min Cam 12 vs
BobJohnston Chev-Olds 6; Accord Craft 22 (MVP Zachary
Glynn vs Discovery Place Daycare 10 (MVP Matt Mattmarsafla).
Oualty Tune -Up 16 (MVP Nicholas Franz) vs Re/Max-John
Mona 12 (MVP Tron GNI), Serpa Conveyancing 16 (MVP Ian
Gibson) vs Stere Bartley-Coldwell Banker (MVP James
choleras)
June 24: Kwik Signs 2 (MVP Darcy L'Heureux) vs. Stere Bart-
Ivy-Coldwed Banker 2 (MVP Michael Bartlett)
June 25 JIm Carter -Min Com f0 (MVP Ryan Lowe) vs Re/Max-
Jonn Monkz 4 (MVP Brian Moose). BMI Construc!.on 12 (MVP
Jordan Carr) vs Kwik Signs 8 (MVP Bryn Briggs). Hamilton
Rooting 12 (MVP Andrew Paul Gianfrndoo) vs Saw" Con-
veyancing /0 (MVP Ian Gibson); Accord Craft 12 vs. Ouakty
Tkr+e-up 5. Discovery Place Daycare 6 (MVP Matt Thompson)
vs. Bob Johnston Chet -Olds 5 (MVP Adam Engel)
July 2: Hamilton Roofing 16 (MVP Adam Northern) vs Steve
Bartley -Co We If Banker 13 (MVP Darren Belau): Discovery
Place Daycare 16 (MVP me team) vs Quality Tune -Up 15 (MVP
Greg Moss). Bob Johnston Chew -Ods 18 (MVP Daniel Froze) vs.
RNMax-John Mona 11 (MVP Tron Sell), Accord Craft 24 (MVP
Ali Salehmohained) vs. Jim Carter -Mn Can 9 (MVP Ryan Lind-
say).
ino-say). Serpa Conveyancing 14 (MVP Andrew Muniz) vs. Kwik
Signs 3
JUNIOR T45ALL DIVISION
MVP LIST FOR GAMES (No scores are ketal
May 19 Scotia Mcleod (MVP Mark Kennedy) vs TBM Services
fMVP Myles Mendoza).
May 2S Scotia Mcleod (MVP Michael BeIgiorgio) Vs. Reinsur-
ance Management Associates (MVP Domenic Manckno). Bud 3
Roy's Service Centre (MVP Amanda PorW) vs. TSM Services
(MVP Jordan Bean).
Jun 1 Reinsurance Management Assoctales (MVP Bradley
Crabb) vs. Scotia Mcleod (MVP Kyle Schunk); TSM Services
(MVP Mitchell Beanies) vs. Bud 6 Roy's Service Centre (MVP
Ashley Bernard).
Jute 2: Piderng Men's Slo-Pitch (MVP Cody Arsenault) vs
PMSP (MVP Russet McGibbon).
Jure 8: Rebound Sports (MVPs Kaike Bunyan. Ryan Glknour)
vs. Scotia mcLeod (MVP Richard Andrews); Reinsurance Men -
agement Associates (MVP Robbie Heard) vs. T13M Services
(MVP Adam Cara).
June 9: Trident Elevator (MVP Kadin Clubtey) vs. Pickering
Men's SIo•Pitch (MVP Keely Hyduk); The Peanut Club (MVPs
Kayle Asn. Sudamen Hussein) vs. Grarwte Press (MVP Joshua
SP$t-).
Jae 111Scotian Mclaod (MVP Valerie Saunders) vs. Reinsur-
ance Managernent Associates (MVP NO Yokura); TOM Services
(MVP Devon Mlyles) vL Rebound Sports (MVP Tom" Raid).
J14re Is: PMSP (MIVP%Tyler Moossy( Taylor Ray) vs. The Perkin
Club (MVPs Taylor Eakins. Dylen. McKee): Grange Plass (MVP
Ryan HoMrrtant) vs. Pickering M on's Sb-Ptdt (MVP Ou meft
J Kurt). = PMW (MVPs Gamu-Cooke. Bless Shavlr) va. Scope
McLeod (MVP Laura Ohiplton). Grange Pass (MVP lfrctaie
Coons) vs. TBm Services (AVP Akuxandar MAoNin).
Jaw 23: Pickering Men's Sco-Pilch (AVP Hugh NO) vs. Rain-
surance kiwwgotnent Associates (MVP Ryan P40i Rebound
Sports (MVPs Adrtanna Mellow Kirk Thous) vs. The Peanut
Club ('MVP Stroh Thoef on).
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3
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0 8
Sharks ROyele
5
2
3
0 4
Toronto Molds Lld. While Sac
4
2
2
0 4
Atnodlah- Madtinery Mtc Davi Rays
4
2
2
0 4
Viage Plaque Adedt Tapas
3
1
2
0 2
Future Stan Pholograpy Twins
2
1
1
0 2
Compucen a Orioles
4
1
3
0 2
K"W Madeadng Menners
3
0
3
0 0
Pidwirg Village Sports Rad Sat
3
0
3
0 0
TYKE DIVISION
TEAM
G
W
L
T PTS
AME Deck PhiNra
4
4
0
0 8
Boyer Pontiac Giants
3
3
0
0 6
Picker" Playing FrWs Mss
2
2
0
0 4
Pickering Ronda Pack
3
2
1
0 4
Grade A Expectations Expos 2
Pickering SkySports Manns 3
R. Bursey Foal Estate Braves 3
Randy b Pat Tazmen Rockies 3
PEEWEE DIVISION
TEAM G
Bremner Pool Cardinals 4
Pickering Toyota Astros 4
Discount Paint 6 Paper Pirates 2
Time Carpentry Cubs 2
Certified Hosting Rockies 3
Boyer Pontiac Diamondbacks 2
Unistrut Giants 3
Shoppers Drug Mart Dodgers 3
Floss Falcons Reds 1
BANTAM DIVISION
TEAM G
Swiss Chaser Orioles 3
Dufferm Games Room Devil Rays 2
The Wallpaper Center Red Sox 3
Peter's Apples Angels 3
Boyer Pontiac Jays 3
Time Carpentry Twins 2
Oualty Tune -Up Tigers 0
MIDGET DIVISION
THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JULY 7, I"S - PAGE 1 Y
I1 0 2
0 2 11
0 3 0 0
0 3 0 0
W L T PTS
2 2 0 4
1 1 2 4
2 0 0 4
1 0 1 3
1 1 1 3
1 0 1 3
1 2 0 2
0 2 1 1
0 1 0 0
W L T PTS
3 0 0 6
1 0 1 3
1 1 1 3
1 2 0 2
1 2 0 2
0 2 0 0
0 0 0 0
TEAM
G
W
L T
PTS
Pickering Town Centre Angels
4
3
1 0
6
Midas Muffle. Royals
4
2
2 0
4
Liberty Mutual Mariners
2
2
0 0
4
Loose Catwoose Bar a Grin Rangers
3
1
2 0
2
Bryan Mitis d Associates A's
3
0
3 0
0
WEST SNORE MIXED SLO-PITCH
Jute 25: StouMvAe 6 vs Scarbaougn 2
STAND06GS As of
July 5
June 29: Scarborough 13 vs Cotcurg 4 Oshawa 1 .s P.cker
Ing 5
TEAM
G
W
L T
PTs
Jumbo Viler
9
9
0 0
18
Bons Kitchens
9
8
1 0
16
Chpue Hai Salon
9
6
3 0
12
Bob Myers
9
6
3 0
12
On The Beach Salon
9
5
4 0
10
Kwik Kopy
9
5
4 0
10
Greenwood Printers
9
4
5 0
8
NorMie Plumbing
9
4
5 0
8
Tanning World
9
4
5 0
8
Plymouth Chrysler
9
4
5 0
8
Canadian Tire
9
3
6 0
6
Graves Lock Services
9
3
6 0
6
Donlards Jewellers
9
3
6 0
6
Duman Instruments
9
3
6 0
6
Caveriev Elettrnc
9
3
6 0
6
Baydy's Lourge
9
2
7 0
4
OSHAWA AND DISTMM SOFTBALL
ASSOCIATION
BRADY DIVISION (MIDGET BOYS-) STANDINGS
As of June 30
TEAM G W L T
F A
PTS
Oshawa 9 9 C 0
107 32
18
Stou"YAO 9 7 1 t
78 42
15
P *ierng 12 4 6 2
63 113
10
Scarborough 12 4 7 1
65 78
9
Ccookug 10 2 8 .,
58 87
4
DIVISION RESULTS
Jum 1S: Piccerng 9 vs. Scarborough 7
Jute 17- StoulMMe 12 ws. Cobourg 6
June 22: P,c kervg 9 vs Cobourg 8. Stoultvne 8 vs
Scarborougr, 4
June 24 Oshawa 7 +s Cobourg 3
Jute 25: StouMvAe 6 vs Scarbaougn 2
June 29: Scarborough 13 vs Cotcurg 4 Oshawa 1 .s P.cker
Ing 5
AAA GRADE
GARDEN PEAS
Shelled, Washed,
Blanched, And Individually
Flash Frozen.
SpEciAL HARvEsT PRICE
20 Ib. box
$1975
Also: Petite Peas, Rhubarb,
Sugar Snaps, Strawberries,
Snow Peas, Fiddleheads &
Asparagus in smaller
quantities. All Individually
Flash Frozen
MacMillan Orchards
Hwy. #2 between Ajax & Whitby
(905) 686-2531
Open 7 Days A Week
9am-6pm
WHAT IS MY BEST
INVESTMENT
CHOICE
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Flimandal
Constaltatbw
666-8245
Debbie Morgan 1888-790-9111
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Ajax News Advertiser office
130 Camnercial Ave., Ajax .
HOURS: 9 aln - 5pm Mon.- Fri.
Closed Saturay
FAX: (905)5/79-4218
Pickering News Advertiser
Pickering News Advertiser Outlet
822 I
V383mU7(17
1whits Rd. Pickering
Soman-Ambetles Plaza
Tees. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
'Mws lines ogee fhilr til 5-p■ INeN. -Fri., sat 9�ae - 3pm sue -Neer til 5 P.M.
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SAT., AUG. 8TH,
9:30 A.M. -6 P.M.
For more information Call (905) 576-9335
or (905) 683 0707
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THISWEEK
A O V E R T 1 3 E 2
TUxbridge
he Tribune
THE ow sums career
Trauirg Cater. Oecorne a MGatlMd Help1 Gib l" batt*
11x1 leehnicim. craft ng ng
aaeaok in aminal naih. OOINNO'S Ft m now hirirp
eartaltlig wax- drivers. Paid cash righty
mg= Financing avant- Earn up to S12Ax.Please cep
cede Nails $20. (905)723- py n person at 1051 Simone
am 51. N. OdWft. 434-2777
Geri" EARA Simi weddy
Nab wodwq atal�lvoelmpepe sw MM
Send ser
Unit. Sir OM 111ps. • - It idlim 1k. Sul 129
SEoiSOMM cash. we tract Ostima, Oat. L1J 812.
ti10y. Also ON Crew
Wrgger needed. 725-0213,
263.1093.
AZ otwet. full tine, ta
e, fd
delivery. experience pt
tarred Fax tailor 905-819-
1207 or call 905-419-0581.
aMTENOEI{t. WAITRESS/
WAITERS AND COOKS, bur/
part lime. AjaxlocatIon- Call
8199881 to appt.
IEANTT SALON requires i-
conm assistarp maiager for
Aiat. COnllaiiSiOrNDam s/
priom sturmr Also
)am4 ff line. Carstylists,
cynrw
COOK - htl fine and part time
ria
warned Exyeice neces-
sary Glen Durrke Pub OsW-
va fax resume 906-401-2500
DELI Clear Experietkad
lretkerhOs a must. For Land
and PiCkennnpp basion. Fax
"S"o(9)
esume b (905) 430-0771
pFrXemwwo dry dearker
needed torkirdidWely.
Plrsuse cA (905 )or
(9D5)725-2000
awamem Saks Cle*
re"red. bmikkdgeame in
P""i clotli no. Please
drop off raume al: 'meal
Volas'. 20 Simicoe SIX.
om..
ExPEIN AM. mature. LINE
COOKS tNeded. tirurrrh 3-5
years apewiaice. Apply it
ppeerrssoonn YYuii S Dina 1288
Simcoe SL
LMS
Pickering requires
Full time /Part tune
mature staff for
busing/dishwasher.
Suit housewives or
elderly people. Cal
Sarah 905-420.1855
requireddW th5. e Great Caro-
Ca�l (905► -421- 15Wetrain.
FLAT - 640
es4y Sf. E. Apu or car 427 -
HAIR ST'YIJS-I'S
outs S8tlntr b sm
01111
Malay
Dy p g
good ta011drg.txtndfotts.
for YeavlsW cal
905428-ft241.
FIRST CHOICE
HAIR CU77ERS
t'uitieme ekvttiiahk:
0down As wd
965 -436 -OW
counlew helper aril -M
hep. Appy in paean No res
sumo to 1791 Uverpod Rd.
Pockering.
NM
tpire0 PMSldkip pmvds an-
ally children, have sense of
1hI....u...�rrto�u�r�, wagency,
" like security �,offya
.I.P.iW age n y, epp01IW*
to cam some extra 'income.
call Durham PraeuiorW
Florae Dallime for more iso.
at 1207._
PHONE REPS Needed, will
dol► a
qfor srwo-
egdc individwls tow sales
room. Pham all Alison 905-
438-9417.
UM PeOPEFrrlr Matafae-
rtiaa limn replires two
lraiiees. SOIM eiperferia Of
Iea5ft, lad Lro/ecyon. 1t1a1-
alconipift-kadlllptr7faw. W rM 7a
� paases-r
a
an look boom a M fine
t9 =Z.1r5. i� wAei
Gwu hours br iklervbr.
SUMMER
WORK
$10.85 to
Start. Ideal for
students.
Immediate
openings.
For moils
723-4920
II MII M-
4 1. IYYII.
TOMR-
b:Pagea�its. Over 15200
,000 in
Drum and scholarships. in -
trips Nadonalls in
Clift
abVow. Cal Fo l -a*
387.2125 Ext. 240.
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE. resumes that are taxed
directly to 0-, awe This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals must be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
DZ DRIVERS
Roll Off 8 Recycle
Truck drivers required.
Min- 2 years driving experience,
dean current abstract required -
Apply in person
on July 9M, 10am-5pm Qfys(,Y
at 178 Clark Darlington
Town Line Rd., Bowmanville.
Att: Mr. Botting
KIDS! KIDS! KIDS!
-Ages 2+ -
Wanted for TV A Movie Jobs!
No Fees!! Men / Women 16-65
yrs. Needed for same! No extras.
Parents call (416) 221-3829
NEWS ADVERTISER
Is looking for Adult Carriers to
deliver newspapers and flyers in the
Ajax / Pickenng area.
• Must have car
a Door to door delivery
a 4 Days per week
For more information call 683~5117
PETS ON TV
Dogs, Cats, Birds and Exotic Animals
needed for TV commercials, series,
f4dms, catalogues and brochures. Send
picture with name and phone rxarnber
with info on pet to: P0. Box 58541,
197 Sheppard Ave. E. Tor., M2N 3AB
M" Caner-orieriNd Indi-
and a I ire b W*
ness. Co Gary BMW 905-
066-43M
Roviuking
05-
ttreuiws 48 semi
Tap fabs a matems
tlrerllfwll yrelglehiertcs
in Pawl
12 AM SL
SO 20&
M0"f1L ��
Or d 006}30710
or 1-080439-7M.
Filo a FAST URE lab
TO*Akin. Ol ckinges,
t»eriota ergel- seoes-
say. turd *171 innee.
Appy >t NehmoE. 196 wtm-
esv Rd. S. Ajax. no phone
Galt
Par#= Swummmg lessm.
ages 3 b abrin. bdWd pool
in Squat
RegisWN dMtrtlLlor. Cal
Kate rm),s83-0869.
Ta/NIEE PeInFON trrh
Omitting
Illy kniolind in
grapic busmu. MO exped-
ence requkw. Grn1 oppGx
tiiity roc adwriaeiertl. Cab
Mc Ruud betseeeli 9aa
905.883-79go. Spm
VMS, O'S is lookig to
expand. Nkirstyltll rise"
r atftutN
3805.
tk10w Ara
ueraa w1.
N sstt
Bw at.
Caxlr SL
Lb*m AM.
ub dew or.
Shipwitkid iW.t
Cwatiarl 9111.
Na.nty lP13M
winoxnA or.
sr CM&
Dwilikkatin PA
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Sarrctl W
Conschw car.
slbodMtw cera.
M.
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oxlwlii Q.
WWft Re
M..dowr.r Re.
tiwa.
oi.xraift0rg."m Dr.
Doe Wim Cme.
or
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POR F11Ri1E11
CALL. ere41117
"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 July 15198 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
INTERNATIONAL COMPANY
Looking for 6-8 reps to sell their exclusive
line of lingerie and ladieswear in this area, by
catalogue or home parties. Earn high com-
mission, car bonuses, trip to London. Profes-
sional training and sample kit provided. For
appointment cal (705)-292-5852, or come and
meet
Diane Rosin at the:
Cornfort Inn, 533. Kingston Rd. Pickering.
Thursday July 9th, 12noon-Spm
Friday July 10th, gam-12pm
135 135
requires
Apprenticeship Trained
Armature Winder
Salary to commensurate
with experience.
Contact Dom Stones
for an inter�V�m at:
68&4 VI
CNC MACHMMST
,lourrleyrnan nladtirtist
Car" iettcs on 34m
machiining -Able to do own manual -
-Competent on convefritionei
nAAWw
/ above is presently a day sl
lhion. RemunsFation is comnFensun
I experience.
lam alai resmw in conn *lice to.
TERLYN MMSTRES LTD.
782 McKay Road
Attn:
Plat mro
iE L1 W 2Y4
Fax: ca 113111111111111"
1 OWArd NFIp 1 GaNaed HWp
11111111NONrOlM now hiring wA1rNBfES needed for busy
Cake Daxirator. Experiri Oshawa localm. Experience
PIeMe appy 338 required. appy in person b
Sfmd
Otttthwa. 0f-e's Restauranl, 401) ling
Street YFest.
INTERNATIONAL marketing
I-
. woriung Wim a group a
leading doctors. herbalists
and biochem sts who have
developed a Ilne of exclusive
cutting edge natural health
and nutritional products. work
from home. PT/FT Excellent
compensation Call 905-430-
WANTED IMMEDIATELY A
mature reliable Sales Asso-
wte who is 1kxd* wrm pppopo0p
customer service slalls Co
time No phone calls
Resumes only Reeds JewNl-
ers. Midtown Mall
sltiaw
15 WELDERS, long term
temp minimum six norm
worium a Fax re-
sume to (161 l 195-o9M or
Coe toll free 1 -SM -509.3222.
SW Plus.
AIR CONWTIDNINO nsUkrs
warned wrm gas license pre-
leried Dunlrn rqm Ptorke
725-9731
AUTO BODY FERIUM re-
quired Must be expenemed
with own boas Start Imme-
"ely, Busy Ala* location
Phone (906)-019 2327
rJalAotltN GREETING card
Company seeks CommissIon
salesperson to sena exst-
a1111 customers and Ourdop
new amounts in er Pitleerng
/ Oerean Fteglon very tim-
Olt horxs Oiwrrnl car hnme-
diate Fax resume to: 905-
ers-s99s
I3NPC01111 PARTITUNR
Wanted experienced appren-
t ct bila Wright Elednoian.
For a quick paced manubc-
tiim/ compryi sW 3 - 11.
Fully supplied maaikrlrlct
snop. tons reg arid. Must
nave ttlowkcdge of 3 -pphtuas�e
mow carts skna / Sbtkr
and AssemOltr fa llons
are
Fm a cwngd PTa
f MFG
Ptai1. Applicants creed to ap-
py wmen Ctxp= Parbbm.
1tle5 Ck4WM Rd 0241,
Pickering. Onam
CLASS IA'
TECHNICIAN
MC license required.
For busy dealership.
Fax resume to
905-6e3-5738
CLASS A
Aaion"ve Tedi.
r *WW for Its"
% �lewil
a said guaarilee.
Drop Resume or apply
Mo. w to:
Ric AUTO CENM
low eayy SL PfcWkq
or cal (905)120.1389
taaeell rut CIMS Z. foaw
reghkrad br cly drivirp P1dl
p i defveriM. Aide b ram
roanrax rK b
416-M-
For busy swm coln-
C or 0 to OD -
record. w tid
weeklitlft
work is
�ewft �x Pftr r--
dplls. Irrrlhldla<e poli-
tiol
Mai resumes to:
namouscu
tawalwle
so" uvvmrom
Lilly 4m
EXPERIENCED
PARTS PERSON
WANTED
O Chrysler
expimerlce
a ,must.
Fax rwAm to
1985lit3-67si
TIS PMWS ADVEIR?MER TUESDAY, JULY 7,1""AGE 13
165 165 220 r 290 -290 �= -' 290 T 290 T 400 T •100 ffWJF" -5
Skl7ed Fblp
FORKLIFT OPERATOR 15 per
hour long term, must be Ir
tensed for propane, some
mechanical experienced Fax
resume (416) 195-0911.
MISSISSAUGAcompany is
accepting resumes for ex -
rooting and siding
rhsuden to train on a new
metal rod system Must have
own truck/vat and tools
Mum tall or tax resumes to
Interlock Industries tax
(90.5)564-99809 tet (9051564-
997
WANTED: licensed electri-
can Sart immediately Fax
resumes to 1905)428-8302
1 Hoop"
Medical or"
DENTAL ASSISTANT Part
lime only Please appy r
ppetrson wish resume 10Five
Points Mae Dental OHim No
phone calls
DENTAL ASSISTANT/FILER
FW time posmon Large Pick-
gnig Dental Ofhce, HARP
mrtdied. Hrs rdude some
everugs NO Saturdays Call
Kelly (905)-831-3773 or tax
(905)-831-3120
EXPERIENCED Dental Rece -
bonist required tut bee ABEL
erpwrwnce an asset Reply in
on nbrq to Osho a Tres Week,
Box 481, 865 Farewell St
Oshawa. Ont, Lim 71.5 FILE /
168
• 1 Date.
W4waed
INENGETIC caring, refuble
live -out nanny required for our
6. 5. and 2 112 yr old start
So" ECE and CPR an as -
$et Own transportabon. non -
smother preferred References
euerdw Potato call Alan
905-428-3386
WANTEDay a for SA K
Student of STB Staling Arg
Recce pts profiles d Cal GM -
6758
. tt.yceo
DODE AND GLENANNA - Ex-
penenced Nyrare provider
In 2 offerings Fun. 11 jr,rt-
abk enwroarhent 2 111ay-
WOM. Inge backysardday
u11MMIQS. qnrtmst aa. rotor-
- and recoma provided
MM) 837-1844
PICKERING Mad / Re":
Loving daycare. 18 moMM to
12 years Dady ouMo
oohed backyard and park)
Story lime. music. no-
Indous weak i smut. Fist
Add. C PR cerh ied Non-
Smdnng, r r alts. 905426-
1244
RELIABLE High School stud-
ent with Ids of expereence
available to babysil, pan -lime
orfuNtinnedstationerstationer�M
area.Canbcl SaM 126-8056
SOUTH Ajax. Hot fund*&
mmflk0a trade. phaaa, dk-
Iyr parte tsps, craps. Mys W
We Ballon adored. Mon
Smoking . 3 Mss aid IuM'
427-
1 rywoG
BIEL
swI1Lr1NG LES"n - pri-
va t i S" pinvar kudos
avoitaDl t M priglk heated
pool. iistr mos.
sRaergsissttered can CPA and m
It 683-266&
o1 omvb
LARGE Ghon team $175.
Evenings 427-4106.
MMA a LOBE no Newel
CDNdw -
a3�Io old. 11588. (905)-683-
mo -
1T VEHICLE nearl S be 2
sued,, Wt' style• 725-2383.
1 mown
LVAGE door Movies, WUM
us WOMW $0. Oft doo1W
openers. Quality Plus Doors
416.336-0073
2 =AN PEPPIAI buts vel-
vet love seats and Matching
arm clear,.. care -W
5600 for an. Telephone (905)
839-7136
Day Care
Available
0
1 AArtles for
sre
1991 FORD THUNDERBIRD
LX, excellent condition.
143.000 kil. loaded, auto,
abs, am -fm cassette, candy
apple red exteror, grey doth
idaor. SX -C; (905)
839-7136
21" LOOM. with bench. many
accessories such as extra
reeds, heddles. warp ig
board. bobble winder. books,
and materials $650 (905)
576 -MM
ABOVE GROUND POOL 26
feet. good condition accesso.
ruesitduded asarq f1250.
080 cant 90 5430
78"
ANTIQUE diningroom st".
durlphyte milnOgarnyt, ask -
i g 52500 668 8298 Isrp)
BALLY WALK IN FREEZER.
new compressor. $5500
(905) 987-1712. l tam 69m
BED. BLACK wrought wort ca.
nopy. queen orthopedic mar-
1resvIrame Newer opened.
$1.200 Sacroice $490 (416)
407-9499
CAGES for sale. 4x3 3 S25
each Please call Tory. Troy
or Judy 721-0986 (snpl
CARPET CERAMIC VISM
Why pry more, Carpet Starr -
ng a fo 5ssq n ceramic as
low as $1 49sq n Vicryl for
tray $1 1054.1. For spwttato-
IN savings i tree shop at
Homhe Service Call Mike
(905)426-2882 i (905)-ta2-
CARPETS khK of csrM,
100% nylon. new Sarin M
tract carpets on hand. 1 well
carpet 3 rooms, $349 Prim
uC'hOW carpel. pr- pad,
expert Installation. fast doi
NNoormah 686- .4231 p0 gMsl
CARPETS ME: Lots of car-
pets 100% nylon star te-
kesst. carpel 3 morns $339
(30 s4 yd ) tndudes- carpel.
pry pad and istaMa-
hon Free esumaees. carpel
moon $KNnq ().~ and
surrotedrq an Sam 905-
6861772
CARPET SALE. Cad and Sara
up to 50% O1 urge s"eworn
Of cola and design. dastorren
sabstacbon gwraMad For
tree esbook cal Mike.
(90.5)41-040, (416)x22.
COMPUTER ARMOMIE
Bleached oak sort with pW
Oka table ExcdkM wndlon
As"
$375 CaN (905)-668-
ELEGANT IVORY WIN wed-
ding dress. and matching
mower grl.s dress, approx-
"* sin 6. paid $2.600 for
Doth Will sell 31.000 O.B.O.
(905) 6656-6574
HAMMM' APPLUiSM. Salm
Plots. Sewvke Fridges side-
by-side water/int, white.
""up Regular side -by
Sides $450, deluxe host -ha
triages $300hp. Mie Viii. G.E.
bridge, lraeaer-bofkOm 0.
3yrs. 10eu. Inidgier
es $275. b
fid S99. Sell-ckawg
Stora $250. 20' sloven $100,
24- slovex S2WW. apt. -sin
wail wAblyer MA99, ashers
SIM*. Oly,s $ISO*. hO-
sin stainable washer/drya,
Me new $600. awtamwaws
$150hp. Lary" sidecslon. Fi-
namdtq seam. Up b tyT
worooly. Avg. 2-6ym 426
S]Gooe SLS. (906)726.1043.
FANIIY Niw high via"
fridge, abNad wo rerWsaNe
dom Slone, bmw ally wal-
es i dryer. $11500. Cd Und"
NffA Leff so - Clea bc•
quaed sdlwood apperL W.
11a-, wqm T71, h"t m air.
disk and shslvirg attached
imidemleI , 9100.406-11703
KAYAK POOL 121I.X201L WO
a' deck. fma, hearr. winla
i solar bbnkats, bdder
pump i fila. Paid $5,500.
As" $2,500 Can Jim 726-
7156. smious w4mm s ably.
KMO on X-ouk orthopedic
paw . sew and taw so
in plastic. Cori $1.500. Sol
$625.(4161407-9499
OTCM?N CUPNM M. SONO
bait framed, with bum in GE
am, range top, at hood
lin. Double sink with Moon
toast. counter top. ExcdW
condNim $1700 o.b.o.
(905)686-1132
BOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY
so" at $30; bdys B lora
Odd watdh $400: KOO site
Rolm mattress $125. di-
neUe SeV4 chairs $225: mo -
tort m tires. (905) 9650616.
MOYIIB SALEI Fridge,
Stove, 4 yrsoar, swing-sN
$250. hockey equipment,
drapery, hreplace/screerV
togs coftee table. playpen.
edam seats. toys, ba
clothes. etc.. (905)-1137-1729
evenings or 416)424.6361
days.
MOVMG Salo Harden solid
cherry comer cabinet value
$3995. sed $1600. Also Sita
table. value $1200. sell SM
Both purchased from Rous-
seau's In Whitby Can
(905)668-0789
NEW LOCATION - Play It
Again Vat. 20 Harwood Ave.
south 905.683-3833 Ladies
fasleors including Bridal.
NEW LOCATION, Play 11 Again
Val, 20 Harwood Ave South.
(5 Bridal
� les lash -
am mcklidim
ONE 3 -seater touch, reamer
at either end, exceeem cona-
bon. colour teal. price negoti-
able 728-3928
ORGAN. Shcober theatre or-
gan with 2 manuals, pedals.
Speakers $599 060 Call
905-668-9397
PENTIUM 91eRIZ COMPUTER
withSPVGA mondor Wind-
ows 95. Excellent condkhon
$750 Cal atter Spm week-
OaYs. ay time weekends
(905)-433.1316
POOL PROBLEMS? Pool
Egwpn nl avaiWbk new and
used We also do repars
GGuuaromed best price (905)-
-8452
FIREPLACE doors. glass i
brass 39 t.-Znlcles wide by
2914riches ". $100 905-
430-9906
HENT TO OWN APPLIANCES.
new and reconditioned, fed
warrmy Paddy's Market.
905-2 Mlll9 or 1-1100-7m-
5502
SHEONAN Quality wooden
sheds 8' x 8' ban M. Only
5299 plea tax May osier su-
es and styles avast" Also
garages and flecks 761 Mc-
Kay Rd IlM 3. PI:keraig. For
more rmo CIA 965-6142093
PM@Ahk FomNwo Traditional
Woodworking announces our
hast ever Summer TABLE
sak_Take advantage now to
bay the solid pre. sold oak
or SM chary Wk you Mie
always warmed at our lowest
prices over Our tables are
1017% sake wood. whaMer e
be pro. oak or dhol venal
is not in out vocabulary
Combine In with Via ODIOW
Or your dolt$ ad our untle-
. .0. no -mar toren, and
you have a table Aso will last
lir 6hteerat 1 Our Crater
men bull al oar Irodncts a-
ro Tradielorhaf Woothow"
ted1 4ae1 on our pre ems.
we do not npal frau dt-
Owe or the USA Traditional
WooeworkiPort 115 bloon Port
RPerry 905-985-
8774
USED FRMBE $225. and up.
used stoves $200 and up.
used washers $250 dryers
$125 and up New brand tame
triages. 16 c 1 $605 New
WNW name 30' storm $449
and up New 5 cwt Ircenrs
5255. new 5 c t bar lndges.
W25 Steplenson's Ap-
pkances 227 Court St. Orie-
wi 576.7448
WEOOwB DRE$$. IUkan so-
on, sift 7.9, traditional style.
beaded i seWlns. Doom.
skevm, hem rN, lag trait
Very elegant. pard $1000. B.O.
(9051-721-2375.
/ Antra
AXIWASAd-
vice- T q bl now
five! Pecluesirto oubw es-
ters wPCme amu" Comt-
Mkt. (m0 loud to v" 001-
siOnWl, coNtttions of arty
twit gGmfities or simple aro-
ow 0- SPKN 'MOM
kbatmI ppofty. 17 re
spall b al "On. Raw
Aa§qM- Brooklet
wilewmif
Sjt55 t1o49 tam
CAN 011 OEALS- We MY.
sen, a more!"
*NW
I" top w mc. lbws aedbe/
vides, Car audio, bar, CW&
GOrleS, game. 90M. dia-
(Gands, 1M 90th 1-2274
AaMl req (carafe am
00 you have valuable aro-
dqu es or MW rwrftn? Let
highest0SOWpYM in achieving
ft
trnry or Gaal
yle pliallon
USED
EMBOSSING
MACHINE
For Plastic I.D.
cards
Please call Sav at
5794IW7
Do You And Your Pet Look So
ue0mdobdu
I I
Much Alike That People Can't Help
'
But Comment?
Sib
' ZIf this sounds like you, send us a photo of your Look -
WarweO
A -Like pet as your entry to win our
1992 CAVALIER. 5 -speed. 2
1 and 1
1 PEOPLE their PETS 1
' Contest!
outdoor craft effravaganza
'
'
Drop off or mall your entry to: PEOPLE rS PETS CONTEST C/o Lisa Preston,
' P.O. Box 481, Farewell
August 8th 6 9th at me Cover-
865 St., Oshawa, L1 H 71-5.
1 Win 4 Tickets Or one of the following satellite offices:
$2.000 also 1991 Satan Van
to Whitby: 666-8000,1032 Brock St. S.
lice Flea Market Alendarim
1 Plaza just N. of 401
1
Bowmanville: 623-0622, 95 King St. E.
' (Hank's Chicken & Ribs Plaza)
'
' Ajax: 683-5110,130 Commercial Ave., Ajax
lots
1
plus Pickering: 420-1358, 1822 Whites Rd.
FCI %C Mursray ;une 25m
JW reftiorei (Sara/Lee-Amberlea Plaza)
If
1
�N,ners vin �e
1Er
1!RETTA ' 26. ed V6.
- e=1ry a "T vttAUt_IIV C: JULY 1 6/945 ;Mbished JUi T�
��������" Iii
Arta 6
• 1
MCrafttar
ue0mdobdu
I I
I I Ainlam00i s
I Astowc6ioe
Pods, Spe
Sib
for Sc4•
WarweO
CRAFT DEALERS WANTED for
1992 CAVALIER. 5 -speed. 2
91 COLT. 200 GT. otcmoack
SCRAP CARS Wanted- top
outdoor craft effravaganza
doorlow mileageas is
black. 5 speed. '89.360 klms.
pnccz pard Same day pick
August 8th 6 9th at me Cover-
$4500 negotoble Call
$2.000 also 1991 Satan Van
up Also tars for resale. rte
lice Flea Market Alendarim
(905)723-1784.
extended. 8 passenger, load-
pay up to $5000 Call 6x6-
will en be w 6000 people. CaN
1912 GEO METHO. 5 speed. 4
ed. S5, 900 655-253
1771
905- 436-1024
cylinder 4 door ody driven.
n dean none on bus nO-,
Hatwood/RossWd
non-smolunq. cetdled Ask -
Pods, Spe
mg (3500 o D o Cad 427-
.SPECIAL
72W
SALE- 1,12 PRICE INSTALLA.
FINANCE I
I
TION- KATM Pool Reaang-
1992 SIIMMRA. LE. aul0ma-
uiar above ground wtdilarlg
a air. sunroof waMe. 2 door.
decks 16'x24 0/0 55395
am-hn cassNte. 65.000 AW.
Paceage rckidn knee. 1 ad-
f6200 Tekphonhe 19051 576 -
den. sad ow pump i mo-
low
for etc 1-800.OW7561
"93 C EV Lamin Eurosport
Low i
Auto Nr Sunroof. Black 4
FWrd
door. AM FM Can . Power
1
3 BEDROOM Man level of
widows All Doors. $6500
FCI %C Mursray ;une 25m
0 B.0 (905)-6340655
boys 10 speed bike DOWFinch
P1ost ca/ Si5-
1Er
1!RETTA ' 26. ed V6.
7
7019 0H
auto Air!/
Cd player. 76.000
kms As" $10.700 080
FOUND a set of keys in Nee
Harwood Ave i Clem,tts Rd
aria on Monday. June 29 Cad
905-0x9-3956
• 1 PWerSrpplieel
AMERICAII cocker spanel
pupsadorable bindles of
tore. tenderly Inane rased
CKKCC�epshmd. shuts 905-
GOLDEN Retrinur aO. Jack
Russell and one dalmaborl
pup lir sale First silos, we
Cfet, Cal Laurie 90456645
0191 or 1 -881 -577 -DOGS
SWEETM Pet smog "my
care. veterinarian experence.
reasonable rates Don't love
pet -god ay- Accep"
Clients i eLfil
x005
ATTENTION: Dog Owners
Doggett Dooley Pet Waste
Systems mod" 2000 $54 99
�dqq b 150 6 M., nod" 30M
379 99 up to 300 Ns Dog Let
Jackets starting at 325. 24'
Fire Hydrant cortuen r $25"
BEST BIN 3' 4-117. 6. 10*
ubbme Guarantee, from
shoniols from
35.99. Dog
9. 7 dayslweek
(905)723-5/13. Fax 723.1166.
• Lk*obw
IN ab
C.S.N. HlroverwVTha-
ouw&W y oarfl q LOrbat filo.
blood Day, superb hunW
NNW
Alaftee Veroughbred
C.S.H. more. CIA 905 -983 -
for Sib�
s3n.
11 AideGeblea
t+a
Specialist.ckalist. AWFM rauRee.
060. Can( 7�00t32g00
1911 MMC[ SOMWsvl as Is
Aift#S ticUasfawssidm.
$115000.11 . 0. 905-20-M
1967 AM Good t'm Ilk,
are oaten can, ,, *A a*-
dw 120.000 kG, 5 speed
9,200. ii it (Ms) -
1217 MOOMNG lasw . LOW
soup told ark. AtdomibL
195 O.B.O. 'm
1M7 71B m lE#CEL, lady
IdrkiK 2 doe Atidl bltk 4
33 000. Cal 905819-OB72.
ISM Buick Usable, pw, Il,
ale, WON Maid*" reliable
Car 52500 as Is call 434.5324
kawh m ooloes. (talo)
/2M MUM I01117, 5 speed,
am4m, seer dean Co. ee
Uik blue, tweed p, 34,000
, 'I , Cal Cad (905) an -
001113
1211 MKCK Skrk. sporty, 2
dm. Vol ABS, AAiirr wmu. IRAN
M WAMId. Imes. 55900
0.6.0. (NS)4lW2137.
Call (905)436-3334
19% tial GOLF under 50.000
km. 5 speed Dau, saunty
syriem. 50150 bark spkl no.
Cal SUM 55764M00 0.0,0.
ISM SOMFME GT. 2.700
Urn s tau wen least
$287 00firo ncluddaaa�g tats
3 year feat ca11426 m
waL rtewwns.L
EVERYONE
No tum downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt:
bad Credit, no
Credit! If you
work: you drive!
Lots of pre -
ed
OSRAWA AUTO CENTRE -
Tem ae Shop Ohs ell sort
leo centro. Gael tars. Plan
M senlve. rwaails , warram-
On. tlwoockg al4 dooll-
IN$.196t Camaro. 8 M . au-
omahc $2,900 1968 Ford
Mustang. 2 dr, 4 M . aw
bmabc. $2.595.. 1988 Fad
Ilrornco It. 6 cyt , a/OrtaDt. 4
x 4. $3.5%. 1989 Cagier 4
co. automatic. 151 kms. arwy
$2.6%. 1989 Tempest. 4 dr.
6 W. aubmaoc. $2.900
1991 Cher Caveber Z24, Aulo
Mau beauty. $5,595 1990
Swnbrd 2 dr. 4 cyl alomat-
ic. $3.595.1990 Panhac Born
nevile. 4 dr, while, loaded.
$4.495. 1991 POrmgc Sunbad
GT. One, 6 ado, $4.995
19�N ! onfoc Bomr,4k. 4 dr.
loaded. $3.600 19W Ctev
Berra GTZ. 5 speed. black.
$4.500 1990 Cavelier RS, 8
M 2 or. black. 5 speed.
$3.900 1973 Mustang Main
1, ongrW 351 Cl Ckreland
inn wndo n. $7.995 1991
Ctev Cavalier. 2 dr . 4 cyl.
auto i . S3 800, 190
Camaro. t -bp 6 cyl . a eo .
$3.295 1992 Cavalier 2 rat. 4
0y1. 5 sped. $3.595 Come
Me See es at 10 Shead St.
S.. b asum are sol been
rut Med of tmareeelt tell!~
NN "bkia, o�u I I
wddeli I - S -4ir rt
(!1S)414-2255
1983 HONDA CHIC Ox. back
auto 3 -dr hatchback anvlm
cassette coo air sunroof
$7250 olio certified 434-
2775
Troda
eff lir Sob
1975 Fore 'rack as s $90C
DLucrtltl cn rnnr% - rani i uT
1 b 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(9$15) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.geocities.com/wall street/floor/
7657/highriser.html.
1 LARGE BEDROOM
.can d hardwood floors
,wnrai Oshawa. Satehte TV
no DOS. AvawatMe Sept 1st
$6%mo inclusive 579-42W
;r 1767-0591 mess) RNer•
erlms required
1 -BEDROOM arge bright.
Central �,nawa newly deco-
ra•d. Mddk floor d triplex
Four appiances Wlti iorrM-
y. Oft- ad parking rtaud-
M. No dogs Avail August
'1t 905-571 2757,
obo 725-2254 ask for Jim 110 34 FT
iSnOf bedroom c^ ace., Taste•
1988 GMC Truck 43L. Al bedroom air Cor ra:-r-
Condibon. 35.000te on new dryer Ws 'sated S -,v
engine -0asking M9 56500 Call Clow,- own AMMYYh S'"% ;
1 vane!
1 Who" Drive
1979 Fore Van red araC Sick
velvet and Dudon upholstery
Fridge, wait rack. bed. cap-
on chars Needs mWor
$500 firm Must be San' 7255-
2313
1911 NAM 8 2.000. wnh
op i mdliner Body n good
OW.2hon 4 �rI as is $ISM
call 91}5917-5050
1994 EPLOIIEN 4 wheel
drive A, C, crust, rat.
90000kms. extar"M oondi-
Son. 3140M 0 8 0 (905r631-
IM49
U DODGE VAN.
17 C 300klms AC c orubed.
$3.950 OC call 905-432-2730
1 Traim
17 FT. OWN Travel trailer coe) 2 -bedroom aWmem.
nor rent S325nk vlashroom. rwwy-rvwiaftd 12 -pix
Hardwood !bort. cable park -
00 haling i not water. n-
cbded Landry UcdM s No
No 905-575-2982
rr •+y5,>wr.c o virus
,905h725-1202. 725.1007
1992 JAYCO 30' toter.
sleeps 8. air omMe ed. irw
crowave. new shed swuwW 2-BfOROON base kin apt
O1Aln
vehicles t0
deal. tanks maskr holdroom
n dean none on bus nO-,
Hatwood/RossWd
Choose from.•la
mint condition, askrq
• 1 $14000 (905)631-2682
UA. GV.
Indge slow $60W= incl -
.SPECIAL
1 1993 Fiagstal hardtop tent
es and I sellar 42427-3496
FINANCE I
I
l trader sleeps 6. p MOM
I stove. awrwnq. fridge, new
3 BEDROOM SM. APT.
0EPARMNT1
I tires, excellent conddon
C11- ClOse 10 park HIP
SHERIOAN CHET
$3650 olio 19051436 4272
SALES I BiBTED
'k'" -
1
905-706-54!6
I
1 1914 FIAOBTAFf. hardtop
no Utilitiewindows s n ISt/om
re4uned (905)-43D-7257
a 6 I we tiler. slum a. ext A
1st. (906)-509-1441.
I conalton, 3 way�^�tahw-
1
3 BEDROOM Man level of
CENTICM is OMM$TOCKEO
I root, add -a -roan, dual ts.
hese. laundry. paling. walk
AME IN= TO SBL] MARE
I eWnc Drakes $6500 (905)
b sclool6o. $1200 Includes
TRIM BEST DEALS NOM ON
OUII LARGEST $RECTION
TMS $U KEW ANM-
Wtu 95 Now auloo. ar.
nice 12911110 lin, $6,995 IIIb.
95 A" 4 awb, air, 70.0w
kms. bat buy $7.750. 95
FwWy, andO. 30.000 kris.
catch me N.M. 95 Geo 5
speed 70.000 kin, clleap
35,995 fiML.1990 Lae Tiorbo,
5-4id. red $3995. Mat be
sen, 1919 Sha hood CowerN-
able. whir, new top. $4496:
M W M - 95 Safad. are.
loaded, 62.000 be.
$14,850.. 94 Transportw War. 102.000
pristine kno.,
wow $10,956.. 95 Loewe
APV. 120.000 kms, clssn, sw
per wite. Caraeam MdK wad se94 Grand
k
Its1 Gird $10.995. 93 Aao-
stat ad. syod, loaded, rid
Md tetra $7.995. 119 Astro
10"d 155.OW III. reel lice
,,.., am � - ec
1991 Camera RS, VB loaded,
5 SK super Sar $7500: 90
JM &^ 155 kok aaLlzirup
car, $4,800., 93 Nbssarn t01t1
Cab, am, enovpliaet .
129.000 kow ndwid $7.985
KIN. 09 Bb=. baht& 4.3 W
s, 4 x 4, Imm&curr, $5988
LOOK AT 1M1$ - 1986 CNeOri-
6oNd oW=F-69:4
AeO col Old air
»195Me F- 6 aedot
M fin at P1ea Amb Cot
IK = ON At. 1wM M MIS
ML M CaM (216) ST!31
LJIOYIG FOA A GMM carr for
my cage! khat be a mid stns
dig. Acrn , 1981 . and In No-
OdWO cDIN11 w O ADS and
J& hog. Can 434.57M0.
TWO /M7 HOP41 cwk
H*dlbkds red. &M.
21.000kmL OR Sita, 5-
spead, 9,Q MW GO1l bdb
ods wrtaey ovw on
1113,500.905.723-475{.
AaNNvb
S CMB $ for wram M cm
ad VN*L project cars and
wile -isle. (Yt► deer DIN, you
CNN r).905.426•M
A A A ANTW Cars, troft
burls. Mr pay $80. $10000.
Cab an the spa. Any Coro-
1oI, any your CIN a
line. 24 boas, 7 days, 3D
mki. sari, 905 -UG -5003 or
NS -706-5731
CA= FON CAM Ilk buy
head vdida. Vehicles Mal
be in 427-2415 or cons to 479
BayN St. East. Ain at
MIJi 0 AUTO SALES.
PEEPING Durham Clean.
Cab plod. Free Removal.
Dead or AN" vehdes. Any
time. Miywlkr BiM,
horne:905-430-3m; paper:
905720.8274.
NANBTOP TENT TOPADL
good cooftotl. slept fti pro -
pm tmnam Sl w. uk IN-
dro hookup. asking 9.500.
TdW4M 7219625 leave
WNW
TWO TNALEMG: 28' Prowler.
'71, slips S, huh bMll, aft.
aweirg, $5.500 000; 28'
r., T6, steps 6456900
lid v UIW-W kdgs,
stove. 905/34-7202. WhOw.
W"
1G' BONAI 1975. Dep V.
DOS$d deck. walk Brough
windshield. 150 Hp Mercury.
till, good shape,
(905)-723.1687.
1965 OAYLINEN 22' Cuddy
new taulper Igo. vONO DWth
Tracor Season pad for dock-
% SM O.B.O. (905)-5710581.
-
HM 6AYLM 2011, Bow-
IUOer, 140 hp Cobra 1.0., awl
he casette, doth sou da,
five Wd. WAMabc bilge
pwdp, with trailer Low hours.
50111
SM. (905)-725-
40%40.905-294-0760
AM $OUTN LV"W. bright
1 bed. Meet apt Mlv
pri shows only. $6 lo
Nusive. AOA. Aug tri. Coo-
� (905►-
AAAK, 1 -bedroom basement
apatNert, WBOWAt V.2,
separate . , - r.., am indo-
rn 6
U9g787A
AMI, kwy 2 Mftm veto
t MMM. (uA rldkn. 4pC.
ball. ark. sparar hrhwx.
cable, pining. spaale eo-
trantca wNhpa - $850 fork,-
Sire. 906-2 -9M4.
ANTI, WESMY i Hwy. 02. 2
bedroom. 2 bath. first floor,
dose to aM amendies. Amit.
911, $1100 inclusive. Cal
5117, 9-5 ask for Abe.
427-1637 rarigs.sp
AIN.1st. 2 Bedroom, very
dean. Month Oshawa. Every.
B0nwr1qd �ingcl�uded. No pals, qubM
579.9800. S678/month. Call
FRH Iwo Wooln W IW
chookBW4 Mum be h -
msded.
(905jx 3321L
CENTRAL Oshawa. a -;e ' -
i 3 bedr>om apartments
avanahle in wetl-marmsned
dose to all arim
Call 723-0977
AWIRABLE INMIEDIATELT. in
Whitby Apt bundmg spa-
cious carpeted. newt' part-
ed. wrdl balcony. dose to Do.
ShOW10. AN abides mc1uded.
NrsVW iem. ee. no pets 1
bedroom $690. 2 bedroom,
$790 3 bedroom $850 Cal
430-40134
BACHELOR APARTMENT.
avaliaDee �mmeWl" S45,:
ler montdt Includes Ilea. ty-
Im ad air Tempilone (ges)
%23-2268 d business
"Ours a (9051 263.2312 after
p in
PRESTIGE NEW '.,grit 1 or 2
Mrocm spin r,a Dafeeerm
.Dartnierw PAT"- Separau
-rfrancc, larndry, air cord►
.in by of the the appliances
.1 and 4111. rewth, - DC41-
: ancy $745 utWAn Cal
N`rIrby (905)767-0066
CENTRAL WMTNT upper m-
.. - .hear ;..ref tIuddi g
S rl5 mdu0es ad kilerties 1 W
.ist required Avail Aug. 1st
305;-2634125 or 5905063-
971
N. OSNAWA '.�pnr. very pn-
,ate arge bright. clean. 2
Deaoom. miller a Striae. air
9shwaAnlf park" ad $br-
ago taci world tut pro -
sessional. August Ise $900
PPA hydro 416-720.1353
WNMM, Largo 3-bedrwal,
arge ea in kitchen. in Milks.
cmdraw located, mo• ft
Cal (905)509-1805 James
GATEWAY commum1TY
HOMES 120 Colborne St
Oshawa. mus a vacancy Au-
gust ?St. 1996 2 bedrooms.
ot-n kitchen. or" IrAm*-
rivegroonI Hardwood and car -
W. 2-00rey Oak up with
large balcony off Mask, Bed.
room and private pad area.
S880imaGt uhlnbts ncblded
For more Into i to view cal
571-0687
HWY2/MESTNET modem
bright spacious 2 -bedroom
basement apartment. 4 ap-
plonces. private side en-
trance. $780 indushve. 1sV
Iasi. Aug.tri 905-426-1428
AVARAOLE N ombwfLy
LAKEVIEW PARK, Oshawa,
upper level of house.2 bed-
room• deck, tented yard i
pada% lXikbes ndudik hist!
Last. i references required.
$7354no. avail. 905-509-2825
WMTIV, LARGE mutt -level
2. 3 -bedroom apts. (tamly
budding) unnhedaxly, new
windows, lreswp-mit.
hardwoods retirkshed. !fear
schools. shopping. transit.
Deldu/Codraree. 905-619-
2901.
24N3moOM apkrbm"af,
sm. Aug, to humew*
never balding accommodat-
only in
better Oshawa (905)•33-7360 or�
N0a(I2-bedrooM � bo
b
rge
batrotty WON managed CadranldI eavu.
$8210o7p5s9 tlM.. Cain. parlmq-
No ISL9D5 579Au emo,
MORIN OSIAMA extra barge
3-bdrm. 2 -bats, quiet build-
ing brye bakamin Willie
gbll plrlWq rldtded. $875.,
per nlaNh Nig dogs allowed -
Avail. August 1st. (905)579-
5584.
ONE 6adlpai hadslor apal-
.l RS. $I50/momh. cable i
ad uMibes included. quiet
nor"rooker, no pets. Showing
Edify Igm-6pm.1 256 Allied S1.
08I Cel" 1 8 2 butl-
room ML. Very Chew W. M.
$476/moJ$56511m. Sot sen -
(0 l«� Aug Mt Cad
t 579-1194.
ut*bes Avail Jrmy 15/Aug
'St 19051-20-2871.
I 19945 INMO�IBE Park
I model ►Ione 40'X12' with
4 ROOM aW SOtO Pkkuft
I 8'x20' Ronda room. wMn 20'
Sm* person P*Ornd. "On -
covered deck. Caaplet"yr
smoker/no ppetttss. PmMe en-
'accruable. 3
trace. $77Wmo. And. Sept
1 beemorn Ctstbml 4 pc wash-
1st. (906)-509-1441.
If room 0tl*ol hvfe"Do r• PlusABUI-
ExuxtM"G
LARGE 2 -bedroom
extras 001101000411.
Mckom LAIN $50000. can
4pt• WOR. bringi
} 44'
di,w,� welnotR, tltmhdry. pale
ft avodkble August 1. sm
TWO /M7 HOP41 cwk
H*dlbkds red. &M.
21.000kmL OR Sita, 5-
spead, 9,Q MW GO1l bdb
ods wrtaey ovw on
1113,500.905.723-475{.
AaNNvb
S CMB $ for wram M cm
ad VN*L project cars and
wile -isle. (Yt► deer DIN, you
CNN r).905.426•M
A A A ANTW Cars, troft
burls. Mr pay $80. $10000.
Cab an the spa. Any Coro-
1oI, any your CIN a
line. 24 boas, 7 days, 3D
mki. sari, 905 -UG -5003 or
NS -706-5731
CA= FON CAM Ilk buy
head vdida. Vehicles Mal
be in 427-2415 or cons to 479
BayN St. East. Ain at
MIJi 0 AUTO SALES.
PEEPING Durham Clean.
Cab plod. Free Removal.
Dead or AN" vehdes. Any
time. Miywlkr BiM,
horne:905-430-3m; paper:
905720.8274.
NANBTOP TENT TOPADL
good cooftotl. slept fti pro -
pm tmnam Sl w. uk IN-
dro hookup. asking 9.500.
TdW4M 7219625 leave
WNW
TWO TNALEMG: 28' Prowler.
'71, slips S, huh bMll, aft.
aweirg, $5.500 000; 28'
r., T6, steps 6456900
lid v UIW-W kdgs,
stove. 905/34-7202. WhOw.
W"
1G' BONAI 1975. Dep V.
DOS$d deck. walk Brough
windshield. 150 Hp Mercury.
till, good shape,
(905)-723.1687.
1965 OAYLINEN 22' Cuddy
new taulper Igo. vONO DWth
Tracor Season pad for dock-
% SM O.B.O. (905)-5710581.
-
HM 6AYLM 2011, Bow-
IUOer, 140 hp Cobra 1.0., awl
he casette, doth sou da,
five Wd. WAMabc bilge
pwdp, with trailer Low hours.
50111
SM. (905)-725-
40%40.905-294-0760
AM $OUTN LV"W. bright
1 bed. Meet apt Mlv
pri shows only. $6 lo
Nusive. AOA. Aug tri. Coo-
� (905►-
AAAK, 1 -bedroom basement
apatNert, WBOWAt V.2,
separate . , - r.., am indo-
rn 6
U9g787A
AMI, kwy 2 Mftm veto
t MMM. (uA rldkn. 4pC.
ball. ark. sparar hrhwx.
cable, pining. spaale eo-
trantca wNhpa - $850 fork,-
Sire. 906-2 -9M4.
ANTI, WESMY i Hwy. 02. 2
bedroom. 2 bath. first floor,
dose to aM amendies. Amit.
911, $1100 inclusive. Cal
5117, 9-5 ask for Abe.
427-1637 rarigs.sp
AIN.1st. 2 Bedroom, very
dean. Month Oshawa. Every.
B0nwr1qd �ingcl�uded. No pals, qubM
579.9800. S678/month. Call
FRH Iwo Wooln W IW
chookBW4 Mum be h -
msded.
(905jx 3321L
CENTRAL Oshawa. a -;e ' -
i 3 bedr>om apartments
avanahle in wetl-marmsned
dose to all arim
Call 723-0977
AWIRABLE INMIEDIATELT. in
Whitby Apt bundmg spa-
cious carpeted. newt' part-
ed. wrdl balcony. dose to Do.
ShOW10. AN abides mc1uded.
NrsVW iem. ee. no pets 1
bedroom $690. 2 bedroom,
$790 3 bedroom $850 Cal
430-40134
BACHELOR APARTMENT.
avaliaDee �mmeWl" S45,:
ler montdt Includes Ilea. ty-
Im ad air Tempilone (ges)
%23-2268 d business
"Ours a (9051 263.2312 after
p in
PRESTIGE NEW '.,grit 1 or 2
Mrocm spin r,a Dafeeerm
.Dartnierw PAT"- Separau
-rfrancc, larndry, air cord►
.in by of the the appliances
.1 and 4111. rewth, - DC41-
: ancy $745 utWAn Cal
N`rIrby (905)767-0066
CENTRAL WMTNT upper m-
.. - .hear ;..ref tIuddi g
S rl5 mdu0es ad kilerties 1 W
.ist required Avail Aug. 1st
305;-2634125 or 5905063-
971
N. OSNAWA '.�pnr. very pn-
,ate arge bright. clean. 2
Deaoom. miller a Striae. air
9shwaAnlf park" ad $br-
ago taci world tut pro -
sessional. August Ise $900
PPA hydro 416-720.1353
WNMM, Largo 3-bedrwal,
arge ea in kitchen. in Milks.
cmdraw located, mo• ft
Cal (905)509-1805 James
GATEWAY commum1TY
HOMES 120 Colborne St
Oshawa. mus a vacancy Au-
gust ?St. 1996 2 bedrooms.
ot-n kitchen. or" IrAm*-
rivegroonI Hardwood and car -
W. 2-00rey Oak up with
large balcony off Mask, Bed.
room and private pad area.
S880imaGt uhlnbts ncblded
For more Into i to view cal
571-0687
HWY2/MESTNET modem
bright spacious 2 -bedroom
basement apartment. 4 ap-
plonces. private side en-
trance. $780 indushve. 1sV
Iasi. Aug.tri 905-426-1428
AVARAOLE N ombwfLy
LAKEVIEW PARK, Oshawa,
upper level of house.2 bed-
room• deck, tented yard i
pada% lXikbes ndudik hist!
Last. i references required.
$7354no. avail. 905-509-2825
WMTIV, LARGE mutt -level
2. 3 -bedroom apts. (tamly
budding) unnhedaxly, new
windows, lreswp-mit.
hardwoods retirkshed. !fear
schools. shopping. transit.
Deldu/Codraree. 905-619-
2901.
24N3moOM apkrbm"af,
sm. Aug, to humew*
never balding accommodat-
only in
better Oshawa (905)•33-7360 or�
N0a(I2-bedrooM � bo
b
rge
batrotty WON managed CadranldI eavu.
$8210o7p5s9 tlM.. Cain. parlmq-
No ISL9D5 579Au emo,
MORIN OSIAMA extra barge
3-bdrm. 2 -bats, quiet build-
ing brye bakamin Willie
gbll plrlWq rldtded. $875.,
per nlaNh Nig dogs allowed -
Avail. August 1st. (905)579-
5584.
ONE 6adlpai hadslor apal-
.l RS. $I50/momh. cable i
ad uMibes included. quiet
nor"rooker, no pets. Showing
Edify Igm-6pm.1 256 Allied S1.
08I Cel" 1 8 2 butl-
room ML. Very Chew W. M.
$476/moJ$56511m. Sot sen -
(0 l«� Aug Mt Cad
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1 orrea 1 owo a 1 rM 11 PIV_Salm~ l ifs for Sate M Lef1d • 1 PersofbaN : 1 1 keprovsmoft
Roti RnK o0
SICK of RENITING3?
OWN YOUR HOME - From 5700/month
Minimum Income S.i0,000 year
• Not much downpayment?? Can Markl!
Help for discharged bankrupts
Choose one: Cash rebate W to $5.000 QS
Discounted Mortgage Rate.
(905) 571-6275 or 14800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty.
MOPE RIGHT INI 1285.000 1
BAPTISTE LAKE. One of the
HAVE you been dented fi-
OSHAWA RELAXING MAS -
1/2 storey brick century home
last good building sites on the
nancing? Get the credit you
SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 King
on 1.4 acres of perennials
lake Southern exposure year
deserve Black marks re-
St W(905) 404-9625 11 30 am
goldfish ponds. large mature
round road 8'X12' Cabin
moved Professional confi-
- 9 pm
maplesa dream home Insu-
$69.900 Call Ron Yanch
dential service Call Trillium
Proprietary exclusive pro -
ducts that PT/FT
lated workshop. garage. two
Century 21 Four Seasons Re-
Credit Repair 416-410-0864.
COMP -
other out buildings A must to
alty 1-800-351-0021. C-8028
•
see Call (9051 786-9806 to
cs. pas.
$recite. walk-oN to garage
MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out
24hr rec message
arrange for an appointment
BUILDERS a INVESTORS.
of debt quick without going
SINGLES...Widowed7 Di -
OSHAWA, Buyers I Avoid 6
Serviced subdivision lot
120x180 with legal use of
bankrupt or being garnisheed
Everyone accepted regardless
vorced) Dislike Bar Scene?
common traps most buyers
170M of Lake Ontario water-
of credit rating Call for free
Looking for romance? Ladies
Free 25 - 65 Call Love is
tan into when moving into a
la h F
front. 25min. to Kingston bar-
information 905-576-3505
Storing (905) 438-0411
icer ome fee guide uen- gain price. 514.900 All otters Student bans included. Srxeerkd/Coxhtidemlal
hfres 6 inside strategies to given serious consideration 1 Horn
help you avoid these costly (613)354-9216 MMIN .-, P9M• Worship
Ron" 1 ni
rrtnwns r 2 or 3 BEDROOM House mistakes Cap 24/hrs for beef Ie • 1 Servicer
1 1 Rr4 Freshly decorated Includes 4 a 1 hared recorded Message 1.888- RARE Opportunity, renovated r r r GET 3 FOR THE PRICE OF 1
Accommodabappliances and gas Croat On 327.7513 I.D 11105 to new. 2 bedroom semr, plus MORTGAGEE Good, bad and S60 will dean
OSNAwA 2 !ocatwns centra! Lovely lot 1900/mo ufill-
CLEAN QUIET NOME to share. WESTNEY HEIGHTS. 1950 a severed 60PI detached lot ugly Financing for any pur.
and S"th east. one anal two pes Linda 1905)-W 6265 kitchen. laundry a large sq h .len base mem, lar la- n Bowrnartville. 1127,500, Gose. rates from 4191 All
bedroom apartments gweI tented Dackyam Close to all applications accepted Com -
dean Dwldrgs. start $575 per ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING f in ackyar m4yroom. kitchen, well- Low or no down payment iaf munity Mortgage 668-6805
mo rip pets Call 436-6689 or E months tree trier own a SMmo (905)-435-5202 ems. math rod. on tourpose to 8,11 Richardson Realty -Net
728-0208 house from 5550/monin BILI school. Many extras Associates 433-7949 • 1 euswwae
SPACIOUS wen -maintained 2
bed•oom acts Avail at 900
and 868 Glen SI Some wrtn
walk -m closets. paint provid-
ed Cense to schools. shop -
fog centre. GO Station Utmt-
bes included Call 728.4993
OSHAWA N. 1 Sedroom bsrtrt
apt Lc45 of WndowS Newly
minovaied Private fenced pa -
bo Avail Sept Ist Prefer
art singe couple or college
student Non-smokinomo
pets All inclusive S575/mo
(905)-432-9641
PICKERWG Luxurious 2 bed-
room condcmimum Parlung
5 appkances $1175/mo Avail
Aug 1st 14161.592-4225 or
(416)-746-8558 evenings
REPMtTED. BACHELOR apt
2 rooms krtcher barn with
shower, midge a stove. $425
inclusive call Come 723-
7115.
AJAX(- 2-Dedroom apartment
m building $770,mmtth uhk-
bes inciuded Available Aug
W Near bus shoppng a
schools Quietnice area
653-6145
SOUTH OSHAWA I bed
room basement aw^mef4 for
$440 montny in tusrre Pri-
vate entrance and services
Ck " to bus. vow Ohm"
abstainer only Available tm-
m•Aarey 725-2734
=TABLE FOR SENIORS.
tied adult Du,idiN Eiectr,:
beat. car" - A wunary faal-
*n No pets 1905,-579.9016
Family Butldhngs spa-
caous 2 a 3 B/R apts.,
itlls dnd Freshly pant-
ed rec dub, events for
all ages tram BBOS to
Santa, starting from
$670 Can to view
(905) 721-8741
V"" cLum 1 large brim No
pets no smoking Close to
�chools kW
SWO/mo ist
Ise (905)-426-7112
NbQy. oumm St. 1 a 2 -
bedroom apes dean. quiet
twelifrh9. paring Fub-brI -
boened Large closets Near
anw.bes GO/401 Frodge,'
Ittove 5610 a up ndiusrvc
No pets 905404-1414
NIMTBY Brock St 401 2 bed-
room apartment lower ran of
hoose. wneh man am onptnal
kitchen Separate entrance
parkm $700 tst/tast Call
tCdetd 416-261.1860
"""P. one bedroom
avarabie in wet matmaned
fO5HS 7777 Lid
MNiev. 2 -bedroom. upper 6-
CEX trhdge stove. hurt wa-
r
. laundry parking 5770.
SCSVao 1905)-686-1533 pm
1 -WO -367.3509 days 107
Nl6myton st
WHITBY, a must see' Bright
beautiful 1-bdrm apt private
entrance, patting, central air
sew broadloom Designer
function. 4 appliances. 4pc
bath. huge open -concept mv-
Ingroom. gas firepam. p"vale
b w*y, plenty at storage, all
Maities incriurd I Perko for
single person. Noti-smoker
No pels pleim. And"
f ?W"K O Call
MN10Y - 2 a 3 bedM=
awmerrs available ism e-
!6.7543.Call 16 7894145. or
1 IlsesesFW fto
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A RROUSE?
19M Irak S700hno M
1 to much Dornpllfrowe"
(905) 571-6275
1400-840.6275
Mark Stapley
sae Far Stir„ drill Z Tey
Ann tally n we hive a
borne for yup500
5. dowk
Choice.
hoice r 6 monft free or Irte or
isealls or reduced
me. From $7WJffomM a6 in-
clusion. become reguinmert
from $27.500. gross Can
Ken Collis. Caldwell Banker
(905)720.9411.
Rola Coldweli Banker (9051 AJAR- Comrenient to 401 - 4 5203.900 (905)-686-1886rn
rtht
7289414 bedroom executive non- 1 T..*oasas . 1 Out 04Town FINANCIAL FREEDOM Now,
Smoking fumiSrkd honk to Prowift B t
share with one Separate3pc11L.2112-es
private bath, own Irwngroorn
1yCKERING TOWNHOUSE
LINDSAY Maphegrove Con-
set mg author reveals
three wets b financial suc.
free
in eryl
Launlet
door Sy. ac. professionalteptace Bus at
Door Sun .wet
$135 000 Bnght. 3 bedrooms
dos 3 Heritage Way New/
OOf to e, C2ehrstd
�lrce
s650/mA. able
mParki $6
tun bath , .2. 2 piece. WaYcout.
Spring 1999 Adult Lifestyle 1-
message 1-888-574-3385
now rg 90/54* -9963
finished
pl mss. Easy ce aaessJ40�/
963.7546 or www maple-
NETWORKING Now high-tedt.
NORTH WEST OSHAWA.
Go (905)-420.8758
gfovecon0ocan
Proprietary exclusive pro -
ducts that PT/FT
Large
Large bedroom Central A C
winooking Working
PIGIERING VILLAGE - 3 bed-
, vocation
sem Great in-
come. work with top tamers
pro-
fessional seeks same. Avail.
room t 17 bath rant
1°wnh°rile ceramics.
and trainers 1-800-981-8%8
Aug 1st S400lmo IsUlM
cs. pas.
$recite. walk-oN to garage
$3 go taffill SM down Se-
24hr rec message
(905)-576-7002 afar 615om.
9133.000 Cal693i196
cluded wooded trailer lot.
Near C000ur Gr t
plM STORE For Sale. c80OK
wmasy -clean quiet mature
home to store Large krtced
v ea swim- arm" sales Sale a trairug
Condos norglsand beach. fishing
3 bedroom Large eat in Wtcn- Dom. lam 1 1pr' in -
qtr 15655 ound adxess 111) come Call a or Glenda
5ackyaro. trout Fusco at 116-360.6335.
AJAX 2 txdrnom, wlcony, cwmw
$89 banking
5 /2 bathroom.
k.don- 1 Tra0w So" 1 personals
parkaq, 1 1Q iwtroocrrs, en•
suite laundry. air. storage
,mored possession 905-6e1. RED SETTER RESORT - Im- I1 CHEATING ONTARIO
0329 y campground and corage HOUSEWIVES - names a pn-
resort on me Trent Large vete phone numbers. 1 -900 -
Spacious Miles Full hook-up 451-M8 W oh. S329/min.
SELL IT NOW from Sats 2 and 3 boo w. must be 18 T -Ione
CALL collages from $425/week ATTENTOR Then is a better
Ree. ball. star. pool. 4lkrrom way to meet quality singlet. K
x-0707 you are erferesred in a sx-
cessh/ W" rum relrbarafkp.
faire us a can at 4130-5701
dry. hreplatt. walk to s hop -
~ran sit S395/mo Non-
smoker Mark. 905-%5-072S
. Cormonwwew
For F'1
DOWNTOWN. OSHAWA 2
bedroom 2 full baths lame
srilanum kitchen. 5 apgWne-
.s balcony. 1 car parking
5950 induswt 905.436-0273
on.o.
WHITBY a DMrnnm 1 a smiin nl0. DiatYig000 9Ash-
rewhv 0ec"e0. $900 . Retai SBW ,ng 905-436.0807. 705-T78-
tnhnOry An ur+kDes 2 -BED t' Free RIM , Oshawa 3096
Datement apartment. $750 dovrmown 400-1500 soh 01 -Auctions they pus electric. newity ticeRetatl East Oshawa 1800 • 1 Auctions • 1 Auctions
decorated also. nopea. reler- n Comnner tial Howe
I r o 4 required, avrarable July
1 n Close to BrockMwy, 2
905-839-4450
WHITES RD exeative 4
ted honk. 26M Sq. h Mm
neck large backyard Ower
uapn0our hood. dost to
Sdhods and an arwom
f2owrino be6 J920
►mow
wined
WANTED. house ,n Scum
Ara. apgm=n atky 2.000
Sq h Executive coopbe.no
c I ddnrh. ro ors 3 Oedro 1
Rowed by SOPWM r 905-
614-6764
1 To.rrmwaa
For fto
3 BEOROOM.1 Condo Sr*
horrwou se) Brock a Maraimg
(Bassettavd wvw"l am air
pianos. au.no OMS. no
Sam". ahgrl August 1.
14161243-5114
BEAUT*M TOWNHOUSE.
Writes Rd S Phckewh9 Avar
lame AugW 1. 51200 3 bed -
11 rnarSfhnC ret fotien
hitt ter out 10 pabo. 2 car
wo"pehnq slept to
G0. schhooK Con-
sanrahon Pah. lake Ornlarh0
Non snhukers. no pets. call or
Wave aWssaw to
'OF, _-
mw 905639-3020
CARRIAGE HILL TOWN-
HOUSES - 122 Comm it St E
Oshawa Sepember - OdOtr
er avala0rity 434.3972
LFVUWWL/FINCN. 3 -bed-
room renovated tow" house
with 4 appkances, gea0a,
new broadloom. lensed yard.
11100 pis uphkys Cil (416)
931-8919
NORTH OSKNM Townhouse
2 bedrown for cent. Fennle
ttaadl�dh05s preferredOO �M Shand
utilities Included Cal 725--
2104
1 Ronnie
tw PAN
0E0NOOM, els pdwk sN-
Bnp rggm ifnn ar/Mly. lur-
fni�Nd a rrifwrlis7rnd, kHe d
IdtUref tatalfies, kmale pit
to . 3e07 S�
HIV.
WORM. FN0eNS18 fled
sfty room, hdBn BrepLBts d
a. pool, own bseeoom, -Rale
kitchen. 5450 ikeWldv1.
Available Ae0.1st CaN 9ma-
7pm. 436-6315.
WEST PIC�i Spain"
km)shrd room in dean a m
home. Sneable lex eakployed
baeNoom, idltitr�rdwa�ic-
as. IVAnt. S110fwk. (905)-
509-2459.
Sept., Firsvlatt required.
Pilltrinp CIM to Brock Rd.,
401 A Rw. aww. $450 i
5400. Cas 6192560 Bacwl.
CLOSE k Osftn Comm,
bran room in targe. hkrdy
SMW haft. week 3 otwM.
Close to public travel. cable.
laundry, air cafd. Non-
smobr, SM. 576-5577.(u*)
46OK R Shop Cab 434-2447
or 655.4132
M• mfarrkk
NEAR .�StLwa ; Crt-e
doseC Bay wit form over-
head doors a Sake door. SM,
morin all nnc�khsrve(brsnrnsss
tax nhcklde0) (h gh caiMrhps
par". -tunes. washrooms.
-- oanxenw included)
Lease optional Space for
Parking egwpraent o frocks
!OS -5.6-2952
1 can"-
k►Rwd
PIGEON LAKE 3 bedroom
waWfrom cottage Kids sak
Shoreline Dock tacrines 5
inn s N d Of W time S600d
wk fulINS9Md (905)-655-4205
• 1 FhoYs
w PAN"
CLEAR MATER AREA 3 b•6
roan ofiNvuee. pool. hapkm
NO arrow• yrd. •rahel•
new For rro and lel r1•w priotae
WS -574-3788
tLEARWATER. 2-3 bedroom
tuna furnished nhObre (pr-
mumem) homes Central air
boots rid tub, near beaches
am map- attndhorhs Child -
Ten wetcomt $2T5/waek.
Photos Shown ,n your home.
(905M3-5503
11 P"Wb Mows
For Uk
AJN[ HWWOOSlhry n. 3
. . mai tri. 1 1R bfnn. Do-
tpakcb�tew fAm" a". FNe-
=_ = 1
BMWmmkuu - I'm s4 t
2 Motor Inel Inns, 3 years
neer. broaftes a lbrpleon.
3 bndtloms, 2- 4 a d 1-
1 1ad
LIF43'312UT6�04_,
2pr MORL
do"
0 00L
on -M kitchen, avieydbMlep
nom combo, 1 t/t�lels, at-
tached 0aage, cls bur.
5124,900.906'13-3531.
IroNSE FM PION Sale. 4
lkedroohn1. 3 rfMstM�oggnpw, w
me parape araka%t. Pkv
d 1906) I65-aB91.
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4pm. 703 " St. Wool
Oomw Slog, 400 indi d,
Okla holes. 4 bedrooms.
(905)-4366-7559.
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Thurs. Jul9W at
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AUCTION HALL.,
Hwy e2 Colbonni
lWe are not having a
Sat sale On week as
five are taking a Holi-
day Thurs sale win
be a iiarge one seming
contents of a Co-
bourg home. Sonne
ant and collectables
PCs, tool, grden a
lawn tools, appkanc-
es. household atrti-
des, china a glass-
ware. etc. nearly new
round oak table with
leaf and 4 theirs,
kitchen nook set.
ur
cved glass oak
charter cabinet, dress-
ers and chests o
drawers. brand new
love seat, brand
box and mattress
coffee and and
tiles, other be
new stat
washer a dryer, d
good dryer, wri
washer. several
lour TVs,qty.
broadloom, 486
COMPLAsr wish a
monitor, ant vin
buffet, per, p
articles. ofira
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with ornas h
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in itrpliert a
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spent of in error.
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led 5 h. harvest
S, pins blanket
6 coknsy, chars,
suites, grants ware,
nertairlment Centre,
apartment sin booz-
er, Cement mixer, del-
ta table saw,
SW saw, box trailer.
y. ice
wooden off
desk GE 48' bial
screen TV. Bosom
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1866. chesterfields.
flat -top farm scales.
pictures, tool.
China, glass, house-
hold items.
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And Al Ocatsiorts. Have My Own Magnan,
Call Ernie 66W4932
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McGmWs #AsOm Gears. Bowraaaefile -
d Contents. wicker, Tool. Outboard
Sooday Jeff 1211, 10 a.m. (Viewing t.0/)
401 to 1b mfr Rd. Nwth In 112 Hwy.,
Esse to SCrOog St. North 1 bo.
iwx*'s Auction includes exceptional oak 5 sectior
MU unit. leather couch d loveseat, diningroom set
60 s). couches 8 chairs, sofa ted, curio cabinet
e"I'M ccs. of arrow (settees. Chairs, tables. planters,
tc-). msc. dressers. beds (wood 8 iron), entertain -
nem centre, sevnt>q machin, tables, chairs. glass 8
1wna, freezer, old cameras, records, tools ircode 8e3-
'er JigSaw. Craftsman nitre saw, Rockwell Pinter,
,ortaDN shop dust coNector, stop vac. idenor Doors.
1us small tools a garden a farm related. 1984 6 hp.
vtnrude outboard, something for one a a8 Plan on
Wilding our m teem ar"m a cokctable audition,
milday July 19th. with marry rate 8 usque arbdes-
all for consignment 8 auction detail. MacGregor
action a details.
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■acstager C.Pr.A.
105.007-3iit 98"M790
AUCTION SALE
GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE
NEWTONVILLE,
FRIDAY JULY 10TH 600 PAL
Sellingthe contents from the home of
Mrs. Taylor, Port Hope; glassware, chi-
na, collectibles, household effects, furni-
ture , recliner, maple desk and chair, old
rocker, cabinets, TVs, antiques, roto till-
er, tools, and numerous other articles.
Preview Friday after 2 p.m. auction
starts at 6 p.m. Terms: Cash, approved
cheque, visa, mc, interac.
AUCTIONEER:
FRANK G- STAPLETON - CAI, TCCA,
NEWTONVILLE
"0517Bb2244, 1400.2&3-9086
8f®. JAT 8 !TARE ia8 VKW FRO- NOON
in Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, 3 mi. N.
4W. 401 exit 399 mq this week antiques, fine
titan, glass, dlirn� to ind: Spies
nut damingroom suite, mahogany chirp cabinet. mi-
IaRy dining table, uniusuel mahogany finish curio
Wait. horn bRRp�r 1r✓ W (1920 , horse sleighwill
sol oI b 1N ut9po-a1ek�1 . set 5
qprj difft chairs. dre, 3 wahutar
wardrobes, oak llarwst tablet vW4�
han-
It chars, oak exdeneion cable wdpivappkIps Med-
e Het 8 gal. butler d um. brass hanging %ht fix-
!. assorarlN . a mehopay ow" a end tables.
ich Ptolkindal "got tap caNee a end tables, soup
I enMruwdmd unit, fleor Ylctrals o * II
Dried nWwp ry chairs, 1N cut oak rocking chair,
isback rocMlg dpi-, bleR1kIN bot, INrtlpbadt trims
NR desk, hay leholled OriaMal caped plated hat-
e sell in bort, Lifrliled Edition pprr31 day
ark JerorrM a Co. mMMle"Maodt 0 Gee WA
k, 11 piece Roel AIM lea service, (1lasgmade
eln). txysak der, I. s* a popper coNecSort ap-
L 200 cobcbor spoons. 1/4 cut oak mance with oak
ks, waelhsoW, pone RM IS a cabiK oak biiards,
Is board, old candlestick I, Ill a tie, Vicbriaa photo
Im w/phobs, oak Dorn Ww ''spin . oak NoM-
doctnc blephohe, large uniusual dNMah kaatgirhg
I fixture. brl O temp, letup, 8 wooden
clackers, steins, signalV. RGI aplarld we& colour
Sterling candlesticks, oldKodakcemera, idle an.
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GIVING UP FARMING
FARM AUCTION
SATURDAY, JULY 18TH/98, 11:00 A -M.
Selling the machinery and equipment of
Rick and Patsy Shaw, 8383 Lander
Road, R.R. #1 Gores Landing (east of
Bewdley, north of Cubourg) farm located
north on Bumham Street to Northumber-
land County Rd. 9 and west to Lander
Road north; or east of Hwy 28 on County
Rd. 9 to Lander Road north. (Watch for
SegMI)
JD 2120 Diesel Tractor w/JD 145 loader
k bucket, JD 45EB Gas Combine w/10 ft.
Grain head, JD 234-2 row com head, JD•B
21 Run Grain drill dbl. disc., JD -AW 15
ft. drag disc, JD -54 Manure spreader, MF
880 Plow (4x18's auto reset), IH 45 Culti-
vator (20 ft.), IH 12 ft. Cultivator (3
pth), IH 12 h. Drag Disc, IH 455-4 row
compI nter, NI 290 -9ft. haybine, Hes-
ston 5.30 round baler (elec. tie), NH 273
square baler, KUHN 410 Tedder rake,
Lily Tedder rake, 2 hat wagons (16ft.)
Massey),
bale bunc
(Case & Maher, Tumco/
Martin -8ton grain wagon, George White
150 gal. sprayer (3pth-21ft), Agri metal
electric roller mill w/unloading auger
(cibl. 8" rollers), Brandt 50 ft. -8 in. Grain
Auger/rubber, Little Giant 35ft. Bale ele-
vator/rubber, Allied 25 ft. bale elevator,
Drag harrows/pony harrows, 1980 Int.
466 diesel platform truck (Tandem), 18.4
x 34 tractor duals, 15.5 x 38 tractor duals,
electric round bale saw, round bale feed-
er, electric fence controllers, 6 farm gates
(8' - 12'-16), water bowls, milking equip-
ment, bedding keepers, cow trainers, cow
dippers feed cart, etc. etc.,
NOTE: Owners moving, everything in
good condition and every@»ng selling.
TERMS:
S: Cash or Approved cheque with I.D.
Prop. Rids Shaw (905)342-2150
AUIC TIONEER:
FRANK G. STAPLETON - CAi, TCCA,
NEWrONVILLE
4"6170F22,44,140W263-X006
r, "Owtmoobriupkrs. two iftoubtarllipnog�e10 olldy clLMlhpPitdregi
Frac farrd !M Rd6 miZZte�epifbyno lhov
fMet hwjWor 1 ml. Rnori d t.e�alej vetch
-boded hal tables uatbierr" d1a� ta6a
ll la
i lad txystal chandelier, 3 old church penlB, 2
way phones, pim shod. in cart, tld letups.
room shite. table a 6 needle point Chairs. a
set, sideboard, odd chairs, 7bl6onar bran c
IN, brass bft, $etting of 6 Royal Abort dist
pictunis 9 homes, IN
d". V.C.. R., coNled�r ptites, diask, n q* I
s, plus many knict knacks a eaNectabin. Tool 1
12 urn, 5 H. Sportstar o lbowd nota` bard s
At saw, welder, steel posts, ladder, motor
wire mesh, skill saw. plus finally small items
Wel stacked ioorflshop nd and p lift b
h: Chip truck on site Hou with oily cosi
a: Cash or DOW arena with Ln
or auctioneer not responsible for irhjury
in ca nec�tion VC
this sale.
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a• trve. peaceful, spiritual woman who
wes in in-home schooling, orgarnc gar-
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.nizatnons, with respecL kndress and
:.•standwng for an lila forms, seeks soul
. ,•= with wiry similar values and beliefs.
ndcng, drnkng or dings. BOX 15308
COMMON SENSE
15 i• old. divorced. bog beautiful woman.
.s the outdoors. is honest and passion -
with a belief in God and looking for the
e Sense of humor is essential BOX
.. 73
OUT ON A LMB
;5 ,r old. 54', 120 W, attractive female with
�wberry blond ham. due eyes. fun 0".
.I humored and recently sepMated from
ng term reletiorroflp. Looking to get
.:n into single Me again where do I
BOK 26815
READY TO SNARE
figured, 5'6". brown haw. brown eyes.
n ofd lady. fantastic sense at hump.
of coot. country loving. sings mom of
looking to share Ne. BOX 26816
ITS A CASUAL THING!
.eking a mal 1O to 25. 6' or over. with
liar interests, 1 am a 510' skim tamale.
who enjoys Wang poetry, wants and
icing. WMA so edi casual at fwst•
,miby, more. BOD[ 17557
twdwRSF" STUDENT
" ftenht. attractive. finaneaiy secure.
File 1smn-1 39. seeking an independent.
good looking malt who is very secure
n n o of he own, for summer fun.
-aybe inion. BOX 17633
LETS GET TOGETHER
is yr old 5'8-. tub figured. ndeperWant.
-,$*, while fame with biow, has and
,.of eyes. wEnjoys reading. waking.
. an, good Iranse with trends. da ncrg.
ng out Will bons Lookng ler lenge.
-10 mat who is cern% pe"oonae. smn-
rre for poaaibla relabo nMtp. SM 30510
LETS MEET
23 yr old, 5.9'. iib figured single. who
--ale with blonds Iw and heael eyes.
airs waking, srrrmmning, play rg pool.
"res, Cnng out quiet times Looking ler
.i.. single, whole male. 23 to 30. who is car -
,g understrdng, with a suit of Rand,
possible netllonshp. BOK 30511
SEEKIIG A TALL MALE
22 yr old, single whole female. 5.11". 125
Cs. enjoys hoCAnX soccer, woil t out.
zlub6 and more. Seeking an employed sill,
)ie wiwle nWs. 20 b 20, over V. who is
"onset alum weh a good same Of
sumo, for possible relationship. BOX
'2250
COULD BE B(FEAESTNG
311 yr old, jinn/ ligand, en;',I , ftmab
-1904 Lias cars, lines. neadrn4 swim-
nnng, the 1xAd00rs, animak am0 mote.
Sealt an honest Mild, down b4011h..-
30
arahma,30 to 42, wth silfibr ilaeneete for Possible
senow nlaaoeslnp BOK 12M
on TM LOOIIOIR FDIC_
A
real
I�isdde 116080Lpad, �
arm Meractime,
I Mored gesin
eyed bmrla kaol it lar a maxisi &low
aur. good boat mach, 20 b 25, to done"
and Po,abla wlnOonlda¢ BO( 12T3G
GETT nla IDIDwTOY
Likes a,; - drleilg and remtrtee cul-
n9s, Lod ft ler ecaaero aolr► aimiar
in terees, Non sawl ars pba am 13660
LOOKM 1011 A I Mll
23 r dd. 5r. 125 4 neallift single wittia
madly d oak wo MmMa hat and We
slit, o tye soba and ate it iftlae.
file 30.
who'is Mmealta d � t00 io&
wnllbo.a rOK 13767
��5,r sw� aatYL�beellla Male,
good sera d eISMneel Gak .l
Welt anlmalH, ddtok lad � Or
__ wa1�La aeMll4 and dwo bb
Yr old Dldeaebnd stye Mlle Mita,
wilt ted hat and V'aw Ma.
Ny DetporlloruK a .—Wm*m. looldrt
b iMMOde�Rwra. B0�21–Oa-7
A 0000 NEW
rwbd inhile Mab, no dspedrtle,
W 110. Aarasa. t9 deoliojaia
r dtid,en and uuimab, aatalalk danc-
ing. traveling and etc. I am a non smoker
and light social drinker. Looking to meet a
honest. non smoking affectionate male.
between 35-42 for relationship. BOX 26548
LET'S GET TOGETHER
36 yr old, single while female who enjoys
camping.movies and quiet romantic
nights, wishes to meet a single while male
who is honest, romantic and has a sense of
humor. If you're nterested!'d love to hear
from you. BOX 26552
BEST FRIEND SOUGHT
Petite, attractive. Christian lady. non smok.
er, non drinker Enjoys movies, dinner. the-
ater. dung out. halt markets. day trips.
walks and drives in the country Seeks hon-
est. sincere. Christian gentleman. early
60•s. with similar interests. in the Cobourg
area, ler friendship only. BOX 30467
— SPECIAL REQUEST...
26 yr old fenfale. clean and white. 5'4", 160
lbs. married and looking to be both emo-
tidally and Physically rivolved with a drug.
disease free and attractive male, wean
cOkgw and knows what he warms out at
We Enjoy candkii, soh music and deep
voice BOX 121ae
LETS SNARE LIFE
Sensuous. Intelligent woman. 40. wishes to
we nteMig-t. to, attractive. non smoking
Latino male who is enthusiastic and
employed share To many joys We affairs.
DANCING INTO SUNSETS
46 yr old, 5'6' :independent femal. attrac-
five mAgong and fun loving Likes rft&
grant corwenssadu. fine dnwS dancing,
travel. sharing hit summer days at the
beach and romantic candlakgh years
Seeking an ataractme, a Aeigun. rdnip
malt to dance req the sunset with BOX
12WS
LOOKING 4 MR. RIGHT
27 yr rid, full figured lemal with brown how
and eyes. Likes camping. movies. io g
webs. quiet tines and mom. Seeking an
horst moa. 27 to 32. in Oshawa area.
who win appreciate me ler who I am BOX
17049
KNOWS WHAT SHE WANTS
42 yr old. 5'1'. 105 Ib. single white femat.
attractive with frown ham and mggrreeeenm eyes.
Enjoys op linings n Me, Sealing an
aaracbm male. 5'11 - to 6', with brown haw
end blue ayes. BOK 18932
NO HEAD GAMES
Fun figured. mom. 35, a non smoker enjoys
music, moves dung out walks. and quiet
acnes. Looking for a rmeerwnglul relationship
and someone who does not pty head
garnet. BOK 30512
2 STEPPING TOGETHER
5-1-.120 D. tamale with "tit and blue
eyen Liken dancing and 0"" music -
Looking for a mal in he satly SOY. for
kiendship. BOX 16501
CHICLE THIS AD
22 yr old blade hit and blue eyed god-
dess, 120 lbs. enjoys &mw%odng, body
pw" and champagne baht. Seeking a
Bogle while mob 19.27. BOX 10470
STATUE5011E LADY
Mid War 5.1Or. 1Mrfy fit, SWAOaque lioals.
attraelkr, bit* eyed bnwoft Enjoy people
nelblle. If0aNe1Q, heaia arlaglas, cooking
and ran wine. Seeking a tall, non wicking
happy mita 50 plus, wih a kier ankle who
annul a mOrggeny and MAW MYs. BOK
11138
M THIS TOUT CALLI
21 yr rid, tingle, wheat lamb, onjbys
country music. urnping and s«abf5
Sadat a ion araoti9 tinge aih1M mite,
21 yw and coder 9= 15518
ISAI� SEEIEMi lir
Ti% bltede and bealA61haodet 1I. Emjoys
lateral aaib, ftaem near elAOeWao,a
anal sen. Sod" a skill b aha meth 20-
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no i1hemiand mpow ow�l tetjor beg rw5neim to
owota am 1 , ae dmg, needoet and
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umlpl dbiclu¢ Wind litaee. addtiL
stales wb1i14 Ole. Stebk9 a re :eaOIL
a atedtat bald and ainiar idaaM BOL
11097
MOT iI11111In10 FLEMB
49 yr ti%she wtltitle le.ab, ST.
ayte bll,eada 1mk 125 W. Walking 10e a
rMMenecillre ie aniaals, l nalle.5aontat be
nice walks. Playing cards, the beaches
movies. etc. BOX 11997
SWEET REWARDS!
53. slim, attractive blue eyed blonde sin-
gle female, sweet. honest and sincere.
Seeking an attractive, tau man who is hon-
est. loyal, romantic and sincere Must enjoy
dancing, outdoor life, social fun, family and
friends. No head games please' BOX
13610
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL!
Oueen sized. divorced temale 23. blue
eyes, curly auburn hair, 5' with no children.
College educated and employed. Looking
for someone who is family oriented to be
my best friend, for a permanent relation.
shy. Enjoy roller blaring, country music, an
sports, picnics, etc BOX 17840
LOOKING FOR YOU
Attractive. Pette. blue eyed blonde who is
loyal. honest. caring and romantic- enjoys
social parties• wanting. camping, dancing
and family and friends Seeking a tap male.
3540 BOX 10657
FRIENDSHIP FIRST
32 yr old. single female seeking a malt. 30
to 40. who is honest, nature. faMtul, fnan-
aaly and emotionally secure. Must enjoy
theater. golf, movies. dencng, kids. ani-
mals and romance. No head games BOX
21496
relationship. BOX 19045
DOWN TO EARTH...
Active. 59 yr old. divorced lady would like to
meet an honest, sincere. caring male 55 to
62. with a good sense of humor, who
enjoys music, walks, movies. biking. Cards
and casual dining. Want a meaningful rela-
tionship Whitby area. BOX 12886
CALL ME SOON!
M yr old, 5'6' lemale wnc en,ovs fishing.
long walks. dining and camping. It you are
interested in getting to know me better call
me' BOX 13211
UPSCALE LADY!
See employed. professional female. 47,
wrth king redMshiblonde hair and blue
eyes Likes dining out, dancing country liv-
e. animals. motorcycling, traveling and
trying new things Looking for a gentleman
ing
wino is honest. sincere and loving fit a last -
ng relationship BOX 13156
SERIOUS LOVE!
27 yr old single female. liras horseback rid -
ng and walks on the beach and rm look mg
for a man who I can start a serious rele-
tiotshp with BOX 18108
LOOKING FOR A FRIEND
S2 yr old independent, sxVie female who ,s
honest- kind and sinceet Enjoys fishing,
camping, the outdoors, flea markets. danc-
ng and cooking Looking for a male. 50 to
"I'll admit it...
I'm just not comfortable
meeting people in bars or
L
ils groups, so my best
d, Susan, suggested the
onals. She tried it and
id it was fast, easy, safe
d confidential and that
you meet really nice
guys So I placed my
free ad and met a
wonderful man.
LANG Tom IBATION
M r old daitn , fends who ayoys Ire
mniq, ttfeoba don, -_0W good
auric, fsa lli grinderhirg anpues and
mora Son" a &uVdaMyseenme edncaa
ad met, 45.40, wOM efnder if mft and a
aerw of humor. BOK 14568
47 yr ad Iamadsaho ITLJ
000110 lg, esr
ft IOa, " marital,. trn"n& defing
out maim and moa Siding a rhaie
milk 41 b sQ 6T b 510", a1F
bb non out' drug baa, era
kaaneee. BOL 12100
VEIN NIOIISSBIfi
31 yr CK sr, fed range? afaacdae mit.►
N d two arlMt lora bllaalgeean aym
amdm and a social drblsc Ei"is F1NM ,
liew tern, . "I lSlOI Sir
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wbeandllp!OK 14M
t� yr °Mmtae"r �etiolf`aeoaierr SeslitB a mteb, 20 b 21, era alta " bftpl
oar, wile btOwa hit b batt • IaOX BOK
15132
U yr id% 5W. n a loon buR Mala MIO
aryoya —Way m osi4 tet us&%
ed oa SUMM a arabbYMometnoleiqb
b, blwtddrp possBi
I'm still shy...
but now I'm
shy and
in -love "
00, wA h *MAW ifteereata for hrr ml and
tamin- rfiirfalrp BOK 14M
TRYING SOMI TMIc HEMI
53 yr ole% s4', 125 b, tavorosd loin lie nr11
bad hit and blue eyes, I oak irq fit an
hOna,at rn -- tae nfab Milo Bre movraa.
Goll and m cfe. Non smhaker pro -
bawd 17M
E011
35 yr all slinglio Incliner v h fiasl eyes,
Emjaye f him% wnmwfifY tpar animals
all ace. It 119 a mob, 35 and 45, aho
has be* tiftm atioll Mass
Stilts good
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io � a ab, wood thy» Mr �apa VAID
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pet Menwl trod r elibeL BON
MVOW llM1E WN_
22 yr rid a bie bmab eedit9 an older
wlde glen'" 30 IS, 45. ler d time
owosdra vAwd aaaattew moftd Shia Is
OWL SOI 12101
>S yr all% wpkmaq aBlatHkr: tiBb
.ohne d bit �6' bk8w wp etjgi
mmoir .aim ,1a Ladwq b moo nwr
b e aft and alert a now ria KK 281M
HltnsaL a o woelii9� 11mda enjoys
draell9, aolablaetb9, oUtbor ataiabas, gar-
dselig and ooaki9 Sesla9 faoraed male.
EM we9i w Ow Cabamg or aaoufdt9
real ler billdhaip Saxra of humor In
plus. BOK 3010
Call 1.900-451-3793
52.49 per min.
CUTTING THE STRINGS
37 yr old. 5 5-, 1 10 Ib. mama 5 wry seeking
a slim while female for companionship
Likes ling drives. soap operas. movies.
window shopping and mons. Kids ok BOX
15289
LOOK UNDER THE STARS
39 yr old. 511- 200 b. single male with
strawberry blond haw and hazel eyes.
Smoker, social drinker Laces movies.
music. animals. the outdoors. :r,, n and
mors Looking for someone special to
spend time wth for a possible long term
relttionsfup. BOX 175M
CARIBBEAN RHYTHMS
Down to earth. 36 yr old, 5 10' 190 !b. sep-
orated male lilies reggae music, tog
walks. spats and more Looking for a
`eavy set female. 22 to 34. for friendship
and possible relibonsh9. BOX 17712
TRUE LOVE IS WAITING
31 yr ofd, highly educated male likes ten -
,os. biking, musc, moves, long walks and
nom
Seeking an attractive female for
•rendsnq and possible relationship BOX
'8192
LOOKING 4 A NEW LOVE
30 yr old. marred Tale seeking a lemaa.
29 to 35. for a discreet relationship and
good times. BOX 18752
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
23 yr old, employed mal aNsicaily to.
,lies bd ng, walls. moves. music. onng
:,u and more. BOD( 19852
A SULTRY ROMANCE
26 yr old, attached mate. very good 'ookwg
and n great shape. looking tot an aurae-
tive, attached leinae, over 30. Ion a de -
::RW relationship No strings attached. De-
VWKW I assured and eeraecte I BOD( 19679
THE LAST ROMANTIC!
30 yr old, single while mal, ganfufy
employed. franclaft secure, seeking a
singe white tory". 25 to 30. for friendship
and possibly more Likes the outdoors,
^fives. Cooksg, romantic quW evenings
at home and more Kids oK BOX 20037
CHATTING BY THE FIRE
42 yr old. separated. white ^aro 5 6' 150
abs. with brown haw and green eyes. Lits
'•sna% woi boating, the outdom. bill
rg watching moves bV the Megace and
'Wore Looking len a Ism", 35 to 42. with
smear oMenests Kids ok BOX 20090
SOWAR MMOIESTS?
37 yr rid. 6't'. 220 D. singe who malt.
honest and srocere with brown haw and
eyes. kkea the outdoors, Miffing, sports.
music. with good 4rniy values Look rq for
an employed single female. 30 to 40. fit
attracwe. emotionally ascan wish smiler
wait*$ and interests. BOX 20222
FUER THDM M LIFE
42 yr old. pfysieYy I4 winch male tooling
ler a slbmwsswe temals. 19 b 30, with a
Poda►e aaaude, rid wane briew hags in
IW. BOK 20300
Ui D931STAIOWS ME?
Bi mat seeking a bi Unrb dfo under-
SWtde blip b► BOK 20434
LETTIE FUM BEOBe
46 yr old nays looking tie a bi bou t div
BO - 10 how
a lot d fun and wypyment.
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45 r old. r% flim NO fkie gerMlr
mart iflMigrlt respoffebb, eateieuab,
as ou a and saey gowf4 Enjoys weekend
yy,IteweI mitts and quiet Winces. Sedoing
aWAMWW4Uwttlionnda"' BO( 21111M
LITS 72LIK
Am you a married women of dor Wy not
happy with MOM - >r r rill% drteagad
dib mita need oaefdia ` I boos- r much
beuadesbmdlm4 caring and Numb—ft
21817
MRIEII tHAIt1lIEO
35 r d4 sit. 155 Il single while mole,
never been mrarr. no a "nett wih
below w Mat and M e ops. Lbs rebs, got
but fbiaas, pleat.. . raaiae and quid
emit: Lodit ler a lmals, 33 to 43, for a
:1 li 01 1 *1B 2S repliespMT No
TALL. FAIR HANDSOME
91', 190 b, many going owner very bid
back ertjoyt sports goe. din" out cow
n4 oukloom mwic, Want night at honte
ale. 5 you we an a-- - Min. dhie
bleb 25 b -W writ no children CNN and
BOK 17315
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
EVENINGS OR WEEKENDS
55 yrod 5'0' '55 it whie—aeseeking
another while male. 35 plus, for dKCreet
encounters Non smokers please BOX
17444
SEEKING NEW FRIENDS!
24 yr ori, 6'4'. 240 it male with txown haw
and eyes Likes singing, dancing, movies
and mom Seeking a male for friendship
and good conversa,,ons BOX 12560
EXPERIENCED MALE
Experencea wr,fe —ate see•.nq another
experienced white mar for a �ot of fun
Must be clean and discreet BOX 12643
IF INTERESTED. CALL'
SS yr ofd. 5 ' 0' '65 In, while ^ale with
gray naw and green eyes Not rto terns or
weird boknq people BOX 14489
CURIOUS GEORGE
25 yr ofd, bi curious male KooKrng for anoth-
er malo. tot friendship and iun Likes
sports. movies working out and more BOX
18522
FREE SPIRITED
25 n ole attractive and ,,t -,ale 5 'T. 160
tx. tanned. muscular and smooth a seek
ng bicurious ogay l i mars ler dis
crest encountersBCX 70556
WHAT 1 NEED
41 yr old wtMe ^lar �s seeking other
mals. 20 to 40. for discrew encounters
Dacremdn is assured and expected Box
17221
NOT OFF THE PRESS!
35 Yf rid. white mal iookrig ler a mal
mend who is straight acting and iookng.
clean and *strei like mysel Enjoy the
outdoors. camping, tennis. cycWw% golf
etc BOX 19'02
LOOKING FOR COUPLES
Oshawa area •r' -t* Dr-cWrOus mar mi0
20'S 5 T 175 ros. crown haw aria eyes
Looknq 'o coupies leet r *screw encoun-
ers BCX 26550
Can 1-906451-37'99
52.10 per mint.
COULD BE WMRESTMG
27 r rid medium bXWt iemaw mv, shoe
brown haw and eyes Looking for an altrac.
M femals. 20 to 30. for Inendsrup and Dos-
sibe oaaoonshp. LAea Oaks, bik.rg. UWP-
ping.
wPpmhg. yhn9 out and quiet rughts at home
BOK 17947
ON FANTASY ISLAND_
21 yr old bi fennels lookmhg for a lei Or bi urn
Due ands for Lrkasy, hlNknert. BOX
179"
ADVENTUROUS—
.and open i dean 21 yr rid Si tines
leelal9 b kyle brwasi,a vile niwlnl a B or Bi
curios femtat of any alts, Il you we inow
eabd in some adlient reit and dean
him. -call rivet BOK 15204
SIEEKM HONESTY
37 r rid, ,eptyed bmaet wlh oNdren.
brown heir ant! blue ,yea Liles read%
mtovi,a hash, rai 1p 0 and mon. Looking
ler Iriutdelko iqt p=Wo nism tg p, with
someone honest No groes, BOX 13784
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