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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1991_05_19Fun s� ,tooP 7 DAYS Wim MIM I= veha AAD C tMV FEES PAYABU GOLF TOURNAMENT & BANQUET Vftemay � d V_ `2e n. m..a'29` AN ALE COUNTRY CLUB P.O. Box 91, AjRx VS X2 (416) 6633210 A Metroland Community Newspaper Sunday Edison PICKERING In1NIY CEYIRF: MALL CLOSED VICTORIA DAY Monday, May 20th VOL 3. NO. 20 614 +4C GST = 55 CENTS SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1991 CIRCULATION 35.000 20 PAGES Parents, -politicians fight over proposed Altona grade school By LINDA WHITE Education Reporter PICKERING - Parents, politicians and separate school board trustees are at odds on how to proceed with plans for a proposed elementary school in the Altona Forest. getaway CLAREMONT - Two armed bandits held up a bank here Tuesday afternoon. Durham Regional Police say the men entered the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce around 1:40 p.m. One was wearing a balaclava and toting either a shotgun or a rifle and the other was brandishing a knife. The bandits got an undeter- mined amount of cash from a teller and fled the bank. They drove off in a pick-up truck that had been stolen from the Claremont area the previous night. Police located the stolen truck about 20 minutes later on the Seventh Concession, north of the Ninth Line. It's believed the robbers had another vehicle waiting. No one was injured. If you have any information on this robbery, phone Durham Regional Police at 683-9100 or Crime Stoppers at 436-8477. TRUCKERS CHARGED: OPP lay charges against truckers who blockaded Highway 401. Page 2. PROTECTING FIDO: You can save your dog from a potentially - fatal disease. Page 7. FROM BATTLE TO BEATLE: An HMS Ajax war vet has led an interesting life. Pare 8. Parents are frustrated by over- crowding at St. Monica Catholic School and are leaning towards an alternate site not in the forest but within their community that might accommodate a school. Members of the school's contingency committee, a sub -committee of the parent -teach- er association, are demanding a solution, but say they feel -patron- ized" by trustees. Pickering ward one local council- lor Maurice Brenner believes the alternate site (which can't be identi- fied, he says) is a "viable option" and is "ready to get things rolling". Though the town's planting depart- ment agrees the site is suitable for a school, church and park, trustees remain hopeful about building in the forest. The board has had a designated site in the forest since 1982 and received funding approval from the ministry of education in 1989. But plans to build the school were put on hold when town council asked the province to comment on possible preservation of the forest late last year - "I was told we (town council) were tying things up," says Brenner. "I took that to mean it was my responsibility to untie things, and I'm prepared to push my colleagues to approve this alternate site. It's not environmentally -sensitive and could See FUROR. -Page 3 BL71 ClaaKied 14 2 PAGE 2-7'NE MERE ADVERTISM SOMDAX MAY It I"I By WENDY GALLAGHER Durham Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Whitby OPP laid 14 Highway Traffic Act charges Thursday against truckers involved in the blockades of Highway 401 here last week. OPP issued warnings to truckers Thursday morning to be off the highway by 10 a.m. Although the trucks began to move, they drove at a slow pace and contin- ued a "rolling blockade", says an OPP spokesman. "It continued like that for hours." In the afternoon, 14 charges were laid against truckers in Durham region and OPP Downsview laid 27 charges against truckers in the west end of Toronto. These charges included careless driving, interfering with traffic, prohibiting the use of the left lane, failing to keep a daily log book, and hav- ing improper tires. By late afternoon Thursday, the trucks had passed west through Metro Toronto and headed for the London/Samia area where the trucks dispersed. OPP will be monitoring the highways in the Greater Toronto Area throughout the holiday weekend looking for any more slowdowns. OPP warn there'll be "strict enforcement action" against truckers who slow down traffic anawsR e shoes Specialists in Ladies' & Men's Super Wide Fittings. SALAMANDER O Elm WHITBY MALL 1615 DUNDAS ST., EAST 728-9141 I 1 this weekend. Meanwhile, the truckers have vowed to continue their blockades until they get what they want from the provincial and federal govern- ments, namely a break in the cost of doing business in this country. /1018 Central Air Conditioning Installed from... 15495 Quality ."tit y you can count on! �!0 r • 24 Hour Emergency Service • Repairs • Electric water Heaters • Drains MADE IN CANADA Serving Durham Since 1970 ........ . ............... Amberlea Chinese Buffet Restaurant t►rt wane: Rd. 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Pad deft DECKS — PRESSIM TREATED • CEDAR FOR All EARLYESTiw1ATE OR BOOK= CALL LEN 420-2367 FOR RENT Long Term • or monthly STO RAG E UNITS public & industrial 839=4425 E • • • C1 • Local Hydros oppose new rates,, privatization THE NEWS ADVOnISER SUNDAY, MAY 1!,1!91 -PAGE 3 PICKERING - A collapsed retaining wall abutting a town road will cost Pickering $26,000 in repairs this year. Council approved the expense Monday night, following a memo from director of public works Ray Hutchinson calling the repair work "urgent ... (it) could become more serious at any time." The wall, built at Broadgreen Street and Whites Road a number of years ago, collapsed at the end of March after a period of heavy rain. During the meeting, councillor Maurice Brenner said a number of retain- ing walls on private property in the same community have also collapsed. "Some homeowners have been left high and dry. It's very coinci- dental that more than one retaining wall in the same community fell over at the same time," he said. Brenner added that he's not satis- fied with staff's response that the town has no legal responsibility to the homeowners. "We have some moral responsibility to stand by the community." In response to questions from Brenner, town manager Noel Marshall said the developer who built the wall did so at the request of the town. "Council asked for the wall by way of asking for the road," he said. The wall met engineering stan- dards." Marshall added that the new wall will be of different design and mate- rials. Councillor Bob Mitchell com- mented that the road which made the wall necessary was intended by the developer to be temporary, but homeowners became used to travel- ling the road and asked the town to make it permanent. As well, home- owners wanted the wall to look nice, he added. "It was not the developer's intent to put the retaining wall in place.- said lace"said Mitchell. "In fairness to this particular project, it's not the type of retaining wall he really wanted to put in." Furor over A • •school FROM PAGE 1 obtain community support." As debate continues over the alternate site, land devel- opers Bramalea have agreed to allow the board to sever * piece of property in the forest before development begins. "But," warns Brenner, "envi- ronmentalists may see that as a green light for future develop- ment and protest further." While Pickering trustee Mary Zecchino calls the con- tingency committee a "good idea", she says, "They feel they're going to make the decision for the board. They're not giving the board time to work things out." Associate director in charge of business affairs Grant Andrews says the board is "having discussions with both developers". Parents interested in con- tacting the contingency com- mittee should call Anna Marianni at 420-9258, Cathy Scott at 420-3320 or Margaret Killham at 831-9480. News Advertiser I♦ AJAX-PICKERING - Proposed Ontario Hydro rate Pickering Hydro general manager John Wiersma DELIVERY SERVICE mama and a bid to privatize the giant company orae reports that discussion included a proposal by Energy waCH FOR THESE RISERS & FLYERS Imder fire during a recent meeting of local hydro utilities. Probe to break up Ontario Hydro into smaller, private COMNG TO YOUR DOOR WH YOUR The meeting, hosled by Pickering Hydro. was attended eompames. The proposal is currently being examined by NEW ADVERTISER CARRIER TODND AY A by and executives from municipal electric an Envkonmeraal Assessment Board that's holding hear- N THE DAYS AHEAD utilities in the Greater Toronto Area. ings on Ontario Hydro's 25 -year supply and demand plan. Pickering Hydro a . PICKERM - A mild winter and energy -conservation programs have kept residents' hydro bills down this year, says Pickering Hydro manager Join Wiersma. The utility's reoeady-mleased annual report shows residential use of day crept up just 2.2 per cent last year over 1989. he potats out. Figures released in the report show that residents paid $17.2 mil- lion for hydro last year, up from the 1989 total of $16.8 million. In contrast, the commercial sector's hydro bills increased from $13.4 million in 1989 to $16.1 million last year. Pickering Hydra's net income last year was $1.7 million. Of that, about $1 million will be used to pay the interest on the utility's current $8 -million delidoed. while the remainder will be invested in new plants. The utility debentures the upgrading of its systems and facilities so both current and fimme customers pay a fair share of the expendi- tures. Pickering Hydro's revenues totalled about $34.4 million last year, with expendaires adding up to $32.6 million. Wiersma says privatizing Ontario SUNDAY, MAY 19,1991 Hydro could jeopardize reliability of the province's power supply, with NEWS ADVERTISER reliability of service varying from (AJAXIPICK.) town to town. We've felt public power is in the ` A&P (PICK) best interest of the province," he ` CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) says. He also points out the proposal ' CASHWAY (AJAX/PICK) will delay the environmental hear- ' DOMINION (AJAX/PICK.) Ings, and says "Municipal electric FOOD CITY (AJAX/PICK.) 1 IGA (AJAX/PICK.) power supply" K MART (AJAX/PICK) As well, kneel hydro utilities have LOBIAWS (AJAXIPICK.) expressed concern about a proposed MIRACLE FOOD MART 8.9 -per cent increase in Ontario t"`-- Hydro rates for 1992. The proposed t` ' SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK.) for Ontario Hydro to maintain "financial soundness", he explains. But Weirsma says local utilities JOIN OUR CAR aren't necessarily advocating a big- ger rate increase. He says Ontario -6 Hydro could look at cutting costs as an alternative. t *�. "If all other conditions stay the . . FLYER , ELIV need a substantial rate inc'rease," he adds. _ . / oo Si// > Daniel Soutar took a tumble while participating in the Ajax Optimist Club's bike rodeo at the DIMMOrY BOY Plaza last weekend. The rodeo Included a bicycle riding skills test- John Hand, of S the Optimist dub, came to Daniel's aid. a a u , g x� �" <photo by icon Pletroniro �s g" 2� � Local Hydros oppose new rates,, privatization THE NEWS ADVOnISER SUNDAY, MAY 1!,1!91 -PAGE 3 PICKERING - A collapsed retaining wall abutting a town road will cost Pickering $26,000 in repairs this year. Council approved the expense Monday night, following a memo from director of public works Ray Hutchinson calling the repair work "urgent ... (it) could become more serious at any time." The wall, built at Broadgreen Street and Whites Road a number of years ago, collapsed at the end of March after a period of heavy rain. During the meeting, councillor Maurice Brenner said a number of retain- ing walls on private property in the same community have also collapsed. "Some homeowners have been left high and dry. It's very coinci- dental that more than one retaining wall in the same community fell over at the same time," he said. Brenner added that he's not satis- fied with staff's response that the town has no legal responsibility to the homeowners. "We have some moral responsibility to stand by the community." In response to questions from Brenner, town manager Noel Marshall said the developer who built the wall did so at the request of the town. "Council asked for the wall by way of asking for the road," he said. The wall met engineering stan- dards." Marshall added that the new wall will be of different design and mate- rials. Councillor Bob Mitchell com- mented that the road which made the wall necessary was intended by the developer to be temporary, but homeowners became used to travel- ling the road and asked the town to make it permanent. As well, home- owners wanted the wall to look nice, he added. "It was not the developer's intent to put the retaining wall in place.- said lace"said Mitchell. "In fairness to this particular project, it's not the type of retaining wall he really wanted to put in." Furor over A • •school FROM PAGE 1 obtain community support." As debate continues over the alternate site, land devel- opers Bramalea have agreed to allow the board to sever * piece of property in the forest before development begins. "But," warns Brenner, "envi- ronmentalists may see that as a green light for future develop- ment and protest further." While Pickering trustee Mary Zecchino calls the con- tingency committee a "good idea", she says, "They feel they're going to make the decision for the board. They're not giving the board time to work things out." Associate director in charge of business affairs Grant Andrews says the board is "having discussions with both developers". Parents interested in con- tacting the contingency com- mittee should call Anna Marianni at 420-9258, Cathy Scott at 420-3320 or Margaret Killham at 831-9480. News Advertiser I♦ AJAX-PICKERING - Proposed Ontario Hydro rate Pickering Hydro general manager John Wiersma DELIVERY SERVICE mama and a bid to privatize the giant company orae reports that discussion included a proposal by Energy waCH FOR THESE RISERS & FLYERS Imder fire during a recent meeting of local hydro utilities. Probe to break up Ontario Hydro into smaller, private COMNG TO YOUR DOOR WH YOUR The meeting, hosled by Pickering Hydro. was attended eompames. The proposal is currently being examined by NEW ADVERTISER CARRIER TODND AY A by and executives from municipal electric an Envkonmeraal Assessment Board that's holding hear- N THE DAYS AHEAD utilities in the Greater Toronto Area. ings on Ontario Hydro's 25 -year supply and demand plan. Pickering Hydro a . PICKERM - A mild winter and energy -conservation programs have kept residents' hydro bills down this year, says Pickering Hydro manager Join Wiersma. The utility's reoeady-mleased annual report shows residential use of day crept up just 2.2 per cent last year over 1989. he potats out. Figures released in the report show that residents paid $17.2 mil- lion for hydro last year, up from the 1989 total of $16.8 million. In contrast, the commercial sector's hydro bills increased from $13.4 million in 1989 to $16.1 million last year. Pickering Hydra's net income last year was $1.7 million. Of that, about $1 million will be used to pay the interest on the utility's current $8 -million delidoed. while the remainder will be invested in new plants. The utility debentures the upgrading of its systems and facilities so both current and fimme customers pay a fair share of the expendi- tures. Pickering Hydro's revenues totalled about $34.4 million last year, with expendaires adding up to $32.6 million. Wiersma says privatizing Ontario SUNDAY, MAY 19,1991 Hydro could jeopardize reliability of the province's power supply, with NEWS ADVERTISER reliability of service varying from (AJAXIPICK.) town to town. We've felt public power is in the ` A&P (PICK) best interest of the province," he ` CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) says. He also points out the proposal ' CASHWAY (AJAX/PICK) will delay the environmental hear- ' DOMINION (AJAX/PICK.) Ings, and says "Municipal electric FOOD CITY (AJAX/PICK.) utilities are very concerned about delays in decisions about the future IGA (AJAX/PICK.) power supply" K MART (AJAX/PICK) As well, kneel hydro utilities have LOBIAWS (AJAXIPICK.) expressed concern about a proposed MIRACLE FOOD MART 8.9 -per cent increase in Ontario AJAX/PICK (AJAX/PICK) Hydro rates for 1992. The proposed increase is kss than what's required ' SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK.) for Ontario Hydro to maintain "financial soundness", he explains. But Weirsma says local utilities JOIN OUR CAR aren't necessarily advocating a big- ger rate increase. He says Ontario CALL Hydro could look at cutting costs as an alternative. "If all other conditions stay the same, and they don't cut costs. we'll . FLYER , ELIV need a substantial rate inc'rease," he adds. _ . �Davpare of OMMR1 Carom"" in - ullNem to somewo imsermft 0" PAGE 441111C► NEW ADVERTSSE>R SUNDAY. MAY 19,1991 Put us to the Test TWO WEEKS FREE* ou bZ 1* are so confident you successfully to giving you the rare free of service cost in our ability to help se weight that we are opportunity to try us for two weeks. Join the over ONE MILLION clients who are helped by us each year and experience the results of over 20 years of personalized m eight loss services. .-V—i a& awl- m we" mvu& Ma rot Slade cm d food a &MM Nar aum mdy CAMMbeom*bW wia o&w offm %Wat"num Ex.ir«June i, it% You have nothing to lose but your weight. �ir nutri /systerm CALL TODAY FORA FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION AJAX/PICKERING WHITBY OSHAWA BOWMANVILLE 1450 Kingston Fid., Pickering 1101 Bmck St. S. 345 Sifnw* St. 9. N King St. W. 420-6300 666-0770 723-5211 623-8666 ,•"tet.'' . , School custodians get new contract DURHAM - The public school board and its custodial staff reached a contract settlement late last month, the board announced earlier this week. The two-year agreement is retroac- tive to Apr. 1, 1991 and runs to March 31, 1993. Custodial employees belonging to the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 218 will receive a wage increase on actual hourly rates of six per cent in the first year and 5.5 per cent in the second. The shift premium and special premi- ums will be frozen for a two-year period. Improvements to the benefit pack- age include dental plan coverage, which moves to the 1990 Ontario Dental Association fee schedule and to the 1991 fee schedule on Apr. 1, 1992' 'lite board's contribution to the medical/dental plan was increased from 85 per cent to 90 per cent as of Apr. 1, 1991. A supplemental employment bene- fits plan will be put in place for employees on pregnancy/parenAl leaves. It will cover the two-week waiting period before Unemployment Insurance benefits kick in, and the level of benefit is set at a weekly rate of 90 per cent of the employee's weekly insurable earnings. The safety shoe allowance for maintenance employees is increased from $50 to $70 a year. The increased cost of the agree- ment to the board will be 5.79 per cent or $810,293 in the first year and 5.48 per cent or $810,880 in the sec- ond year. it Donations sought for school Breakfast Club PICKERING - Residents can now make tax-deductible donations to the Sir John A. Macdonald Public School Breakfast Club at any branch of thN Bank of Montreal. The Breakfast Club, being organized by the Pickering Optimist Club and other agencies, will allow hungry school children to start the day with a bal- anced meal. It will take an estimated $10,000 to get the club started, and Optimist Club president John Hayden predicts at least one other school will also need a Breakfast Club. School officials and community groups decided to start the club after a teacher gave as many as 10 hungry children cereal in one day. Hayden urges residents to support the program. -It's a community prob- lem, and we need the community to get together and solve the problem." The Sir John A. Macdonald Breakfast Club will become a charity as part of the umbrella organization The Durham Breakfast Club. Residents making donations will be given a receipt for income tax purposes. Ab PICKERING - After 28 years on the job, Pickering director of public works Ray Hutchinson is hanging up his hard hat. On Friday, Hutchinson ended his long career with the town and entered retirement. His colleagues gave him a send-off during a party Wednesday night. "My philosophy is to look for - &ward, not backward," says Hutchinson, who adds he's not the sentimental type. "I'll kiss them all goodbye. I won't kiss the guys, of course, but I'll kiss the girls." Hutchinson is looking forward to a busy retirement, filled with hob- bies that include flying airplanes, dancing and travelling. Hired in 1963, Hutchinson began his career with what was *hen the township of Pickering as assistant to the engineer. In those days, the five -member department was headquartered in an office at the foot of Liverpool Road where a sewage treatment plant is located today. "I have all kinds of memories," notes Hutchinson. "We used to have some real characters on council in those days. Today, they aren't near- ly as funny." He recalls a time when the department would use dynamite to clear ice jams from a water pump- ing station on the Rouge River, and remembers meeting with Ontario Hydro officials to discuss the build- ing of the nuclear plant. He also remembers when motorists had to cross Highway 401 at level cross- ings with stop signs. "It was hairy." Mayor Wayne Arthurs says Hutchinson "served the community well" and "showed leadership, par- ticularly in times of high growth." Hutchinson will be replaced by Steve Vokes, formerly the town's deputy director of works. ..�,�•T�•}.r';a,-�,r'r�N4A'..;fayY'Nii��K'T� v,i'''�. i. .. >.__ THB NZW5 ADVZRTIl D SUNDAY, MAY 15,1!!! -!AGE S Firefighters run to douse MD DURHAM - You might see firefighters running through town in the early morning hours next week, but they won't be putting out a fire. The third annual 120 -kilometre Midnight Run for Muscular Dystrophy will begin at Canadian Forces Base Trenton and end in Toronto 15 hours later. Ten firefighters from CFB Toronto will run the 120 - kilometre distance to raise money to fight Muscular Dystrophy. The runners will follow Highway 2 from Trenton to Toronto beginning at 8 p.m. May 23. The run is expected to take 15 hours and end in Toronto the following morn- ing around 11:30 am. CFB Toronto firefighters hope to raise 54200 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada. Pledges from the Midnight Run, car washes and a recycling program will go to research and equipment. If you'd like to support the firefighters in their run, you can make a pledge by phoning CFB Toronto at 635- 4453. Teddy Bear picnic May 25 PICKERING - It's time for all the Teddy Bears in Pickering to gather for the Rouge Hill Library's annual Teddy Bear Picnic. Little bears and their owners who are three years old and over are invited to have some fun on Saturday, May 25 from 11 am. to 2 pm. The picnic will start with TV Puppetree and a teddy bear show with live action, music and puppets. Pack a brown bag lunch for your teddy to share with you at noon; the library will supply drinks. At 1 pm., a craft program will begin. Children under six years of age must be accompanied by an adult. The program is free and tickets are avail- able at the library, located on Rougemount Drive south of Highway 2. 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Larry Seens says, "I think it's great. I think they should've stayed there." The News Advertiser asked residents their opinion of the truckers' blockade on Highway 401. Steve Bowker says, "All the power to them. It's about time somebody stood up." Doreen says, "I hope they stay out. It's time somebody did some- thing. - Waren raytor says, -1'm with them 100 per cent. They have to stand up for their rights." To the editor- Many ditorMany parents, students and teach- ers were shocked and disappointed when the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board announced it was cutting the Grade 7 and 8 family studies and industrial arts programs. lite demise of these programs is part of the board's attempt to keep local tax increases comparable to the Durham public board, which man- aged to keep its increases relatively low without cutting or even reducing these valuable services. The Ministry of Education is cur- rently emphasizing the importance of technological courses in our schools to encourage and prepare our students to enter into the various related professions and to develop interests for their future leisure activities. The ministry guidelines suggest that 60 hours be given to each program but most co-ed cours- es in the province offer 25 to 30 hours in each, for a combined total of 50 to 60 hours. The two co-ed programs of industrial arts and fami- ly studies presently offered by the Durham region roman catholic sepa- rate school board involve over 2,500 girls and boys for 15 hours in each subject, for a total of 30 hours. Our teachers have designed their pro- grams to incorporate as many of the ministry guidelines as possible in their action packed courses. Probably the most important achievement of both programs is that every student attains that great feel- ing of success when they complete each one of their self-made projects. These programs promote co-opera- tive learning with group related work and activities, organizational skills and plenty of hands-on activi- ties. The family studies program includes food preparation units involving the making of various foods such as cookies, muffins, pizza, nachos, potato skins, lasagna, cinnamon buns and pies. The sewing unit involve learning to operate sewing machines to create such items as decorator print pillows, stuffed animals, wall organizers, sweat shirts, pencil cases and make- up bags. The following units of study were included in September 1989 to meet the new ministry guidelines for family studies. Housing and design involves the interior placing of rooms and fumi- ture for various kinds of lifestyles. The parenting unit involves dis- cussing the stages of growth, the care of babies and procedures for babysitting and solutions for various Problems that might arise. The fami- ly responsibility project requires the students to complete several chores at home to develop a sense of responsibility towards helping other family members. The proper nutri- tion and eating disorders unit stress- es the importance of good eating habits and the causes and treatment for various eating disorders such as bulimia. The Ministry of Education is cur- rently rewriting the guidelines for industrial arts. The new document which has been distributed in draft form presents many new changes which are mostly in the secondary level. The main change at the ele- mentary level is to encourage the design process and to use problem solving techniques to create student projects. The approaches are presently being used in our industrial arts programs to teach our students how to produce various projects using wood and plastic. Personal Let's not ruin a young man's life To the editor: My heartfelt sympathy goes out to family and friends of the young fellow who recently passed away after drinking methylhydrate. Methylhydrate is, I'm sure, a very vile solution. I can understand a child up to five years old swallowing this through ignorance, but an 18 -year- old and two 17-year-olds, I'm at a loss to comprehend. The baby will experiment, the "Old wino" from downtown will drink almost any- thing that's lying around loose. But three healthy young men should know better. The emergency wards are for- ever full of different "swallow- ings" on any given night - babies, children, winos and yes even young men who should know bet- ter. Heaven forbid it ever happens again but I'm sure it will. Meanwhile a hard-working doctor's job, cancer and yes possi- bly a jail term has very likely started to ruin this doctor's family life. I'm sure none of this was The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, ntroversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Vk erve the rigbt to edit letters for style. length and legal reasons and to thhold letuxs deemed not fit for publwatron. All letters must include L r full name, address and phone number for our infarma ion. Leuera t be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial e., Ajax, Ontario, S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. News Advertiser John Pritchard done on purpose, why the "witch hunt"? A mistake can happen to anyone at any time. Let's not ruin this young doctor's life before it even begins. Think it over. There's more than one person at fault here, including our government poison control centre. Just think again. Howard I Corken, Ajax Demolition of old town hall bad example for residents To the editor: The following is a copy of a let- ter to Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs regarding the demolition of the old town hall. To mayor wane Artdnars: Driving by today I looked in disgust at the heavy equipment tearing apart a perfectly good building. Previously I had heard that it was to be the new police station. CHARLES PETERS Dbcia 0f Adrerllrktp Dhplor Advedbb* Depo nsid (663.5110): Tow TedlOsd. Debbie Wilda r . YvoaN tewk, Tnacp couch. Chris Ammulf. Geoff Eode. Debbie Owns. Tebntokelktp: Kkk Dick. I n I HunYac. Upon inquiring about this demolition I was told that it was cheaper to tear the buildingdown that to renovate or add on. I find this a little hard to believe. In these times when everyone is being told to tact back on garbage and recycle I find this a very bad example to the residents of Pickering. 3eff Sakula, GORD MALCOLM 1;FGA or EdN00101 Deporintenf (663-6110): Blake Purdy pleura rNOA. Keah GBtlpart, wendr Galog , N 1WW Judi BOOM and Undo WhBe pt pommy, A.J. Groan (Chief safety using various machines and tools is stressed along with working in a safety conscious environment_ Individually designed projects are produced involving cutting, lathe turning, shaping, routing, woodburning, smoothing, joining and finishing. Such projects include signs, shelves, coathangers, bulletin boards, banks, clocks, lamps and candlestick holders. These two programs reach 100 per cent of the Grade 7 and 8 popu- latioru. When these students attend secondary school the numbers who take these optional courses range from 10 per cent to 20 per cent. This is due to many factors especially in Grades 9 and 10. It is hoped that for the many students who do not take these courses at the secondary level, they will have developed the self- confidence to attempt related activi- ties during their adult life, based on their Grade 7 and 8 successful expe- riences. Apart from the obvious learning Of skills, the industrial arts and fam- ily studies programs cancelled by the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board also offered Grade 7 and 8 students some valuable experiences in work- ing cx»peratively, learning respon- sibility for others, taking responsi- bility for their own actions and, in nmY cam probably the student's Only opportunity to really succeed. These elements in the canceled pro- grams (we are frequently told) are Ply the noes to which today's Young Pie need to be exposed. Surely there must be a better way to reduce outs local educational taus than by removing these student -on ented, responsibility -building, hands-on approaches to Joe Ryan, ., :President, Teachers' Amodedon, Dwhm Unit ABE FAKHOURIE Dwaufto Dbfrlbution Deportment (6113-5117): Jodi MoMponwf►. (A hkint 11, -9er). Terry IK Tan Nuehnwnn. COGN Turpin. Joonne Reid. Jon The er&s A&WOm PA Ned emy sudw. III I da- and rwda, d im C=Wnwdd Aw.. O=s0� Milburn. 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'7"' Or qaM GNIF adredb@OWW of Ando w feaard Claw err ftQVMSm NU ON un. eros eceapbn sties in Canawm I yam SM aw NATIONAL ADVIWIM40 N@BESMATIVE (495-1300): Dd Mown, Mslsmm p*00 . PubBMtktp oN1 DMibulYp eata� s 0 o) N 11 I THE NEWS ADVERMEJR SUNDAIi, MAY 19,1991 -PACE 7 By WENDY GALLAGHER Durham Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - If you want Fido to have a fun -filled sum- mer, you'd better make sure he has his heartworm pills. A sharp increase in heartworm disease has been noted in the past year. The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association reports heart- worm cases rose 45 per cent in 1990 from 1989. More alarming are statistics that show 80 per cent of all reported cases of heartworm disease have been diagnosed in Ontario. Canine heartworm disease is spread by mosquitoes. It's caused by parasitic worms that live in the dog's heart, resulting in impaired blood flow and damage to the heart, •'ungs and liver. In some cases, dam- age to the internal organs is so extensive that the condition may be fatal. Dr. Richard Liddell, a veterinari- an at the Ajax Animal Hospital, says 600 canines in Canada have con- tracted heartworm disease in the last 12 months. Liddell calls that figure is high. And, he says you'd expect that canine heartworm disease would be found more in an outdoor dog that is used for hunting or that lives near a high -mosquito area such as woods. Ironically, the disease is found more often in dogs that usually only go outdoors only to eliminate. "I have no idea why," says Liddell. Should your dog contract heart- worm disease, you can expect to pay upwards of $1,500 for treatment. The best way to treat it is to pre- vent it," says Liddell. The easiest form of treatment is a pill dog owners give to their pet once a month from now until November. Since mosquito season has already begun, it's advisable you get your dog to a veterinarian soon. Your dog will first require a blood test to ensure he doesn't already have heartworm. Liddell says the cost of the test and pills varies depending on the size of the dog. You can expect to pay between $35 and $50 total for the test and pills. That doesn't cover a clinical examination. E DAY SPECTACULAR ON ONE DAY ONLY Thursday, May 23rd, 1991 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ONE OF A KIND ITEMS From the Studio of Master Craftsman Claude Thibaudeau ONE DAY REMOUNT CLINIC Well help you choose or design a beautiful new setting to incorporate precious stones from jewehery you no longeir wear. \ ENGAGEMENTS RINGS FOR MEN AND WOMEN A stunning selection of superbly crated rings inclMENS ENGAGEMENT RIIINOSy new in Canada. "'— NEW WSEPARABLES For men & women symbolizing your special relationship. NEW CALEB'S RINGS FOR SINGLES Arirg for singles, 25 unique styles from $195. WIEDDMGDS FOR MEN i WOMEN A wide selection. RINGS FOR DAD OR GRAD Over 500 superb designs. MV Meet Mr. Keith Howard ANNIVERSARY ...a nationally known RINGS JIL - jewellery expert From Creation with over 40 yrs. experience. Thibaudeau in 14K or 18K gold. Canirw heartworm disease has risen sharply In a year and veterinarlan<t are warning dog owners to have their pet bested. Karen Steele, left, a health technician at the Ajax Animal Hospital and Dr. Barb Finley, right, take a blood sample from golden retriever Tara Curits, to test for canine heartworm. INSTALLED HOME IMPROVEMENTS INSTALLED FENCING FKIT NI Nu r'K�_' I [�_ I Illi V FOR YOUR FAMILY AND PETS Make the most of your yard and enjoy your privacy with durable. attractive wood or mesh fencing. Complete line of styles. colors. SEARS INSTALLS ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOFING. CALL US TODAY INSTALLED VINYL OR ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT WINDOWS WE INSTALL STEEL ENTRY DOORS AND TOTAL ENTRANCE SYSTEMS. GARAGE DOORS IN CEDAR, CLADWOOD OR LOW -MAINTENANCE GALVANIZED STEEL ..%STALLE C CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM REFACE KITCHEN CABINETS FOR LESS THAN FULL CABINET REPLACEMENT �1Atlili NOW - OSHAWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-5582 SEARS CANADA INC. SEAM SEARS ALSO SELLS AND INSTALLS SIDING GARAGE DOORS FRENCH DOORS HEAT PUMPS SOFFIT & FASCIA PATIO DOORS PATIO COVERS INSULATION AWNINGS CABINET REFACING CENTRAL AIR (NATER HEATERS FURNACES EAVESTROUGH WATER CONDITIONERS (m0w 24 hours n most areas) ROOFING CHAIN-LINK FENCING �1Atlili NOW - OSHAWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-5582 SEARS CANADA INC. SEAM PAGE 11 -THE NEWS ADVMMER SUNDA% MAY 19,1"1 By KEITH GELLIGAN Ajax Reporter AJAX - For Charles Maggs, life has been more than a little interesting. It's taken him from a 10 -year career in the British navy to tutoring the children of ex- Beatle Paul McCartney. Maggs, a World War II veteran who served on the HMS Ajax, and his wife Sybil are visit- ing Ajax. The town took its name from the British cruiser, which played a key part in the Battle of the River Plate, the first major Allied naval victory in World War II. Other Allied ships involved were the HMS Exeter and the HMS Achilles. The .hree cruiser -class vessels took on the German pocket battleship the Graf Spee. Maggs served two commissions on the Ajax, the first beginning in 1935. In fact, he was a member of the original steaming party that picked up the boat from the builders. From 1935 to just after the Battle of River Plate, on Dec. 13, 1939, Maggs spent most of his time at sea on the vessel. The Ajax was pan of the South American squadron in the West Indies making its way up and down both the Atlantic and Pacific sides of the continent. The boat also spent time in the Mediterranean and became involved in the Arab rebellion in Palestine and the Spanish Civil War in 1936. The Ajax also faced a hurricane off the coast of Bermuda in February 1938 and it pro- Charles Maggs, right, will have a street named after him In Ajax when a subdivision north of Pickering Village Is built. With him are his wife Sybil and Ajax mayor Jim Witty. The three are standing In an area where the street will be. Maggs served on the HMS Ajax. vided relief following a 1939 earthquake in Chile that claimed 80,000 lives. In August of 1939, the Ajax was joined by the Exeter in the South Atlantic. Commodore Henry Harwood was in charge of the Exeter and Captain Charles Woodhouse was at the helm of the Ajax prior to the battle. When the ships rendezvoused in the South Atlantic, Harwood moved to the Ajax. One Since the introduction of our Cash Back Program, we have received hundreds of calls from pee Ic and businesses seeking more information on how this program can benefit them. Requests for more contracts will be sent soon. Please bear with us. Ontario -Wide Natural Gas Cash Back Company Inc. is a private company dedicated to saving you, the gas user, money We are just one of the many companies that will be involved with your supply of natural ger. Our role is different than your local utility. We take advantage of the lower available gas prices in a competitive market through shorter term contracts. This can mean lower gas costs to the parciciQQants in our program. We act only at the "wholesale" level of the market to pool people and businesses together in order to save them money. Since we get a percentage of those total sav' the greater your total savings, the better we both do. About half of all the gas distributed by Consumers' Gas is now a part of this type of Direct Purchaseuhgement. Initially this was mainly large industrial natural pas users and as t hhed eaars progressed, smaller businesses and more res have parucipated. What our company does is "pool" the homeowners and business users of natural gas together so they may also take advantage of the savings available under federal deregulation. Large industrial users of Natural Gas have been p their gas from producers since 1986. d we can do for you with either Consumers' Gas or other local UM Each of us has a role in the supply of your atura nl gas. Our company's program groups or "pools" small users of natural together to buy natural gas at a lower price than you can buy individually. By pooling homeowners together with businesses, large enough gas volumes are achieved to get reduced prices. This is roughly a 22% gross savings. 60% of the balance is sent diresly to you in the form of your "Cash Back Cheque" after the registration fee is deducted. Savings are on your gas costs only, transportation, distribution, and rental charges are p<<rt of the "retail" charges from your local utility. These ocher charges account for about _l day, Harwood was doodling on a sheet of paper, predicting when the Battle of the River Plate would begin. He was off by one hour. Harwood had predicted a battle would begin at 6 a.m. on Dec. 13. The crews were put on active station, but nothing happened, says Maggs. The crew was told to "shut down" shortly after 6 a.m., but smoke was soon seen on the horizon. ADVERTISEMENT half of your bill. Since the gas cost is a fraction of your total gas bill, the gross savings on your bill as a whole will be about 5-6%. Since each user of natural gas uses a different amount of natural gas, each users savings will be different. The $50 savings is not meant to be a guarantee. In fact the small users savings will be smaller. We are truing to use a bench mark or target of $20 as a minimum savings after fees have been deducted. For the small user we will reduce our registration fee in order to have your savings hit this miim num. This bench mark will be adjusted each year as the spread in prices increases or decreases. For the very small user ie. under $600 annually, savings equal to our bench .mark are difficult be ause of the low amount of gas used. Please inform us if your annual consumption is below $600 if you have already sent in your contract. We will remove your contract from our program ifyou so wish. Write M us at 1 i Albert St., ark ham, Ont. L3P 2T3. Timing for the program will be as follows: when we have received your contras we "pool" them together with other contracts and submit a "package of p=and is to the respective utility. ince we have businesses joining on a continuous basis, we will be submitting multi -Ac "pools' as is warranted. From this date the u ' ty must process the "package". This does take time and is dependent on the work load of the utility. this period could be throe months and is out of our control. When that period is over and we have signed contracts with your local utility for your particular pool" then your future purchases become eligible. At the end of one year, as those purchases build), you build up your savings with which we split with Y01L You receive 6096 of the total savings, less the $27.50 registration fee. Again, for the small user we will be reducing this registration fee in order to maximize your savings. Within a few weeks of this anniversary, we wall be sending your chcquc directly toou. Keep in mind, at no time will we ask you to pre- pay your registration fee. We cannot stress enough thatyour relationship with your local utility will not change. Their level of top quality service will not change. Consumers' Gas has never made a profit i The Exeter was seat to investigate and the battle began soon afterwards. It continued "off and on all day", Maggs recalls. The Graf Spee eventually retreated into the harbor at Montevideo, Uruguay and the cap_ tain of the ship destroyed and sank it on Dec. 20. Maggs worked in the engine room depart- ment of the Ajax, running the evaporators4))) which turned salt water into fresh water. Shortly after the battle, Maggs was trans- ferred to another ship. After leaving the navy, Maggs joined the police force in England where he worked for 26 years, retiring in 1968. "I graduated in sci- ence and math, so I went on to teaching for another 20 years." In 1984, he tutored Paul and Linda McCartneys' children in the United States while they were making the movie Give My Regards to Broadstreet. "It showed me what life was like as a mil- lionaire, the advantages and disadvantages. [L , put me off being a millionaire, having FBI ) protection breathing down your neck all the time," he says. He describes the McCartneys as "an awful- ly nice family. Paul is a very natural chap and Linda is the same way. "I'm very fond of the McCartneys. They're very, very nice people," he says. The McCartneys live near the Maggs in East Sussex, England, where the Maggs will return May 22 after their stay in Ajax ends. �f on the gas component of your gas bill. What Consumers' Gas does make a profit on is the distribution and transportation of that gas. Th will continue to do that service for you. You will not be changing gas utilities by signing this direct -purchase agreement. What we do as an agent for you and many others as pan of this pool" is arrange for your gas supply at a discount. And we do this in conjunction with other very large companies and buying pools and ra 6W Western producers of Natul Gas in order to best ensure you a reliable supply at less cost to you. Forecast error and contractual and legal risks exist, seek legal advice if you so wish. Potential risks are always involved in the natural gas industry although we feel that generally Natural Gas has been a safe and reliable source of energy for many years. We want everyone in our program to understand how it works, and- we will be imp g our future literature to help everyone beccerm undcrstarid. There are savings to be had by participating in a pool buying program and you will continue co deal widI your local utility. We do understand that people may need to cancel in the f tt ere, for eatample - if they move to a new house that doesn't use gas. If you move to a new home that does use gas, you will need to sign a new contract and resubmit as part of a new► "package". To be removed from our program, inform us in writing and we will remove your contras. Our company address is 11 Albert St., Markham, Ont. OP 2T3. Our large package will be submitted shortly. We cannot guarantee any minimum level of savings when a contract is withdrawn anytime between anniversaries. We say that this program is designed to last for a ten Year tern so that we will not have to re - you every year. For chis reason our fee is reduced in subsequent years. In closing, we are working hard to get you the biggest savings we can, even for the small gas user. If you wish to participate and need the appropriate information and agreements sent to You, please call us at (416) 370-3712. Ontario -Wide Natural Gas Cash Back Company Inc. at DRUG MART OPEN THE NEWSADVERTI!`4ER SU14DAX MAY 19, I"I.PAGE . Billboard IN PICKEFM AJAX PICKERING TOWN :< Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit $30 for non-members. For informa- tion or reservations, call Marjorie Gallantry's Restaurant banquet lower Louise at 683-7799. tion features a trip to Eleuthra and the nature. To have your events pro- Green at 686-2085 or Fran Taylor at room, on the level of the Pickering Town Centre. Features WATERFRONT DANCE: The Ajax Save The Waterfront Bahamas, autographed sports equip - ment and Blue Jays tickets. An inter- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering 985-4451. ALZHEIMER SUPPORT include spring spruce up and garage Committee will hold a fund-raising national food booth features News Advertiser, 130 Commercial GROUP: The Alzheimer Support sales tips. The cost is $4 and free babysitting available. Reservations dance Saturday, May 25, at St. Bernadette's Church Parish Hall, at Mexican, Chinese and Caribbean food. Call 668-3358. Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L1S 21115. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 Group of Durham will meet Wednesday, May 22, 7:30 p.m., at by Tuesday, May 21. Call Susan at 420-6910 or Barb at 428-8505. the corner of Harwood Avenue and Bayly Street, Ajax. The dance begins SNAKES ALIVE: Children age six and over can view live snakes at a.m. on the Monday prior to . Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. on the Senior Citizens Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. SAVE -A -HEART: Durham Save -a -Heart is offering a weekend at 8 p.m. and includes a hot buffet. Tickets $20 Call the Greenwood Library Saturday, the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. Thursday Refreshments will be served. Everyone CPR course on Friday, May 24 from are a person. Sherrill Willard at 686-0654, Kathy May 25 from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 pm. Snake expert Ron Barbe will share prior to Sunday publication. welcome. Call 576-2567. GOOD NEIGHBOURS MEET- 6 pm. to 10 pm. and Saturday, May 25 from 9 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Wisniewski at 686-0766, Debra King at 683-5379 or Norbert Hanz at 428- his collection. The program is free. Register at 683-8844. Sunday ING: Ajax -Pickering Community DSAH office, 1450 Hopkins St., 6794. TEDDY BEAR PICNIC: The Care and the Ajax -Pickering Whitby. Advance registration is BIKE RODEO: The Pickering Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount SEARCH FOR JULIE: Information Centre will host a meet- ing on the provincial required. For information, call 666- 0995. Optimists are having their annual Drive south of Highway 2, will hold Volunteers are needed to help search government's Good Neighbours campaign at the FUN FAIR: There will be a fun rodeo and bike registration on Saturday, May 25 at the Pickering its annual Teddy Bear Picnic for chil- dren aged three and over Saturday, for Julie Stanton Sunday, May 19 at 9 a.m. for 9:30 a.m. departure, at Village Retirement Centre, 1950 Valley Farm Rd., on Wednesday, fair Friday, May 24, from 5 pm. to 9 Lakeside Public School, 4 Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley May 25 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Take Pickering Village United Church May 22 at 7:30 p.m. Call Sally p.m., at Parkes Dr., Ajax. There will be a Farm Rd., in the east parking lot, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. There a lunch. Free tickets are available at the library. Call 286-2576. (south to rear of church, meet in gym), Church Street and Highway 2. Longo at 686-3331. LEARNING DISABILITY dunk tank, auctions, prizes and a bake table. Everyone welcome. Call will be trophies at the safety rodeo and a free draw for two bikes. Call LIBRARY ANNIVERSARY: The Pickering Central Library, One • For information, call Dave Madder at 724-4242. ASSOCIATION: The Learning Lakeside at 686-3074. 420-9171. The Esplanade, will celebrate its first Disability Association/Durharn West TRIP TO HAMILTON: The MAY DAY CELEBRATIONS: anniversary Saturday, May 25 from 2 Tuesday and Oshawa Chapter will hold a joint Ajax Garden Club is sponsoring a Trafalgar Castle School, 401 pm. to 3 pm. Coffee and cake will meeting on Thursday, May 23 at trip to Hamilton's Royal Botanical Reynolds St., Whitby, will hold its be available. The Dunbarton High DRAMA SOIREE: A variety of 7:30 pm., at Whitby Public Library, Whitby. Topic for the night is SEAC Gardens Saturday, May 25. For infor- mation, call Ursel at 683-1039 or annual May Day celebrations Saturday, May 25 at 2 An auc- School Jazz Band will entertain. presentations in French by Durham (special education advisory commit - p.m. See BILLBOARD. -Page 10 elementary students will be per- tee. For information, call Anne formed on Tuesda Ma 21 7 30 Le'brock 683 5629 y. y - p.m. at Eastdale Collegiate, 265 Harmony Rd. N., Oshawa. Everyone welcome. Free admission. DOWN SYNDROME: The Durham Down Syndrome Association will meet Tuesday, May 21 at 7:30 pm. at the Whitby Baptist Church, 411 Gilbert St., Whitby. All members are urged to attend to elect the new executive committee for the 1991-92 fiscal year. Light refresh- ments. Call 831-8300. HORTICULTURAL MEET- ING: The Pickering Horticultural Society will meet Tuesday, May 21 at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 35 Church St., Pickering Village. The • topic is Growing Clematis; the evening includes a spring flower show. Call 831-1077. LA LECHE LEAGUE: The Ajax La Leche League will meet Tuesday, May 21 at 7:45 p.m. The group offers support and information for mothers wanting to breastfeed. Pregnant women, mothers and babies welcome. For more informa- tion and the meeting location, call 683-6188. WRITERS GROUP: The Ajax Writers Group will meet Tuesday, 0 May 21, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent. Topics include general information related to writing and everyone interested in writing is welcome. Call Wendy Shimkofsky at 427-2682. ..- Coming up PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club will meet on Wednesday, May 22 at 6 p.m. (reception) and 6:45 (dinner) at Cullen Gardens, 300 Taunton Rd. "W., Whitby. Macha Ni Zapha will speak on Recover the Feminine Aspects of Your Being. Reservations must be made. $20 for members and A Wed. May 22nd. 6.10pa 0'11111e BAST I= CUM S.E. corner Brock Rd 6t King" ltd. PICKcRENG bring ad get $1.00 off adult adm. Kids $.50 off. For Info. 447-2549 LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Association Oshawa Chapter will meet on Thursday, May 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Whitby Public Library, 405 Dundas St. W., Whitby. There'll be a panel discussion about the Special Education Advisory Committee. Everyone is welcome. Free admission. For information, call 623-4934 or 655-4175. HEARTY EATING: The Hearty Eating Program will hold a free pub- lic forum and presentation on Thursday, May 23, from 7:30 to 8:30 pm., at the Whitby Public Library, 405 Dundas St. W., Whitby. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Christian Women's Club will meet Thursday, May 23, from 9:30 am. to 11:15 a.m., in the SHOPPERS DRUG MART OPEN VICTORIA DAY MON., MAY 20th'91 IN PICKEFM AJAX PICKERING TOWN :< M HAM000 PLACE 663-5222 THE KINSMEN HOME SHOW sponsored by The Kinsmen pub of Whitby in support of The Whitby General Hospital First Class Fund Iroquois Park Arena May 24 as 26 FrL, 4 P.M. -10 P.M Sat 10 am -10 p.m. Sun. 11 a nL - 5 p.m. Free balloons for the Kids! Saturday Afternoon meet KIRK McLEAN of the Vancouver Canucks and The Teenage Mutant Ninia , Turtles A Sunday 0Ide fashion V ancake O reakfast 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Walclt for Coupaf In Woftaday's , paper for FREE Admission ` \. Fatuity Admission $2 Get There However You Can! r PUBLIC NOTICE CENT RA L -AIR SALE iCEEPRRE, CARR1Ea FROM - • •i OFREE hip{, 6AVA-hi FINANCING AVUL W AS LOW AS 4900 OAC CENTRAL HOME SYSTEMS INC. *o,.,,,o.`""� 8363 Wt)bDa1NE AVE_ MADMUwM I WIN A DELUXE BLUE JAYS PRIZE PACKAGE Sky Box Blue Jay's tickets Skydome Hotel Accomnodatbn Brunch at Skydome's VAndows `r No purchase necessary... CAMMSMUMPR Enter Now!! IF Call, Mail, Fax or Drop of C nada into our office today! THE Contest rules available upon HOME request INSURANCE DRAW Speciaf st DATE: 50 Taunton Rd. East • C=1266M � Oshawa, Ont. LIG 3T7 • ""'"e m °is 's JUNE 28 Fax: 416-571-7237 *Pwm' Phone: 416-571-1800 ' '''°^� � 1991 ---------------- NAME ADDRESS ' I HOME PHONE BUSINESS PHONE I MARKET SURVEY I Do you Down, D rent your home? Do you live in a D house, D condominium D apartment, or D I other? Do you currently have a policy with Conslimon Insurance? 0 Yes D Pio _ Billboard FROM PAGE 9 PHOTO CLUB MEETING: The Whitby Photographic Club will meet Monday, May 27, from 7 pm. to 10 p.m., at the Whitby Public Library, 405 Dundas St. W. The public is welcome. Call A] Stachel at 436-3646. CF MEETING: The Durham Chapter of the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will meet Monday, May 27, at 8 p.m., in Room C of the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, on Thomton Road South. Everyone is welcome. Call 579- 8224. PHOTO CLUB MEETING: The Pickering Camera Club will meet Monday, May 27 at 7:30 pm. at the recreation com- plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Attending will be master photographer Earle Keatiy. Call Harvey at 831-8907. CONCERT: The County Town Singers will perform at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village Tuesday, May 28, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5 a person and are available at the door. Call 683- 4665. BOARD OF TRADE LUNCH: The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade will hold a luncheon meeting Tuesday, May 28 at 11:30 am. at the Old Liverpool House. Guest speak - Millwork hOMG Oentre CORRECTION NOTICE An error appeared on Page 4 of our Spring Sole Flyer in this newspaper on Wed., May 15. THE -BP" WHITE FASCIA ITEM SHOULD HAVE READ: 9'8" LONG X 8". Now only `8.79 EACH (Code 892171). We apologize for any problems 16 this error may have caused. er John Uffe will discuss recycling concerns of small and medium-sized businesses. Cost is $20. Reserve at 427-4470. DEAF CENTRE MEETING: The Oshawa Deaf Centre will hold its annual meeting on Thursday, May 30 at 7:30 p.m., at the Oshawa Deaf Centre, 750 King St. E., Oshawa. MPP Gary Malkowski will speak. For information, call 579-3328 V or 579-3403 TTY. HOSPITAL DANCE: A find -raising SOs aid 60s dance for the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital will be held Friday, May 31 from 8:30 pm. to 1 am. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. The theme is Cruising Under the Stars, so dress in cruise wear. CHUM -FM's Roger Ashby will provide the music. Tickets are $20 at the hospital's community relations office or at Montreal Trust in Pickering's Hub Plaza. Call 428- 1407. CARD DEALERS' ROOM: Vaughan Willard Public School, 1911 Dixie Rd., Pickering, will hold a sports card dealers' room on Friday, May 31 from 6:30 pm. to 8:30 p.m. Call Cathy at 420-0237. TERMINALLY -ILL KIDS: The Children's Wish Foundation will hold a fund- raiser Saturday, June l at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., south of Highway 2. The foundation grants wishes to terminally -ill children. Tickets are $25 per person, which includes dinner, variety show, dance and door prizes. They are avail- able at McGinnis Landing Restaurant in the Home & Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Parkway, or by calling Kim Carter at 427- 7709. YARD SALE: The Village Arts and Crafts group will hold a yard sale Saturday, June 1, from 9:30 am. to 3 pm. at its centre next to the Pickering Village Arena on Linton Avenue. Donations are welcome and should be left the morning of lune 1. Cal 1683-9465. WEIGH LESS FOR LESS 9� We're Celebrating! Reshape beautiful No Exercise, S per week, OAC on a program bads. 4$ VITR IM WEIGHTLOSS CENTERS AJAX/PIGKERING - 286-9545 SCARBOROUGH - 285-5700 0 10) V 0, 0) 0) V 61 �7 •1 f •I • I ASPEN all THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 19,1!!1 -PAGE llr Ili 9 Il. TO $131,990 FOR 1;544 SQ. FT. hm to woomw padlrrft Y "Linked below grade. 127991 dm or U. 1437 SQ. FT. ELEV. B i. 111111111 To $157,990 For 1926 SQ. FT, The Kaitlin Group � lid 'I' 1 $ Initial1000 ' �l OPEN HOLIDAY MONDAY Take Highway 401 to Waverley Ro Go Nortn Waverly Rd . runs into Martin Rd lust nortn of ire 401 ar1G the sats office,s directly on your tett Hwy AJAX WHITBY OSHAWA OO e ¢ s SALES Hwy 001 i i OFFICE a N r 1 623-7027 MONDAY THURSDAY IN BPM FRIDAY CLOSED WEEKENDS B HOLIDAYS 11 AN 6PM PAGE n -THE NEWS ADVERMER SUNDAY, MAY 19,1"1 Lam Fri 7 A LV1_L__ L_ ♦%—J rugby finalists at Ottawa event PICKERING - The Dunbarton High School girls' rugby team fin- ished its LOSSA schedule with a loss to Brock High School Thursday afternoon. Brock defeated the upstart Dunbarton Spartans squad 15-0 to end the league's regular season play. Earlier in the week, Dunbarton played the Whitby Anderson Raiders. The Spartans were kept off the scoresheet by the Raiders, losing 4-0. Dunbarton finished league play with a record of one tie and four losses. The playoffs will begin on May 29. The Spartans girls' rugby team put forth a strong showing at its first tournament of the year in Ottawa last weekend. Dunbarton's girls' rugby team — in its first year of competitive play — finished as the finalists at the Ottawa tournament, hosted by Sir Robert Borden High School. The Spartans met Ottawa's St. Paul's High School in the final game, with the game ending in a 0- 0 deadlock after regulation time. After 10 -minute sudden -death overtime play, the game remained in a stalemate. However, St. Paul won the contest and the champi- onships on penalty kicks by a 2-0 score. Dunbarton coach Margaret Fraser was extremely happy with the play of the team against the more experienced St. Paul's squad. "They (St. Paul's) have a year more experience than we do," she says. "We were getting a lot of compliments about our play." In the preliminary round of the tournament, Dunbarton posted a four win, one tie record to advance to the finals. In their opening game, the Spartans played to a 0-0 tie with the host Sir Robert Borden team. Next, Dunbarton blanked GIoucester 12-0 in the second - round game. Angie Mahon, Denise Humphreys and Liisa Stainburn all had trys for the Spartans. Playing Glebb High School of Ottawa in their third game of the tourney, the Spartans responded with an 8-0 shutout. Angie Mahon and Kristin Pantelmann scored trys for Dunbarton. Playing in the fourth round against Colonel Bye school, also of Ottawa, Dunbarton responded with a 4-0 win to vault them into the final. Liisa Stainburn scored the only try of the game. Area synchronized swimmers golden AJAX-PICKERING - Area members of the Oshawa Synchro Swim Club were golden at the 1991 Ontario Trillium Championships at McMaster University. The eight -member team, which included Teri Pearce and Robyn Parashyniak of Ajax and Kirsten Mills and Vanessa Reeve of Pickering, captured the gold medal in the age 11 -to -14 category. The Oshawa squad swam a cre- ative routine choreographed by coach Tanya Sheehey to earn first place in routines. Extra figure coaching by Debbie Sands, coach of the Oshawa senior 'B' team, and by Heather Johnston, a nation- al team member, led to a marked improvement in compulsory figure scores which were then averaged and added to the swimmers' rou- tine scores to eats them a first at the championship. This routine, along with all the other team, solo and duet routines of the club, will be featured at the Pickering Recreation Complex on June 5. Golf swap at Durham College June 2 DURHAM - You can buy or sell your used gold equipment at the upcoming Golf Swap at Durham College in Oshawa. The Golf Swap will be held on Sunday, June 2 at the Durham College Athletic Complex on Simcoe Street North in Oshawa. The event will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Golf equipment, including used clubs, bags and carts, will be accepted for swap on May 20 to 24 from 6 p.m. to 9 pm. and on May 27 to 31 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. There will also be a putting green contest on site on June 2. For more information, call 576-7622. AJAX - Pickering High School track and field team is the Durham -York regional champion. The Pickering High team followed up its win at the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) last week by winning its first-ever Durham York Secondary School Athletic Association (DYSSAA) championship at Oshawa's Civic fields on Wednesday, May 15. The Pickering High team won the championship by col- lecting 18 gold medals, six sil- ver and four bronze for a total of 321 points. Along the way, Pickering athletes established five meet records and four school records. A total of 34 athletes from the school will compete at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) Track and Field Championship which begin next Wednesday. Pickering High team cap- tain Sammy Davis led the way with four gold medals and a bronze medal as well as estab- lishing two meet and one school record. Davis captured the junior boys' triple jump in a new meet record of 14.27 metres and also set the new meet standard in the 100 metres in a time of 10.7 seconds. He was also the long jump champion and was a member of See PICKERING—Page 13 eking Z = wet 1 rnMtlt b ., k4 be in thepie C 1N Our spwts V department with i ;► Your WO$W raauns �R3-5110 Fax 683-7363 AJAX - Pickering High School track and field team is the Durham -York regional champion. The Pickering High team followed up its win at the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) last week by winning its first-ever Durham York Secondary School Athletic Association (DYSSAA) championship at Oshawa's Civic fields on Wednesday, May 15. The Pickering High team won the championship by col- lecting 18 gold medals, six sil- ver and four bronze for a total of 321 points. Along the way, Pickering athletes established five meet records and four school records. A total of 34 athletes from the school will compete at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) Track and Field Championship which begin next Wednesday. Pickering High team cap- tain Sammy Davis led the way with four gold medals and a bronze medal as well as estab- lishing two meet and one school record. Davis captured the junior boys' triple jump in a new meet record of 14.27 metres and also set the new meet standard in the 100 metres in a time of 10.7 seconds. He was also the long jump champion and was a member of See PICKERING—Page 13 eking Z = wet Scoreboard CYCLN�IG B NORTH4"M Results of the Ajax Cycling Club's time Vial at Frank Laverty and Frank yand",Wan 1 W the Cl"nont Conservation Aron an Tuesday, Ian Coats and Neil Holmes 191, Ke May 14. 1. Simon Small, 25 minutes. 39 seconds Pmdovich and Paul Mrrin 186. EAST -WEST 2• Matt GaiOs, 25.44 Walter Soetens and Iry Ashral 190, Mile 3. Greg Wbitzele, 25.56 Norman and Evelyn Blade 187, Judy Denb 4. Andrew Less, 28.00 and Nancy Adams 171. 5. Kyle Hudson, 26.56 8. Graeme Alan, 27.16 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB a 7. Tony WhOd n. 27.18 Results from May 14. 8. Mike Neugebauer, 211.01 NORTH -SOUTH Vera and Gene Creelman 181, Joann t0• Meat Boucher, 29.34 Marden and Mike Fernley 173, Waite 11. Jarred Beauregard, 31.31 Soebns and Linda Arthur 172. 12. Hugh Thomson, 32.45 EAST -WEST 13. Pear Thommn, 32.51 Mary Madlener and Rene Lawand 194, Rol AJAX BRIDGE CLUB Berry and Sonia Bell 192, Doris and Hanl Results from May 7. Opdenvelde 190. Umpires needed for Pickering peewee softball PICKERING - The peewee division of the Pickering Softball Association is in need of umpires for the caning season. The peewee division in the Pickering Softball Association (formerly the West Pickering Softball Association and the Fast Pickering Softball Association) plays Monday and Wednesday nights. Interested persons can call divi- sion convenor Dan Doyle at 839- 7313. Sailing lessons available at Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club PICKERING - Youngsters can have fun learning to sail this sum- mer. The Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club in Pickering is sponsoring a series of sailing clinics at the club at 635 Breezy Dr. in Pickering. Courses are available for chil- dren aged 10 to 16 years. Swimming proficiency is a must. Courses at the beginner and advanced levels are taught by instructors certified by the Canadian Yachting Association. Sailing takes place in the warm, sheltered waters of Frenchman's Bay in Pickering. There are four, two-week ses- sions with the first scheduled to start July 2. For more information. call Steve Martin at 283-7329 or Jim Waters at 284-7672, or attend an information night at Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club on Thursday. May 23 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 pm. #■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■s■s■■1 ■ / ■ ■ s Beauty ,Th -a * ■ ■ ■ 44 Bond St. W. OR 1841 Lawrence Ave. E. OSHAWA 434.7872 SCARBOROUGH 75141053 ■ SpeCiaikkv in BARBERING A HAIR DESIGN ■ ■ ■ CURLS ' =39:6w WEAVES'110 a. PERMS '25•°e�: RELAXERS:291w BRAIDS 50.°w ■ ■af" 017 MSsCO�POM � fiEDEE�II THINE SEs. • mama■■■mass■■ ■ ■■■ ■.■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■� 'HOME & GARDFM AFFORDABLE & DEPENDABLE YEAR-ROUND MAINTENANCE FOR YOUR HOME & GARDEN FENCES/DECKS * LANDSCAPING GARDEN & LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE * INTERIOR PAINTING * WALLPAPERING "GivingYou BaekYourWeekends" 428,w8779 nM N11 M An%,wmw" ewymnAv wAv to team-wAcr is Pickering,thl t ter �. rds.' �R ca tore ��I.S....y ti e aIs�> GY i FROM PAGE U Pickering High's gold -medal - winning 4 -x -100 -metre relay team which eclipsed the old meet record with a time of 43.4 seconds. The bronze medal for Davis came as a member Pickering High's open boys' 4 -x -400 - metre relay team which finished third. Dion Trowers led the midget boys' division with a four -gold - medal performance. Dion broke the tape fust in the 100 metres, 200 metres, 100 -metre hurdles and was a member of the first place Pickering High midget boys' 4 -x -100 -metre relay team. Kyle Robinson won three gold and one bronze, while set- ting two DYSSAA and two school records in the junior boys' division. Robinson was golden in the 300 -metre hurdles with a new meet record of 39.6 Finishing kick Dunbarton High school's INellssa Hlulbrd sprints for the finish Um during the senior girls' 400 -metre race at tttw DYSSAA track and field Cil plonships at oshawa's Civic Reids on Thursday. Hufford was the winner of the event. All the winners from the Durham -York regional meet will Compete at the provincials next Wednesday photo by A.J. Grown seconds. He also won the 200 metres and was a member of Pickering's junior boys' 4 -x- 100 -metre relay team which set a new meet record. Casey Chuhaniuk continued his success in the midget boys' throws with two gold medals, setting one meet and one school record in the process. Chuhaniuk won the midget boys' shot put and the discus with a new meet mark of 44.80 metres and was fourth in the midget boys' javelin. Jason McKenzie collected gold, silver and bronze medals, while competing in the senior boys' division. McKenzie leaped to gold in the triple jump with a mark of 14.01 metres, and was second in the long jump. McKenzie was also a member of Pickering High's sprint relay team which won the silver medal and anchored the open boys' 4 -x -400 -metre relay team which captured the bronze medal. Damn Hughes ran to gold, silver and bronze medals at the DYSSAA meet. Hughes was the gold medalist in the senior boys' 2.000 -metre steeplechase, was second in the 3,000 metres and was third in the senior boys' 1,500 metres. Dwayne Spence put forth a fine performance with a gold and a silver medal in the junior boys' throwing events. Spence won the shot put and placed second in the discus event. Emerson Myers captured the gold medal in the senior boys' high jump. Dave Calis was the bronze medalist in the junior boys' javelin. Kevin Gayle won the bronze medal in the senior boys' 200 metres and was a member of Pickering High's 4- x -100 -metre relay teats which won the silver medal. Joanne Fisher was the gold medalist in the senior girls' javelin, while Tracey Chung was golden in the midget girls' triple jump. Aneka Abrahams was the silver medalist in the junior girls' 80 -metre hurdles. The midget boys 4 -x -100 - metre relay team placed first. Members include Dion Trowers, Serle Soverall, Richard Wallace and Lance Richards, The junior boys' 4 -x -100 - metre relay team also finished with the gold medal. Members are Sean Hewwing, Sammy Davis, Maurice Kondell and Kyle Robinson. The senior boys 4 -x -100 - metre relay team finished with the silver medal. Team mem- bers are Kelvin Cumberbatch, Kevin Gayle, Jason McKenzie and Sean Lindsay. The open boys' 4 -x -400 - metre relay team placed third. Team members are Samm Davis, Sean Hewwing, Keviny Gayle and Jason McKenzie. 1'I!k d� l V ISM.K •G Ai>~[. 1.1." slflha' - - -- -- _ -. _ _ W""= Will (052191) ---- SUAWro under 45 or over Who •Omeae 10 talk to? Cal is anytime, 431112, Q7 -5M 1 1 office Will AJAX company now hiring•�) MEN with trucks will do CARDINAL people with cars for full and household moves, cleanup part-time positions. Full time M Tuesdays and Thursdays, $460, part-time 1280. Must be painting. anything. Call Carl or Oshawa,wh". Good typing able to work evenings, stu- ,lane, 427.2856. (TF) BIRTH contra and famiy pial dents welcome. 428.3243. ping counselling. Free and send resume to File e3036. (051991) RESPONSIBLE University of to Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 481, Oshawa. Ont. L1H 7L5. Nursing Student (gang into 4th . z year) is seeking summer qday 1 to 6 p.rrL Pick" worked,lull and part-time poll a pbynan_ Days I possible. "Charge It" when a Oshawa Office Hours: Iiihw.awu; wtlµ 433-6901 or Pickering 42 4 Cal Mr. McCartney 4363532. 571-2177 evenings/weekends. ` you place Classified ad. Use MM.Thus.. 8am•4pm. r0DADlTuatµ F+iboa1911MRAT w _firdtin.� r. ^�ge^� requited. Sart), kr 1Mnsn1 dsMriss. thezi _ ,*JUNG student al Serb,a your Mastercard or Visa orAmex Ff" /A.nLapte HUUM•11lµ Nat, the next 30 days. Doctor ®- AMAZING souldilly 579.2238 sakkal�pOUr Tkws.lpa m w� shoo. pool) `32244311. (062291) JOSSI MIDDLE COM* with results. 1.416.594- transportation. Call Martha,' Nab" firm has immediate openimp for stMnmer 5660. (TFNALL) FAXital M SIX MONTHS s CHANGED MY LIFE! v V Gosmwa, Ontario CHANGE YOUR LiFE.seCALL TODAY a 000- LEGAL, MEDICAL, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Become a professional secretary and enjoy a good salary and a prestigious environment -'Starts May 13. 0 TRAVEL AND TOURISM A world of excitement and cfliange awaits you - Starts May 27. 000' DENTAL ASSISTANT Enjoy a career helping people in a praiessio_ rod se" - Starts June 3. ► ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY Enrol in the career of the fu4tre - Starts June 17. ACCOUNTING & COMPUTERS Become the expert companies are looking for - Starts May 27. SEATS ARE LIMITED • CALL TODAY! 1 1 ylltlral MIS is .l 1 1 a men W""= Will (052191) ---- SUAWro under 45 or over Who •Omeae 10 talk to? Cal is anytime, 431112, Q7 -5M 1 1 office Will AJAX company now hiring•�) MEN with trucks will do CARDINAL people with cars for full and household moves, cleanup part-time positions. Full time jobs, odd jobs, decorating, Tuesdays and Thursdays, $460, part-time 1280. Must be painting. anything. Call Carl or Oshawa,wh". Good typing able to work evenings, stu- ,lane, 427.2856. (TF) BIRTH contra and famiy pial dents welcome. 428.3243. ping counselling. Free and send resume to File e3036. (051991) RESPONSIBLE University of to Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 481, Oshawa. Ont. L1H 7L5. Nursing Student (gang into 4th (052'I91) HIRING - $13.95 per hour year) is seeking summer qday 1 to 6 p.rrL Pick" worked,lull and part-time poll a pbynan_ Days I possible. DIPICERT. Lotus, wordperlect, tions available. Car required. has own transportation. Cal 433-6901 or Pickering 42 4 Cal Mr. McCartney 4363532. 571-2177 evenings/weekends. ` Harvard and Corel. Fvlanlcel assistance available for Mi'bls (052191) _(052191 SNC) w _firdtin.� r. ^�ge^� requited. Sart), kr 1Mnsn1 dsMriss. thezi WANTED: 93 overweight ,*JUNG student al Serb,a People to lose 10-29 poundb in College, gang into 3rd year, the next 30 days. Doctor looking for summer AMAZING rscamerlded. Earn extra in- employment. Has own shoo. pool) `32244311. (062291) JOSSI MIDDLE COM* with results. 1.416.594- transportation. Call Martha,' Nab" firm has immediate openimp for stMnmer 5660. (TFNALL) 831ill (052491) 666-3351 fill production manlaper for busy shop. References. 0010. (06201) Apply with resume to Dan kr"" 000 Doucette. 5791000. 710 Wil I 1 0110 eves son Rd. S., Oshawa. (052391) telemarketing involved. Great resume exp. . tlAarlagemettt nits co-ops, intemsh4x and PER WEEK cj•.� eopkCoane" �..a,,.r G..- «Cp'A THE AJAX, Pillaring 8 Whitby TICKETS with transppmalbin Association for Community for Guns & Roses, Poison, Living is looking for part-time Blue Jays. Don Henley, Win staff positions. Applicants Wood and Phantom. Call should be mature with a strap Stereo Trend 433-1132 or comvrrttrrrnt to supporting per- Great Canadian Tours 613 - d IVI�IJ 1 sons with developmental 546-5997. (080591) handicaps. $9.44-$9.81 per No experience Nec. hMle&%Iy relqurBd, areas d hour. Please contact Bill John- personals son at 427-3300 between 830ffn rclude: aftswerirlg phot lees, typing and gfNleral 430, Monday -Friday. (052191) 1011, sipped Jim Canpbel 1 - 706.953.9 ed Oe2se1) t{' HIRING full time fwintylat in NFORYATIDN SEND office duties. Pleasant telephone manner and Pickering area. $e to start. prat shag 9 plus benefits. Cal MATCH IigMI i/�NG FULL• Rachel Raa at 4207. 16 (052491) MATES 1101EMAKERt discover an PwM and car essential. so cam extra IT. Sd' sonwsst Window ofesektgs, ATTRACTME � may. mid tatiee seeks as un t 1 �`)"� a ( PERSONAL STAIfPED ENVELOPE TO: of salary =15,6DO. Please fax mane or mail to echnIcal INTRODUCTION V d awailble 24 CAU EXPERIENCED computer sel 513 WisUtey Rd. S., AliX,i0 LIS now your , own business, for share candlelight dinners, vice technician. Must be able to SERVICE HAWK .; fax: 61. i-7771 work without supervision. Irrr JOAN MICCOY -aft postcon available to OSHAWA CAMPUS 723-1163 AvailableOver 20 Career ORpgrtunfties To Choose From Financial Assistance .Qualifying Students Toronto School of Business COST ACCOUNTANT • A$10 minion dollar rapidly growing service and fabrication company located in Ajax requires a Cost Accountant. • Responsibilities include the operating of a computerized cost right applicant Call Pauline 434-8399 W""= Will (052191) ---- SUAWro under 45 or over Who •Omeae 10 talk to? Cal is anytime, 431112, Q7 -5M 1 1 office Will VD mlonnation, conldential. profitabili mar ins on construction o acts and fabrication `' g , CARDINAL Car 723$521 Monday -Friday rT� 830 am. - 430 p.m. Free clinic REAL estate secretary and Tuesdays and Thursdays, litigation secretary required. 43x530 p.m- Cal 4316901 Oshawa,wh". Good typing during cikic Iburs. (TF) and phone manner essential. BIRTH contra and famiy pial Exper"ir" necessary. Please ping counselling. Free and send resume to File e3036. Confiriy available Monday Oshawa This Week, P.O. Bax to Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 481, Oshawa. Ont. L1H 7L5. p.m. Clinic in Oshawa, (052'I91) Tuesday, 1 to 3 p.m., and Wed - FREE computer training to qday 1 to 6 p.rrL Pick" eipble persons 45 and over. Thum. 230 - 590 p.m For fur- DIPICERT. Lotus, wordperlect, then information call Oshana d -base, mukimale, accpac, 433-6901 or Pickering 42 4 bedlord. Ventura, pagernak-, 6781. (TF) Harvard and Corel. Fvlanlcel assistance available for Mi'bls DISTRESS Centre. Need system and the production of reports on service route ---- SUAWro under 45 or over Who •Omeae 10 talk to? Cal is anytime, 431112, Q7 -5M profitabili mar ins on construction o acts and fabrication `' g , CARDINAL ithil 1 1 �""ra' • do rel quBlly for training. rT� activities of the plant.. • Salary range $400-$500 per Week based on experience. NANNIES & rwosourham Business s Computer Coke*. 427-3010. (TF) TELEK40MTM • I >� am • mesas and to from ABORTION ifor s ion. cal 66l (TF) � • Please reply to: COMPANIONS INC. able woes s MoriI : p;eaint P.O. Box 310 p Full or Part-time positions a prm ooting healthy living R ,a thrgrgh soft Call �M`MI1IiD6t Ajax, Ontario L1 S 3C3 Giving description of experience and salary expected. *Live-in/Live-out* ,.,,pe,,,y 1e„r dodog chart- - X191) gone year experience ink RABBIT wants work spcoin nagictardtldtensrdssard in the A jax/Picicering Area w _firdtin.� r. ^�ge^� requited. Sart), kr 1Mnsn1 dsMriss. thezi aooadons• saw. My claw ' Cal EmM M610in Mall ease. class health ca package i A Call A 4 botwn& Please call Susan al, rngadiYOry. Jac ?♦- STUDENTS $11.05 AMAZING For AM loteti VICW call shoo. pool) `32244311. (062291) JOSSI MIDDLE MAGNUM sur hire - Karim OrNWL Cad 491-4130 or 427 - Nab" firm has immediate openimp for stMnmer 666-3351 EAST. j M NTI %b EMIMLOptici0ortt ' 0010. (06201) in Markating Dept. No door to door or kr"" 000 tunkiea available AN � s telemarketing involved. Great resume exp. . tlAarlagemettt nits co-ops, intemsh4x and PER WEEK cj•.� eopkCoane" �..a,,.r G..- «Cp'A and occupational Free .; � Co. ea- woupwoom an0 homMo Ex- r c.n.e., sdloldfsllips For intemew appt Cal arMt Rayl Basad For kea-p•,arw now hrl, Cali for� 89 AICD 55778- 179 z° FIT OR PIT ntslbn am 504 -07 -OM ei KA WISE (062/91) JESUS a my best friend. Jsstfs prearlted the Wad d z a a SWIfM1Q erwebpes Easywork d IVI�IJ 1 00 bow. rsdgbn COOK sarMedlaThittaori Ratwe t Lon tak not The MiningRECEr N the hired MkdOw Micah No experience Nec. hMle&%Iy relqurBd, areas d day neat hum 10 a.nt 10 2. :96x7.062191) p m.,wNrg to VSK ad 434 3:11. Isaiah 56:10.12. John fXI1Ge77 FOR FRff rclude: aftswerirlg phot lees, typing and gfNleral 3939• (062391) SALESPERSON nvur.e kr 1011, sipped Jim Canpbel 1 - 706.953.9 ed Oe2se1) DTS NFORYATIDN SEND office duties. Pleasant telephone manner and ottwfkugs, t a- IigMI i/�NG FULL• SH.F ADORESS� 6XOBMefk CORrnarld Oi 8 must. $tarlMlg 1101EMAKERt discover an PwM and car essential. so cam extra IT. Sd' sonwsst Window ofesektgs, ATTRACTME � may. mid tatiee seeks as un tEam MW plus pBf week i PMT -TM HW STAIfPED ENVELOPE TO: of salary =15,6DO. Please fax mane or mail to r out own hours. Cu not 1121 Otmdas SL E« NRldby. a«tied Start 1D bold s 430 2353 (0623x1) anached pndsseioflal weAw td 6 W gertdsrttan, 45-55 tohour V d awailble 24 CAU 513 WisUtey Rd. S., AliX,i0 LIS now your , own business, for share candlelight dinners, sap revesis � �t27•b481 mel HAWK .; fax: 61. i-7771 greats christmae sales Chris e37 1 1 dancing. and the After wraps in ft ENTERPRISES t: 1625.Omni) � send phots I porta is to o°s Tnia ";e°) CALL: P.O. BOX 948 _. �* . bYtiYlese 'MIEEKENO help wanted till flMded fa oral surgery strtsbls ler 0, help and practice. Approximately 20 Weak.'eft Bl'" Oshawa Ontario. LIN '1L5. (41e� 5013 pQ B ASSEMBLERS LINDSAY 1 I 1 / @"Waltlxlp �, a+dsrls Callbeassrtaand5 -1 ,ours per week. Mondor toe (052191) Easy work! Excellent ONTARIO tlrre.faesod Mushfoom Farm. Friday. Call 576.5311 beww.n pay! Assemble products at home. Call for K9V 5N3 427-4451. 062191) , 6 a m - 4 p.m 062191) ACRYLIC Nal Tecttuiciarl a, k DENTAL Met i fewmi Information- : • aetfletician squired Fidler q , MATTRESS fac,ory nr4n+i►R .: assistant required to rent apace or work for busy, mean•• buldw. ertperfsftosd •assist hygienist. H.A R P ; I "HIRING NOW' 1800.7528858 ExL 103 Directory refundable fee . 1 1 IIYsMless esson. cat s71- 1220. 111 pnslened but gid train, apply to position.Call : Sleep � 644. P$$Ml) POUND Cruise Lines Need You `/ y Maurer Lid.. 8.05 San- dy � � - 2 keys on it". on top Hiring all positions PFJIRTREf Hone M LAME kdwnadmW with p 831.1s15 (62301) experiskin so"r � BM box owrer�inay bd,r Exotic Pores WAiWAGESIBENER75 1 1 eellxfat MIP Consultants - Ill ce wb7able InWhilbyorCotxtioeaeal people to train for sale or, ATTENTION: need extra , 1 ,fo1e�, `° calling 433-4703. OSt9elsil OPPOMNTY KNOCKS HAIRSTYLIST - required fur a Wet established with excelertl refum, $27,500 each. For fufrk'. p tral ExosNsre part Easy cid arses. Send mounts to Mi , world Assemble products at ., LIVE4n nanny kx 3 children, • call 804.685�508 part-time, Wage plus _ the keormrion red 4368714v •' T. Worthington, 201 Con-= Aomel 604-x47-0096 ext required. Witatrley. ` sumers Rd. Suite 101.:.1KA245,9ant-Sp Monday,ISO GOLDEN lab/shepherd mix• ooMnfteion. Call 434-2324. 052191) (051491) • Wtlowdale. Ont. M2J 4W.I.. L are& Cal MI -5660 ; - 8attaday; l2 6 Pan (O�g,) � "Wier. Iwge. studded leather Cour. Marland and (062191) 062W1) eK , � Park area, 432.7502. (TFNA 4 .: :..•. � :.>iK^T..Ty ... ..... L•• w �. IaV M:. t OI"i.k�ky+r.'}%4!�' CLASSIRED INDEX .. tw.rms.wpwa.dw � e.e.re1 tw* ns awaPwarraetepweese m� ataasasrtet W eree Ir* A "was .M melt . -ask ts. do" mVessel wdo wAe barn we onwoofts! Ms Pwt41e. one=" «..abwsae o>. w,bpwWwodbd 1M wwawwwwrwf tat w/eedw tea eswMq ,M o=mft.Sews 1/s trryw lis Pw•wrb In bet. set 12e 123 WIF.we t•-wote 139 wereer"sefthfre . 131 PW* M"bee 132 grammk eowvlew 139 ewrPwMwr /M Salo w ewvk" 143 swr/wtnr.rA /its lln.eeir woke: 1M bwafwd IM nMrlse 199 Seapeew 199 weaeswswle 17 0 s nimm"llim w.wrb... tet arwr.w•ww 1e2 dee9.e ,car Srbnwro ,M le wrnwtww 1a card of like." 10 Lmoral er.e' tat ow..arry Pias 1M e1r.Aerr 1M reet noaeso /M raeMc neeaee 209 w.wket NrYat as trrrr4kye 209 n.oaleek ant ew ~11011 zto articles, rw Sete 211 reel gnr*rwwrt ler oar m h.ao wsea.. rw sale 213 aredeo far, "iwf 21113, ertkio smn.rA 233 eeeewe. 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Study days or evenings. Call Bob or John at the Toronto School of Business , , orrice help VarKanw�� STOCK CLEARANCE SALE Discontinued Merchandise, Samples - Wood & PVC Windows - Countertops - Basement Slider Windows - Carpet &Vinyl Flooring - Rour dtop lies - Prefab Stairs -Patio Doors y Dws -Milled Wood Panelling Screens - Wood Greenhouse Systems - Sealed Glass Units - Kitchen & Bathroom Cabinets - Misc. Building Materials 2 DAYS ONLY Friday, May 24, 1991 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, May 25, 1991 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 430 TAPSCOTT ROAD (Rear of Building) 1 Block East of Markham Road, South of Finch Terms C D. - Cash or Visa only, All Sales Final Have an exciting career as a Iwpal sepwtary, parr Office RESTAURANT equipment for PATIO slabs - 2 tt. x 2 ti 100 prokxdtxas, fainly law, real sale -new 5' refrigerated salad slabs. $450. Call 436.7992.apaf"Ielitte for ovals. Corporate 8 Cont- bar/sarxlwddt table, and new 4- (052491CNC) 1 1 rent nrhercial, tivil litigationwft & I steam table complete with SOUD P estates. Evening classes stainless steel insert. Used convection scan bsdroorn suite, by Gbbard, 6 avaitle. oven, freezer. 2- pieces. excellent Call Bob or John at the doorff" and8- dessert dis condition. Must be :Sent laundry, close to Play case. 7 round wooden $1.995. Days 321.9960. even - electric piarae. Teep Piano tables with brass base and 16 inga 830-5267. (051991) 420.1344 wooden cafe style chairs. A9 in MOVING - for sale, fridge and IL good Codition. Cal 6661866. stove. $250 o.b.o.; 1 set of (052191) filing cabinets. $40;crib - 2 G.S.T. on selected modals. months old w4arrps to match, "18 announconterlits I , annourcernaliti $100. evenings 42&3176 or MOVING SALE -Oueen only. Gone MM's blue she 18, 430-5157 (9.4-3M t0519o11 ERRORS AND OMISSIONS [Idy.wiliser your relief or daadied ad appsas today for M first hn♦..Iontdr o dre refully is see Nat 4 s ed n ownevery detail. Noce of an wror n your t-4 or dassiied advwtiawnent mut be given to AMASO" News nine ler correction before M second insertion. The wbwillNews Adver wnot be responsible for more Fan ane eorad "effbon. orb damages of oases beyond M cost of is space ackmty ararped by to error Fu*w. no robinA 0 will be asmxksd far 1'ekae, asdvwlwd or aFwvase, b pubinlr any ad wlsement ondwed and WhOn anePrd raroefrg in ad before eyiry it is mpw,ert to reoerve and retain you CANCELLATION NUigER to posetle luW♦ mfwerrce 576-9335 798-7672 798-7673 FOR Sae - Black leather sofa LANDLORDS We have lenanls waging ton Placement $50.00 ler 1 month ad HomeView 436-1752 6700; black coffee table. AJAX $200; daung room sub. $250. Now one bedroom Call 831-9887 (leave basement atasrt of . nw�• (051991) separate entrance, PIANOS - Spring cleanout. laundry, close to New. used. Wgiight ligrand. Ava D .1 . electric piarae. Teep Piano 427-141` Works 4331491. (TFALL) Steve Gaudet, Betty Ann COLLECTORS Train set - Tri Sullivan. Ann Cooke. Brian Cooke. K.M.Q Grarric. Make Ang Hanby. Models Gape 00- 90. Complete with nstrucioru, mint condition. Can 725.7386. (052191) 1 / ^� , t etteNp etrellts articlee wanted WAREHOUSE INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE Partite Fundrasit Ltd. W56 Mitis Rd., A)ax Friday, May 24,10.2 p.m. Saturday, May 25,94 P.M. End of sown safe, Christmas, Eaptr, food, novelty, sportswear Ilam$. open to the pubic. Imlead soft" , ankles ter Bale 30 days after May 13, 1991, PATIO umbrella and base by Ajax Mini Storage Limited Samsonite, superio quality, Partnersho wile al by public excellent condition. $200 or auction this foaowirg accourks beat offer. Phone 4268536. whidh are deNquaint to cover the cost of two and Swansea: THREE top of the line Robert Kozak, Erie Bennie.SqAw-w aY+wnd Color. all Steve Gaudet, Betty Ann udder 1 year aid. Fkvbvovw dishwasher. $1.1 pa ar Sullivan. Ann Cooke. Brian Cooke. K.M.Q Grarric. Make urea). -276880. (062491) Htrzey. (051901) GRANDFATHER clocks, Spring deaw sap. YIN pay G.S.T. on selected modals. Sskv a dsfkwry k clded.433- 1491. (TF) KWBlame -both worn once MOVING SALE -Oueen only. Gone MM's blue she 18, walslbed. bedding 5250; single oro genas, bko site 16. Alec a bed, 675; smrr dosser. $20; pAL 683.6086. (061901) two par lamps. $40 and $00: ksrge k9chen tabls, 3 chaffs, ��� for ads $100. 430-2498 after 6. 1 (062291) AIR CONDrTKOJER - veraod 55 PATIO STONES, orange Myer MM BTU. used ler only and ted. 53.50 eadL Car aee- 2 months, window kitchen 1396 aper 5 p.m (TFN) Induded. $450. 427-1703. N EView antique dhirp will, ullisitif fridges and fiSees. 1 $1.500; fridgs/golre. $750; year warranty on large vafhkSimko k blrNst- $�^ selection. Landlords and maple dealers welcome. Oshawa ,ed- 85% kidge, $150. Cal Used Appliance Sates and 4302660. (062391) S11 Ir . 133 Taasaon PA W. USED industrial VCR's for 434.3088. (TFALL) sale. Exceptional quality. Hi -FI a Dolby stated sound. or ppod I ss. plsyAbov fgp pump. second VCR for home si tw Call 4204310 after 8 pm. 000490- $100 each. Phone WALLPAPER clearance - over 432-1413 after 7 P.M. or weakendL (062381) 1.000 rolls from 99 owns to $9.95 a double roll. open S MUST Sell - washer/dryer, den par week, Mon. - Fri. 949 M. good condition, king sits pm, SM. 9.5 pin. 8234981. bed, 1 pea. SW_ CarrnodOe E.. Bowma, SL nvle Screen Printer, antique � European school desk. Car BLAB( Goth blreseal for salls 4243105. (051£91) good for ec foom or cattage. PAIR of studio lab speakers, asking $W. Cal( 433-4703. 200 watts par side. Ike now. (051991SNC) $450 par. Worth $750. PilotN CLEARANCE - now and used 839.6097. (052491) upholstery, ridges. stoves. AJAX PICMRWG APPLWI- washers and dryers. Best CES - No reason" offer pion anreffm Collins, in and refused. Fully guaranteed. milike us an OW. My Dad's Cans make us a dal 427- Stofe, 116 Brock SL S. 43D- 6784. 467 Weer" Rd. S., 0561. Visa acospta4 (062061) Apar, (062891) 1e FT. fibreglass canoe. Reasonable Priced and in good condition. Can 623-6439. APARTMENTS FOR RENT at 165 & 175 Bloor St. W. Oshawa. Apply within or cal (053191 Skip 1,2 a 3 bedroom apartments, WANTED -stoves. fridges, washem and dryers, working or rid. Also war. . pickup truck (nWAW than 1978). Call Pick. wing 4248833. (TF) IIIdltaf$W MASSEY Ferguson 230, gas. pourer stewing. 12M houns, $7.000. International 140, gas with aAtwatds. $3.800. Even- ings 579.2973. (052191) or National commercial grams mower, ready for cutting, $1 AW or beet offer. 8834736. 1051581CNIC) AMAZED? CONFUSED? Don't know what computer to bur. We wa rase from Only 1184.50 a month. AFTER ONE YEAR ITS YOURS. Free ista/WOn and lesson. Call evenings. Paul 725 -OM (053191) EXCELLENT Deal -IBM caro- Palkbw comphmem $849 - or PM to own $42.50 imidgy. Phone Karen 883-7218. (051901) psde uppilas Ifewdiat WHITE German shapherds. $450. CKC. 6 weeks. 436- 1649, massage. (052191) tINEMM Huskes, 3 fortlae pups, purebred. CH. sited, CKC reglawed, laroos. fist shots, $450. Car $55-4931, Stir 6 pm. (052191) TOY Fox Teener Puppies - fe-1 1, I, L10e Danns, heath guaranteed. Spd full g PA@wn nowt Wacky Acres, Carol or R(dt. 1-705432-2086 anytime. (051791) FREE to very good hams - waebred German Shepherd. 1 112 yrs. oil. fsmtalo all shots. Dog hot" included. Prow she go to farm or country sits lot. 623.9107 evenings. (052391SNC) 1 1 �artllMlli ret 1 14 bedlootn apartment. nus downtown Oshawa, free pw kkeg. 6560 montllh Mltlas Induded. Avarabe June 1eL Cal 726.2256. (062381) 318 Malaga Rd., fridge and Move, carpet throughout. Park and Blom. near GM a 401. :660 ler one-bsdroo :750 2 - bedroom and MW 3 -bedroom. No pets. 263-4104, 4369819. 4341502. (061491) 24WDPOOM apertmarri above Store. available July 1st. No Pets allowed. Heat nckided. $650 per month. first and last required. 6835399. (052191) 3-aEDROOfi1 - man floor apt., at ffi jig Od arld Bayly. dome to as amWWM and GO. 4- isce bathroom and 2 appliances. $850 Pius unites. For details call 492-2272 (Toronto). (052291) 797 WILSON I& K Oshawa. 2 bedroom units. Available Jura tat and July 1st. $790. Sok+. kfdg% ubftwe inckded. No polls- Applications; may be picked up at Durharn Region Non -Profit Housing Corporation, 1615 Dundas SL E., 4th Flow Lang Towner, Whi- by or a1 4388810 bsmven 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays. (052191) A kpkury BPOD Mt for filing if a d"gb have Plus gwhmltig pool For details tar 430-0138 from 11 am - 7 pAL stoW Mondays. (052391) AJAX - 2-0etkoom bawerlhsrt Jacuzzi hnb. Isnood yard nwM POOL June 15th or July 1. Ffrslr ew (051091) tnwalsa AJAX - apartment for rant, bachelor spatnlert suitable for one person. First and last. Lk ldm Iia - - Phan 831- 8984. Lem msassg% will cal balk. Refenanas. (052291) MAX - bright dean spartan one -bedroom apartment, separate entrance, laundry, parlking. cabb and antral vaq at inclusive, $625 monthly. Non-simaka pralemed. Aval- able now. Call Robin 426-9380 O 831-3300. (052191) AJAX - bright, clean 1 - bedroom apartment for fent. fridgk scw^ utilities. pwkkV included. use of yard. $675/mo. POMONIon July ISL 427-8415 or 839-0641. (052301) AJAX - bright one -bedroom basement apartmenN, ssperae entrance, own private launidry .00111 hides` stover no pow no smoking.. Close to GO and bum& 427.74S. (0626.1) TOWNHOUSE and APARTMENT UNITS available throughout the USING Durham Region 19 213 and 4 bedrooms For IMom con can DURHAM REGION NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORPORATION 436-6610 between 8:30 & 4:30 weekdays or visit our office located at: 1615 Dundas SL E, (Woolco Mall) 4th Floor, Lang Tower, Whitby PICKERING PLACE Now offers the ultimate east advantage" When you rent and occupy a suite for a full year we will give you... 3 MONTHS FREE RENT (For a limited time on selected sultes) Thereby effectively reducing your 12 month rent lio $678.75 PER MONTH (On Selected Suites) THE SUFTES spacious 3 bedroom residences uD to 1,270 sq. h. wall-to-wall carpet throughout anc o6vidual heating and au conditioning control 4 appliances including on suite washer and dryer 2 washrooms balconies or solariums in every suite storage area on suite THE BUILDING Perking 01Cklded with rent play areas day care Centre on site security entry systems THE LOCATION Opposite Pickering Town Centre, newly expanded to nearly 300 shops steps from Pickering Recreation Centre minutes from Hwy. 401 easy access to Pickering GO station & all bus routes dose to Perks and schools We currenty, have a number of suites available In Pickerxlg's most popular low rise apartment complex, but they wonT last long. 1865 Genanna Rd., Suite 115 Liverpool at Kingston Rd. (Hwy. 2) or call 831-3666 Mon. -Fri. 9 Lm -9 p.rn, Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m.4p m. BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APiARTMEMM 1 and 2 bedroom suites in immaculately rnapltairtlid btlillft, broadloo n, 3 apphnic s. pool, snooker table, games roam term courts, exercin bwxky facilities and covered pwft 101 Kathim SL W. Mon.-FrL 9.7 & S&L -Sun. 12-5 SHEIZM 571-35220ololr AJAX - onsbedroom base- merit assmerit apartment, separate entrance, laundry, utilities included. Available Immediately. No children Pmbffgdfor Vanka bt4267cad. a1Mr 6 PJM 427-1752, p61g81) AJAX - large, bright bas me t aPwtmert. for anfmwl laving non-smoking persm pill g laundry, full kitchen and fireplace. Avaitable knradlaely. 5560 mclkwiw. Cal Tara of Keir- 428-3717. (061991) AJAX -2-bedroom basement apartment. near the lake. $700 per month, includes laundry faciities. 432-5402. (052391) AJAX - new, clean, one. bedroom basenneni apartment. separate entrance. 5 appliances, custom oak cupboards. central vac.Ava4- able June 15th, $565 monthly. 428-3577. (051991) AJAX - one -bedroom. Westney,401. r.11 , iae. fully carpeted, dean. bright. quiet 'carne. $525 monthly plus 1r3 itiities. Fridge. stove, washer/ dryer, available. Alter 6 p. m_ 6867522. (05 199 1) AJAX Brand new luxury lakeside apartments, the Breakers. 1, 2. 3 bedrooms available. Featuring under. ground parking. as appliances. health club with pool 428- 1874. (060291) AJAX South. fumshed one - bedroom basement apartrryrrt. separate entrance. laundry. perking. k/iMies nckrded. $650 ion tray. Irrvredkate. Call 686- 7837. (052391) CENTRAL Whitby - three- Oedroorrr apartment. T wn now 01111011 .erckrdes fridge. stove. dishwasher. heat and hydro. $850 mcwdhly. Cit 965-0241. (052491) CLAREMONT - 2 -bedroom. June 1st. $700. Top of house. Mon -Fn. 321-2275. (052291) CLEAN, bright 3 -bedroom apartment. mean GO and 401, shopping. local but. coo -ad air. shaded back yard. non- smokers preferred. Available immediately. SOW indkrerve. 922.5612. leave message. (051991) DOWNTOWN Oshawa - ons bedroom apartment, just •enovaled, entire 3rd floor. older horns. open concept. broadi0onrl treouglivin, private entrance. "W rndkAve. Fitt/ ass 1efewrrces, suitable one Berson only. 432-9109. 052391) GREAT value. completely 'e110vated Urge one-bodroorn Oshawa apartment, fully carpeted. 4 -piece bathroom. Clean. quiet. parking. kdgs. stove. $575 inclusive. Can 436. 9868 0 571.1400. (052491) HWY. 2/Wastney - profes- sionally finished basement apartment, air, laundry, parking. SOPaAft entrance. a- piece bath. cable, utilities. $600 per month. Available Jurist 1st. 427-6405. (051991) LARGE t=o n h.2bsdfoan apt., kitchen, living room, bathroom, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, private entrarka. perking, SM M see inckrded. available June 1. 433-3851.(052191) LARGE bachelor sparbirriter". brightdean and auractive. sgmn* enerance, fug kilohm and bathroom, laundry tmdkim. air. $660 mons in - dudes utiaties. Non-smokm only, July list. 839-8818. LIVERPOOL arld Bayt, bedroom aP&VnDmsn floor of haws Central ar, $900 par nlonlh including utilties. Car 3630610 after 5 p.m (052491) MUST SEE - This bright, spa. cious 14ndroom basement apartment with woodstove. $550irroteh, catty udkiss and central air included, share laundry. Call 434-7697 after 5 p.m lob lciNC) NEW 2 -bedroom apan"fam. new appliances, air conditioning, backs onto Osha at Cwwa $750 mtfnthly pica hydro. 72392.31 or 579• 8443. (052191) NEW, bright 2 -bedroom aPartmsrt. available now. ,-ar- put and hardwgod flops, huge eat -m klchem fridge, sla% park% cab. and al "do included. Only 5825. Call 576 1913. (052491) OW two and lhoe 1 11 ,nrn apartmens for cant, South Oshaea 7264880. (062191) .PA�1�1�►�E'Ii1Eil►SAD � ,1 rSDKDAI�'MAY"1l,i�l 300 .� ....�. O "There Is no her we cant r"slr" SPECIALISTS IN VINYL POOL LINER REPAIR YOU71 be pkmwtly Slisp/illsed What dwrxW can bill REPAVED to avoid Me HIGH COST OF L/VER ilEPLACEi14ElIfT Cant the professionals nt]428-2867 PROTECT YOUR HOME FOR $399.00 New system in Canada works on air COMPLETE bathroom plumb - Ing kuldi lion by professionals from $1,860. Price includes vanity with marble top, Moen faucets and American Stan- dard fixtures and plumbing xough4n. Also available from 32.460. extra 5x7 bathroom package Covering carpentry file work, drywall, heating and electrical completely constructed. Call Rays Plumbing, 686-5498. (TFNEFG) BUDGET Painting and Decorating, 17 years experience. Interior and exterior. Clean and efficient. Best prices. Quality work, big or small. Free estimates. 434- 1 D51. (06209 1) d)spersement. No wires, no senses, no PROFESSIONAL painting and installation. One unit covers u to 12,000 P PaPer hanging. Quality work at sq. ft. fair prices. Excellent house, guaranteed lowest references. Call Doris or Pal Free in-home demo. 683-8790. (062091► Call 42M291 RICK'S painting and paper hanging, a clean prdessional jcb done at an affordable price. For a free estimate at no Mmj anytime. (TF) PROFESSIONAL Handyman 51 Medley Lane, Ajax - 3 - for tent. fridge, stove, marble BUDGET DECK obligation. Call Rick. 571 -roes. storey house, finished 282-8450 (052391) PAINTING - apartments. garage, evallabls July 1. Rent Decks from 57.00 per sq. fL (Tax included) $1.150 rronthly plus or for sale. Call for free estimate homes. offices. no job too small. Special discount for seniors. For free estimate; Cal Ralf at 428-0493. (052491) bottom and tight fitting snap- DON Valley Electric (spring BOBCAYGEONIPidgeln Lake CEDARCRAFT special$) service. upgrade. IandsCape lighting, additions. INTERIOR end exterior SUN DECKS 89 or small. Give us a cal. pain it good o Ixrieee. good work. For FREE eetinnmes Sandard packages Or Metro Licence guaranteed- 420-0414 atrytme. (052291) mil errylinr. Mel 576-a6S3. design your own. Pre- PICKERING - one•bWropn (TFALL) season ESTIMATES EUROPEAN u1* spec"Is - vmN reravae your bathroom p LOWS Panting i Dung. FREE 427f�/�/t� -90alp kacrren walk as vont as flop Iles. Good references interior or exterior, wallpapering, stucco and no sirr � f I +� Mtb' � monthly. and rnerptz;rq trim, wood y, subsidized by the Ontario satisfaction guaranteed. Fp porurotha„e finishes. hoaxes fee -'-I- D. Dykstra. 725• 4913. (TF) CARPENTER wan 10 years a- psnerxy available to do decks. once$ or Apartments. For free oc'mamm call Lou at 4284583. (052391) PROFESSIONAL painting and renMi. drywal, interior repairs 1 room p whole renovations.wallpapering. or reovatiors. Fres est rtmes. Cat mllea anytime Bob 623- house, guaranteed lowest 0196. (052491) rates. No job's too small. pruned and cared for. Free ' Quality workmanship guaranteed. Call 430.2595 SABRE Contract ng - all carpentry, additions, anytime. (TF) renovations, kitchens, OKE'S PAINTING -wail and J a M stucco spraying, tesiwe balhroo*s. horror maintenance ceiling repairs, ask about our ceiimg spray, also ceiling emergency service, fumdurs gds certtlicates. 728-4881. repairs. Cat nor tree eutmates. refimshmg, quality work (TFNALL) 4362123. (052381) guarantoed. 15 years PROFESSIONAL BrickLayer ° x P ° r • n 66 speCtal¢ng n (replaces and chimneys. Will do bricks. blocks or stores of all kinds. Cal Rene Gervais at Artistic Masonary Builders. 6611 (TFNALL) COTTAGE raising, footings. block foundations, concrete floors. driveways arid shorefire rswrnng ■raft. Cal Gary 416- 6869865 or message 705.657. 9400. (052191) HAIRY HAMMER - 15 years Plus experience in home renovations. Carpentry, drywall. deice• tering, all In- terior and exterior improve- ments accepted. Work guaranteed, free estimate, quality workmanship, Visa, UasnrCard accepted. Cat Cal- fa Marcel. 416-428-8642. (052391) S A A Construction - RerlovNalorts, big or srrmk rec rooms 10 fasces, cal for a nee estimate. 571-5385 or 623. 0317. (061891) WANG 3rS best - our pride shows in our professional workmanship. integrity and many valued customers. Additions. accord storiss and wnovatlats. Foe and accura to estirtasss. Rsleeatoss. C. Gibb Coretruction. 416-436-9645. CAiW WM. eabinssry. Idol work, renovations, klicherts, additions 8 decks. Ten years Mpatertoe Foe oallirrrMs. At Streeter Woodworking 436- 8207. (062381) AINSWORTH Home Ill Powis sorlits, Specializing in INC morn and bathrooms. also driveways and walkways. in long Woang YMsrlocking stttr►e bagged firewood. Free sok no-. 668-0069 (TF) ELECTRICIAN - wiring, roatiting Custom lhontsa aw- vlce changes. licensed and Insured. 434-1291. (052191) JOURNEYMAN electrician. Specializing in service changes, rewiring. additions and renovations. All work guaranteed, free estimates. Cal 420.8320. (TFA) basements, kitchens, washrooms, additions, povi g stones, Carew C,orrpany, 4W- 6005.(061391), ce. 6-2915. (TPEFG) GCS Construction rner;par,d LANDSCAPE SERVICES exterior npaws, renovations Gardening, lawn can, indoor plant can available. environ - and kion. No job too leg or erten, tit needs to be mentally friendly practices done vie on do t. FasVclew. encouraged. Shrubs and fossa PndessorW work guararseed. pruned and cared for. Free ' Call Craig at 686-1913. estimates. Fix service 726 (060691) 3870 (060691) PROFESSIONAL Handyman 51 Medley Lane, Ajax - 3 - TLC Moving. Local and out of town, hourly or flat rate. Quality work at reasonable rates. Please cal 427-3518. (TF) AJAX Moving Systems - full services. moves, appliance and Piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. Specializing in Durham Region. Now offering free boxes with move. Cal 427- 0005. (TF) MEN with large truck wil do household move. residential, commercial. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane, 427- 2856. (TF) MOVING??? we will move anything, anywhere, anytime, men and trucks. for all types of moves, best rates. free estimates. 10% discount for seniors. Call 571-0755. (TFNALL) TWO men with trucks -THE MOVERS-. Wil do all types of moves. Very competitive. Give us a call. Pete 576.9533 (TFALL) )card nisilitenance WILL do lawn and yard maintenance. Call 571.2492, ask for Herb. (052381) LOVING mother of 2 offers ex- perienced day care in my home. Major Oaks Rd., Pickering. CPR certified. Cal Mary 683-2482. (052291) 20- AILABLE n my home full wPart time and summer . Join Boddy area. 839- (052491) DAY care in my south Ptcke- Ing home. Monday to Friday, meals provided. References available upon request. Call 831-9887 (leave message). (051991) WWtwV 1 ---bout- 1.120 sq. IL. 34MEDROOM delmdlod, tAR* 2 1 o1 2 baste, kmny NOVtlod, Norffuwest 0sho n 'Dodo apanntont for two. Ad- area, new deck, garage. jam I to GO i 401, $/,000 washer, dryer, 11960 fist and rllonlli)r. Call 688.3217 afbr 5 last. available August 1st. 725 - p.m. (052191) 8955 or 416-569-9442. WHITES Rd. and Hwy. 2 (T MALL) bedroom basernem apartment 51 Medley Lane, Ajax - 3 - for tent. fridge, stove, marble bedroom, fully detached 2. floor* and whirlpool, asking storey house, finished $900. Call Margaret 420.0512. basement, fully carpeted, (051991) garage, evallabls July 1. Rent summer camp and trarspotta $1.150 rronthly plus or for sale. 1 P01ifa0es for Undines. 495.9643 or 267-9378. bottom and tight fitting snap- fD52391) BOBCAYGEONIPidgeln Lake AJAX - detached, clean 3- . three bedroom, all bedroom with garage. 3 baths, conveniences, good awinsnirhp lei yard, fridge. stove and and fishing. Phone 1-705-738- dishwasher. $1,095 plus 5681. (052191) utilities. No dogs. References. DAY Care - Mature $siders t BA'' (05'991) DAY care available in my, o look after children, working LSAM Lake - 2 -bedroom self-contained cottages, avail_ AJAX - luxry three-bedroom home. one year of age and up, hours througtnout sumrrilr, own able from May 18 - Sept.rent town home, garage, 5 full time o Pan -time. Referen- vehicle. Cal 428-0790, Julie, by month or season. Quiet appliances, patio, 2 baths, Des available. Whites Rd/Hwy. 2. 420-0206. (051991) resort, excellent fishing, no developed basement. $950. (051991) (051991) pets. Call 1-416-655.4433. Cal 571-4776. (0519911 EXPERIENCED day care houses for . business services�° AJAX - semi detached 3- provided. full or part-time. any age. scared near Whites Rd. ent bedroom bungalow inGuding and Hwy. 2. Phone 421}9474. ANION: y Small businessl 3-SEDROOM 2 -store Bring Your books to date. basement. fenced yard- 1 4- ridge. stove. $950 �. fridge. (051991) W detached home. n north WAiI- Special rales for catch up work by with Central vac plus utilities. No dogs. STEPPING Stones Childcare Slop' Cast 641-5241 central air. no pets. References. 683-8661. Centre offering care 24 hours/ 9 now. 05199 . Avast now.(051991) $975 m,«,d,ly. Available July I. (051991) day, 7 days a week, occasional After 5 p.m. 728-9594. ONE month free with one yew care. drop-in service. nursery school, junior kindergarten, apartnierlts for apartments for 1 1 P lease. Rosamond. 182 D'Arcy summer camp and trarspotta 1 1 R St., Cobourg. Luxury one and ---droom suites, from 3650/ tin available. Ages 6 weeks to 12 years. Call Oshawa 579- 1 drapl:, 0851 an", (TFALL) uphokilory DAY care at reasonable ratel DAISY'S Custom drapes, balloons, bedspreads, vemieak. veld ars. For tree estimate call Daisy 416-294- 8944.(052191) Non-smoker. in are conditioned LiverpooVFinch hams. offers day care (toilet trained). Large lanced yard with playground SquPment.420.8764. (061991) helper. Offers sumvrw day GRANDMA'S Company - Green cWns (no c omicak) homes and ofrces. We offer -"ranter-in-Iawr chart. Bonded, insured and Police security checked. 725-9177 24 hr. answering- (060491) ARE you having problerts find mg time to cleat your ho 1) For Processional Cleaning Cal �+elen's Fiona Servile. today. 427-1041. (051991) r 31 day can/ our hoot DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE 1 r Offers wsrm, loving day care for Children 6 weeks and up in supervised homes at reasonable rates. Serving Ajax/Pickefing area since 1964. care. swimming. hikes. arts and crafts. Great playroom, nutritious food in a retried, loving *$"'101 Mont. One year and oar. Reasonable rams•, limned apace, Liverpool S. Cin- I dal 420-0796. (051991) DAY care provided in my Otter Creek hone. Flexible hours and daily outings. Baby welcome, Cal Cathy 4342936. (052391) 1 day can!f nu hoot AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment In family building. Air condition- ing, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking Included. Call 683-6021 Sat -Sun, 12-5 snett>R ORmnom Mon. -Fri. 9-5, ONE -BEDROOM basement apanmNit . centrally kxysed. recently renovated. $550. "W" UWs- krcluded. fist and las required- 433-4046. (052291) ONE -BEDROOM available June 1/91. Clean, Quiet triplex. first/last/references. $525. utilities included. Centrally located, Oshawa. 571.6407 anytime. (051991) OSHAWA - 2 -bedroom apartrnsnt, C10ee to downtown. Indge and stove. no pots. avail- able June 1. $670 monthly inclusive. Call 726-3357. (052391) OSHAWA - I -bedroom base. merit apartment, quiet N.E. Oshawa neighborhood, separate entrance, freshly decorated. appliances. untaies. non-smoker preferred. avai- able June 1. $525 inclusive• 576-0548.(052391) PICKERING- one -bedroom basement apartment. separate entrance, fridge and stow, $490 OA 1/3 uWties. Avail able irrvltedWally. 683-7398. errfrcow u.--�.__ bedroom basement apartment. suit single person. private entrance, al kCkaskre, $600 Par month. first and last. no pets. After 6. 839.1113. (051991) PICKERING - luxury 1 - bedroom to new executive home. $695. Whitby -new home. super bachelor with solarium kitchen, $595, ,- bedroom $695. kuury fumit m available. 284-3694. (052291) PICKERING - specious- b1`4 i- ful 2 -bedroom basement apartmen i.'entral vac and aw pool Available OnMWW*: Cal 420.3067. (052291) month plus hydro. 372-3355, 372-1955 or 436-2605. TFALL • OSHAWAIHarmony/Okm - 3. bedroom bungalow, living room. 4 -piece beth. basement finished. fridge, stove, hower, $950 Plus utilities. available immediately. 434-5239. (052191) PICKERING - 3 -bedroom ground noon on quiet street. GO. bripM and clean. too of parking, $970 including utilities. 839.5229. (051991) PICKERING - 3-beciroom, rrnain floor bungalow. $875/month plus 50% utik". 2-bedrow basement, $675/month plus 40% utilities. Cites to GO. parking, no Pok, rskrorxxw 6332301. (052391) RENT to own - 4 bedrooms, many extras, from $1,200 tttonrd Good job. xsMrencos needed. WIN co Sidor trading homes. East Oshawa, CourtiCe. 4352488. (052491) THREE-BEDROOM semi in desirable Oshawa Shopping Centre area. Finished rec room. 2 baths. fenced yard. paved drive. shed. patio. pos- sble long term lease. $969/ month plus utiatiss. firsvient. July 1/91. 416-985-9978. (053191)50791) THREE-BEDROOM house Roc rent, July 1st possession. Now Pickering Town Comm. friendly young neighborhood, garage. 416-881-5529 evenings. (052191) PICKERING ' large bachNor WHITBY - main floor 3- arls apartrtwht. f ll bathroom bedroom, $925 plus 1/3 L OSHAWA - 2bedroom base. furnished. no kitchen. laundry utisiea. Avaikhbie July 1/91. mora apartment. air. KingrHar. and parking. 5111 woek a $350 Also available immediet* Basdeali a Bid41d a many area, available Parnomfn•Call420-38Udays baserrentI1t2bsdnoortLSM 1 vnrnsdlhaely, $700 Inclusive. only. (052391)mom Plus 1/3 utilities. Both have Call Mr. Green, 420-6345. laundry facilities as wet as �9t) PICKERING -Own. mstkuo mpaste entrances. No couple, non-smokers, no dogs. OSHAWA 2 ch'nIO I For appointrrhe,hl cal 6314453 electrical Plumbing and Sw�'RT etc. S a carpe EXPERIENCED mother of 3 INTERIOR decorator offes up available for day ca. Secure re to 40% off her line of venicak envirornrternt- Iola d toys. out - and a1 window coveing d -W door activities. arWcrafts. TLC. mer fabrics and soh upholstery. 683.7687 after 6:30 p.m. Call Elyzabeth 428-2656. preferably. (051991) (052391) (052291) lerl0ed, garage. air, rarPssed SCHOOLS out - rm bond. not hoecleaning at our h ousel Mother d 2. 3 us years oxDerienp and mother helper. Offers sumvrw day GRANDMA'S Company - Green cWns (no c omicak) homes and ofrces. We offer -"ranter-in-Iawr chart. Bonded, insured and Police security checked. 725-9177 24 hr. answering- (060491) ARE you having problerts find mg time to cleat your ho 1) For Processional Cleaning Cal �+elen's Fiona Servile. today. 427-1041. (051991) r 31 day can/ our hoot DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE 1 r Offers wsrm, loving day care for Children 6 weeks and up in supervised homes at reasonable rates. Serving Ajax/Pickefing area since 1964. care. swimming. hikes. arts and crafts. Great playroom, nutritious food in a retried, loving *$"'101 Mont. One year and oar. Reasonable rams•, limned apace, Liverpool S. Cin- I dal 420-0796. (051991) DAY care provided in my Otter Creek hone. Flexible hours and daily outings. Baby welcome, Cal Cathy 4342936. (052391) 1 day can!f nu hoot AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment In family building. Air condition- ing, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking Included. Call 683-6021 Sat -Sun, 12-5 snett>R ORmnom Mon. -Fri. 9-5, ONE -BEDROOM basement apanmNit . centrally kxysed. recently renovated. $550. "W" UWs- krcluded. fist and las required- 433-4046. (052291) ONE -BEDROOM available June 1/91. Clean, Quiet triplex. first/last/references. $525. utilities included. Centrally located, Oshawa. 571.6407 anytime. (051991) OSHAWA - 2 -bedroom apartrnsnt, C10ee to downtown. Indge and stove. no pots. avail- able June 1. $670 monthly inclusive. Call 726-3357. (052391) OSHAWA - I -bedroom base. merit apartment, quiet N.E. Oshawa neighborhood, separate entrance, freshly decorated. appliances. untaies. non-smoker preferred. avai- able June 1. $525 inclusive• 576-0548.(052391) PICKERING- one -bedroom basement apartment. separate entrance, fridge and stow, $490 OA 1/3 uWties. Avail able irrvltedWally. 683-7398. errfrcow u.--�.__ bedroom basement apartment. suit single person. private entrance, al kCkaskre, $600 Par month. first and last. no pets. After 6. 839.1113. (051991) PICKERING - luxury 1 - bedroom to new executive home. $695. Whitby -new home. super bachelor with solarium kitchen, $595, ,- bedroom $695. kuury fumit m available. 284-3694. (052291) PICKERING - specious- b1`4 i- ful 2 -bedroom basement apartmen i.'entral vac and aw pool Available OnMWW*: Cal 420.3067. (052291) month plus hydro. 372-3355, 372-1955 or 436-2605. TFALL • OSHAWAIHarmony/Okm - 3. bedroom bungalow, living room. 4 -piece beth. basement finished. fridge, stove, hower, $950 Plus utilities. available immediately. 434-5239. (052191) PICKERING - 3 -bedroom ground noon on quiet street. GO. bripM and clean. too of parking, $970 including utilities. 839.5229. (051991) PICKERING - 3-beciroom, rrnain floor bungalow. $875/month plus 50% utik". 2-bedrow basement, $675/month plus 40% utilities. Cites to GO. parking, no Pok, rskrorxxw 6332301. (052391) RENT to own - 4 bedrooms, many extras, from $1,200 tttonrd Good job. xsMrencos needed. WIN co Sidor trading homes. East Oshawa, CourtiCe. 4352488. (052491) THREE-BEDROOM semi in desirable Oshawa Shopping Centre area. Finished rec room. 2 baths. fenced yard. paved drive. shed. patio. pos- sble long term lease. $969/ month plus utiatiss. firsvient. July 1/91. 416-985-9978. (053191)50791) THREE-BEDROOM house Roc rent, July 1st possession. Now Pickering Town Comm. friendly young neighborhood, garage. 416-881-5529 evenings. (052191) PICKERING ' large bachNor WHITBY - main floor 3- arls apartrtwht. f ll bathroom bedroom, $925 plus 1/3 L OSHAWA - 2bedroom base. furnished. no kitchen. laundry utisiea. Avaikhbie July 1/91. mora apartment. air. KingrHar. and parking. 5111 woek a $350 Also available immediet* Basdeali a Bid41d a many area, available Parnomfn•Call420-38Udays baserrentI1t2bsdnoortLSM 1 vnrnsdlhaely, $700 Inclusive. only. (052391)mom Plus 1/3 utilities. Both have Call Mr. Green, 420-6345. laundry facilities as wet as �9t) PICKERING -Own. mstkuo mpaste entrances. No couple, non-smokers, no dogs. OSHAWA 2 ch'nIO I For appointrrhe,hl cal 6314453 electrical Plumbing and Sw�'RT etc. S a carpe TM BARDMATIC bedroom blinds, upgraded broadloom, fridge, ren, arge 2-bedroom hof t, private entrance, WMG Patio, $750 permorp. )�vertical WHITBY 401/Brock SL - 00doo�atwg stow. coling tan. balcony. Cal 427-6416 ane 6 P.M. 2laael66rw: tow � • excellent references. Free aacuray, biro- nor South i Avail. (052291) lerl0ed, garage. air, rarPssed estimates. Call 723-4245, 7 HOME COM POSTER ab Im edia ely. able immediately. $6$5 PICKERING- lar large one- some appliances, top oalOMfon, a.mt. - 8�o tun (TFNALL) I SAVES PRECIOUS SPACE IN LANDFILL SITES 1`1111011ift. 723x896 or 576- 4202. (062391) bedroom apartment, lolly OOntairw• IkNshly - .. r - . seperae entrance, foundry and ��� $1,100 Plus utilities. references. no Pets, 757.1701. ewrtkpe 479. HANDYMAN available for Wild electrical. Ceramic tile. fences and decks. Built and I repaired. 663.6236. (115,2191) so" day astimalso for ba and! akwis& Speciiabmi in -spe�v Over 20 ynL exp. (chimney repairs). For a JoMa 1274131 111110m; L1e. sista/ 14tANl( WILSON - PAmb and etttp� MM .Cal 436• 0931. (o51991CNC) R(IOFING - excellent prow al work guaranteed. Call 424 2061. (tFlh SERVICE to all makes a models. All work fully guaranteed. Evening and weMsvW sonic. Dislaeashers kstaled. Phone Kevin a 427- 9407. (TFNALL) PLUMBING - repairs and near, bathrooms remodelled, ceramic sloe. best pries. 432- 5566. (090491) AJAX: ed:�rana, OSHAWA - Wrists, 822 GNn posing, $860. FirstllaaL Call 93to. (052391) WHAT IS A BARDMATICTN? SL SPUiCtO and available now « a2D 76'6 d''" °"''r i°s23°1) MW491) The Bardmatic is a heaVy June 1. WM 2 bedtoonta June Imuly I. wits. CMO' per- TWO-BEDROOM available June 1. East ofKnob Hill. y P 1 X cut lastic cone sh ed Ing included. 578-0973- Oshawa. Fritf e, stove, parking, $732 monthly, as LUXURIOUS one -bedroom composter molded from (053191) inclusive, no inr:t.r. H Juter condominium for rent with bmW W view d Ms. $1,000- ' 100% recycled plastic, the OSHAWA North -large 2- „p trtl,,.,,1, 92_ First/lest required. 723. 'B" spm awesk.rudls Call Kym 4341087. 1062181) SAILWWM Bardmatic has an open Prwft PINERIDGE GARDEN o. �" bottom and tight fitting snap- wlince, ,ate• f.to � and daalrloasL $IsoAllfilfitsI'm luau corse' ,, bSWM.. 5 appliMaaa. owa- in lid. Awn"� ma-,� M punt Rdeis„ $660 floohiy pile 11111011 VWAV I too be. POW OW pmkkW Willik 10 00; +683-5952"`ap;nt;. 1) CUdwm leg 416-22available 5~d828p 2 �en Io 401. 85607. 37 (062191) PICKERING - one•bWropn evenings and weekends. ADVANTAGES baesnrnt sp.tmrnt no pass, (052191) SAILWBIDS ' Whitby - new The Bardmatic is now no sirr � f I +� Mtb' � monthly. fin Marury catdolll 71t NW 9M. b*ingharbour,2bodtoarM5 subsidized by the Ontario First and WAL Reform M 2256 106?281) rufas,, „ ,,,,� in Clem ate. "N slktaiued P' o�p NW PP�,l "*b Ministry of the Environment largeo� buldYu-, For aPPOkWI 9Cal Bes2Mf*2201) min, to 401. Cal 725.2306. meg,) and the Durham Region. The large Bardmatic is manufactured by eat -in kitchen and bathroom, 5850 utilities Included. Available WHTBr - Clean, spadow 3.. It F1 -an aPWbro , main floor WHITBY. Harbour - now luxury. 10th floor, 2 bedrooms. balcony. Techstaf Plastics Inc. in Port of trlples.kneed yard, nodogs solarkmn 2 bath, 2 Perry, Ontario and available amodktsty. 888.7380 or 754- 6475- m5ml) $900 pit* utilities. Avalsable July let. Rat orertoes. 893- Pal". 5 applanc�es, work to OO. Avalabls Jur» lot. $1.125 for only $20.00 at the PICKERING - Brock Rd. nor 9861.(062191) Including satins$, 4248420 or 4164666.1814. (051991)Hwy.21101. following locations. I colpo 2-0edtoorn wNkcu b -MM apartment, WHITBY -dear, 3-hodroom apartmmt, top floor central air/vac, utilities duplex, 5750 per rtorrth pin t111liss includod. $725. references Avalinblo Jute 1st. Cast coned 1 AJAX: ed:�rana, PICKERING: able ;urtea;. �„ 29 &W 705 after 6 p.m. PICOVIS GREENHOUSES SHERIDAN NURSERIES MW491) -883 WHITBY - °u ""'"°"' basement P' ""G - "Kinaam with 8PPaWWW apartment, dean, dose to GO 686-21 1 - 428 6316 MCKE686-2151 rained 2 -bedroom twonrem takied 9Ki - large e. meat (walkout), furnished, very Private, quiet and clean, and shopping. Call Ji ,lune 1st, $1,000. Call Jim or ■ q-MIMO. with par". `lose to Rouge Valley, plus I. pairing. Sk. at* single non. smother. $600 al kdtnivis or Stephanle at 491.6134, (051991) CLAREMONT CO-OP PINERIDGE GARDEN bedroom baeenhenl apa,tm int n Ajax. °W `0°') best offer. 666.9833. (052191) wHITBr Three-bedroom • GALLERY wl.T.r - epa�ipw tt.M, ",e townhouse, 2 washrooms, 649-2112 +683-5952"`ap;nt;. PICKERING - close to 401/ bo70Mdroorn basensnt opwmwt. 5ilSlparki^g, I"OW baseman. air, sabre, f"d9., wt�h.r, dam. 5,.05 core tatl9iss first and par nhortlA Plus kailtss, fiYW clean, near DO Lbw, share last, ahrallablN JuM 1. 686- last. 883.3910 eveainga. lauxudry, Nisliadlale, 831.8787. 5436. (0621911 (062/91) • pelaaierW ferMars 1 ' prellnfeft "mars 1 I�faleB 1111 rtllrt xr 9.. 1-r 17 e 1 1 Malrelie 6a► aIIIN . 1 1 MIIeeB for ole 1 It11May M brw1 : 1 / 2■ri ler ■■ * DO , ■ERT In Oshawa - large room HAVE A or huge bachelor, private, }ridge, cable. laundry, quiet PROPERTY ll,aa a s People only. Privafe entrance. ■ ■ 1 Ca1434-7311. (TF) TOO MANY TENANTS ON FILE! RANGE $450 (shared accom.) to $1,800/mth. PROOF & REFERENCES AVAILABLE on office) CALL AND LIST YOUR PROPERTY TODAY! FEE: Only 3/4 of 1 month's rent PAYABLE 5200 deposit and the balance when property Is rented. 515 515 HOMEOWNERS ASSISTANCE WILL ASSIST YOU TO FIND YOUR IDEAL RESIDENCE FREE OF COST. PROPERTIES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. REASONABLE RENT. THE AREA YOU WANT (OUR SERVICE SPANS 25 CITIES) V.I.P. SERVICE. 520 520 FREE Now is the time b take advantage of our special Offer. 1,2 and 3 bedroom suites in a beautiful garden home community. 6� Firleplaoes • Air COrldiljoning • Terris Court and Car Wash FROM =85000 MONTHLY SiWED. i THIsstSUNDAYS 11-4 103 i SE oo1Nie iler d Ni A & Tndk de � BROCK RDJHWY. 2 a PICKERING 3 bedroom, 2 beths, soon kilohm, walkout b WON p■rape, 4 9RAwmes. $1020 monthly Pers UNWL PPG MANAGEMENT LTD. 759-9395 AJAX - 34ndroom townhouse, 1 112 baths. walkout patio. hydro831 9�FC eave message. OSHAWA - 3 -bedroom townhouse, includes a1 Withis arW 4 appl anoss. does, to aw amenities, Call 434-3972. 1 room ref Irani �1d PICKERING - furnished bedroom, seWate entrance and facilities. $e6 weakly. 839- 4271. (Ot ogri) 1 Paams kiln nlll 1a�lb id TWO rooms in bright, dean. shared horns. Cable. laundry. parking. $290 - $270 included. nonirtnking. Call 576.3816. (052191) AJAX - Harwood/401. clan room to rem. use d khdon facilities, toilet and bath. no washing facilities on promises, tuft student or singe person. $95 weekly. 428-7984. (061901) AVAILABLE Immediately - south Pickering. close 10 GO station, bus at door, 2 bathrooms. laundry room. yard. Patio. use of all facilities, 3 min. to beach. 420.8640. (052491) FURNISHED room for rent. Pickering area, clear GO and hydro pill, $65 per week. in- kauoee laundry facilities and telephone. Phone 839-0327. (052491) FOR rent - fumished room, use of kitchen and laundry, While's Rd. and Hwy. 2. non-smoker. Cal 420.0512 ask for Margaret. (051991) AJAX - room for rent, $90 weekly or $350 monthly. Close to shopping, buses a GO train. 3 bedroom co-operative in Whitby. Close to schools, downtown and shopping. Decorated in grey tones with new bathroom and front entranceway. Fully carpeted with new til in kitchen and storage area. Laundry room, lots of closet space and storage area. Call Deborah at 576-3111 or 435-0316. (040991) 839-7663. (052191) COURTICE 2 -storey. 3- LIVERPOOL/Bayly - turn. bedroom, central air, vac., room, lemale, non-smoker dishwasher, interlocking back Preferred_ Share far•irei. -,,.e drive. nrof ex ell n na l lv PRIVATE Sale - North Ajax, huge lot, 4 -bedroom, master on suite with walkout, family room, separate dining room garage with workshop. Fireplace in Irving room. $254,900. 427- 0427.(052391) PRIVATE SALE - 3 12 years new, in quiet mature neighborhood, 30X120 h. let, fully fenced, 3 bedrooms, 2 12 baths, single garage. best offer over $139,500. Open house Saturday b Sunday 2-4 p.m. 725.4345. (052 t 91) appliances. First/last, $80 landscaped, fully fenced, close SAVE thousands - with low in - weekly plus hydro. 839-7834. to schools and Park. Main floor terest and adjustable rate (052291) rankly roam with fireplace. As. mortgages, call Rids or Brent. steal! $5.995. Feeney's 283- king $225,000. 432.3357. (TF) Community Financial Services, thenad • 1 AJAX - 4 -bedroom detached 668-6805.(061391) 11911 brick home. Main floor laundry, SOLD, SOLD. SOLD - First AVAILABLE July 1, in quiet• family room with french doors. Home Marketing Consultants. spacious condo with room wet bar. fireplace. Ceramics in The successful way b sell your Overlooking the bay minutes fes• kitchen and 2 12 baths. Home with O1. commissdn. from GO and shopping. rq. bus Double spiral staircase to Call 430-04M. (TFNALL) MONEY Problernsl Overdue blel We can hW Loans. debt consolidations, financial counselling, lease financing. All applications considered. National Credit 433-1425. (TFNALL) mi"ayei tf115 Ford Tempo. GL. 4 -dr. sedan. auto.. P.s.. P.b.. air, cruise, Al condition, $2,985 cert., GST incl. Phone 427- 9722 anytime. Russ. 1985 Hyundai Stellar - 5. speed. AM/FM radio, sunrool, 65,000 km, excellent condition. Price negotiable, Call 430. corer ad1*n let, 2nd and :fro 1185 PONTIAC 6000 LE., mortgages. Purchase 1983 811. 8 -seater Bowrider, loaded, excellent condition, refinance, power of sal, sefb54.800 candied. RDL boat with full 54.8certified, or best offer. employed, bad credit OK. Call top, 75 horse power, Evinrude 436-8662.(051991) anytime, home Service , 436- outpat and heavy duty trailer' 1985 Thunderbird, in good 6168, 686.8073. C.H.C. Excellent condition. $6,666.66. MortCentre. TF 576-0173. (052391) condition. 54,000 roles. Asking Mortgage ( ) $4.900 or best offer. Call 666- $15,000 to lend, downpay- ments also arranged call Doug or Brent 668.6805 Community Financial Services. (061391) A broker has $10,000 to lend on a mortgage. Repay only $221 monthly. No credit checks, no hassels. Call Matra 499-2400 Toronto Line or out of town 1.800.387-6116. (053191) credit "pair BAD CREDIT or just bad luck? 'Correa Bad Credir informa- tion from Credit Bureau files in- cluding law suAS. bankruptcy, arrests. judgements. etc. Cal Chris 750.3200. (TFNALL) vacal)on 1 1 ertles 14' fibreglass 25 hp 1171. (TFNALLSNC) Mercury,casting platform, biige ISLAND rental for long pump, new battery, z bad 1985 Toyota Cekca GTS, al n trailer. $4,000 o.b.o. 47.3022 original conation, like newt or 623.9107 after S. steal! $5.995. Feeney's 283- (052391 SNC) 6666. 1987 Park Avenue, 10 PICKERING , We iv pa*ng, lather. loaded. A class Carl 20' boat, mason mahogany, $8,750. Feeney's 283-6665. IaPsrrake, 165 Mere inboard/ 1989 Daytona Laser, auto., air, outboar, iess than 300 tins. on big salol $6,750. Feeney's 283- rWuiid. new top, new planks. 6666. (052191) Well equipped. Can 436-0197. 416.686-7153. (052491) $5.500. 839-3998 atter 6. 1984 Ford, midsize, LTD sta- ROL 17 12 h. runabout, 205 tion wagon, 6 cylinder, auto. hp. engine and OMC cobra steering, brakes. AM/FM stereo drive. Wide. deep boat. excel- cassette. 49.000 km (30.000 lora Condition, with extras, on miles) all original. Certified. trailer, Craft trader, $11,999. Want something axceptional? Phone 576-8. (052391) 089 $3,495. Crown Auto 428-9423. 20 h. sadboal and trader. 6 hp. 1964 Pontiac 2000 Sunbird. 2 - Johnson motor, fully equipped, door, 4 -cylinder, auto. red with many extras, $4,000. 649- charcoal interior, auto.. 3012. (052491) console, buckets. pop out Winr4- ,..,n. .-w..A., _ stop at door, femalsPreferred, $350. Call 837-0892 (052291) Professional va,finished lower level. Air conditioning. central WHITBY - brand now executive 4 ISLAND rental for long BneMr111eblbs certified. $2.950. 433-8858. EWASM buincirig. vac and many upgrades. A -bedroom, 2,300 . sq, h. weekend. Three-bedroom 613-332-M 1964 Tempo GL, loaded, tin 10 PICKERING , We iv pa*ng, ust 10 see 1$244.900. 427- mcable. (W191) premium lot, walkout basement, pick your colors, private horse. $700. Whirlpool, satellite dish, total privacy. 1987 vanes mazer Deluxe. cruise, sunroof, p.s.. p.b.. very clean Asking S2.595 cert fied quiet20area, Call 837- air conditioning, al the toys. 668-6662, 8-d:30 or ceramus thfOWhout. sacrifice Buckhorn lake. 432-3100 or excetient condition, 1.000 416.686-7153. (052491) $5.500. 839-3998 atter 6. BROKER has $10.000 to br4 $249,000 widuding G.S.T. 420- 6661093. (052191) orgrty km, must sell $3,900 or Tammy 427.4396. (05239 1) bedroom, $32,500, 1990, at $147 Comm Jar_ 9084. (052191) THOUSAND eland Watedrom best offer. 623-1958. (052 19 1 ) 1963 Area K -car • 4 -door. 4 - SOUTH SOUTH Pidkenng -close to ry al 668-6805 Community -- $2P,500. 1988, 12'x37 Florida 668.3734. (052191) cyl nder. 2.2 auto., power GO. 401. Store kitchen. bath Financial Services. (061391) totwnho4ses t �+ sle steerng, brakes. only 66,000 e 65. and living room king one man, 7 - O b o 725.9182 e"at"s after 5 1 for summer $6.995- FAeneyY � $1.200 s or 00 furnished, parking. mature COURTICE - $138.900. Over or best offer. Call Steve W, CLEARWATER - 3 bedroom Avalon, I Spout. awrwfp deck. certified. Call 721-9198 -3 male Preferred. 831-3253. Also 1.600 s ft. 3 -bedroom, ? q PICKERING - 3 -bedroom furnished rrobrle (permanent) SUMMER m Omand, winter v� Oshawa, anytime (052191) (05249114 - single room. baths. sem• in groat location, bads on to ng Wrk � townhouse. end unit. area's hones, club house, heated pools, hot tub. tennis, Flonda . A beautiful lakefront, 1943 Omni. good condition, bot, automatic. surd, timed In COrlditdn. Can to view. 432- most desirable complex. 2 baths. desirable le Comm, 2 u 2 srxtmWosrd. near beach and seasonal retrerrie^t corrimun ty now Brighton. Brighton Shores $600 firm. Call 430-1958. AJAX - person t0 share house With 2 others. $450 all 2741. (052191) der round parking 9 rtg spaces, melon attractions. Children weicom e. (Less *tan mote') s an affordableytsmative t0 _ 1993 dada Corona 4 -dr. 5_ •manual inclusive. Deck, fireplace. DOWNPAYMENTS Arranged, -1k Out to interlOdthng patio, 03. (062591) cottages. Luxurious Park speed sun roof. AM/FM weigh room. ftogong pay Own your Own your1.200 5155.900. 831-6430. (052191) 217, seeps 6. shower. heater, Model Vacation Hones writ stereo• tape lack. ft,000 or table, laundry, golfll partneri g ho home fromm 3 monthly, e~^� (052 191) FORT Lauderdale beauty - 2- Pfd --%W landscaping and best offer. 6838703. (052391) Ago, d ma)only and sensed large selection of homes COrldw bile bedroom, 2 barn condo, al decks near Pr•squr'le 613- 1976 Mercedes 300, desw. depth required. Cyt Paul 686_ avarlabw. Call Doug or Rids 1 appliances, fishing, golfing, 475-3228. 416-931-0239 new oamt, •nano new Parts. 0738 or leave message. 668-6805Cormunity Financial tennis. hot tub. Swimming close (1»ti powe• w -dowc 100•s. AJAX- new home, female Services. (061391) PRIVATE Salo, - beautiful luxury TrWo,l condo, Pickering. to beach, shopping, bars, etc Reasonable rases. 434-82%. house *oat sunroor, auto.. - • :en,ied. $5.500. Con preferred. own bath, share FLEXIBLE closing onginy owner, 2 -bedroom. 2 (p52191) rei 436-0197, Laundry, available immediately. Newcastle. 1.560 sq. ft. hone. bathrooms, sun deck. balcony, BRIGHT red 1982 -old Exp 4. now bus rorA1, cal 428-7513. Prerrkum lot• now schooia/401. SW s: posuro. 5 applancee. FLORIDA - Madeira Beaten FISH a cruse •".e -)eaut fut cylinder. 4 -Speed, exCeiwnt (051991) 4 appliances, upgrades. Paffking, low taxes. $164,995. 1'adt Club, fully ellupped 2- Trent Waterway n ar and- running arta oodv condition. WATERFRONT modern horns ' Asking PlarldScIvedGley 8395315. (052191) froom condo, beach, wo dable houseboat our R&A $1,000 or $1.300 certit"d Top wnh woodstove. private deck, 6159.000. 987.3607 atter 6. pools, tennis, clubhouse Recitals. June specia.s 705- of the Ire stereo ^ckrdw 428- Person 1* Share. $425 mo Shy (052491) o make a ler shopping. all amenAree. rent 738-3462. (0519?' 9701. (05219th Plus 1,2 hydro. South Liverpool MUST sell - mowng out of ■dll�� we" or 0966. (�9RO^lhy. 4t68p ) H0040A Civic - 'skf2 body n St. on Frencvrterh's Bay. Avail. t -I 2.100 W. h. detached 3 _ S , , cats for sale good slaps oris very wen. able June 1st. Chris 831-8536. bedroom located on quiet Cres- COTTAGE - $73.890. private 1 MADEIRA BEACH (St. Pore's). 193.000 km, 1950 430-7426 (051991) ow" in DsieM1fkvy. 2 area Main we lot, 3 bedrooms. brand Fully equipped, 1.500 sq. h WMoy (05,99,k floor family room, laundry new. sand belacn, dock, yew luxury condo, 2 baths 3 19W Crtevy Sprint Hatchback. AJAX - third quit, Comiderat• r*Orr1. IM rrkoet Open house round roads, hardwoods, sur- oedrooms, heated oc., blue, 2 door, 5-speeo. rear NO G.S.T. W Dear$ On Who" type Person wanted for sharing Saturday a Sunda 2-5 Y P m by crown land. Verdor Jacuzzi, top rktor, day wiper, mats. AM,FM stereo, Public Aukomkarn Over 2 saws executive home. Your own $234.900. 4246243. (052191) financed Irnaneed t-613-472-6000 I , G"n• st'1 available May 1•ct mitt. 13.700 km. non-srraker, d vehckfs for saw by owner ". barthroom and bedroom. (052281) June 15. 7236069. (705: 3,a serious omen pieass. 644- Open every Sudsy only 1-30 Prefer Christian ran -smoker. NORTH Oshawa (tome. cosy 2- 4696. (052497) 1140 (427-9482 eve ngs). Shmcoe S' N. Oshawa -25- July, $490. 686-6202 leave bedroom sem bungalow, 7 CENTENNIAL Lake - new 2- (052191) 0002 -save message. Meaux". (052491) 1141101"s old, with garage, nicely decorated, backs onto park bedroom, ow. 1 1,2 baths. central heating and air 1 Campers, Veiter%f 1000 Olds. 66. ROyale OLF S WOLF les '- Autoto mob WHITBY - Prdessonyrtal to land, near all amenities. conditioning, screened Brougham, fuiy loaded. ex. 9 ru,neie Relent. air. share large bedroom executive $129,900. 579-1997, no sundeck, fantastic view. 20 GLEN L slide ,n camper for tended warranty. 19.500 km. console. auto.. from $3.395; horns with pool. Now Thidkson agents. (052191) rtliet booth n=• Yw round road, compact truck. Slow. trdge, asking $19.300. 436-2330 1966 Hyundai Stellar GLS. R d . /Hwy . 2. Full use of ladktiee. $500 mont lint/ NY NORTHEAST Oshawa - $3.000 excesom hurting and fisnrg. water. sloops 4. can be seen at 972 Basswood Ave.. Oshawa (060691 SNC1 loaded. mint. 69.000 km. $1,995; 1985 Cher kftte. aceto e e. to last, references. 644-6370 down. Three-bedroom t 6133332728. (053t9t) or call 723-8960. (051991) 1949 "Onda CIVIC Sedan LX, . deluxe, $1,595: 9 aC , before 5 p.m. or 576.1709 afar bun9yOw. Quaffed buyer can lets a autorranc. 4 -door, dark red, 46.000 km, auto, perfaC $1.995: 1985 6 p.m., leave message. assume Inst mortgage. lets$ air condffionm g• �^t wagon, au0. Opickup, (052191) $164.500. payments $1,784 loaded. $12.000. Call arrtytrmie $1.695; '964 Cnev pickup, monthly In-law apartment 427-3235 (0523911 auto. auto. 512% as is; 1982 Burn PICKERING - cordo, 1 room, available, to share with 2, male or female. $315 inclusive. GO/ 401, first/last. Available immediately. 831-6366. (052291) tylace ler treat PRIVATE Office space, beauti- ful Victorian decor• central secretarial• downtown Oshawa, available now from $300 monthly. Call 434-8766. (TF) BWEN 100%FNIAUCING luaklied buyers. Howe NRlership can be a mft rd ohs i is yokes in 1291. of car ft aid everietwe gym MPGulm Sda Rip. RedMnl Ltd nelly LOsharat57641 d. 11 24 he Paper i ansaerirlo Swim. Many upgrade.. call 579-22%. LAKEFRONT LOT 19" Acura Integra R.S., decry Skyhawk Ltd.. A-1, auto.. (052191 red, like new, non-smoker, St.995. 9861089, 4351161. NORTHEAST Oshawa - 4 car drivswaty, 3 bedtoo . garage• on sude. new Professionally buil mother-in-law apaMheM. 2 walkouts. Open House Sat. s Sun. or by appointment. $169.900 or WAS rem to own. 7261849. (052391) OPEN House Saturday. May 18. 19. 20, $/45.900. 633 Car. negie Ave.. Oshawa. 4 - bedroom brick house. 2 bathrooms• kitchen, dining• living• finished basement• super neighborhood. 725.1741. (052391) OPEN House - Sal. i Sun.. 1-4 P.m.. 1108 Augusta Ave., Oshaw, sodas deladted 2 OW ey. 3 plus bedrooms. oro 9-0 lot. nice area no aow t6. 4182.000. 600543. (051981) OSHAWA - Character and darn, 4 -bedroom b@KAA y maintained. separate living room and dining room. aeparaM side erararde, base- nont apanment, manicured Wounet. Pam Sinpkiss. Cen- tury 21 Guide 7235261. hone 06-1231.1051991) 2 t /- ACRES 424 900 Priced to Sell $9.600 �� Ie► ask f Yew -round rd. access, all permt surveyed. certHned, five -speed, stereo cassette. Sony speakers. tread : 1 EWASM buincirig. Bill 66&5011 or 434-0123. windows. 839.3451. (052291) IMS GMC crewcab, 1 ton. low 613-332-M 19W Beretta. fully loaded. W. mileage, body in excellent condition, soma engine work 1072. (052391) medium brown and gold. Cus- daunt condition. AM stereo requited. traienng package in - 3 -S acres at kival lard neededcassette, kippers$ Villefef air conditioning, al the toys. 668-6662, 8-d:30 or C1 dad . box rack, selling as n. for lase or rem, for wwYing , stun 291-7675.(051991) $5.500. 839-3998 atter 6. cop dub n the Brodkin area Place Gerard Call 65&8517 or 1991, 12'x43' Avalon, 2- 1s" Buick LeSabre Ltd. 2- 1946 GMC Sierra Sts automat c, good condition. Tammy 427.4396. (05239 1) bedroom, $32,500, 1990, door sedan, fury leaded, mint 88,000 km, storage box THOUSAND eland Watedrom 10'x40' Avalon, 1 -bedroom, condition. 3.8 kite, aluminum included. asking $4,500, Cal - 8 acres, 3017 shoss6re- view, -- $2P,500. 1988, 12'x37 wfteels. conned. $9.800. 426- 668.3734. (052191) Minified fishing and boating. Mallard, t -bedroom. florida I=% Be �' bargain priced 2450. (052191) black. 0*$59,900 erm available. 1-705.652-1250. (052301) x$32.000. 1981,35' Golden 'M Taurus V-6, air. Wagon tun, windows duoCme rims whit 7 - O b o 725.9182 e"at"s after 5 Falcon, 2 tifmft alc. fbrida summer $6.995- FAeneyY WW tires, 93.000 kris. $6.000 A PRIME lakefront lot, sandy room, $24,500. 1989 38' 283-6666. 1988 Chev or best offer. Call Steve W, beach. western exposure. Avalon, I Spout. awrwfp deck. Eurosport wagon, V-6 8471 or work 839.1151 ext. Crystal dean lake no boats, $19,000. 1985, 10'x40,' air. goal levet! 6745.(052191) Speckle WoM ideal for smd General, 2 -bedroom. Ilorida $7.450. Feeney's 283-6666. (052191) /9xO Ford XLT pickup short family or early retisimai L Now room, $28.000. Many more bot, automatic. surd, timed Minden. Only $79,500_ Terms tailors on sites. starting at 1N4 Grand Prix LE, 305 glass, good cors hien, as is. (416) 476.8341 (052191) $4.500. Open 7 days a week autorn tiC, overdrive. P -W., P -L. Alk" $1,200 or bast offer. igeon PLake Trader Park. 705 bucket seaW-nsole, AM/FM 43D-6719.(052391) e G 79111-5376- (052391) cassette. cruise. Pulse wpm • • HOUSE trailer. must sM, 1978 ct��• grey vi'ty1 rod. r111fs 4 t■Iled : 1 217, seeps 6. shower. heater, Asking $6.500. 434-6023 drka FOR RENT ' appoxinatey 300 sq R d finished, sN-oon- awning, oven, hot water, e~^� (052 191) IM Astro Van LT, luxury gained offip space- $375 $5.500 of boat offer. Also 2 air conditioners, 6000 BTU. 1106 LeBaron GTS, turbo, leadfsr, loaded, 73,000 km. A model, p.w., p.l-, air monthly. 1730 McPherson $175 i $150. 416 h n_wl $5 850 Faeroyh 283 conditioning, 55,000 km, OTTER creek - Whitby, es Court. Call 427-7400. (052901) 7233236. (0521911 6666. 1986 Sunbird, LE, auto. $14000. 4270762 (052391) Muir Crescent, raitod w"s*wT OFFICE OR RETAIL ion Champion. ISk117, lolly showroom condaionl A 101 $105,000 - two-bedroom �galow'• 3 plus 1 be*=. 3 SPACE - Peanon Lwin@. $12 equipped house trailer for sae, $4,350. Feeney's 283 6686. bathroom fireplace ergo bL 10-1 It250 ro 5 OOD R (052191) bungdowr. On good seed lel. sit with low taxes, includes To view, 'Open House Sun., Free municipal parking at rear. 900d eortdaro^. will trade for vehicle or boat, $6,500 value. 1906 Pontiac Acadian LE, 5 appliances, window coverings May Igth- 1-4 4447. 0�1)Pm-• Call 668- Bill 66&5011 or 434-0123. Kevin 985.7354 or 1.705-786 - speed. 2 -door, 2 -tone paint, Corns and 3 ceiling tans. Coe and02291) to Bancroft, 2 hours to 1072. (052391) medium brown and gold. Cus- am. Call 723.4554• (052481) PICKERING - Glendale - WHITBY - private office, 1974 Fibreglass fold down tom Interior, p.s., p -b., till, fac- $67,000 - bungalow, good 131111111111211111 4-0sdrootn executive fumished. kAl services. Cal E. Apache trailer, sleeps7, 3 p tOry stereo. Mint. Certified. As - condition, 3 -bedroom. 2 home. spacious sunny kitten. Blaine, Sutton Group burner stove, furnace, away k9 baths, roe room, all year walkout to 18X36 heated POOL Execune. 430.3000. (051991) trkfge, in great condition, as (052191) round own porch, garage. :j En suite bedroom has large . king $2,900. 420.6384. 1996 XT turbo. Everything Ytw private driveway, lot, til walkout sundeck. Many exvas, lirnarldrtg • 1 bYiillaaa (051991) want sports Car, $8,000 S convenienaa, town fveMt, attractive available to p��leltlaa 7 - O b o 725.9182 e"at"s after 5 eget "dr and gar. up. Neer beach** qualified buyer. $279,900. 839• (051991) PORT Perry y - Half acro p.m (052391CNC) ; autoautoW Waslins Swimmingpick Nd■1 P� ClPICKERING PICKERING - 3 -bedroom Berri, hiO�Y ewtnmlerdy with ex - s � 1985 BUICK SKYLARK to Bancroft, 2 hours to it law apartnant, now coot arta and falling 1,200 sq. ft. restaurant, custom• 2 door, automatic. p.s.. FOR lease - 1990 Chevy Oshawa. 1-x13.339.3010 Bows hardwood (yopA no er otfsre txrnsidered. Richard 10' Cnr elan boat, 85 h y P p -b., new paint, excellent driv- irg W32.995 Cavalier sports coupe, loaded, anytime before /0 p.m. fW1181) agents, $185,000. Call ager 5 In91ey• Re/Max Executive Inc. 28&8555 Fia�4y Mercury. c/wr nom' new, like car.Certlied. Call 427-9722 anytime. YB, monthly payments $343. Three years lel on lease. 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