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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_05_09To LM= Pickering Edit 1W8 DVIRT181 on • Fish & Chips � rowan nnr wear asN a cMrs a 200OFF FAMLY PACK OR PARTY PACK a 750 Obel o DL I P[CKBUM 83i -IM I Sunday, May 9. 1993 24 Pees A Metroland Con nunity Newspaper Pressrun 37,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 19 KIDS HELP KIDS AND FIGHT ALS: The youthful students at Kid's Kollege day care in Ajax did a great job recently raising $450 for Child Find and $100 to bat- tle Amyotrophic Lateral Sclero- sis. The children sold Sunsweet Easter products and the top fund-raiser was Tvier Chin -A - Loy with $272, followed by Cassie Murphy with $220. Tyler received a gift certificate from Toys 'R' Us. News Prime Ministerial hopefuls state their case Page 4 Regular features Letters- _6 Nam Dropper....». --..10 Billboard 12 Sports 14 shwa ely Yours_............16 Cbmwilled ___20 GO cuts hurt bu&--fl.Od ers By JUDI BOBBITT Staff Reporter PICKERING - Commuters using Town buses to connect with the Pickering GO train could soon be charged an extra fare because of provincial cutbacks. It's expected Pickering buses will lose riders, costing the Town money in lost revenue and increasing residential taxes in a"ripple effect', says mayor Wayne Arthurs. .- 1 "We'll certainlrbei,expressing our opposition to it," he says of GO Transit's planned cutbacks. "It cotltd-have- -dramatic impact (on Pickering). I don't know how people will respond to the extra cost. We may lose the rider. We can't run buses empty." Currently, Pickering commuters with a valid GO ticket can Book buddies For the second year in a row, the Grade 7 and 8 students at St. Francis de Sales School in Pickering Village have won the Ajax Public Library's Battle of the Books contest. Team members are, clockwise from bottom, Shan- non Duff, Claire Langevine, Laura Smith and Cari Ann Young. photo by Andrew lwanowski See GO—Page 7 Wayne Arthurs Provincial cuts force 4.5% school tax hikes DURHAM - Provincial government cutbacks have forced the separate school board to increase slightly its proposed tax hike. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board expects to pass on a mill rate increase of about 4.5 per cent when trustees vote Monday on a revised budget of about $140 million. It postponed plans to finalize a budget last Monday after Queen's Park announced cutbacks in funding days earlier. If that budget had been approved, taxpay- ers would have been hit with an increase of under four per cent. "We worked for months on that budget," says board chair Tom Oldman. "I understand it's tough economic times...but what's happened here is totally unrealistic." Taking back promised funding "flies in the face of how a large business should operate," he adds. The board, still hoping to receive at least 40 per cent of a promised $1.2 million from a provincial restructuring fund, will pass on the balance of that allotment to local taxpayers, notes vice -chair Mary Zecchino. That allows the board to retain such projects as improving communication with schools by using a computa system, thereby cutting down on paper and other associated coots. No cuts have been made in programs, busing, teachers or other staff. Most departmental budgets were fromen or redtjced from last year, while the main- tenance budget suffered severe cuts. The Durham Board of Education plants to approve its budget Monday as well. If passed, public school supporters will be hit with a tax increase of 4.55 pa seat. :_..Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 1-800-387-8009 PACE 2-THR NZWS ADVE R7OM SUNDAY, MAY % 19M Durham is rabies hot spot Vaccination clinics aim to end that reputation By STEVE TAIT DURHAM - The current hot spot for rabies is right here in Durham Region. And, the number of rabies cases here is expected to rise dra- matically. With that in mind, local veteri- narians are banding together for a number of rabies vaccination clin- ics to protect your pet and you. The biggest problem is in parts of Pickering, Whitby. Uxbridge and Scugog, specifically in an area running from the Town of Uxbridge south to the village of Greenwood at Hwy. 7 and from the York/Durham townline near Stouffville in the west to Hwy. 12 in the east. Agriculture Canada's Dr. John Churchill notes this Province is known w the rabies capital of the world because southern Ontario has the ideal habitat for foxes and skunks that cam the disease. The two main carriers of rabies. foxes and skunk. currently make up 68 per cent of the rabies - infested population in Ontario. Dass. cats, and other domestic animals make up 10 per cent. In Canada. 1.500 to 2.500 cases of rabies are diagnosed every year —£5 per cent of them in Ontario. That's just a small percentage of wild animals that die from rabies as most are never observed by people or submitted for testine. To date this year. Durham Region has recorded 25 cases of rabies — 14 foxes. nine skunks and two cows. At this time last year there were only five diag- nosed cases. Agriculture Canada warns resi- dents of Durham to remain espe- cially vigilant. A recent incident in Ajax points out why you should be on the look -out for rabid animals. Police shot a fox believed rabid after arriving at Salem Rd. and Buggey Lane where they found the animal staggering, salivating and biting on rocks, car tires, tele- phone poles and trees. The fox was brought down by two shots and its carcass was removed by Pickering -Ajax -Whitby (PAW) Animal Control. Dr. Churchill predicts local rabies uses will rise dramatically in 1993 and '94 due to the -cycli- cal nature of the disease'. In 1986, there were 189 cases diagnosed. The number dwindled to 19 in 1991 because the papula- tion of rabid animals had killed itself off. But ft anmber is start- ing to rise again. The Ontario min- istry of natural resources' rabies oak estimates only one to 10 per cent of wild animal rabies cues arc reported. Dr. David Sutherland, of the Barer Animal Clinic in Whitby, notes 100 per cent of dogs con - PAYING TOO MUCH for BUSINESS INSURANCE? 683=9725 AAA PINE RIDGE Ed. las INSURANCE iw lioMreM Inti., tlatt is, Nom• oatarlo tracting rabies die. Rabies can kill a dog in 10 days depending on what part of the body is bitten by an infected animal. If a dog's bit- ten on its hind leg, it would take longer for the disease to appear because it has to make its way to the brain. There are no blood tests for the disease. It is detected when the gain is examined. There .are signs that may indicate a dog has the virus — hostility and aggressive- ness — but it canna be diagnosed simply by looking at the animal. In the four -and -a -half vears Dr. Sutherland has been at the clinic. he has only seen one rabid dog. But, he says. It's important to have pets vaccinated regularly because protected animals rarely develop the disease. "In an endemic area. annual rabies vaccinations are highly rec- ommended." agrees Dr. Churchill. Rabies is a viral disease of warm-blooded animals that attacks the central nervous system. And. in rare exceptions, rabies results in death. A Port Perr hew died in 1985 after being bitten by a skunk. In Canada. 21 people have died from rabies since 1925. The cost of human vaccination in Ontario is approximately $1,000. Last year. 2,053 people received post -exposure rabies vac- cine. People can protect themselves from rabies by regularly vaccinat- ing their pets and avoiding contact with wild animals. especially ones appearing friendly or sick, and by keeping pets under restraint. There is no treatment once clinical signs of disease appear in an infected animal. The South Durham Region Vet- erinarian Association is hosting rabies clinics throughout Durham as a follow-up to the recent Rabies Awareness Week. A clinic will be held in Picker- ing's Don Beer Arena Tuesday. May 18 from 4 to 7 p.m. The arena is at 940 Dillingham Rd. Another clinic is slated for Thursday. May 20 from 4 to 7 p.m. on the old arena floor at Ajax Cornmunit_v Centre on Centennial Rd. Cost is S12 for dogs and cats. which must be over four months of age and in good health. All animals have to be properly restrained — dogs on leashes and cats in carriers or boxes. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX s NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING • MAY 17,1993 PROPOSED CHANGE IN WARD BOUNDARIES The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax proposes to re -define Ward Boundaries in the Town of Ajax and reduce the number of Wards from 5 to 4. This will also result in a change in the composition of the Council and the Regional Representation. Prior to making application to the Ontario Municipal Board, Council wishes to review its proposal at a PUBLIC MEETING to be held in the Council Chamber, 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on May 17, 1993. Copies of the Proposal are available at the Clerk's office at 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario. A.T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C., Cleric Corporation of the Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 Conte in & Meet Furniture with Personality! 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We have to start somewhere and we ought to start here," Mr. Schaper said. Studies in the United States indicated that between 3,000 and 5,000 people a year die from sec- ond-hand smoke, he said. Also, governments in Canada collected $3 billion in taxes from tobacco products in 1992, but health costs related to smoking totalled $7 billion. Wards 3, 4 and 5 regional councillor Susan Dulny support- ed Mr. Schaper, saying, "I don't believe businesses would be adversely affected by this bylaw (extending the no -smoking bylaw to public areas) going through. If we don't pass this, I suspect people will come for - Homes approved on Town parkland PICKERING - A housing development to be built on Town parkland was approved in princi- ple by council Monday. Seven quadruplex buildings, a new form of housing in Picker- ing, are planned on the west side of Altona Rd. north of Twyn Rivers Dr. The proposal calls for the Town to give up 1.2 acres of parkland at the site to accommo- date some of the homes. Details of the agreement between the Town and Altona West Developments still have to be finalized. Giving up the parkland would allow quadruplexes to be built rather than 20 townhomes, which neighboring residents have objected to. Quadruplexes look like large, single-family homes but house four families. As well, Pickering owes Altona West Developments the equivalent of S300,000, council- lor Doug Wellman said during council's executive committee meeting April 26. In a previous development, the company turned over extra parkland to the Town and was credited for it. Opposing the project Monday was councillor Kip Van Kempen, who argued there's "confusion and no meeting of the minds" between the Town and the devel- oper. He predicted residents would welcome 20 townhomes if they were assured the homes would be built of brick. Town staff say the neighbor- hood will still be left with a "functional" park if 1.2 acres are given up for homes. Fraud squad arrests two realtors AJAX - The former president of a defunct Ajax real estate firm and one of his workers face charges after an investigation found more than $2 million was disbursed from trust accounts. An inspection by the Business Practices Division of the Ontario ministry of consumer and com- mercial relations in July 1991— revealed an approximate shortage of 5200,000 in two trust accounts of Re/Max Realty Plus Inc. at 467 I Westney Rd. S. Ajax. The real estate company has been closed since early 1992. The ministry asked Durham Regional Police major fraud unit to conduct a criminal investiga- �That investigation, from )) ' ' $ November 1991 to April 1993, 75 found that in excess of $2 million y' 1E was disbursed from the two trust wcotmts between March 15, 1990 +1t� and July 31,1991. The money consisted of con- mmers' down payments for real r r - � Ina a Ittll� nu a � a, a to to to to a to a uta uta tltt� DELNM SERUM a. wX= Pon THESE NSEM i FLYERS COMM TO YOUR DOORT AIID NN TIE DAYS AHEAD '� �. estate transactions and was placed at risk when it was used as general corporate funds, say Durham police. Charged with criminal breach of trust and theft over $1,000 are the company's president Michael Stephen Lindo. 43, of Stouffville and an employee. John William Midlidge, 39, of Whitby. Both men surrendered them- selves at Durham police headquar- ters on Thursday. 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"0' WHITBY -p� TOYOTA -- 1025 Dundas Sttroet West, Whitby, Ontario 668m4792"- - WN2228~ PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVEWnSER SUNDAY, MAY 9,11 1 D a 71 [1 0 Top Grit says he'd p'-repare us for next century By MICHELE YOUNG Durham Staff DURHAM - Canada will have to invest in training and education, research and development if it is to meet the challenge of the 21st century. That's the message national Liberal party leader Jean Chretien spread when he visited Ontario Riding Friday. He was attending a breakfast assem- bly in Whitby on the invitation of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Chretien told the audience. which included student representatives from several high schools, that young people need to be inspired to stay in school. "It is unaccept- able to have 30 to 35 per cent of young Wiping out debt priority of aspiring Tory leader B,* NORAL4N NELSON' Durham Staff Dt'RHA.M - The onh federal Tory leadership candidate from Alberta want,, to form -a covenant" with Canadians to eliminate the national debt "m our lifetime." With such a goal firmly entrenched in the mindset. Alber- ta MP Jim Edwards says every government decision would be made "in light of making Canada a debt -free country.' Speaking at the Oshawa Holiday Inn Thursday night to a Two generations of Canadians are finding their 'talents squandered' small group of party faith- ful, he pointed out the fed- eral debt of $450 billion works out to about $17,000 for each of Canada's 27 million residents. "F-ute, let's just each of us write a cheque," he quipped. But that's not really practical because our popu- lation includes newborn babies and senior citizens on pensions — not to men- tion numerous other Cana- dians — who simply can't afford to do that. "So what to do?" While the recent federal budget did present a long- term plan for debt reduc- tion and managed not to bring in any new taxes, Mr. Edwards criticized it for not going far enough. He said he'd cut govern- ment spending by $10 bil- lion in his first year in office. And the first place he'd scan snipping is the gov- ernment itself. The Prime Minister, he said, would take a 10 per cent pay cut, the number of cabinet min- isters would be reduced to 20 and the federal public service would be down- sized by 25.000 people. Within four to five years, the government ,Jin, Edwards - would be operating in the black and be able to finally start paying down the deficit, he said. Two other areas touched upon by Mr. Edwards, the chief Whip for the Progres- sive Conservatives, were the restoration of law and order, and the return of hope to Canadians. Two generations of Canadians, he said, are finding their "talents squandered", including young people fresh out of school and older workers in their 50s who are finding their hopes for "a golden retirement" dashed because their "talents are no longer required." Mr. Edwards is touted by the political pundits as being the third leading con- tender in the Tory leader- ship race. The top two can- didates, Kim Campbell and Jean Charest, have both in campaign stops in the last month and both drew far greater crowds. One reason for that, however, is because leader- ship convention delegates have already been chosen by local riding associa- tions, including Ontario Riding which takes in Ajax, Pickering and Whit- by. .I people not finishing their high school, when, as we know, the days are over when you could get a job at 18 and hope to have a retirement at 65." He also spoke of the need to get peo- ple back to work by spending money on infrastructure at the municipal level. He said it was work that had to be done eventually, and this is the time to do it. "In every city in Jean Chretien SUNDAYS unnm - 5_ 0 Canada. they are telling me that we could put people to work. if we had the monev." said Mr. Chretien. "It will cost us some money, but it has to he done. Ile said he'd be unlike the Progres- ,ove Conservatives hecause he wouldn't promise falsely to reduce the deficit to zero within one term in the Prime Minis- ter's chair. Instead. his goal would be to reduce the debt to three per cent of the gross national product. "That, I think, is do- able." Mr. Chretien answered criticisms that he is part of the old guard and wouldn't be able to bring new ideas to the Prime Minister's office. He called on a Newfoundland tradition to illus- trate his point. "When they are at sea and in a storm, they give the wheel to the guy with the most experience. they don't give it to the guy with the new ideas." Ile said things have been difficult for the "political class" with so much dis- trust coming from the public and con- stant scrutiny by the media. "They are always trying to catch you with your hand in the cookie jar or with your pants down, or whatever." But. Mr. Chretien said, it's to his credit that, in his 18 years in liberal government, he managed to stay rela- tively unscathed by scandal. He's been asked incredulously, "'How did you manage to do it and not get caught'I .. He just responds, "It was very easy ... I didn't do anything." He also took it shot at the Tory lead- ership race, saying Progressive Conser- vatives are onlytrying, as in the tainted tuna scandal, to put a new label on bad fish. LIMITED TIME SALE F1 BEST BUY ON SPRING BED SETS - SAVE! 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Why not phone Big Brothers of Ajax -Pick- ering at 686-2871 to find out how you can share in the life of a boy from six to 14 years of age from a father -absent home? BIG SISTERS ASSOCIA- TION OF AJAX-PICKERING: The association needs volunteers for its one-to-one matching pro- grams. Women who can offer a supportive, caring friendship to a girl six to 16, a boy six to 10, to a pregnant teen or young mother .and volunteers who are interested in fund-raising and publicity com- mittees are asked to call 428-8111 for more information. :r ------------n WCOan s" OF pRRUM I ER. • 1 DAY • s DAY � SERVICE L ------------J Toronto Maple Leaf captain Dar- ryl Sittler, or, if Sittler can't make it, his former teammate Ron Ellis will fill in. It will be the third annual Busi- ness Lunch for the Heart and Stroke Foundation and support for the fund-raising event will be appreciated. Co-chairmen are Joe Dickson from Ajax and Tom Quinn from Pickering. It's projected that the number of deaths due to heart disease and stroke will increase over the next two decades because of an aging population. Heart disease and stroke continue to be Canada's number -one killer, responsible for 40 per cent of all deaths in the country. The Olive Garden Restaurant is at 1099 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Entrepreneurs who'd like to attend the luncheon and donate to the Heart and Stroke Foundation should call Christina at 686-1521. pC' o OPEN ` �Alarehouse aturdary 10 - 6 1501 Hopkins St., Whitby (416)430-8081 Fax 430-0795 ram Price List 386DX/40 x1299. 4 Mb RAM 1 44 Floppy Drive 127M.1). Hard Drive (Quant,;m, SVGA Colour Monitor ;Darius) 512K Video Card MIn! -tower case 101 Enhanced Keyboard 2 Serial. 1 Parallel 1 Game Port 2 yr. Parts and Labour Warranty �%i0� u� � rtcene �zieed aged ue�e�catio+c � T= NBN'S ADYSR115101 SUNDAY, MAY 9,1"34PACE S Bike safety focus of Police Week DURHAM - It's Police Week across the region May 10 to 15 with this year's focus on bicycle safety and helmets. You can meet Durham Regional Police and get infor- mation on bike safety at portable displays at the Rouge - mount Plaza in Pickering Wednesday, May 12 and at the Ajax Plaza on Harwood Ave. Thursday, May 13. Police will set up and man their main display at the Five Points Mall in Oshawa May 13 and 14. Also participating at the main display will be Ontario Provincial Police, Canadian Pacific Police, Canada Customs, Crime Stoppers, and Telephone Pioneers of America, who sup- ply the Teddy Bears for the police cruisers that are used in cases of tragedies involving children. IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP Over 30 years of Experience IRVING A."'BURTON LTD. .J TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS NO CHARGE CONSULTATION KELLEY DEY, Trustee PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVEIZ7SBR SUNDAY, MAY 9.19W _ .... Opinion .. ... .. ....... . Protect your best friend If a dog is man's best friend, shouldn't we go to just about any length to protect our pets? There's lots of evidence that area residents should be especially pro- tective. Durham Region is the current hot spot for rabies, reports Agri- culture Canada's Dr. John Churchill. And, this Province is known as the rabies capital of the world because southern Ontario has the ideal habitat for foxes and skunks. To make matters worse, Dr. Churchill predicts local rabies cases will rise dramatically in 1993 and '94 due to the "cyclical nature of the disease". That being the case, it's important to have your pets vaccinated reg- ularly because protected animals rarely develop the disease. Once an animal is infected, there is no cure. Dogs and cats that contract rabies can die slow and painful deaths. Knowing that this Region is a hotbed for rabies and that too many pct owners are negligent, local veterinarians are again this year band- ing together to host vaccination clinics in the wake of Rabies Aware- ness Week which ended Saturday. One clinic will be held in Pickering's Don Beer Arena Tuesday, May IS from 4 to 7 p.m. The arena is at 940 Dillingham Rd. Another clinic is slated for Thursday, May 20 from 4 to 7 p.m. on the old arena floor at Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. So, if you haven't had your pet vaccinated against rabies lately and your animal is healthy and over four months old, take it to one of the clinics later this month. (Please be sure your pet's restrained — dogs on leashes and cats in carriers or boxes.) The cost to protect your beloved pooch or pussycat from rabies is only S12. That's a pretty small price to pay to save a best friend from rabies -- your pet's worst enemy. L4. FOOp. Gv Letters � Bryant House more than just an old house To the editor, Re: "History Paved Over For A Parking Lot?" News Advertiser, April 14, 1993. Two hundred years ago, this Region was forest, from the shores of Lake Ontario to Lake Simcoe and beyond. In the late 1700s a trickle of English-speaking refugees from the United States Revolutionary War arrived and started to cut down the forests in search of a better way of life. They were soon joined by thou- sands of immigrants, mostly from the Untied Kingdom. By the 1850s, the forests were gone. As the forests disappeared, they were replaced with farms, mills, and villages. Many of these early settlers failed, through accidental death, disease, and despair. A few became rich and built opulent structures to signify their new- found wealth and position. But, most were ordinary people, who struggled hard just to survive. They built modest houses to replace the crude shanties as soon as they could afford to. The Bryant House, situated on the north side of Hwy. 2 just east of Harwood, is one of these. It may be true that the Bryant House is "of little architectural merit". It was built in the early 1840s from simple field stone, most likely taken from the fields behind the house. It is a simple structure built of stone not particu- larly well cut, but built in true pio- neer tradition; basic, sound, and simple. Maybe just a little extra money spent on the front entrance to please his wife. No fancy "widow's walk" here, though. This was no Trafalger Castle. As the decades passed, many early signs of our regional devel- opubm have disappeared through obsolescence, fire, and neglect. Today, painfully little remains to remind us of what was here before. As the forests gave way to .The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical ass= controversial matters and anything else of interest to our read- ers. Please keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed. double spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full nameaddress and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. settler's axe to build farms, the stage coach was replaced by the railway. Today the railway is being replaced by the automobile and jet aircraft, and the farms are being replaced by subdivisions and shopping centres. No one disputes the benefits derived from progress. However, the Bryant House represents more than just an old house. It repre- sents pride and achievement. Pride by an early settler in what was achieved by a very ordinary farmer. He survived those very difficult times. As a monument to his success, he built this house. He and his generation are long gone, but his humble monument remains. Will local historians place a plaque on this site with the words "on this spot stood" or will the plaque read "on this spot stands,. the Bryant House? Or will it read 100 years from now, "on this spot stood the Cosoco Wholesale ware- house. And parking lot"? J. Vrank, Ajax Cancer society thanked for helping make a difficult time a lot easier To the editor, I would like to take a little space in your paper to thank a few people. Recently I was told I had to take radiation treatments for skin cancer, which meant 29 trips to Princess Margaret Hos- pital. I panicked, wondering how I was going to manage to get there five days every week. Well it only took one phone call to Ajax -Pickering Cancer Society office in Ajax. Lynne, the lady I talked to, was very helpful and told me not to wont' — everything would be taken care of. JOAN* !U[G1*41MT - Edrkwh-Chief WJCE DAM= - Wok Sc les AM FAKHOUN - DW ibrAbn Mcz cgo Mtl�ltooM -64046110 o n swim - 634117 tEU1lAMOM Mi'-M13i110 cxAslnto - 7W767! FAX - 111134M NAT1011At AD11QfaMIC &MR14W1300 KM BTM i AYIOMOMVE AWFRUINC - 7M-7672 Princess Margaret Radiation centre give them a list of my appointment times, and Lynne and her great staff, in turn gave them, each day, to a volunteer driver who would phone me in the evening and let me know what time I would be picked up the next day. These great group of people, ladies and gentlemen, who vol- unteer their time, one, two, or more days a week, whenever needed, drive patients to Bayview Centre, Princess Mar- garet, and Mount Sinai hospi- tals. They pick you up at your door, wait for you, and drop you off at your door. Sometimes the wait is two hours, (if they're lucky) , most times its four to six hours, but they greet you with a smile and new lose their patience. these drivers are the most courteous, caring and patient people I have ever met. So I'd like to say thank you to all — from Lynne and staff. all the drivers and stats at P.M.H. for making a difficult time, a whole lot easier. Marisret Casey. Pkkering tr 114We Adv«fw. pard w m- xndaY. WfanmdaF ad Fad" am 130 Cowrnfrdd Aw.• Atom. Onksb L13 718. f am ar uhf M.fdo,d p**np. p.&W, ,p and arfbL0V W*W d wbuba, nrp apfn ~ VCkX fs ##sr/No Wf,p M.W. AdM INOW AUM0 ♦o01w. IBM" Adv n . rra pion cuard1m. &B*Vton Pod. Co�nptrood Come~. EMbloake Advfrfw. CoapfMSNn irwjqm am 11 -N IV -n Ver Wfdt. Ir+dOI tip West I IIanS,n nnfrlsun,lira,CaadimchonpknmbrwattpoMrWLMfWerakM 60. Malh YOM koro►. ttorfurtbfdad Moura OWAN& Mam. OPM Today.0*WwWWftV .. TMs WMk. PNwborouph This West I'd .nond MMf*ww* w ubwd. sodrbaa0 MWW- Ift�t1-- Wftlrt Mum. Todo" serftL Fopf ohm velar vary g+rY fen Pte" rob cod err to rer.d,arad r*q Ukwnw.m of dilemma pr- I M.wd FF nd hAmh o aormm mov r a dative a tr Cmft Clallllfr+r No,", PaWAxo aft SGCW d Claw Mom tsgsraron Munbs 1W. Mil wdlat0mlon calms in cNaft 1 pfa. 00 PW si~ enfiro Content News AdvertiserRM 111sw Y ProNM by A Metrolond Commurlily Newspoper uand nauthodzt�d us* uncut rr0mul wMbn can - NM Is prohibaed. Timothy John Whittaker Tho seewwm *w llio classify or refuse PubNStW any odvodMWnetM Cil his dYcFNbo. settler's axe to build farms, the stage coach was replaced by the railway. Today the railway is being replaced by the automobile and jet aircraft, and the farms are being replaced by subdivisions and shopping centres. No one disputes the benefits derived from progress. However, the Bryant House represents more than just an old house. It repre- sents pride and achievement. Pride by an early settler in what was achieved by a very ordinary farmer. He survived those very difficult times. As a monument to his success, he built this house. He and his generation are long gone, but his humble monument remains. Will local historians place a plaque on this site with the words "on this spot stood" or will the plaque read "on this spot stands,. the Bryant House? Or will it read 100 years from now, "on this spot stood the Cosoco Wholesale ware- house. And parking lot"? J. Vrank, Ajax Cancer society thanked for helping make a difficult time a lot easier To the editor, I would like to take a little space in your paper to thank a few people. Recently I was told I had to take radiation treatments for skin cancer, which meant 29 trips to Princess Margaret Hos- pital. I panicked, wondering how I was going to manage to get there five days every week. Well it only took one phone call to Ajax -Pickering Cancer Society office in Ajax. Lynne, the lady I talked to, was very helpful and told me not to wont' — everything would be taken care of. JOAN* !U[G1*41MT - Edrkwh-Chief WJCE DAM= - Wok Sc les AM FAKHOUN - DW ibrAbn Mcz cgo Mtl�ltooM -64046110 o n swim - 634117 tEU1lAMOM Mi'-M13i110 cxAslnto - 7W767! FAX - 111134M NAT1011At AD11QfaMIC &MR14W1300 KM BTM i AYIOMOMVE AWFRUINC - 7M-7672 Princess Margaret Radiation centre give them a list of my appointment times, and Lynne and her great staff, in turn gave them, each day, to a volunteer driver who would phone me in the evening and let me know what time I would be picked up the next day. These great group of people, ladies and gentlemen, who vol- unteer their time, one, two, or more days a week, whenever needed, drive patients to Bayview Centre, Princess Mar- garet, and Mount Sinai hospi- tals. They pick you up at your door, wait for you, and drop you off at your door. Sometimes the wait is two hours, (if they're lucky) , most times its four to six hours, but they greet you with a smile and new lose their patience. these drivers are the most courteous, caring and patient people I have ever met. So I'd like to say thank you to all — from Lynne and staff. all the drivers and stats at P.M.H. for making a difficult time, a whole lot easier. Marisret Casey. Pkkering tr 114We Adv«fw. pard w m- xndaY. WfanmdaF ad Fad" am 130 Cowrnfrdd Aw.• Atom. Onksb L13 718. f am ar uhf M.fdo,d p**np. p.&W, ,p and arfbL0V W*W d wbuba, nrp apfn ~ VCkX fs ##sr/No Wf,p M.W. AdM INOW AUM0 ♦o01w. IBM" Adv n . rra pion cuard1m. &B*Vton Pod. Co�nptrood Come~. EMbloake Advfrfw. CoapfMSNn irwjqm am 11 -N IV -n Ver Wfdt. Ir+dOI tip West I IIanS,n nnfrlsun,lira,CaadimchonpknmbrwattpoMrWLMfWerakM 60. Malh YOM koro►. ttorfurtbfdad Moura OWAN& Mam. OPM Today.0*WwWWftV .. TMs WMk. PNwborouph This West I'd .nond MMf*ww* w ubwd. sodrbaa0 MWW- Ift�t1-- Wftlrt Mum. Todo" serftL Fopf ohm velar vary g+rY fen Pte" rob cod err to rer.d,arad r*q Ukwnw.m of dilemma pr- I M.wd FF nd hAmh o aormm mov r a dative a tr Cmft Clallllfr+r No,", PaWAxo aft SGCW d Claw Mom tsgsraron Munbs 1W. Mil wdlat0mlon calms in cNaft 1 pfa. 00 PW si~ r GO cuts slammed FROM PAGE 1 ride Town buses free of charge to the train. Under a fare integration program, GO Transit pays Pick- ering 75 per cent of the $1.30 fare that would otherwise be charged to the commuter. But due to reduced provincial fund- ing, GO now proposes to cut that subsidy to 37.5 per cent. That means Pickering would lose at least $250,000 in revenue annually and would have no choice but to charge commuters 50 cents a trip to the GO station. "We're going to lose riders," predicts Pickering Transit direc- tor George Papik. "We'll proba- bly lose 13 per cent of our rider- ship. What that means is we'll have to review our transit system again. It's pretty difficult to say there would be jobs lost, but there would be a reduced level of ser- vice." Pickering is one of a few municipalities that depend on GO Transit for the success of its own Town transit system, mayor Arthurs adds. "We are on the edge of Metro. Our bus system here is successful due to GO rid- ers." Town council will discuss the issue in chambers in the near future, he adds. Meanwhile, Mr. Papik and other transit directors in the Greater Toronto Area are meet- ing with GO officials, urging that alternatives be explored. Mr. Papik suggests parking fees should be implemented at GO stations, so that motorists, rather than bus passengers, generate extra revenue. "We're quite adamant that we're not going to accept this unless people who drive to the GO station are also charged," he says, pointing out that would encourage even more transit use. One bus will eliminate 40 to 80 cars. Environmentally, (buses are) more friendly than private automobiles." 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The existing arena at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex will be named for the late Edward Delaney, while a new arena, current- ly under construction at the complex and scheduled to open this fall, will be named for reputation throughout Ontario, resulting in the late William O'Brien. Pickering hosting a major provincial figure Mr. Delaney was a volunteer with the skating championship in 1991. Prior to his Pickering Figure Skating Club for many death last year, Mr. Delaney was still years, serving in a number of capacities involved in the club as first vice-president. including club president in 1988-89. He is Mr. O'Brien was a founding member of credited with helping the club win a good the Bay Ridges Hockey Association, the pre - Pickering Town Centre helps young parents with fountain of hope PICKERING - A home for young parents is the recent benefi- ary of a generous donation. Pickering Town Centre operations manager Lionel Garcia and his wife, Maria, spent about 38 hours recently rolling 665 pounds of pennies taken from the mall's fountain. The 2.260 rolls of coins amounted to $1,130, which was donat- ed to the Rose of Durham, a home for young parents. The fountain money had accumulated over a period of six to eight months. Canadian Tire , Pickering Presents -1 afcfceaare L` ✓ WHEEL ALIGNMENT -When purchased with a full 1679 suspension check at regular price $2320 Mlost passenger cars COOLING SYSTEM FLUSH & FILL 49 6, or 8 CYLINDER 95 95 UM MCI ,49' %5 9 Lmuk G"W hu no com raw_ aid am ft pes"M a we of W" a. 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April 30th was a one-derful day for Katelvn Taylor Rutledge, who celebrated her first birthday with family and friends on May 2. Wishing her a happy birthday are Mommy and Daddy, all her grandparenL.. and Kahlua her dog... Christina Stecyk when she celebrated her sixth birthday. Best wishes come from Mom, Dad, older brother Peter, Granddaddy Dwight Oland, aunts, uncles and cousins, and her cat Kitzia. Friends from her senior kindergarten class celebrat- ed with her at a bowling party... One and all celebrated at the Brodie household when Leigh turned one on `vlay 8. HaPFy birthday wishes come from Mom. Dad. cousin Kathleen and .-hunt Karen... Daniel Beauchamp This item came across the Dame Dropping desk for Joanne DeM uzio, who turned 10 May 6: "Joanne, Smile, smile, smile, it's well worthwhile: For while you smile another smiles, And smiles come quick in piles and piles, And soon there are miles and miles of smiles, And life's worthwhile, if you smile, smile, smile." Love Aunt Lina, Uncle Frank, cousin Mark, glom and Dad, sisters Rita and Daniella. and Grandma and Grandpa... Katelyn Rutledge • Long-time Ajax resident Larry Klyne had a DIL-ly of a birthday May 3, when he turned 75. A resident since Defense Industry Limited (DIL) days, Mr. Klyne has lived in the same house on Beech Street since 1944. More than 100 family members, friends and neighbors helped him cele- brate with a surprise party May 1 at the Ajax Legion... This item came across the Name Dropping desk: "On May 9, Catherine Nolte turns trine years old Our little girl is turning into quite a lovely young lady. She makes us proud to be her parents. Happy birthday. Love, Mom, Dad and Aadrew "... Kevin Maguire is excited because he turned one year old April 4. Helping the "handsome dude" celebrate was his sister Kristv, and friends Alexis, Hele. na, Nickos, Derrick, Amanda, Michael, Marcus, Carley, Jor- dan and Rvan... Kevin Maguire The candles were burning brightly at the Manuel residence when Sandv celebrated her 50th birthday May 8. Wishing her a happy birthday are husband Bill, children Robert, Dawn and Billy, parents Phyllis and Harold, and grandchildren William, Laura. Michael and Tyler. A familN was held and she's wished a f Mother's Day because she >orn on that day 50 years A lucky Ajax resident is off to Jamaica. Paul Powell recently won an all -expense paid week in Jamaica. His entry was one of 14,000 submitted at liquor stores across the province in a contest sponsored by Appleton Estate Rums of Jamaica... Sports lover Jordon Musceo celebrated his fifth birthday May 2. He enjoys baseball, hockey, bicycling, soccer and playing video games. We hear he's look- ing forward to another fishing season and is hoping to catch a new 10 -pounder this year with his new lures. His family wishes him all the best... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Drop- ping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683- 5110 or write to 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before pub- lication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged pho- tographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announce- i ments. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 683-51 In. Sandy Manuel Leigh Brodie A very special little boy had his first birthday May 8. Alexan- der Clements turned one and wishing him a very happy birth- day are Mommy and Daddy. Big sister Megan sends "lots of love, a great big hug, and a kiss from me to you"... May 3rd was a special day for Christiaut Stecyk because that's Alexander Clements Lots of candles have been burning at the Lmbden house- hold. Sannatis celebrated her sixth birthday May 4 and friends joined her for a party at Chuck E Cheese's May 1. Big brother Nicholas turned nine on May 8 and will celebrate with his 6nieads at National Sports Warehouse May 15. Lots of love from Mum and Dad, and aunts, uncles, grandparents and cousins from Joanne DeMuzio •N On May 12, 'Puddin' Face' Nicole Marie Gauthier will reach that ever -magical number Jordan Musceo with his sister, aunt and Grandma Nicholas Lambden Samantha Lambden Paul and Cathy Powell with Gary Sanders of Sandals F .'s'^X+w'/Y 'w'.*_ .'.t,- f '.ret ,iy ry"l1x�d7 'a!'!s '�!'��.4 �'?.`.."'11'�s'a�.'►Y-r .- -`as. -ow, li ,y ira/ S !I. rY • + !f i.! 3 ! t Z s,ts. i s B •ii. i'f-• w I •! • y !,w ! ! , J.— Government programs explained at seminar DURHAM - More than 50 fed- eral and provincial government Programs available for business and industry will be explained at a two-day symposium. It's being sponsored by the economic development depart- ments from Durham Region and each municipality in the Region, and the Durham Region Manufac- turers Association. During the sessions, workshops on government programs dealing with research and development, manufacturing, financing, training and trade will be held The symposium is being held on Tuesday, May 18 and Wednes- day. May 19, at Le Gala, 65 Sun- ray St., Whitby. On the second day, federal and Provincial government representa- tives will be on hand to hold con- fidential one-on-one consultations. The cost is $45 per person. The registration deadline is Wednesday, May 12. For more information, call Dino Lombardi or Stuart Craig with the Ajax business develop- ment department at 683-4550 or Rebecca Lauzon with the Durham Region Manufacturers Association at 434-1412. 801ez$ 1295 IZOTWO Biggest Portrait Package Ever! 10xl3sl F"I", y photography Each add,honod subject I s"0j Photographed adds $2 to +he pockoge _ -- P.,ce. po,d of photography Poses (Or odvemsed portraits ow w4chon - on Your choke of background Yow favorite Plops welcomed NOW NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF AoyER SED COLLEC 'IONS PER rAM LI -bur only one per wblecr up ", l.ve odd,honol poses token 39115 6or ophohal Por,ta,t col4cnon wnh obbgoh- to p„rchoae Porrra,s s res app.a:,mote • _, Hurry! Don't Miss This EXTRA SPECIAL Offrar! THIS K -MART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. PICKERING (Kingston Rd.) e ,ea tsris ,.m ,nr THE DURHAM REGION ROMAN C&7.90LIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD SECONDARY SCHOOL LOlraCb* ddwa�a EVENING & SATURDAY 414"ILa`e�' CREDIT COURSES ' Semester III ' 'pK May 25 -July 19, 1993 wdw*A" —Oft oft JwrarMrswSt r.+i.�w....b... Il!]!!!!E; Weeknights: Evenings 6:00-9:30 p.m. Saturdays: 8:45 a.m.-1:45 p.m. Lam: Whitby: Father Leo J. Austin Catholic High School 1020 Dryden Blvd. DAIAL May: 25, 27, e29 Juni 01, 03, e05, 07, a 12, 14, a 19, *26.28,29.30 July: 05, 06.07, 08, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19 -wwksi . sak ft rltomeg �► �' ENG2A1 MAT2A1 SNC2A1 EBS3G1 Business English MAT3A1 S813A1 ENG3A1 MTT4G1 Technical Math SCH3A1 EMD3G1 Media English MTB4G1 Business Math S810A1 ENG4A1 MAT4A1 SCHOAt ENGOA1 MCAOAI SPHOA1 } MFNOAI MAGOAI Other Coums HSC3G1 (OA = Grade 13) BAC4G1 NGD4G1 -- GWIOAI NOW to &WINK Offk* Hours: Mmtday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p m. Adults: ' 4n Person: Continuing Education Office located in: St. Gregory's R.C. Elementary Schod - 202 Simooe Street North, Oshawa By Phone: Picitering/Ajax area: 686-1541 ext. 214 or 215 Whitby/Oshawa 576-6150 ext. 214 or 215 J. ('CANADA'S) SAGE MTBE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY % IM AID AD 1:1(r )/A I I ateIJ1 D Billboard Is a tree feature forom- munity events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- Ilon and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. SUNDAY, MAY 9 WIDOWED: The local chapter of THEOS, an international network of newly -widowed men and women, meets Sun., May 9 at 2 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cochrane St. N., Whitby. The group meets the second Sunday of every month. 668-2648 (Dorothy). MOTHER'S DAY MEMORIAL: Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, Ajax, would be pleased to place a com- plimentary flower on the lot of any mother interred in its gardens on Mother's Day, Sun. May 9 427-5416 (Cage). MONDAY, MAY 10 CANCER SUPPORT: The Living With Cancer support group for adults. friends and family meets Mon.. May 10 from 7 to 9 p.m at the Ajax Cricke' C,ub. northeast corner of Monarch and Clements Aves. 686-1516 (Ly- Nazarko) TUESDAY, MAY I 1 EMPLOYMENT EQUITY: The Durham ?eg on Employ-ent Equity Network holds a luncheon meeting Tues., May 11 from 11:45 a.m. to 2 p.m a' the Holiday Inn, Oshawa The topic is Goals and Timetables. The group's goal is to provide accurate and timely information about employment equity to inter- ested parties. Tickets S25, Register, 721-2000, extension 409 (Elizabeth McArthur). PARENTS' SUPPORT: The Associa- tion of Parent Support Groups meets Tues., May 11. It offers sup- port for parents of teens who 'lie, get poor grades. steal, use drugs, etc'. The group meets every Tues- day. For time and location, call 223- 7444. AQUARIUM: The Durham Region Aquarium Society holds its monthly meeting Tues., May 11 at 8 p.m. at R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate, 570 Stevenson Rd., south of Rossland Rd.. Oshawa. All welcome. No charge. 725-7911 (Wayne Rake- strow) or 686368 (Ty Fisher). FUN FAIR: Gandatsetiagon Pub- lic School, 1868 Parkside Dr„ Picker- ing, holds a fun fair Tues.. May 11. 6 to 9 p.m. Food. games, prizes, crafts, bake sale, raffle. 831-1868. BRIDGE CLUB: The Ajax Duplicate Bridge Club novice section plays Tues. May 11, 7:15 p.m., at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax The novice section plays every Tuesday. 683-5759 (Donna), 725-4163 (Gail). EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham Region will hold its first parents' night on Tues., May 1 l . 7 30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Centre, 109 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa A neurologist from the Hospital for Sick Children will See BILLBOARD -.Pg. 13 YORK HELPS PAY YOUR UTILITY BILLS SINCE 187¢ Purchase a York High Efficiency Natural Gas Furnace and/or High Efficiency Air Conditioner and York will pay... ♦ I �n I i�YORK Heating and Air Conditioning r i - R PWS RECEIVE YORK'S 5 YEAR NO COST PARTS' I _ WARRANTY! CALL YOUR YORK DEALER TODAY AND ASK HOW YOU MAY PARTICIPATE! Mroixv ftw -- Df owprwa pammed Parbapa" -4 GOLF THUNDERBIRD Great Golf Savings! • 1993 SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP GOLF PROGRAM! Or - Limited Quantities! Special MembersYip Benefits / • Receive your W&GO BACK off a Purchase of a gmerii-fee first tune you play at 7ltundcrbird Golf Club (Monday thm Friday excluding holidays)_ • Receive $5.00 OFF GREEN -FEES all year. any time. • Receive 50% OFF GREEN -FEES M Oct (Mon. -Fri.). • Receive 50% OFF 10 LARGE BUCKETS of RANGE BALL. • Save 19.00 OFF POWER CART RENTAL all year. (Yon Pay only 613.91) plus taxes per cart). PLUSKNKEAIS DVQNVG ROOM soNUSES ONLY writh purchase gran foe that day BONUS! Chance to win a $ 9" 1993 SATURN SH EXCLUSIVETO'93 MEMBERSHIP HOLDERS4+ CALL TOLL FREE 1 -416-55 -3142 IMMEDIATELY OR PICK Bay Sports, 237 King St W., Oshawa or 960 Brock Rd N., Pickering; Kiosk at UP AT: Whitby hill; Brk kwood Aulornotive,10M Dundas St. E, Whilby. ORTHODO DR. WARREN COHEN Certifted Orthodontist First Pickering Place 1550 Kingston Road Pickerine. Ontario LI V IC3 (Red [Abater Plaza) DR. COHEN RECOMMENDS: &try ortbodonbc exa-inations for cbildrwr frmn alae 6 and up. Ibis lady ezarnination can belp spot future problems, uabicb if intercepted and treated can make the overall onbodontic treatment easier, less costly and more stable. DR. COHEN RECOMMENDS: For those adults tbinking about bracm instead of the metallic grin of traditional braces, consider the all but invisible alternative of clear braces. CONSULTATION APPOIIVTMFNI'S ARE COMPLIMENTARY 839-0009 COMPOST RIGHT FOR hi 1111110 � e Durham Region can help you compost your organic kitchen and yord waste, easily, in your own backyard. A selection of composters are available now, for only $15 each, at a distributor close to you. Composring and recycling, together, can make a big difference in reducing the amount of waste going to landfill. Not only will the environment benefir, your garden will be greener from the nurrienr rich compost you add to the soil! Pick up the composter of your choice at one of the following locations: Newcastle: Pickering: Newcastle Lumber Limited Sheridan Nurseries Hwy. #2, East of Mill Sr. The Home And Design Centre Rekker Gardens 1755 Pickering Parkway Two kms West of Bowmanville Ajax: Hwy. #2, Bowmanville Picov's Greenhouses Whitby: 380 Kingston Rd. E. CGS Landscape Do -it Centre [rock: 5515 Thic kson Rd. North, Vieveen's Nursery North of Tounton Rd., Brooklin 468 Moro Rd., Beaverton Oshawa: Units may also be purchased at the - Holland Building Centre Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderlond 1277 Wilson Rd. North, Oshowo Municipal offices. Home delivery of a composter for on oddirionol dharge of $6 can be arranged by caging the 1 `Students for the Environment' Hotline. For every unit ordered over the Hotline, SFTE will donore $3 :r to either the Ajax/Pickering United Way or to the United Way of CKthawa/Whitby/Newcosrle (the choice is yours). When you buy a composrer, you'll also ger a Guide To Home Composting - free - plus a We Compost sticker for your Blue Box that tells your neighbours you recycle and reduce. / - Y�frYCTI For additional information, please call Durham Region's �fts Compost Hotline at 1-800-667-5671, or for home0 DURHAM delivery service call the SFTE Hotline at 1-800-567-9756. DURHAM: REGION e e FROM PAGE 12 f0)/� 11MAIN+ 0)' speak. 666-9926. CROWS, COUTIS: The Oshawa Chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada meets Tues.. May 11, 7:30 p.m.. In the cafeteria extension of the Oshawa General Hospital, 24 Alma St. Speaker Ferne Sherkin-Langer will talk on coping with bowel dis- eases. Everyone welcome. 576- 6943 (Sharon Creighton). SPOKEFOLK: The Recreational Cycling Club of Ajax Spokefolk meets Tues.. May 11, 112 Gregory Rd.. Ajax. at 7:30 p.m. Planning of routes, special events and week- end cycling trips will be held. All ages welcome. 428-1328 (Val or Amy). PASTA NIGHT: The 2nd Ajax Scouts will hold a pasta night on Tues.. May 11, 4:30 to 8:30 p.m.. at the Ajax Lions' Clubhouse. 500 Clements Rd. W. (west of Westney Rd. S.). S3 per person. Proceeds to send scouts to the Canadian Jam- boree in July in Alberta. For tickets or information, call Murray Connor at 683-2190. OPEN STAGE: The Durham Poet- ry Society will host an Open Stage Tues., May 11 from 8 to 11 p.m. at McGinnis Landing Restaurant. Pick- ering Home and Design Centre. Poets. story tellers. acoustic musi- cians welcome to take the stage. Open stage evenings will be held the second Tuesof every month. 427-6135 (Randy Hurst). WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 ALCOHOLIC LOVED ONE?: The Alateen support group for people 12 to 20 wtth alcoholic relatives or friends meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. 91 King's Cres.. Ajax. 427- 0338 before 10 p.m. (Jerry). HEART MEETING: The Ajax chap- ter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation will meet Wed., May 12. at 7:30 p.m.. at 835 Westney Rd S.. Unit 4. Ajax. Everyone welcome. but those going should notify the local foundation. 686-1521. ONE -PARENT FAMIUES: The Ajax - Pickering One -Parent Family Associ- ation meets Wed., May 12 at 8 p.m. In the conference room at the old Volkswagen plant, 777 Bayly St., Pickering. The weekly support group has many monthly activities for adults and children. 839-1877. COMMUNITY LMNG: Minister of community and social services Tony Silipo is the guest speaker at a meeting hosted by the Oshawa and District Association for Commu- nity Living Wed.. May 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the CAW Hall, 1425 Phillip Your calendar of coming events Murray Ave.. Oshawa. Topics Include initiatives for people with special needs, funding changes for handicapped people. ministry assis- tance for restructuring while main- taining services and jobs, and min- Istry goals. No charge for members and clients of Community Living Associations; $3 for others. 576-3011. THURSDAY, MAY 13 NEWCOMERS CLUB: The Picker- ing -Ajax Newcomers Club meets Thurs., May 13, 8 p.m., Pickering Vil- loge United Church, 300 Church St. N. It's for women living in the area three years or less and meets the second Thursday of each month. 427-6281 (Grace). G 1 0 N C it'#A G.. N 1 R Ilots ROBIN HOOD BASEBALL CAMP now provides REGIONAL PICK-UP from AJAX & PICKERING for our August Clinics A full day of baseball every day For players 7 to 14 CALL 736-4657 "One of the best programs I've seen in North Americo", Toronto Blue Joys 3rd Base Coach, Rich Hacker THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 9. L"3-FAGE 13 GO NORTH, YOUNG MAN! Northern Cycle recently opened their doors on Westney Rd. in Ajax. The store offers a wide variety of Bicycles, Parts and Accessories. Here owner RON BOEHM displays some of the bicycles they sell. GARDEN SUPPLIES LTD. 200 FINCH AVE. (W. OF ALTONA) Telephone: • Sales • Service • Installabon SANDY LOAM (TOPSOIL) MUSHROOM COMPOST LOAM 3 COMPOST TRIPLE MIX COW MANURE BRICK SAND 509-5 1 1 DELIVERY OF: 2 ROCKERY STONE PATIO SLABS SCREENING 3/4" STONE OR GRAVEL UFNIA31011 PAVERS • WALLS • PLANTERS • CURBS PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SEMMY, MAY 9, I!113 HEWS ADVERTISER Call 683-5110 or fax 683- 7363 with your sports results -DauLam selects Ajax duc sparkle at meet AJAX - Two members of Ajax Aquatic Club were golde a recent swim meet betw, Ontario and Quebec. Ellen Grams, 16, won both her individual events — the 1 metre breaststroke and the 20 breast. She also helped her tai mates place third in the 20, medley relay. William Sutherland, 14, v first in the 100m freestyle a 200m free, second in the 50m f and third in the 400m free. He also helped his relay te; to golds in the 200m free a 200m medley. Grams and Sutherland we among 20 athletes selected to re resent Ontario at the London ml after their performances at t. Provincial championships. Perfect in 1993'This Week's Feature Course: AJAX - It's been a perfect year KED' • N DELLS for the local minor bantam select GOLF S FINEST GOLFCOURSE hockey team. The Ajax minor bantam Cassidy and Company selects have won all 22 games they've played in 1993, helping the squad win the North York Hockey League title and cap- ture a tournament in Detroit Pl" Markham in the best -of - five league finals, Ajax swept all three games, In the Detroit tournament, the local bantams starred off by thump- ing Walpole Island 7-3. Playing Detroit reams in its next two gamz� Ajax wed to 6.0 and 10-2 wins. Playing Forest Hill of Tomio in the finals, Ajax needed overtime before waning 3-2. The tournament was the high- light of the yew Ajax and coaches Gord Nash, Dave Radley and Sieve Ernst were proud of the players because the team played four Samos in throe days with 10 skates. Team members are Karsten Emst, Deo Lovell, Gee Nash, Marc Polodaro, Mark Kinsman, Brad Hanna, Matt Radley, Rive Deo - name, Cha Phyper, Jeff h1cGrath, Jeff Baker, Trevor Riffle, Dave McM , Wayne Robinson and yl Bealifiew Any 14 or 15 -year-old boy imer ested in playing summer hockey SIMM call Steve Emst at 683-5489 for ice times. �- 'elm swc a.tuo u a well .. have bee" completely refurbished to r w � R' tsa�tas[w / L��ppq ublidhod, 'elm golf course located add to your enpyment and pkaaue, we m Uslatwa. 5 miles north of the city welcome toorrumerus, leagues and Pay nd canoe yet h. •ruralsetting perry m Ritson u you Play and have an an u, GLCN Cel, ]Rs Road North. The property comPr— maabandup. The clubhouse and patio i 1S$ saes of woodlnd stream, upland fully licensed and T� ut d creek valley. all essential fare with the �„dq��GOLF CL V D "'gr for a Superior layout and package most popular for barbecue/golftscut& uality golf course. The course We ado have comaaodiout The counts 6.650 yds, rtam the blue tees. facibues for weddi b� h>V tow �� re �� for your .450 yds. firom the repular tea. and etc. dons ups. is WV ladies yardiVe is 5.723. meai"g' and all service are groups. pro,ided at very cam ve rates The comae has two faeea The rust �i Macara pidartsgwe par 72 ts.aese boks we relatively flu and long The weer fee rates for the 1993 golf ' Urge bouquet bd*ks, lockers, b+re oOWS. The opwting bole of scum aro 523.00 - Mondayugh sowers A Sawa yids is a Brest starting look Friday and $29.00 as weekends and CM Mw for war "WEEKDAY a” dos golfer to gat out dw as hallid'1'u 7b4be rates are offered each UNIAMAMEEN�T ,,S�P,,��ECUL" nnbw—it$ par fours s up The is1{ �y and ill 7hesday and friday msenoo8 up to 445 Yards wfuetber linkage slums 65 yews and older play for • ?,7'rala• 57 Yar A-11SY off date tee and on the iced fee. The Pao %0P is added by faiewaY. At bok 47, doe odwm Creat 91alified cid knowledgeable Pie Noaq comes lore playas Ya am the valley who arc aaioos to tate ewe of your-% 46, and uplaod boles. It will be your golfing needs. We have s fell range of aenows or friend for eight of the mat 0111W 09lipmu and our gas ear fleet is a 12 bons! The batt aloe U Chww erisod lige and updated. W. Crass our J by dtmsnd. doika• able pr 6_ leaching p7ro lis over twenty rive yews and rouirg twain wbts proper chub tlepei1OncC and will be pleased to satist Ct.f aeleetioo and aoahrate intplay we you i4 any -Pia of your SOW Wome An SLOP SPECIAL$ essential to successful course ea driving and s►� Both the accom range it P� of the nab u plhuhnd qA* -; � '29" '14" golfer and date .rerage golfer will cud lCifOO'ble Dost. �_ • Itedron fells and exciting and tet our friendlyq* Waft - � 11im *W ba a atperierhce. Vlk have full tasff with many 6*111399109119121 '216" 4r coarse w combined yeas of golf course uttering, and have three iia managemem behind them. Af well � ung• Ped•antseJvaano you o sn excellent golf faeil u� gaa1i 1=0 maiclubho golf course. reasonable cera. liupllir '475" W The clubhouse and surroundings FJAWBig galla took�Tl V01 oo" MIDY ME rye aunt rhino b ca r�aoWW Dry Joys - wea9wlpoot resew hQl M '180w X12" - GtOILF CLUB F0' TCX . wo Wow --- A' Mash (RW t w*n) %W. Grand SM • WMon SMf • PGA Tar • Tallow"• AND MORE ALL AT 9ARGANI PRICES CSN 686-1121 Expose Your Toes! e - 940-1922 E DURHAM COLLEGE Craft Slow & Sa1e MAY 15 & MAY 16,1993 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. 2000 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA FREE PARKING ADMISSION: $2.00 (CHELIXtEN UNDER 12 FREE) DURHAM C O L L 1 e e Ah .3a �'� Gel Coat Protection for Boats by Estimate only 41 1- , III Ib M124 "9 MCI NS ADVI►,Br=M SUNDAY, MAY 2. 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M&PACK i• p%I �I Panda st*? 60 a CHINESE RESTAURANT REMS LICNI ed under LLB.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Comer of Rougemount Dr. South) ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET Monday to Thursday Dinner Buffet .... $9.99 """"s es""" Friday to Saturday.............................$11.99 r BU O EGET N =1 rUYD BONE GET 2 D , I LUNCH or DINNER ' ', LUNCH or DINNER f ' ■ o" Friday -Sunday 99 aduns only ad its From Monday -Thursday ' I only 50% o ' Expires May 31, 1M Expires MMy 31,1993 APPLE It POLISHING SYSTEMS 4 1010 Brock Rd, S. Unit *3A PICKERING comer of Brock 3 Bayly ?he ?!!timate Paint & Gef Coat Protection for & BOATS � SPRING SPECIAi.' 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P_ackaoe Includes: A Suite with kitchen A Contiew" Breek1w _ A Wek w w Kit including poster, official guide and T -Shirt A Welowns 'Tulip Adip- coddad on arrival A Reserved seating for Flotilla Parade on May 23, 1993 A Pkxdic Lunch on day of your dxxc.e A 5 -Day Event Pass to the Festival Tulip Month Getaway Package IrUL-11313 April 304Aay 16, 1993 2 nights/3 days 30 $1111000 per adult ($145.00 value) iNI Z 04- Per child (ages 5-15, in same room) IATULIPES Packaoe Includes• A TuNp Month Weekend Event Pass A Welconn "TuNp JuNp" oodctail on arrival A Suis with kitchen A Continental Breakfast A Welcome Kit A Picnlc Lunch on day of your choice PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY % 183 MALE 35 years, 5'11', 165 lbs., brown hair and mustache, positive outlook, family values very important, seeking female 28-35 same, established, slim, Bowmarrville. SY 1001 ATTRACTIVE, well established, Professional gentleman, 29 yrs., desires female for day time fun. SY 1003 PROFESSIONAL male 32, tall slim, considerate, attractive, seeks a friendship with compassionate, sincere lady for fun and friendship SY 1004 HI, I'm an athletic male, 52 yrs., 5'9', 150 Ibs. Live in Oshawa, seeks woman who shares some of my passion for the outdoors, and cross country skiing. SY 1JJ05 ADVENTUROUS, non-smoker male, 34 yrs., seeks female who is honest, trustworthy, considerate and like movies, bike riding and camping. Oshawa area. SY 1006 THIS 22 year, male. athletic. considerate, good looking, seeks female 18-24 for friendship and fun. SY 1007 SINGLE 32 yrs., male. average looking, white. seeks healthy, natural woman 24- 32 yrs SY 1008 HI, m Dennis. 48. 6 feet tali, grey hair. seeking someone special for special future. Let's talk. 30 yrs and over. SY1012 YOUNG back male. 2' yrs Student arc hobbies are weight lifting, long walks. boxing and moves. Seeks female 18- 23. sincere. honest, attractive and fit. SY 1013 ATTRACTIVE 25 y, c r male seeking womar 20-25 yrsto enjoy quiet evenings or packing up and doing s0r^e!F+inQ spontaneous. SY 1014 TALL, slim, mage e- -yc terms 'acq_iet ba moves, walks on the beach and 'Waking music. Seeks woman 25-35 yrs. Anti, same ,rtPrests SY1015 MALE 3' yrs . e^joys d r rg movies. tra.e: r;, seeks woman 20-25 yrs.. sn'r. sincere warm and caring SY 1016 MALE 35. 5'1 ^a•K hair. e,,cys dining, quiet evenings, barbecues, seeks lady 25-35. attractive ht and same interests SY1017 For persons 18 HOW TO RESPOND TO SIIi1QLE whfls mals 20 ym old, ertjoys sports, country musk, quiet dinrws, seeks femab, 20-23 who enjoys same. BY 3024 28 YR. OLD, married, slim, attractive male, seeks discreet companionship with female who is married, slim, attractive, late 30's - early 40's. SY 3025 ATTRACTIVE 37 yr. old male, enjoys long walks, dancing, movies, dining, is very shy, seeks female, slim, attractive, 25-35 who enjoys same. SY 3027 vuR children nave grown and times are now our own. Very attractive blonde, early 50's, professional lady seeks professional gentleman 50 plus, call to share your dreams. SY 2000 ATTRACTIVE early 50's white, I have long brown hair, warm, spontaneous, good sense of humour, love cottage life, seeking man 45-55, responsible with same. SY 2001 SEXY, smart, secure single mom wishes to meet financially secure, attractive, single male who loves life and children and is family oriented. SY 2002 ATTRACTIVE working woman seeks similar male, age 21-26 with excellent communications skills, and who shares same interest in music, art, and fun. SY 2004 I'M a 30 yr, old attractive woman, years of age or older. divorced, with children. I'm an avid reader and enjoy dancing, seeks family oriented gentleman 30-40 yrs. SY 2005 SincereCyli Fours ADS. SINCERE, attractive, professional. home like Christian femal 40' e. s, non - Read the instructions below then call 1-416-976-1991 smoker, enjoys sports, travel, theatre, music, seeks honest, fit Christian male 40-50 with same interests. SY 2006 When calling 1-416-976-1991 a charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your womOanESSIONALseeks a s, atVactive 34 yr old pecial affectionate and telephone bill as soon as you connect to the `s ineere,r J our.5 service. humourous partner. I love being active, sports, outdoor activities, dancing. cooking, music and movies. SY 2007 1), aft Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make a note of the four digit _-'Y aGLE working male, working seeks who mailbox number that appears at the end of each ad you're interested in. enjoys sports and music. SY 2008 2) Using a touch tone telephone call 1-416-976-1991 at any time of day. You must call I'M a 25 yr. old female nursing student with one child. Seeks responsible male, from within the 416 area code to access the telephone service. 28-35, family oriented, who enjoys quiet 3) Follow the easy instructions. You'll have the option of responding to a specific times• dining and dancing. SY 2009 ATTRACTIVE, 4,; Y -S young, ;oyes ad, OI "browsing" voice mailbox reetin s from ATTRACTIVE 35 yr. old woman blonde s;c-ts cottage country, romantic g g _)tncerelty � burg hair, fit, outdoor person, likes sports, dinners. seeks women 30-40. attractive, advertisers within each category. and dining, seeks man 30-40 attractive. withwell established, and sincere. SY 2011 F and ON TE an attractive sr Iola Need FREE help? Call 404-1436 Oshawa, 686-5155 Ajax Monday through Sunday 'WHITE 50 yr. old lady. positive outlook. AFFECTIONATE and attractive singe male. 30 yrs., parent of two, enjoys from 3:00 P'g m. through 11:00 p.m. seeks white male 45-55 vet.chiro.m.d., family life. music, moves, outdoors, dent., enjoys life in general. SY 2013 seeks warm attractive, honest, sincere lady. SY 1019 ATTRACTIVE 21 yr old male. Loves seeks 28-40 yr. old, must be outgoing. sports, children, animals, enjoys music. Parties. long walks, seeks female 19-25. HI, I'm a 45 yr. old male brown hair, must be sincere. SY 1020 green eyes, shy. 5'11", seeks slim SHY secure male 37 yrs. old. enjoys woman 30-40 yrs., dinner and sports, dining, dancing, seeks sincere friendship. SY 3001 female 25-40 who enjoys same. SY SINGLE white male SWM. 5'5-. 35 1021 years. seeks SWF looking for long term SINGLE male, 39 yrs., slim, secure, fun relationship. Sincere, enjoys dining, loving, seeks attractive lady 25-35 who movies. cam -Ding and smarts SY 3003 envoys trayelino SY 1022 HANDSOME romantic, fun loving, TALL, dark, handsome gentleman, old discreet gentleman, 40 yrs. university fashioned, romantic, well established, educated, loves cottage life, seeks lady enjoys long walks on the beach, quiet 20's -30's with compatible qualities. SY dinners, seeks female 20-30, attractive, 3005 who enjoys same. SY 1023 TALL, attractive, intelligent, widow, ATTRACTIVE 39 yr. old male, shy, seeking gentian of quality, should be enjoys dining, dancing, long walks, tall, white, 57-63, unattached, well drives, seeks female 30-40, slim, groomed, articulate and intelligent. SY sincere and honest SY 1024 3006 AFFECTIONATE 47 yr. old white male. PROFESSIONAL, self-employed lady, Fir, blue eyes, handsome, would like to mid 40's, social drinker, enjoys travel, meet a tall, shirt, down to earth lady, 35- dining out, dancing, dinners at home. 45. SY 1025 Seeks honest, kind, intelligent, SHY male, 47 yr., interests are dining, Professional n SY 3007 dancing, fishing, camping, outdoor EASY FUS. early 30's, hNtlted on his person, seeks female 38 and up, Hammy, looking for a passenger who healthy and Outgoing. SY 1026 knres Sunday afternoon jaunts out in the 30�Od , seeks female 24 and up. SY ATTACHED male, seeks understanding attached female, over 40 yrs., slim, for 55-65 for friendship, dancing, quiet WELL travelled, attractive, 30 yr. old male. seeks white, full figured, sincere, slim lady with long hair for relationship, ATTRACTIVE male, 50's. likes drives, movies, dining, seeks female 40-50 for tun and fnendstun. SY 3010 ATTRACTIVE, 33 yr. old, white male, 5'8', green eyes, light brown hair, enjoys water sluing, movies, camping, seeks 25-30 yr. female, slim with same interests. SY 3012 BLONDE shoulder length hair, blue eyes, 18 yr. male, fun loving, seeks women 18.20, slim, attractive, Ajax area. SY 3013 ATTRACTIVE 33 yr. old female, loves country music, barbecues, most sports, camping. Seeks male 30-38, attractive, ys life SY 3014 ATTRACTIVE 46 yr. old black woman, a Mlle shy, enjoys dining. some sports. long walks, seeks gentleman 46-50, respectable and sincere. SY 3015 ATTRACTIVE 34 yrold female, many interests, travelling, horses, outdoor activities, theatre, dining, seeks male 30.40 yrs. for interesting conversation and friendship. SY 3016 011,Suel encounters. SY 5004 PLACE YOUR FREE COUPLE in late 20's seeks other couple for fun and • and oompaniortehip. Sr 2021 Sincerel�iy. yours AD TODAY tri p. ali our eery 30's P.M.5o 1111E are a young couple in JUST CALL DAILY BETWEEN 3:00 AND 11:00 P.M. o klokft for same to snare an occasional CALL MURIEL AT 404-1436 IN OSHAWA AT 686-5155 IN AJAX evening for partying and 1) To lace our free 25 word print ad in this section for two weeks call our companionship. Sr 5018 P Y y Sincerely - yours ATTACHED male, late 30's, seeks rep today. You may place an ad as often as you like. Once you place your print ad you will be issued a mail si uple or m feale for casual encounters. box number and four digit personal access code required to place your voice ad. ATTACHED male, 39, slim, enjoys long walks, boating, quiet dinners, seeks like 2) To place your voice ad in the .Sincereft, Fours stem call SY sago mewed tamale 30-40 ""'° enjoys same. s 1-416-976-1991, a charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your telephone bill as soon as you connect to Ot hiwa Whitby TNs week k,►W Pickenri6 New: Advertiser assunw5 no liability for the corian< or the service. nude amt Oshawa Whitby This We& s a re "t thereof. The dvwftw b �Y das to any bcsili y W hit dvertise omei 71ie advertiser arsumes compkee liability for the concent of, aid aD teaPpres b, airy advert or recorded advertwasiew or Misdil pieced by OWSAW—lba � wdich ems b of �yy y rs, Ow dveirbeier knew hb td i n�New� Newspapers t� ar Mulles (oras msb, e:pasw, haWtks sed deewfs ratli ft horn a ot�by, to �publkatlo�er q rwft aiersaee. oaaws Whilby This Week reserves the rWd b revlet lesbict at caacai any dent., enjoys life in general. SY 2013 PROFESSIONAL blue eyed, thin blond, seeks 28-40 yr. old, must be outgoing. SY 2014 ATTRACTIVE, independent, fun loving SINCERE widow, white senior, woman, looking for the same in a man. Hoping for a great friendship and interests, country western music, loves healthy relationship, age 30-40. SY pets, outdoors, travel, walking, simple 2015 life style, seeks sincere male companion. SY 3017 ATTRACTIVE female. 20 yrs., likes ATTRACTIVE married male, mid 30's, country music, sports cars, long walks, seeks male 20-28 with same interests. seeks married female 20-40, attractive, SY 2016 for companionship. Discretion assured. SY 3018 AVERAGE white female, late 40's, seeks well established older gentleman ATTRACTIVE woman, late 30's, seeks who likes dining, dancing, long walks, male who enjoys travel, dancing, camping and fishing, SY 2017 Sports, music, who is outgoing with ATTRACTIVE blonde, mature, intelligent good sense of humour. SY 3019 women who enjoys dining, dancing, GOOD LOOKING guy, looking for country drMng, seeks reale 35-45 who companionship during the day. Seeks is sensitive, sincere and enjoys same. female 20-30 who enjoys the outdoors, SY 2018 and movies. SY 3020 ATTRACTIVE, slim lady, searching for ATTRACTIVE male, 5'11', 35, seeks warm, honest gentleman, established married female 25-40, attractive for 55-65 for friendship, dancing, quiet c2MDaniorishio. SY 3021 times, social danker, prefer non-smoker. ATTRACTIVE male, early 30's, athletic, SY 2019 seeks female, slim, red hair, for quiet SEPARATED mother of one, 24 yrs., evenings and companionship. SY 3022 5'9', shy, enjoys long walks on the TALL, attractive, brown hair, �h, seeks tall, attracdv�e, honest and gentleman, 22 yrs. old, enjoys motor (un �^n9 male, 22-28. SY 2020 spats, music, long walks on the beach, ATTRACTIVE, articulate, educated, seeks female 20-30, who enjoys same. SY 3023 SWF. 46 yrs. young, seeks fit, — affectionate, dependable. SWM, 40 yrs. plus for dating, dancing conversation • and oompaniortehip. Sr 2021 Sincerel�iy. yours AD TODAY tri p. ali our eery 30's P.M.5o 1111E are a young couple in JUST CALL DAILY BETWEEN 3:00 AND 11:00 P.M. o klokft for same to snare an occasional CALL MURIEL AT 404-1436 IN OSHAWA AT 686-5155 IN AJAX evening for partying and 1) To lace our free 25 word print ad in this section for two weeks call our companionship. Sr 5018 P Y y Sincerely - yours ATTACHED male, late 30's, seeks rep today. You may place an ad as often as you like. Once you place your print ad you will be issued a mail si uple or m feale for casual encounters. box number and four digit personal access code required to place your voice ad. ATTACHED male, 39, slim, enjoys long walks, boating, quiet dinners, seeks like 2) To place your voice ad in the .Sincereft, Fours stem call SY sago mewed tamale 30-40 ""'° enjoys same. s 1-416-976-1991, a charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your telephone bill as soon as you connect to Ot hiwa Whitby TNs week k,►W Pickenri6 New: Advertiser assunw5 no liability for the corian< or the service. nude amt Oshawa Whitby This We& s a re "t thereof. The dvwftw b �Y das to any bcsili y W hit dvertise omei 71ie advertiser arsumes compkee liability for the concent of, aid aD teaPpres b, airy advert or recorded advertwasiew or Misdil pieced by OWSAW—lba � wdich ems b of �yy y rs, Ow dveirbeier knew hb td i n�New� Newspapers t� ar Mulles (oras msb, e:pasw, haWtks sed deewfs ratli ft horn a ot�by, to �publkatlo�er q rwft aiersaee. oaaws Whilby This Week reserves the rWd b revlet lesbict at caacai any HUGE SALE! -4 lei 1 PDQ MATS REAR WIPERS. 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For more irdormatim call 683-M. ALASKA JOBS Eam uP 10 $X.000leitinillmi 3 north. AUo cotton ion, i 011 fields pMs UE WN C ri . K1 HNs. T=js 6n, 110 GMWM H* 110 General Help 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help 220 a � 300 Autornobiles Aua Parts a ParApartments For Sale 3'40 Repairs 400 For Rent LA011 CHANCE SENIOR highsch" or unrvw- PIANOSIGRANDFATHER - fiance. rent to own, NOW Mostly new equtxrert for sale $15hr. Cal Dorothy 01 Cathy. CLOCKS kprfpht, . sand SPEAK AND GROW RICH Dorrrinion Automotive is a WAREHOUSE Supervisor - keyboards. CLOCKS -fres free delivery and set up. Call Telep Become a motivational speaker/manager, recognind Mader in the rinenufacture (Mare requires your chemical/ sONen,s knowledge. This is a and take advantage of our low Earn 6-7 figures. market1 distribution of writ " roducts and h-vy lifting. Salary to $28,000. prices on al stock. Bea pylon a(�ys1433-1491. (TFALL) RISK TAKERS ONLY. for the automotive afyteprBlail'I[et. Sales Hal CARPET - I have several 1000 Call before 5/12193 in our success by joining SAM a aril stereo, new acrylic paint. yard, d ,�, ���« and 100% nybn carpet. III carpet 14X*767.6745• an your living room and hall for 1909 Buick LeSabre, 4 door, (PegDavenport) $360. Price inckrdes Carpet, pad private one owner, loaded with and installation -30 aril - air white with lel HOMEWORKERS NEEDED! EARN $1000/WEEK AT YOUR HOME for FREE information send us self addressed stamped envek)pe to: STEF. CO. P.O. Box 551 Stn. V Etobicoke, ONT. Ill 5Z9 AVON EARN EXTRA MONEY IN YOUR SPARE TIME, SELL AVON WHERE YOU LIVE OR WORK NO INVENTORY TO BUY. SPECIAL START-UP. FREE $20 GIFT FOR 1 WEEK. CALL NOW MRS. C. LORD (416) 619-1574 Experienced Auto Detailers required. Call 831-4290 BE THAT FREE $1,500 per month working from MATURE, experrol caIMMM work- required. Duties include Cooking and operating the castle register. Cal Ruth at e68-8811 ext. 263. 8 am. -4 p.m Mon -Fr. (051193) moo told operator - Ajax up to $12/hr, 24-30 his, per week. Ex- perbn•'e essersial. please send resume to Fie :6069 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71-5. (051293) WE wish to recruit, train and schedule volunteers to meet Blood program needs in the Region or Durham. Job require• inerts include: Excellent com. munication and organizational skills, must be able to work flexible hours and have a valid driv-'s license. Send resume to: Heather Farquhar, Super- visor Administrative Service, Canadian Fled Cross Society, 222 St. Patrick St., Toronto, ort. M 5 1V4. (051193) FULL time haisylist required. $Whr plus commission. bank plan. holiday pay, birthday pay, good waking cortdltions. Cal 683-36W. (TF) INTERNATIONAL company now hiring taiirmarketers, hour* wage Plus bonus. paid training, exp -erre not essential. Cal Keri between 9-12 and 5.9 at 430-7510.(051493) EXPERIENCED harstylisl for L'Artitudes in Pickering Town Centre. Ask for Stacey, 420- 1440. (051 293) KIDS and teens needed Im. nediatoly for modelling work, catalogues and TV Commercials. Call 962.5511. Rn DEMONSTRATORS needed for motor departrrsrt cions. Pidk- -mg:Scarboro/Oshawa area. 416-891-7534. $500-$700 008". v-aiible. (05149 home. SENIOR highsch" or unrvw- Call 420-2486. sty students rlleleded rul/part t`% i A)ai,Pldkering. Apprpx. Mostly new equtxrert for sale $15hr. Cal Dorothy 01 Cathy. NEED extra incomethis sprig? 830.6276 of tH) 839-6277. (0513 Major Ling oomparny 4 lock- WAREHOUSE Supervisor - `ng formetuelatassinlhismea. Part tine sale. own "Va• flexI - environmental company hours, full training, excellent comxrission, bonus plan. Join requires your chemical/ sONen,s knowledge. This is a our team Of success" under- ha nd&-0n Ibatoon that rowwols Cover Wear Worrkeri Call 427. h-vy lifting. Salary to $28,000. 8205. (0525031 The Mints Group. 427.6060 5' pine harvest table $345; 6 Sales Hal EIP.Ctrp- Mechanical Technician Your familiarity with computers will allow you to produce engineering drawings using AutoCad. In our team environment, you will also be responsible for Bills of Materials and the part number system maintenance as well as evaluating and testing of products. To qualify for this position, you must be a college graduate with 2 years' related work experience. Put your expertise to the test. We offer a comprehensive salary and benefits package. Please apply In wrong, to: Human Resources Department, Dominion Automotive Industries Inc., 141 Reach Street, Uxbridge, Ontario L9P 1S8 Fax: (416) 852-4534 No agencies, please. t. t. D,MINE NL'USIRIE', "r Retirement Home Requires Part-time RNA's. Weekend & shift work involved. Please call rs ,� 165 Day Care Available 165 Day Care Available WELCOYNG children of any age to pin in with activities, games and crafts. Nutritious meals and reoerps provided. Hwy s2/Brock Rd. 427-9439. (051693) WESTlEYMOSSSL.AND n�led a reliable balbysmor) Smacks. ha lunches. references. Child care diploma. 427-4937. (050903) INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD in aning, safe, fun home envnonment Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates lieoeipe, subs s hours. Cap y 6 . Steve, (416) 287-5072. (TF) Lie Inter W/. As - king $7495 o.b.o. 723-3802. INGROUNO pool, 12h x 24ft. (051493) Mostly new equtxrert for sale 1999 Sunbkd LE. 4 door, auto, or will trade for fping in hole and ps., pb., air, am/Im stereo landscaping. Call 723-8089. cassette, excellent clean run. (051193) ning car. 108,000 kms., $4695 OAK/PINE FURNITURE. Why Carded. 4 more to choose from. pay retail prices? Buy direct Open Sunday. call 427-9722 from one 0 Ontario's oldest and anytime. Russ. Big Town Sales. largest Manulactureis and save. (051193) 5' pine harvest table $345; 6 1967 Monte Carlo Luxury Spon, oak pedestal table c/w ext, two door. V6, auto, ps., pb., air, $399; cannonball bed $299; aril stereo, new acrylic paint. over 20 stain choices. AN solid, burgundy, mag wheels. $34495 no veneer. TRADITIONAL certified. Call 427-9722 anytime. WOODWORKING. 416-985- Russ 4 more cars to choose 8774. (TF) from. Open Sunday, Big Town WATERBED super single, Sales. (051193) medium dark pine, bookcase 1985 Honda Accord. $1200 Car - head board. Sao. Cap 427-9176. tified o.b.o. 233 kms.. one (050m) owner, must sell. Bought new BEDROOM surto. solid oak, car' 432.7341. (051493) triple dresser wth mirror. ammoir. 1964 Buick Skyhawk Coupe. 4 huge wap unit, headboard with cyl rider. a:!omatic. 51800 mirror. drawers. Ike new. Asking certified. Good condition. cap $3500. 683.8052. (051293) 579-8249. (050993) ANTIOUES, - 9 pce. dining. am, 1983 Plymouth Cavalier, two set, $1475. Roll top desk. door. automat, pe., Co.. cruise. $1150. Lamp table. $160; oak air, lady driven. very good rocker. $120: secretary desk. 5350; HornMie generator. $625; condition. must be seen. Asking still cleaning stove. $285; leh $1895. Property certded 430 - 0944. (051193) hand golf clubs. $75; lawnmmoww. $45. Dressers. 430- 1961 Corvette, navy blue `tenor 2650. (051393) and armor. automat C. ps., pb.. Articles °W . cruse controt. gess 236 Wanted rodc, epULi1 Prone. tap d the e :,no Blah Pur* Stereo. new 3.• machines, any condition. also Goadhch hies. ^ever 11^•11 WANTED stoves. " d^yes. dr•ven, exons-! shape, ^ust washer and dryers. working Or sell. Asking $11.500 432-6843. not. Also wanted. pickup 'root '051393) /newer than 1978: Cal, but needs brakes. Cail 723-5650 Pick -ng, 4248833. (TIl t9et Malibu. kuded. certifiable. marked Matto, rade in Japan_ $750 o b.o. Call 839-Ct65 FURNITURE Pre 1950's. Ary- !050993) thing o'd. -e: Milk bottles. work. Aislung $600. Call 579- marbles. Pens. advertising, toys. _ 19e0 oyda Celia Couple GT. decoys. sporting Cil 4/6-655- 5 speed, low "mileage. only 8049. (060393) 140.000 kmb.. good mrWnion. WANTED used good =1100 0b o. Cail 427 9356 050993) flagstone. Pick up free. 683- 1970 ^ 4356. (0509931 orvette. excellent WANTED - prmbal and basepal conCItr'. 350 auto. never Utter Driven, 59.000 miles. $8500 machines, any condition. also Cal 404-9422. (050993) have same for sale. Cal 435- CWS or trlJcie, Also rash 0231. (063093) BACK an mans 1981. Toyota MARINE Dills - France' Tercel. as is. 540X. Runs fine etc(Miopei es. vinyl clothing 41959 but needs brakes. Cail 723-5650 items. .f items, from 1959 to 1969 t atter 6 P.M. M513931 marked Matto, rade in Japan_ FOR sale - 1963 Pontiac Grand Cap Margaret (Mississauga). LeMans, good body, needs 416-5671961. (050993) work. Aislung $600. Call 579- Marketing Ltd. 623.0884. &5% ah- 6 p.m. (051493) 260 Arts b Crafts 305 Automobiles Pets -Supplies- 290 anted PLANNING your Child's bvt .7 Try chilWen's ]@"- IOffice Help 130 DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 'n' parties. Fun am ow to FAST CASH - FREE TOW AQeMS 509.1207 ' create. Excellent rates. Can D&B Towing offers w you are sklgle a a sfngi86- s Joanne. 62289. Adultes- ltop POwit Or eepra od Or dlkl«Ced with three years work enpwbnce. you may qualllr for IYlarmdal assitance or I you are over 4S and have reoarkey been Wd off. you may qi+ality for Lain. Ing assistance. DIP/CERT, Lotus. WordPerfect. D -base, wad. acerae, bedlo d. autoead. YCoroi L Pep nmkor.. prHaarrvrartd,, and systems An 4 ,opoi delicate EXPEINSOMMillan Parcel and C. MadnbsK 1. Ouank darca . Large broad in Md. non smoker. hot Inldw WASHERS Dryers. Fridges also airalsble (051693) doparS for your SGdp to school age. 9 yens 210 Flea Market EXHIBITORS wanted for Craft and 1 lo" Show. Sat. June CWS or trlJcie, Also rash .,p.. Jorge play „p in ,, 837.1760. (051893) 1225 and 5 . Surday June 6 as BowrtgnMple for drivable � v�. 7 of basement. Smoke free onvi onment. Lakedrhreway/ GOLF Lessors Fore - kule many Recreation Complex. For ° • tG200 oro. 427-9065. (051292:) Westney Rd. 683.6679. strokes after just a couple sd'ormMm. Call Creole 'N Sol 4 364 (05129M mown. Flexible hours and only Marketing Ltd. 623.0884. 320 Vans, 4 Wheel 06" Rd. E.C.E. mom with corny $15 p- lsason. Larry, 619-1398.DAYCAREaralable.610grarmu Pets -Supplies- 290 Trucks For 31 0 Articles exp-io'+« ing 220 Boarding Sale years. a°" hIto For Sale Oshawa. 776227 178. (0510 Etpress and NAnsha W. Durham! URGENTLtr 18q,a - consul. darca . Large broad in Md. non smoker. hot Inldw WASHERS Dryers. Fridges NORWEGIAN E l k h o u n d p�o. similar to Huskey's. 1987 SID Blazer 4x4, exow'llem Business Computer Colyge. tants and mtnagers b so tilt and snacks provided. Terry, Stoilss . new and.------- - - - -. great te►ryermerit. will sol CKC condition, new Laredo rims, 5 427-3010. (TF) pirtN and Mess through horns parlfes and con".tsteiaL Ground 837.1760. (051893) 1225 and rsgmtsrsd or not. Malas and tamales, ready to go now. WOW. pa., Pb., ac, tit pulse. Poli, two tone Tahoe package, .�aaq Hefa 130 !icor appatunty. Call eolsft DAYCARE available in my washers $175 and up for reioon- home, Harwood/Sayly, $75 diiornsd dryws. $175 and up for PI.... c; N Darna µ1b7 4: 5124. ((*149M ° • tG200 oro. 427-9065. (051292:) Vt � M�� Ok� 403- AgeM3 6e°► wsddy. Any aper receipts given. reconditioned fridges and Large fenced yard, happy stoves. Also loin operated environment, references washer and dryers.Drives _ DONwrb landfill saw uw your se the now 320 Vans, 4 Wheel e �CCCaIT Tl�r� .1 REPRESENTATIVE SALES REPRESENTATIVE available. Call 683-8873. s un and urn�d Diog � � Appliances.7 C Sl Sys LWOMOM a a suposr of clawav Oshawa. 776227 178. (0510 or 434-8782. gam - 9pml 7 days tlNtrlMllafKN ptodll�ll d cealmap find I it"If. 205 Firewood SAYE its calk pins sola trio PW week (TF) 1881 Dodge Grand Caravan LE. 0efdonL boded. al 10 c01�ivalin powlih m re amp lo ow Brei M ' ]=0 ROKA Lumber Hardwood, �Cloo� b � �s Jor "sOOv s' CPN t LHASA Apso puppies. non non shedding. good fir• �' , wa°ws' nm - nine boards. Parma -shin The eI I h,r wN be a lea* feobmd NN sta 45te'xlr. s80. 4)drx/6-, 186. 428'9621. Suit wood 4Wxlr avaeabls, f►armlamt Mims araiabis. flsaNh 19,000 kms., warrant Y EX wW= faguld be an able! MIR no fle0eeeery Th M Dqs, 706.277-3311. eve., 4'80 board It. of cherry. $4 per guwanssd. CKC rog'sswed, vat and needled. House training panafsrabls $18500. Call 576 5742 aAsr 4. jill a 3► a toric Mel ao�1 opprtlN* which ofirs a b 431 ee� board R so3.3285. 0o51?90) started. 1-705-786-3124. : W% comall sKM cltlrlp" benebh. and 21 O .TOE'S Irrdustril Wore 8 Wlpsrs TEAM OBEDIENCE. nand puppy WHEELS and tiros for sale. ex- cellent condition. Cheviot Shedd AWESOME aluminum wheels. with APARTMENTS Yokohama 352 tires (235/ INSURANCE, open 9-9p.m. by 60HR14), its mid size GM RWD Lap 1 -2 bdrm. Vantriefts. and Camaro Firebird or S10 (� 00m&VIraby kICa00ns pickup. $500. Call before 8 p.m. 571-6730.(051193) Avail. June 18 1 Rents tram $0 8 05 355 Motorcycles cat 432-9127 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 PINE RIDGE $675 MONTHLY WHI Spotless 2Y rmbachelor on lower level of modern tripler, with lensed garden. appliances, utilities a park- ing included. Cal now. 1976 Suzuki GT 550, very fast. Shedd must be seen. Easily candied. $500 o.b.o. Call 839-4800. 697.2660 even' � (050993) or M4555 days INSURANCE, open 9-9p.m. by AJAX - � storey. 3 bedroom appointment. Monday to Saturday. Motorcycle. Auto and Central location, clean, 4 very property rates' appliances. 5900. utilities. July 1 One bedroom basement 20 years Over 20 years exp -arca. Call 427-3595. (061393) apartment• dear/bright, ceramic ties. 4 aopliance6. $550 . 1,3 365 utilmtres. June ' 683-8768 Marine rte) UVERPOOLIBAYLY - custor 21.5n ruddy cab:. '989 ' Ify '100 SQ'!. one bedroom plus serviced. New trail-, sleeps 4. can. huge private laundry, tory OMC Cobra. V8. 260HP, com- private entrance, parking. Plate Zile vests. satety a litances. available June 1 equipment, skis, stereo• total $650 Inclusive. First/last, no package for 520.900. 5041717. pars. Apoomirmenis call 837. (051493) 6667.`051393) - r.. aporsrnan. 'YtlZ SOUTH A,ax - basement Saxrmon Boal, 200 Marc. OUT bachelor apartment, private boad motor. 7.5 Marc. ironing entrance. I,reciace. air con- 3 motor. 4 *-"9g-s. 4 'ods poll, bath, klIcnenene. shared and reels. new carntlar 'cc) *4 r l a u n d r y .$ 4 5 0 Inc s i v e trailer, many extras. $43.000 o,efel m1a1,;re worlirg non O.B.O 7238269. (050993) smoker. no pets. Call 427.3664 12FT c,i>ro glass fishing coat (051393) with r-iotor and weh,out Trager PICKERING votes gi,401 - and accessories In now ,a,ge „� �,onm ,7asemenl, Condition- 4048905. (051193) ave lab e y I. separate 370 Recreation entrance. laundry. 'erced yard. C.A . $6Cr, plus 839-6044 Vehicles ,51393,; 1278 i;. 3 = c.- OSHA W A •wo oedroom ',0n, motomorme. 22 h. 64.0010 miles. aloarr-Ont :uoex 'vice and excellent condtior, $•` 000 qua 1es.dential area. large o b.o. Call 430 25M. (051393) living room and KrIch n. nx y Apartments OetorarW `*nded yard. i65C - 40 6 P 'tWro : ardlordl pays for nearing For Rent and wa•er Ava.lab e ^1r^ed are y. 726 2255 v AJAX FROM 9750 - 1, 2 and 3 Bdrm. Suites - 5 Appliances incl. en suite laundry - Pool, Whirlpool, Sauna - Exercise Equipment - Tennis Court, Playground - Wood buming fireplaces NEAR GO TRAIN & HWY. 401 Rental Office Hours: Tues. -Fri. 12-6 p.m. Sat. 10-5 P.M. $ 686-687211 aN wnoa PIN» fuland you► lawrite in rim I'elloe Flea Market - Cloth IF nett and -W ands in �(� ig 330 TrailersE571,%, UEWATER PARK bjr i■c or Ri% W. shop cosh. used r4os11irg now „sol doWlg for glee whole tan*. 29 and Jure 5. Smit classes roolor NL:1`fk vEllooRa ttti.rtlsd - now flea Beal the ►#css#bn, I -s than i/ "w°I► mire market CAN- 2 prior. 610 Bayly E.. Alex. guaranteed. Can 430-0025. 30, Sir WMN C WWw Cobra.TBY APARTMENT$ UNDERWOWS► Nl9[3TM AREN►1lI I dmfs Hous, 9 am -111 pmL. Saturdays, Automobiles top or do like. oke now. air.MbB rid 2 bedtoan suilei, in 410 Fifllgf AV& May 22. arwrg Sept. to This 9 a-rnL-5 pin . 427-2860. (TF) 300 For Sale mierowave, stereo, few way inrlteculetllp evAnt veil to nv., arornd /ride. ribber toe. 20 tL awning btJid r1p, bl0aro01e, 3 appliances. pop, i� Ont LIS 20 E1/AIM Tap ski -whole Baia high trait such as basebae N9ht weights Phone 683-3070. Fall: 41 6149829 qy tsllarre a„ t((y and retail, screened and (OSpgg3j e, Parnas lOr 18tllnb coUtffi, !3X0=0 � �L �h all shredded, Triple Mix, Brick 1991 Starcrart hard top trai-,le:- covered periling. 150 " ' "ca' Da Care to success. For tuner sand. Alio: cedar and other simpe 5, sink, stove. ice box, Ho* y ntrmy stock awoble at ills- 01 Kathleen St..W. it Diatai 160 Wanted � call I* Rory mm count prices. For prompt CA 7 We 1. (5'x'^1$ c7D6) 432 2966 Cal 725145,. (051 ISM Mon. -Fri. 9-5 & W.. & Sun. 12-5 ABOVE ground pool and all dory' `'N 4301733 a ever~ CANADIAN TIRE PARI' tints dtrttal isslstarmt. LAVE k1tOkR rianry niesdod ti my lops 499.2870. (060993) t8p 31 it Elft trailer located on Alex. 03.1391.00 C@" home. 5 days weekly. Two equipment. new pump ($800 Ajax Pigeon lake. ale" 9. 3 piece Cttidrort Pk*mm p CAN 474- new). ask)ng $499, Cal 120- KAYAK above ground pool. bath. 22 h awning. 22 x 10 h 160 Da Care 1� or #r�r 6 p m• 831-2685. 263D. (051211M 1111i dols padkago, hewer. Safety dedt, 10 x 8 h shed, with kdge Sp$E a Day solar blanket, excellent Wanted 165 Day Care 1� s� - �• Enphh crit• oordition. Located in Oshogia Inspections w�, ""ry'"s, iida ,-3522 C� "NoollowPrarnbyPoll , navy m►duolr. You move. Asking $1750. Cal imp linen, dishes, coats, B "ffTER ler taro yew old Available excellent condition. Asking t363�, (0513p� �49e95 (�O oo. Call 683.1123. WHTBY- main floor.3bedroom posaKsion bttaP s� IMMEDIATE required In my home. Only KINGSTON Rd. and Valley $2rn0• PltorN Trudya188B48Ba CAIpGROUND MwrtiwW* . _- d tripiak, 4 app�+ce#. dean. ment bachelor apartment, reliable, experienced need Farm Rd. Lw raise, nefenestoes (050893) camp coast to coast, 500 Car ilk Light Trucks CITATION - 35 n. Twin TpCluts, large backyard, parking, no antral Whitby, parking, new #PDM• PbCNK brings moll- ayslsble. Activities for all al�pooa� K&T in own, 4 burner pow recons, $1 per NPM. LNetino two bedrooms, ful bathroom, pots. Available June 1. $800 appliances, two entrances. saps at 686-9641. Ajax, any age wMoonna tot krrcMe, t Moffat, $250. CaN 883 Ajax many extras. $11,000. To view, plus. Cal 420.6652. (051193) $r0, �-y�0 top. m-mmbership. Paid $4000, au- ^^1r8x (051393) RNerertass. (051983) cANaslytirts4202558 (04 IMM 4601• (051293) king $695. 614.761.9257. / all Pail alter 6 P.m 416724• AVAILABLE immediately in NANNY/NOUSEKEEPER - ost,E responsible daycare &03-22! !' (�) Whitbyapartment buildin SAX -spacious furnished' Ajax: QUEEN lin waterbed• book• AJAX Pidkorog AppYances, no 9• basement apartment, $500. �llivence. IMnrenon June. - 1^ «eammrmrom case headboard, complete, 1990 Chrysler Daytona, 5 trailer, sskgx 5,,TANCRAFT nlessdtthv Iwo tont Spacious, carpeted, newly �� by ore person. Also $100.61 134. r###«vbN other refused. Fully pried aparotrm with balcony. one fur Wei d bodrooll $300 Full time (not a sulrnar.febl for lborplayrow, fund and enadk. ( guaranteed, reconditioned- speed, ps., pb., air, alm/fm Its.. can be tovkidlt� 0 ON ear• close to Dor, sin All active 17 month #� s Any ape welcome. Lilrlfs top tnnill morn Wols Come make u# o Cassette, tot, cruill ipoter, stool hidge, silk. aanlitp pus uNtios Irl bus.. oppin9• per monthared . Utilities inckrded. two 7:9 PCit: S�'1�sr� and ��I Llt#k�.0• dial 4�787N /e7 IMa#te!�y eflie. te900. 14i0si430y ostras. $2000. CAN 426 bedroom fiS50.Wk $la6rborrL I VIIIIII, POS, On* hmedlate yac52s a(labt� (051363►: 1 t ti 's : {`.)� is Tlilt . . . Fi�'S AOL (05!683) �.. 63. f0e140e/ stiles sh« 9 p m (051293) - 1I�, IZO.6¢65173. QF) 12800 wvis An�t`SvkDJ►'�,�totiiY� 1l3t 400 "un" 400 " 400 MINF" 410 "°'� em 420 T F� 500 Fo m 500 For Sale 540 Ouc-of-Tom, _ DELUXE IMM bedroom In well 8118ACULATE three bedroom A Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 ,„thrix Sat. -Sun 12-5 fitn411"Ilx>,. . _.. 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. A' kept aperlmern blJrldfflg in Pot rrnrt floor bungalow. eat -in JAX - three bedroom towrkwtse, Westrhey RdJHwy Perry. 15 min. Hath c Oshawa. Balcony with stidig doors, over kitchen, ihrinp room, parking• central ail, no pets. ran smhokers s2 . end unit with garap X75 mcnfMY 1000 sq.ft. d living space. Ideal for preferted. Avylabls July 1. $790 plus utilities. felrst/last, references, non smoking, no retiremern orBase who en- plus hydro and weer. 576-0677. Is. available immediately. joy quiet 1". $808 • hydro. (051393) 420-3236.(051293) 985.9253. (051393) PICKERING - 4 bedrooms plus 11lfNTBY .Garden town home. MAIN flea - Rougernourn arse, one bedroom basement spacious three bedrooms. 1 tit Pickering. Three bedroom, apartment. 6 appliances, 2 112 baths, fainly room, walkout to hedge, stove, laundry facmiss, baths. nice neighbourhood, neon PAM. garage• close to sdwols Iwo car parking, $800 per ..cold schools, shopping, 401, first, and transportation. $950 includes utilities. No pets. Avail- last, $1500 available July 1. monthly. 668.8110 leave able WwnK%ately. After 6. 508- 420.9171. massage (051193) 1941 or 6,9.1844. (050993) PKXER111G - 4 bedroom haps main and top floor, $900 . utilities. Also one bedroom basement apartment, $550 inclusive. 683-1885 please leave message. (051293) W-91DEMS needed for private living aobonadatbrx at quiet Central Whitby location. $250 and fi.M inclusive. First/last and references required. 430- 8374 34 8374 for appointment. (051193) K COfIdItKN,ing, DIMM OOm, 2 appliances, THREE bedroom apartment in I laundry facilities and underground parking duplex. top floor. new building.included. Oshawa Centre area. New fridge, stove, washer, dryer, Call 686-0845 available no. iaasly. C�al 728- 59M. (051393) 11 -Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. AJAX - batemert aoartnern. one and 12 bedroonc. separate entrance, clear bus stop. avaf- AJAX bright spacious one HWY 82,Rothergler., new able now. Phone evenings, 696 - room basement aparrhent, modern bright two bedroom 0485. (051493) separate entrance. Close to all basement apartment, side 420 Townhouses 420 Townhouses For Rent For Rent PRINGLE CREEK CO-OPERATIVE HOME INC. Are now accepting applications for: 3 bedroom full house from $787 4 bedroom full house from $871 This includes basic cable, parking & water. Gose to all amenities, easy access to Hwy. for further information call 666-2008 A IOD acre r B00 R. of shoe libel Beside Crown Landf Big trees, only •32.900. - financing available. Brand new Viceroy, 900. Cal $$800 tug price. Large eeckuded Co. ph lot. Sand', " , great fishing. next to 10,000 acre county forest. One hour east d Toronto. Charles. (416) 431- 1555. (ON0= 570 Camper Trailers Sites GET ready for sumer nowt In a large beautiful carrpground with fed hook-ups, spacious FAMILY aid ADULT atee aid organized activities. We have a large selection of NEW and USED park models and travel trailers, starting at $1400 . many on shes, call for an up to date IN or drop in to PIGEON LAKE COURnCE - six year old IrK - TRAILER PARK, open 7 days a newly painted. 1200 sq.n.. 3 Camper week. 705.799.5376. (051393) 570 bedrooms. 1 12 baths. one car J Trailers Sites Plant, comiciet" renovated. separate enhance, trigs. stove. garage. huge ravine lot with OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- walkout to dock. Asking ��� Loans $133.500. Phone 655.5662. PICKERING - one bachelor t?asernenl apartment next to of Quick closing available. BEAUTIFUL South Lake - tern (051190) and trailer park. Sandy beach , ommommow MORTGAGES arw loans. 9591. Playground, store. rec hall, financing. down payment also PRICED to see. $ I 19.000. North snack bar, etc. Family camp arranged. Qualified or Oshawa. three bedroom, single, ground. Seasonal rate, $760, unqualified. Call Doug 668 - upgrades throughout. Minden. (705) 286.2555. 6805. Communuity Financial appliances. drapes. large (0511931 Services' (TF) fenced backyard. Open House -- --- - BRIGHT spacers two OednDpn Sat. and Sun. 21 p m 355 Traa- $75. Call 579.3583 or 728-9345. errnentets, a apdiances. tisoo ernranoe, til bath, ! appliances. UVERPOOUKRO5N0 - two -_.- _ ._ edge Cees. 579-371 t. (051393) 580 Mortgages 580 Mortgages (TF) cable. $745 der 113 hydro and bedroom Ferre" t apartment. Cottages For Inclusive. 886-89'2, 430 Rc oms To 470 JUST ip•dl 4 level. 5 bedrpom, Yd air Con„ Irage, stove, wanner. Rent R t ONE b e d r o b weer no Pefs non smoker trotl om assment ApatmtoM CIOs to GM North last, work relerenoes. 42&1428. dryer, no pets. $650 utilitieswasse includecl. 4241406. (051393) en bait". 16X32 iground pod NE Ofsawa. $159,599. Buyer Plant, comiciet" renovated. separate enhance, trigs. stove. (050993) OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- WESTNEY •legnts rumrshed K A W A R T H A S cozy two room n adult air conditioned b9drborm modern takdrorlt cot- agency required. Dye and Gal no pets No car part n9• pos- PICKERING - one bachelor t?asernenl apartment next to of mems available. One available horse Share tacittrim, close to t a g e s (4 5 min. N E of Anderson, Saes Reps. Guide Really Ltd. 1991. 723-5261. session June 1 $325. Wlinet. First/Last Call 764.6667 staaan. n0 last month deposit 'l -1 aley. others available June 1. First/last required. bus stop. non smoker. IMlast. Peterborough). good fishing, 686 -AW after 5 p.m. (051493) swimming. Boat and motor (051393) call Coe - (050993) required. $500. monthly plus ut#ties. Call Javed or Fred. 683 Laundry facilities. 6550 -SSW • hydro. Also garage availabis. rentals. May 24 king weekend ROOM 10 nem n house wmh one still available. From $1 70 'VY WHITBY - rerovieW house with new addition in mature area 5 BRIGHT spacers two OednDpn 2888. (051493) $75. Call 579.3583 or 728-9345. orf er. access n hOrthe. was weeks, . &-M weekly. (705) b drOOrnt. 4 baths, unique apartment w�•^ balcony �•, 9 pie■. Rent nc!udes fridge. 06i4AWA . furnished Dasernsm apa ime^t private entrance. douses For 410 ^eO91k�e• utilities neyluded. 10 877-2759. (051393) •-"^I to Puckering GO station GEORGIAN Bay near Wasaga design built with quitity. in. ground Icd. West Lynds area stove. utitme and Parking, 3678 parking. spacious Oro b�edroorm Rent Cyt 89,-5206 atter 6 p.m. Beach and Midland. 3 New Dubhcft"Mrate schools, rr'0ritlrt'. Firstlast. Srrxmo and carpeted. TV, cable, ulilrtiex im+r+dtY tacsihes, gesonable 393) bedrooms, sandy beach, deck $207,000. No agents. 430.0783, Will Call Ed th. 430-C339 included Surtabie for single PICKEFVPO Whrtes'Shspperd . PICKERING - south off Liver. with B80, property can be seen M50MM (050993) pel non smoker. no pets. large 3 ♦ t bedroom have, cool Rd. two basement mom. '-n video. 434.6631. (052593) IMMACULATE Whitby home. WHITBY attractive two S60C Available immediately two bedhe, double ganga. Dnval0 $ide ent•arnce. fumransC three bedrooms, three bed•o0•^. bight, clean. $795 inciusNe. Alto two wvel one � 721-1572. (0513931 appliances, fireplace, pets O.K. fenced yard, $1$SO $350 and $325. Clean quiet FW(a 'cine. gentlemen preferred. 490ya<atl0n R nfa! betivo . central ar/vec, a' Law soft or IOWUge paradise. WHITBY - two bedroom spa- tted•oorm . per. $785 ndutrve opus aDartrmeni, parking and mOf'�r' evaAixbfe cram May c 'rst.:ast. Call 839-0257. C fenord yard, $179.900. Sunday BORROW SIO.000. pay as little p 15420-1 ase aA-^9 near Go. .,uly 1 Cas dry laurfacilities. available July (0511.3) 050993) 603525-. (051SM) 1. $b92 on. !y Contact Dave PICKETING - bseutA t dean WWM tovN h." room for PICKETING wanted mature anytime between 9 a rrt-10 p.m spacious two bedroom base- Mini. air conoto, , sv0m1mng non s•,okers Spacious one at 784-4230 or 666-8851, meal apartmer•t. appliances, ppbL $300 Per *„curt)) no lease.be0room apartment wrt� (051193) laundry, fenced yard, near available rtvrdately. Cal 576 separae entrance, fndge. stove. -adage, haalfh and „Awe• Un- Un - hoer„ schools- shopping and GO. Non 1250. (051393) d . bouni, WM PICKERING Villi -two srrhtlker, no pets. $895 month y. RESTUARANTrCAFE for say. and oug ofsx. Rd. and ROUgerrnDurx. sown of lg• bedroom upper level d house. AtVilaDle June 15 831-8777. FURIlSREO spwxxa room ro 401 $65C monthly $500 separate entrance. parking, ) eters In quiet executive holt . table. security OOPMt Inquire. 503 close 10 Go and shopping. 6725 OSHAWA - three bedroom f kit .Perking available. Use OI kitchen. bathroom. 3170 (0509931 monthly, inclusive. First and fexrie for rem. Available June 1. im+r+dtY tacsihes, gesonable 21 p.rrt Open Howe 99 Bassen as $1 t0 Der month o a.C. Cal Blvd. 86111394. (051493) Jerry. 668-7200. Anubs; Invest- 670 Personals PREMIER offering b the G>aansl ments Ltd. (Tr) $109.000 - a cense ortio" MOSEY Prbblerrsv Loans. debt space consolidations. credit says, tan the blind laed thr Shhorrhe. this �la- amangemnsnts. Personal budget the blrss id? Dayaw rrwaftr bright Irving rooms separate for- planning, ga „show stopped. vmw gia"W7 The hireling is ria dining room, linshed bwer FREE CONSULTATIONS . the hired mrsater. Micah 3:11. level, multiple fireplace, Crede Counsellors (Pickering -Isaiah 56:1412, John 10:11. walkouts. Perlect home for 13shwil433-1425. (TF) 'Am CamCDs(t. 1.7059539475. vnteetwwv. Magor Canning (TF) AJAX two bedroom basement AcComm. Ott. Fa NOW lMbon and pholos WHITBY - one bedroom ti 1. available Jure 1. 6631262. Excellent condition wrtn rate. Please call l27-9007 FLORIOA - Madeira Beach. 726-9114. Coldwe❑ Banker 590 Business MRS. Rw, era card, ESP. apa•tment, very clean wr,h (0609931 Cloee to downtown (0512931 1500 sq.h. luxury gulf front PAIR. (051360) Opportunities spiritual advisor on love. entrance. pace rvak SPACIOUS two bedroom apart- and schools. For more - 'VAX - room for rent, condo. 6 appliances. 2 ♦ 1 AJAX � � len Ower nosy and phosos. Disa•ttl For inloNmati°^• w� k(aretn. Baa -adage, haalfh and „Awe• Un- Un - hoer„ 10GOseparate, ig. 10 GO AvargDle June Nor mints n 6 ped with any Infamatron, Wf Steve 576- Mill share ��. availabCIlwowle irr*rledla My. bedrooms, two baths. all RESTUARANTrCAFE for say. hspowi mps. word cleat amok•r. $75C mciusrve Cal near Oshawa Ceme.� (050993) Cal Lynn 6832306. (050683) accessories, heated pool. close 10 schools and GO van. 1,2 year old. Downham Wh". pale 3D Years experience. for Ciows at 427-0372 (051 393) hydro, }nope. stove. panting ACROS6 trot„ Prckenrg Town )aI screened aknporck tap Four bedrooms. 1 112 bath. $700 rent 105 Durdas SL W. available parties. OSHAWA - co Istel fur- Completely nck,ded. Avolaoie rrhrfhed abtY. Centre - haiee mate into hero BEAUTIFUL. sun sets gtopn floor, . P1 "W mhan floor lrrrerly roornwith floor M5003) Scarborough, 269-2109. mart d ler g basement Cas 6663297. MIS 1193) apartments • main floor 3 TowrArm. any ynge ongft feu and mailer. Call 723-6069, 10 gfi�sPleas ��) A6ERCA'S al I Ka CAN 427-9382 (050993) rt apartment. Private Home. AJAX - cleanone bedroom D50rooms. two baths. 5 „„abed room . two pce. . $1papa• to agetrs pyaee. $158,000• nPPor_ lekrhefhnp tlrlly rhdtr in Ontario. Companions 675 •'T" suitable for one response jet apartment, separate entrance. appliances. $925/monthly. wsahroortt then kWm and CLEARWATER - 3 b20noonw 6632166. (051293) 14OD4127-1042pn(051193) aeeadad I6asmood hi school guW Person Ckse to tiers and snbppng- $475 Hydro. Avail- 1ax+Ory• 4 pos_ bath. parking. rho„ smokers. $550 all inclusive. Baserrwa apWhrwnt. two Large bedrooms. pnvate entrance, iirdty, clean owner occupied. 1375 per month. 721.9020 fully fumshed. air coy, mobiy BROKER nes s/o.ow to ww m thomM Heated �f` hof tub• $110 per month, Contact FVa 630 SOD guy /0's. 6R 180 able •*v*rdutery. rNennces 426-1205. Call Ba.m.-i p.m. lege reg epgceand everhinps w4) scirrhi, unser beaches and rrweja a Mp,4ppru Commurdly Fran- Reg istrattons )boubas be. can t. sense of humor. divorced. Cali 7235730. (051393) 428.1205. (051493) kA&on. $825. Cal 666.1385 of GLENDALE . wry large tur- Children maim. ta calf Services. (TF) L1H 715 (08HO31 good job, WllrDy fnomre owner would lore Osha mem floor. Downtown BASEMENTant on 6311201. (OSt390) OSHAWA - two nshed bedwiting room. TV, VCR, phone. share laundry. rt• Plaice• (Leasdhen rrttwls+ $275 exa". 603*5W& Moog" WHITBY/OSHAWA border . S�N4G lessons, Aqua Inds 10 Whole by Certified RLSSCI l0 rrreat Un gel d my dreamt she s 3Cs. aeracive. Oshawa nous• Ca Dets. drapes, td astovs. washer 9 o$ 0M Valley. Pic 9 Y• Pickering/ Scarborough. two bedroom, 9 bedroom bungalow, large lot. quiet btarvoortt, targe ogroud pod. Gardens r. TEXTtc 1967 D'MgebbuM3bedcon. Red Cross inwetrcuctoes. ragWO very akin andsicRepllerthemandher dryer Ana walk ;o conce. own nei hbourhood, 9 Perfect for water non smckng /,mete we Y1istYy Cal 631.5269. goirtvrvaam, is condition. 9soks Dedroorn two bath Iarpe lung Ioomn �� kitchen. LamIWA-. ick ri 1702 Woodside Lane. Pickering. Registration Starers Reply to P.O. BO 96, Staten D. Scarborough, Om. downtown. us stator. etc. her airfire air ring.*Mec ble.parking. conditioning. cable. 4 uple.404- f850 • venins. sariCal Ower condo, tiny equpped, lheased freplace, walkout basemern, May 29th. For details. call M/R 4Y7. (O5i29M o L aero„. Pets, ling suer lap. f56C .Hydro. appliances. appiarcea, mrkam ro GD sit R b, Cal Rob. 404.2144. (051393) �� pod, ywcuux, kris courts, 30 pio-shaped is W wide at beds Monica Taylor. 631.2559. 436'4!2. (051193) tion ant 401. $675 pks. Avail• PICKEiiNG - Broc,401 three 450 '"" b Daney. ""aiaby May- $146,900. 723402 (05139(6) (050p� a p a r t m a^ t. U o s e 110 a I! able Juni. TelspfnOry bedroom detached. • ' 12 Darts M509" 1 12 garage, 4 appliances, 4 $app -At-Mr-h* nal 436.9752. (051 ISM PRVATE Sale - III VI Ridee. 670 person s 40 amenities $5 monthly n. JUST steamed and cieanyears cid, $1050 • ulilaws. Frou rnOn s -. lope bedroom, turragadryrAw_ GORGEOUS three bad- W Heron 2 away. room WMCW* landscaped. 4 lls dudes utiitres arid parking. Cal ib6 1171. (OSt 193) painted, carpeted, basement Last 686.5426. (0514 one bedroom. Cap1e, private NO down payment? Good nxsned with private bath. �fw9 pool• arm• weds b tondo, CIOs• to famous Clear. plus water Beath. Pop), jacuzzi, 1 bedrooms, fully frhishsd FOR your pleasure . XXX tart. PICKERISLi •Oklahoma and Leaside, entrance. arlight woodstovs, no credit? Good pb? Vou tan bkul �. � Dat1- f600 single. $800 for IM price deters• rtRhiy �• siappin9• schools. t,aN 6863068. (Ot3090.9► 8W. � mat• basertrm, heated Yana Augh to yptw+nd last week of April through to DOoI addibornl quualt)r nosy and phosos. Disa•ttl For inloNmati°^• w� k(aretn. Baa one bedroom be"- mint apartment, no pets. non pries double. 837-1459 irr-- xadiafe. and rates am down. Cap (bug AJAX - f -&hW roan in a 3 Deosrrber. For irft oft and upgrades, 839.2096. (051493) to view photos.88 6-9648. 670410 Kskinalia. BC. VlY 7P4, m soker. $550 mornMy includes udines. Flrualat required. Cal 420-0603. (0508931 a Brent. Cama wy FkuekiaL DOWNTOWN Whitby - Brock 866 -MM. (TF) 1, l bedroom harts. a must b /ee. includes utilities. shared Wedw• bathroarl ifA�• This To 500 51 0 PROREf and Conleclbns . di1101fa 9 singles - you s•Is . - y Sam (051393) and Dwdas. lege two a , m AJAX - Wesuny, W.iphntt - Clean a a deaill So F'M' Fo � ken 1>rdl.e (esph lep- AJAX -large one bedroom apartment, available detached 3 ii mcarrn brick pro ma y' 1650 mow' f"� deck. ed• Mo good tail) now. 5400 per moaea. Cal 42L9T24. iy --MW to YMW boots. No ig baesmtera afaa►ltnetn<, tot. ev.. tauhdry, separaM an wince from CalPlus deck. Tuly 1d tJ68-0. F� k or J Cal bathe, nit, 666-0370 Frank or John. $112&509, July 1. (051M AJAX NORTHEAST Oshawa, three WHHTBY - three bedroom Oedlbenn MR Ural cwhadral ltiwnhotns 1 112 bethe. can[tral a@wKy fee or commissions, Ladles. will our ; 1, / you garage. 4 _ POOL as umber wx*Ked. Sirgy both. access to garage, g 01490) $1125 5061927. (051293) - shah -Iodation crib Oohing Isnttb be�irtg IOM walk" deck. Urroed itfafwags* � � amMlNes. 12671or �bMweetl 1 947 andl twrmb prdnnd. $825 rlworNhfly. Two bedroom in quiet and EXCELLENT location, two . the same In lege 3 Eredre0lm yard, Itnti had ret moil garage- 5/2"n Cal 430.1974 6>Asr 8 Toll 1rN, 1-8004164-1490. CAN 427-9382 (050993) clew 1 plea North Oshawa, bedroom bungalow, large �ee fun twe or tR&rfflsfled• double drive, central air, ( �1 YIEw of Frenehman'c Bay. Renovlsd one bedroom bew elsw 10 am arrnsrniiss, double era •, lar • lot fAvell- 9 9 9 s P tO Anrei � ) 5950 monthly. Aval Private bath, Parking, all facilities incudsd SW par week, end of � Cal 853 appliances. $152.000. 671- 520 C«� � a1130. PSN" WOULD anyone k110tmi1g the _ n• d Rag YMsls. Tom and John Fisoguson Who "ON �m I witlr age brick able alniftin SM * 723-19112.05011110%hydra Cal June ,, Call &39.6676. 7M ((0availabl.51440M 11 pyx north Oshaapl teal Sot` aeeadad I6asmood hi school freplarat West bar. 1O9r nand pod and private entrance. Call 8311-V46.(OS„90) PKMU MIG - lJvnpooYBa)4y, CENTRAL Whitby . two large two bedmaa baeamsarll bedroom apatrrrnt In hgkrse CO<1�s 455 mairlsarned brick buildiing. am $BOAODinoortls AJAX _(welaedroamcetndr IV h+h N PNs" Ir�wtt Oka a �" aCathy, Fir HARWOOD nn $*-As emtanoe newly nrno We asrnilabl• Jura Rent renMe. $575.000. Cal 2 bilk Includes .---- - .e, arc Frank Milennovic, M OWT0. Od aha This wtwlt. P.O. anes d cary-two . I. Coldwep army sgum Cal aaar 5 Bost 481. Oshawa, Ont. beAnaom basemen aPatertsrnl *04n kilohen• 4 pi.•. bath, 5725 inclusive. Frsybet, cal applanwss, laundry awkig no Gard4394)NM (0613P3) C wNIW%Eget Banker. RMR, 728-9414. M6624T. (0500901 L1H 715 (08HO31 swwar entrance, IatxndrY, Hampson ler retro - (061193) appianoss ventral air. osrntral OL SB3s Jur 1. 5750- WHBTBY - three o•drooms, asp b•dnoons• t@Munkaco bthYOornff. MO dowrtpaymernt - Yigfifby, tree, utObs *wcuded, bus at 1 ) dining room, living room, oMoirt�Yorr�tp, ±�O��mW 2750 9M double 1� wlh • • • • door. No pets, non snnkl r, $700 OSHAWA East, bachelor kii1(dMn. garage, rec room on Please Cs1f619.3M (fes sarlole, cu{d►aay 4 ependous , • , , • mor". 428.6036. ( 50op3) apartment. parking. private main floor. two baths, $B00 Plus AJAX blfermerlf �e wih entrarnw CIO" b varail $425 „reties. Cal 723.0881. (051103) fr1CLAUGHLM Square Pent- Inbe� 5 ntaelet t wills, Oak walkout. Private entrance, inclusive. Available TOPfioordlhaua• 3 herse - bea t" Iwo bedroom y�,a,s• 19blinils.caestal3vae. , • im mediatNy. Cal 725-7pp0. OOna two bathroom, w. If s win mrble aeranies 1 pOe mail fsatinrg. utri0as rwrArded Prefer workpsi l % very antral• tewrndny f oTlb.1 dewUnorth vi•Ir. If=" APY CLINIC non sin voilalum. � . SM WMTBY - walk b GO statim cable.Availab a tto• bye a�isin. �bonyl Trw .Diction 1000 in- , b POO dock reoNd. Available Chrlss uUlkas. Diction b m in 44ap•9M.. (05 cal non smokingli wbMies. 3 Mr � s� p61,SM 42' P ' 3s, a' sunk t''`yillyr� many cow REPAIRS (1 hr:) ' Refines ' NeW Dentures 668-04M (050"M t(a �' Pafkrt9 included. Contra C011RUCE - 3 bedroon. 1 U2 WVVAIes, $398 P.L weekly, its - WW Whitby -spacious two as. $e50 monthly. available 1200 f� rn.w P.•e WH1lTBY - luxury condo with I.r.et al 579% for B morehs- LOWER DENTURE STABILITY st. Hledroo0l la► duple.. walwna �1� 8869800 to vow. edge yard. si gis garage. avail- bothiL n two now. tet. two 5?25,600. 436Opp7. (05„90) EW PERMANENT bMrwosdyod.pakig,laundry. a11y June ,. $975 + fiNt6tllast b"'" 5 "'tr"°°n fMBYATEfrauseforsab.miasd f SOFT DENTURE LINE aveldrle July 1. Septi . uaWss facilities. Jun 1. Mrmws tnoen Cal 6861036. (051 193) OSHAWA - apartment. second f h it onn Cal 8555682 (051290) Clio. St060 mnNeNy. Cal 2M bedrpalow, 4 ooms. twoears batlfiroonls, ' b"STBm - ow l� ern eta house. salwase water Sm STEVENSON/491 - three 3B°5« 11� laundry, attached parapet. William Steil DT bedroom lower level epollM M. monthily all utilities included. bedroom detached 3 years now, 5/22,800. 436-OQ7S anyortu. 4pPka►nces• parking. laundry. Cal 4334273. (05119M alarms, dee b French school. /�O 0(Ija �t ��I BY appointment only - this 84 OLD KINGSTON RD., W.y COW included. Must be seen. f� Available June 1. $700 per AJAX - epacicus IttO badman =950 Per month available 5`R su besululy desiprnd 4 betkoan mash Call 430.2461. 051193) baearttsrlf 4MInem SOP@ Me "r rodw". SSW. 831-33M hums let MW in rarh Aox i MRING VRLLA/GE, AJAX AJAX nest Go - ori bedfoom (rluarks. frapitee, In ttf.l 6663330. (05,193) truly a stroa;' , and is for the hint, dps�"to �r a�rn s; NORTH Oshawa ' - three OR100 $POW diorarirhete buyer. A must rp bemlellyiot spartrftera all uWlbes la i to MONTH rr. teG6 pen C� drl kfllY so% a must to ow,. Bsha►0 ry, non smoker. ! . � �. rip k tel•MSp Space. Cal m 3.1' ,900. Call Field Mitt�iR. / fa%'„- � a specs. Gl 723 1518Rj%s '' «s�po6. l0ioepl) ! + a JuyrFCNN�5:7�j _4 �) B�CASi, 3' •- a -raga 680 Mnouncenlents 680 Annoum ements 680Announcements DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization techniques. However for those who st:ll require even more special care. Dr. Mary Kay M.D. joins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon.) We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S- Weiner B. L.aibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ont. Business Services dents in the comfort of your home by professionef Abeee Beauty Consultants. For an ex- .osptional price, call Fran or Mindy, 401-0027. (050693) COMPUTE on eke busR Tinesi s/N+per- sonal training sessions, various Packages. Will contract busi- ness analysis/management functions. 4367305. (051293) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. Business orpersonal. Reasonable raise. Also lessons available. Randy Timms, (416) 342-2279. (TF) woRo Prooesaslg - exoNMrtt S.G.S. Construction Ltd. - turn around time. Thesis, quality exterior and interior resumes. essays. Proposals, renovations. repairs. additions. business letters. Competitive design/build bars and cabinets ratestwo convenient locations: All workmanship guaranteed Durham Region, Larry (416) and insured. Contact Gary 839- 837.0099 or Scarborough. Shir• 0984. (052693) ley (416) 299-9159. (051193) HDlile Chimney Sweeps AJAX Chirnney Sweeps - keep birds/animals out of your chim- ney forever with a chirretay cep or pest screen. We clean, inspect, repair and correct srtDkey chimneys. Call 686- 7741.10513931 THE NEWS ADYERMER SUMDAY, MAY 9. lf!]-PACE 23 Moving, Storage Handyman CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior ropavk rwovatkm and oars hodion. Fast and dean professional work gtlaranbw. Dressmaking, Tailoring JUST moved to Whitby - profes- sional European dressmaker/ tailor. Wedding gowns. bridesmaids. evening gowns and suits and alterations. Phone Exclusive Design, call Regny. 728-1420.(052793) Driving Schools L To Mom! Dear Mom Love ya much, My first 8 weeks have You're the best Mom been great. Any Girl could have. You are the best Happy Mother's Day Mom! Love Susan Love, Emily P. Happy 1st (Grand) Mother's Day Ruth Davis May happiness fill every hour of this your special day. And may the very best in life Always come your way. Lots of love from your children Sue & Bill, Bill and Kim Granddaughter Megan. MOM U` MOM "Thanks for being TO FEEL SPECIAL the great mother TO FEEL CARED you've been to me, ABOUT which makes me pass and to feel loved the love on to my are precious gifts you little Octavia" have given Love Always, My Life -HeidivLove Always Catherine DEGGER, REVA (1991) In loving memory of a dear mother & grandmother & great-grandmother In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly bender, fond and true; There is not a day dear mother, That we don't think of you. Sadly missed by all your family; Barb & John Hurd, Marilyn & Leo Trantau, Joan & Don O'Hara. 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