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By MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
M
DURHA- It's afternoon now and the men are locked outside of
their cells but inside the "range" — a cage about 10 feet wide that
extends from one end to the other of this 10 -cell section of Whitby Jail.
Some of them lie on newspapers on the cement floor, doing nothing.
Others read or play cards at the tables at one end of the range. Still others
watch one of two TV sets mounted near the ceiling above the outside
bars. One man srmp y paces
cement in front of the cells, while two inmates are under the showers at
the end of the row of cells.
There's a predominant sense of lethargy, but the guards maintain there
are a lot of power games going on that are invisible to the uninitiated.
Everyone agrees drugs are not uncommon in the jail.
At 9 p.m., the inmates will be locked up in their cells, which consist of
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PICKERING - A would -be -
thief appeared to have lost his
nerve at a gas station here
'Thursday night_
Durham Regional Police say the
man entered Penny Gas Bar at
Kingston and Rosebank Rds.
around 9 pm. brandishing a gun or
replica gun. But after demanding
rash and cigarettes, be turned and
fled empty-handed.
He is described as black. 6'1",
aged 20 to 25. He was wearing a
grey hooded sweater and pants.
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Planningprocess will be sped u
With new changeses
DURHAM - The Region is approve or reject the change. request, it would ask the MMA to If someone doesn't like the still be appealed to the Ontario
getting more authority for planning When the Region considers the comment Region's decision, the matter could Municipal Board.
which should reduce the amount of
time it takes some development
proposals to be approved.
Oshawa Riding MPP Allan
Pilkey told Durham council
Wednesday that beginning Sept. 1,
the Region and not the Province will
be the final governing body to
approve municipal official plans
(OP) and amendments to those
plans.
At present, changes to municipal
official plans have to be approved by
the Region and then by the
provincial ministry of municipal
affairs (MMA).
Mr. Pilkey said, "Decisions will
be made much more quickly.
Decisions won't he made by
provincial bimeaucrats. but by local
people.
It will also bring a "stronger
degree of accountability" to regional
politicians, Mr. Pilkey said.
lbere'll be no more saying The
minister or the ministry is
backstopping'. You're it." he told
regional councillors.
illors.
The change "streamlines the
process" and saves time in
approving development p m)ects. he
added
Regional chairman Gary
Herrema said, "A couple of projects
have been lost becaase of the tuning
required to pass them --
The new system would be a more
"open and accountable process.- be
added
Durham Region planner Nester
Chornobay said in an interview the
amount of time that will be saved
hasn't been determined, but some
OP changes could be approved fairly.
quickly.
Fath municipality has an official
plan, which outlines where houses.
industries, parks, shopping areas.
schools, hospitals and other types of
development will be located. It also
indicates the kinds of services. such
as sewers, waternnains and roads,
that will be needed.
With the new process, if a
landowner wants to the his property
in a different manner — such as
changing the designation from
agriculttnal to residential so houses
could be built — the Region would
be the last government body to
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AJAX-PICKERING - The Big
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Pickering will be hosting its 4th
Annual Golf Tournament Sunday,
July 10 at the Seaton Golf Club in
Pickering.
An $80 price per participant
includes green fees, power cart,
dinner and prizes. Participants may
enter as Individuals or foursomes.
Proceeds from the tournament go
to the local Big Brothers
organization, which gives boys from
father -absent homes a chance to
form a positive friendship with an
adult mak volunteer.
This year's tournament is
particularly important to the
organization since its funding from
the United Way has been reduced.
Without successful fund-raising
frau events such as the knunament,
Big Brothers will have to cut back
services
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PAGE 1 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 2!,19%
Rash of scarlet fever
By DONNA DONALDSON
DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM - Cases of scarlet
fever have cropped up in every
area of the region except a
northern community, reports
Durham's department of health
services.
The disease, which is no longer
reportable to the health
department by physicians, is
making a resurgence across the
region.
As a result of the press
releases we sent out and the
publicity. (scarlet fever) has been
reported in every area of the
region except Beaverton,' says
Dr. Linda Panaro of the health
department.
It's asking anyone who has
been diagnosed with the disease to
contact its office in order for it to
determine how widespread it
really is.
Symptoms of scarlet fever
include a rash on the neck, chest,
armpit, elbow, groin and inner
thigh; flushed cheeks; and a pale
area around the mouth.
Dr. Panaro says the rash is
more easily felt than seen.
You may get a very bright red
tongue with pits on it like a
Cops lose culprits
DICKERING - About $10,000 worth of
electronics were stolen after police were unable to
nab culprits caught in the act here early Thursday
morning.
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often a parent may miss the sore
throat or fever but is alerted to the
problem by the bright red tongue.
Scarlet fever can lead to kidney
problems or rheumatic fever and if
it's left untreated, the bacteria may
spread to other people for up to
three weeks. However, the disease
is easily treated by antibiotics.
Scarlet fever stopped being
reported by physicians and health
care professionals in Ontario in
1976 after the incidence of the
contagious disease declined.
"It's not a reportable disease so
we're dependent on people calling
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THE NEWS ADVMISER SUNDAY, MAY ", 1"d -PAGE S
Town tries to stem petal peddlers _0th new bylaw
PICKERING - Roadside vendors have to
be licensed by the Town after a new bylaw
was approved by Pickering council's
executive committee Tuesday.
The bylaw is directed mainly at roadside
flower vendors, about whom some
councillors say they've received complaints
from local businesses.
Pickering already had a bylaw prohibiting
flower vendors from operating at roadsides
but has had some problems with
enforcement. The set fine of $55 under that
bylaw has not proved a deterrent to the
vendors; police officers must often be called
since they're the only ones who can force the
vendor to identify himself or herself; and the
fines can only be laid against the person
selling the flowers and not the individual
employing the vendor and providing the
goods.
Under the new bylaw, the fee for a licence
would be $200 per year per location, plus
$50 for each day of operation per location to
a maximum of $2,000 (which would limit
the days of operation rather than allowing
vendors to peddle as long as they want for
High school prom
'the focal point'
as teens' classes
wind down
FROM PAGE 1
allow them to have a drink
before the event, Ajax high
staff advisor Nancy Eves
reports.)
But drinking is "never a
problem," according to Bryan
Stiles, student council
president at Dunbarton lligh
School in Pickering. "Everyone
pretty well follows the roles."
The prom was little more
than a distant thought for many
way back in October, when
prom committees began
booking banquet halls — the
most popular of which are
located in Toronto — and disc
j o c k e y s.
Decorations and 'The p
invitations also
topped the list of
things to do. a lot o
Indeed, putting
together a prom
is good though
preparation for
planning a can be
wedding" because
it requires so
much advance overra
planning and
attention to detail
and budget,
believes Ms. Eves.
Some schools,
including
Dunbarton, also
held fund-raising events to
offset ticket prices of $50 a
person. (Most students buy
their own ticket, even if
someone asks them to go as
their date, reports Mr. Stiles.
And it's certainly acceptable
for students to go on their own
or with a group of friends.)
The search for the perfect
dress began in earnest for
many long ago. "The biggest
relief is to get your dress,"
admits Ajax High student
Phyllis Docherty. "I shopped
for weeks."
"I shopped once or twice a
week for months and hit every
shopping centre around,"
echoes Danyelte Julian.
The search was much easier
for Tara Nolte, who found her
dress on just two outings. Stili,
"it took a lot longer to get my
shoes than to get my dress,"
she laments.
But not all follow the
traditional route. "Everyone
wears the same thing every
" "
a tux to last year's prom, but I
didn't like it. It's just not me."
This year, he plans to make
a fashion statement with a
"wacky outfit" — a tuxedo
jacket from the 1920s, large
purple bow tie, "wild" pants
and white shoes.
"It's expected of me to do
something weird." Mr. Stiles
explains. "People like to make
a statement. I guess that's what
I'm doing"
Each school personalizes
the popular event with awards
voted on by party -goers. Ajax
High, for instance, will
recognize the student with the
best lid, the
student most likely
rorty s not to be in class.
and the student
most likely to
F fun, make a difference
in the world.
1t Meanwhile.
Dunbarton will
honor the student
most likely to be
found on a park
tedbench and the
student most likely
Bryan to get married fust.
But the event
is far from over
Stiles after the last song
is played. Many
carry the party
over to hotels or
even cottages — with the
permission of parent.%, students
note.
"It's a big bash until seven
the next morning," reports Mr.
Stiles, who says police offwm
can usually be found at hotels
to ensure things don't get out
of hand. "The pram's a lot of
fun, though it can be
overrated."
Ms. Eves agrees. -Ibe prom
is the focal point in the last few
weeks of classes...After the
prom, some are very
disappointed because it just
doesn't live up to their
expectations.
But the buildup is half the
fun for students like Tamara
Boyes of Ajax High. She
missed last year's prom after
coming down with chicken pox
just a week before the big
event and "after I had already
gotten everything. 1 was really
sad and mad at the same time.
"This year, I just can't
year, notes Mr. Stiles. I wore wait."
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$2,000). A licencee can't operate in any area
where it is prohibited by a zoning bylaw or
other bylaw. Violators of the new bylaw
could be fined up to $5,000.
The bylaw won't apply to door-to-door
salespeople, vendors in a flea market, or
organizations approved by the Town to sell
items to raise funds for charity.
Vendors such as chip or catering trucks can
still operate without a licence as long as they
don't stay at any one location for more than
15 minutes a day.
Pickering will also ask the Province to
pass special legislation — as it has for some
other municipalities — which would allow
the Town to confiscate flowers or other
goods being sold illegally by roadside
vendors.
Ward 1 councillor Doug Wellman urged
his colleagues to delay the bylaw until the
special legislation is passed by the Province.
Otherwise, he said, too much bylaw officers'
time and taxpayers' money would be spent
on trying to enforce a weak bylaw.
Council must still formally approve the
new bylaw, likely at its next meeting June 6.
your car to get fixed
can be a time filled with fear and
anxiety.
But it doesn't have to be.
All over Durham Region in
over 20 different locations are
repair shops that are UAP/NAPA
MEMBER INSTALLERS.
These professionals want to
take the fear out of getting your
vehicle repaired by ensuring that
you receive the beat quality parts
and service.
Russ Gougeon of UAP/NAPA
says his company attracts
members who treat their
customers with honesty and
professionalism.
"It's important our customers
know the member repair shops
care about their cars as if they
were their own." he explains. "They
all stress personal service and
taking the time to Er.d opt what
the problem is and :a%r, t..
customer money whereever
possible."
Joe Garofalo is one of the
member shops in Durham.
He operates Bridlewood
Automotive in Whitby and is
representative of what you'll find
at anyone of the shops across the
region.
We never pressure people
into getting work done on their
cars," says Joe. "We find out what
the problem is and advise what the
beat course of action is. Ultimately
the customer makes the final
decision before the work is done."
Joe, like his colleagues,
understands that many people
don't have the money to get
everything on their car repaired
during one visit. For them they
concentrate on the areas that will
make the car safe to operate and
,A,)rk or. t^e rest of the problems
11re7. __,,()mer can afford to
get it none.
We always stress safety first,"
says Joe.
Every visit to a member
garage is like your first visit. In
Joe's case, a history is kept on
computer and a friendly reminder
about regular maintenance is sent
out in the mail.
Russ says all of the repair
shops have the latest equipment
and their mechanics are constantly
going to school to keep up on all of
the changes in vehicle technology.
The promise you will get from
UAPNAPA MEMBER INSTALLERS
is that their work is fully
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So stop living in fear and look
for a UAP/NAPA MEMBER
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Isn't it time you put your trust
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About Us �'f� jail blues
Timothy J. Whittaker
Publisher Somewhere in between a former inmate's lament
about 'nightmare' conditions at Whitby Jail and a public
Joanne Burghardt .� inspection panel's 1992 conclusion that the jail was
Editor -in chief "working well given the parameters they have to work
with," lies the clearest truth.
Wendy Gallagher V On one hand we have the emotional testimony of
Managing Editor former inmate 'Bill Smith' who claims he lived through
unacceptable conditions that included excrement and
blood smeared in his cell. He was forced into a
Bruce Danford humiliating strip search and forced to share space on the
Advertising Manager _ jail's "range" with almost 30 other men, some of whom
had violent histories.
Alvin Brouwer Aside from the excrement and blood, which could
Retail Sales Manager pose a health threat to those living in it, the rest of 'Mr.
Smith's' attack on the jail's conditions hardly create a
Abe Fakhourie MT climate of sympathy. He was convicted of a crime and
Distribution Manager had to serve a portion of his sentence at the jail. His
' ul crime wasn't one of violence, but he is a criminal
A Metroland Community nonetheless. He deserved to live through his nightmare;
Newspaper published every that's what jail is for.
No one is suggesting that periods of incarceration
Wednesday, Friday and _ should be marked by inhumane living conditions or
Sunday. 130-132 Commercial treatment at the hands of justice administration
Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5. employees. But neither should we soften the deterrence
77he publisher reserves the factor that goes with being sent to jail — for any crime
right to classify or refuse any that results in a sentence.
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To the editor,
The way this curnern Liberal
a anion is going I suggest you
hang m to your truck aid all your
loots, you're going to need them.
There's almost nothing happening
in your S Martment that pleases me
or any of my neighbors. Lets start
wick the criminal justice system, dad
I use that tam loosely, it's mere of a
Gong Show, than anything else.
Just when Canadians are mad as
From the
news
editor's desk
hell about senkncing ad parole,
you have this threw -back m -treaded
dmosar from the Trudeau era,
Waren Allmard asking for early
release for first-degree killem
Thanks! Your concern for what we
want as taxpayers is overwhelming.
If you bleeding heat social
libertarians are so bell bent on
pleasing the criminals why don't you
have a Joycville-Millhavaen
Kingston Penkentiary riding them
you'll get the criminal vole. Titers
isn't anybody satisfied with the
Young Offenders Act, that's
obvious. Now on to immigration,
another disaster, with all the
imported criminals and all the
ridiculous red tape it takes to throw
them out, the Gong Show continues
under Sergio Machu.
Why doesn't your party fast-track
these anima Ls out of the country?
You promised MP pension reform,
where is it? You've bees in power
for six months and all I see is the
same stupidity I saw it the last A
admmi trAb . You're all going to
be fired like shoe dei-% come the
next federal electionif you pwast in
g your Feet in every portfolio
and policy. Pkease don't do "What's
Good For Us", do what you're Sold,
we're not stupid we can decide for
ouselves w►baes good for us.
pe1er Qvkknson, Ajax
A cottage invitation...to ourself
Was that a great long weekend or what? The first
weekend of the unofficial summer and the weather was
perfect. A portent of summer Saturdays and Sundays to
come? We hope so and we hope not
We hope for the some weather for the next dozen -or -so
weekends. But, we pray for no repeat of the lost weekend
that we experienced.
It got off to a bad start when we tuned dawn an imitation
Som a hot single babe who begged us to go to her Muskoka
cottage, a rock skip and a hog's jump away from the island
where we spent our youthful summers. Is it exaggerating to
say we were invited and begged when we spent the entire
day Friday making nuisance phone calls to drop not so -subtle
hints about bow we wished we were going to a Muskoka
cottage to sit on a dock watching the waves come in and
lister to the call of the loons during the day, warning up
by a bonfire and peering at the stars at night?
Heck, we even offered to share 50-50. She'd drive her rat;
we'd navigate from the back seat She'd buy the beer, we'd
drink it She'd cook the meals; we'd eat 'em. Finally, after a
domen-or-so harassing hints made her feel pity for this poor
knsex with no life, she gave in and said we'd be welcome to
join her, not knowing that in some circles we're known as
"the guest that wouldn't leave" and in others as "the guest we
wish had never come".
But, we changed our minds when she mentioned
something about how much work is involved in opening a
cottage for the summer. We're allergic, you see. b grass,
especially 10138 9= that needs ID be cut; std Ser straw, Noe
the straw on the end of a broom; and to many of the
chemicals found in household cleansing products. Elbow
grease gives us a rash and putting our nose to the grindstone
is Completely out of the question since that hideous aecaderk
a few years back.
Somehow, our friend managed to find her way to
Muskoka, mmaged to get the cottage open, even managed to
have a good time.
We didn't fare as well. Attempting to simulate the
leisurely asp= of cottage life. we made trips So the local
department store, the topsoil supplier down the sum sod the
nursery around the block. We filled up the kidttiesI pod on
our apartment balcony, poured some topsoil around it,
planted the fake yucca tree, hung the mini Christmas tights
around the railing and sparked up a cone of nwense we had
left over from the '60s. Somehow, it didn't match the majesty
of a crystal clear Muskoka surf lapping up on to a sandy
beach; we couldn't quite recreate the long -ago feel of Pane
Island -- a sunset so perfectly right, a roaring bonfire at
midnight, the beauty of the sky filled with stars so bright
Poetic, isn't it? Hey, that's it. Maybe the chalet chick
prefers rhyming couplets to whining singles.
We gotta go now and make a phone call. Let's see
now..."Your hair is so fine, let me buy the wine, my lanae
sack is packed, rII fix the window that's sacked."...
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cremation and entombment needs of the surrounding communities. Owned and operated
by Commemorative Services of Ontario, Duffin Meadows opened in 1993. As a non-profit,
public service organization, our purpose is to help families and individuals commemorate lift
in the fullest sense of the word.
As part of the opening ceremonies there will be an official planting of a White Pine, the
unveiling of a conuncrnorativc plaque and tours of the fadlincs. light refieshancnts will also
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❑ Whether you're
looking to make a few
hundred, or even a few
thousand dollars, or get
to know your neighbors
a little better, garage
and yard sales
have become
a popular event
By JUDI' PHILLIPS
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
AJAX -DICKERING - It's
that time of the year again. The
time when people cruise the
neighborhoods pursuing all the
local garage sales looking for
that perfect bargain — the
object they just have to have to
complete their collection.
As people are striving to save
money and help preserve the
environment, buying used
merchandise is becoming more
and more popular.
Buyers can find objects like
telephones. pictures, books,
crafts, dishes, furniture and
much more.
And people start arriving in
the early hours of the morning.
"I wasn't even ready and
there were people waiting:' said
Suzy Micklewright, who held a
garage sale last weekend in
Pickerin,.
She's had several sales
because not only does she like
the money it provides but it is a
way to meet local people and
socialize with her neighbors.
Last year she made about
51,000 in two days.
This year Ms. Micklewright
is moving out of the
neighborhood and wants to get
rid of some household items she
won't be taking with her.
The first people to arrive.
before 7 a.m., are the dealers.
They come with trucks and vans
and pick through the
merchandise looking for
something they can buy at a
bargain basement price and sell
later at a flea market. It's a good
deal all around because the
people selling are happy to get
rid of the items and the dealers
can make a tidy profit.
According to frequent garage
sale holders, a sale should start
early in the morning, around
7:30 a.m., because the shoppers
will start early. They'll also stop
early. Attendance will drop off
in the early afternoon.
On the same street as Ms.
Micklewright, there were two
other sales. One had four lawn
mowers up for grabs — a good
deal for someone in the market
for an inexpensive lawn mower
because the owner said he
spends his spare time fixing the
machines.
At Neill Cooke's house there
were books, a television
converter and a trampoline. "It's
basically what we bought at the
last garage sale," he said.
Anne Kawaguchi, of Ajax,
loves the haggling that goes on
at garage sales. She holds
several a year and also enjoys
attending them. She said buyers
should beware because the
prices listed are always higher
than the seller expects to get.
"I love garage sales," said
Ms. Kawaguchi. "Somebody's
junk is somebody else's
treasure."
"Make me an offer" is a
common phrase heard at her
sale, where she manages to
peddle some cosmetics at a
bargain price.
One woman who was at the
sales early was Francine
Sullivan, who is organizing a
sale on her street, Bronte Square
in Pickering, this coming
weekend. It will be the third
year running.
Everyone is looking for a good deal at a yard sale. Remember if
you're hosting a sale to display your items clearly.
Tips for a successful
garage sale
O Start early. Not only should the sale start early in the morning but it
should be held early in the season. May is a good time to have a sale.
People will be looking for bargains early in the summer and are more
likely to stop looking if they fund what they want. It may be hander to
sell merchandise in August.
O Advertise. It pays to advertise even though it will cost money.
Many people, especially the dealem check newspaper advertisements
for garage sales. Be sure to include the address and the nearest major
intersection so people can find it with ease.
O Signs. Make sure people can find your house easily. Start with signs
at major intersections and put another sign at each turn. It would be
disappointing if you organized a large sale and people couldn't fund
the house, or worse yet, went to someone else's sale. Use a bright
color for your signs and be sure to put your address on each sign.
Complimentary signs are available at the News Advertiser when you
place an advertisement for your yard sale.
O Saturday is the best day to hold a sale. You'll probably get the best
attendance.
O Display items clearly. Try to display items in full view. People
don't want to go rummaging through boxes. Many of last weekend's
sellers had their items out in the open on the ground.
O Keep your prices low.
O Make sure items are clean. People will think they are newer and
will pay a bit more.
D Reduce your prices by noon. The early morning wiu be the busiest
:and the best way to get rid of the rest of your merchandise is by
putting the prices down.
Help charity. When the sale is done, many people give what is left
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bunk beds along one side and a
toilet at the end opposite the bars.
It's supposed to be two to a cell
but during the busy winter season
a third person often has to sleep
on a mat on the floor and hope
cellmates needing the toilet
during the night have good aim.
Current inmates
alarmingly young
The current group of residents
— here for anything from theft to
murder — look alarmingly
young. Most appear to be in their
early 20s. About half are awaiting
court dates while the others are
serving short sentences or waiting
for space to open up in other
institutions. The average stay is
40 days, although those awaiting
trial can be here for years.
According to provincial
recidivism statistics, about 80 per
cent of them have either been
here or at another lock-up before.
Any way you look at it, it's
not a pretty picture. Some will
say the inmates have it too easy
doing nothing all day in exchange
for a roof over
their heads and
three squares a
day. Others will
say the lethargy
and zoo -like
conditions do
nothing but breed
more criminality.
Public insp-
ection panels made
up of groups of
citizens appointed
twice a year by the
courts to evaluate
public facilities
have been visiting
Whitby Jail
regularly for years.
In November 1989
the inspection
panel report found
"overcrowding".
"appalling
conditions" and
" v i r t u a l l y
stagnant" air. It
concluded the jail
This is home to two inmates of Whitby Jail,
which is awaiting a much-needed expansion.
should be demolished and rebuilt.
Later inspection panels have
been more charitable. They
thought the place could use some
scrubbing and a paint job. Some
found the inmate admitting area
and holding cells inadequate. The
May 1992 panel noted the
"inmates appeared well cared for'
and found the jail to be "working
well given the parameters they
Jail 'overcrowded,
inadequate': panel
have to work within". The
problems cited repeatedly were
poor air quality and
overcrowding. The most recent
panel, which issued its report
May 10, cited "overcrowded
conditions", "inadequate holding
cells" and "very poor" air quality
despite the installation of a new
air conditioning system.
Whitby Jail was built in 1958
to hold 68 inmates — one to a
cell. Another bunk was later
added to each cell to double the
jail's capacity, though no other
major renovations were made to
handle the extra load. The current
capacity is 140 inmates, though at
times the population count can
run over 160. When things get
really crowded, some prisoners
may spend the night in the
holding cells where incoming
residents are supposed to be kept
for a short time.
"Durham has grown and
grown and grown and the
institution has remained pretty
well unchanged," says Robert
Fletcher, senior information
officer for the ministry of the
Solicitor General and correctional
services. "It's not a Hilton
(hotel), that's for sure. Nor is it
supposed to be. But it serves its
purpose-"
Plans for expanding the jail
have been on the drawing board
for years, but Mr. Fletcher
concedes a proposed addition to
the lock-up isn't likely to be
constructed anytime soon.
"It's money the government
just doesn't have right now," he
says.
About $3 million has been
spent on renovations at Whitby
Jail since 1988, according to its
superintendent, Orville Kerlew.
The money has been put toward
asbestos removal, installation of
new security windows,
construction of a new
administrative wing and the
recent installation of an air
conditioning system.
The expansion plans call for
the addition of 220 beds to the
facility, which would become a
detention centre rather than a jail.
(Jails are designed only for short-
term stays.) There is no price tag
yet on the project.
"1 don't know exactly where
we stand on a priority basis,"
says Mr. Kerlew. "There is an
acknowledgement by the ministry
that with the existing growth of
Durham Region they're going to
have to do something. We're just
waiting for the funds. I'm not
holding my breath, given the
current economic circumstances"
'I need lots of money':
superintendent
Overcrowding is dealt with on
a day -today basis. If the numbers
get too high a few inmates are
transferred to other institutions,
put on temporary absence
programs, or released early.
"Ideally, I hesitate to put
anyone on the floor. It's certainly
not something desirable," says
the superintendent.
Mr. Kerlew maintains the
situation is under control and
inmates aren't subjected to
inhumane conditions. But he
notes the situation would
certainly be better if he could
have more space, better security,
more training for staff, or even
just some fresh paint on the
walls.
"I need money," he says. "I
need lots of money to do things.
The place needs a lot more
auention."
SUNDAY • MAY 29
CONCERT: The Durham
Philharmonic Choir presents its
final concert of the season at 8
p.m. Kingsview United Church,
505 Adelaide Ave. E., Oshawa.
Folk songs, part -songs, and other
solo and choral music by Keith
Bissell, Antonin Dvorak, Felix
Mendelsshohn, Nancy Telfer and
others. Tickets are $7 or $5 for
seniors, students and are available
at the door.
STEAM -UP: Pickering Museum
Village holds its opening day and
Steam -Up from l l am. to 5 p.m.,
3 km east of Brock Rd. on Hwy. 7
in Greenwood. Adults $4, seniors
and students $2.50, school-age
children $2, families $12, pre-
schoolers free. 683-8401 or 420-
4620.
CONCERT: The Pickering
Concert Band presents its annual
spring concert, Overture to Spring,
at 2 p.m. at the East Shore
Community Centre Seniors'
Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. Adults
$4, students $l, seniors free.
Tickets available at door. 292-
4367 (Barry).
NUNS HONORED: The Ontario
English Catholic Teachers'
Association, Durham branch,
honors the Grey Sisters and the
Sisters of St. Joseph for their
contributions to education with an
open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at
Father Leo J. Austin Catholic
Secondary School, 1020 Dryden
Blvd., Whitby. 666-2010.
MONDAY, MAY 40
UNEMPLOYED: Pickering
Village United Church, 300
Church St. N., holds its weekly
support group for the unemployed
at 7:30 p.m. 683-4721 (church
office), 686-6688 (Mark).
SCIENCE: Ajax High School
hosts a science conference on
ecological decisions, energy
generation, health, career options.
It runs from 2 to 8 p.m. and is
open to senior science students,
teachers and others interested. $5
for two afternoon workshops, $8
for dinner and panel discussion on
euthanasia, or $10 for the
complete package. Register, 683-
1610 (Wayne King).
CANCER: The Living With
Cancer support group for adults,
friends and family meets from 7 to
9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club,
corner of Monarch Ave. and
Clements Rd. W., Ajax. The
support groups for parents of
children with cancer and for
children ages seven to 17 dealing
with the disease awet from 7 to
8:30 p.m at Holy Trinity Anglican
Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax.
686-1516 (Lynn).
TUESDAY. �1
CREDIT COUNSELLING: The
Oshawa and District Credit
Coum cftg Service holds its 23rd
annual meeting at 7 p.m. at the
ministry of finance building, 33
King St. W., Oshawa. 579-1951.
INFERTILITY: The Infertility
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Hello and welcome back to
Name Dropping, the column of
columns. As usual, we have
another bunch of special
occasions to tell you about, so
let's get at it—
Mav 30 will mark a milestone
for Diane and Hermann
Horvath. The happy couple will
celebrate their 30th anniversary
that day and wishing them all the
best and hopes for many more are
daughters Heidi and Sharon...
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D a n i e l
Oliver was the
centre of
attention on
May 28, as he
turned eight
years old.
Wishing him a
very happy
birthday were
Mom, Dad,
Nana, Papa,
Allev and Daniel Oliver
Misfit...
Marie celenrateu i►ct IA.a.
birthday. There was a big party
with lots of balloons. cake, family
and friends. Happy first birthday
Brittany. You have made
evervone's life so much brighter.
Lots of love, huw_s and kisses from
Alommy and i)addy, all your
grandparents. aunt` and uncles."...
Bryanna Wagg turns five
years old June 2 and her Mom,
Dad, brother Greg, and all the
Sutcliffe and Wagg families want
to say, "We love you very much
and wish you a very happy fifth
birthday......
...
One of the beauties in the Hall
home celebrated a birthday on
May 24. Janielle turned II years
old and wishing her a happy
birthday. with lots of love, were
Mom, Dad, Sean, Stephen,
Kendrah and Fluffv. " We love
you;' her family says...
A family writes: "Our dear
daughter Andrea was 14 on May
21. We wish you a wonderful
a
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Janielle Hall
Brittany Johnston
Stephanie MacMillan. who
has a great big smile, turns four
years old on May 30. Wishing her
a happy birthday are Nlom, Dad,
Amy, Katie, Aladdin, Ja.minr,
Chuck% and Cuddle%
Lucy and Gordon McNally
their families. "We wish you
health and happiness always.
Relax and enjoy life together. We
love you," the families say...
A handsome fella with a great
big smile celebrated his first
birthday on May 28. Wishing
Michael Robert Tini a happy
birthday, with lots of love and
kisses were Mom, Dad, Nanny,
Grandpa, Nona, Nono, his aunts
and uncles...
Stephanie MacMillan
Sherri Brown's Mom has a
message for her. "On this special
day, May 12, my big (little) girl
was born. In these eight years, I
wonder if she knows how very
much she has been loved and
cherished. Missing and loving her
at the same time. We wish her the
bestzs: eighth birthday yet. Love
Mommy......
Bryanna and Greg Wagg
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Look who's
turning 10. t
A n d r e a
Campbell
celebrates her
hirthday on
Ntay 30 and
wishing her a
h a p p y
birthday, with
hugs and
kisses, are Andrea Campbell
Nlom, Dad,
brother Adam and family pets
Susie, Tinker and Spike...
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another edition of Name
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department at 683-5110.
Hemnann and Diane Horvath
...
Very happy birthday wishes to
`Baby Cbrissy' on May 28, as
Christine (nee Jobnston) Spry
hit a major milestone by turning
the big three -oh. Best wishes for a
to ffic 30th year from her family
birthday dear. Lots of love from
Mom and Dad......
Christine Spry
Andrea
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May 7, 1"4, is a day two very
special people will never forget.
Wedding bells rang for Gordon
McNally, son of June McNally,
and Lucy (nee Trimboli)
McNally, daughter of Nancy
Trimboli. Congratulations from
Michael TIN
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A special little girl in the
Cormier household turned two
years old on May 26. Happy
birthday greetings to Vanessa and
lots of love, hugs and kisses from
Mommy, Daddy and Brooke...
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Triple birthday celebrations
were held in the Ryan home on
May 22. Deanna, Danielle and
Justin trn
ued four years old that
day and big brother Michael, who
celebrated his seventh birthday on
March 2, wished his sisters and
brother a happy birthday. Hugs
and kisses also came from Mom
Sara, Dad Ray, Nona, and their
aunts, uncles and cousins...
...
A family writes: "May 27 was
an exciting day in the Johnston
house. Our little angel Brittany
Vanessa Cormier
Sherri Brown
Deanna, Danielle, Michael and Justin Ryan
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Murder may alter way psychiatric
hospital handles risky patients
By JOAN RANSBERRY
DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM - A coroner's inquest.
probing a psychopath who killed for
the fourth time while out on a
hospital day pass could alter the way
Whitby Psychiatric Hospital (WPH)
will house 40 medium -security
patients.
As construction of the new $133 -
million psychiatric hospital,
including its forensic unit, is under
way in Whitby, a coroner's jury has
called for a major overhaul of the
mental health-care system after
looking into the murder of a
Brockville psychiatric patient killed
by two other mentally -ill men.
The victim was discovered dead
after a former psychiatric patient
was allowed to escort a psychopath
from a hospital for the day.
Both the ministry of health and
the ministry of the Attorney General
are taking the jury's
recommendations seriously.
Ministry of health spokesman
Barbara Selkirk says the ministry
called for major reform and
structuring in terms of mental health
even before the inquest findings
were announced -
The News Advertiser has
obtained a copy of the inquest
recommendations in the death of
Dennis Kerr, along with a coroners
synopsis authored by inquest
chairman Dr. Benoit Bechard, the
regional coroner for eastern Ontario.
Of the 80 witnesses who testified
before the jury, three were from
WPI 1.
The coroner hopes the jury's hard
work will play a key role in making
Ontario's mental health system more
effective and much safer.
The jury recommends a mental
health secretariat be established to
co-ordinate all aspects of mentally -
ill patients within the criminal law
and mental health system. A forensic
patient is a person who has a mental
illness, has current criminal Charges
and requires mental heaM services.
Barb bra Krever, assistant b the
Attorney General, says her ministry
"has already implemented one
recommendation" from the Kerr
inquest It involves helping Crown
attorneys pepw for Review Board
hearings. Other recomranendations
are also being seriously considered,
says Ms. Krever.
As government and union
officials digest the 103
recommendations made by the five
jury members who looked into the
brutal 1991 murder of a Brockville
psychiatric patient, a Whitby
councillor wants to make sure the
same "horrible thing" won't happen
here.
Councillor Dennis Fox has asked
the Town to investigate how WPH
plans "to protect other local
psychiatric patients, hospital workers
and the community at large" when
WPH's forensic unit opens in late
1995.
Ron Ballantyne, WPH
administrator and Durham Centre
relations officer, says all staff,
including the 75 designated to work
in the forensic unit, will wear alert
buttons to help ensure their safety.
Also, Ms. Stewart says, the unit will
be set up so most patient activity can
take place in the secure
environment, thus limiting the need
to leave the unit.
However, some forensic patients
may leave the grounds and go into
the community, says Mr. Ballantyne.
"It depends on the terms of the
order. Some may (leave) under
controlled circumstances. It will be
no different from what it is now."
A psychopath who killed for the
.fourth time was permitted to view
Silence of the Lambs two months
before taking his last victim. The
psychopath had a day pass from a
Brockville psychiatric hospital. His
escort was a former psychiatric
patient. The two killed another
psychiatric patient.
MPP Drummond White are both
confident the local forensic unit will
not pose a safety threat to anyone,
especially local residents.
"I don't think Were will be any
increased risk to the community;'
says Mr. Ballantyne.
WPH, with its "professional
staff', has an excellent track recent.
says Mr. White. "We have a few
forensic patients here now. When
the unit opens, it will offer a much
higher degree of safety "
Dr. Bechard, who supports the
need for forensic units provided
they're run properly, commends the
community for a000tnmodatiag the
psychiatric hospital. He claims most
people will be accepting of the
forensic facility, provided safety
issues are addressed.
Mr. Ballantyne supports the
thrust of the jury's findings and
suggests that implementing its
recommendations would, in fact,
improve the mental health system
province -wide.
Rhonda Stewart, WPH public
When designing the new unit,
WPH got input from officials of
forensic units from across the
province, says Ms. Stewart. "We
took the best ideas and incorporated
them here."
Whitby's medium -security
forensic unit will have double -
k i&ed wards, electronic camera and
surveillance equipment and
reinforced windows and a recreation
area enclosed by a drain link fence.
says Ms. Stewart.
None of this did "one Dennis
Kerr' any good. says councillor Fox.
nbe fact is Dennis Kerr is dead."
Mr. Fox wants to know what
WPH will do if the Criminal Code
Review Board decides that a
maximum -security patient will be
sent to Whitby's medium -security
unit
Mr. Ballantyne says if WPH
objected to such a transfer, the
hospital could appeal the board's
decision.
Councillor Fox says he was
appalled to learn that two mouths
before Mr. Kerr's death, his killer,
David Krueger, was allowed to view
the Silence of the Lambs, a violent
movie involving a psychopathic
serial killer.
"This, added to the fact that the
hospital let one killer escort another
killer out on on a pass, makes one
tempted to lose complete faith in the
system," says Mr. Fox. "If this isn't
a case of the inmates taking over the
asylum, I don't know what is: '
Letting psychopaths see serial
killer movies also disturbed Dr.
Becbard and the jury.
The jury strongly urges hospitals
to rethink their "approved persons"
criteria in determining whb gets to
escort forensic patients off the
hospital grounds.
The Kerr inquest has the attention
of the workers at the Whitby
hospital. Joan Gates, president of
Local 331 of the Ontario Public
Service Employees Union
(OPSEU), says the jury's
recommendation dealing with
training in the forensic specialty "is
very, very important.
WPH workers welcome a
forensic unit, says Ms. Gates.
"We've got forensic patients now."
Whitby psychiatric workers back
the jury's call to have a patient's file
follow him or her from institution to
institution. This is "a critical"
recommendation, says Ms. Gates.
Hospital workers are "extremely
frustrated" over the lack of ability
"to move patients back to a more
secure setting" when it is viewed
necessary, says Ms. Gates. She
agrees with the jury when it states
that hospital administrators should
have the right to decide where a
patient goes.
WPH's large catchment area,
including all of Durham. serves 1.8
million people.
The ministry of health has struck
a "forensic working team" to further
study the Kerr recommendations.
says Ms. Selkirk. "It is all very
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PICKERING - A Pickering
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Michelin Enduroseries opener at
%losport Speedway near
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The driving team of Paul
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Pole sitter and racing
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The next Michelin
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race at the Canadian Grand Prix
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Pickering peewees champs
at Mississauga tournament
PICKERING - The Pickering Red Sox peewee rep baseball team captured
the championship at the M issitisauga tournament this past weekend.
The Red Sox wort four games against Toronto -area oplxxrents in order to
advance to the title game against Richmond Hill. In the final, Piciering doubled
Ricttntorid Hill 1.1-7 in a thrilling contest-
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This was the first tournament outing of the new
seasons fcx the: Pickering peewee reps.
The Red Sox travelled to Peterborough on Victoria
Day for an Eastern Ontario Baseball Association
league contest. Pickering whipped the host team
16-0.
Team members are Mike Roga. TT Kemp, Jason Schwabe, Mike Hindley.
Kael Racioppa, Paul Peios, Robert Milne, John Gregson, Nathaniel Ogbome.
Chris Lawrence, Brandori Cowie and Pat Tobin. The team is managed by Paul
Ogbome and coached by Mike Rac"" and Harry Cowie.
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For a little taste of life across the pond you
should visit The Courtyard Pub in the
Pickering Village.
Located at 109 Old Kingston Rd., The
Courtyard Pub is becoming a popular place
for Brits living in the area and for others who
enjoy the informal setting and relaxing
atmosphere of this unique meeting place.
You'll find six of the most popular English
beers on tap, among the 12 available.
including favorites like Guinness and
Smithwicks. There's also a variety of bottled
beers available.
Opened on St. Patrick's Day this year,
owner Leo Smyth says he's been pleasantly
surprised by the response to his British pub.
"We've had nothing but praise from our
customers," says Leo. "It's been fantastic and we're
getting busier all the time."
Extensive renovations were done to the 73 seat
pub and the result is a warm and inviting place for a
drink with a special friend, a quiet meal or a night of
having fun listening to frequent musical visitor Al
Matthews who appears Thurs. to Sunday.
If you want to treat your tastebuds, try the
delicious Ploughman's Lunch, Steak and Kidney or
Shepherd's Pie. There are also daily* lunch and
dinner specials.
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having an outdoor patio area open, surrounded by
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Warriors girls consolation champs at East York tournament
AJAX - The Ajax Warriors
under -11 girls' rep soccer team
opened the season on a high note
by capturing the consolation title
at the seventh annual East York
Invitational Soccer Festival May
21 to 23.
After posting a record of two
wins and one loss in opening -
round action, the Warriors
advanced to the semi-final contest
against Pickering. A
loss to Pickering
/2m�� put the Warriors '
Scarborough goals coming late in
the second half.
The Warriors faced Markham
in the third game and emerged
with a 2-1 win to advance to the
playoff round. Playfair scored
both Ajax goals.
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The Warriors under -11 reps
suffered a close loss in their
Central Girls' Soccer League
opener.
Ajax was edged by Whitby
Iroquois 2-1 at Monarch Park on
May 16. Whitby opened the
scoring early in the contest. Sarah
Horney scored the equalizer for
Ajax later in the first half.
Whitby clinched the victory with
a goal late in the game.
Team members are Melinda
Denbok, Elaine MacLeod,
Stephanie Hanz, Jenna Sheppard,
Cheryl Noonan, Kelly Hart,
Lindsey Blakey, Nicole O'Brien,
Sarah Playfair, Sarah Horney,
Lindsay Murphy, Kristina
Carroll, Melissa Phillips and
Danielle Perreault. The team is
coached by Barry O'Brien,
assisted by Ron Perreault and
Dave Murphy.
The Warriors under -11 girls'
squad is sponsored by Leslie
Investment Services, Discovery
Bay Dental and Royal Lepage.
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SWCERE. caring. very attractive. slue
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EUREKA! You found her, she is 41,
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PROFESSIONAL, eduayd. dynen
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OUTGOING female. 23. heavy set.
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ship, must have a great sense of
hrnour SY 2916 (OSH)
LOYAL, honest and trustworthy.
d vorced white female. shy- 54',
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er, sooai dirnk•r. enjoys cooking. fast
ars. chucking and music. would like to
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ARSE yyou a sexy. very good looking
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thinker. good attitude. gnaw sense of
humour, enjoy life and personal
growth? Are you a bit wild with your
bet on the ground) I'm a young 36,
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IN's take a chance. SY 2999 (OSH)
ANGEL looking for Mr. Right b clip my
wings. Do you have the night pair of
scissors? 24-28. SY 2990
710 eirths 710 1>rths
OUR UTILE PRWESS HAS ARRNED
(BARt M41ILKER) Don III Janet
are ecstatic about the arrival of their
first child, born at Aja)cftbfing
Hospital on May 1, 1994, at 9:32
p.m. Daughter Sarah Nicol•
weighed in at 8 bs.15 ors. Special
thanks to the fust floor Nursing Staff
90 A a al their U.C.
dwwxiwe. pasrorow. sporttaroo-
and has a flood saner of humour, sen
ous applicant only please. SY 2905
(te)
FRUSTRATED, single, wile ymale.
25. tired of the bar scene and of
hleadgares. likes camping. the great
outdoors. horseback nding. amuse
I erit parks and county music tooling
for a male who loves children and
walks in ee ram' SY 2907 (OSH)
1'11 a busy kind of gal loolung for some
ane to hang out or pang with. mature
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drinker and smoker, enjoys working out
and the outdoors and snap talk. g"
me a call SY 2909 (OSH)
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single mom of 40. looking for an w" -
gent sincere, outgoing man with a
sense of humour. SY 2909 (OSH)
WE are two single white, attractive
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good tow. looking for two employed.
good-looking why males. 25-30, for
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for a single. white. established male,
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sincere. please rept'. SY 2911 (OSN)
OUTGO.IG, single. white mom, 35.
proNssional, great sense of humour,
two grown boys, enioys navies, danc-
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secure male, 35.40, for friendship fast,
kids welcome. SY 2912 (OSH)
A lady, 57', slim, white female, very
attractive and sports -minded, loves to
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el and good music. seeks goldenan.
50.60. for friendship, possible relaton-
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iM-4a,li,w -- int caring ways. rm 5r,
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IOSM
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los. -Wit nxl cnnsid•fed sexy, attrac.
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please CAN SY 2930 (OSH)
DOWN-Iosrth 24 year old rn*w of
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such as camupwg zoo hips and 880's.
srtgl• deft welcome SY 2931
SH , separated. swge. white temtale,
24, with small children, looking for
male, 25-30, who is down-to-earth and
knows how to treat a lady. SY 2932
TWO single, average looking white
ferrlal•s. •arty 20 s. who enjoy sports,
flood to and havrg M, looking for
single white miles, 25-30. with sane
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FUN4 vwg and anng single working
motor. 30. long dark hair, medium
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build, not inb bar scene. good sense of
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ouldoo s, manic and quiet limes. look -
mg for caring, sensitive male, 32.40.
with sin inter-sts lids wii'm . SY
206
MARiAAGE-mindW women of excel-
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who Is 5 and reeds a decent role
mtodel. I Una publistmed author and an
offer unconditional friendship and a
happy horn wwirorxrwM. SY 205
TME twee 'R's': rade-', randy, rele-
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forryfs. 54'. Looking for male, 40-50, to
share the simple things in Ice. SY 2936
M discretion assured if deeded. you
must litre chldron, dancing, dnrers at
homelout, movies. being spoiled as
wellas sit r l rte, ordy the most gon-
na man need apply. SY S79S (OSN)
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mid and crary summer of 94 SY 5396
(OSH)
FFEMALE looking for some Please
contact my mailbox for more into SY
5367
ATTRACTIVE, shy male. 35, seeks
same. 18-25, straight looking and act -
ng. enjoys as types of music. ramping.
dwcil asst times at twine. SY S3a
COUPLE, tarty 30's, have children.
looking for other couples (30-40) to
one and doe and all that other fun
stuff, cleanliness and discretion
assured and expected. SY S399 (OSH)
CLEAN, wtnts mai seeks clean.
white female, 27-37, for casual
encounters. Discretion a must.
(k'9eft• please call again. I didn't get
you oortpley rte -Ig e). SY S390
MALE 4oklrg for same. any age. to
bring out darkness into the light. SY
sin lo)
OSHAWA couple. lay 301s, inWoMed
in nests Nnale or cajole for frierid-
ship and possibly more, discretion
esstred. SY 5362 (OSM
OPEN -minded, attractive couple.
seeks attract", cleat male, 2535, for
irdwostrg anteou im. SY 5763
QUIET, dean, white male, sermioku,
warm, experienced, likes to laugh,
sham expanding bourldanes. Plus a
tl n ewrowsorutw. for acourftm
SY 5306 (osiq
ATTACHED male, 35, looking for
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SY 5396
FEMALE seeks uderslandi g female,
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DO'C's Jeremy Anglesey (21) tries to check the Eastdale ball
carrier in the LOSSA title game. photo by Walter Passarella
VBASEBALL
Ajax Spartans peewees
make ball tourney final
AJAX - The Ajax Spartans Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 322 major
peewee rep baseball team advanced
to the final of the Clarington
tournament on the weekend.
The Ajax squad lost to Agincourt
74 in the `A' division championship
of the tourney. Nkosi Mathurin led
the offence with three hits, an RBI
and two runs scored. Evan Risko
rapped out two hits, including a
triple, and scored a run. Graeme
Bailey and Jeff Baker each had one
hit and an RBI. Andrew Alley also
scored a run.
James David pitched two innings
in the final allowing two runs on two
hits and one walk, while striking out
two. Risko pitched five innings,
allowing five nine on eight hits and
three walks. Ile famed thrix.
Solid defence was provided in the
championship game by Risko,
Davis. Mathurin. Daniel Seens and
Alley.
The Spartans started the tourney
by thrashing Leaside 10-2. Bailey
and Risko led the offence with two
hits apiece. Alley, Seens, Randy
Nicholls, David, Mathurin, Zach
MacArthur and Baker cracked out
one hit apiece. David scored two
runs, while Bailey, Seens, Risko,
Alley and MacArthur all crossed the
plate once.
David started the game and
worked four innings allowing only
one run on two hits, walking three
batters and striking out two.
Mathurin finished the game, pitching
three innings and allowing only one
run on one hit and five walks. He
struck out four.
In the second game, Ajax nipped
Wexford 5-3. Mathurin belted out
two triples, while Alley also
contributed two hits. Other hits were
provided by Nicholls and
MacArthur.
Nicholls staried the game on the
mount, allowing three runs on four
hits, while walking two and striking
out four. Risko erne on in relief and
allowed no runs on three hits. while
fanning One.
The Spartans humbled Thornhill
in the third game 214 to advance to
the championship contest. Nicholls
pitched a complete game: for the win.
Nicholls, Baker and Bailey led
the way with two hits apiece.
Excellent defensive efforts were
turned in by Nicholls, David and
Andrew Watson.
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DO'C Chargers just miss
AJAX - The Archbishop Denis O'Connor
Catholic High School Chargers senior boys' field
lacrosse team fell just short of capturing the Lake
Ontario Secondary School Athletic (LOSSA)
championship.
The Chargers were edged by Oshawa's Eastdale
Collegiate 7-6 in the LOSSA field lacrosse
THE NEWS ADVF,It7'1. U SUNDAY, AMY",1"&I%GE 17
LOSSA field lacrosse title
championship game at Oshawa's Civic Fields
Wednesday afternoon.
Niall Maynard led the way for DO'C with a pair
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Markus Quinn each tallied once.
The LOSSA championship game was hosted by
the Oshawa Blue Knights field lacrosse club.
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Finishing cki k
Exeter High School's Andrew Karram pulls alongside a
competitor during the junior boys' 1,500 -metre race at the
Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA)
Central Ontario Regional Track and Field Championships at
Oshawa's Civic Stadium Wednesday.
photo by A.J. Groen
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Women Wanderers three -peat
as champs of Toronto Classic
AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax
Wanderers Rugby Club women's
team three-peated as champs of the
third annual Toronto Women's
Classic in Brampton on the Victoria
Day weekend
The Wanderers were simply
dominant in claiming their third title
in as many years as the tourney has
been in existence. This year, they
scored a whopping 162 points for
while allowing only three. Incredibly.
the Ajax squad has allowed only nine
points in three years of competing in
this event
After crushing their opponents in
the four games leading up to the fugal,
the Wanderers had a tougher time
defeating host Brampton 10-3 in the
showdown.
Shandy Davis scored a try for the
Wanderers in the final on Sunday.
Annette Shiels added a penalty kick
and a conversion.
In the semi-final contest, also
played Sunday, the Wanderers
blasted the Yeomen 34-0. Sandra
Muller led the way with three trys.
Andrea Murphy scored two trys. and
Joanne Gardner one. Shiels booted a
conversion and a penalty kick.
The Wanderers scalped the
Ottawa Indians in the fust game of
the tourney 51-0 on Saturday. Shiels
paced the Ajax attack with two trys
and three conversions. Andrea Fields in Markham on Monday.
Murphy ran in for two trys, while Newbridge emerged with a 16-10
Charlene Pretabsing, Caroline victory. Representing the Wanderers
Werheitt, Gardner, Muller and Aliza were Nick Griffiths, Kevin Morgan
Zile scored one apiece.
and John Druce.
In the second game, the
The Wanderers Rugby Club was
Wanderers crushed the Toronto
slated to play league contests
Nomads 45-0. Murphy and Gardner
Saturday.
each chipped in with two trys.
The men's first team plays the
Muller, Helen Russell and
Yeomen in Ontario Rugby Union
Pretabsine scored one w each. while
yconnected
Senior 'A' Division play at 3 p.m.
Shiels for five
The men's seconds play the Yeomen
conversions.
thirds in Toronto Rugby Union
In the third and final preliminary
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game on Saturday, the Wanderers
1:30 p.m. The men's thirds face the
blanked the Yeomen 22-0. Davis
Wild Boars (Metro Toronto police)
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in TRU Third Division play at noon.
Minutillo added one. Shiels kicked
The women's first team takes on
two conversions and a penalty goal.
the Yeomen women's first team at
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4:30 pm.
Three members of the Wanderers.
Meanwhile, the Wanderers men's
men's first team played with the
over -35 squad travels to Kingston to
Ontario squad in an exhibition
play the Kingston Old Boys Sunday.
contest against a touring side from
Members of the Wanderers club
Newbridge, Wales at Fletcher's
reside in Ajax and Pickering.
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Q•bec) AZibr4e -•a•.
mr+od"y DeftaW Day
start tunes available for some
poo- . Duvets also reQtred
for pan-bma and tttesI
work. Mat nave mnm,m ora
r+e►erpewert" Wh dw
acaad. A9 pni m pad
tseeldy. ForkAwoft .lasotl
or to nsonps an appolm m
please at 8&6- a -Am at
Faincia Palsond Sarw,
11 si ion x M. Me S.
oahems, IM 43641M er
Senior LiMIX Ikeda
N you w a .Flow,
cal.l0. patMrt +
Ittttimdlal
b aur for o
senior
dt a 12 hour
shy awsrapo 3104
Illidlis -I
Ryas i Rot � 4164•b
0029 (ieooflarRmhl
SPECIALTY
PRIIVTM
IN AJAX
Seeks meC tanici iy
I . ' irldilrilkiel with
pocslbls Pettit •xpnieft09.
Good conlmunicali0n
W& a must
Call 6&3-2M
CUSTOMER Selrvloa Rape.
seMrM nNded 10 Wolk klside
local ntnNAaaurMq tadUiy
MNeI h7 p.opl• •MRs. a out
IM. aiaMa4 and oolttptller
asaae o►oanl:aawiw ekes a
.lilt. Pease ootid NNIYIA Io:
3219 Ympe St.. Sat2 Teeao.
Ont MM a .1 (064194)
DURHAM REGION (OSHAWA)
HAS OPENINGS FOR
LEVEL H - III & HCA'S TO
WORK AS HOMEMAKERS
Qualifications:
• Valid Certificate
• Flexibility to work a variety of hours
including evenings & weekends on a
rotational basis
• Experience working with the elderly &
physically challenged in a community
setting
• Access to a vehicle essential
• Excellent communication & organizational
skills
Responsibilities:
• Personal Can
• Home Management. meal preparation,
ThesL expositions would be most suitable for
mature, experienced individuals who enjoy
working with the elderly and physically
challenged population.
PLEASE CALL OR APPLY IN PERSON:
(905) 434-8700
45 Bloor St. E.
Oshawa, Ont. LIH 3L9
We thank all interested. but only those
considered for an interview will be contacted.
JOIN OUR TEAl1A
PROGRESSIVE
POSITION AVAILABLE
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE ADVISOR
PREFERABLY YOU ALREADY HAVE
- 1-3 years experience as an automotive
service advisor or assistant manager
- Strong organizational and leadership skills
- A personal commitment to customer
satisfaction
• Exceptional communication skills
WE OFFER
-Long to.. employment with opportunity for
advancement
• competitive wages. profit sharing and
group benefits.
Forward your rtesurim to
Canadian TIM Sk"
260 Kingston Rd. W.
Mart, Ontario
Attention: Automotive Service Momper
or Fax resume - (906) 683.1637
AYNt • NRA^al.•'JZ • rlkJlgtlty-ykwtr..+.v.wr+..
SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE
&required for
ASHLEY MANOR & MONARCH MEWS
AJAX I
This is a No year old asystspmea ocmprisio� a 6'maey
77 -Curti � for asmar ethnwas awd m dJoiaiaa 142-
aaa ww.bm n cmllam swommodmirta
MW ideal almhoom will be a mown couple with full
maimmmoa mtpsieaoa in am -petit 6ovont or a saleAd
field Duties will iwlude anwdial maintmatim of
e motoa •tall, 4M atearial.Pl�iat, aW awry
opsin lea Ample makwastim of mxhantal egntipmalu.
A w0upolias to pocky. aha rioted talks as neoriaary
N; eeestW. Aoatme second keeping will be nquiaad.
A rmL fns two-bedroom spanmaat will be provided in
aadh m to a Bovey of $26.9154 pa acetum topaher with a
bunfim pn4ys.
Availability to commence wodung in mid July would be
an advvAWSL
Raaanrs roc t Rpen to sertwes 01111>ar
Ajax, Om do
LlI 3M3
Fatc (906) 69.7324
-,:-j
r
44
110 c> HOP 110 Coo" Help 110
Immediate positions available for
experienced factory workers.
Must be able to work all 3 rotating shifts and
some weekend overtime.
Fiberglass Insulation experience is a must.
Those who are allergic to fiberglass
insulation meed not apply.
Positions may lead to full time employment.
Apply in person t0:
Aa The MlnaCs Group Inc.
■06we 915 Sandy Beach Rd.
••■■■ Pickering, Ontario
Apply Monday. May 30th 9 am. to 11 a.m. or
1 p.m. to 3 p.m. ONLY
NOW
' HIRING
Full and Part Time Help
• managers
• supervisors
• assistant managers
• Cake decorator
Experience necessary.
Oshawa and Ajax locations
Send resume to:
1050 Simcoe SL N.
Oshawa, Ontario LIG 4W5
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
THE NEWS ADVEfit MER SUNDAY, MAY 29, I",&PAGE 23
General Help 110 Glrteral Help 110 GOWN H4 110 G«wrg HP 110 Gown Help 110 GOMO Help
Fand
AVAILABLE IN DURHAM
3 SCARBOROUGH
tens lemporery positions available for.eneral Labour
eduo
• Food Service Workers
Maims' Helpers
Safety Boots necessary for most positions. Car an
asset.
Appy in person:
GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCE CENTRE,
390 Bayley SL W., Unit 7, Alan
(West," 8 Bnyloyl,
Mondry May 30 a Tuesday May 31,
9:00 am - 3-.W p.m. only.
STUDENTS WELCOME!!
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
4-30 p.m. -12:30 a.m.
12:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
30-40 individuals required for:
• Light Assembly
Loading and Unloading
Picking/Packing Orders
General Labour
Long and short term positions.
Interviews to take place in PICKERING.
Call for an appointment,
TEL: (416) 292-2282
IMAM
EXPkiRIEW-ED Ilairstyisi to-
perienced hair slyest with a qu/ed -y busy hair silarh n
professional and cornrnrhod Whig. Call 434-2324. Wages
attitude. offering unlimited op- plus ° mirni sicn. (060294)
ponuri iss to expand your cion- DRIVERS required - full and pan
tomo base as well as working In brine. day and night shifts. CAy
a pleasant and friendly wrderAccess Taxi, 579.9303 9
atmosphere. krlere I planar a.m -4 p.m. (060294)
apply to the Oshawa Contra Blair EASY money. all you need is a
West. 72662OW
43 ask for Mary a pickup truck to earn S50t1l m
Lina (060194) cash weei (9051 4211-9278.
NO LAYOFFS
Our distribution outlet is being
flooded with orders. Fun time Work
available immediately in areas of
pick-up and delivery, sales,
advertising and business trainee. No
experience necessary. Car required.
Call Christine
404-9991
FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST
WANTED
$8.00/hr. to start + commission.
Benefits. Birthdays off with pay.
Phone 683-3650,ask Jane.
ONE HOUR
MOMPHOM
Full Time Photo Lab
position, must be able
to operate mini -L
printer. Must be
personable with I:wbllc.
Call 619-0414
I.T.S. needs seasoned Oxreeu-
tiw sales np.for oshe" otloo.
Only aggressive professional
demanding average income
rued apply. Anytime. 434-364$.
(0602941
TELEMARKETERS
Needed for regi�trafion
work Must have
excellent command of
the English language.
For an appointment
cap 428-2004.
>i2ooa5oo w®cLn
Assetnble Moduefs al
home. Eafiyl No selling.
You're paid direct. Fully
gjw.
No experience necessary.
Call! 1.504,41-7771
Ext. 100.24 hills,
Barber needed
Immediately also
EWrstytlst for
information cart
837-1574
0117
686-3499
CRUISE SNP JOBS
up to ,900 roeskly
Free mom1board. Now
hiring skill"unskilled men
b women, no experience
Call 504-646-2803
exit. C47D
untill1pm.7days
The Bay is looking
for carpet a Upholstery
Cleaners. Experience
preferred, but will vain.
Vehide required
Coo
(416)213-7466
Frei
stn ilala11frtllsy
Ix tree ffstil sand S.A.S.E.
o Five Star Eldsrprfsss
111111112 Liverpool lift.
Class AZ coli DZ
Drivers Wanted.
1-3 ym axporlonce,
flan abstrWL
Call Bob 725-9324
6liiaiw Twngor'" Seniors
TRAX 1255 Terwilliger Unit 3
NAIL TECHNICIAN
Experienced
wanted for
The Cut Above
Pickering Town Centre
Call Sue -
(905) 837-0788
ALASKAJOBS
Earn up to $30.000 r 3
months fishng salmon. Also
wnstrunw, cannery, oil
fields pus more,
FOR ti WDIATE
RESPONSE CALL
1-504.6464513 EXT. Ki 00
PART t ma days, housedeaners
warned. Work on a team, must
BLACKJACK deakes needed, mat''• drivers ,ansa Call 686-
with
86with or without experience. 1975. (060394)
WANTED 6ve-rn caregiver for Prolessional trainkp available. KIDS and teens needed rm-
63 year old male. Knows to Part times. 5250. per week . tQa. mediately for .. ling work.
speak Tagalog. Lots a patience Full time SSW weekly fla tips. catalogues and TV
and pnysKyy tit Cat 427.7263- Job ptacement guaranteed. comerlercals. Call 962-5511.
(060994) Earn $10.25 per hr. 4368190. (TF)
HOME 0BUSINESS ��
r�^s7w�33s -SERVICES - 79&7672
Business Gardening, Gardening, Home
ServkesLandscaping Landscaping Improvements
ILLUSTRATION, taneonkq.
rMIapf
hiC design.
... or paracme .
Rononw,Nb rales. AIp r
m 05 Randy TknrnL (MR PGARDEPiER
T'
TYPING available. word
resumes. Mors
taeaatt • Laws Maintenanceprocessing,
' SLMnE PO
and reports. Dina -typing.
• Ptanin),A Tfimmias - Pirating Trees
Pieria ae sesAwd. VMS"
. Design A Cowaltation A Grrdew
WM U1C. CPP PhobMts7 Cal
w.CAL Crime Inc. 1J0o•3n
SANDY EOW)KER
84
82 out. 30. lea))
. AQ. (411) 299-9155
Driving Schools
S $'6 Drhlkq
101,41M ISi1 '
3 taasons a lest $4
Frim pick
--W t dmp fd
2V-3=
7 daYShseek 1
t;SLMOSCAM
Waft
Grim iisn�Yttalmtlsa
FREE ES7614=
GARDNEW
TDP*=
Ila ti%EE{.M
NDrOTXAAM
TREE REMOVAL
CLEAN-UPS.
PROPERTY
MAWMNANCE
i>STrATn
CALL We
sOscWtY J^9•
Ponds.
dreds.
car-
tR110 Lain No
rtOSCd11 11or1ipnmurallM.
ow
oftee67= a ()W 329-
177'!. $0=4)
M■1 wilt Odwp Inick was
do flUW"wirldewa:
floe mw* firm
04". SnlilN ffan �
Chianand
Obs, and .
I;; --
garage.•
CAN ft. 421114W
CONSTRUCTIONIntitio.
gnu gamfew
MPBK renpveftlB and
construction. Fast and
cef�a,r,,t p,�rofeassionl work
F"-&�,� __ ---
Call Dave, STI. 907 i W.C.G. Construction Ltd. -
RING_ A:"
erior and interiorlet us ffilllyou garden ort a slgrtlbuid Iwo is ancoOM+slsreasonable rate. Other I workmanahp guaranteed
services
� fin
a$ItbM find Insured.
O9e4 (TF) Coraac Gay 836
Home
Improvements
S•
Wel and
VAZ GENERAL.
OONTRACM
Custom Holmes, Home
esswaofft Ro* Ct avk
Tits, -Hardwood Fbors,
Mid, It Dedisl CaliJulah
(90.5) 618
I tO.PJE.
Five Eft wA%L M sly
I. ! (905)837-2429
in
(905J 837-1858
Home Moving, Painting, Private Tuitions, I
Improvements Storage Decorating Schools
WATERPROOFING
• leaky basement
• concrete work
• cracked foundation
• drains
• all work guaranteed
On= ESTXMTE
285-4109
n
- bybpsdsc and ear d al
Al general repar work.
Qudw wCfklnirs*
•1amse��dD iii 00
Fire
3100111111110311101116
Ap0111D11s
, 428-2145
tM'00o !■wC�1i
Fiao11alOsels
ANWsrY�'ft
tfIddMmN
tookm
memb
olifte a is•3ti>rs
ARTISTIC Masonry - Ipecisltr-
ktg M, fireplace and donator
repairs. works with Wi&s.
blorJs and spars at al hinds.
Wonknwoho
C1a9 ��
JoX nyss, homes,
ism apL. oto,
42S�a2l9
�esacr2 M
TMS PaMltkg a
De00f
ItWlior a E1n■ior
Ewopm
Workrttart Atim- Fact
Clem rofabie stayttiCY.
Me Rhonda's Int
papering, curtains, furniture. Ow
perable work at a low cost.
Many references. Free
estimates. Call 404.0493.
walaoR and eroerm par"
and wall papering for good
poow and good woA. Cam Mel.
5764554 OW3a4)
►ROFESSIONAL Painting a
waapsperkia No jab loo amt
call rrtyMne. 430.2505. an
TUTOR - Che natty. Wades t t
and OAC. Available even,nga
and weekends. (Carl fedi
anchor,. 683629,. (053,9.,
ree
FI Ited.1 Anne Go"'e's'
AJAX Moving SysMrms aril
I
POLDOM Construction and
(rF)
samosa, nines. applenoe and
Sl911tIClS
crate work, fireplaces.
aportnrnls, deices. appliances
chimney's. decks. porches,
pinto specialises. flat rate or
fences. kirdierts, bathrooms,
wardrobe service. liteneed.
basements, ceramic titer,
insured. Free estimates. Cal
COMPLETE home rokonssiorw
hourly. We now haw hnaNOIAfe.
down triads rally
maws tis. 721-2310. (080794)
bssomwns. bathrooms. addi-
storage anis Nor aeaitp iiia
to entertain for my age. any
tans including carpentry,
drysse. pakskq aarcoa Incl,
bcesswihrtons�Pand
occasion. Birthdagys.
Promotions. openin s.
nal oerantics hardwood floors,
00
Ci ,tit 11ion 4276
su deisses. Maes: shoes am
windows, doors. decks and
tura LaRrce Iteb tt367057 or
'
wpoirs. Cat Eugerm 905432-
NARRY-O-THE-MOYEM -
72NO36- (TF)
2159. 0 2496)
MO" bre Of wank •r• prior
RAYNT wants work doing
cam aN Frrte enaerrtstse, seniors
n,p(C for dWdnen's Patina'
COMPLETE plumbing and
discount, shod n� nom'
Oyu mO ed. Comparable
an emissions. ha- � Own
inogiion Cas Ernie. 880.4932•
renovations. Emergency
arrvlae. botwoom ki' and
assn Cab 432-28% (TF)
Pod Pod -
baasrrtere 0 All work
licensed. guaranteed and
MEN with large truck will do
Maintenance Maintenance
inswed. RessonMe raise. Cam
house" moves. wsidawsl.
Mini, 430-2751. (TF)
aorrertst,isl. AN rifles of moves.
Call Carl or .Jane. 427-2958.
POLDOM Construction and
(rF)
RMtaMion &odes. bridts. cora
UNMALSKI Movie - houses,
crate work, fireplaces.
aportnrnls, deices. appliances
chimney's. decks. porches,
and piano specialists. Free
fences. kirdierts, bathrooms,
wardrobe service. liteneed.
basements, ceramic titer,
insured. Free estimates. Cal
hardwood flooring, drywall.
728 -ISM (TF)
painting and waOil f; ktg. Free
maws tis. 721-2310. (080794)
Painting
r
SAYER Contracting - all Decorating OSIIAcoping.
p Pool scion ria n
carpentry, additions. �' �q • fes. 7n �s
renovations. kitchens.al>r>r>t■>tal� Discount prices. 723-9431. PIUITtb�lg
brhroorns, Mono M&VAWwtoe
SIWN Conforuactbn Lid. kir as emergency service, furniture II
Mims repels, addklar. PRO refinishing. Quality work in
doors. surdat: s. wroom etc guaranteed. IS years a
Free eaWnmisa Call 905.576 egwmw w e662915. (TFEFG) 21
5780.(063094) 0
DRYWALL, taping, boarding. WAL. )Iarts Ratotsti w Ltd. 0
an
Suds d T-bw pWray ray Baserrents, carpet". cuesorn So
stucco, plaster repairs. For abltel0. drywsnrq, "pay
prolossiwW sonnice r o- comp painting, fence and deck
rive prices. am at ll Bi432.040$ oonsbuclon Walla (905) 72S-19
(TF) 5159.(053194) ..■t
• 35 res. expna
ris
•
free art. i corauitlierl
dim 25%
• ft"b9051839,1501
(080294)
JowtfeyRmt Pk:lnbK
No lob too small - Faucet,
shovels (ItlI1Mt1I
K%Wwo0fllt, Irel hart. OIC.
Any Iw10yation or adcliiiiell
Dgbale: 427'4209. Nam:
477 -MM Adt kit tow
f
PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 29, Mel
110% GOWN WP
NEEDED
High laming po16ntla1
$later., Itflupaft-time
Many positions
Training available.
EXPERIENCED seamstress
needed. 10 or more years
experience. Flexible horns. Call
430-6550. (060294)
CONTRACTING Foreperson -
611W1 contracting company te-
quires person for tradwwonk on
Projeus. quality cortroL diem
relations and training of
employees. Must hams painting.
drywall. rooting and c rpertry
experience. own transportation
b F s9406 Advertiser,
130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. LIS
2H5. (053194)
120- Office Help
IF you are simple or a single
Parent or separated or divorced
with three years work
experlenoa, you may quality for
fanancial assistance or i you are
over 45 and have recently, been
lend off. you may quality for Vann-
ing assistance. DIP/CERT..
Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base.
Word, Accpac. Bedford.
Aulocad. Ventre„ Pagemaker.
Harvard, Corel, Computer
Programming and Systems
Analyst. Cobol- Pascal and C.
Pholosfop. Outrk Express and
Illustrator. Durham Business
COntputer College. 427-3010.
(TF)
130 Sa' A
Gents
an
EXPERIENCED Sales People
Wanted - an opportunity to
double your income awras your
Ce1L Sports I individuals
required toy new con pany for
ight. easy, activity throWnour
Derham Repcn. Persons dow-
ig rapid Pico son 10 "MwWkgw
Mont positrons needed
imrdisely. Sotos welcome
for personal ineennewplease
call432.4gW. (060294)
135 Skilled Help
urtE Operator - nw+rnum 72
yen experience in,' work.
some otporerues. able to
read blueprint, do own set-up.
wont to find tolerances. Paid
carpany bernrfs Scarborough
area. 111629&.0401. 10603941
Day Care
160 Wanted
WANTED - lie -our nam", pet
tint. now, full urns sumrer.
Requirements: Enthusiasm.
relenertces
Cal p6253:LL (052994)
STUDENT Sumner Job. EX -
III , I day Meer needed to
ewe for 3 c1 1 (11.9,7) in my
l
be 0, Whaea/Hwy 82 arse.
Phone 420-066S- references
snquMd. (062MM)
i WANTED - kw in. toddler/
centime. Carefew. r. first aid.
CPR, auencq in Tag.tograoar I
r an asuL Cal Lao Ourro (905)
420,31113111 Wmr*W. (000384)
WANTER - loving, caring
French eOAii 9 Pena" b care
. for a mod if ole baby as of
I September. Call (905) 663-
03151111. W01111111111
n NANNV required. live-in,
4 sNsasaoes tequied Apply be -
*Am i P.m -9 P -M Mon -FA.
1 420-744. 00194)
LJ4E41 bsdpyslass rGM*W Ir 5
ON N Srodu4hiwy 82area d
41NhrB Please a Mleney
x /rr61 a2Bm2'7Px• (060194)
165,
ablein #W Mm& fenced PM(•
We d aclMilies. Clean to 3
a,- . a , aboomem receipts
xedlblR M4X M. 00194)
aswkai►r1 book now
eaperieAlsd d�gew.
de2Maple
area ABas 1 and W CPR
(lad FIW Aid. 837-2042.
r p11019t1
f•LANMmG For September(
FIM
echooL
whee" R0. S. Be 401. Cal SW
awa4. ONMN)
DATCARE awailabM in my
11owsIR dtld CPR and Fist Aid
CAnsae lean. South Allies algia.
Cal Ala0►8834645 os2m)
wHrM& RtwOUFintk %A lime
pre in my home. all so-
.- . , I
o«ta10I Blip backyard for flak
and play. Lunch included.
' Reftlencol slwallable. Plane
Oa/ 906.42040910. (080196)
pyll axsrlbia in
private hatim has lurches and
anscls plaided• Non writ"
arnispansnt 1 I2 years and
older. Ajax (90b) 427-6410.
4001")
SOUTH A)rt - in Ilona dialow
File ald. non weather. no pets,
playroom, outingle, new St.
James and Southwood.
am is4iBhNlflle Cal 664
165 " 220
+ODreoalod. (060394)
ForSale
BARB'S Small World Daycare
CARPETS - lots of carps) 100%
(In my home). Hwy 821IL1rir0oo1
nylon. now stain release , ; -
Rd. Non stllolws and no Pont.
experience.
on hared. I will carpet 3 rooms,
RecemPre atnd ed�' Call
=and
$340. Price Includes carpet,
Barb at (905) 420-5387.
premium pad, expert
watagafim fast "very free
(080194)
eewrtMas (30 yards). Normtan,
7
1 0 Want
$Will& 14. (053194)
•
dGANTIC top--- , pg -
by Go. 3.2 bedroom n -law (06'1794)
(New and used) Prices
CASUAL office hep available.
slashed. rebates offered on
load of June -August. Univsr-
quality appliances. VIN Hank;%
sity student with experience,
for beat pips, quality, wswyamy
Cal (906) 509.2660. (060394)
and service. Hank's Appliances,
dean, retable car. 111450 ob.o.
191 Bloor St. E. " (behind
205 FirewoodMulitedr).
Oshawa 729J043.
$haps black welt MMA tans.
said, no nr*rasers - Traditional ser down. Please Call 427-
(060294)
lid required. Call 666-3297.
imtudirsly. FitUWt requMred. 40631")
SOFA bed 5100 Smatter fridge
and Move, $150 pail. see bat
trailer, 14- wheels. 6300.4 (P2-
25R15) tires and map rims.
Dodge or Ford. 5250.432-7131
after 5 p.m (060394)
��l COMPUTERS - 386 Resale
G.� ComPaps opmpfe(e guaranteed
E'v9rnrgs9(n�-434.8665 systems with VGA, limited
Free DBfyery 10 supply. $555. Other revs Sys -
Oshawa Antis tems available. Computer
Clearance Centre. 697-3059.
)
220 FAorr Sale Articles
an 230 Wanted
AJAX Pickering Appliances - no WANTED • Wall Ds Clwsie
mmmorrbb Omer refused. lily ney
guaranteed. Reconditioned(i.e. Cinderella, Little Morred
appliances. Come rake us a Mc-) Cas 686-2770. (060394)
deal. 427-6784. 467 Wastney, WANTED - Led and Blue Jay
Rd. S. Atari. (TF) Tickets at face value. Cal Bruce
WELLINGTON LWVM Piero.
asking $750. Call 697-0729.
(053194)
Ian above ground Pod. two
yeas old. all pod accessories
inn', . .. Contra! air. 2 Irl ton
unit. only Iwo years old. 430-
6291.(053194)
PIANOSrGRANDFATHER
CLOCKS - Tremendous Savings
Annual Classroom tainc sale.
Pantos. rem to own. apg. size.
upright, grand. digital.
keyboards. CLOCKS - (free
delivery and set up). Telep
Piano Works. 4331491. (TF)
WASHERS. dryers. fridge.
stove. now and recto diconed.
5225 and up for mowxmwnod
washora• $175 and tip for recon-
doion.d dryers. 11175 and up to
reconditioned inclose and
stoves. Also corn operated
washor and dryers.
Stephenson's Furniture and
Appliances. 227 Court St..
Oshawa. 5767449. (0603"1
DURHAM Top Sod - we deliver.
Pett Loam. Triple Ma. Sand.
Screenings- Gravel. Pickup
product. $2/bag. 427-0403.
(062'394)
SLATE pool table. all
aoosesaea. $1000. Bed saga.
swage anew. bar stools. corn►
puler table, high chair, T.V.
Carriage, sliding door with
hardware. 00". 434-5215 aver
6 p.m. (060394)
at 579-4400. est. 207 (TF)
WANTED- phare from the Ad-
vantage pox" system modet a
CK 111. Place cal 579-4400
ask for LiL (TF)
OLD and good used camoras
gold. sterling. optics l instrument.
jewellery, watches, ofd china
and glass. antique furniture.
432-1676.(053194)
WANTED - appliances. wakng
or not. Fridges. stoves. washers,
dryers. Also warded. pick up
truck, 1965 or newer.
Reasonable. (905) 427-6690
(0601941
2165 ! ' 2165 400 A 400 'Fern
p ORONO
SHOWCASE
ANTIpUEf i tOLLEtTIBLE I SHOW
Jere 46 a 511 - fain or Shies 11yew sadr»
got,
= Fla.
A01M�i4� SLOprAlipN
Lacdsa: Orese Feir 18s i pale nail '2 2. am*
3i111S (sit Insrdrrrp 43f b@Wm l- - It ale Saw wtoft
Pets -Supplies -
290 Boarding
TEAM Obedience, next classes
(Puppy a Novice) starts June 11
and /6. Evening and Saturday
Classes available. Small Classes
guaranteed. Call 430-0025.
(053194)
330 Trailers
to" Prowler, 29 It. trailer,
ke
mix. 6. $10.5500. Call 576
6033.(053194)
Auto Parts &
Automobiles 340 Repairs
300 For Sale DURHAM
m
Region's 81 U -Fox -n
Shop and"
Centre.
CANADIAN TIRE
Ajax
saw
itllspections
$49.95
Car 8 Ugtd. Trucks
Ajax
683-2L/
1992 Mercury Sable GS. only
69.000 kms.. fully loaded. of
bap. new brakes. price $13.299.
Telephone 905-668-9054.
(060394)
Auto parts, performance parts,
car and truck accessories. ties.
custom wheels, trailer hitches.
custom exhaust work. 4x4
Specialist. Bowmanvills. 697-
5555. (060294)
355 Motorcycles
INSURANCE, open 9-9 by
appointment. Monday to
Saturday. Motorcycle. auto and
very Co pertive property rales.
Over 20 years exPw-. Cali
(905) 42735%. (053194)
365 Marine
19" 20 h. Tempest. 175 HP,
Cuddy. head. swim platform.
never fished. $9000. OMC
outdrive. Call 576-6033.
4063194)
TIGERSHARK Personal
1991 Crew Luf a s, 6 cYMmder: Watercraft 'priced 10 nw• east.
ori. candied. 1991 Ford Tempo. We ale all 5 bees of Shanks.
SHELTER
CANADIAN
N■r■ PROPERTIES
LIMITED
BLUEWATER PARK
WHITBY APARTMENTS
1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in
immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3
appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, Tennis
courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered
parking -
101 Kathleen St. W.
Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5
571-3522
AJAX
55 FALBY COURT
2 bedroom apartment in famiy, building. Air
conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry
facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground
perling included.
call
683-6021
Mon. -Thum. 9-8, Friday 9-5, SatJSun.12-5
33 & 77 FALBY COURT
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family
building. Air conditioning, broadloom,
2 appliances, laundry facilities and
undergrroound parking included. EMM
$743-$833.
686-0845 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p -m-
4 door. air. , lie A. 1987 Fad from Me ecornorracal Mar"90 b OSHAWA - one beoroxx oaeo-
260 Arts Crafts the high performance
E150 carpo van. low kms., mem apartment for nom. Private BLOOR/Slt*COE -large two
Barracuda. Call IN3-931r
oertlied. NM's Auto, 6a6-6997 entrance. iirstllast. $425 bedroom in 46 unit buildup.
or 432.7531. (000304) today for demonstration rides mortbwlr One room lar ronlL US swaps. laundry. parking. wet
PKWIRNG VILLAGE
FESTIVAL
Needs craft a
M*M 7mrwjssdisplays. `
Call Gwy at
304618
TO f86arve your liable
ler only $25-00
mgr AM
w.tn no obligation to purchase. weekly. Clone b curs slap. Cal managed. Close W staesxDus.
10" Ford Crown Victoria. Clark's Cats. Port Perry. 721-x297.(060294) from SVS inclusive. Go0reklto
prt/ied. now ties. ps-. pb.. arc.. (060294)
pw.. p.. a Wit cmesoft, crave AVAILABLE nvrrdiry oc e - one 123 BlSt. W. a Cas 009100
and aper• ) 370 Recreation bedroom apartment. north 4162235419. (TF)
4261365. (053194) Oshawa. ren H-P4aL Laundry PICKERING - rear Go - large
Vehicles faciNss. $.590 ndudinp utit- two bedroom basement. air.
1999 Ordemwbie Deka 99 Royal
886 9153. (o60304) appianoes, arta shared lardry
Brougham. Excellent condtron, WANTED to ren ler morn of
csrddxd. Loaded with eaves, n- July. Snell truck camper we LARGE bright one bedroom Wck+ded- $625 • utilities. Avail-
cludino tape deck. Cas 420- ksderene and sleeps 2 people basement apartment. newly able rmvnW'ateiy. Cas 416294-
708x. Must be seen to be /or a 1990 GMC 112 Ion. Cal decorated. minutes from GO 4010. (060294)
7 194 train and 401 available
PORCELAIN DOLL MAKING -
+ODreoalod. (060394)
4' (� _)WHITBY
- one bedroom
irrmned'Addy. $650 Per -in u- Two bedroom
'Taught The European Way'. kn
mucor sh,eiee German
tale Reliant Station Wagon.
Housing
apart.,wnl. $525.
cb'+ag utilities, fnWlast. Cora 11625 plus hydro. First last
uncr
Arust. Lured space available.
2.5L- exos/«t body. rum wall.
Al o ,5 Nissan 200
S2 98
390 Available
6"-07ed. M531") month regwred. Days. 725 -
In Whitby. call 728-1368.
SX, cruise. sunrool• $2800
0941. (0531(14) stow. parking. central air,
BUNGALOW ler ren new Whit- 8911 or evenings 6611-4016.
0294)
(good oordsion). 619 9061.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES -
by Go. 3.2 bedroom n -law (06'1794)
C
7 �mm(ww•
1062904)
Victoria B.C.. hoar avaiabie
(exchange optional), n0
aPmUnwt. aPP"nm, available PICKERING - two bedroom
August t. Fint/Wt months. baearrynt apirins nt. separate
2 ■ 0 Video
1906 Hyundai Stellar. auto.
smokers. no pee 4 bednoorn
� and asft Check, entrance own Laundry tocssiea.
-eraied or reasonable CON w
dean, retable car. 111450 ob.o.
hole. CIO" to Gann* Site.
Raterernoos oequirod August 6
.
Pho.66621+$
m 905 ( 194 ) Pacing -6800 mommy. firsUteat.
CONTENTS of home. Amipues. COMMODORE O 1000
mega
965-8247. (053194)
31. available. Fax. 604-477- AJAX - top floor d Iwo, bright. reNrerncw. No pets Cas 90S
9tou slater collection, crass with usroo monitor. L«s d
I"S Dodge Aries Station
9831. (060194) clean one bedroom apartment 686.7895. (060294)
levo (Wets). Garage sale. Sat, ppares and utilities. $600.
May 28. tram 9.3 pm. Call Ice Please leave message at 666
W esc*Ilem condition
very clean. 2.BL. aulomsac• Ps..
`P' � �� AJAX - pleat Hei9ta. small
included. Possession July 1-
included. basement
Oetaes. d..aorr- (9061 "&- 5& . (06029x)
pb.. Certified. Call 404-8905.
o
one bedroom
400 For Rent $650 mnmrMy. Cal Matsu. 6:16 apartment. caw single. kidp..
84M. (053,9x►
�,�►
0941. (0531(14) stow. parking. central air,
OAKxolfE FURNITURE - wry Lost � Found
pay retail prius7 One O1 280
'� Doape Asea 22 ale°illicidift
many new pans. 11750 an La
slwi THREE Csdroom apanmenle separate entrance. Close to
artertsies. No smoking a pets.
Ontario's oldest and largest
oJxo. Call 7265471 (080294)
clean. quest bu ildtrg, it" 2 mama" and July' Church 11450 inclusive. 686-6639.
Ddnns.. kitchen, bath and SL and Hwy e2. Planes ore 416
manutacturnrs ls now anain9 LOST - May 22. much roved
direct to the Public. Eg. oak osMA Cit. Tenzer CN
18" Ford To po. 4 ctrinds.erge
Ful broad- 444-7381. (0803") (053'94)
pprereyy and
p*desW table vsah der erct and Bayridges area. Any
a lo• Ps- pb.. mint condition.
kffW.rte, lA 111986
loorrlsd�yAwsi" tri ls�ly TWO bedroom apartment. 6
THREE bseroornt mfr^ floor d
or tom. From ti636 �. . cI°e• Oshawa Contra.
4 Willa, chaffs. $799 - s' ook irtormatxon. please call 904-
double pedestal CIO eat and 6 03&-0871. (05290x1
-eraied or reasonable CON w
East. Fridge, available June t.
a
house. Odry wife
Illtilia$, parkirlp kx ale Car y and yrnad beds- SP-
-
chairs, Sum Connno t►a/ bads,s
Sm. Over 20 suit d,oias . a1 L06T horn S. Ajae Samoyed
)
ion Colica GTS, S speed,
mckldad. yard inWxlad. $795 par month • fridge, stow*, parking and
CaN ifi7-447a K utilities included. First last
1!2 utilities. Available
$haps black welt MMA tans.
said, no nr*rasers - Traditional ser down. Please Call 427-
elsefric sunroof and rnifrora.
lid required. Call 666-3297.
imtudirsly. FitUWt requMred. 40631")
Woodworking. 905.005-x774.
(TF) 0066 (00030x)
ne4rerpaint now grewnwl
nig Car. Must "1. $1500.
7231sa5i2 (063194)
AJAX - Harwood/Bayy. one AJAX - two bedroom basermwt
- - MWA bodreor
FO1M . RxiddiMkbown faucets
TOP Sill tro'e mol inteetar CIL. a rlaortar A one yew ofd.
Fewlk 068927. (DM3a4)
bedmwlu two ..rn base. OS • bight two . aparlrrtlnuL ssfwaA erwenaa
ment apartment. available $008 in aperstwa building. kl
shared laundry. 3 pce bath.
eenwnigs and sand for salehair. Found Whites Rd.
Also rr4rn Ivan truck will do 4267332-
Call
100! Honds A000d. new paint
.lusty flowpeakpwkLaY
yAy. Carron Ialndey dudes two appliances. host.
we d bdtywd. Iks t asL ca IIId4- pwkkw Carnnsnlrt 1e ��' appliances. Available
neer 401. (905)
household and yard waste
$1300 o.s.o. CM 432-2328.
tlntow or Bob. 41x-2/63aai 401 and City bus 401 433• July. $725 inclusive. Lynn*,
removal at Aasonsble rags. pMOr4)
0003")
062904) 007. ) 42"7M. (062904)
Cal906-0M7820. (081784) F*,W .
lata Cir Mir Classic. u -WHITBY
• attractive two
AJAX SCUM - awslsble July, 1. MIOCItrset -ori oadflbfled
PATIO Doom. 0 IL Thermal Boafdft
osrrt Or'dNwti OerMed. Call
428-1200. (05301114)
Brigbe ba teal bacllslor, nwe one bedroom basement (bedroom spacious. Parking,
I quiet building, near GO.
Guard. last yowl Moult, Ielwe er
brown. 37 Mit- SM talus It
fm But* Gill"awous. per.
broadloom. lea 4 Pce• bath. 0 O^moan
toolm cow pit" Included. a" $660 includes m11Mes, immediate. $795 inclusive.
Il, Cash and 01111V Cal Bab. PALADEN DOG OBEDIENCE -
(ab-, i. 43.000 adn , Ig' s1
$550 mrlA*p FiratI - 427- slabb6 b wldry 4 WP/wlge- Ian 141" 098-5287. (OB0904)
823.9493 Of 72$4537.00069) Vesrilnry aOmd ingalscti n
ore owner. mint condition.
0232.4052004) wn*Jn& no Pete• Lill 42W 08HAWA - Iwo Retic" ^Wt-
CEJRTRAL i coradlialtr, MM by esarlssucW RA.F. Peroe
$1200 o.b.o. 420-6217.
ACT Fast - Iwo bedfoors aper- 736L P14) moll in 5 unit binding. Iridge,
4 casement windows $300• Doo Treating. Puppy pad Begirt
40631")
bspaxtig,00in
a,4pon llk.
mlent in 6 plan In Whitby. FURM ISNEO bachelor wre
Lwarlolwer, set d gale d1Als. now Noviaa tlywwgs astable
aa
LEASE is own vell'd . 1966
speared ldry. $572 maMly
Carped. two appliances. epemmr't• $325 Iisubwt. all Iw
N
drop pal desk $75- Meigrs - Tues. Nights. Call 80-9425-
1986, nodonaL no krsrwsL no
storage. laundry faeilNMs. ��h+ Prkslw entry. 10 now • hydro. FmW{sst 8880874.
drumtablebraxy tabla 1 r boy, 4062rr41
as& Chocks, 06-7428. (TF)
pledi , $666 plus hydaa AweF moAt of Oshsna. 7204117B0. (TF) (01110294)
cedw tetwK L11pul bail SM
V C
FQr
�'*1.7�38a4 (0631") PICKERING - Debts* and
3194) females.
Q1O
tIIII� ki ll Bim• i� rte' ro° �bsdscu
NOWNG, Must teff house 1e9'"b«ed taaooed,it- t'lase
J �
Wentom L M
�� gyp' � o4N �� liege �� passu rslnrt in Sa1M Also � ~
q removed. First shots,
contents. antiques. poker
bedloatl $63timada rly ureas $600 urfss ildledsd. Cal 4M nay finished in now sub -
machines. pictures. lamps. dww44bed• abofisr - greed ale
tablas. bedroom subs. beg
Wt�
Me CAsver ChWere Pk k -up,
incl ded avaNabee June 1. 2318 atter 6 p.m. Female dmom on a Csssowtt kl" far
ALSO Iw eedrOon Rb�Ot P5 MMfamily Wal-""- 11
ssasanble eater. (905) 42Rf � �iRudy L Can
excellent condition u1P and
bedlrler included. ' CerNllad.
available
July 1, $725 ntorr0tly. L4Im'd'f LARGE htight orle bedroom
9663. 40631") 3666. (06319x)
$7800 oJbo. MR 006.0371.
,ry b public ad" and perk
towlines available. Pmd*G- beeerllwt apartment, newly Two bklrAs from lake. Central
MIST set. O pas. cersemporary pOTTWEJ<E1` puppies for salol
(000204)
close 16 all amrlleea Firslfbsf. deooraaed, minutes Irom GO hs 10
i' non sem' 1700 f
aurid oak ditting loom Suiteex- CKC legal•+d• tattooed. Est
10M GMC S/5stsrda I $1500
-605469 40011 w 1-�-�' train and 401 • available all
� M�
es@" oartdsion. ask" $2100. shots. viw.ing for Sire and
oJ>,.o. Call /36-x294 law mace-
4574. pg02W) itwt�aly. $No mwh0ty In- at 90b
9854570. (0631") Dente. Cal. Trent a Lynn. 726
gape w 434.7547. 40631")
AVAILABLE Immediately in dudes 640118s. FirWiet. 698• �, A �1"�
CARPET - 1 have sow" 1000 470 )
for IemlaM
V Wheel
�r
Oshawa - a39 Cuban SL. aro 074L f=1")
PICKERING - one bedroom
yids d new Stairvrsstw and MALE said erected
Hinalsran. She her
(e
320 Drives
bedroom. $875 MermMy. on* yy(A(EpNp - 3 bedroom upper, "fit �mwt In Mille
14 do, WW
10D% now carpet. Ill carpet BLua Lynx
$575 t,Uldiy appterloss i, shared Iww'dry John Soddy naighbowhood.
your living room and half for no papers. Phone Cindy. 8x6
last required. Clow A bus, fads ties. Close to Go. $a8S Separate entrance. cable.
Wee. Prime includes Carpi pod 8670. MOOM)
190 Aabo Von, black btotrel
shopping. NO pis. Call 436 mond ly (tits utilities. Available parkig• laundry. single non
and Installation. -30 yards'. FOR Sale - toys poodles ale -
inewilm excellent OorlOM, Ps„
0134. (TF) July 1. Call 416-264.4010. sm*w. Am 1. $a00 ilclushe.
Slaws. (006) 432.42". (TF) with blade $pots. first 114104lo"
01s.
Ike
pb.. Va. +oraw. Amflm
pIClaWANG - VA PAJ401, FSO M) 8360961.0631")
TRADE your nand ed f. '4 " . guwartesd. Penn
now ear
aasnnlA. stereo. air. cruise. as-
Ings two tpedroorn baserrsnt PICKEFANG new Go - over'WIITBr - loge room
ehandise Or skills for Other 906-4345783 (0003W)
X1218790 O.b-o- PIN" m-
434 -ISM 01103"
apartment, 4 appliances, sized basement apartment, duplex.at In Large
�
produces a Services. Everything DONT throw your dog we"
-or
��, no mss, ro Pala. private entrance, laundry Mmedoes 10 «�
and alnynwg les last end par. iliac Iandflt sees. use a DOGGIE
1998 Chew Astro Van. 8
Available Inlmledlately. $700. facilities. Idea for mature parson Palkk'g. Moller
L
Cal free d Charge. Oshawa, DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS-
• 06., Pb., cmnm tteleaf,
FigVlasL tolerances n6e I or business couple. on No pea. Ava4abee
434-36" Of 14400.561.3648. POSAL SYSTEM. 9 am. • 9
runup bawds, " ' sail W
4243628. 0002") stitcher. no Pis. M25 W$dU$ ve. Am 1. $050 per 10-09 432-
l08021111') p.m.. 7 dayWaxse k. Call 723•
189 Mrs., $8260. Cal 725.1181.
/ICVj3jeNG . bright now two 6834161.062984) 2947.(063194)
6413 a 434-9782.62.00 on with
SHEDS -quality barn style
01110M)
bedroan P W
bedfo , bwenenl spwynwt, OSHAWA -two 4 WHITBY • prim lacatbn, are
ad (TF)
sleds.. bilin an sills. 81tx, $6x9.
1006 Cherry RV van, al oplow
air. sgwAo anbanCls, PM IIg moms & %I" ad 900 and Ila6 Oneroorn apafitwa N t plea
OST ihd ided. Dipl$y al Lyra SHAR46 puppy. 12 walks. W
Tv. built in cooler. fully WOW,
uria and cable included. 4 Olen SL. dean 10 school$. ShOP Avse" enta latsly. enc(udw
bid Lumber. Kingston Rd.. Chinese Vary kwd* and GOW
sloops 4. Good condition.
appliances. non smoker. no ane 401. Fks~ requMed. ming, Wilefte,R head sale
I For
Pkisr(ng 011-1111 -6p84N1. apCeasofhs• "W. Call 837•
$11,500 o.b.o. Moving. must
pets. Available n 0011"y. u111H1es Included. Cal ($00 XMW of
icon", .... • . 216441803M - - . - • .
ear,. aso,& - 40802"
1384)088 "ands. (06$18" - ^wo ww'L -am 728.4"1". Ogg,7878k f omm
400 ern
AVAN ABLE kmrdistely - 6425
now", WisordHiNad1 area.
One bedroom basement
apartment, ssparale entrance,
appliances Inch, I . FisVIM
required. Phone after 5 p.m.
725-3267. (060294)
AJAX - two bedroom baserrws
apartment with antral ai/vac,
walk-in closet, fireplace.
separate entrance, $595
inclusive. Fk,*~. Available
June 15. 4276420. (060294)
SOUTH Ajax - two bedroom,
unfurnished, new cupboards,
carpet. paint. parking- Near bus.
a/c, cable. hydro. water. laundry
facilities included. $710. Cal
693.9012.(053194)
PICKERING - large two
bedroom near Go. With
appliances, shared laundry,
parking• private entrance. $625
pits $75 utilities. Available May
31. Cal collect. (905) 727.1499.
(060294)
ROUGEMONT/HWY 02 - one
bedroom basement apartment.
furnished,non smokers, no
pets. $550. FirsVgsL Available
immediately. Call 509-8887.
(060294)
PICKERING - beautifully
finished large two bedroom
basement apartment. separate
entrance. lireplace, 4
appliances. cable, close to
shopping, suitable for working
couple. No pats. FirsVlast. 5800
monthly. Available July 1. 420-
8564.(060394)
OSHAWA - three bedrooms.
$699. Clean and large units. In -
dudes cable. heat. hot water.
parking. new appliances. tenant
pays hydro. 576-0973 or 404-
6222- (TF)
OSHAWA near O.C. Large 3
bedroom upper duplex with
walk -,n closer. huge livngroom,
dirnngroom. $675 . utdii e or
5800 ncMnMe Call (905) 428-
3963 or (905) 686.7871.
(060294)
PICKERING - one bedroom
w
basement apanrro. available
June 1. Separate entrance,
parking. laundry. suitable for
one. FlrsNasl. $540 inclusive.
686-9362. (053194)
PICKERING - DidwFinCh. two
bedroom basement, July 1.
Clean. wdeseiarw finished.
Fridge. stove, Laundry. 4 pp.
bath, separate garage. non
smoking, no pets. $619.20 pita.
(905) 6867106. (060394)
410 Houses For
Rent
AJAX - Wesiney Heights.
detached upper Iwo bedroom.
ad, con.. garage. clean and
beautifully Landscaped, two
appkonosd. non smokers. $795
FlrsYlast. available July 1.
Rett or rent to own. 6966639.
AJAX - 3 bodetoon upper floor.
fully carpeted and renovated.
Full bath, parking. share
laundry. Near schools,
shopping, rec facilities. Final
last, references required. Avail-
able June 1. 51055 monthly.
inclusive. 031-1527. (053194)
NO down payment? Good
croft? Good job? You an buy
for ate price of rem wtlile prices
and rales are down. Cale Dong
or Brem. Community Financial,
6664605. (TF)
OS14AWA - 2000 sq.lt., 4
bedrooms- 3 washrooms,
fiiishad basemen, garage. 5
aPptenosa Backs oreo pink
does to transportation, cental
air. Available Aug. 1. $9SO
mtorably . utilities. (905) 436
001. (053194)
OSHAWA - two yew old 3
be0loorn link. Townline area
felitilext greenhouse kitduenl sill
will. Midge. sroveu dopa eelw. 1
11/2 garage. 1 112 baths plus
mma w moults. Bassmwt orb
to Merit. IOL SM Plus Innes.
Available August 1. 7250089.
Near")
AJAX lead detached, main
floor. avarab4e July 1. That*
bedwoms, one fug 1, -1 , q
fe..genI stone, tWtiflg dls-
lance to 611uppklp, schools and
bucca. 5750 mwoay plus 23
IABIMR 9{.1x142 4099194)
ROUGEMOUKTMwr 84 11Mw
beero . upper, lags stifle lot
lacludsw udkiaa $1050. Cal
416-805-3620 after a P.M.
(0531")
AJAX - quer MCaYon new Laha,
main floor. Inge 3 bedroom
home, freshly painted and
CeeI I Isrl' )card. installable
June 1. SM9. 112 utilities. (985)
825.9657 or (416) 460-(1521.
10631")
OSHAWA - Slevenson/401,
new Oshawa Centre. French
School, Go. Two storey
detached, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2
baths, $900 plus utilities.
PAAW*fm=. Available July. Cori
(445@-4. 590-94" ) w (905) p8
ACT Fast - crrpleb 3 bedroom
house plus 2 bedroom irom
apartment. Fridge, stove,
carpwd. garage. $09 plus
uMdeL Available July 1. 726
3594. (0531")
UVERPOOLIHwY 92 - Iwo
bedroom bungslow. central ori.
extra large lot. $976 plus
ukli@ . Avatsble July 1. 4!0 -
ISM. 110003691
'Z.
e
THE NEWS ADVEWMEE SUNDAY, MAY ",1"16.1%GE 25
410 "°wesRm 430 Roonls�To 455 cataa,s� 490 P&* 500Fo"ros'� 570 mer C 580 +wawn 580 �
_ iota Imon�
SOUTH OahMia - do am 2
WEBTIEYMWV e2 ave. Fut- COURTICE - luxury one
storey 4 11 4rooett henna with
nlshed ram M quiet home. bedroom wit 8 Iii and
Ikepiaee. hardwood floors.
suilabls for non smoking, work- ale, on -she kfrw* courts. $800
linlohed basement with extra
kip kdkiduaL Shred taeNkk , Per month plus utilities. 683-
kkclwn and baft alookq brad
AN for
& f. cable, parkingp, $400 0315. (080384)
monthly. 428-9114. x-194)
air o$ and garage• $8001
monthly • utilities. Available
BROCII4401 - warned, a 81704 Garage 8
July 1. Call lrtgrlts ld or Joat
462
IN -*n to rent a room N wry Storage Space
434-5222 of bees mialaW at
home, use of kitchen and
4361281. (000284)
laundry facilities. Please call WANTED • gprraappes 10 lease or
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428-8829 or leave message. own in Pickering/Ajax area.
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AFFORDABLE Lake Ontario
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picturesque trailer sites near
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trees sheltered docking,
$174,900. 805.571-0550.
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sunssb. Full prig. $9800 hire. .
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Free brochure. 416757.4944
WE Oshafw, a lone beauty. 3
(Mon -Fr). (053194)
bedrooms, new kitchen,
Water Beach, pool, )scut 3800. (060194)
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Nth) 386 5358. (080291)
GORGEOUS three bedroom including taxes. Cal( Ted
BORROW $10,000 pay as little
can own a new 3 a 4 bedroom
AJAX North - _
s.p fronegas
". sloes lo famous Clear Hourgflon, ReMes Summa 688-
as $110 per month o.a.c. Cal
home one large lot? Great
bright room, X60 pora it a470
Cottages For
Water Beach, pool, )scut 3800. (060194)
Jerry, $68.7200 Free
consultations. Anubis Invest -
rep
%Wic olvaell A23.4644.
Inclusive. No smdwq• no acts.
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BBO. private yard. available PWVATE - Court" bungalow.
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call 686.8687- (062994)
Oshawa). 4331425, (TF)
now -Dec. For (rdormslim and b 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. laundry
dared
450
PICKERING - near Lake, 3
LAND •O' Lakes, air bedroom
Df1OtOt a 579 room. walkout finished base-
MONEY Problerms? Loans, clad
bedroom upper floor apartment
- avai-
$2951weekly two bedroom
3788. (TF) mere and more. ()06.432.3988.
consolidations, credit
able room 1a nm. 5350 per
aur, lanced yard, lull bath,
kk'g Icy facki•s• SM
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$396tweek,y corsages. Fully
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equr� M,
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(060294)
anargarretts, personal budgel
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Business
parking.5 thin. to lou stop shopping
Share
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FRSE ECONSUL ATIONS.
590 670 Personals
per month. utilities. tea, 666.0840 after 6 p.m.
Photo 831-3681- (060384)
, boat. Excellent swimming,
GST) Three bedroom family
Credit Counsellors (Toronto-
Opportunities
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fishing,walking trails. Call
8
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home In losePrinto Crook area
W�'� Clow b schools and
Oshawa). 4331425, (TF)
EARN ft000's work at home.
dared
450
anytime, 905-8$8.0895.
(053,94)
snapping. -operating(90)668 with
S A.S.E. for FREE details
to pX.
420 TotlVntlouses Accomrti.
SMALL Muskoka Lake
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agents. Call (905) 668 2707.
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580
Ent rprises, Shopper's
world, Postal 3003 Danforth
For Ren.
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O$HANA - plossare bright morn
Bracebridge area, excellentcalh
OshawaAve.
P.O. Box 93561, Toronto,
in clean 4 bedroom house.
-0 . bossing. fishing, 3
Wanted to
ARE you having f�� g°1f�
�- � �. (071294)
Close to Shopping Conte and
bedroom family song•. $495
505 BUy
a ��e? ls Your � 9N^G
you the run -a -round Do for
M thtere was a way that buying a
bus roue. Non antokar. $345
WHITBY - large bright 3 firsVtap, references.
per week. Call 831-1765.
(060',!94)
and 1.2 pc lenced anC
need a second mortgage? We
at (that your sin to lou
9 Y going y
bedroom townhouse, 1 1/2 576 6 anytime. (060284)
rr
WANTED urgently, tones that
can help, cal today, 66&6805
anyway)wall• create an
M
baths, lamiy room, walla
HOME away from Home. lovely
72&16r
are in need of repair in the
Community Financal Senses
^8 would you take
patio, garage. Schools. HOUSE to share, won smoker.
completely furnished 3
Dumamarea Iwant topurchase
(TF)
time to learn how')? Wel yould •
shopping, transportation handy. no pets. Valley Farm/Finch.
bedroom, 2 bathe, Leke frontage,
WHY we You a renter wenn with
fa cash and renovate. No trans -you??
BUtlness
Call 906-666-1102 to
$950. 668-8110 or 697.1232 Available July 1. $450 per
880. boat. fishing. swimming
only 11,500 dow^PWf"wt• You
formation irrpossiblell Please
590
reserve a sear (053194)
peeve message. (053194) month. 831 8776. (053194)
and hiking. Close to 1000
arm own a new 3 or 4 bedroom
call Peter at 655.4712. (060394)
Opportunipes
SOUTH Oshawa - new GM, PICKERING - 4o11Whiles Rd.
three bedroom townhque $900 $ n Inn Dedr m 3
new
Islands. Call 619-9803 leave
message. )
home one large lot? Great
financi g available. 6234644.
w Lots For
-{5
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630
630
S. (060294) 5and gar pad ,n U.S. dollish
f rsUlast, all utlaies. Call Sandy. washroom home nn consarvation `��
4351088. (060994ces
) area. 4 applian, parking,fx1 Retirernent THREE bedrooms. 2 storey. Call �«w LaDre al I�-�' (FAC) Firearms Safety Course
PICKERING 3 bedroom. 4 share all facilities. Non smoker. 480 Living FAG. deck. patio door. U. $3500 full once. wooded carp- 5925. (061794) in Ajax. $65. Call 416.501.3339.
6375 monthly. Cal 839.7540 shaped kitchen, recently Ing lot. 3/4 hours east of DISSATISFIED? Analize this P60294)
appliangarage. wit NOW basarnarx, SCUGOG Island, Snowbirds renovated, lots of oak tern. Oshawa. sand •trona liflk. 7
w/o lav' room. oy. More
ak tc ) Next to 10,000 acres county businessFree tinea Atwrte per 6 ! O Personals
garage. n^g 1993 Park modM norma, 12x45, 699,000 film Cath 4ti4 a8t 5 for
shOPPi^9 rtal/buses/Go. Avail- AJAX - Ivro bedroom baserrnerr two bedrooms. 10x45 dock. lake brrat. Year roared road. Fred.
able July I. $,000 Plus. (905) apannrnt. dean. bright. quirt, Iron lot, 153.000. Cap 905-965• (�) 416131-1555. (060194) son imeaigmes what a nod
683.0017. (053194) separate entranor, 1350 month- 0879- r0803QM1i MORE House for the Money._l passu by. 24 hr. recorded NO more coney n gets. Cad
ly inclusive. Call 427-1404. you are looking for a three Out -of -Town message. call t -a00-667-2240. Date Line Canada. •-900-451-
RENTING here will
r+elp you FWd, bedroom. 2 bath hot with 540 Properties (060m) 4010 ext. 1885, $2.99 per
saw money while enjoying Ione finished rec room. fireplace and � minute. ONE -900 -CANADA.
1/•I Capel Properties s COr1doS For 4 �� LEADER m Health Car•
now offering spacious 1.2.3 455 Rent aloe anyard.
�anrreMk upper with $725 ,S sae water,ror: only x,49 I^dx+arY. $7 dragon in saMs rn ,2 Nb. , 80x230 7636. (060394)
bedroom townhanw bated - C L E A R W A TER - mobiles. per rtnnthl Low drawparynwnt. countries. Uni~ vncomr w JESUS says an the blind lead
pilot,+ or South Oshawa, baded PICKERING - luxury one Clubhouse. heated (,tools• hot extra ter' ssOertw 14 acre hobby tam, year rand port u n it y tot i n d •Den d a n t the blind? Does your minter
will features and cioeo to rap ffe bedroom with ttolarum. prime tub. tennis. Now beaches and Mao miters for only 111,1154.900"' road. hydro. plKx . Only $159. dsmbaos. Unique products rear glasses The P of inp s
location, air, 5 appliances, major attractions. Children Cal erne row. the not lag. AN t1u40rng perrmnes. Ciro p Trainingand 0^'9a^9 support. the Hued mnrrrsmor, Mph T11.
bast Oshawa has to offer. Suess poking. locker. Pook wrens and welcome. $275 weekly, Praha Deborah McKnight, Forrest town. Phone 905426.6167. loamy Shand (416) 444.7436. Isaiah 56:10-12. JOhn 10:11.
am" horn $700 all inclusive. more. 5900. Cal Jacky. 427- shorn in you hone. Call 663- Heights Realty Inc 434.5985 or (060394) Jin Campbelt. 1.905%39475.
CAN John at 576-2162 rtawl 5286. MIK1304) 5503. (060994) office 5769091. (060294)
(060394) Tum to page 16
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Whether it's windows, doors and vinyl
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PRETTY AS A PICTURE AND ROOM FOR THE
Ni -LAWS TOO!
NANC Bwumu 4 bdmn. home in convenient Pickering hoc
McCoy Bright w!0 bent. fn. to perfection with 4 -pc. bath. kit.
Sales Rspreser-- 2 bdmts. and laundry. Updated kit. ceramics, mn. fir
420-42M fam. & laundry inns. Cal Nancy McCoy', 420.4200.
W`, "'"DESHABLE salTH,uAX"'"
'STROLL TO THE LAKE!!- $174AW
Impeccable 3 + 1 bedroom with finished basement &
warm coil," decor. boasts gleaming hrdwd. (bas,
GAR,IAIN" sox" family room, wall to wall fireplace & double
some papsews19r1 I car gar.!!! Upgrades galore! A super value!! Cal
4204=0 Janice Garnett', 420-4200.
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THIS 3 BEDROOM CONDO IS OILY'94,900
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ALL THE BELLS oft
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- - FOR $2469000
Sparkling clean, this superb 4
bedroom family home is located
on child safe court with pool size
lot & westerly facing back yard.
Fully loaded with extras and
upgrades. For inspections
please call Patricia Sturch', 420-
4200.
$374,900 - COUNTRY LIVING
JUST 30 MINUTES NORTH OF WHITBY
Bright 4 bedroom home, hardwood floors, gas furnace on .7 acre
separate deed. Plus 12.43 acres separate deed. Large bam, drive
exercise track, 866' on Hwy. 12, 1141' on side road. Terrific investment.
4200.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 29,1!!4 -PACE 27
1450 KINGSTON RD.
SUITE 1
PICKERING
420-4200
4679 KINGSTON RD
SCARBOROUGH
(416) 284-4500
2044 QUEEN ST. E.
TORONTO
(416) 691-5680
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Ouality and style describe this lovely home situ
on a quiet court of custom homes. Featuring =
MONA style kitchen with hardwood floor, family room
YWNG fireplace and walkout to yard. To view please
Mme 4 l"' Mona Young', 420-4200, 24 hr, pager.
SANDY BEACH, BOAT MOORING
$123,000. Fun in the sun. all year resort. Townhouse, end unit. 3 bedrooms
over 1,200 sq. tL Perfect for vacation or retirement. 4204200.
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Sales Representathw
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Res. 429-6664
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Sales RapressxrbNw
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SHOPPING, GO & BUS STOP
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fenced lard. —air fcor family room with'C.. main
floor der, :e ax. sent. vac., large master wC^ an
suite and sat rg area. Call John Vasiloff- 42,-42 ;w;
GREAT PICKERING LOCATION - $166,900
Lovely 3 bdrm backspirt. Spac. open concept
gleaming hrdlld. firs. Bright & clean. In-law apt. wrtf
wro. 4 car parking, near GO & lake. so -cols !
shopping. A must to see. Please call Mar)
Wnght' Roberta Pennell'. 420-4200.
R SPARKLES AND IS FINISHED TOP TO BOTTC
This 3 bedroom beauty has 4 all. Central air, cent
vac., fireplace, main floor family room. Basement
ORI prof. finished with rec roorn and den, (possible 4
soma p9pra..rn9uw bedroom). Landscaped & fenced for only $174.8(
420.4100 Call Dons Muir* today. 420-4200.
OPEN HOUSE'� SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2 - 4 PJIL
SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2 - 4 P.M. 1331 GLENANNA, UINT 31
7111 SHERIMOOD RD. E. (OR Rodwwglsn) - $219.900 ATTENTION FHS -TM HOME BUYERS
MARY Pidwig Wage ranch bung., 2,000 sot. % 4 bdfms. + NAM New bMh. hougflad, 3 bdmms., 4 appls., heshly
stY�s WRIGHT uMe 1 fin. Tudor style rec room. I ==urnace f & air oond. ��RIP � pelted fto u,�hout. Fn. rhe mm. wlbar, al blinds and
Bern 420.4200 Addition on IuiL, 3 wloe, skylights and calh. wiling. tis. 4104200 vedicaK Close to Pickering Town Centre. Just Wed.
Roo• 4284* 4 Mary Vifor, B. 905.420-4200 or R. 905428-6654. 1 Rine. 429.0 4 5112,900. Mary Wright', B. 4204200, R. 428-6654.
ONLY 1112 YEARS OLD IN HERMITAGE EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE - =249,900
91aftShows better than model home. ICs beautd* a. i Beauft 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home. Large eat -n
decorated with 4 bedrooms, french doors & stain SANDRA kitchen, family roan with tamer fireplace. Two
cR GAR „m,o Vyp�A This horns ,can be yarn for only wRgHT walkouts to decks, ran floor laundry. Neutral decor.
� Rte,» V24"7",900. i is a must see!! Cat Crisham Vergara for same Rap ee maelw Central air, centra! vac., electronic air cleaner. Call
410•x100 No., 420.4200 420.4200 Sandra WriRrt', 905-420.4200. j
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M 4ie amenities. Loaded luxury. Power o0ons. air
bap, etc. RMS.
*21 _sss
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1991 DODGE
-- RAM 1:50
PICKUP
V-6, auto., p.s., p.., cloth seat. soap bumper, 6x9 mirrors 8 more.
Only 41,800 miles. Stk. eTW7A.
PRICED TO SELL
1992 JEEP
• CHEROKEE
LAREDO 4X4
4.0 L. 6 cyl., pub., p s.. p.b., p.w., p.d.l.. Mt, crave, air cond., akin wheels.
running boards, o.wJ. radials. AWFM casa., roof rack 3 more. Super dean.
1 owner. Orry 27,300 miles.
Balance warn. avail. MAKE AN OFFER
1993 DYNASTY
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Auto., p.s., pb., air, p.w.. P.I., P. mirrors, tik. cruise, cass., W.S.W. Balance
of b wy warranty ava Wble. SOL #V3932
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