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MATERNITY 14 TRUS COAD SEMI �O� G NUA KtWR& ' _ 831-2088 NEWS • ,o K Real People "" on workfare 95 Pages 9, 11 SPORTS New coach for Panthers Page 30 r ORIENTALSTAR, 1 * BUFFET 1 r 375 Kingston Rd. (at Rougemmnt) ' L = 6905) so9-9876 t>J News Advertiser Wednesday, May 31, 1995 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 114 No. 22 Aj axCommuni*tyre *n shambles' as vandals on overnight rampage D Police assign personnel to catch culprits responsi- ble for 'hell of a mess' AJAX — The Ajax Community Centre is "a shambles" after a ram- page by vandals who left a trail of broken windows and other damage. "They made one hell of a mess. That dexsn't even begin to describe the damage." reports Durham Regional Police Inspector John Hamilton. Health problems worse in children near dump: study B,* KEITH GILLIGAN print STAT+ REPO RTFR PICKF.RING — Children li,. in g near Duffins Creek south of the Brock West dump have twice the chance of suffering from asthma and eczema than other youngsters. That's one of the findings in Health Profile of Area Children, a report prepared by Dr. Rosalie Bertell Inside Cor Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the In the flews :Environment and Editorial .........................6 released Tuesday. Entertainment..............28 Pickering mayor Sports .......................... 30 Wayne Arthurs said Classified 34 after a press confer- ................ ence to make public p www lines the findings, "I General 683-5110 don't want to be an Fax 683-7363 alarmist", but "my Sincerely Yours sense is young peo- 1-900-451-4464 Ext. 34 p l e shouldn't b e 1nfoSouree 683-7040 encouraged to play to the creek.'Bertell Death Notices 683-3005 f The New Advertiser analysed the results .nay uses recycled of a PACT survey of about 400 chil- news 93t + Tt GST = $1 See DUMP_.Page 12 Vandals also stole a safe, smashed a computer terminal, broke doors and damaged squash courts at the community centre on Centennial Road. The rampage occurred after staff left at widnwhi and before workers arrived again at 5 a.m. 'Tuesday. The damage "impacts on every- one" — from residents wanting to exercise to staff who were unable to work during a length-, in�csiigation Tuesday, notes Imp. Mind! n. See COPS... Page 3 Aim Insp. John Hamilton A call to aims-, - King's Royal Yorkers regiment member Ron Atkin- son, foreground, fires his musket as he defends a bridge against enemy soldiers during a battle re- enactment at the 175th anniversary celebrations of the hamlet of Whitevale Saturday. Other attractions included a wood champion town crier, a craft and antique market, a tea garden and pony rides. photo by Andrew Iwanowski PAGE Z -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1995 WE KEEP OUR PRICES LOW FOR 2Lbtl. Assorted Varieties 4.50100 mL 750 mL btl. Assorted Varieties 5.2¢/100 mL (plus deposit) Heinz Ketchup 750 mL Squeeze btl. 0179 • 39ll Mealtyme Hamburger or Hot Dog Buns Pkg. of 8 IF 491 4: 24 x 355 mL cans Assorted Varieties 5.90100 mL Schneiders Process Cheese Food slices Assorted Varieties, pkg. of 16 - 24, 500 g 47!79 • Death of Ajax man remains a mystery By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER AJAX — Police are still unable to piece together the last moments in the life of an Ajax man, whose body was found beneath the Scarborough Bluffs more than three weeks ago. "We haven't had one call from anyone who saw him," Metropolitan Toronto Police homicide Detective Dave Perry says of Ajaz Reham. Finding someone who saw the 29 - year -old before he died would help determine if he was murdered, suf- fered an accidental fall or committed suicide, Det. Perry has told the News Advertiser. Police are now awaiting further results of an autopsy. Though initial autopsy results confirmed Mr. Ajaz suffered some trauma and drowned, "microscopic testing may give us a few more answers," reports Det. Perrv. Mr. Reham was last seen leaving his twin sister's apartment in Missis- sauga on Saturday, May 6 around 9:30 a.m. His fully -clothed body was discovered in the water the following Monday around 5 p.m. by a teenager walking along Lake Ontario at the foot of Galloway Road in Scarbor- ough. Mr. Reham, who came to Canada from Pakistan, was developmentally handicapped and was known to take long walks along the lakeshore. Cops very serious about nabbing Ajax Community Centre vandals FROM PAGE 1 Though staff called many people registered in programs to notify them of cancellations that day, some learned of the news when they arrived at the centre, reports director of recreation Tom Flood. "I assure you, we are going to assign personnel to this full-time.- Insp. Hamilton promises. "That's how serious we are about appre- hending these people." Public school board and basketball player reach out-of-court settlement over injury DURHAM — A settlement has been reached between the public school board and a basket- ball player injured in a slam-dunk exhibition five years ago. Michael Goode, 22, filed a lawsuit against the Durham Board of Education, claiming his career was ended by an injury during a slam-dunk exhibition at Pickering High School in Pickering Village in April, 1990. A settlement was reached between the board's insurance company and Mr. Goode as the case was set to go to trial in Toronto last Friday. The terms of the settlement are confidential, reports the law firm representing Mr. Goode. The former Pickering High student was in mid-air during that exhibition when two women ran underneath the .basketball net, a lawsuit reported. In an attempt to avoid a collision with the women, Mr. Goode, then 17, "twisted and in doing so lost his balance and landed with all his weight on his left foot. This caused his left leg to break," the lawsuit continued. The suit, filed by lawyer Gordon Meiklejohn, alleged the board "breached its duty ... to ensure that the competition was conducted in a safe manner." Mr. Goode was also suing three doctors at Centenary Hospital in L Scarborough who treated his injuries, that hos- pital's association, and the two women who ran under the basketball net. The lawsuit totalled about $3 million. Of that, $2 million was being sought for "loss of prospective income and pension benefits." nEEK s NE �''p�,.E AFF �VR�p CARpEt 40 oZ'�ose atom o24 uts to inci�? tris gale P tom- g6 ~. GARP�IpN` NgIx SA w<;:>::; vNpEaPA extra 3�4 tate 0 6 and ..... 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S., Pickering, Unit #1 837-7819 r(Pc LEVOLOR 'four w ift Dreallrtinp Cede' FREE • D SHOP AT OLMLIX j DRAPERY HOME SERVICE 88 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pwar" rills.) cil a X > Y le i Q C m� V W m �a 3 HWY. 2 1 140�� pp111M SHUTTERS • SHADES 11 ., + r .1 ' i . .. t PAGE 4-A-TH9 NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1995 ni G5�EAIRG5 Expect 111ore.1rom Sears • FrFreeSpiritUR $9511 4off Shi�nss,no 7 8-s�seed sell- in bike with jumbo franse Cantilever brakes Men's and women s frame sizes s2 22 4 Sears reg 249.99 Each . 188.88 537 off ShinMMOW~ 18 -speed all�err�ain bike with wlailer bonift and bag Jumbo tubing Men's: women s and kids' sizes #271 ; 2 5 Sears reg 199 99 Each ....... ,..... .....................168.88 Sh i nano • :z All-t4arrain bike wafer bottle b41 Ott 1 speea oiKe WIM ,iae pull u'aKes :. j- .• reflector:zaton and an onaton cal saddle Available in 4 ds men s and women's frame saes .r. Special offer on bike helmets! 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V,- _ ,__ : _y a::f :;A, tri:, puge you 11 get 25 - off a Free Spirit bike helmet $4511 owff Shinano 18 -speed all-tonvimin bike with hyperglide freewlseel Alloy rims and cantilever brakes. Men's frame sizes only. x2" 8 9 Sears reg. 299.99. Each ... 238.98 Sale prices in effect Thursday, June 1 to Sunday, June 4, 1995, while quantities last Copyright 1995 Sears Canada ���f� �'..i1vict 111)1 e. 1')111 SHOPSEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 12:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Emergency crews work to remove a Lind- say man killed when his van hit a hydro pole on Myrtle Road in Pickering Mon- day night. photo by <David Ritchie TFJE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1995-PA.GE 5-A -- _ Masked gunman hits variety store PICKERING — A gunman wearing a black and demanded cash. fie fled on foot. mask made off with an undisclosed amount of The man is descritwd as 20 to 25 years old. may., cash in an armed robbery here Monday night. 5'10" to 6' tall, wearing black gloves, dark The in, entered Sandy Beach Milk ('Dove- jeans, and white running shoes with a blue nience around 10:20 p.m., Durham Regional insignia. Ife was possibly wearing an old T-shirt Police report. lie was carrying a small handgun with holes. Man killed in Pickering as van hits hydro pole PICKERING Lindsay man i control of his van and strik- ing a hydro pole here early Monday night. D u r h a m Regional Police believe R i c h a r d Lalande pulled out to pass other traffic on Myrtle Road, about one kilo- metre east of Brock Road in Pickering around 5:53 p.m. He changed his mind due to oncoming traf- fic and lost control of his van as he attempted to regain his lane, police say. lie was killed instantly after his van went off the roadway and struck a hydro pole. There were no other pas- sengers in his van and no other vehicles were involved in the collision. Neither alcohol nor road condi- tions are con- sidered factors in the accident, which is being investigated by — A 31 -year-old s dead after losing SALE: C �BAp�p1N5 the traffic management unit, police report. lf,i News Advertise WED., MAN' 31!95 News Adverb er Ashbrooics AIWPick. • Cunsumm Ihs'L Ajax !-.tons AjWPKk. ivardian Dr gs P". • 'lama's Noe I tome Ajax • %iodial Place Pharmacy Ajax Pharma Plus Ajax/Puk. !tai I_wtc AjaxiRck. titan Ajax Pick >quuc Boy A axiRck. • 1 ^.c Bay Ajax ?hc Bnck Ajax hdc Brow:kcrc Ajax?ck. • lows of R"Crxg Pick. I ada Sams Ajax • wa:'. & Cullen Ajax/Rck. whin Ro.c AjaxlPnk. Delivered to selected households only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising �+ flyers, call ALVI\ BROL'WER «•+•'" `' at " 683-SH0. MARK BIRNIE Wednesday's Carrier of the week is Mark Birnie. Mark enjoys karate, soccer & fishing. Mark received McDonald' coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Mark for being our Wednesday carrier of the week Mark's family has been with the News Advertiser for 17 yrs. now. Having three older brothers who delivered the News Advertiser as well. - KEEP IN TOUCHE-01• WITH Oshowa/Whrtby This Week and Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 1 e nfource �s 683-7040 5100 — INFOSOURCE DIRECTORY call 683.7040 using When prompted Enter 5010 if yo a touch-tone a push ender the 4- 1 are not family button telephone that emus tones. Irs a Code d your ch010e with this System FREE call wni from from the d'uedory Press ' to en Whitby and ax-Pickenn areas. 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Mail sub- scription rates Can. 1 yr. $70 GIVE US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-0707 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-4464 ext. 34 InfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser welctmnes legs to the editor on topical Isom controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication All letters must include your full name, address and phone nu o- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser 1736 regularly uses recycled newsprint \' ,4 ,A 110 iwy e i SII i l l s �� Just as water can sustain us, it can also take our life away. That thought haunts us today with recent boating tragedies and a near miss still in our memory and the pending arrival of summer on our mind. We ache for the loved ones of six area teenagers pre- sumed dead after taking a boat out for a joy ride on Frenchman's Bay in Pickering March 17. Teens were also involved in one of three boating mishaps on Ontario lakes this past weekend. Two youths managed to swim to shore but two pals are believed to have died after their canoe capsized near Barrie. That must have sent chills through two Ajax teenagers who were chilled to the bone when their canoe tipped near Lynde Shores in Whitby a couple of week- ends ago. They were lucky, they survived, and, we hope. learned a valuable lesson. There are all types of lessons that should be laxmd before you take a boat out on the water. Examples: • Boozing and boating don't mix. Alcohol is believed to have been a factor in the March 17 mishap off the Pickeruhg shoreline and in the Barrie canoe aai- dent this past weekend. • When you go out on a boat, no matter how big or small that vessel is, wear a lifejacket or personal flota- tion device. Doxh't use them as cushions. • Overloading your boat is dangerous. • After dark the skilled boater lights up. Just a few of the safety precautions preached by the likes of the Canadian Red Cross Society that you shooki practise. Above all. use common sense. And remember Shx just as a boat can keep you afloat, it can also deliver you to a watery grave. 130 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX, LIS 2H5 Us 683-7363 WRITE Tn THE NEws ADVERTISER, OR FAX AT 0 0 To the editor. 0 teenage participation — we are introducing two Re: May 21st letter, J.E.V. Jones in a recent poll, business named writing its num- pilot programs for school children this summer. 110 iwy e i SII i l l s �� Just as water can sustain us, it can also take our life away. That thought haunts us today with recent boating tragedies and a near miss still in our memory and the pending arrival of summer on our mind. We ache for the loved ones of six area teenagers pre- sumed dead after taking a boat out for a joy ride on Frenchman's Bay in Pickering March 17. Teens were also involved in one of three boating mishaps on Ontario lakes this past weekend. Two youths managed to swim to shore but two pals are believed to have died after their canoe capsized near Barrie. That must have sent chills through two Ajax teenagers who were chilled to the bone when their canoe tipped near Lynde Shores in Whitby a couple of week- ends ago. They were lucky, they survived, and, we hope. learned a valuable lesson. There are all types of lessons that should be laxmd before you take a boat out on the water. Examples: • Boozing and boating don't mix. Alcohol is believed to have been a factor in the March 17 mishap off the Pickeruhg shoreline and in the Barrie canoe aai- dent this past weekend. • When you go out on a boat, no matter how big or small that vessel is, wear a lifejacket or personal flota- tion device. Doxh't use them as cushions. • Overloading your boat is dangerous. • After dark the skilled boater lights up. Just a few of the safety precautions preached by the likes of the Canadian Red Cross Society that you shooki practise. Above all. use common sense. And remember Shx just as a boat can keep you afloat, it can also deliver you to a watery grave. 130 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX, LIS 2H5 Us 683-7363 WRITE Tn THE NEws ADVERTISER, OR FAX AT Writinghas fallen throw h the cracks in the `90s g To the editor. schools are carrying the ball. h it any wonder that teenage participation — we are introducing two Re: May 21st letter, J.E.V. Jones in a recent poll, business named writing its num- pilot programs for school children this summer. "Where have all the authors gone"' ber-one training need today" 'lire Muse Program, teaching children to tap into The short story related by Mr. Jones comes as In a time when eovenunems, and many private their creativity, will begin in south Oshawa: no surprise to the members of the Writers' Circle citizens, mnsida culture and the arts to be non- Kid%nters, for children who are already writim_. of Durham Region. Sadly, we can state as fact essential frills, who encourages a child to write" is scheduled tentatively for the Ajax Public that writing — one of the original 3 Rs — has Unlike musicians or artists, we writers have not library. somehow fallen through the sacks. Only in rare been particularly diligent in passing down our WCDR will soon be looking for community instances, where individual school teachers reeog- waft. Children have been left to learn and polish sponsors for tlhese children's programs. We would nize its importance, is writing being given the their writing skills in school, being taught by love to hear from Mr. Janes and his Rotary Club time and attention it needs a develop beyond base teachers — few of whom, these days, are writers. or others interested in becoming involved. We are level. Libraries, once a primary source of assis- It was, in fact, a mother's plea for training for available to speak to groups, judge writing con- tance for developing writers, are now seriously her gifted 10 year old which moved us to start our tests or address any other issues concerning w•rit- underfunded. Not one writer -in -residence pro- non-profit organization in February of this year. ing — either as an an form or as a necessary Lm - gram remains in any Durham library. The WCDR now has 60 members, a mailing list municatiom skill. Anyone wishing to learn more Literacy groups, focused on reading, seem to pushing 300, and it is Bowing dairy. In addition can call me at 6862085. assume along with the rest of us, that when it to well -attended adult workshops, breakfast meet- marktie Green, comes to writing (the other half of literacy), ings and poetry nights — all of which encourage President, Writers' Circle ofDurbam Region WERE LUCKY WE NEVER HAVE TO REMIND HIM ABOUT HftWoW oR sMD4W �r vn r YEAH,,, by Steve Neale IT GIVES US MORE TIME �' TO WORK ON PUD, .��M •r 31.V 0.t w •.,rd"s'1 y r'.r}. tit at�_•,,.1't'►...ar P THE NEWS ADVERT ISER, WED, MAY 31, I"S-PAGE 7-A OF p Town of Pickering 0 (905) 420-2222 (905)683-2760 ]?ICIKEf ONG lk 7k lk 1� 1� 1� 7� 7� 7� 7� 7� 1� 1� 7� 1� lk 1� 1k 1k lk 7k ThePI nen ing Department has prepared the following document as background work for a new Official Plan for the Town: Towards a Community Design Framework for Pickering's New Official Plan Community Design Discussion Paper ' T" Caernunity DeW D,acussw Paper les the latest of it wrens of documents tasDafed by the tots t" Department as background to a � Pickering /Urinc M Plan W obtain aas atsed dint any .line aai Diasntrict preaousy released Oocun+er+b. or 4 •or further mformabon regarding d the Pkclkenng Drstno Plan cal -Renew Saws+ 01 PkckenAt) ?lartylq' Depsrtmens at (96!5- 1t Y.s617 Re GA"AGEWCYCU NG COLLECTION Please nate that the following items are 'ya collected with regular garbage in the Town of Pickering. • liquid. • industrial waste • auhtnkxivc parts • s,4 earth lir stones Register Now For Summer Camps JUNE 5 Council Meeting JUNE 6 Heritage Pickering Meeting JUNE 12 Executive Committee Meeting JUNE 14 Committee of Adjustment EXCELLENT EXPERIENCED NOTICE OF STATUTORY PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING TOWN OF PICKERING OFRCIAL PLAN TUESDAY, JUNE 20,1995 7:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS PICKERING CIVIC COMPLEX The purpose of tftis puW infomiatxxn meeting is to release a draft of the Town's new Official Plan. A copy of the draft official plan will be available for pick-up at this meeting. At this meeting Plarxning Staff will summarize the contents of the draft plan, hear comments, and respond to questions. It you cannot attend the meeting, but would like a M of the draft plat, please Of us know and we will mail you a copy. Over the summer, we will be consulting with individuals• community groups and various agencies about the draft plan. Our objective Is to finalize the pian for Cou ears consideration by this fall. For further information about this meeting, or about the Pickenng District Plan Review in general, please Contact: The Town of Pickering Planning Department Pickerng Cmc Complex One the Esplanade Pickering, Ontaro L 1 V 61<7 sommm man *NEW* ONE WEEK REMS DENTIAL CAMP EXPERIENCE FOR (:RanFti 5 dk 6 (It to I I YRS.) *NEIA • A new and exciting addak)n to ,or Summer Camp Progam• this one weck re.idenUal camp is structural around Nature. Ecology, and the F,nviammeot. Pnt(es"Mal stats, attracuve facilities, and a welcoming atmosphere combined with active outdkxx studies to result in a worthwhile Teaming and co ununity living cxpencncc. LOCATION: Ct.AREMt1NT CONSERVATION FIEID CF]YfRE DATES MONDAY. JULY 11"RmAY,JULY 14, I"S (5 DAM NIGHTS) EEE: SMS -11141 (INCLUDESALL MEALS AND SNACILS) l MAY VARY DUE TO INT RRCI'V'1 PROGRAMS OFFERED, {aDSNDY FINDMG SMALL CREATURES GROUPCOOKOUT OUMTEERING GR"DY'NAMICS PIONEER LEE CoME&ATTW GAINS POND STUDY LOIN LEYF7. CUM IZ4GE SI'RFi1M STUDY CAMr1FHtE PROGRAM EVENING HSS NATURE CRAFT FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 42*•4621 Pkkeling LBWD BOWUR9 Stardng Monday, May 29, 1995 G7aremont lawn Rowdfg Greens "Free Ekn Bide^ Lewwg die PlcherMS Town Centre at 9:.30 as Reanrm Brom Cb remoat at 2:15 pAL (Bim Your land•) Eof IIDNtoII Gtttrtrt 4waft Icier 9W StrrlRtrer ThePI nen ing Department has prepared the following document as background work for a new Official Plan for the Town: Towards a Community Design Framework for Pickering's New Official Plan Community Design Discussion Paper ' T" Caernunity DeW D,acussw Paper les the latest of it wrens of documents tasDafed by the tots t" Department as background to a � Pickering /Urinc M Plan W obtain aas atsed dint any .line aai Diasntrict preaousy released Oocun+er+b. or 4 •or further mformabon regarding d the Pkclkenng Drstno Plan cal -Renew Saws+ 01 PkckenAt) ?lartylq' Depsrtmens at (96!5- 1t Y.s617 Re GA"AGEWCYCU NG COLLECTION Please nate that the following items are 'ya collected with regular garbage in the Town of Pickering. • liquid. • industrial waste • auhtnkxivc parts • s,4 earth lir stones Register Now For Summer Camps .i CAMAdudMue Ptdca �� r.� CAW ows NO dr owl.. sur . TM WA Salm 1 lsF tig a�cb / STAF �21f62I / Sw1lf>rl! pf PRiW[k1S N> 276Q ' Bus Thin IlOtlftORS � Oic EXCELLENT EXPERIENCED QUALITY SLTPERVISIO-N STAFF PROGRAMS Low Camper- Out st'af'f is We pmvide great Ccumcilot tt l k& Do cairefvUy wkckd prograins. serme" Momocs, Quailified and have VoWn wd cvcuL Our Camp Li% Gtitarda and experience wocinag peor eno0w9cm 8 evaiurabow with children III each Camper W wn'B pawide for a *mll ypwth pirrigratirns- patuapae in a superitised. mtoY*4e variety of FUN sommm a6tividc-- ' AwEtrthtrE talc atsz s160.00 srsa oo 1111169.00 acorns CAW $11SX00$11".90 stsa oo $155.00 6an.0-0 ARM car FULL 8105.00 suit Rou I aae.00 ADD iabwaL/ Ira- .41W.00 .007.00 4W2.00 .507.00 .o0 SPECIAL nEME0s S152.00 111taa.00 $152.00 $169.00 aatt.00 ik 7k 1� 1� 1R yk 1� lk lit lrf • hot ashes or other incenohary • recyclable nuarrials (2 sepwated from regular garbage 2 �' ...tsl sro.ao 555.99 1 $79.99 1 s75-00 ser o0 • ct4rugated cwdbuard including pizza boxes 1 • household hazardttus or medical waste such as pn)paw tanks, paints, wore: Prw s vary due to hobein" Lion.. July 3.1995 and iron.. Aug. 7. 1595. kits, titsyringes, etc. 2 FOR SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION PLEASE • quantities ics of of building material in excess of .. garbage atntaint, secure manageable bundles or 2 items CALL OUR FRIENDLY STAFF AT • yard waste materials such as gr -ass clippings. branches. leaves. etc. 420-4621 OR 683-2760 • animal or human want.% including feces The above items must be personally disposed of at the Brock West Landfill Site or streamed into the proper waste collection program. For trxtre information ort disposal procedures at the Brock West Landfill, please call 686-1294. - PICKERING Poonote f Pk -kering: Q= the following materials are recyclable in the �` MUSEUM NMUGE Town a r > •newsprint and inserts • glass be op andjars . Te d d y =� • plastic pop hectics only �---.� • beverage and food cans • telepb� books Bea rs _ >k • eoin4wed cardboard including pizza boxes AU corrugated cardboard must be flattened and bundled to the size of your Picnic Blue Box. Cardboard will not be picked up unless the above restrictions S(XI&AY. JUNE 25. 1995 have been strictly adhered to. Do not include cereal boxes, tissue boxes. 11-5 RK deterSM boxes or any other type of boxboard- a t C C SPECIAL NOTES--ftJ �~ �: >k • AU regular garbage and recyclable items must be at the roadside for ,� collection by 7,00 a.m. Late calls will not be accepted. • Place garbage and recycables at the rivadside so that it does not interfere j i Wd < with vehicular or pedestrian traffic. • Garbage must be contained in a securely sealed plastic bag or in a For tilrtber receptacle having two suitable handles and not exceeding eighty inieraaCwh o centimdres in height and not more than fifty centimetres in diameter 693iFi0 • Bundles dust be securely bound and must not exceed 80 centimetres in j height, depth and diameter. AdM SaW Wes • Weight of garbage containers or bundles must not exceed 23 kg (501bs). �, PIbSdool f'5- Frin � h •� • Carpet and vinyl flooring must be rolled, securely tied and no larger than Adlifts.00 3.0 metres (10 feet) in length by 0.6 metres (2 fest) in diameter. SeDion/Studeltts SLN , • Broken glass must be boxed• securely sealed and dearly labelled- Chddm (5-12) --$Lw • Appliances and other large items may be placed out for collection on FWD& 12.00 any regular garbage day. In the rural area. appliances may only be (2 ad i t5 it did= udder 18 Itis.) .� placed tett for pickup on the first collection day of each month. "T. ) FOR COLLECTION PROBLEMS PLEASE CONTACT LAIDLAW WASTE 3 FAST OF QII M ROAD ON MW. i AT GKUWON � SYSTEMS (GARBAGE) AT 427-9444, MILLER WASTE SYSTEMS 1 (RECYCLING) AT 1-800-461-1582, OR THE TOWN OF PICKERING � • BLI WORKS DEPARTMENT AT 420.46 R -2760. PACU A.A.T11F \FWC AnVFQTICF2 WFn MAY 31. 1995 Treat yourself, Big and Little Sisters AJAX-PICKERING — Treat yourscIf to lunch while helping the Big and Little Sis- ters Saturday. The Big Sisters Association of Ajax - Pickering holds it,, first Lunch for Little Sis- tern at Harvey's. 15 Westney Rd.. Ajax and Swiss Chalet. 105 Bayly St. W.. Ajax. The eateries will donate 50 cents from each lunch served from noon until 2 p.m. to Big Sisters. EATON'S The SuperCentre in Pickering; LOEB Baywood 105 Bayly St. W., Ajax; and the new Dominion Sav-a-Centre, 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering along with Big Sisters hold barbecues front 10 a.m. to 4 P.m. Saturday. First day of new reductions throughout the store. Thursday; June 1st. Up to )) ff selected items storewide. Eaton's. We want to be your store. [Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded] —J �1i si7�'ii 'r a: •-. '.:�'�lii� \ �ilL'1 \lLVt.�.1r�1�� . _ . .. �. t... �-.'�yyx., i Lx. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MAS 31, j"5 -PAGE 9-A Vok. yf0 Workfare gets thumbs up from tax -weary family By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — Workfare should be implemented by the next provincial government, regardless of party, to help get people off social assistance, an Ajax family believes. However, Deolinda and Humberto Pedro don't believe the promises being made by party leaders that health care fund- ing won't be cut in order to reduce the deficit. Progressive Conservative leader Mike Harris is pushing workfare as a way to get people off social assistance. Some welfare recipients would have to do community work or take training courses in order to receive social assis- ._, tance. "Working people are very tired of paying so much tax, tax, tax and wel- fare keeps going up," Mr. Pedro says. Finding work for welfare recipients to do won't be easy, he feels. Mr. Pedro notes a woman on welfare recently asked Mr. Mike Harris where he'd find 1,000 jobs for the welfare recipients living in her community. "It was a good question. He didn't answer y �Jz it because he doesn't know theanswer," Mr. Pedro says Mrs. Pedro feels, -lbe ones that can work should do some volunteer work until they find a permanent job.- By ob "By doing volunteer work, people can "gain skills during their time on welfare. Later on, they can be independent and don't have to rely on the system," Mrs. Pedro says. Promises not to cut health care funding are being treated skeptically by the Pedros. "I was reading Mike Harris's brochure. My goodness, there are cuts from the top of the head to the tip of the toes," Mrs. Pedro says. She expects the Torte., are going to "find a way around" the promise to spare health care. In the last two weeks, the campaign has shift- More teal People 'nIrg on voters' intentions. "A lot have their mind on voting for somebody, but the next day, they near Harris is up. so they'll change and vete for him" Publiship- poll results may cause soi;:2 volern to Pay attention to a party': position they previously might not hw. e. Mrs. Pedro ni ter.. The Pedro family. In front, from left, Sonia, Krystle and Kelly. In back Deolinda and Humberto. DEEP DISCOUNT ed as opinion polls show the PCs gaining popu- lar support while the Liberals' support has fallen dramatically. Mr. Pedro feels making opinion polls public during an election campaign can have an effect :4101:01111111: s our Annual Summer Clearout - �our once -a -year opportunity to save BIG with special Deep Discount Paces on all Ist quality Bridgestone tires! 402 ALL SEA,40N RUM sac Pti11C8 P155/80R12 ...........347 P155/90R13 ........... 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YOU GET ALL THIS ✓ air conditioning ✓ tinted glass ✓ 4 -speed electronic transmission ✓ captain's chairs ✓ cruise control ✓ intermittent wipers ✓ 24-hour Roadside Assistance ✓ GM 3-year/60,000 km no - deductible TOTALTM Warranty CHEVY&GMC YOUR ONE STOP vM SHOP ITCK II'Mmall *Based on a 30 m Dnth lease for vehicle equipped os described A m nrmum do,npayment of $28r',c ,,,d$ s seta, ty deposit are required Some mileage conda,ons apply Freight( $8201. license insurance and taxes not included Dealer older or trade may rw recessay Deoler may sell, pax for 'ess See row Decile, for details TSubtec ! rc ' � ct,d Program Riles rD and (AA are licensed users of marks '"Rc j sieved Trade Mork of General NSotars Corporation TD licenced user THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 11"S -PAGE 11-A to Couple backs workfare By BRIAN LEGREE DURHAM STAFF DURHAM — If the Progressive Conservatives win the provincial election, they may be able to point to Mike Harris's workfare plan as one of the major turning points in the cam- paign- Ile Tory leader wants to make welfare recipients earn their keep by perform- ing some type of work The polls suggest the plan is drawing favorable reviews from ordinary Ontarians, people like Jim Wood of Newcastle Vil- lage. Mr. Wood, a father of three who works as a power lines maintainer at Ontario Hydro, feels the workfare proposal has some merit, but only if it's dime correctly. As long as the people are able-bodied, I think that's the way the law should read," says Mr. Wood. "They have to be careful how they do it. - Regardless of which party wins the election, Mr. Wood feels some sort of workfare program should be implemented. Mr. Wood's wife, Melody, also believes the idea should be "I think it has some merit." says the Newcastle elementary school teacher, but it requires further study." Meanwhile, with just a week remaining in the campaign, opinion polls suggest Mr. Harris's Tories and Lyn McLeod's liber- als are neck -and -neck, with Bob Rae's New Democrats destined to finish third. Do the opinion polls reflect the pulse of the electorate, or do they wield too much influence on vot- ers? "Polls have a place in election campaigns," sug- gests Mr. Wood. "But it seems the polls are too good these days. We know what's going to happen before election day " Mrs. Wood feels there's always a chance the polls could be inaccurate "Things change around." she says. "The polls can be wrong some- times, although I think they do sway some of the unde- cided vote .. PODIATRIST Ronald J. Klein B.S.c., D.P.M. Wishes to Announce the Opening of' ._ .► his Practice At the Pickering Medical Centre -! Custom toot Orthotic+ I v :Custom Veteran's Coverage -Sports Medicine • Dianoetic Feet, Corn & Calluses -Children's Foot Senior down on election polls By CHRIS BOVIE DURHAM STAFF DURHAM — The polls they are a- dlanging. If you follow election polls, the demise of the provincial Liberals has been well-documented over the last month. Whitby resident Bill Coulby isn't a big fan of these polls and says they play a factor in determining votes. "People are influenced by the results," the 69 -year-old says. "I'd rather they say who someone would vote for based on opinions on policies, like Mike Harris saying he would sell the LCBO. "It also depends on where the poll is taken," he says. "If you did a poll in Mew Toronto, I would expect you'd get a different opinion if you polled (down- town) as opposed to Forest Bills." Workfare is another hot topic bandied about by the party camps. Tlx issue of working for welfare has divided the peo- pie. Mr. Coulby would like to see people get some assistance, but also be reward- ed for working. Ile doesn't want to see pecipie working at a job they hate. "I wouldn't want my child being taken care of by a person who didn't want to be there and who was upset they were being forced to work," he says. 111uAL (MARSHALL TRAVELe..�. - "SOUTH PACIFIC xml..vt� ADVENTURE" - Join VAL & GALE on a personally escorted 24 day tour of: FIJI - NEW ZEALAND - AUSTRALIA DEPARTS FEB. 1, 1996 55,900 p.p. basad on twin amomm. 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No.: (416) 314-3299 T616ropivm (416) 314-3295► RU: W431.AI NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL AND CANCELLATION OF HEARING N THE MATTER OF Section 137,140 and 144 of the Emlironnlental ftlection Act 85 amended, •and - N THE MATTER OF an application by The R orlM MixicOdllty a Dllrhnu Md Can** Atlb wnetrKe united dialed August 2, 1904 for a hearing before the Erwironntental Board with respell to cond4on 23 on CeAificM of Approval AM 20100009.02 lior an orpm waaa management system issued by the Director, section 39, Enimonnteraal Protection Act, Central Replon. Ministry of Emrirorrmnit and EttwW. Candlion 23 stales: TIM eppicant OW fadhwith relnhbume the Crown for costs inured by the Croom lo retain a full tines Provincial Officer as defined under the Act who shall be responsibM for y maiaing canpfianoe with ria Pn clin of tha provisional CeAfic; of Approval No. H120100009-03 for to Organic W ate Men illp" < System rock, ft Organic Sod CWdWdn9 Sites listed in Schedule -W which a attached to and forms pen of the Cerokw; b) morlitorinp the installation of el works and or"V site mantagenhent and operations tM0ugh00t the lite of this program; c) repoAop to the District Manager on all incidents of non -i m0ianc with, the r9WI tions, the conditions of the Provisional Corti mks d Approval No. H120100009.03, the FLS.0.1990, the Ontario Water Resources Act. RS.0.1990, the &jkd 5.& R.S.0.1990; other appicable legislation and the approved design. operations and moniloring doaumeros;:tnd d) piuicipatinp on any relevarht Citizen's Advisory Committee. On May 25. the applicant withdrew the aWMnOW appeal. Therefore. the hearing sdleduled to be held on June 5.6 and 7, 1995 in the Cound Chambers, Repn Tial Wirrdpaliy of Durham, 605 Rossland Avenue, Whitby, Ontario has been cancelled. The Board no ktnger tws jurisdiction in this matter and has closed its files. DATED at TORONTO this 25th day of may. 1995. Susan E. Dunn Dowd Secretary The major issues for most people are health are, schooling and taxes, accord- ing to Mr. Coulby. He feels the provincial party leaders' claim they won't touch health care fund- ing will mean an increase in taxes. Mr. Coulby doesn't foresee the next provincial government making any dras- tic cuts to health care for fear of a major uprising by the people, who'd be simi- larly upset by education cuts. "I think if a government closed half the schools, they would be out of power `eery soon ., 4l ® c 509-5112 �'�\,` 240 Finch DICKERING GARDEN SUPPLIES UD. • Sandy Loam (Top Soil) • Mushroom Compost • Loam 8 Compost • Triple Mix • • ' • Cow Manure • Sand (Fine or Coarse) • 3.14 Stone Gravel • Screenings • Patio Slabs • Rockery Stone is t TOTAL LANDSCAPE CARE I. r 770`�' _ Call today for a free estimate. • Interlocking Stone • Retaining Walls • Fane-pC • npCt[G Too little...! Durham taxpayers don't get their fair share of provincial hospital funding. An Educational Program of Your Hospitals Working Together PAGE 42 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31,1995 Dump may be causing illness FROM PAGE 1 site. They haven't accepted long-term dren living south of the landfill. responsibility for the health around the site." Her report notes there was a "threefold increase in respiratory illness" in homes in the study area reporting "frequent chemical odors" over the normal incidence of breathing problems. In homes reporting an unusual odor or taste in drinking water, the incidence of respiratory illness was 1.5 higher than usual. PACT chairman David Steele and Dr. Rosalie Bertell announce the findings of a study on the effects of the Brock West dump on near- by children's health at a press conference at the Pickering Town hall Tuesday_ photo by Andrew Iwanowski The survey area was bordered by Brock Road on the east. Dixie Road on the west. Hwy. 2 on the south and the landfill on the north. Dr. Benell admitted in her report the document -is not a scientific study designed to prove that the Brock West Municipal Landfill is causing respiratory illness in the Pickerint-Ajax communitv_" Rather. i. identifies and ranks the possible factors affecting respirato- ry illness At a press conference announcing her results. Dr. Bertell said, "We found the most likely place to find exposure (to pollutants from Wayne Brock West) Arthurs was along the Metro, MOEE Duffins Creek. under tire Children play- ing near the creek had the highest exposure." Most of the asthma is caused by breathing in air pollutants, while eczema is the result of children playing near the creek, she said. PACT chairman David Steele said Dr. Bertell's findings indicate Brock West should be closed immediately and pollution coming from the site should be cleaned up by lune 1 of next year. Brock West is owned and operat- ed by Metro Toronto. The organization is also calling for an independent inquiry into the provincial Ministry of the Environ- ment and Energy. "We're quite concerned about the performance of the MOEE," says PACT technical director David Strain. "The magnitude of the prob- lems we're seeing, Metro isn't liv- ing within its licence and the MOEE isn't regulating them." Mr. Arthurs said Metro and the MOEE "have to take responsibility for health-related costs around the Free Initial consultatit�n i(i cxplorc reduction of vour financial pressures and worries. Propposakv 1 Bankmiplcl' lrrangement� w ith rredi;ors I p most icga; a�ium� -op most legal actions n with clean slate after legal 11.4yments geared to your ability arancc in U months Rc;ain control of your assets ost cars) .ind affairs 0 Don't Wait For The Heatwave -Order Your Air Conditioner Today! 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The event from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. is designed to raise funds for the Vocaleeze choir's two-week European tour in the fall. Sale vendors can rent a table for $10 with the money due June 3. To reserve a table, call DO'C at 427-6667 and leave a message for Mel Clarke. If it's raining, the sale will be held in the school gym. Cost to have your car washed is $4 per vehicle. If you can't make Saturday's event, the school holds a free car wash at Bob Myers Chevrolet Oldsmobile, 425 Bayly St. W., Saturday, June 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Vacuuming costs S2. There'll be a free barbecue and a band. On Sunday, June 25, the school holds another car wash at Dakota Bob's Restaurant, 1755 Pickering Parkway, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost is S4. The choir holds recitals Sunday, June 4 at 3 p.m. and Wednesday, June 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Tickets are available at the door for S5. DO'C is at 80 Mandrake St. To Advertise in the Hot Spot feature please call: DE88IE BURNS 683 -SILO or fu your ad copy to the News Adverbaer ouality Triple NX and shredded Topsoil Peat Loam, Sand, Umestone Screenings PICKED UP or DELIVERED • Garden 686-1223 428-8585 ® ® Mon. -Sat. 8 a.m.-6 p.m, Located on Marwood Ave. Just South of Taunton Rd., Ajax ;M TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate - bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721.75% AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 _ Alk Saturday & evening appointments available James R. Yanch FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION EXPROPRIATIONS ACT, ! R.S.O. 1990, c. E.26 • NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL TO = EXPROPRIATE LAND IN THE MATTER OF the proposed expropriation of limited certain interests in land by The Regional Municipality of Durham being Part of tot 6, Range 3, Broken Front Concession, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, for the purposes of constructing. operating, maintaining, inspecting, repairing and replacing a sewage pumping station, access road and related services. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that apprication has been made for approval to expropriate all estate, right, title and interest in the land described as follows for the purpose of constructing a sewage pumping station: Part of Lot 6. Range 3, Broken Front Concession. Geographic Township of Pickering, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, designated as Part 2 on a Plan of Survey prepared by Donevan Fleischmann Petrich Ltd.. Ontario Land Surveyors, as Job No P95027 (the 'Plan of Survey'): and for approval to expropriate a permanent easement for the construction, maintenance, inspection, repair and replacement of an access road and services on, in, across, under and through the land described as follows' Part of Lot 6, Range 3. Broken Front Concession, Geographic Township of Pickering, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, designated as parts 1 and 3 on the Plan of Survey; and for approval to expropriate a temporary easement to enter upon, cut into, break up, fill in, use and occupy the land described as follows; Part of Lot 6, Range 3, Broken Front Concession, Geographic Township of Pickering, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, designated as Parts 4 and 5 on the Plan of Survey; for and during the construction of a sewage pumping station and related works and undertakings. This temporary easement will expire on the 31 st day of August, 1997 and prior to such expiration the land will be restored as nearly as possible to its previous condition. A copy of the Plan of Survey prepared by Donevan Fleischmann Petrich Lid., Ontario Land Surveyors, as Job No. P95027 may be seen in the Office of the Regional Clerk at 605 Rossfand Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Any owner of lands In respect of which notice Is given who desires an Inquiry Into whether the taking of such land Is fair, sound and reasonably necessary in the achievement of the Ives of the In wwrritii gg authority shelf so notify the approving authority (a) in the case of a registered owner. served personally or by registered nail within thirty (30) days after he is served with the notice, or, when he Is served by publication, within thirty (30) days after the first pubikatlon of the notice; (b) in the case of an owner who Is not a registered owner, within thirty (30) days after the first publication of the notice. The approving authority Is: The Council of The Reglonal Municipality of Durham 605 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 The expropriating authority Is: The Regional Municipality of Durham THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Per: P.M. MADILL, Deputy Clerk This notice first published on the 31 at day of May, 1995 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31,1995 -PAGE 13-A FREE Deck Clinic! Let us teach you everything you ever wanted to know about building a deck SATURDAY, JUNE 3RD TWO CLINICS 10:00 a.m. -& 1:30 P.M. • p'ease call easy to 000K a spot, us seaTing is I1fT111tel7 V* -,ic l Clinic Note: "Computerized Deck Desigr "Available by appoint—e^t. Amateurs Welcome! w• 477 KINGSTON ROAD. PICKERING ;dust west of Whites Rd., ='a ' PHONE 686-5002/839-4321 .a.,10CN e7Li• Too Much! .t Fr... Almost 1/3 of Durham residents who need hospital care end up OUTSIDE the Region. according to the Acute Care Study by the Durham District Health Council. ... Per person hospital funding in Durham is 40% LESS than the provincial average: and. 60% Jess than In Metro Toronto despite our rapidly growing communities. Durham hospitals have closed beds and reduced services due to provincial funding wmits. Durham patients should not have to suffer ri overcrowding, delays and cancelled ` treatments. h aers Be air Ask your provincial candidate to support a fair share for Durham. An Educational Program of ©08NTAL COUNCIL OF DURNAM RECTION Your Hospitals Working Together TeT.905-683-4943 Fax:905-683-6453 _ Apx ,illi Plckenng General Hcsotal Mem,j,lai H0SPtdf .: n,jova General HOSWi3i Memorial 1-40Spt31. lite Cottage."),.otal iUxbrKWI Whitby CiP, al IiOSgtal PW Peng VVhtby Mernai Health Centre Specializing in Relaxets wash & Set Ir.e.. & l,Pl,��a.. & ap ,,,.. .' Jamaican style Jerk Cuisine Catering for sRra1d.........._ . ....__. ° -' ... � ccasions occasions all occasion Fou alcad .d �h.�. •Sbrp ". Pat Hcnry FRFF IN a V AJAX & PICKERINC ON rv..w ,win wnr.r. ,.- I ORDERS OyFR $20 . ..... ,.. lik— %4 n. Thu -10; .m-6 p.,n . • `1• rday-Fnday 11 a.m.- 10 p.m. Friday 10 a.m.- K p.m. , . -._• rday 830 a.m. -10 P.M. Saturday ':so a.m.-z: io 1.m. Sunday+ br aOW.lntrt.ent only ..,1. Momin Breakfast 5,`W) a.m. K EXPROPRIATIONS ACT, ! R.S.O. 1990, c. E.26 • NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL TO = EXPROPRIATE LAND IN THE MATTER OF the proposed expropriation of limited certain interests in land by The Regional Municipality of Durham being Part of tot 6, Range 3, Broken Front Concession, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, for the purposes of constructing. operating, maintaining, inspecting, repairing and replacing a sewage pumping station, access road and related services. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that apprication has been made for approval to expropriate all estate, right, title and interest in the land described as follows for the purpose of constructing a sewage pumping station: Part of Lot 6. Range 3, Broken Front Concession. Geographic Township of Pickering, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, designated as Part 2 on a Plan of Survey prepared by Donevan Fleischmann Petrich Ltd.. Ontario Land Surveyors, as Job No P95027 (the 'Plan of Survey'): and for approval to expropriate a permanent easement for the construction, maintenance, inspection, repair and replacement of an access road and services on, in, across, under and through the land described as follows' Part of Lot 6, Range 3. Broken Front Concession, Geographic Township of Pickering, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, designated as parts 1 and 3 on the Plan of Survey; and for approval to expropriate a temporary easement to enter upon, cut into, break up, fill in, use and occupy the land described as follows; Part of Lot 6, Range 3, Broken Front Concession, Geographic Township of Pickering, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, designated as Parts 4 and 5 on the Plan of Survey; for and during the construction of a sewage pumping station and related works and undertakings. This temporary easement will expire on the 31 st day of August, 1997 and prior to such expiration the land will be restored as nearly as possible to its previous condition. A copy of the Plan of Survey prepared by Donevan Fleischmann Petrich Lid., Ontario Land Surveyors, as Job No. P95027 may be seen in the Office of the Regional Clerk at 605 Rossfand Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Any owner of lands In respect of which notice Is given who desires an Inquiry Into whether the taking of such land Is fair, sound and reasonably necessary in the achievement of the Ives of the In wwrritii gg authority shelf so notify the approving authority (a) in the case of a registered owner. served personally or by registered nail within thirty (30) days after he is served with the notice, or, when he Is served by publication, within thirty (30) days after the first pubikatlon of the notice; (b) in the case of an owner who Is not a registered owner, within thirty (30) days after the first publication of the notice. The approving authority Is: The Council of The Reglonal Municipality of Durham 605 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 The expropriating authority Is: The Regional Municipality of Durham THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Per: P.M. MADILL, Deputy Clerk This notice first published on the 31 at day of May, 1995 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31,1995 -PAGE 13-A FREE Deck Clinic! Let us teach you everything you ever wanted to know about building a deck SATURDAY, JUNE 3RD TWO CLINICS 10:00 a.m. -& 1:30 P.M. • p'ease call easy to 000K a spot, us seaTing is I1fT111tel7 V* -,ic l Clinic Note: "Computerized Deck Desigr "Available by appoint—e^t. Amateurs Welcome! w• 477 KINGSTON ROAD. PICKERING ;dust west of Whites Rd., ='a ' PHONE 686-5002/839-4321 .a.,10CN e7Li• Too Much! .t Fr... Almost 1/3 of Durham residents who need hospital care end up OUTSIDE the Region. according to the Acute Care Study by the Durham District Health Council. ... Per person hospital funding in Durham is 40% LESS than the provincial average: and. 60% Jess than In Metro Toronto despite our rapidly growing communities. Durham hospitals have closed beds and reduced services due to provincial funding wmits. Durham patients should not have to suffer ri overcrowding, delays and cancelled ` treatments. h aers Be air Ask your provincial candidate to support a fair share for Durham. An Educational Program of ©08NTAL COUNCIL OF DURNAM RECTION Your Hospitals Working Together TeT.905-683-4943 Fax:905-683-6453 _ Apx ,illi Plckenng General Hcsotal Mem,j,lai H0SPtdf .: n,jova General HOSWi3i Memorial 1-40Spt31. lite Cottage."),.otal iUxbrKWI Whitby CiP, al IiOSgtal PW Peng VVhtby Mernai Health Centre PAGE 14 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1"S V RECYCLER'S REPORT Dupont aims to become environmental partner During the recent Plast -Ex convention in Mississauga, an example of Dupont's innova- tions featured a display of car parts made from plastic. As plastic won't rust, this idea has merit. I know that mixing differ- ent plastic resins is a difficult task- however, I did call Dupont to ask what (if any) percentage of post -consumer plastic had been, or could be. included in these new moulds. I was disap- pointed to learn that none was ... only virgin resins and Dupont's own plastic trim waste were used. During the past several years Dupont has strived to become more environmentally con- scious. The company, a member of the Recycling Industries of Durham, continues to affirm to its stakeholders, employees. custornem. shareholders and the public that it will conduct busi- ness with respect and care for the environment. With its sup- port for the chemical industry's 'Responsible Care' policy and the oil industry's 'Strategies for Today's Environmental Partner- ship' key programs, the follow- ing represent some aspects of Dulx-,nt s commitment. Dupont is striving toward zero waste generation at the source. Materials will be reused and recycled to minimize the need for their treatment or dis- posal and to con- serve resources. Where waste is gen- erated- it will be han- dled and disposed of safely and responsi- blv. Dupont promises to drive toward zero emissions, giving priority to those that may present the greatest potential risk to health or to the environment. Dupont wants to excel in the efficient use of mal, oil, nat- ural gas, water. min- erals and other natur- ment. With the company's desire to build alliances and to promote open and public discussion with governments, pol- larraine roulston ib:The Aecycler's Rep al resources and plans to manage its land to enhance wildlife habitat -s. Dupont's intentions are to continuously analyze and improve its practices, processes and products to reduce their risk and impact throughout the prod- uct life cycle. Its researchers want to develop new products and processes that have increas- ing margins of safety for both human health and the environ - icy makers, busi- nesses and advo- cacy groups, it allows you, as a conserver of resources, to ques- tion Dupont on the chemicals used and the opportunity to encourage its research depart- ment to look for ways to include Blue Box materi- als. Z1JJ C0At I N G EVENTS: June 18. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Heydenshore Park. Whit- by — Natural and Cultural Her- itage Festival. For details, call 686-7878. Sept. 17-22- London. Ontario — World Environmental Con- gress -International Conference and Trade Fair promoting the science, technology and busi- ness of the environment. For details and registration, call 519-858-5055. Homes tour this Sunday AJAX-PICKERING -- The The event is sponsored by the Ajax -Pickering Beta Sigma Phi Kinette clubs of Ajax and Picker - sorority hosts the Ajax. Pickering ing. and Greenwood Homes Tour from Tickets are $15 and an addition - noon to 4 p.m Sunday. June 4 to al $2 for refreshments. Call raise money for the maternal -new- Heather Montague at 428-1407 for born ward of the Ajax -Pickering more information or ticket sale General I lospital. locations. Baskin Ice cream & Yogurt <:: > ATE OUR CELEBRATE , 3rd �. WffH THE NEW OWNERS Now you can get your favorite 31 flavours just around the corner. 9 So don't miss 4 the celebrations...J and all the specials! Saturday, June 3rd r BAYWOOD CENTRE Bayly St. W. at Monarch 4ZS-3429 ' Vlslt the store or see this ? Friday's News Advertiser for All the Anniversary Speciaisi ACURA d EAST —DEMO CLEARO T 1994 - INTEGRA - VIGOR - LEGEND -1995 2 2 TO CHOOSE II _ - TO CHOOSE FROM ALL `' EMOS FROM .RED TAGGED 1995 LEGEND SEDAN L 3.2 L, SOHC, 24 valve 200 hp V-6, 4 wheel double- EXCLI�S�VELY 1994 INTEGRA SEDAN RS wishbone suspension, burled walnut trim console, 8 -way power seat, power sunroof with sliding shade, Acura ''" . 1.8 L, 16 valve DOHC, 142 hp, air conditioned, 4 wheel disc brakes, power windows, 2 -stage power door phone, Gold pkg., cornering 8 fog lights, 19,124 km. ticks, 4 AP 145. speaker, AM/FM cars., stereo with power antenna, remote Lease for$,565/mo.t or buy for s40y000* URA EAST. trunk 8 gas release, rear spoiler, 29,128 km. AP116 - - - =189400* 128,888* %f0`CHARGE!� 1.8 L,19941NTEGRA COUPE RS 142 , 4 wheel double wishbone 16 -valve DOHC, 101996 TL's FOR ROUTE DELIVERY :Aid WNDiT10N�NG** suspension, power windows, fully automatic trans., CFC Plus Frt., PDI, lic. + taxes. "See dealer for details. "'"" free air conditioning, AM/FM sass. Stereo. AP129 00 t48 mo. lease, $6,300 down payment + taxes ,freight, lie. 8 1 900 gas, optional buyback $18,5 + taxes O.A.C. ®ACURA s '* 'R• n k,E,IP PfAFUR.K,,. , �tEW CANADA'S FASTEST GROWING ACURA DEACALL THE ACURA LER 140,11- ff HOTLINEMW 905-428-8888 401 EAST rRn sourH 365 BAYLY STREET WEST HWY. 401 EXIT WESTNEY RD. SOUTHiT O BAYLY AJAX �._------------ - - - - - -__�--� _�__�_�.__�-�..�... s•wna.r.r�wpJya.ti�... v L z.'f.":si*�.!�s�►�.t�.1:.t.t.a.�.1rS.�.�.►.i.L' L�_11+a�1•.i.�.l..i.a:Lei'L'i'Jt'a'�fi�s4��aF�'1..�./•�-�'. Ajax Home Week needs parade entries O Take it to the street and join in on Home Week festivities AJAX - Entrants are still being sought for the Ajax Home Week parade. It's on Saturday, June 10, with for- mation beginning at 11 a.m. and the parade starting at noon. There are about 45 entrants so far, including 10 bands, but more are still needed, says organizer Roger Matti- son. Entry is free and will be accepted up to June 9. Call Mr. Mattison at 683-4782 to register or for more information. The parade will form on Mills Road, travel east along Station Street to Harwood Avenue, south to Bayly Street and west to the MacKenzie Plaza at Bayly and MacKenzie, where the parade will disband. Ti LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kassel MD FRCSC Dr. S Siomra N413 FRCSC 905-723-8551 Oshawa Ir THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1995 -PAGE IS -A HONDAS! HONDAS! HONDAS! Blazing new 19 5• . - Af - (waterfront) trails Dealer, Gold P•clape. wood dash. ACCORD SEDAN EX '9r•en'. P1952. 022,888 Auto. air. power ;roup David Crombie (centre, black hei- met) made a stop at Paradise " Park tooP en the Ajax portion of 1 Pi880 low kn, anti -theft cassette. -1 3 288 ACCORD SEDAN LX ■� Auto.. Ot cress• Pi 845, -1 2,788 the waterfront trail last Saturday - with the help of a Vietnamese pot belly pig named Charlie. Commu- _. P1832. -23,888 P1969.t CO player. coags •8 588 nities, from Trenton in the east to SEDAN EXR S spd.. ABS. dual air !taps. *22,688 Burlington in the west have been tt • ,l- , celebrating the openings of their •.' -.e I trail portions that link communities i Golden Horseshoe. Auto.. air. power windows 8 Auto.. air, loaded. toad P1914. -16,588 P1918. -12,088 around the I - - ~� a photo by Andrew Iwanowski , 1 hi�ual MATERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE Save 20-50% OFF EVERYTHING Shorts from $8.00 Short Rompers from $19.95 T FREE Shirts 9.95 Cotton Pans 9.95 Gin with ad Blouses 19.95 Nursing Nighties 19.95 S5 value Tank Tops 14.95 2 pc. short sets 19.95 Jumpers 19.95 Lycra Bike shorts 9.95 350 DRESSES IN STOCK SALE PRICED*1 9.95 TO *250 o R yo pA �� YG G ACCORD WAGON EX. woof. WAGON EXR Aub.. aa, p roof. COUPE "CMC .� 1. W0 J _ ti� a. •. • Ir HONDAS! HONDAS! HONDAS! 19 5• . - Total awwty ACCORD WAGON EX Dealer, Gold P•clape. wood dash. ACCORD SEDAN EX '9r•en'. P1952. 022,888 Auto. air. power ;roup CMC SEDAN LX P1944 •15,488 CHARGE AIR" Pi880 low kn, anti -theft cassette. -1 3 288 ACCORD SEDAN LX ■� Auto.. Ot cress• Pi 845, -1 2,788 roofCMC HATCH CX -Casnm•re�CCpORD SEDAN EXR"NO _. P1832. -23,888 P1969.t CO player. coags •8 588 'ACCORD DAYSP1902. SEDAN EXR S spd.. ABS. dual air !taps. *22,688 E CIVIC SEDAN EX ACCORD COUPEXR Auto.. air. power windows 8 Auto.. air, loaded. toad P1914. -16,588 P1918. -12,088 - - ACCORD SEDAN EX ACCORD SEDAN EX 199:7 ...; .:•. loaded. 843. •18,%88 Burgundy, Naso., ioaoed. P, 853. -112,90S 1Z,988 - - - ACCORD - CIVIC SEDAN DX SEDAN EXR Auto.. 'red-. low krn. AlkUw loaded. S209A_ -8,988 �C yACCORD SEDAN LA air, P1812 -18,588 OR ACCORD WAGON EX. woof. WAGON EXR Aub.. aa, p roof. COUPE "CMC Auto, loaded P1961 -17,988 P1955. '1:5,688 SEDAN LX CMC BATCH SE Aub.. cassette. only 13.600 km. P1862 -1 ��$ P�96.0 S spd., only 63.300 km. , 0/0* 8only FINANCINGO* CIVIC COUP! Si S 37 D. root. recent trade. -1 3,888 • TOYOTA CIVIC MATCH Si COROLLA 36.800 km. 5 spd. -black-. Air, auto., iow km- P1887. '13,788 S428A. 88,988 DAYIN CMC DEL SOL SI ��� Aub.. air. sPoi er. alarm. Pt799. •18,488 87 ACCORD SEDAN LX ..LAST Milk S spd.. cassette. S2,611"ACCORD SEDAN EXR 88 CIVIC CRX 'Cobalt bkW. P. roof, loaded. 5 so.. silver. P1929. •17,788 '4,588 CMC HATCH DX 87 NISSAN MAXIMA d. .8 �A. airlow w km. 1 1 �8 how km.. auto.. klade�� - • S082/l X995 ._ - • - •5.8% available tow 24 mo. on ale now 1995 Civic Sedans. E.G. $10,000 @ 5.8% Is $442.30Jmo. C.O.B., $615.20. Total note $10,61S.20. 6.8% for 36 mo. b 7.8% for 48 mo. O.A.C. CIVIC Now . Plus PIX knight, Ile. a taxes. Pr••Owned -Plus taxes 8 ft. SPECIAL 905-831-5400 EDMON 01. _ -, 1-800-563-6662 970 0mck Rd„ Pickelrpt9i Otttwio LI W 2AI L_ PACE 16 -A -THE NFWS AD1r'ER'TISER, WFD., MAY 31, 1995 Paul I borrows Greeks meet, greet AJAX-PICK- ERING -- Area Gireeks meet Sun- day, June 4 at 2 p.m. at the Old Liverpool House on Hwy. 2 in ".k`� *. Topics include - Greek involve- ment in communi- ty events. Call 837-2880, 839- 6782. SM 4415 A) AM/FM caeaetle player. With auto -reverse button and comfortable headphones. 14-8226 i) Mitre -17 reeerdso voice activated. Ideal for note -taking. 14-1178 SM %o 1395 16 zone wireless alarm system. With handheld remote 61-2609 Protect your kids from abduction ❑ Free a.m. to 2 p.m. at For more Canada Trust, information, call F dcheek 15 Westney Rd. 686-1218. runs this Saturday in Ajax AJAX — Pro- tect your chil- dren by having them finger- printed this Sat- urday. A free Kid - check is being held from 10 N. in Ajax. Free finger- printing is offered as well as valuable information that will help reduce the risk of abduction. All children must be accom- panied by their parents or legal guardians. THE LI I I Lt 5MUt SHOPPE 10 am. - 7 p.m. e._,_ e••_i_ u_.. n. 1..-- 9 L.A. V ir—A1t CANVAS RUNNING SHOES $ 1 699 Zia r1arw000 Ave. J. AJAX 905-427-5188 ' =V13995 C) SAYE $29. Mini cordless with LCD dialing display. 43-8847 Reg 169.95 . ... tale 149.95 0) SAYE f29.11111ini cordian /Mw. With 10 -channel auto scan and paging feature. 43-8848. Reg 159 95 sale 139.95 'T'VAP 4VF ®® is S=id179j 7 905E) [1111110 Piece all-im-one car alarm. Easy to ]3G..% install with only 4 -wire hookup. 49-721 F) Easy -install car alarm with p&W. With built-in siren and starter -kill function. 49-722 tE 235 BAYLY ST. (IN BAYW00D PLAZA) AVAILABLE FOR WASH A FOLD COIN OPERATED WASHERS A DRYERS $100 SPECIAL "DUDS b SUDS HAVE GONE AWAY BUT SUNBRIGHT COIN LAUNDRY IS HERE TO STAY" Enjoy i o (:CEarrier,1',',': HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING FREE We're the Inside Guys. ALL SUMMER LONG Don't Pay until 1996 or get '200 off. MLEW00D Heating S Air Conditioning Home & Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Pkwy. Pickering, Ont- L1 V 61<5 PICKERING, AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 905-428-0333 905-436-3212 ,m %14 : ew IT 49 My Magic Diary'. With fun 7J face maker. fortune teller and more 65-832 SM 109ft 4 5" black and white TV with AM/FM radio cassette recorder. 16-128 ,.- 790 9. PRO 508 base station scanner. Has 20 -channel memory, squelch control, 8 channels per second scanning spired and channel lock- out. 20-408 L � 9p96 The Sneaker streaks to the finish line in a flash! TRC 438 40 -channel Ideal for head-to-head CB rads. With racing indoors or outside. 29" -- contAvailable in 27 MHz or 49 squelch ,. s :•�. 01� MHz. 60-9102!4118 3DB � channel 21-1552 ,. s :•�. 01� I Bi*11board Billboard is a free feature for conmmnity events of a non- profit nature. To have your events promot- ed in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publica- tion, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m, the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent Families Association of Ajax -Pickering holds its weekly meeting at 8 p.m. at Swan's Marina, 590 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Educational, social, sports activities and dances. 428- 7433. ANNIVERSARY: The Social Development Council of Ajax - Pickering celebrates its 25th anniversary with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Regalis Restaurant in the Corporate Centre, Pickering. Tickets $25. Reserve, 686-2661. THURSDAY, JUNE 1 NATURALISTS: Pickering Naturalists meet at 8 p.m. at Rouge Hill Public Library, Rougemont Dr., south of Hwy. 2., Pickering. Club member Rudy Hal- brichter presents a slide show on the plants, mammals, birds and insects of Labrador. 427-1655 (Dale Hoy). BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block Parent Association holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Carruther's Room of the Ajax Community Centre, Cen- tennial Rd. All welcome. 619-1018 (Jay Goldmintz). Caesarean support group meets DURHAM -- The Cae- is provided for parents and sarean Prevention Support professionals interested in and Education group of any aspect of pregnancy Durham Region meets and childbirth. Topic: Pre - Monday, June 5 at 7:30 natal testing. Expectant p.m. at 97 Brunswick St., moms, new moms and Oshawa. babies welcome. Call 579 - Information and support 7518 (Beth). Celebrates 50 years All eyes arc turning to Public Optical this year. They're celebrating 50 years of quality products and superior service. But just because they're 50 doesn't mean they haven't changed with the times. From the very first store which opened at the corner of Queen and Church Streets in Toronto in 1945, this wholly Canadian- owncd company has grown to a chain of 15 locations throughout Ontario in Toronto. Barrie and Ottawa. The company pioneered one hour service for glasses custom crafting them in a small in-store lab and a few years later introduced contact lenses. "We aro continually striving to achieve eyecare excellence and are on the frontier of new development," says Public Optical President and CEO Louise Talbot. Besides offering affordable quality designer eyewear, contact lenses and sunglasses. Public Optical has expanded to offer hearing aids and testing to ca, er to many of those same people who visited Public Optical's flagship on Queen St 50 years ago. "We've been caring for our patients' eyecare needs for over 50 so now we're recognizing their hearing steeds. too." says T "Our door is Stever closed to our patients.- says Talbot. "We do anything we an to help out, whether it's hand -delivering glasses to the eldaly or donad used equipment to World Vision. Stan at Public Optical undergo a specialized training program because Talbot believes while the company's products smut be the best so must their services -- consequently a visit to Public Optical is a ref esl ing new way to be cared for. Thu extra effort goes a long way. But Public Optical realizes the important part their patients have played in the company's success. So this Saturday. June 3, Public Optical is throwing a 50th Birthday Bash in each of its locations to say thank you for five decades of great service, great products and great mem nes. And in honor of 50 wonderful years of eyeare excellence, Public Optical will donate $5 from each purchase that day to the Children's Wish Foundation, a non-profit organization which grants the wishes of critically ill children. Watch for special birthday futures running from June 3 until June 30,1995. So come on out and join the Public Optical family for a day of great fun. Should you have any questions about Public Optical or the services they provide, feel free to call the central number at (416) 638-2165. PUBLIC OPTICAL ProMd[y Canadian -Owned and Operated for 50 years. i FRIDAY, JUNE 2 FUN FAIR: Sir John A. Mac- donald Public School, 777 Bala- ton Ave., Pickering, holds a fun fair from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Tables can be rented for $15. Donate unneeded items to the White Ele- phant Room (pick up available). Barbecue, tea room, bake sale, haunted house, cake walk, crafts, raffle. 839-8260 (Adele). ABUSE HELP: The Serenity Group holds an open meeting and recovery conference at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Jerry Van Poppel discusses sub- stance, physical and mental abuse recovery. 8394621. SPELLING BEE: The Pickering Central Library, One the Esplanade, holds spelling bee semi-finals from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Special guest is Mayor Wayne Arthurs. 931- 7809. THE NEWSADVERTISEB, WED., MAY 31, I"S-PAGE 17-A FUN FAIR: Rosebank Road Public School, 591 Rosebank Rd. S. holds a fun fair from 5 to 8 P.M. Merlins Castle, silent auction, bake tables, BBQ, shop or yent- a -table. 509-2274. FASHION SHOW: Pickering high School students model fashions from area stores from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the school's north gym, 180 Church St. N., Picker- ing Village. Tickets S5 at the door or $4 in advance. Proceeds to the Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources. 6834760. SATURDAY, JUNE 3 NATURE: The seventh week of an eight-week Nature Club for Kids is held at Greenwood Con- servation Area. Westney Rd., six kilometres north of Hwy. 401, on the Ajax -Pickering border. Games, nature walks, crafts. Theme is Bugs, Bugs, Bugs. May 31,1995 Craft is bug observation contain- er. $5 per visit. It's for pre -teens. Pre -register at 416-661-6600, ext. 203 (The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conserva- tion Authority). FUN FAIR: Bayview Heights Public School, 1400 Garvolin Ave., Pickering, holds a fun fair from l l a.m. to 3 p.m. Pony rides, hockey shoot, games, face painting, barbecue, raffle, prizes. 839-1146. GARAGE SALE: Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School, 80 Mandrake St., Ajax, holds a community garage sale in its parking lot from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds to the school's Vocaleeze's two-week European Tour. Tables rented for $10. Car wash is also held for $4, refresh- ments sold. If it's raining, garage sale is in the gym. 427-6667 (Mel Clarke). The first 95 purchasers of a new 1995 vehicle from our ,tock- are tockare eligible to win a 1995 GEC) METRO or Other fibulow, prir.e�l WHITBY i n N z �o v OUNOAS ST. E. HWY. 401 r FRIZE ,10,000 VALUE v%du%hwe of fright. limaw and laze+. Vbhow as bW as 39% *0n Approved Credit tttr. CHEVROLET*GEO*OLDSMOBILEsCADILLAC 1530 DUNDAS STREET EAST • WHITBY • 668-3304 • AJAX LIME 686-5881 PAGlEAS- -71JE NEWS,ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1"5 V EDU' 'd O'N'' ' Students on road to reading success By LINDA WHITE, STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — When Jessica Kelly entered Grade I last Sep- tember, ..she couldn't even identify all the let- ters of the alpha- bet." her mother reports. Today, the Highbush Public School student "reads every- thing" from cereal boxes to sweat- shirts and bill- boards. boasL% tier mother I.vnda Gemon of Picker- ing. who coedits a pilot project intro- duced by the Durham Board of Education at 11 schools last fall. "I suppose she would have learned to read eventually," Mrs. Gernon specu- lates. "But the struggle would have cost her the love of learning she has." R e a d i n g Recovery pro- vides daily, indi- vidual help for Grade I students identified by their teachers as the k)w•est performers in reading and writing. It's a sort of safety net for chil- dren who might be labelled learn- ing disabled but are really not. They have certain confusions," explains Reading Recovery teacher leader Lynne Nicol. Early interven- tion is key to the program's success "because students haven't habitual- ized confused pat- terns which make reading and writ- ing difficult." she adds. "It's easy to put them on the mad to success... The reasons why some stu- dents experience difficulty reading and writing vary: Jessica, for instance. has been diagnosed with epilepsy. And while "having books read to you before you begin school is a good indicator you will be a good reader, it's not guaran- teed, notes Ms. Nicol. "No one knows exactly how read- ing happens, but we know what good readers do to read well," which is w•hv observation plays an important role in Reading Recovery. Teach- ers listen to stu- dents read to determine if they re -read, self -cor- rect. add or skip words, and read for meaning. The goal of Reading Recov- ery is to help chil- dren acquire effi- cient learning strategies that will enable them to work indepen- dently in reading and writing at the average level of their class and to progress satisfac- torily with regular classroom instruc- tion. That can usual- ly be achieved within 16 to 20 weeks with daily 20 -minute lessons. Students are given a new book to read each day, and parents — who must give permission for their child to par- ticipate in the pro- gram — must spend 15 minutes working with their child every day. R e a d i n g Recovery students were compared with the average pupils in their classroom after 18 weeks. That survey concluded 80 per cent had achieved the average read- ing level. The program also boosts a child's self-confi- dence, notes Carol Ann Gal- lant, a Reading Recovery teacher at E.A. Lovell in Oshawa Cedaircroft V*V6PIace A Reading Recovery Program has won rave reviews from Highbush Public School student Jessica Kelly of Pickering, seen here working with teacher Lynne Nicol. photo by Ron Pietroniro "Imagine how it would feel to he Powerless. That's how students feel when they enter Reading Recov- ery. (The pro- gram) gives them a sense of power and creates inde- pendent learners. "It's truly a wonder to watch." notes Ms. Gallant, pointing to stu- dents who are "no longer afraid to pick up a book and read. Every time they read, they get utter." The pilot pro- gram will contin- ue next year at participating schools. (In Pick- ering, those are Highbush and Rosebank Road. In Ajax, they include Lincoln Alexander and Lincoln Avenue.) The pilot pro- gram will contin- ue next year at participating schools. (In Oshawa, those are E.A. Lovell, llar- mony Ileight:s and Lakewoods. In Whitby, they're Col. J.E. Farewell, Ormis- ton and Pringle Creek.) The "biggest stumbling block" to offering the program at more schools is staffing, accord- ing to curriculum officer Brian Dunford. Became Reading Recov- ery requires one- on-one instruc- tion, school prin- cipals must free up a teacher for half of every instructional day. Meanwhile. teachers "must The Ultimate in TY Retirement Living 649Ki*na St E. 4sh. where your comfort is our concern • Enjoy comfort, convenience & companionship • Full time activity director • Social and recreational activities o Daily housekeeping • En suite bathrooms and air conditioning *Built-in emergency call system • Health care service • Hairdresser • Respite convalescent and daycare service available • 24 hour supervision • Doctors office on site • Chapel • Personal laundry service included. J For a Personal Guided Tour Call 723-9490 Marjorie Beattie give up a tremen- dous amount of personal time" to receive training. notes Ms. Nicol. Developed by a New Zealand teacher and edu- cator in the early 1980s, Reading Recovery has also been introduced in the United States. England and Australia. . 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LAY -AWAY CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1978 PAGE m -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEB, MAY 31, 1995 1 .. ' I. . FU users talk tech DURHAM -- The Durham P.C. Users Club meets Thursday, June 8 to discuss soft- ware. It takes place at CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave.. Oshawa, from 7 to 10 p.m. Call 728-9351 or 623-2787 for information. "GREAT DENTAL NEWS" Dr. Stephen Weiner and Staff wish to invite you to celebrate, Dr. Goodman's 30th Anniversary of Practicing Dentistry in Pickering, Wednesday June 14, 1995 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. at 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering Gandatsetiagon students math contesoff to Ontario t DURHAM — Students from Gandatsetiagon Public School in Pickering will be among those competing at a provincial math competition this weekend. That school will send Mary Boers, Andrew Luxmore, Spencer Cameron and Cheryl Stager to the Ontario Mathe- matics Olympics after the team earned a silver medal in Durham's first Math Olympics. Meanwhile, E.A. Fairman Public School in Whitby will also send a team after earning a gold medal at the regional meet, at Ajax Iligh School on May 16. Dr. S.J. Phillips of Oshawa finished third at that competi- tion, which invited schools to enter a four -member team, comprised of two Grade 7 stu- dents and two from Grade 8. The two top teams will attend the provincial contest in Ottawa Saturday. They're sponsored by the Pine Ridge Mathematics Association, made up of Durham math teachers. Reliable, supervised day care at a home in your neighbourhood • Sac-, aornb►tab* enviiorrnerks + P aW bca/ raad%-w Im Pkwm*r's • StintuAWng da* WWams tx*dws or **W + Trained. projeswrw Prowcws + Co� ffXsuranoe cove w + A*W" horm • Inco tax receqxs supplied and, eve welcome full or part-time care for children from 6 weeks of aye/ ' t M�IIr<telleCau A Lrcensed Agency fORK0NA110HCQ "16 Great-grandparents allies in celebratingbig wins AJAX — Richard and Joan Eldon "This pays for our trip," Mrs. celebrated two victories recently. Eldon says. The couple will The Ajax couple were in Eng- bank the remainder after land in early May to celebrate picking up their winning VE -Day and, shortly after cheque last week. The returning, they won Eldons are the parents of $10,000 playing the Instant ;k>`r> three, grandparents of 10 Bingo lottery game. and great-grandparents of two. Tee off to help Ajax -Pickering hospital AJAX-PICKERING Pickering Hospital Links Golf Club on -- There's still time to Foundation golf tourna- Monday, June 5. Call tee off at the Ajax- ment at Lakeridge 683-4178 for tee times. The company that wrote the Just added book on central another vacuum chapter. systems Y $39900 Our NEWValue Package cleans up to 5,000 square ft. and includes: Cleaning Tools, Turbine Power Head Crush -proof base, Enhanced inutallation kit. • Reduce dust and pollen in your environment • Ger a I year Monev Back Guarantee • hzetadation is a map, no rough -in reqaired A4)o"abo taxes and mstallahon extra. Beam of Pickering iNBEAIW1271 Kingston Rd. � fiTfTE�R' 831-2326 ®® Beam of Canada Inc. 5/95 PUBLIC NOTICE We ordered and plvdoW a urge d at newest Sew a Serge Se" machires ar>6apatilg M we would get school Orders torto. Due b ecorwr cadrtans, these aders were rd rem"d. 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THE NEWSADVEATMM WED., MAY 31, 1943-f'AGE21•A SAVolAoCENTRE FOOD ** MARKET PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY MAY FINCH AVENUE 0 aPOW OWNAMM UJ N W = 0 HWY #62 3 I WE OFFER �l I /NTERAC-DEB/T L�-J CARD SERV/CE! O ^GE 22•,A•1HE HEWS ADVkRT�JSER, WEp., MAY 31, 1995 r' 1 ' ! S A royal right al g y celebration The King's Royal Yorkers showed up in force to help Whitevale cele- brate its 175th anniversary recently. They defended the hamlet's bridge and made up the honor guard for ceremonies. Here, Lloyd Tur- cott bads his gun. photo by Andrew Iwanowski DURHAM REGION SOCCER ASSOCIATION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM PLAYERS WANTED If you would like to become a part of this program, Assessments will be made on Friday 2nd June 19% at the following locations. GIRLS U13 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. PEEL PARK WHITBY U15 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. PEEL PARK WHITBY U17 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. PEEL PARK WHITBY U1910:00 p.m. to 11:00 P.M. PEEL PARK WHITBY BOYS U13 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. IROQUOIS PARK WHITBY U15 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. IROQUOIS PARK WHITBY U17 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. IROQUOIS PARK WHITBY U1910:00 p.m. to 11:00 P.M. IROQUOIS PARK WHITBY IMPORTANT NOTE Players must be Registered to play in this District, and be a resident of this District. Players should bring their own ball to Assessment. These Teams when formed will be playing against other District Teams. A player may play for a club team and the District Team, at all times the Clubs teams will have priority unless otherwise agreed upon by the players Coach or Club President. There may be a small cost. 0 Ta 0 0 RIB STEAK Wfromonaria A, AA, AAA grades beef Aesident's Choice [j • 9 naturally aged g "uiteed 14 days 497 8.75/kg 3 The HOT HOUSE L4RGE 1.70/kg fresh product of Ontorio Conodo no. 1 . b CHICKEN FRUH no bock ottoched 3.95/kg PffMDE,W`S CHOICE" VO% FqM ORAAM JUICE or ruby red gropefruit juice dtilled not from concer>trt* MAXWELL HCWE� CZOMDCoM 6 s*9,9911k GwpM CQFlg`3009 9 Pke ICE CREAM 2,47 D `RGE 4 L SAC ZE O EL WROOM Tff" 2 ply, wnrk 1Z41 ' Limit 2 pkgs. per family order A%" � is Choice°" FPddL' cat#. $RON � ��/ ►00 mL non rokima6k adi�lr�i •••, a�.ac. r...rs 1 and $us am Limit one cord. percoupon. Linitone coupon par customer. 1 Coupon ..lid urdil Satwdoy, A.. 3.1995 at Pickering 1 Lsupercerdre arty. Rxvs effiechve until Sofurrby, June 3, 1995 at Pickering .. St eMne�err rM 0*. Siare mservvs the right to trait quanMies. 1,. d.. 'i.MP. ti��:..:... aef'" Ajax an airport for model pilan%..., AJAX — Rally on June 3 wingspans of Bayly Streets in and admission 284-8645 or Some replica includes displays between five and Ajax. are free. Every- Nick Chen at First and Second and flying eight feet. The The event runs one is welcome. 416-460-7055 World War air- demonstrations planes are pow- from 9 a.m. to 6 Call Jim for more infor- j planes will buzz of mini -planes ered by two or p.m. and parking Elliott at 416- mation. over a Ri f �, po ono ranging from war four-stroke alco- Ajax on Satur- to civilian air- h o 1- b u r n i n g day• craft. engines. The Ajax Planes vary The club's fly - Radio Controlled from one-sixth to ing field is south Model Club's one-quarter the of the Volkswa- annual Scale size of actual air- gen plant at Model Airplane craft, with Church and Share alike idents at Lester B. Pearson Public School in x put their heads and hearts together to raise )0 for Innushare, a project to help native Cana - ns. Back row left to right are Faieel Siddiclui, ie White, John Monaghan and Fahad Muntaz. nt row is Diane Lee (left) and Mala Naraine. photo by A.J. Groen Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST —� • Dispensing of contact k lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax WhoolChal (Between Hwy. 401 6 No 2, Acc.setw DR. JEROME GIBLON is pleased to announce the location of an office for his practice of Orthodontics at 1450 Kingston Rd. in the Pickering Square Plaza at Valley Farm Rd. This office is being established for the convenience of those patients who have been coming for treatment to the Scarborough office from Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa etc. New patients are welcome With no financial obligation Consultation by appointment Please call (416) 439-6222 Children, braces for teenagers and adults. Soo, '�5 PX�� 010 ��.� BUY ONE �* rrREEw S'" . �LOW�oo VALSN :: ea.%� CAS SAoQ0Now NOW �5 Re9• 2* 1 r`0 ENCN '(R TS C0 Fte9• %j 5. PRICE 00* NOw ��E ENO Dentures so nafural.., you'll never know the difference! • New Soft -touch` materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures FREE CONSULTATION! ,1992 Wcllter Wimmer, DD. Denture Clinic PICKERING TOWN CENTRE .owER LF sL) 420-SO20 • Toll Free 1.800.661.5020 ii'WoopwK°'�: 0 3 x100 ..war r9754..1K1M p,ON F06 CK „ ". 5495.00 NO Re9• 00'k JSA4as _=old" WAGE 22,A-THV''" N_Rnk 24.A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WF.D., MAY 31, 1"S Music machine I medley Breakfast for `homepreneurs' DURHAM -- The Durham Homepreneur Group holds a breakfast meeting Thursday. June 8 to help home-based businesses. The event runs from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Annandale Country Club, corner of Church and Bayly streets, Ajax. Tickets are S10 and include breakfast and guest speakers. Grade 7 students Lindsay Balment (left) and Ashley Palmer (right) exercise their vocal chords while singing Wild Thing on a Karaoke machine at Vaughan Willard Public School's fun fair held May 26. Other events at the day of fun included games, -' face painting, a bake sale and a cake walk. Anyone interested in starting a home busi- ness is welcome to attend. Call 420-6817 or 831-9500 for ticket information. GVEMAIS - ,..:1 Imstalled Installed Installed Kenmore' Roofing Entre Doors Windo%N (ventral Air Don't pay until nexty ear [)tall bas, tin, l J.ut. +r m Installrcl �1'indcrws. Entre lh r>, kenm.rre• (.e•ntral Air and Installed R...)tinyt on apps„rd credit. with %our Swat s ( :u d. S27, dc•tert'al fee :tl)plies. ( )ttrr end% luh 1:.. li)r detail. Right n(w. Scars will take S 150 off the installed cost of'a Kenmore Central Ali- Conditioning irConditioning system, #47710 caries. .Each systein is engineered and manufactured in Canada for the Canadian climate. Don't dela•, this offer ends June 7, 1995. You could Win an installed KemnoreQD Central Air Conditioning system (maximum Value $4,000 including taxes) or $2,500 cash. Complete details in store. (kids of winning depend on the number of entries receivrd. selected entrants must answer a skill -testing question. No purchase• necev.An% (:curtest cines June 30, 1995. 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Regular Ar Miles offer, eam 1 Air Mies travel rode for every 1 1 MAE $8 speer on Goodyear tires and rrtec wvicel service at participating retailers. Mega Miles bonus offer ends lure 10.1995. Ike Sale ends Jure 10.1995. bddWw w NCO= bob" 15AAWLIM l l Th'syAOk Lela, ndFftw MAWA'f OILY CIETW R MTo sE MG ownOSHAWA 162 King Syr East (Downtown) 571 3400 IN ♦ TRANSPORTATION THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, I99S-PAGI; 25-A GO moves to become more accessible 0 Wheelchair-bound passengers will be assisted in boarding, disembarking GO trains DURHAM — Wheelchair- bound people will be able to board GO trains on their own at Pickering station and nine other stops beginning Thursday. A portable bridge to be placed by train crews between the car and platform will enable passengers using a mobility device to board and disembark without having to contend with stairs. Three elevators have been installed at the Pickering station to assist GO passengers getting from the parking lot to the train platform. And, washrooms and ticket - FLAT RATE Long Distance FROM %. -• 8.th.... a..... a........ I299/month a... - <c ae.11Ma.uM t' �t G N.kl.la., l /ak ak/r— Sauk an ad&4x 120% oa"o"'W. Paft — rN11, Kk*m W 11111 all yow o0wr kws dnlancc calls. sa..ln W e......... dl. al-..hw U06 -61e. W...4rl.a. expanded Service to: Whitby, Oshawa, V Bowmaovilie, Newcastle, Port Perry & Blackstock areas Tele p 0`0 A'70 T ' (416)406-3977 Shtr> r I" A;% *. DerrIck KosW �C,�t�*�v�ryaiyel olds obow Cadltac Ltd We would like to take this opportunity to welcome Derrick Kostka back home to Sheridan Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac Lid. Derrick would like to invite all of his past and present customers and friend, to stop in and say hello. Ile is committed to maintaining the highest possible level of service to everyone. We would like to wish Derrick the very best of luck and continued success. CHEVROLET ous Tmoe ('mle ff C�e'� �_ A member of the Sheridan Group 1800 Kingston Road • Pickering • Ontario • L1 V 1 C6 Tel: (905) 683-9333 Fax (905) 683-9378 sales booths at Pickering and other stations have been made wheelchair accessible. Each train will have one railcar fitted with areas where up to eight wheelchairs can be - secured during a trip. If the wheelchair areas aren't being used, fold -down seats can be taken up by able-bodied pas- sengers. Other stations that will also be accessible for physical- ly challenged passen- gers tomorrow include Union Sta- tion and Oshawa. By the end of June, five more sta- tions, including Ajax and Whitby. will be accessible. Two elevators have been installed at both Ajax and Whit- 4akAft - Where can I take my kids this summer that is fun and educational?... 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Showroom hours: Mon. - Thurs.: 9 am to 9 pm / Fri. and Sat..: 9 am to 6 pm • • LEASE RATE ON ALL NEW 1994 & 1995 PATHFINDERS ' 24 month lease. t st , height 6 PD. I. Fuel tax mqured. OAC. LONGER TERMS ALSO AVAILABLE PLEASE CA FOR DETAILS. 375 Bayly St. west PAGE 26 -A -THE !SEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1995 Faces of friendship Grade 3 students Courtney Barnes (left) and Heather Priestman (right) share the same tastes in face -painting. The two showed off their face paintings at a fun fair held by St. Monica's Catholic School on May 25. photo by Ron Pietroniro Volunteers sought for Friday bingos to help disabled D The Ontario March of Dimes needs your help so it can help others DURHAM — Under the B ... bene - filing disabled adults. The Ontario March of Dimes is looking for volunteers to help with its Friday evening bingo at the Jubilee Pavilion in Oshawa. People are needed for approximate- ly four hours. Proceeds from bingo go to physi- cally disabled adults in Durham Region. For more information, call 43.3-52x0. 1— NN,&v RS'4R Q► SALE for f P Antique Discoveries VILLAGE PHOTOGRAPHY SPRIGS Slou tulle WNtby 'Presenting photographs of dAll]o1ak1jr, 'Floral Ilssigns specializing in rural Ontario unique flower arrangements Thurs., June 1 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-8243 Sat., June 3 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 103 OLD KINGSTON ROAD Sun., June 4 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Next to the Courtyard) Everyone shops the News Advertiser' !' ' ,,ur ,'Au a ,art the UST of 1Y)TERS. -x tt you have Level locatx,rii A ('tRT1F1('TE t., OTE. but <<x, ctt,rct [c)he away have t,cerl cIk Jcojon Da,., you can take khhantagc whcrcvet txn.ihlc am Ad%antic P ,iI in w�ur t;lemwal DnIna. f„r case .,t I Lc , is In the Electoral District of DURHAM WEST O Electiions Ontario (905) 686-2524 2200 Brock Road, Brock North Plaza, Pickering • St. Andrews Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax • Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering FOR GENERAL ELECTION INFORMATION CALL: 1400-668-2727::: �y Between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., Monday to Saturday Ballots cast at the Advance Posts will be If YOU Vane him& or tdmdves who rare counted at the dose of the Regular Polls ttMilleiy rmdft Pie make Yeas m Election Day. aware titre idorand" ie this nedi . PUBLISHED ON BEHALF OF THE RETURNING OFFICERS FOR THE ABOVE ELECTORAL DISTRICTS BY Wan" R. 1BaWe, CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER f4 Elections Ontario - A non-partisan Agency of the Legislative Assembly KEEPING YOU INFORMED Ap3/36 An excellent display of Antiques t including: Boxes • Armoires 07 Blanket Dressers' China Cabinets ' Chairs Dining & Drop Leaf Tables • Sideboards • Etc.! etc.! SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY GUESTS VILLAGE PHOTOGRAPHY SPRIGS Slou tulle WNtby 'Presenting photographs of dAll]o1ak1jr, 'Floral Ilssigns specializing in rural Ontario unique flower arrangements Thurs., June 1 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-8243 Sat., June 3 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 103 OLD KINGSTON ROAD Sun., June 4 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Next to the Courtyard) Everyone shops the News Advertiser' !' ' ,,ur ,'Au a ,art the UST of 1Y)TERS. -x tt you have Level locatx,rii A ('tRT1F1('TE t., OTE. but <<x, ctt,rct [c)he away have t,cerl cIk Jcojon Da,., you can take khhantagc whcrcvet txn.ihlc am Ad%antic P ,iI in w�ur t;lemwal DnIna. f„r case .,t I Lc , is In the Electoral District of DURHAM WEST O Electiions Ontario (905) 686-2524 2200 Brock Road, Brock North Plaza, Pickering • St. Andrews Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax • Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering FOR GENERAL ELECTION INFORMATION CALL: 1400-668-2727::: �y Between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., Monday to Saturday Ballots cast at the Advance Posts will be If YOU Vane him& or tdmdves who rare counted at the dose of the Regular Polls ttMilleiy rmdft Pie make Yeas m Election Day. aware titre idorand" ie this nedi . PUBLISHED ON BEHALF OF THE RETURNING OFFICERS FOR THE ABOVE ELECTORAL DISTRICTS BY Wan" R. 1BaWe, CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER f4 Elections Ontario - A non-partisan Agency of the Legislative Assembly KEEPING YOU INFORMED Ap3/36 MAKE AN OFFER L.t 96 1Aft- I < r • PLYMOUTH J"TD. NORTH CHRYSLER SERVICE OPEN VILL E8 ALL DAY SATURDAY 19 HARWOOD AVE. ( - AND EVERY NIGHT North of 401 •,�,;:,I,�.,,;,�, -PAYMENTS PLUS 'AXES SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS PAGE *j%-TItEiNEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1f95 ntertai*nment `But She Won't Lie By BILL SIMPSON SPECIAL. TO Tim NEWS ADVERMSER PICKERING A villa in Spain provides the setting for a new comedy now running at Herongate Barn Theatre. The comedy, `But She Won't Lie Down', fea- tures lead charac- ters Joanna and Felix who are on holiday in Spain with Belinda, the wife of Felix and the sister of Joan- na. Belinda is discove-�:d dead as the play opens. Joanna and Felix each suspect the other of having done away with her, and they try to protect each other from being suspected by anyone else. They cook up a scheme to have Joanna imperson- ate Belinda so no one realizes she is dead. This cre- ates a situation which quickly complicates their lives. It also pro- vides a challeng- ing role for the person playing Joanna and impersonating Belinda. Mar- garet St. John gave a fine per- formance in this dual role, making Joanna and the pretend Belinda both real and dif- ferent. This was a slightly confus- ing situation. I found myself wondering at one point if Joanna was impersonat- ing Belinda or vice -versa. The other very large role was that of Felix, well played by Paul Francies. There are five other roles, important to the play but much smaller than the lead characters. Down'may Of these, Maria ances at Heron - the maid was par- gate. Of these ticularly notable. characters, three She was played are very interest - by Jo Hubbard, ed in Belinda, who got maxi- and the fourth is mum laughs with a policeman with a minimum of a strong interest dialogue. in the box in The other which her body is players are Bev hidden. Nicholas, Walter Of course, Klimeck. Ray each of these Porrill and Brad characters further Carsons, all complicates e x p e r i e n c e d things for the two actors. The latter leads. two are making The attractive their first appear- set represented May 31, 1995 havevoup u and laughing the courtyard of a perhaps to miss - villa in Spain. ing some oppor- The changes of tunities for lighting from day laughs. But, to night were par- some people in ticularly effec- the audience tive. clearly found the With an intriguing plot and good perfor- mances, this comedy prmises to be a first-rate evening of enter- tainment. 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Look for it at all the coolest places in Durham. Next issue hits the streets Thursday June 1st. It FEED A FAMILY OF FOUR only MOMW144 Includes 4 reg. burgers,�ai 4 small fries, ' 4 16 oz. soft -drinks & 4 sundaes. No Coupon Required 1 250 8ayly St. W., Ajax 619-0662 The Coming Events GRAND OPENING PARTY June 1st - 6 p.m. "A Molson's Event" GOLF TOURNAMENT (Fawnbrook Golf Course) June 11th (Call for details) EVERYSUNDAY Prime Rib Dinners only $1095(5-10 p.m.) SPECIAL OFFERS All baseball teams 25' Wings (must be in uniform some conditions apply) British Breakfast Saturday & Sunday 10-4 oniv 14" 1.300 Bayly St. (at Liverpool) 837-2366 To advertise in this Weekly Feature call Chris at 683-5110 "Are you hot!? ''p,CK Do C P U D Pub fare, spirits & 12 of the finest imported and micro brewery on tap. 87 Island Rd. Just S. of 401.West Rou east off Port Union Rd. 9e across from White Rose. 416-286-4544 i" f 't V •. I 1 it r ., .,., . '> -• i •• r .,. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, VOID., NAY'31, 1993 PAGE'29-A' Fish & Chip lovers love Ocean QueenFish & Chips FREE Valid until June 30/951 OCEAN AUEEN FISH b CHIPS' . • in the Ajax Plaza - 1 190 Harwood Ave. South South 01401 East. Aiax, Ontario _ A27-6726_ 3itTua1 :�ik.ot allrrn T •1•I1Itrttt ±t., FULL SCOTTISH BREAKFAST Every Saturday & Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. MIXED BLESSINGS (:olning Jute '!ch & I .11h DIItTY 1'AWZ — ® __8_ - -- - --�4199 YOU'11 always find the friendly staff at Ocean Ousen ready to serve you the best Inn wI _V.VV Ur.I A SECOND BUFFET DIIVtiIEp FOR... 1 fish and Chips as w" as other tasty Items On their menu. Shown here tram left, coupon valid UAonday to Thursday 1 lioseia and Sam OpgMis iib Laurie Murphy. Limit 1 coupon per customer = N love fish and chi then you Ps youll love ; . Also on the menu are shrimps and Present before ordering not peep or delivery 1 1 Ocean Queen Fish & Chips. scallops as well as juicy hamburgers, steak on na, so n 1 .Located at the Harwood Plaza on a kaiew, sal ads, tasty souvlaid and an Ocean 1 UnFkA stoalid (at 375 Kingston Rd (at Rougemount) Harwood Avenue south of Hwy 401, this four Queen Platter featuring halibut, salad, three 509-9876 1 year ofd restaurant is a frequent stop for shrimps, three scallops, bread and butter, and1 • a • those who enjioy large poctaons at serail paces. lemon. OFFER ExPMS .ftum &W 1 Owner Sam Opsauris, who's been cooking For the small fry there for 28 years opened his own store in -- 1:16''a small order of fish and chips for $3.75. Pickering in 1973. Since opening in Ajax Ocean Queen Fish & Chips seats 30 t man of his aid custgmees are now y regulars- people and this family business emphasizes .S who can't resist les famous fish and chips. , friendly service and great food. Take-out is "Our halibut is always fresh and we if /JpIMN CU eui available- and you want party er dwjr , Ocean eRLCSTAMK our fries everyday." says Sato, 'It's our best Quem can accommodate groups of 10 to 20 or seller because you get a big piece of fish and a Honore. Sam says many area companies call Buffet large portion of firiao, firead and butter and ahead far huuh orders especially an I�;days. � � lemon for only 1b. �. .,.._r �. +� - _ He also kpows that people are on a tight Lunch Dinner The halibut is coated in a light crispy budget, but still enjoy eating out. tfoeder-f "07 's cera dry meaty batter and.has that mea texture that "Pec le don't have as much money to p 1 r:3e n.r. - .f.�0 R ; E 5.311 p.ia•YfMIplit fish lovers enjoy. .. -"The vegetable oil is always kept very spend, so you have to give them large portions at a fair price," he says. � oA $�. n n $�. clean and at a proper temperature to ensure The restaurant is open from 11 am. to 8 JJ J Saturday Luncb Buffet $699 that grease isn't absorbed into the fish," Sam p.m. Monday to Saturday and is closed on explains. "People are very health conscious Sunday. ' today. They don't want a thick batter soaked with grease." •' r For more information about take-out or v~ party orders call 527-6726. , !u!0 B/1Y_Y ST P!CK , k , , a wase �fk{i'�iie�sai _. �'• • : , ;- z"eermsr.vy.-�,..�.s..z- ,,.PrT.A-•v�.-•e.ar .o t�'' �V�ra #li.x�r yu :4`!{�a�cw"•`A N E 4R THE GO ST 47 f 0 N 1420" PAGE 30-A•THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MAY 31,19" Dunbarton Spartans- rule region rugby AJAX-PICKERING — Dunbarton and Pickering High School boys' rugby teams squared off to decide supremacy in Durham Region at the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics finals in Port Perry Friday. The Dunbarton Spartans were pitted against the Pickering Trojans in the LOSSA senior and junior finals, with the Spartans sweeping to victory in both championship contests. In the senior tilt, Dunbarton's Chris Duffy hooted four penalty kicks in the BEER i WINE AT 1/2 THE RETAIL COST PAM4E 5 N WNUTE ORDERS BREWSl WELCOME THE BREW tT BEER SHOP 1211 Kingston Rd (Just west of Uwpool) J 837-1818 Pickering second half to lead the Spartans past the Trojans 12-6. Pickering High led 6-0 at halftime on the strength of two penalty kicks by Matt Muir. Entering the LOSSA title contest, both the Spartans and the Trojans were ranked in the top 10 in the province in senior rugby. Dunbarton, currently ranked number four in Ontario, advances to the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) Senior Rugby Championships at Fletcher's Fields in Markham, starting today, Wednesday. Meanwhile, in the LOSSA junior rugby final, Dunbarton scored an 19-14 upset victory over their Ajax rivals from Pickering High after the Trojans had blanked the Spartans 17-0 in their league encounter. However, the young Dunbarton junior squad — with 28 players returning as juniors next year — hung tough throughout the contest for the victory. Scoring trys for Dunbarton were Bruno Azevedo, Glen Shiers and Homan SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. In the swingof things Pickering Aerials' Tiffany Chin perforins her routine Road gym on Saturday. Clubs from Metro Toronto on the uneven bars during the club's annual and area sent gymnasts to the competition. Rainbow Classic gymnastics meet at the Kingston photo by Andrew Iwanowski 0 Seven Aja swimmers to compete at nationals AJAX — Seven Ajax Aquatic Club swimmers will vie for medals at the youth nationals in Lethbridge, Alberta this week. The seven athletes — Abbey Crooks, Sarah Lo, Robyn McCullough, Danielle Singer, Aaron Lo, Brendan Masterson and William Sutherland — will compete against the best young swimmers in the country at the 1995 Superior Propane Cup Thursday to Sunday. Aaron Lo, 16, will compete in five events at the youth nationals — the 200 -metre individual medley, 50m :freestyle, and loom free, butterfly and breaststroke. Sutherland, 16, also qual- ified to com- pete at five events at nationals — 200m I.M., 50m free, 100m fly, 100m free and 200m free. Masterson, 15, made the grade to Wiliam Strlfl low compete nationally in the 100m backstroke and fly and the 200m back. Meanwhile, the AAC girls' contin- gent will be led by Sarah Lo, 14, who will represent the club in six events at nationals — 200m I.M., 100m free, back and breast and 200m breast. Robyn McCullough, 14, will com- pete in the 400m I.M., 200m I.M. and back, and 100m fly and back events. Danielle Singer, 14, will compete in the 50m free, 100m back and 200m back. Estwani. Al Thatcher kicked two con- verts. In previous playoff action, the Dunbarton juniors downed Anderson Collegiate of Whitby 5-3 with Kevin Taylor scoring. In the semi-finals, the Spartans edged Port Perry 8-5. Dan Carney scored a try for Dunbarton, while Thatcher kicked a penalty. The Dunbarton juniors will represent LOSSA at the Ontario championship at Fletcher's Fields on Saturday. Wndas b Thickwn, Whitby 723-8507 Pickering Panthers name new coach By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTFR PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers have named John Blackburn, a former bench boss with the crosstown junior Ajax Axemen, as the new head coach of the Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League club. Blackburn, 31, an Oshawa resident who's a native of Kingston, was named to the post on Saturday by Panther.' general manager Ron Blizzard. "This is a great opportunity to be involved in a first-class operation. I can't wait to get going. I wish we could start yesterday. It's nice to he this excited in May," says Blackburn. This past season, he served as an assistant coach with the Cobourg Cougars of the OHA Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League. Two years ago, he was the head coach of the Ajax Axemen of the provin- cial Junior 'A' loop. Craig Morrison, a former assis- John Blackburn tant coach with the Axemen, and Kevin Stover, who coached in the Bowmanville minor hockey system last year, will be brought on as assistant coaches with the Panthers. Blackburn says he'll focus on the off-season recruitment of players leading up to the Panthers' main training camp in August. Pan of his recruitment plan is to look at as many local players as possible before the beginning of camp - "We're going to give all the local kids a real good shot at making the club. There we some real good Pickering boys who should be able to step up and play with the Panthers next season. We don't want them playing elsewhere when they can play in their own backyard." The Panthers were sold to Pickering businessman Michael Boyer last month after three years under the stew ardship of Bill Barber. Since that time, the team — which has struggled over the past three years, finishing dead last in the Metro league's Bauer Division last season — has been undergoing a major transtottmatioo in personnel in the off-season. The team recently condukled a highly successful rookie camp at the Pickering Recreation Complex with approxi. mately 80 skaters on the ice for the sessions. OOO The Pickering Panthers will take the ice against an American team in Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League action this coating season. The league's board of governors granted approval last week for the Buffalo -based Niagara Scenic Hockey Club to join the loop for the 1995-96 season. And, the league also approved the inclusion of the Markham Waxers, formerly of the OHA Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League, into the loop for the upcoming season. P — THE NEWS ADVERTISE, WED, MAY 31, I"S-PAGE 3I -A ilk PowerPItching• Red nuc ets PICKERING — The Pickering Red Sox mid et re used an explosive offence and stir[ g P baseball team stingy pitching to win a doubleheader against Kingston Township in Eastern Ontario Baseball Association league Play in Kingston Saturday. The Red Sox blasted Kingston Township 10.3 in the opener and pre- vailed 5-2 in the second contest. Pickering pitchers overpowered the Kingston Township offence in both contests. The Red Sox pitching trio of Ryan Mellor, Matt Gilding and Jason White recorded nine, seven and six strikeouLS, respectively, in the two games. The Pickering bats were red hot as Colin Duthie tipped a triple, double and two singles to lead the offence. Chris George had a triple and three singles. while Chuck Gauthier rapped four singles. Bill Murray had a double and two singles and Jason McColl smacked two singles. Blake Harper, Brian Park, Justin Clayton, Mellor, Gilding and Adam Flanagan also hit singles. The doubleheader sweep evens Pickering's league record at three wins and three losses. Bantam Red S ox runners up to Burlington at Bramptontourney PICKERING — The PickeringRed Gooch and J ff Sox A Plus Software minor bantarn rep baseball team finished as ruler -up at a Brampton totirnament last weekend. The Red Sox bantams, made up of the I f 1 e Murphy combined for the win. Murphy belted a triple, while Mike Roga, Paul Peios, Neijah Bunyan - Sampson and Jason Schwabe hit dou- bles. nuc eus o payers from last The Red Sox doubled Erin years 'AAA' provincial run- '7 Mills 6-3 in the second game. ter -up squad, finished sec- .;: *BA Pitchers Schwabe and Roga record- 7—ond out of a strong field ofed three and seven strikeouts, 12 teams at the touime y respectively, to combine for Pickering was pitted against the the win. Peios doubled and Burlington Blues in the title match and Mike Hindley tripled to pace the lost 9-4. Kael Racioppa smacked two Pickering offence. doubles in the contest Starting pitcher The Pickering bantams defeated West Ben Gooch struck out six batters in the Hill in the third game. The score wasn't losing cause. provided. Rob Milne and Roga com- In their opening contest, the Red Sox bind for the win on the mound. Hindley got past Peterborough 7-3. Pitching aces bashed a triple. while Milne and Chris Lawrence chipped in with doubles. Lawrence initiated a key double play by catching a hard line drive and throwing to second base to record the second ML In regular -season Eastern Ontario Baseball Assm-ration play, the Sox came up short in a 10-9 nail -biter with Pelertx rough. Pickering pasted Whitby 17-4 in a game which featured a seven -run fifth inning for the Red Sox. Todd Laidlaw rapped in two RBIs and Ron Bathia's timely line drive and hard slide into third were highlights. The Red Sox bantams are managed by Dave Ilindlev, coached by Gary Milne and Andy Schwabe and assisted by bat boy Adam Schwabe. Pickering Power under - 171 ep girls lose tourneyfinal onpenalty'. locks PICKERING — The Pickering penalty kicks. Natalie Higgins scored The team is coached by Willie Power Harvey's under -17 girls' rep for Power during regulation time. Donaldson, Jim Imine and Don soccer team came agonizingly close Power opened preliminary -round Maher. to capturing the cup at the Royal City play with a scoreless draw against the Tournament in Guelph recently. Richmond Hill Strikers. Playing the championship final in In the next contest. Pickering played gusty conditions, neither Pickering to a 1-1 tie with Dundas. "fucker Power nor Brains United were able to scored for Power off a cross by score during regulation time. Maher. - Ovenime play also failed to *,GKEf!* In the third contest, produce a winner, with the Q Pickering played the host result hinging on penalty Guelph Royals to a scoreless tie. shots. Pickering was Karine Plouffe supplied outscored 3-1 on penalty •0 Power with excellent goal - kicks. QCER !V%J, keeping. In the semi-final match, The Harvey's reps got excel - Pickering emerged with a 4-1 victory lent defensive work throughout the over Whitby in another contest requir- tournament by Natalie Brewster, ing penalty kicks to determine the Melanie DenHeyer, Natalie Higgins, winner. After a 1-1 tie stood up Andrea Donaldson, Angela Dunn, through regulation play and overtime, Amanda DeKlays, Irvine, Maher, Pickering got goals from Kerry, Irvine, Seema Mistry, Andrea Mitchell, Caren Maher and Megan Tucker on Plouffe, Rupi Randhawa and Tucker. 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TEAM or Cw'"h E. 2 Evergreen R. 2 Ft' -^Cann D. 2 Century Cont 2 Marne Plum t SullonGrouP 1 Bin"$ Kitchen 1 Beam Mae 1 U&S RentTwft . 1 NWlulThing 1 CWPe1 Corral1 JUM60 yk1s, 1 Allynp Col. 1 R'Can Mach. 2 Green*00d p 2 LEAQW sTANO0 1989.88 L T 1987-86 Atom 1985-84 W 1983-82 Bantam 1111F Ai► PTs 2 0 0 33 17 4 1 1 0 26 is 2 1 1 O 25 23 2 1 1 0 25 26 2 1 0 0 1s 5 2 1 0 0 1Y 1s 2 1 0 0 1s 11 2 1 0 0 24 21 2 1 0 0 a 7 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 a 7 7 g 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 10 21 12 24 0 '0 0 0 1 2 0 0 S 16 9 32 0 0 0 2 0 12 37 0 Beach volleyball loop needs players AJAX-PICK- ERING — A mixed beach volleyball league needs players and teams for some fun in the sun this spring and summer. Entry fee is $100 per team. For more information, call Mike Edwards at 683-0248. TRY TAOIST TAI CHI IN WHITBY TAOIST TAI CHI IS AN ANCIENT CHINESE EXERCISE THAT CONSISTS OF SLOW, GRACEFUL MOVEMENTS THAT RELAX AND STRENGTHEN BOTH BODY b MIND. 114 ATHOL ST. (DUNDAS & BROCK) MONDAYS 10:00-12 noon (STARTS JUNE 5) MONDAYS 7:00-9:00 p.m. (STARTS JUNE 5) THURSDAYS 10:00-12 noon (STARTS JUNE 1) FRIDAYS 10:00-12 noon (STARTS JUNE 2) PLEASE IEOWER AT TM CLASS ON TIE START DATE 04 CALL l" 404M A Vf ITH MULCHER $349.95 1Ju 6 Pickering's only Lawn -Boy dealer PICKERING MARINE 1644 Bayly St. 837-0653 AJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 1995 - 1996 Registration Ajax Community Centre 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. West Arena Lobby Birth Certificates required for first time registration only Tues. June 6 Beginner Born 1990 Tyke 1989.88 Wed. June 7 Novice 1987-86 Atom 1985-84 Thu: s. June 8 Peewee 1983-82 Bantam 1981-80 Midget 1979-78 Wed. June 14 Open Registration Note: Rep 'AA' and Select coaching applications available and must be submitted by June 30 -'AA' & Aug. 31 - Select Awl t VCT11,1'i y' 1M1 `M 11 VE JULY 31- AUG. 4th, 1995 Iroquois Park Complex, Whitby Ajax Community Centre, Ajax AGES: 7 - 14 yrs. Old TIMES: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 3 hours of ice time daily plus off -ice fitness programs & video sessions. Girls are invited to enrol. PAGE 32 -A -THE Knob Hill F rms "THE FOOD TERMINAL" ........... . . . . . . . . "Our Business is Food r Our Job is to Save You Money!i "' ' 11 ()R'r " I H ' )'F' ROA , ST BEIF 3.95, kK NR, AP•'_E_u_00_1 *4";:TAX]OIES-40 WA�A f,0111 FISH A s [-Allis -SH0Ui,I)EFt -MLAIW I-aAMIR C14(:>1PS 14"-, 3_28 kX -A A ANIL IAMB SHA.NKS I-". ==v 11111111 NEV-QcqGMNSI JS-SoclK / RK SHOULDERS t6 L13 STEAKS j., 3.73 kX _A A ELV-1-Or-1 U r_'91 Z 113 PF I V, IWA MA Dot, NO 414.2 Do 0 Dm JU 111 Dw ,r_ 9 - HIGH LINER - FROZEN *FISH IN BATTER *STICKS *FRIES eCAPTAIN SEA KINC.130 --- L,7008cft4)N 2699�� SCALLOPED POTATOES 2" C.Km, 5, 1� .led. MCCAIN - FROZEN - ASSORTED • LITE DELITE DINNERS245 g -?90 g BOX • DEEP'N DELICIOUS CAKES:,,ici g PK(;. *TEN'DERCRISP PIZZA.1poo K :izw K Box '7ZA POTATO ,-Ts,FI_4JKES gs' 79W Ah.: -.r. �M) *PAS'LA42ScT1%* -SPA(;Hk.=1SAUCE7%mi.Tc% *CRUNCH'N MUNCH POPCORN 1419 PKG. eJIFFY POP BUTTERED POPCORN m, g mc. ,23 t"u-i N0a-,ffK 1- 1701 71N *SHAMPOO *DINES oFISSHARFII.I. tpp �N, ,E -SHAMPOO -CONDITIONER BUYOP 450 mL BOTTLE AT... MARG"EM *HEAD& SHOULDERS SHAMPOW 250 ML / 350 mL BOTTLE =�L., F.A. FMLnRE PICHRX 7USACE�,,,�, PAC BEEF M5WUCI�RAY CLJP43rr of Pork SWEZT7PVCICLM COTTAGE ROLISFw� CUSTOM S[JCEDA3TflzDEI ccuNn3t COOKED 4�WCkg A Pork L&L IBYTHE PUWE 4-W kg cHICE'lwhl FURF—AST 7mp-j Bm4QUff Comm==9.90 I kgE10X 5 Y BREAST - - 2" C.Km, 5, 1� .led. MCCAIN - FROZEN - ASSORTED • LITE DELITE DINNERS245 g -?90 g BOX • DEEP'N DELICIOUS CAKES:,,ici g PK(;. *TEN'DERCRISP PIZZA.1poo K :izw K Box '7ZA POTATO ,-Ts,FI_4JKES gs' 79W Ah.: -.r. �M) *PAS'LA42ScT1%* -SPA(;Hk.=1SAUCE7%mi.Tc% *CRUNCH'N MUNCH POPCORN 1419 PKG. eJIFFY POP BUTTERED POPCORN m, g mc. ,23 t"u-i N0a-,ffK 1- 1701 71N *SHAMPOO *DINES oFISSHARFII.I. tpp �N, ,E -SHAMPOO -CONDITIONER BUYOP 450 mL BOTTLE AT... MARG"EM *HEAD& SHOULDERS SHAMPOW 250 ML / 350 mL BOTTLE =�L., F.A. PROOMT OF ONTARIO , FRESNNEYEPfROZEN INiX e(,Tr �7(Ex9DER slFwlcti,nwa � o. c 0 BOXED FLOWERS •PF'TUNIAti • PANS IES •MAKI(;OLDS •IMPATIENS PEI'-r � 1 JUST RIGHT 4n 9 BOX - � POBr� 1 •ALPHA BITS alyi(II(iooc 1 •SUGAR CRISP 4101 ear 1 *HONEY BUNCHES 1 OR OATS 409WX r -- 101LOGGI CORN F7.AKFS 1 400 9 BOX L---=S==TLI=-" THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1995 -PAGE 33-A HICKEN LEG QUARTERS 1.08 kg • 5 LB LIMIT oe, a ao[�ns�n���I "T°TgJO°I"'IBR EXAMa a am ' u S41G FROZEN •F,(:(; ROLL.ti `/I�u •MUSTARD ., : 1 oaBO» F •LISH o.r'r EA 1 N!V rmvFfitri iARIO GROWERS _— P N'Ts VEGETABLES •T()MA'I'(/F:ti •YF:F'PEFiti •C'U('UMBF:ks, E'r('. sm .LINO 1S1b16 I► 1 ' 1•iA71101X1 : 1 � 1 7a a s�e.s BOX PRICE f E" 79e EA. 1195 ,�, :�V, MARS.ARA 9RAW n GRADIUMV►1F: HUtiHF;ti NAlYIIKF; 1SiRi YOUR OWN DC J r- D Blu►ro-s----------- I 1 1 ZIPLOC i STORAGE �1 1 BAGS I 1 BOX OF "24s" OR -aft J L. «-TLI112T-nP 19 EA -------- EA.1 LEM[)NS IF" s;ol --- U ELERY .JUMBO SIZE: ••lti."" i ral r LIMIT �JSi 1V -400,k- A -OSTA FICA _� pppEy r• _c a;: ,�ti" ha FLORIDAPRODUCT OF U -SA - F-X'I-FLA I.AFI(;F: til""/ -F: TOMATOE S WN FIA(;1.52 kKlk 1JEL169 °QOOUI.- JF 4F»ICC —�qoQoouc- X , Xisi"–P1--9', -44GESa 'a K&NDF*C MANGOS YAMS SELECT vOOR OWh EA a y JB 0 — I KRAFTCD i AMA PHILCADREAE 1 1 O M I 1 CHEESE 1 1 250 9 PACUAOE 1 « s roA[ RETAA s, Courses starting now: • Programmer Anahst • Computer Maintenance Technolog_* • LAN' S}stems Technolog,* • (Nrice administration • 'Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computerized Accounting • Word Processing YWR/CAMR STNS HERE OSHAWA 'T34 -V585 The Istra d Plaza t VICTORIA • COQUITLAM - VANCOUVER • BURNABY • SURREY • EDMONTON • SASKATOON • WINNIPEG • HAMILTON • MISSISSAUGA• TORONTO • NORTH YORK • SCARBOROUGH • OSHAWA • KINGSTON • OTTAWA - MONTREAL • LAVAL • LONGUEUIL • QUEBEC • HALIFAX Fwff"!,XT First Pkkeriag Plwe - 1350 Kinsssm Road PiCAtrins, onasio U v 1 c3 wE HAVE AN OPENING FOR AN EXPERIENCED TRAVEL CONSULTANT. KNOWLEDGE OF APG AN ASSET. PLEASE MAIL OR FAX YOUR RESUME ATTN: MAIRI VAN KEMPEN - FAX 420-9889 FOR a career in Moro- Durtram Collage's 3e weak AukxrAOd Ofte Certtfcale provides a comprehensive program in Of" Pro- oedures: Aowunting, Bum- resa Commur canons and Micro-compuler APPlica- eons. The next course S" Sept 1 t , 1995. Cam 721-3300. PaintPlas (1989) Inc. a high quality painter of plastic and metal parts, primarily for the automotive industry, requires skilled individuals for the following positions. Painters - Manual SDrav Ideal candidates will have previous experience in hand spray painting applications. All candidates must pass a spray paint test. Must be willing to work shift work. Please apply in person to complete an employment application form. Please forward your resume and compensation requirements to: Human Resources Dept., PaintPlas (1969) Inc., 650 Firmly Ave., Ajax, Ont., L1 S 6N1. D+ ; Tics estry Is v peoigo. leciuros Nelki.s peekiag errors, truck teadMg aur usfearies opwatieu of f.ekEta asd steek trucks. QusEfier aurMeea w M ices boudlierft writs ship/kis aur v -esfvi■S 9teeerand WM be ebb to lift up to so tis. tMetiew osMeiesoe is e/eee " da eeror picking trucks sur fork Efts, as wreE as comps mw skM are redre& rlsese In ower rssusfe sur salwy apoetetless IN M a 71299 Oshawa Whitby This Week, P. O. dos 481 Oshawa, ILIA 71,5 A small hardware whole- sale company is looking for a mature, energetic, self starting individual for shipping, , eceiving and other warehouse duties. Some heavy lifting is in- volved. Knowledge of the hardware industry and computers will be an as- set. If you are the individual who fits the above de- scription, please fax re- sume to: (905) 837-0241 evenings or weekends. ADAMS S=RVICZS requires CLASS AZ DRIV=RS 2 yrs. eup. f I.C.C. medical, Police clearance Clean abstract, full/part time. Call Randy or Carol 430-2204 eneral GeneralG�ner7111�� Ne1P 110 Help 110 Help 110 General General �General General General Office P Help 11 H I ��� �� n 12[l:�. ACHIEVE YOUR GOAMe0ee• Come work for a Successful Advertising Co. Dealing with Professional Sports Teams, and the Entertainment Industry. We are now looking to fill 25 Positions, an all areas of our company, No Experience Necessary, Full training provided for successful applicants. Call Natasha 416 - 441-1821 DISPLAY & DELIVERY 59 year Old Company Now Hiring 10 Positions available, no experience necessary. Complete company training provided, must have a reliable vehicle. Must be looking for the EXTRAS ' Company will provide freedom, flexible hours and fun. Must be personable and work wen with the public. $300 per week part time to start Call 430-7524 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE / CHAIR rental in Ivey day spa. in Oshawa t hal, de HAIRSTYLIST signer and t esthetician Full tine for the summer, PARTS COUN'T'ER PERSON with body massage expen. wild be permanent. For small but growing VW Dealershipsalon ence. We provide a great and a professional. Sglhr.. profit Sharing Bd� pay and good in Pickering. Experience preferred, friendly atmosphere with full time reception. Call workirg c�rnrditia5 �OSI61a3-360 must be clean , neat and bondable. arm 72313667 ask for Maria. Fax resume to: 905-420.8550 Attention : Al Rogers ASSISTANT MANAGERS SATES AND DELIVERY POSITIONS AVAILABLE Large National corporation located in Oshawa now recruiting. Opportunity to earn $250 - SS00 per week to start. Apply in Peron 585 Wentworth St. E. 033 Mon., Tue. Wed., o:ee a.m. sharp` MILLENIUM Ajax's hottest new club is now hiring for Bartenders • Cooks • Waitresses Drop by with y our resume to: 252 Bayly St. E. (McKenzie Plaza) or call 412.9-C UB :"T&A� mail CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one arcorred rnsertion and there shall be no liability for -ion-insertion of any adver. tisement Lk**y for er. rors in ads is limited to the amount pad for the space occupying the error All copy is SLOW to the ap- proval of management of News advertiser DRIVERS +carred !o do fight dellvwy Part time. Ap. ply b 50 COrnmercral Ave. suite 204 EXPERIENCED auto body repair man and prep - en required Ior busy body shop. Apply in person. TJ. Aub. 40 Wellington Ave. E. Oshawa UK: KE It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And the people are your neighbors. They're always here to hel • �C 11 L.P. PARAMOUNT PAVING LTD. -res. driveways -parking areas -farm laneways & bams -resurfacing ,excavating & asphalt removal *Service Stadon lots FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK & MATERIAL BONDED & FULLY GUARANTEED INSURED 1905-428-4730 GCB Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Crag, 686.1913 or wood walls,T t6:9%6.(705) 667-9400 DUCTWORK inallimw rnOved. relocated. rates. Free esbnabs. Elco- Irostabc air cleaners hu. middrers Big Snap lobs Call Paul 428 0286 FAIRWAY HOME WA- PROVEMENTS . besererert apartments, beproome, I' lichens. hardwood 1100r- `19 cerarnirJvinyl ala, Paining. Guarankw work - Tom p Free •stirnals, Tom, home (906)839-1933 Pager (416)377-8409. HOME Improvemwils. Pamhng, drywall buns, may, to s, lances, etc. No ppb small. (41 ii 285.2506. T Prices. anleedgwork brick block :lone work, rwnereN and =721101: hinrrys air •p•cially. Cal 721 2014. THE CARPENTRY CLI- NIC - Sptedslwt in all mirror and major No ra pairs, renovations, addi- tion, docks, foc. rooms, R wed dry- =Vaurwpk'na bad pr°tas sural work b %la yov budgoL Pham 4381421 or 571-7978 J -S. ARMSTRONG DEW. INC" Spuaakzing in custom hillit , renova- tion. new kitchsrn, Wind- ows, basernenb, bath- rooms. alecif", plumb- ing.. Rapairs and adiitiorr. Roar - 6W and con~_ cial Over 15 ysen oxpad once. Free •etirrteta Cal Jeff, 90tr6882352. -MISTER CHEAP'.1lome improvernwtsl rae worsen law apartments. adri0ons, %nose, dodo, ate. Li - cared lot over 20 yws ap work guranNad, for Frac estirtrab call Emie 905-40"ll70 SIGON construction Ltd., senbg Durham Region lex 19 gen. Additions, stxdecks. patiorec- rooms, Ingsbarie, has al - melee. 906676.5760. EUROPEAN ode specialist. mil renovate you bathroom. or lu— walls, as weii - tloor bl" Good mhirenc•e and satrsacbon guaranteed For free esamales call D Dykstra 725-4913 HOWELL'S General Con- tractor Inc FlesrdenWl and Commercial, inlerior and ex- terior cusiom work Property marMsnance. Pant and wall- paper etc 10% off work over $1.000 References avarNble upon request Call ran free esti mates (905) 404.2183. C & R Mantenance Building repairs and renovations electrical, plumbing, cerartac Was. carpentry. From small rapers b mapn rerdvabons Fully guaranteed. hes esb- -*& (905)668-3300 K&D RENOWORKS Decks & lancing, custom basements bathrooms. Compleb resi- dent al renovation arerviCes. Pkmbi g & elect-". Quality or conrrrbtlent, your guar- antee. 906 660942 • halal Q✓alfty dalprred to fit gear t m*n mww al "Whom M &wage Fra CpuullMbn (905) 619.2105 MW CONSTRUCTION Elscfical ,, pkgw lig Ftln=,DKks, New Queft Work :dunned RIt.,CompMatwe MV Mwrbw of 898 DELWTTO WOOD FENCING Decks, Main link, iron, drilled Moles, set posts. For Free Estimates call Steve (905) 5095077 Mobile (416)409 6456 VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Addbons. Baths, ktclh- ax, Basements. Ceramic Tikes. Hardwood floors, RootS.Trtn, Doors, Decks' Vasa Accep Call Juslm For Estimates (905)683-5818 TOTAL RENOVATIONS glass block, spiral stags. skylights, etc Want some- 7vng apeual for your n or aldoor renovation pgecr Call Alan 619-0516 AIR CONDITIONNG Summer start- up Repairs, Installations (416) 553-2073 HANDYMAN - awn can, yard cbarxw, ge w moval . Airy general work, panting, etc. Cal With pick up truck win do odd jobs, dean up garage, yard, small moving )obs, grass cut- ting, fence rreeppaai�rs���� call Vic 4264907 SMALL Engine repairs. lawn mowers, dirt bikes. ret. Frw delivery and pick DaoV for Seniors. 133 01,98 a 404.9506. HAIRSTYLIST wanted Career opportunr�. Good salary725-8710 or inter - A" HONE WORKER -S LRGFNTI.Y NF.F:IWD I-pt,.$ISee-. klr mailing our oravlars. do rxpenerice' training & supplies provided F/P time. You're pard direct. Rt SH `ACE air. Naplew.v,d NarkHin% P.O. Rr,x .l.Mll Odu.a. UnL I. IJ %L% LICENSED STYLIST OSHAWA /WHITBY 13urantee - commission :areer advancement DnpN Training call Sandra 723-7323 LOCAL automotive dearer requires par. -time recepoor"t tar everw+gs - Saturdays Please call 420- 9000 lex an ntervrew Fax 683-7363 ELECTRICIAN- Licensed wa do all types o! elettrrCal work Reasonable rates Seniors docount Fast sea vrr:e. Cal Alex at 4337632 BOB'S PAINTING • Spring discount to 251. • House apts. - Prof. a exp'd. - Job satisfaction .2ZL Ar - Free estimates c' IIflAiltfil000 FAZWE tt0 V 11��L1o1a►lDtllC Free estimates Great Rates Professional Seice 427 N3246 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420.0081 P.CCOPAT/NV Interwr & Exterior Best Prices Free Estimates Call Mark (905)706-1437 • EA AJAX Moving SysWn - furl services, moves. appliance aril piano spocialeb. Flat rale a twiny. We now haw healed storage tirtits. Now o0ehrhg ties bones with nwve. Park and load special, srarbg at 599. and kq. Call for nlornrationi, 7250006 a CMU Movrs Sailart rates. homes. o apt., ale. Piano Pacferg�__ HARRY -0 -THE MOVERS - Movebig a small we price them a . Fres wtimaNs. sertiow diw:ant short notice moves. Pwm moved, # so rales. Cal w'12.2650. MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting allies: New York. Pans, Milan. Call for consultation. 430-5715 PART time/full time -Land- scape experience ewen- tial. Able to work alone. Truck required Mileage paid .725-19o4 Oshawa. Reliable Ajax Resident wanted for crop" maintenance. Grass cutting. trimming, gardening on a full time basis, through Nov 30. Experience preferred but will train the night persons. Renumeration based on experience. 668-1999 START NOW ;ompany has positrons avadable in all depart- -hents Earn up to $14 82 Per hr it qualified No ex- Penence necessary. own transportation required Call 404-OWn 9 30 - 4.30 TELEMARKETERS re - Easy phone work, days it evenings available wage . cash uonus CLASS AZ 3 years rsexperience. Clean abstract. Police clearance. I.C.C. med- ical. Local Hwy. & long distance. PHONE (905)725.9324 PART TIME Experienced receptionist Secretary required for busy real estate office 619-9500 IF you are single or a single parent or separated or di- vorced with three years work experience, you may quality for financial assnstarrce of if you are over 45 and have re- cently been lad off, you may qualify for training assts. tance. DIP/CERT.. Lotus, Wordperfect. D -Base, word. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Har- vard. Corel. Computer Pro- gramming and Systems An- alyst. Cobol. Pascal and C. Photoshop. Ouark Express and Illustrator. Durham Busi- ness Computer College. 427 - RECEPTIONIST For Orthodontic office in Ajax. Experience an asset. 427-7310 OFFICE MANAGER REQUIRED FOR PHYSIOTHERAPP CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC in Pickering. Nlu�.t be experienced, computer literate, organized and able to take charge. Fax resume to (905)420-6%5 awl MEN rim erre Tuck . u do rxwsenold moves 'eer- dermal. commefmal A. types of moves CAN Carlor Jane 427-2856 MICHALSKI MOVING -hour. es apartments offices appli- ances and piano spec aft Senior and and -month drs- counts Licensed, unsure Free esbnvales ExceYentser- MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we 0.1; rCve a-er,N. anywna we aryhns Jonsneroai or rewsnal. oacsagu,g, storage ono axes ava-labe Soria & -ac Twe daoows 9,94 estunauc. 571-0755 CARPET Iraialations - 25 yn •xp•riwree, r••lelcti- ng our apndality Frw ole► mobs. D & N Duncan, 967- 1799 a 987-1800. QUALITY HouliacAariing- prhrably by two ladies. 9y- everience. excelent iefererras, guailai ivedaaa- faction. Dulls rnckrde kiglsbw, nsd!< out Floors weahed no mop taed, and many more. Wary reason" rats$ 571-3964 AERATION (Cora type). WHighly beneficial to your . From $30.00. Book now and receive free 9;mrg hirilillutwig. Call 427- 8812 or 729- KST GROU NDSKEEPIaNWGhg- deMwtchiSlawn pnngnap d -naps, turning, garden work. Fra quotation. Cd Ralph. 905-427-9558, ax 906.427-4709 GAILLIND Amur -Lit, MAID SERVICES SUMMER SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded anC ,ns.:red) 683-7515 CLASSIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN - specralizrhg in do*" only. Garden design. all types. Ponds. inAwlocbrg, decks. No ob- kgsbn b purchase rrlalen- al. 906.61114 . LAVM CARE SERVICE -grass tutting, ba- ing. ►ire aavice. wetW and Pest ow". Licensed and woured Small pb• awnt a pn iNa. - 905-7281153. MISTER POST HOLE. aur gur•d PON hobs, selling Of P086 In concis. 666-0400. SENOR GARDEIMINIGi Grass tutting, yardworkadd . Bel per 722961436 Ca! RABBITwants work doing nor to children's parties and as occassions Have myown magician. Cal Er- as 6664932. r•oA lost IIW Fsa Prxrua �s Ilslalc saxes Istap,s, Atiii-u� �aFllxssler MAGICIAN, clown friends. ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birth- days. promobons. open- ings. penrags. fund raisers. Magic stows are bun! Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728.83U SCHOOL .4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 •Full Coarse $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416) 207.3060 ------ ---- .."10= MIMInese a4E --- iC4G "M1i -.. PACE 36-A=THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31,1995 CLERICAL ASSISTANT / COMPUTER Tribute Corporation, a home builder in greater Toronto area must fill a contract position at its Head Office located in Pickering. All can- didates must be energetic and willing to work in a VERY fast paced environment. We invite you to fax your resume as indicated below. Required to assist Contract Manager in contract data entry, tender calls and collection, typing contracts. and other related duties as they arise from time to time. The successful Candidate must pos- sess extensive hands on experience with Lotus 1-2-3 (wysiwyg) and word processing, extremely strong organizational skills in or- der to contend with very large volumes of correspondence in a fast paced environment, proficient computer software and hardware skills in a pc enviroment including installations and miscellaneous problem solving and troubleshooting day- to- day problems for general office staff. Please include software, hardware and pe- ripherals experience. Please fax resume including references to A.Quattrocchi at (905) 839-3733 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. SALES AGENTS - Dis- tributors - Entrepreneurs. Membership in our proven success system will, help you become your own boss, generate immediate cash flow for you. create long term executive n- oo me tree you from debt and financial stress. allow you to live out your dreams now. Tum a 539 99 nirest- nieM into $621 00 now"' Call today„ 1-800, 361- 8258 The Good Livung Buyers pub incorporated ALARM SALES REPRESENTATIVE A leading fire and security company has immediate openings for Sales Representatives The ideal candidate will be results -oriented with a strong sales background. As a representative you will be responsible for sales. presentation and equipment demonstration This commission sales opportunity offers exceptional level eam,ngs potential. For more information and an appointment contact: 221B Security 905-946-0108. INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN PPG Canada Inc. s OEM Safety Grass to the North Amerxan Automotive industry. We have an immediate opening for a cert/ted )oumeyman/woman with a minimum of 3 years Industrial Construction experience. This is a temporary position which involves shelf work and regular overtime PPG offers an exce(tem wage package and the opportunity to work In a world class manufacturing environment. Please apply to: PPG Canada Inc. Human Resources Dept. 155 First Ave.. Oshawa, Ont., L 1 H 71_3 or fax: (905) 725-3422. Nc agencies cease R.I.B.O. LICENSED C.S.R. Required by expanding GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER Agency Manager experience necessary. Mail. deliver or tax resume to: WITTY INSURANCE BROKERS 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario. L1 S 2B9 Fax (905) 428-8672 EXPERIENCED Electrical Wtwkrsale Staff required Please send resume to Kesco Electric Supply Limited, 770 Ers-kine Ave. Peterborough. Ont K9J 761 Alt Vincent Galt DENTAL RECEPTIONIST • Experence only • full we • Abel COMPUler CHILDCARE required in mV tome Atex. Westreyr 401 area 2 gib. ages 3 & 5 2-4 days;week his 7'30- 5 00prn 05.00prn Own tranporta- tan an asset E - references and receipts a must Please call 839- 1151 ext.6654 anytime Leave message, your call will be returned. LIVE-IN babysitter re- quired for 5 year old and 7 mth old References re- quired. I sclerng. Mapr oaks/Brodi Rd 111116mf. 426-2774 • BABYSITTER available. in my home. Loving, safe non slrnokug environment. Warm meals. snacks pro- vided. Cal Karen at 427- assrsant. 2 years dental 81197. axparemil' m ewnui t, part EXPERIENCED day care tune. evenings & Sale- available Wantrey, N. easy ' Pickering call Slhaney access b 401. rhea school. PART tans recepborrst for parker. fenced yard. Hot nu - medical professional office Willow meals, srhwdks, TLC n Ajax. Send nrenhe to reasonable rates. 428 - File 16172 Oshawa Whitby 0097. This Week. P.O.Box 481, Oshawa. L I H 71-5. HIGH quality. loving day- care availi two years .. • ' Sato horse, n UNdKXr food, acdvifrs, tended yard. re - www capes. South Ajax. 427- 1422. •ASYSITTER WANTED. Slarling in Sept y95, 2 hours before & -Aar sdwd kir caf- den agar 6 a S. Nor Dr. limon PS. pl w eel 436 0678 abr 6. pm. RELIABLE mo0er of 3 available b baby1d kd Or part time. Mao awn]" for starnar, only South Ajax. 6864730 RE-iABLE'REASON- ABLE daycare m my south Ata. home 17 years ex- perience. main floor play. room. snatiushxxlvs Pat erences available Any age weicorne. Also available for summer. Rece" given 693-9319. PLAY AND LEARN PRIVATE SCMOOL Ayes 2-5 Central Ajax location. Half day program 2.3 or 5 days "week Excellent in early chi* ho00 educabon Art, nxuit:. ptlpttts. math. frernch. science. 668-5173 for Sep;e^tier registration. DESKTOP PUBLISH- ER RecenOy, wmpreted 3 vi oesrg+ course on Mac & IBM Platforms. burg pho toehop dkovalor. Oivark Express. cbmiw ons. pa- 9ernaker. Coral draw. Pow- er pant tool book, up front Will take entry level Posi- tion Call Ann 905.666- 4949 HARDWORKING. sea- soned. proiseshonat ex- perience in admirsstratwn. 54500 grant fa employer trairrg Plan may be aPPk- cable Can (9175)430--1063. INTELLIGENT woman bolarg ter work in the of- fice beid. Compula klarab. typing, 4 yaws office ex- penence. Liz. 579--9M. SECRETARY seeks enn- Illoyrrrrht part Vine or kit time, everu gs and wea- kends okay Will work from +name or 1N'.. Ei�erterne in legal real estate. ear d-WshxP etc. 434-8474. FIREWOOD: 12'x16' hardwood, split and dekv- ened. Call 1-7069443001, 7p.m.-Il p.m. FREE firewood skids a palki tt. one month only. delivery available. Cal bet- ween 610 p.m. and leave message, 43D-9013. POOL heater -propene TMadyne-Lawn Mark v 250,000 BTU, $400, or heist oler. 9066060060. 21" COLOUR TV SEEKS POSITION WITH FAMILY. MUST BE SEEN. CHANNEL SURFERS WELCOME. STORE & DONATION DROP OFF: 76 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH, AJAX 1973 Mustang, mint shape with 4 gear. 4 Greagor rims. asking $3.000 1979 Ford S.ipw Cad, one ton with 351 mole. asking $600 Two um- bxela cockatoos. wtxte, ask- - g $1000 obo 433-2567 3 steel beams for sale. 25 fl- x 5 1/4 in x 8 112 in. Ask- ing 5500 o.b.o. (905) 797-2424 50 HP Joy Twistair screw air compressor, 575V, c/w sound deadening panels Many spare parts Norm at Detox 623-1367 A NEARLY NEW, Satellite System repossessed.:ndud- ng prepaid programming, and a 1994 VC2. descram- bier. Free installation. a war- ranty Only $36 per month total cost (905) 665-3661 ANTIQUE items for sate nciudirg walnut dresser, ,witamut dresser, bonnet =thesi. dxlds bed. Sri* sed. 4 hoop back cnairs. 7 no 8 R. harvest benches. ted chest table lop sowng machine. two wagons, ice box. (most Of these articles need work) Also avaiabie 2 nigr t tables, bureau with mirror. 1.0 .peal low. 4 x 8 trailer. 900 b cap Please Call before 9 p.m. 831-0318 ANTIQUE store carte. swede for bar or kitchen $1100 5 it oak rating and swinoees. SW Several high end ceiling tans. $50 Call697-17Mask to; Wyke Apt Suss stackabie rwd Cy. stand Whirlpool. 2 speed. 6 cycle washer 3 cycle heavy duty or 10 months oid Mint Cond $1000 tem. leave message 6669153 CARPET .A-1 Prices. buy direct whommale. Fr" rh- staitation for tree estimate call Sal (905)432-2750, or pager (416)9909697 Carpet Broker, 100'x;. Nylon Vick ph:sn stun re• s4laint carpet For 3 rooms. only $369 00 Price n- cUdes 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe Dad and nshaabon n you home Free quota. bon in your home No in, lare t. no payment for one full year. Daniet. 1400- 217-0104 CARPET your horse at due - count prices 1001% nylon. scan resistant Price ncfdes pad and expert installation Cal Nidi at (905) 4306651 CARPETS - jars of carpet 1 OD% nylon. new Stan re- lease carpsel on hard. I will carpet 3 roans. $349. Pnoe inekedes carpet premium pad. expert eeWlabon. fast delivery. free 00mabs (30 yards) Norman 6962314. CLEARANCE SALE, Al Price* Reduced! Sold oak desk $1150. while kedge 5350, aparhn ert size Iridgr *love 5375, almond ledge! stove (self-cleaning) s100o. two 30' saves . 24' antique silove $45. port- able dishwasher $150, ar- moirl2 night tables $275. anequa bedroom set $375. black bedroom est 975. slid oak bedroom rite $1795, apcDouden set $660, P.= su- ite $9125. teak dining suile S. DuncanPhyla table SM, teak harvest table vW 6 chairs $425, deity din- ing that $475. modern kiteh- - s450, 4Pc hww room et $g wile $675, new couch/ chair SM, coudVc aur $275, redinedvibrating cout Nehau $1350, pea co/aatai d tables 5295. Cork co%Wend table* 5425, 12 wooden chairs $40 each, braes Boor lane 56W, brats coat tree S35, Olympia sewing madtin* $175. Coma in, make an offar. 679.0526. CLOSING POOL, aaapy crawley 5250 firm, 2 lad- ders, 1 spring bond, 12 x 24 sobewrrlet a idler, pa winter cover withwater a�litsr.aand bron110=" best oler 5764MW COMPUTERS - Gradua. tion specials IBM 286's complete $222. IBM 3Ws $555.. new 486'5 w/420 drives $999. Clarington Computer. 164 Baseline Rd.. Bowmanville. 657-3D59. DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 KITCHEN ,..,v- sea's white.grey 4 yrs od. A -I condition $18500 4315- 9953 369953 MANUFACTURER'S Clearance - Patio doors (newt 5-$399: 64449: 8- $499 You chaos of vrhyt or alurxnum. 4331738 or 1 -WO -851-8420 NEW deluxe Power Lift Chair bought $1400 Ask- ing $1100. New Rollo arahrcn and Pump, bought $400 asking $200 o b o OAKJPINE FURNITURE - Why par retail prices" One of Ontano* oldest and lar- gest mhanulatxxers a now acing duct to the public Eq. 7 pc. sold oak drrwhg room suss $1975. 6 a. solid pine beoroorn suide $1750. Over 20 sten choices. all sold. no veneers. Traditional Wood- working; 905-9-53774. PIANOSIGRANDFA_ THER Clocks ourhams largest selection -New and used pianos- Not sure? Rent to own. apt. rze. upright. grand, dig". key- boards TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW Telep Piano Works. 433.1491 SAVE UP TO 50% 09 TravN & Gulf Recerve 15 month mernbeiship card for S19950 Great for bua- neswes ALSO sales Peo- pts needed (905) 721- 1563 SELLING tndge stove. washer & dryer imneda4ly for 61750 Cas 686-7750 and have message SHEDMAN - quality barn style sheds, built on site 8x8 $649 GST included Other sizes and display available Cat 905-509- 4961 SOLID oak highboy, T6' tall by American Drew Out. standing desgn and gy,al- ty, 1.5 yeas new. Pad $1900. offered at $950. 866.0630. SWN MG POOL SUPER SALE Liner rips Or moaci g. CIN 10 BOOK NOW -All pool Work - k161aaflce tiBinK w01C0W. t-004OP-R01 (14MI47-31g'7) UTILITY trailer $350. lent trailer $375. Various fixed bikes. SM or less. 43' Bathroom sink $30. Call 693--eW. WASHEIUORYER, H.D. $450. 6 month warranty. Antique Pepe machine, $300. Air servies, cars oantrato, window uwb. reasonable rates. 432-7566. WASHERS, dryers, fridge. stove, new and reco di - boned, $225 and up for re- conditioned washer. $175 and up for reconditioned dryers - $175 and up for re- conditioned fridges and aloves. Also coin operated washer and dyers. Sts pheram's Furniture and Appkanoss, 227 Court St, Oehwrs. 5767448 ROTTWEILLER puppies. C.K.0 registered. Good tem- ppeerrament. Champion blood- line. Call (905)885-0331 1980-1986 cars, lease to own Everyone qualifies. On URIC? WCB7 MA? No interest, no credit check. From $275. down, 570034 Ontano,LTD. 1976 Notion Rd. 686-7428 1984 S-15 GMC. $2500 cerbked. also rare 1948, 3 wnndow Dodge coup. best offer. 579-0804 1985 Mercury Topaz. 4 cyl. 5- spd . 4 -dr. air. cruise & locks. 129,000 km. New exhaust, brakes. battery Reliable. cer- tified $1400- 1981 VW WANTED to buy - older furniture glass, ehna, cd- lectibies. memorabilia. wtclhea. etc Swoe pooes ora estates Cal (905) 723- 7&U 237834 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16 y 24 rectangular Kayak pool:nci des decks & $4.595. Meets lo- cal cal by -I 20yr warranty 1-900.668-7564. Pick -n9( Alax, phone 4 16 796 7509 HELP!! - ON SUNDAY May 14 1995 a green 1995 Ford Explorer 00, pleb with bike rack hoidehg a Whether Team Easton mountain pate. was sicken from The Pudierinq Trade Cerwe. vehicle was aban- dos . stripped and of 1P of personal Pa - Pars, pertamn9 ID property and business d Mr J Box- man The brwicase encfos- ng mase had been boned and discarded somewhere on rouse Vol bud on Ruborn Rd. S . Oshawa A rewd and hardy appre- ciauon for recovery of docu menti please contact (905) 426-1313 LOST - due to car break- in at Country Lane Golf C xm (Taunton Rd W & Country Lane Rd. Whitby) - Sunday May 28. 1995. between 1.5 p m. One while designer purse. wa{ W and c orsents of purse Anyone knowing the wFweabottls of these arti- cles or it anyone should find 111- are asked 10 please d Mr. or Mrs. Ratnm at 967-1655 (N9Wc8stta) Many items of swlllw- till valim. LOST Vhckina Day -Fe - male Rodweiler nee, with full ail, while patch an chest if found please cal 420-7325. LOST, Bladt terrier mala, height 2'. sten build, hair short, has ling corkscrew tail, dearly mhissad, Cal (905)686-1517 or (416)467.4522. BOARD, -door arena. daily krrihDut individual Wed, kWndy ablwsphwei smirn thy. Cal Terry, (906) 420-1027. GERMAN Shepherd, Gor- geous bbick and tan tiller, Chaitpon lira, sire exosF tont working dog CKC rap. Wered. 2 mala, 2 fsmuto, complete with pedigree. (906)725-3361 KEEP you dog waste out of M prbaqe (Jae a DOGGIE 1D O WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. Lila- tima guarantee bel. avel, able in 3 sires, gam - 9pm, 7 days. (906)723.5413. $5500 o.b o Mark 430- 1100 11 - Sten or 721-1836 alter 8 p.m 1186 Pontiac 6000 Le Wagon, V6, air. buckets. console. lily loaded. ex- ceaent cordibon. Cerefed $2595 6866183 1967 Caprice Classic. 1 in a •rxVon car. oyer dears. non- smoker. filly loadedcar, $3495 Wirth warranty, 1987 Sport 5 speed. 2 door. no rust cheap transport 51495 Spectrum 718-1020 1987 CORVETTE.1 own- er. mint condition. std. . bel blit. will certify. will acoW trade ins. asking 515.000 CBO call LeaseGude 1- 906-683.6230 1987 Pon. Bonneville LE - wall manarhod. Illy load- ed. HWY kdo Excellent condition. Asking $6900 080 Cath (905) 420 46697 1111111118 Olds. Delta 86. 3 eL Autd00, cruise. air. stento! cess.. 157 highway km. new pant, good condibon. $4500 owt 905-786 2579 1990 Sunbrrd Ls. 4 -door auto. 6, .000 km. 4 cyl. loaded. rust proofed. exuti lent condition. Must set $5495 ooraaed o b.o 1964 Chevette 4 door auto. 96.000 km, 61495 cerohsd o b o 433-1787 1991 CAVALIER R.S 2 d. 3 1 loaded, new bras. 56,550. 728-1917 1991 MERCURY Sable GS 4 or sedan. certrked . power widows. air, 4 row tires, new transmission. groat condition. 58,200 or beat offer After 6 427-4159 1993 Ford Tempo. 31,000 km.. p door locks. auto.. 4 cyl.. kxjgmp rack, $7900 or boat o1w, Pow 723-1155 or 434-7564. 1993 GM Asuna Sunnin- nor (Tracker). black/black Convert. top, 5-apd. send., 4 WD., aW*n can., 57.000 km., asking $10,500. Obo. Must son. 966-1011. 47 Cara to blow putt Sona Will ed scamp et 1981 Buick Regal 3.8 Turbo Spat abookrtoly showroom. 1906 Buick Letabre C. ;edition $1,995., 1906 Safari muni 56,195., 1996 0000 LE, loaded, 53,495., 1906 Olds 1M Brouglhaim gorgeous 54,905., 19M from $3,005.. 1908Chevy Scottsdale -hon box 350., one owner mint $7,895.. 18ee Chew Blazer loaded 4 x 4 $7,990955.. 7,990955 1908 Astro Lt Perfect condition high miler, 57,995., 1868 Pil- sam(2) from $5.775., 1992 Sunbrids (3) horn $7,995., 199 and 1990 Caprice CWMM (2) 1902 Termpaat 00 km., air. 4 co.. auto. $7,666., 1992 Leman, auto, 4 dr., $6,995., 1990 Probe polwrWl 6 eyf., 5 apaad, now $7,995. Coma sss w u Cartier Aub Catlin-, 155 King sit W.. d O 79 52ee6. P- Sundays. WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE' towing for scrap, used or abandoned cars trucks. 1hr. pick-up, top prices paid. up to $100 �n (416)2$1-3499 1986 S15 1.2 ton Uuck with cap. 4 cyl. standard. 105.000 km.. asking $1950 obo.as m 579-5749 1992 Chev. Blaze. 4x4, 4 dr, 4 3 5 -speed. Wiled, air. Wt afrOm cass.. red ext) btaclrnt. $14.500. o b.o. 985-8247 COPE Van GMC 19% ex- tershveiy rebuilt as hnvltxe delivery van. 1 driver. New white paint. 57995 Call 905439.6040 PH = HARDTOP tent bailer .cath canopy. propane stove. ore box. -leaps 6. good cond- tion $1200 723--4" I rim. M. 19-0 Yamaha 1100 Vetter pupped. $2400 o.b.o. Ex- C~t condition After 6 a m yvo-51st INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appt. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto, and very competatnire. Property rales. cap Jonsi -Dooley Insurance Broker (905) 427-3595 199 DORAL Bow Rider (blue a white) 3.8 love, stern or". inboardiout. board. !LasateraiMmh cae- sada, includes heavy duty trailer, $8900. Call 906- 479-0797 days; 906-508- 0647 nights. 199 Suxay Mirage, 25' alt -bin. sleeps 4. 260 IMrcrwar. $25,000 o.b.o. 986.8811 or986-7506. ISO 20 FT. VAN - GUAR 1 CUDDY 4.3 6. Z tri. V6, 175 Ip. 6MKang Cobra with 91 E -Z loader trailer, with brakes, V-0erl h with out head, new snbre�tcp ( yin.) ask- ing $13,500.00 -1 434.4416 1}102 1r BAYLINER CA- PRI, 50hp. Cornplate with traitor. mooring cover, axle gas tads RARELY SEEN WATER. $10,000 o.b.o. 666-4117. PROP a SKEG REPAIRS - SysveE hewa poxyt Vile OsGllaassss Fibra Pro- ducts Lid.. 341 Duham Cit, Oshawa. 906479.1433. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX f83-7363 1976 Dodge Motorhorne, 86,700 original miles. 6 matching 6 -ply radial tires, 4 pc. bathroom, sleeps 6. fridge. propane or electric. 3•burner stove, electric vent, propane furnace, air con., tat water heater, kitchen sink, 440 motor, real wood int., microwave, new batteries, cruise con. trol, asking $7950. 985-8009. EA film 1 - 2 bedroom, located at 309 Cordova Rd. also available 1 & 2 bedroom located at 946 Masson St. No pets Please call 579- 2387 or 576-6724. 2 apits. in duplex. July 1st, 2 bedroom and large 1 bedroom, dean, parking, separate entrances. First & last. 725- 5912. 2 bedroom in village of Colborne. (1/2 hr. drive E. of Oshawa). Clean, bright, walung distance to stores, school bus at door, fridge, slow, parking. laundry, se- curity, building, play area. $543 plus utilities. Second month free or new living - room carpet to qualified tenant. 905-344.7317 be- kore7 p m, only. ADE LAI DE)MARY Bright 3 bedroom apt. on 2 levels with sunroom. In- cludes heat a water. S900/month. 723.6493 or 906-0349 AJAX - 2 bedroom basement 4 appl . 4 pct bath rwlrg, dr". side enhatce, no pets. no smoking. ran elan kxC& tion, avail June 1. refer.. frsVlast. 5690 nckts w 428-7037 anytime AJAX - Beaubad new one bedroom basement apart- ment separate entrance. parking. laundry. Full kach- en. 4 pce. bath. no pets. nom rocker. $750 inoku- roe.683-J885 AJAX - 401 - Imre. 2 br $650 1 br basement 5550 U1111lbeS rnCluded. Cal 428-8406 or 416-286-6732 AJAX - one bedroom apartment, lop floor of houee, brighVdow. orwak, ernsance, hdgelslove, parking. uskws included. $650imnonfnly a39.0941 or $31.5576. AJAX - S WHY RENT? detached 2 bdrm + 1 bdrm. basement apartment, central air, garage, landscaped. NO DOWNPAYMENT. Carries for $795 per month. 905.686-6M AJAX How wd Boyly, 2 Wits. Orad. apt. $750 mod+., plus 40% taVta6, does b aur 8t11NIMa, very lit" June I. no PIIS, Cel 420-1281 AJAX, wry dean new 1 baifroom besernrl , seps- rale aeence, panlana lair Inst, narwnOq. VW. a6 ew. AJAX- 1 bedroom base. nit nt apartnerrt, separate entrance, parkirig, cable WAXky. no Pits- respwni blit. Available inriselalMy. SOW inclusive. 427-1752 aper apn. 3 Bedroorn , for rent Available ,U ly 1 st above sore, $70 rf1D. Plus tlhitles. No j' dL For more Inforrrtelim fall Philip 683-5399 AVAILABLE from May 1st n W►Mby ApertrmrK Buidli g. Spacious,-iPslad newly Painted 8Partnwht with Bell - COM. Close to Bus, Shop. ping. Al UNitos Incbdod. No Pete. 2 Bedroom. S725.00 Cal 4300134. s Slmoco, reliable. easily cerh- ' fed.i800 da. 434-7014. 1985 Oldsmobile Ciera Brouuggham, fully loaded, excet)ent corndibon, V6. 4 - dr., air, certified $2895 WANTED - ofd and an- 6864183. tique furniture. anything old. Scientific instruments. 1985 Voyager mini van china. silver. adhrertsing. SE. 1985 Olds. Ciera 5poxbrg, toys, decays. .dk Bragham. 1985 LeBaron ddb, bottles, Cosec- GTS Turbo. 1986 Celebrity. tons or estates Cath Robert 7 -pass.. V6 wagon: 1965 Bowen Antiques (905) 655 Fad LTD wagon. al excel- 8049.Broddn lent clean running cars, cheap. certified Open 7 WANTED CAMERAS days week/indoors Call old china and glass. jewel, 427.9722 anytime Russ, ery. microscopes. tete- Big Town Sales. scopes. binoculars and re- laced items. Clocks. watch- 1986 Ira 2. 5L. TPI. es. furniture. anything old 108.000 km. white mettallirl 532-1678. grey nbriorfully loaded. stored enters as" WANTED to buy - older furniture glass, ehna, cd- lectibies. memorabilia. wtclhea. etc Swoe pooes ora estates Cal (905) 723- 7&U 237834 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16 y 24 rectangular Kayak pool:nci des decks & $4.595. Meets lo- cal cal by -I 20yr warranty 1-900.668-7564. Pick -n9( Alax, phone 4 16 796 7509 HELP!! - ON SUNDAY May 14 1995 a green 1995 Ford Explorer 00, pleb with bike rack hoidehg a Whether Team Easton mountain pate. was sicken from The Pudierinq Trade Cerwe. vehicle was aban- dos . stripped and of 1P of personal Pa - Pars, pertamn9 ID property and business d Mr J Box- man The brwicase encfos- ng mase had been boned and discarded somewhere on rouse Vol bud on Ruborn Rd. S . Oshawa A rewd and hardy appre- ciauon for recovery of docu menti please contact (905) 426-1313 LOST - due to car break- in at Country Lane Golf C xm (Taunton Rd W & Country Lane Rd. Whitby) - Sunday May 28. 1995. between 1.5 p m. One while designer purse. wa{ W and c orsents of purse Anyone knowing the wFweabottls of these arti- cles or it anyone should find 111- are asked 10 please d Mr. or Mrs. Ratnm at 967-1655 (N9Wc8stta) Many items of swlllw- till valim. LOST Vhckina Day -Fe - male Rodweiler nee, with full ail, while patch an chest if found please cal 420-7325. LOST, Bladt terrier mala, height 2'. sten build, hair short, has ling corkscrew tail, dearly mhissad, Cal (905)686-1517 or (416)467.4522. BOARD, -door arena. daily krrihDut individual Wed, kWndy ablwsphwei smirn thy. Cal Terry, (906) 420-1027. GERMAN Shepherd, Gor- geous bbick and tan tiller, Chaitpon lira, sire exosF tont working dog CKC rap. Wered. 2 mala, 2 fsmuto, complete with pedigree. (906)725-3361 KEEP you dog waste out of M prbaqe (Jae a DOGGIE 1D O WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. Lila- tima guarantee bel. avel, able in 3 sires, gam - 9pm, 7 days. (906)723.5413. $5500 o.b o Mark 430- 1100 11 - Sten or 721-1836 alter 8 p.m 1186 Pontiac 6000 Le Wagon, V6, air. buckets. console. lily loaded. ex- ceaent cordibon. Cerefed $2595 6866183 1967 Caprice Classic. 1 in a •rxVon car. oyer dears. non- smoker. filly loadedcar, $3495 Wirth warranty, 1987 Sport 5 speed. 2 door. no rust cheap transport 51495 Spectrum 718-1020 1987 CORVETTE.1 own- er. mint condition. std. . bel blit. will certify. will acoW trade ins. asking 515.000 CBO call LeaseGude 1- 906-683.6230 1987 Pon. Bonneville LE - wall manarhod. Illy load- ed. HWY kdo Excellent condition. Asking $6900 080 Cath (905) 420 46697 1111111118 Olds. Delta 86. 3 eL Autd00, cruise. air. stento! cess.. 157 highway km. new pant, good condibon. $4500 owt 905-786 2579 1990 Sunbrrd Ls. 4 -door auto. 6, .000 km. 4 cyl. loaded. rust proofed. exuti lent condition. Must set $5495 ooraaed o b.o 1964 Chevette 4 door auto. 96.000 km, 61495 cerohsd o b o 433-1787 1991 CAVALIER R.S 2 d. 3 1 loaded, new bras. 56,550. 728-1917 1991 MERCURY Sable GS 4 or sedan. certrked . power widows. air, 4 row tires, new transmission. groat condition. 58,200 or beat offer After 6 427-4159 1993 Ford Tempo. 31,000 km.. p door locks. auto.. 4 cyl.. kxjgmp rack, $7900 or boat o1w, Pow 723-1155 or 434-7564. 1993 GM Asuna Sunnin- nor (Tracker). black/black Convert. top, 5-apd. send., 4 WD., aW*n can., 57.000 km., asking $10,500. Obo. Must son. 966-1011. 47 Cara to blow putt Sona Will ed scamp et 1981 Buick Regal 3.8 Turbo Spat abookrtoly showroom. 1906 Buick Letabre C. ;edition $1,995., 1906 Safari muni 56,195., 1996 0000 LE, loaded, 53,495., 1906 Olds 1M Brouglhaim gorgeous 54,905., 19M from $3,005.. 1908Chevy Scottsdale -hon box 350., one owner mint $7,895.. 18ee Chew Blazer loaded 4 x 4 $7,990955.. 7,990955 1908 Astro Lt Perfect condition high miler, 57,995., 1868 Pil- sam(2) from $5.775., 1992 Sunbrids (3) horn $7,995., 199 and 1990 Caprice CWMM (2) 1902 Termpaat 00 km., air. 4 co.. auto. $7,666., 1992 Leman, auto, 4 dr., $6,995., 1990 Probe polwrWl 6 eyf., 5 apaad, now $7,995. Coma sss w u Cartier Aub Catlin-, 155 King sit W.. d O 79 52ee6. P- Sundays. WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE' towing for scrap, used or abandoned cars trucks. 1hr. pick-up, top prices paid. up to $100 �n (416)2$1-3499 1986 S15 1.2 ton Uuck with cap. 4 cyl. standard. 105.000 km.. asking $1950 obo.as m 579-5749 1992 Chev. Blaze. 4x4, 4 dr, 4 3 5 -speed. Wiled, air. Wt afrOm cass.. red ext) btaclrnt. $14.500. o b.o. 985-8247 COPE Van GMC 19% ex- tershveiy rebuilt as hnvltxe delivery van. 1 driver. New white paint. 57995 Call 905439.6040 PH = HARDTOP tent bailer .cath canopy. propane stove. ore box. -leaps 6. good cond- tion $1200 723--4" I rim. M. 19-0 Yamaha 1100 Vetter pupped. $2400 o.b.o. Ex- C~t condition After 6 a m yvo-51st INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appt. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto, and very competatnire. Property rales. cap Jonsi -Dooley Insurance Broker (905) 427-3595 199 DORAL Bow Rider (blue a white) 3.8 love, stern or". inboardiout. board. !LasateraiMmh cae- sada, includes heavy duty trailer, $8900. Call 906- 479-0797 days; 906-508- 0647 nights. 199 Suxay Mirage, 25' alt -bin. sleeps 4. 260 IMrcrwar. $25,000 o.b.o. 986.8811 or986-7506. ISO 20 FT. VAN - GUAR 1 CUDDY 4.3 6. Z tri. V6, 175 Ip. 6MKang Cobra with 91 E -Z loader trailer, with brakes, V-0erl h with out head, new snbre�tcp ( yin.) ask- ing $13,500.00 -1 434.4416 1}102 1r BAYLINER CA- PRI, 50hp. Cornplate with traitor. mooring cover, axle gas tads RARELY SEEN WATER. $10,000 o.b.o. 666-4117. PROP a SKEG REPAIRS - SysveE hewa poxyt Vile OsGllaassss Fibra Pro- ducts Lid.. 341 Duham Cit, Oshawa. 906479.1433. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX f83-7363 1976 Dodge Motorhorne, 86,700 original miles. 6 matching 6 -ply radial tires, 4 pc. bathroom, sleeps 6. fridge. propane or electric. 3•burner stove, electric vent, propane furnace, air con., tat water heater, kitchen sink, 440 motor, real wood int., microwave, new batteries, cruise con. trol, asking $7950. 985-8009. EA film 1 - 2 bedroom, located at 309 Cordova Rd. also available 1 & 2 bedroom located at 946 Masson St. No pets Please call 579- 2387 or 576-6724. 2 apits. in duplex. July 1st, 2 bedroom and large 1 bedroom, dean, parking, separate entrances. First & last. 725- 5912. 2 bedroom in village of Colborne. (1/2 hr. drive E. of Oshawa). Clean, bright, walung distance to stores, school bus at door, fridge, slow, parking. laundry, se- curity, building, play area. $543 plus utilities. Second month free or new living - room carpet to qualified tenant. 905-344.7317 be- kore7 p m, only. ADE LAI DE)MARY Bright 3 bedroom apt. on 2 levels with sunroom. In- cludes heat a water. S900/month. 723.6493 or 906-0349 AJAX - 2 bedroom basement 4 appl . 4 pct bath rwlrg, dr". side enhatce, no pets. no smoking. ran elan kxC& tion, avail June 1. refer.. frsVlast. 5690 nckts w 428-7037 anytime AJAX - Beaubad new one bedroom basement apart- ment separate entrance. parking. laundry. Full kach- en. 4 pce. bath. no pets. nom rocker. $750 inoku- roe.683-J885 AJAX - 401 - Imre. 2 br $650 1 br basement 5550 U1111lbeS rnCluded. Cal 428-8406 or 416-286-6732 AJAX - one bedroom apartment, lop floor of houee, brighVdow. orwak, ernsance, hdgelslove, parking. uskws included. $650imnonfnly a39.0941 or $31.5576. AJAX - S WHY RENT? detached 2 bdrm + 1 bdrm. basement apartment, central air, garage, landscaped. NO DOWNPAYMENT. Carries for $795 per month. 905.686-6M AJAX How wd Boyly, 2 Wits. Orad. apt. $750 mod+., plus 40% taVta6, does b aur 8t11NIMa, very lit" June I. no PIIS, Cel 420-1281 AJAX, wry dean new 1 baifroom besernrl , seps- rale aeence, panlana lair Inst, narwnOq. VW. a6 ew. AJAX- 1 bedroom base. nit nt apartnerrt, separate entrance, parkirig, cable WAXky. no Pits- respwni blit. Available inriselalMy. SOW inclusive. 427-1752 aper apn. 3 Bedroorn , for rent Available ,U ly 1 st above sore, $70 rf1D. Plus tlhitles. No j' dL For more Inforrrtelim fall Philip 683-5399 AVAILABLE from May 1st n W►Mby ApertrmrK Buidli g. Spacious,-iPslad newly Painted 8Partnwht with Bell - COM. Close to Bus, Shop. ping. Al UNitos Incbdod. No Pete. 2 Bedroom. S725.00 Cal 4300134. s BASEMENT apartment, rhurch'Hwy 2, ('oeseaalOn jure 9, cable, microwave, $450 f rstilast all utilities. Cdll 683237. BEAUTIFUL brand new Nw apartment Large one -,room with ensuite, call 10, and utilities, all inclu- $750. Prefer non ken No pets. Must be to be appreciated. �579-4563. BEAUTIFUL one bed- r- basement aperrrienL ..'. Oshawa. Close to bus/ sppmg. All utilities, 4 ap- ances, air/cable. private velent ranee. 5650/mth ly. 5 8769 408 Bloor St. E. tedm t 11eaQ1u U 1 Worm bent apt.. separate entrance„ no pets, non smoker, avail. July 1. Working Person Preferred. "9-2W2 vZ PICKERING- 1 bedroom bsmt Apt-suilable lo,sort- gte. Rrwgemount / Dyson, first last June 1. all inclu. sive $550 call after bpm. 509-1163 PICKERING- brand new basement apartment Own entrance, central air 4 ap- pliances. pliances. dry fac. 5500/ month. Available Imme• diately. 68&471 a. 1 A 2 inn apart s, carpeted' parking. PICKERING- large clean utilities included. 2 bedroom self contained krwt one bedroom basement apt., 4 pc. bath, First / last. laundry facilities, close to $575 & $675 monthly. schools and amenities. Avail June t 8 July t Avail. July 1. $780 incur - 723 -5875 sive. 427-0885 PICKERING- Iaroe SOUTH Oshawa, large 2 c,CKERING - Finch and bedroom basement apt Kw Rd Bright new near GO. AN utikbes indud- krwt one bedroom ed. $600w month. First d last .;ement apartment. Sep- and references required ,le entrance and parking. Preferred professional t al air, central vac. woman and non-smoker, -ivy. female preferred no pets. 831-36% per mo. inclusive. -o Ist 428-7123 after 6 . SOUTH Oshawa, large 2 bedroom basement apart- -AREMONT small new- merit, SSW mhontriy pis 1/ crovdled 1 bedroom ( 4 Mkises. firstnast. July 1 11w) . 2 appliances, 3 possession. Call (705) DaT Sep end. IS drrva, 277-1311. 1st i last. 905-649- SPACIOUS 1 -bedroom, 6 available July 1. separate -.7NTOWN OSHAWM 2 entrance. parking. heat ;•-simrn'dale occu- water. hydro. fridge. slows. -,-r call 5760418 or Laundry $595 frsVlast. 4549 721 -09 19 non-smokers preferred tTRA ,arge one ted - '-. AGartmenl to rent. SUBLET - for �Y t, two V" plus basement apt.. 2 baths. 5 A•;2 house. Smcce St a solarium with aid Roseland Garage walkout first floor, 1655 �ded $900 per mo. lin Pickering Parkway cal .ce5 utilbes. 4 applaro- 427-76W s;ast 832-1268 TAUNTOWTomnkne VMACULATE basement quiet Large one OF two bed• 4,+'4o,e July I , t room ala.. private drive en 110im new appkaroes, trance. patio. newly ratio- - d nckudes all utilities vel• ham. stars. or con.. nc v parking. cable, suitable for working single r wnpker. first ; Last Pets or Couple. Sony no pets. -_8abke 5575 month. 5550/5650. Leave mss- 1576 sage 576--M7 JNE ' Two bedroom TWO bedroom basement a•' -,eft 3 nOOra, back -apt separate entrance. rc central Oshawa $750 $699 mr). pis uMMs and •rnuusrve 579--1938. eab)e Available mmo- dhately . No polls. non- 2 bedroom apt smoker smoker Pockeritq. 619- :: sus hydro Available 1509 w 41&268-0649 ro or July t. Roseneash TWO bedroom lin mouse. Pa Call 430-6732 or 432- parking Range Whey. B' of 905-352.3059 after large tet lenge aPW~L 5800 inclusive (905)509- :SHAWA LARGE 3 bed- � +;.A•tment 6 ap- +ices tncuding laundry. Lu barn 1400 sgft- at- ,rhbonng. mWcon, 'N Close to lake 70 Tonlh. Call o view i -goo 1 :NE BEDROOM base- "' apartment. walkout to fully broadoOmed. f"ec"aw. available July 9054 427-8310 leave -e Ssdge SNE pedroom basement wsscbletwo) Spa - orown entrance. $600 es included. Ajax. smoker, no pets. anile now. 619-6623. OSHAWA - two bedroom eft on Amis St. quiet area. rhice - e:nbourhood. large max• +d r 11u tdhentdxinq. hYdro/heat includ- ' wail July 1 7262255. South end N -rim Ddrm •5569: <.-'m-5619. 'large stlhes. in. -Ile' treat. cable, hof wa- les parking, new appliances. Tesytit4M� ill family btiidirg, ea north, one , tiro an nCluck : H1sal fridge. stove. LZ; tacditles available. AWi bachelor apt -e 5420. available d 2 bedroom , $646 , ^g dean quiet build- clo576.7590 gdowntown Ir "`Miw- Village. 1-2 Vill krePLaCo. deck, tl "'OnbaClung onto pith. .1u 5995. nC111a1He. 0413. UNDER mewl. 50 Ontario Street. Colborne 45 minutes east of Oshawa redecorated. large 2 bedroom. laundry. Parking. appliances. SOCLE' ity Attractive to seniors. s543 Pius Mises. Cal su- po ntendew Doug or Shir- ley at (90X►9554712- WESTNEY / 401. studio W. with eat in kitchen, frig / sove, 4 pc. bath, -Jose to 401. Go tram. non -smoke pnMmed. available ironed., 3500 at indupwe. bird / last 427-0173 WHITBY - 3 bedrooms, main floor of Wx* house. Fridge. stove, waYme, dry- er, 2 -car parking. 5860 + hydra July 1. 665-4120. WHITBY - large two bed- room basanrrN aparttwM 1. 1.Frliavailable nc�Ma3 rg uskb"Cabls. Bruce, 725 6246. WHITBY - two bedroom basement sop rbtnt, $600 inclusive, leVlsat required. MO -7103.(905)423-1521 WHITBY EAST One bedroom apLExec. Nwglf boyhood.$efpF onnetrearwindowloe.BaY Now .sh hullesyL $600 +113 iraltss 726 13481. WHITBY, 1 bedroom, 2 level, $575, 2 bedroom, spaciou st. $795, pad -g. near Go. no Pest. July 1. (4/* 680-5207. WHY rerlt when you o an own your own liana for lass her, you think?!! Cal Dave Haylodk Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Really (1991) Lid. (906) 6663000 or (906) 6663211. AJAX - 4 laadroom , main NOW laundry. June 15, $1200 + u0i1. (906)294- 5010, (906) 619.3611. Loom nlaeaa9e. 3 bedroom burtgabw, quiet street, dose to School. Non-smokers, No pets. References. $975.00 per month + utilities. Available Immediatley Ess -4384. ouwriw ANVILLE just east, two storey, 4 bed- room. 2.5 baths, 5 ap- diances, 2200 sq.ft., dou- ble garage, large country tet. $1200 . rip(, No peW smokers References Avail. July I 623-4428 of 987- 5248, ask for Carol. UVERPOOL/401-Main flow. 3 bedrooms, parking, 4 appliances. $W Base meet. 2 bedrooms. sepa- rale entrance. parking new- ly decorated. parking. 4 atPPlianceS, June Ist 5725. Car (416) 284 4219 NO DO" rATiaENT^ Good c r i G X d moo ° war can buy or the price 9 rent- while prices and rafts are down rk--ial, sea-eMS OSHAWA Perk %,job arwa. 2 bedroom txsgabw. on quiet dead. and steel 5750 plus utikbas. Car 436-5609. OSHAWA Ctlmtt*. July Possession. 4 bedroom back spirt sem, garage. gas hh4wbng. I'mt. $995 Plus uttbes. FirsVlast nrleramc- 00. no pets. Joe. 576-S54t. PICKERING. Whites Fid Savoy 3 bedroorn hale. available July 1. 5925 monthly flue ubktres. Cat (9(X)509-2143 QUIET we kept clean lam• iy dwesrg. Sears 3 bdrm. 1 112 beat Ck»e to OC. schools. SOW 50 . ussese Available July 1. 1-416- 2614671 -4162614671 RENTERS Own you own home for Mss than 5600 per month. CAN John Amis. Sales Rep., Ramex Summit Realty. 9056663800. WHITBY. 3 bedroom do- Lached'IM sq R . hrrdy room with fireplace. 2 car garage, $1100, pix ubk- ses. available July 1. 686 7098 of 668-0169 after G. WHITBY- 28M sol it. ex- scusve home, avail. rnme- dialMy. $1575. plus ulfese- 4 bedrooms, fartilyroom, don, 2 112 batt. air con., cent vac.. dishwasher. double garage. ro pt1st. (9%)037-0063 WHO says you ealrot aftd to buy a house? 3 baboon towrtlotlse car- ries for S461(lh11011tlI. (P 6 1) 3 bedroom burgabw Carries for $77800 /month (P&O pile; more. Cal Matti Sttlpay, P*Uax Accord SM4111 or 6/6.1743. WMWy area- 3 bedroom . 2 bath, nips backyard. I txdent WW& For prdw- sional working occoul no pest. Will take care of your have aug.Iat 666.8471. 3 bedroom townhouse, south GM, S926/mo. utilises included. FreVlast required. Call Sandy 436-1088. CAPITAL Properties would like o CON you tro beat in Oahe- Living. Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom town horns. Starting 81 $700. Cal Larry or Cathy 579-2149 NOW. PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP is accepting applications for their waiting list for 2, 3 and 4 bedroom units. Large playground & spacious units. Near all amenities. Please call 666-2008 or visit 95 Crawforth St., Unit 85, Whitby, for further information. Office hours, Mon-Thurs. 9-5 p.m. No Subsidy Available RENT TO OWN ids A TerrvA 7uint•tes 4 6•.raa.0k'1 flay uruiieiwl7 $2000 MOVES YOU IN the Free for 4 montke wk lie Yon bond yowr down paymrat Prue, lerh4 Cmdwios subleet lin ri•nwe whlAeat -•Ike. F -A(). F.. • f•'a Cwmom, 1 Canad "The Rei LARGE • o o ! - townhouse. newly o6u,ral- ad. 15 baths, garage. 4 Appliances. walkout base- -tent, N W Oshawa $850 . hydro 723-6712 all 5. OSHAWA. 2 Wdroom t- 4pc. 1-3pc bath, Inrshed Dsrnl with laundry room . Okee to an amenities. 5895 ncl sive. 1-905-837.2142 ' st / list available July 1 EA R _11M AJAX untuin fined room ter rent in clean quiet Ihom*. laundry and utilises. cable ncckrdad. Share bath d kd. Mature working per- son only Non smoker. available mmeiateky $400 Per month. 6a67260 AJAX convenient iocabon, MPG ID shopping and Duh as. user of kitchen. barbe- cue and laundry 5350 monthly or $85 weekly. Ncxnmoker call John (416)806-2831 or Michele (90541 SW With walk-in close in targe hart*. nckdng shover w/ laccuuri, as bedding a ow► oft. Cancaaaon 7NIAtstney Rd Avail Now Sa00imo. Call ~ 3 pint. s49-s11sa ONE FURNISHED room. Two unturushed rooms 90X-831-2385 PICKERING, Includes pmiale use of 5 Pc bast- room. shared laundry. kithen, tankyroom, as" $375 mo. quem non-smok- ing lemake proths, . aval- able mrtdially. 4242196 QUIET person for large room, private torn. alae of facilities. FrsVtast $3501 mhoMh for room plus food costs. Jame 1. 434-4672. ROOM FOR RENT - Cou raw. With kill use of house. incudes parking. laundry. non smoker, air, available ill-lawly. 404-2164 FEMALE has home to share wsame, ikon ith smoke, $40o month, hn- nwcbale occupancy w quired. call (416) 287-7576 FEMALE with home to share.Avaiable lo ron- wnd* 9 same.$400 / m onth.lm mediale oecupa- cy avail".Cal (416) 287- 7576. NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroon . house to kora wish ore other parson $360 per milord, Pix 1n tea, close to bus tl stop ping, phone amysnt 435- 6264 ONE room in house, litre otchon, bathroom, yard, central Oshawa. 6325/ month. Cal At, leave mak sage 725-1074. Avia moble Jive 1 .. share rice 3 bedroom home wM pot. Rim WI& Wilson area. S3SUrnon shared utilities. Can 725- 9614 PICKERING - make your Des! move and save mon eY by sharing a Christian 'horrhe Dont mw ts, bans 'its of great space. Private yard. Parking. Lakindrywalk to lake (near Go) Mary Klassen 2863993 PICKERING - WlMesl4ot• room in 4 bedroom house. own 4 pce bath. no smok- n% no pets. 5400 Par month FirsillI required. Relerences 420-3628 WHITBY. 3 bedroom. Thickson Dundas, 5 ap- pkances. share Daemon, kitchen. S4o0/mwlh nnctw five Close to amenities Call Steve after Spm 430-- 2150 OSHAWA. t bedroom downtown condo, aim, un- tlarground parking. laundry room, ouroge. newer build - Ing. available Jure S65O month Plus hydro. 433 - ISM or 404.2251 4 Months For Rent - Downtown Oshawa. 400- 35W sq. It available. Park- ing and great eliposue Beat rental rates. Cal 434- 2"7 or 655.4132. CORNER stirs for rent at 4 comes Oshawa. Plenty of pma* parking, reason- able rent Also bewshl 01 - lice on second abor. 725 8710. DOWNTOWN Whitby. Dundas St Appro -lay 400 q.ft office and up to 2500 nit bay space. C-3 zoning. Cal 13663361. Orr=CE SPACR AVAILABLR 500 sq.ft. Excellent location. Brock Rd. & Bayly. Heat 6 hydro included. $450y mon. Call 686-2075 OFFICE SPACE for rent - Oshawa, excellent for Health related Ousiisesss. S254100Wunil. Avedable inun0"111l+ly. Cal 728- 2222. 262222. SPACIOUS unit available inn edtalsly. Ideal for ogee and warelhouse. 12W sq- rt. of opdn two oaic- «, recd peon ora, Islohen elle, cental as. and more. Easy access to 401. GM (906)433.2512. BARRY'S BAY- H K Col - Cages, boats. beach. 59". unpolkled water, store, lake -out, pleyground on promises. May/June dhh count 1-613-7562746. FENELON Falls, lake front, 3 bedroom. modern cottage. all conveniences, 5 mrlutes to town. $45O weekly. No pets. (9051623-7637 KAWARTHA VACATION (Peterboro area) Clean, cozy, cedar -sided two bed- room lakefront cottages Good fishing. Swimming, boats. 5535 weekly. June specials - $175 weekendt SM weekly (705) 877-2159 LAND -0- Lakes. one bed- room SUWweekly. two bed- room $449/weekly cottages. Fully equpped 3 Pte. bath, gas 880, rnicrowave. screened room. boat. Excellent awnnvrrng. fishing 3 walking trails. Video. Call after 3pm 6860895 SAUSLE BEACH- large 3 bedroom, min. large week ,enLal. 5550'week. Families only. Nopeb (9176)831-1765. THREE bedroom cottage on the Trent Rrver at Hast - Mrigs. Al an*nbeS available frshng and swrnmrng. AvalabW Juke Trough Sept SSOOrwk (905)6839236 or '405)696 -0373 - TWO bedroom housekeeping nggtages for rengreat fisori- rVe S600nhght. 905-686-6452 EA pll�- GORGEOUS - 3 Deer rt- ba Tor hs ownhouse xhdo. cox to farms --knrimmer beach. pod. Fa- =.)zzr. 880 Private yard. available Now - Dec. for wild, all to new pholOs 6869616 or 5743788 /' •. N. OSMAWA S.2"s.aJG Recently 1otdIIV rerhOwaled, � wood bora forwitibase. intra. 2-4pcbaa*, garage. ening room greenhouse lulchen. Owner has been transiorred. must sat Pew Neal. Sales Rep GuAde Realty. 7235261 5 LEVEL srleapkt. 5 bed- rooms. 1-4 pc, 1-3 pc.. I - 2pc bathrooms). at-. central vac, double garage, 4Mc- worxc garage poor. in grand pool. Close to all an*rwNs. Very clean Great Flexible cloar rskik 5169.000 760 Goodman 432-1863 COURTICE - 2,600 sq ft, hilly finished. 5 level side - split. Quiet neighbourhood. marry features10w tged -cad to 5179.900 432-9001 ATTRACTIVE 4 bedroom home on ravine, with creek. oak noors, french doors woodsto. walkfin w allod rec-room oout provale Landscaped yard with took garden, pod. fish pond. sprinkler system. $163.900. Who by 9056866452 BELIEVE R 5500 DOWrL Why rat? When you can own a blarhd row 3 or 4 bedroom single tiMaCllsd hone on large W. Cal (905) 623'6519. GUUiITHT mar*, cWbnr bun, nicely (matted, on large of on -,al village conservation nservation park Minutes to Whitby. Asking $186.900. Make an o•e. 655-4602. COURTICE- 30 Lyedks, 1169.900. 3 bedrooms. 2 1/ 2 baahs, grrerlhase -_ an with sliding glass to walkout dock, Central air, consist wc. 1 1/2 car W rage with pawed dniwwy. much more. ClatdeteN Jesse. 43646904 after 5 P.m. FIRST TIME BUYERS! Beautiful targe brick sent Mary and Wood Stsast, dutplaxsd, wort -y wit Upper apartment - ga- geo s, two bed. two loons. $750 per into. Good bnwft - will stay. Lown apar- Wont 3 bed.. two loon, dry bas am nt, ranted for $785 per mo. in 1990. CornpleWy renovated. Slight and clean, parking for 4 cars, grape, 200 amp., e»Ceaerd aa)owiin0 $117,500. Monism I@" tin $200 par mo. mitt S`z• dOwNh. s79 -e946 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MAY 31,1995 -PAGE 37•A Brand 9,9002,3 bed. suites, condos. Up to 1442 sq It, Bungalow Style. Call 623-6549 GORGEOUS upgraded 4 -level backsplit. rve Oshawa. hardwood Boors, kitchen, overlooking lamdy- room with w/ou/ fireplace- 2 full baths. manicured land- scaping, lots more. 5164.900 Yvonne Pank- -- Durham Ouakty Realty 432-2000 LAKE ONTARIO at your door step. Private. Port Hope - Heritage. original captain's monis. c. 1870. 3 bedroom, solid brick. situat- ed on Large lot w/unod strutted Lake view $189.000 Also available. adjoining tet w/fully serv- iced cottage 905-8- 4008. OPEN HOUSE- Private. all day until dark Wed- Julie 7 l3wrrwg country 2 bed- room clapboard bungalow. hardwood floors, fireplace. 112 acre lot parklike set - long, backing onto green- bekt Asking 5139.000 Make color possible finan sal assistance 1802 Hwy 2 Couitce OSHAWA - Near Oshawa =entre 3 bedroom owrt- ores. Inning room. dining loon. Large ostn lold"i with walkout o backyard. two extra bedrooms in basement t V2 bathsga- rage sive khdge inck,ded. Close to all am*nrbes Great sraitsr. Ashunq $90.000. Cal (905) 774- 1740 T idol Condonrngum Pick. •V19 1 bedroom aplan- .m. Aprox 750000 sq R Penthouse, suite. East view $145.000 Car 420.7140 WHITBY. 594.900 Super wean 4 bedroom• news, windows. walkout to deck who tarty kx f820 -dud" Taxes with 5% down. Ted Houghton Remax summit 666-3600 3 bedroom townhouse end unit -lige Nt-rn kdch- en. Quiet complex. walk No Go stabowPhckering Town Centre Carries -,me 'ent (905M I 6665 CAMPSELLFORD- 100 sterxC saes. 90 workable. two road hontages. two storey Ince bedroom have an parkldce mar*. cured Lawn. Car garage. barn 38'x60. cock" house 79x40 two storey: machos shed 24x30 with Upper storage. AN buildings painted. excellent wash supply. $245.000 Pnvate Sal. Evenings or wee. kends 1.705663-1767. WATERFRONT COURN M Y, 2 act* lob in Dsauslkl Port Perry, Lots $155.000.. Call 14 Estates. 427.0390 or 4262215 61$00 full pnosd, Seclur6 sof woobd Treisy lot.good road, sandy teach, lial - 112 M from Oshawa. (416)131-15X6 I$W Ford Ecwolehs Con- version Van. new rebuilt 302 motor with 1 yr. war- ranty, captain chairs. tv. C.B. radio, arNhn canons. double air con., dual gas tanks, Bader hitch brake system. custom light Pack- age. power windows and locks, cause control, sleeps 4. Fonda van, never seen winter Excellent condition, Certified, 59.395 4361610 or 6660049 RED SETTER RESORT - Trent Rover near Havelock. Excellent campground. Large fully serviced sites from $785rseason CotLag es 2-3 bedroom from 5330 - $375. 1-905-436-0807 or 1-705-7763096. I{ *00"s2S,000 TO to" tretr abs. Can De•M or atrenx. e684 p"s commetlnttity Financial Services. AAA F�nanual :.u;s..+u:g .ler+- Also LOANS any purpose emergency. consdrdations. Vacations, krrxnne. frost time borrow - am, business. etc Good or Bad Credit Bankruptcies welcome. 830 arn-9 OOpm Mon -Sat. 416630-0012 BORROW S10000 pay as little as $110 par month. o a c Free consultations . ArwrbsInvestments Ltd. Mortgages and Loans since 1973. 66&7200 MONEY problemsl Debt consolidations, credit ar- rangements. personal budget post It crew to- pan span FREE CONSULTA- TIONS Ontario Credo Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor - ono) 4331425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED.SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLv BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRAC'S Moll e... If you -r - aciout money again ;,ail 'Or an aPPOIrMwt 'vol VLM car Lynda 432 039E TIME FOR YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR- SELF You can have it all.... with Shaktee.You would like to work out of your home. You're career- rrunded but feel stuck in a dead-end job.You're searching for asatisfying,lucra- five career ,If you fit any of these descnp- bons, you owe It to yourself to look at the Shaklee Opportunfty- the business opportun- dy Of itis 90'5. Fo r appointment tall (905)686-1117. Mon.-Fri.9-5pm. BILL S SWIMMING Lesson's .sem private and Prorate. relaxed back yard abnosphere, great mstruc- lors giving Individual in- strucson corropettrve pric. es. 427.3135 AUCTION SALE. SAT. JUNE 3, 4 p.m. PETHIC K AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONIC. RD. 1113. BOWMAN- VILLE (HAYDON) "tins week we -ave a large seiec'icn of an- tique 3 modern furni- turefrom a local mov- ing 6 storage compa- ny to inciude a small 6 pc diningroom Suite, 2 pc. chestedieki su- ae. Sears tndge & stove, antique pine tam cupboard. an- tique mahogany euro stand, oak beau -front :iiia cab mat. la lock B CD stereo unit, 9ntertahnment centre, Jressers. Spode, Shelley, Royal Albert :hind. Crystal b glass collectables, gas 8 electric lawn mowers. cools. some clothing d -bony other interai ng 8 unusual terns _arge sale. PLEASE NOTE EARLY STARTING TIME AT 4 P.M. Viewing from 3 p.m. Terms are cash, Visa. MC or Debit Card. For "tom into. Call (906) 263-4252 Sale r111ana9sd and sold by Cory IC PowNI Auctions. Thinking of having a sale, call us, your place or ours. Cr MME TOMS 1Ji• FW"tate Ouse MIMra DDOW hiloeauNit SaNs People OM are Walt of mau•ne jobs and carews cram Wit b you learn We ad Vain you holes Is daralop a $1011100 hmeotw in 30 days, and a aa'%n dollars it acro Nan a yltK basad an proof« abalnlN Calfa! Meow- to QwM (lir) 1M•sNs GRAIDVEW RdlOb01111111M i Tf1111611INB Coft fat Dltllllitlnn Be" 600 ToWnUM Rd. S, O1111MI 11, LIM 7K6 Invfts you to attend tl1f! 10th ANNUAL. GENERAL MEETING Thuroftyy,JJurw 22,1995.4:30 p.nL SP*M wale - DWWft ThrAM ll, PltysidsM Ontario HOspibl A"MiM m RSVP by Friday, June 16 Telephone: 72&1673 -----.�.r�- -- .,r�r•.:. w rte: _ ..:. .._.. _ ..,,. � ... PAGE 39 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MAY 31, 1995 Let the kids learn about its wonders this summer at 'YMCA Down- to -Earth The YMCA also has other Specialty day camps to 5Uit Camp all ages and intere5te,-- You can take your and bus 5top5 children anywhere but th belong near YOU! at YMC Summer Day Camps- If YMCA UNRESERVED 0 Saturday, June 3, at 10:00 a.m. LOCATION: from intersection of Hwys. 400 & #9 east of 9 to Jane St. & south 1-1,2 miles to sale. 1,000s of top quality trees in a wide variety of species and sizes. All trees are pre -dug and ready for planting. Registration and previewing starts Thursday, June 1 Terms: Cash, Cheque, Visa, Mastercard For information -1-800-463-19% Hall Tree Farms Inc. R.R. # 1 Kettleby, Ont. ATTRACTIVE worlung single whiie male. seekng work,ng pet" female 28- 35 yrs for long farm rela- 0onshilp Reply File 06171. Oshawa Whitby Thea week. P.O Box 481 Oshawa L I H ns EXOTIC Nicky lire tart 1. 416976.9447. Hot Joy ,n- atant live action 1-416-976- 13e5 slacar.18- STUNNING Judey open mended call 1-416-976- 7410 Donna dnueet no crown 1.416.976-9666 s, acall 1s - SINGLE? Want a steady relabonsrupl Marriage" Save time. meet serious only' Results or refund Call Torontos Matchmaker Inc (415.975-9756 PUBLIC AUCTION SALE ODD FELLOWS HALL, PORT PERRY 14460 SIMCOE ST. N., SOUTH OF HWY. f17A SAT. NIGHT, JUNE 3rd, VIEW 6 P.M., SALE 7 P.M. MAJOR LIQUIDATION BY AUCTION. OVER $100,000 IN MERCHANDISE WILL BE OFFERED ON THIS SALE, PARTIAL LIST: SANYO & SONY ELECTRONICS, EXERCISE MACHINES, STROLLERS, TENTS. CAMCORDER, MACHINES+CALLER IN, WALKMANS, VCRs, COMPACT CDs. MICROWAVES, BREAD MACHINES. 3 -PC. SET FISHER STEREO AMPLIFIER, CD 8 CASSETTE DECK, PORCELAIN DOLLS, VASES, FURNITURE, TV,VCR STAND, DINING SET, PAT lOVCOFFE&COMPUTER TABLES, AIR BEDS, TIFFANY LAMPS, COOKWARE 8 KITCHEN SMALL APPLIANCES. 14K JEWELLERY, DIAMOND RINGS. HEATERS'HUMIDIFIERS, TOOLS. LUGGAGE, NAME WATCHES, TOYS. COMFORTERS. KARIOKES, HOUSEWARES. GIPTWARE, T00 MANY TO LIST TERMS. CASH, VISA. MASTERCARD. SALES BY GLOBAL AUCTIONS (905) 475-3793 A AK • 1111V'( !4� PAL HOUSING--(Y!�4? K0N The President and Board of Directors invites the public to the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thursday, June 159 1995 x':00 p.m - at Post Hill 132 Kingston Rd. W., Ajax, Ontario (tad Floor Recreation Room) Guest Speaker - SGT. Will Temple •Visitor Parking Available DIDANIELI - Rick and Marie -France are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, and Luke's sister, Julia Marie Renee, weighing 9 lbs., 2 oz., bom May 3, 1995 at 10:53 p.m. at Ajax -Pickering Memorial Hospital. Proud grandparents are Trudy and Adrinao Didanieli and Renee and Si- mone Lessard. A special thanks to Dr. Wai-Ping and the nursing staff. I (I ) I QUOTATION SQ95-60 SALE BY QUOTATION PORTABLE CLASSROOMS VARIOUS SCH(X)L.S SEALED QUOTATION, for offers to purchase used Portable Classrooms will be received by the undersigned in the envelopes provided. All offers by quotation must be accompanied by a certified cheque, money order or cash in the amount of $1,000 00. Deposits will be returned subsequent to the award of contract. o purchase and remove in accordance with all terms and conditions stipulated. Portable Classrooms from Various Schools Bid forms may be obtained from the Purchasing Department. SITE MEETING. TUESDAY JUNE 6, 1995 at 9 30 A.M. at Glen Street P. S. CLOSING TIME & DATE 3:00 P.M. (LOCAL TIME) THURSDAY JUNE 15, 1995 The highest or any quotation not necessarily accepted. D M. Homenluk. C PP.. CPPO Manager of Purchasing The Durham Board of Education 400 Taunton Rd. East Whitby, Ontario L' R 2K6 I t>r :III .Iucitc> %. c t 1Ic>n c>1 .til c>1 it►c c tlrrt-1>t c lc -;1111 11, >11t ,-. rcc� ivc t-1 tc>r I-J-t1>Iic:IIit>n in tilt-- A, -I%, r- c>r it ii.-, -S00145 c,r 404 1 c41:la1-iI114tc>r'l I'IIi� cc >t 111 )I I,11c•I itar-N -,c•r--,-it c I>I-<>'Vicic . O-L-t:ril-L•cl l ritc>Y1-nl:Itit>n 1c>r nc>t ic•c•. I-1:Icc•cl in IIIc• I>rc•vic nr� 7 cla yr:. l;rc>u�11 it t1Ic 1c>Ilc>�`in),4 tint- r:I) IIc)tllt'�: Itrilit I-Ancl�rtic>n, Arniarc>n} Vi'.c:. '1"c>wnc , Mc1::alctlni�•, l�lartinc> �\; 1c>rt�, 1`L1<>rri�, ;�:c>r11ic'trtl-t•:Ili<>tl, Ac'cc`ltc>nc• CLARI(,ROSS - The family of the late Ross A Clark wish tc express our sincere thanks to all of our lan- ly. friends, and business associates for their chart- able donations and flowers. To Dr. Kumar and Or. Ho and the nursing staff of the I.C.L. of Whitby General Hospital. and Dr. Watson and the team at St. Mikes Hospital for their kindness and compas- sion. A special thanks to Rev W. Brian Gee for his kind words of comfort and beautiful service. To my sister Sharon Graham, who wrote and delivered the Eulogy we give our love. To the Pall Bearers and the Honourary Pall Bearers, and to the Accetone Fu- neral Home, Alax. for their kind and professional seance. Our heartfelt thanks to soloist Marsha Doo- ley. A huge thank -you to Harrison fuels for their catering of food both to our home and for the re- ception, also to our friends who sent food. Arid fi- nally to the Durham Regional Police. 24 Division, for their fine escort to the cemetery, we say thank -you. Sincerely, Irene Clark and family. DUNMNG,AIan Philip John. Age 37. Died suddenly at Kingston General Hospital onThursday May 25.1995 at 9:00 p.m. Alan. loving son of Lyn Dunning of Pickering and Walter Dunning of Bellevile. Fondly remembered by brothers. Steve and Gary and sisters , Lynda, Donna and Sandra. Also survived by nieces and nephews. A service of remembrance will be held on Wednesday May 31st at 1:00 p.m. in the chapel of Ronald Martino 8 Son, Funeral Directors, Brock Road Chapel . 1057 Brock Rd., Pickering just south of the 401, east side )905.686-5599. Interrnent of cremated remains, Whitevale Ce- metery. The family will receive friends Wednesday 11:00 a.m. until time of service. In Alan;s memory, donations to the charity of your choice would be W predated. SANDERSON MONUMENT co. I.m. Manufacturers of cemetery and civic ml:rra>rials since 1972. 11 slx>wrtxxtts cx home aplx»numnst available Darlene Bohner (905)427-4366 or 1 (800) 461-0282 31 ON KAMEM a 111191. Afws ESTATE AUCTION Thurs. June Ist at 6 p.m. At Myles King Auction Hall, 33 Hall St., Oshawa Modem and an- tique furniture. Chesterfield su- ite, coffee and end tables, 3 new swivel chairs, 2 new wing back chairs, glass top coffee table, antique trunk, antique centre tables, hall table, chest of drawers and dressers, beds complete, desk and chair, table lamps. vanity, dinette suite. new persian carpets, large quantity of linen, dishes china, tools, good sale plant to attend. Terms cash All furniture wel- come. Myles King Auctioneer 725-5751 or 723.0501. x ,a Lefe�s tc.• oI.CC �acc� ' tcesfcc>� s 1!l.v�.. 4 M ° crv�e TALK NOW Gam- u�.e3 r ,WITH,, A LIVE , t�cuce3s NORTHERN LIGHTS . SYCI _&, ASTROLOGY GROUP 1 l JW 9 0 "1-. .,EXT. 14 059 (> $3.99 / MIN. - 24 HRS. - IS+ nLADVENTURE COMMUNICATIONS INC. 1-300-551-4067 FOR ENTERTAINMENT MJRP09E L i 11('11 Lookin I or Romantic' Ilhhnu n CREATIVE male, 35, single talher. likes IM outdoors. quiet evenings and the swrpb eirw in ilia, starting lilt over and looking for a best friend and Ower to time it with. BY 11 JOSH) w4el"nt male, 27. with a kind heart. kwking for a woman, 29-35, who values these qualities and wants some- one ome.one to share her We with. SY 1042 JOSH) AMBITIOUS white male, 32, self-employed, under the Impression that honesty and sincerity are the thing of the past. II you are a young lady who can prove me wrong. Isaw a message. SY 1017 (COB) SEPARATED, 39. 5'6•, feels 29. enjoys most spore OqX aF ty Leafs, rock 'n' roll music, looking for someone who is honest, has a sense of humour and is looting to a serious rela- bonshp. must Yue children. SY 1074 TALL, attractive male. 34, dark hair. green-eyed, non-smoker, no dependents, likes to play tennis, squash, badminton, enjoys swimming, skating, movies, music and quiet evenings, looking for a lemae, 255-35, with similar mitrals. for SY 1090 (OSH) TRANSPLANTED English gent, 57. divorced. 51'. 170 lbs., employed, no dependents, T" sense at humour, - - .- ed. 6y fisherman. owe alternate. enjoys reading, semi-ctassltc music, occasional drinker, smoker. call my mailbox. SY 1092 (OSM) PROFESSIONAL father of two, family-oriented, non-smoker. seeks ung• t wugwA wrrean- he woman for a potable long. term rsiabonshp moat have a Exchange Messages TONIGHT!! 14464 all Anytime CCESS ANYWHERE Days A WE CANADA! Here's how to use the service: 1. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four digit SY "mailbox" number that appears at the end of each ad you are interested in. 2. Using a touch tone telephone call 1-9004514464. any time of the day. 3. Once you are connected follow the simple instructions. You will have the clptjafn of responding to a specific ad or bmwsufg voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertisers within each catego- ry. Go ahead, try the service out and see bow easy it is to use. Need assistance? Call 1-SW5514067 anytime between 10:00 am. to 12 midnight. 7 days. You will not be charged for this call. For persons 18 years of we and over. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MAY 31,199S -PAGE 39-A mustbe over 30, clean and healthy. Discretion assured SY 5773 JOSH) YALE, 57, skin. 170 lbs . 5'8', divorced, no children, erVIDYW, enjoys the outdoors. adververy Mp*n-minded and t—torous, would Yue b est nlady or couple who have similar interest, for possible long-term relationship SY 5757 TRUCK driver looking for an Open-minded female, must be able to cross the border SY 5758 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE couple. and 20's. seeks female. 25.30, for dts- creet encounters. SY 5759 (OSH) SHY, single. white male. 34. employed, 5'8'. 140 lbs., slim build, good sense of humour. maty interests. it*" to mass 1 female of sxrvlar gwali age unimportant SY 5760 (OSH) GENUINE, affection.". ti male e wit warm heart and slow. easy touch, seeks a good natured, tun gal who enjoys a massage by scented candle- light dle- lght. Clean and dimmest SY 5761 JOSH) ARE you a woman stuck in a humtrum manage looking for a setnswl escape and to be pan. pend Nue a lady. me grawue. alletdkxmale and discreet gentle. man understands. SY 5762 COUPLE. mid- 30's. seeks other couple for fun and encounters, must be open-minded, clean and dixnet. age umminportant. no smile men SY 5763 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE formals. 26 5-r 125 bs blonde, looking for a la to nave dscrest entoui- fees with myknd and mils part. ner Sr 5764 JOSH) TALL handsome k m shirred. established. Asian male attached. would like e.0 meet skin. asked" femyls under 35 for drsaeet reiationstiip SY '5765 ATTENTIVE. senahrve man aortae of humour and passion t« w. sr IOM Shippassible relationship. SY SINCERE, sin SINCERE, S6. retatnonsdp SY 1126 JOSH) EASr GOM/G, whM male. 32. - special lady Plckerm A s 9' W ata Sr tete JOSH) (OSH) FEMALE, 22. non smoker and weekends out SY 2394 shape single wn4e mail 28 MALES. 36-5. any 10 s brown hair. ,runes two adventurous ronin 'o 941bre Passion to the power ofTroo SrS7fi(OSH) GENTLEMAN. 56, drvorted, non-smoker, non-drinker, gin male, . a'. 13 am 6-. 160 lbs., enjoys 6', loving lather of two toys, � g �� ��� SINCERE, honest main, tape. �' ep. kehng for stn bung got you me' Don., be discerned by tM wafo. ,�� • enjoys IOW rs�g PETITE Engen rdow. n 60'a. yrge non-smoker. enjoys the out- doors. t PWV, cydrig, WHITE red 30. oolong for are attached lady. sin s as toy types d activities. reeking a lady. age urdrrnpor- n1O0w• �». �9 old ofrie ernMe Isms", 2s ds=: whM 04" del" and s" a akin. M. 32, for friendship Nest. must out. 40-50. tia►ana n-wer package o we Warts. 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SY 7?Ia INTELLIGENT female, mid emphuyed, grant interest in meas woman, lows Ye nbulw STRAIGHT, amylin, 29 gay. ante female 36 yeah ori. shit terminateialo fnpawn>Ap, while. 3a. riot Ods. outdoor s, outdoor 9101 t1et fptd Ifdl'. >4 40• wast be a no - n c*w. an- a queen by a wry consdwaq white male. 37, 54". 130 los., mechanic, So•s. baiting for main, tad. w him moves, enjoys ahernatsve moves. outdoors. {Doom% for Wnday. 36. iwaera b emend o- 50's. a sweI and moo be car- moot, watch" M dance r Ydy ears tar good Imes and epons, rang waft. mores and sitthg jd yin oeddlri", are, porAwe ae, and a male. 47, dark haw. S'5', 135 los.. sardrolre, tnbbr, $oust base a1 be bys. beet. two hot coda, a" boatel, winds mg and bekrne conerkuncakon s wrportae. M of aa{pag, whet nub. 25.26. no cls of trends. ,info Ntnesa. any We. pitying Dom- cYtbmg depoidewts and in D � twendsAq and tun SY 3221 a poestle rnastionaln0 I MtOY quiet nenmgs. long walks. kaobrg for IemrN f you warty to 90 together for friendship. a We shop5-W Paneow ler w, to herein ponbae long -Minn rale. dmkw. enjoys ddltlen, the auf OpoH, atetwls, tniw d n baekoka camping g dant- mg. rekrn 1 Cart offer and tarrtpaeg SY 2174 .jou sincerity. loyalty and las of ATTRACTIVE le2e"L174 M. tun SY) Ion (OSH) naetwnanq (OSM cards and moves AN repkes potable rWYOmleq. SY 10N bons terrlep SY 1111 C�IMN, altradlne. what good hrrteaar. Sr 112e JOSH SINGLE Crony out, walks, Waking ler mrrorWW or f o deldp SY Aberdeen, SY 2282 PRETTY and patio angle mon 27 ~ EASYGOING, MbrnOn Mp ma single Poland. seeking an attrac- dumb 30.. for%" arrered SY 5770 (DSII) ATTACIEO. 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Abeay b Spend kww with. pow meet a lady. 35-S0. someone who may len attractive. strnec, we who pangs q quiet times Sy enjoys the good in troaNn and a good sense of humour and We SY 237S (OSH) 2WIOSH) health, nom -smoker. non. Cmtdlw. UNATTACHED •nate. 30s. dependents. 27-34, b share n love and w Sr 1007 SY 1122 able mbb-sho, SY 1126 WANT b ehae sows summer suer! be b be Weaetd >9e� became she would be special enjoys home Ye traveF 9erdw ^stun SY 22M(OSN) TALL 5T Skin mfv awauwe TALL. independent. active mg. romance holding nands. HUMOROUS, single. white blonds goad oo-nq Jean pnysieasy it, wishing to have ahernoon EASYl',pe4G, aaracbw. what mob 31 medium bile-- you ARE you out there? 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ATTRACTIVE female. 44, divorced two boys. in*" god. 47 good Shnae of hamioar, enfoys dancing. mac. travel, smoke or drink. Mies ontdooS nd aloons. dancing and long bUdd good holm, baking for mon-smoker jab. fit. attract" era d. Wishes to 06 *hes may. 3e, 5'101, 160 bs. *m1VYS music, doweAi slit wafttrawl. anddot" out, seeks female. 20-30. b plot eswrW. 5'10", aei- rbc and fit. Bary i g and love 51 137 be., enjoys ouldoor -sprta 0wnrg emd dancing and cutting, nrrri% wean, hod" sed blindfold. Am maedi', fee M outdoor, finally ohm nler- eats, looking Jar an honest, walks. 55-58. for con4wmn- easy -gong gentleman. tor carryarronwip encounter snuat experience met be atm aid amrack". t} Ing tennis. brie rdng, jokes- walks. looking for sumuner together and Ppb bog -Pima 1�onshp toils tteleg very alWcbnaM. shm, inn-onwbn, established jowl M0110 s a1 home, bod^g for tamale, 30., wit a d m% dancing and Joe ts--n, attractive man, 47-53, who ship relationship SY 23" (OSH) who Nies Peet sore- oaoi oe- at dancing. 2*aW& and cow" 30 dhank— and de_ a must SY S776 a smart, honest female who likes to SY JOSH) IerfisM, 3440, fa a bng4orm sense of burtwur and a passion ler w, seeking ancon nab wit sin lar interests and a possible enjoys e5- (sew thug. n w, m hood gsmoo. 2371(, LOOKING 1« a companion. 4S 55. nkat be beat Sion olenq SY am COUPLE. use 30 a. Seeks mm quyq jou tiwrdstep j..omg b a nlwoehip SY ION OARS Ditkra, angle. ntiWe nitwit, E D good Maki". 24, crew pew- refsaoaasteq SY 1131 f� MALE, 1.5. 5'e', what bokang W fres dslwpinblwrtaleo. sY 1121 JD6ro kxwinnhteerit. Sr 27M ENGLISH lady. 40'a, or COUNTRY womae, 3e., angle sin wow, and truslwonhny t J am. . Wo" e o and couple uta run must encounters. must ba open- PRI)FESSIONAL, sm�' while lanes. bobg lot awgts, rlete b nest sorirows to bawedYnp. YOUNG, attxtwe mob. 21.6'. young skin. M atmraceve, great aerie a Ske starting anhkag a Simeon nen. mast low de fora Joniicjam 5-M I coon I erupt' Clericwg- (insert. country minded. dram and arse..( sr 5777 male. 6'3', interests iictude mbbrcydwg, swing, iatafpmeg Mmab. 2?25. wady bit a rill- tioms1 ap meust low !O trawl SY 1132 (OSS 2!, wlaae ieake, (pod bolo" slim burn. blue eyes. dark horde Ire, who --nprn ronar► al hwnow, seeks stable. sin- awn. lad ghwbman, ler herb dnrd, hoses, oetdowa, ria Sao bar actor. Singe lashes will- . draws and someone to oo joy w with Sr 2100 KEN. rest you at Cede a Park oditdoors, Behr', Mc. Loobmg 1°5- axigls what bweb. 2626. ( plot. an please gtie no a cit S 1/25 JOYQ enjoy( miotic, meovass, c7itlrg, hilrsefoackbobmg Mr a tic wale an b beach, manic, moves and dual palm haw" !s1eepp SY 2201 ATTRACTIVE, (ague mow. 36. carie. SY 2771 (OSIQ SNIGLE won seat. 21. Bram (OSH) SM1�1E memo, long Drbmen hr, ATTACHED. aeractwe. Pl scrnW mW, 30, wY kaon std on the May 24 weekend. we Y were et uit wataiinanl by tin Sy 11N JOSH) EASY-GOING, alledanslle FIIOFEnomAL, angle, wine mom. 36, emjays weeksmdt at shin, whas MwsM BY 1135 HANDSOME, hoawst, wools, Imo. wall g for feaaM for a meaningful re wioaship. SY blade her, katal eyre, amok- w, f0edej w, woo" Carey hair aed eyes. eapys long web, rieovese a5-- abet itr�, brow -oynd, ST, Waking for a relationship wish a tall mob. 27.. SY 2M1 disatet, seeks an attached MmYr for dec" er4moft s, Sr 5671 (O0q Pool when You asked 4 you could try on my Bather vest. peas( wntaaq Elvin male. 55. separMed. 5'1', whaler. steal OOt� �" out a jot rwmlfng moviww, baro" bra black veal*, educated. mow awoYfr, very hwily aiamled, 1175 (OMQ movie• being for a w" wain, 3640, for= seeks few %626, tb1 a ATTRACTIVE. what. Clients= GAY male. 23. looting Jor inn. with no bag holt SY 5M (OMI) dressier enjo%e quest Nnjyb, eahw a5-- wwsre, sm� u11M bffai. 2131, wEa wok oil 6 dye a wall keutwg and a p•oot01e raNatiwehp. a/edoahlr ad umdnstemdrg angle wonI wtbw.r it 23N hay, wapys gest m6b ramerr JacW 'haws, silt w loot same, t t-24, for casual sr Stn JOSH) SINGLE whoa mass. (roes Cnasnr, "elm lemasle. 3015. Pestis is barb. tit. hfwndt, Possble rebkomMi. >M /1M MACKer wws6s. SY 1112 MACK osis very handome, ler a bwnb, Dolor mol raper bM. lin bvw0 awd bMYm" ler SSraamg�M toilers welcome. !Y 2!0ila" FROFEsstoNAL, awWioan and wfi"aw, oatdoara love. ler Bots A"fw gsmermem. a"5- A a s0, Caieandws COUPLE. 3S, title lrw lk eine IN oorpruaesthq. Pieter call (06H) grew cook, levan owdoers, linea Of 1136 WARM, b�nn. d INTELLIGENT (tot al*, and levee emInde wo6 who enjoys the wpm. some. Sr 24M we . oupbs torand sae eine n a Mrs. adv deaeliw a da voion greasing for further SY Sof (Ot11Q ONCE beat ad a Yell dY drvroced, 6'1•, alien mob. 2e., P** wQwh. bmnet asd rti�t Ilan$+ 47 - b�6 tar lawtab ONOE•hawtd, lobe -eyed mob, 2e.. SS•, 1e.0 bs., lbs Mmusb, 49, pedb, Olends, sub orAb. a enjoys dmd% ravel MWAFAiC Ws. loo Sus. bdwg for nub. Mt w his 50's, a smoker aid wind be u5-- mg and it<, 119 and bmg tater I istnasbd m grtkw" b kw ma keMr, WHITE. Chrbtiw lady. S0, imaks sotto gooe sub's Sy X nuesi SY SQt (06!) AD'rEMRx101rs SIW SINGIE, praessanal, Irl feweb. Int restss los 0" 11rr a whileto" wMn Bair Yerasb. sY 1114 tasa1 nibs &AM and bag wefkemdn, being ler bmrb. tvemw"s, big ler a god- IocbM MN, gwwomM M!ly, w" amd bob- oamawrsearwa s w -VK w reline I ba dw flw sur a al ST 231 P" MEPBWff wanes bdw" boars a leader for God. Sr ININ (Opt) 1'ow" ooib. 30's, seeks discreet, shm, Ism egoys Jeopardy. oa- dew Mwb, fain ander, sesta t5- arm tentab, wn or wibeefSICLE while �, M• sibs- 25.32 o, jj girt ler M Yew 49.55. tab a homeet, sang sanitarily. MraNY and loft el ler an attractive mete, 26. an NT UW you" at attractive &% ler wkwale eteomd SY Sept sot. 32.40, fo a morAW dhpadwds and woo who thinks a"w sero, *oft and ober xis bola" for and Ipmg tow wk tonhp. SY 1136 and enjoys l good filings w Ys. SY 22aN aahm SV Zhf MTELLIGENT, children. maw-anoksr, mW& Ia60. PWSNW l see* mwt M GOOOLOONMIG whose seeks. mos mkb meho. Sr SM MALE, 19, Woking Mr aawa. when Harry MN SONY sub a groat 0 a is. sY 11112 a swgfo. !' bmab, Baal PM ai f0311) SC LE will web, 21, Jr. 250 (Opi) NOEPEtMENT wewm, atria. attractive blonds. 49, S'3'. ao rhti ma, giant. ability b have a good lima. Sr 2211(000 40, wishes b MGM somrome who enjoys dancing, travel, 36. Sl t'. bolwg br mob un- pin ler dscwb emcowdw. days 19-25. Iw CawW OMmunews. STSM waetwd, allttaetivw and aarrg have am dpombM sr ba, wajoy NoMk waifs Md bows, bin" web and aemley very attraclno while famde 41, wry 16 head Myays IMOMI, social dwaYsr, enjoys WMylr, nM, Aw"i FEMALE. 19, 53. 115 be... loins has. loom "hoed racrg, pbyrg omM ST no PabmMW �• 29, fit. bills 1� nwwic bawag W5- nevi!, whit young now. dancing and lib rout- OM cove" drives, seeks mob, pom"yed, moist swtsndy sbdew, being kr a Pool, a good movie, rtdtn" a asmooaetwr CLEAMCl/T, m=Ww, tngh, eyes. thiel. brown hair sad ttitty soaso ei Mewrr, - TALL. adtraeYvm rhino wain 32. Jfmid, loyal lsmwis 2S3Z taMt acini iabr ler doors beim" la bismaMAiP 3(146 sr?i 50.. for a bmg Min relaiefr is web, ti 2s. no Asad �wss ad awl ttiww"s wwidaim" tho Jay's sr ?Ma whits naab, 40 years yew" s t'. tett ba, sotto" bmrb. sees ane >sd1 Car eg 1nob, oWkw#bys4 wild OWA96 bell ler h1 bk** osis Ww wY6msM. sY 1136 wMa s ails TRUE like, byal be. sass d skip, sub easygoifq disk- bmab and lowest. SY 2317 wM eahrassd gssb b Ms, iojr eel byal kiln b ppsMHql it. ler dettset abrwam 4aooat- 2639 rule CMiI1laff g and i~ V oat bMe--wyed bwab. we. Pit"* ale mob" for moil, who wljsys ashen apwar whits. main swobr. 22.95, ler HONEST ane trig wdis, 33, bewow, 50, Sir. 160 los.. loner. 10" and hew hint sr 2S1t mns6um build, simple wow. news W& sr 560 i Y and bin" drives. it '"M1eM Oma chid slay. 55- a sparalfd dsdln IawarMa for widow, awoke. anwel TIME, It, s't', imde ENtiLMIH naw i oldtefwg n being b. mob, Zi3a. S'10'- VERY a5- gy w.5-, 27, (dolt 1116 loving Mos gamN eNoya ,- I omsie, boob" Pendent. probssionsl, whit Labe America, mob" kind, 6r wad walk oat, but bait, attractive web, 1630. looks nsl K 25, awgh, tathdf bmfalf /b2f, lar Sam17 E, Mown bas 31bw Ill gwsoedvios. Ytims boltig fw the arms w wwg I�w � I�msla Pr rdr. w"� bwAb.nk4irof4�nolr�r 23" aroosum want sY a convenall remwma. esu hiwMy. enjoy wast *oft and and; i a% very mrd no sr SM ( 1 ImrtdMP, Pnssbb fsYYwadjq k objg MwmM and wwmogasesw, Ma ao spfrisl khdy. sr 1136 sY 307 Mack wows tslsreig weehwab st lot eoft9k nakmg t K lernab, empbywd, ars. taw b oatdsws Rea nwifrponasl GAr rill sob washing arta, )� , for htfawsly asd swodfi h. SY 1 tM M women. !°ri >qs e�1�ys ale asafkig a aceta ad aba *m aingts, female. 30's, seek' warty somcbe. R non essYar, 3545. sY 250 airy apar6bd Abr• eels, would On b asst swaw (pinta no Sr a1M WS A REEFER. ckeawinees and disuotios ��' NEW to hbnb e" 5W� � pats . • . wh b temab. 24-54. and &* m6b. 20.5'IO . 1170 los., gombmam Iw frisndfhip. SY CAW, o 1pft sunt eal� hood. arimg, dkm*osab tall. skin. good-looking, bkwde, pfd- iabwsbd assumed and impeded, sY SM pN� =MY 32 a c ( ) i amd (saver wMc PROFESEWNAL fewab, A�ws skstl" dim*"' Ywra4 roof 0"4414sY tion6l w mssrg Ir Mast is dwm gay nob, 47, bol- Os b dew, eM q i every �klfbb b, FULL-FHMED img lir deawst Comm tnoofarEMIR angle saw m. g_ bdjl 1176aIOMA _Pwbnrd arst a iowrr ft would noel asinofraand cialtaget woman. emjg s (Hours nadrel, "w in d AdSy SM el000bftk ve !ATU�Esj*inJJjjW seajino�iafigdsa> dfpwtadwMs, eay-goi" wd 21,90.sY GOOOLOOIMIf; ---r-weal tiei+mos wile a 119 Camra. h -W ad a lu► bvwp gfAf iNa(aa romwbe limos, looking for an. caws. sr 2q2 lisMlawan ba not pad, 40, w.511', 170 In., w Owls ottdoow mal!. 35, wjoys dining out. who loves Maar him I , 'I ratan. SY 23if J06H) sowranw compatible. 40-50, uL St, nab law it to coL- el encounitn, diwcntam M^y. weds 0- ft - live emit and Qat www"a at drrae" going to movie pu- and SWAM*y NO a must. SY ACTIVE, 46, divorced, shm. non -shaker. social c nnker, expected and awawd Sr STN C19 - b 30�my awtfy bases. aT 1119 ig, bowling and Shooing Pool 221' ST. eras el lwrnor, -WEV employed and romantic. sr ppb 4Seeks r Iris p is b g �l� wwksa9 slip lily with Sinnilsr EASYGOING down-to-earth. a 4N gwnlsateaaa who is sown. 2112 HONEST, bh do mob, fe"s. 9, By 11tf EDUCATED, professionw, ilrasb Ir ------skip, PuaLY Sao, while fwnesb, probers► honest and knows what he CAREER oriented lenab. 26. Inamdsohee, titan, for toting ("leR" GENTLEMAN, 45, tale, swore, s wY (� �, win and tb�' non- jnyhgd*. Sr 1002 JOSH) MTMM al, 30, enjoys spots, music. oasts 1650. SY =11 (M) haYies, to oaaldoars and �. INDEPENDENT tidy attoctiw, hen -loving, oagowgi. CMistin, sub bar spall. Ie outdoors SOME bdP I°es. for seeds straight females. 40-50. Tor aHeetbnwi and ncouniire lwfeal* lar decltsM eaneourtert. lovas �, collars, god --iafnda, talks, smdw, nomdidor, with mowl vary active. S5, 5'S', enjoys setlt mob ifourtepan, 2635, mid50's, world Yes b meet Sn- and long walks with dog. hw4W* ad outings. SY 3217 SY 6720 JOSH) lots d music r- values and no dependents, cycling, good conversation, 1w hin, krndshq and postale core gentleman, non-smoker, la>lang to Ch ist is indell PROFESSIONAL Wada to . NEED a change? Are you acts 01 lundtess. Loold someone would Mo b rr" �, �M, social drinker, good music, rebkonshp. BY 227S 55 -vary SO'$, let's chat. SY HELP. My Mommy a driving 2351(OWQ deal mal*, 26.31, with same for hendMaq seeking professional black unhappy? Need to be heated to laugh with. SY with ssn7ar qualities. BY 1121 ) seeing deny tidy, aral*laawt and lovable, 5'2'-5'5-, 115 flan me crazy. She takes me to ATTRACTIVE, slim, outgoing. witereaa, and Poe- sible relationship. SY 2393 mob, far friendship. SY 3219 A refined, webedueyed Wily, use a qu nn? 190. than cad this 300h. VERY) V considerate, M/TELLIfiENT and edsctic nn 145 los., 48 5(, possible role- moYits. Me beach, park and energetic, single parent. Za, (OSH) wxbw, kit lab f10's lie merle, pssmusis mets, who s in search el a sensual rhde w-sdand 9 wring, prole leianelZs, enjoys sports, mleie, flit'out- gin IOW, 31, enjoys good oar • alwmo--Yw ""a'c � Sr 1116 JOSH) R bbd, slate, 52. mar, titlaaggarnang (I feted a Moak) lows Me outu0oow, stwlsg an Shia tun, has a sense of estabisletd, attraciw, physical- EYALE, 41, a--rwctd stab a inn -Smoking mal* companion teen, Yavefrag re dein el marriage, Seeks gentleman tamale, 2635. for mhmatt eniooamr--s, no nils alert Sr d0ots. Seeks aeractivw, while femmak. 2630, fw eoNagf tlohmlYy, wiMw b meal a boob wile Sirnisr iettrwsb, smoker. slob Owing, honest. humour, 26, tall and allracbm. ly lit, honest, non-smoking giving. Sin, seracthn, pro-- SM feeds a 25Q f o heefndahq Irst for laetng rebtionahp, enjoys pa k� Cut- oowpanion Cal. ors moot fa 5726 JOSH) COUPLE, 33 and 48, looking p 2535, for hiendehip, possible Sinal, mdalpendent, Pod low I0b19ur• 25.35 SY 4210 SYb. etWbo6n home 9s pUTGO1N�saneOO) m good tar fernab for fun encounters, mens o reooy�� mak' Ajax/Pidtw:•eg Mows AidvsAae. 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' DOUG .60 TAYLOR** • 831-3300 Rf�MP�Ca cl.e'r AN brick detached hu plow Two fou -piece baths 2 bedroom in•bw suite St _ Private separate entrance a S -U -P -E -R -B location C! id-sak mature area �" Fully tented• Many upgrades _ =e FOR THE RED HOT DETAILS CALL DAVID BEATON* RV/yI 1C- w0 4 R .MPC. 4 FIRST PL'W"'" u = '•Am ocisM Brolrs "MmMrDOW Ll yxy QUALITY UW_ LTD. RLTR. 19051 683-2992 yr New listing v' Detached brick bungalow J Sank Ape v` Beautifully renovaled v Central air J "w apartment yr 50x1s0• lot J Pried to MR CALL DAVE MCLEAN* 619-9500 61RAVINE LOT' ' Simply ..... stutningl! • Premium lot BleadW oak hardwood Moors 4 walkouts Co" air F ' Custom deck_ • 5 Finialted boom artt ` ' Prime Pickering location N • A must see!!! ' DOUG .60 TAYLOR** • 831-3300 Rf�MP�Ca cl.e'r tin RFrv�t�c�First Will Get =1 ,awl% � t ♦ �� � 1 T�7�7171'�� cI / ' ■ IAL ORAL 1`1' 0'0.' ■. ■ 1■■ =1 ki U I 1 LLIJ:: * We Will Sell Your House in 90 Days or Pay 50U If 44.3°% Pickering/Ajax (TREB - M.L.S. Listings Sold) M; : 40 March, 1995 30 5249,900!! 0H WHAT A FEELING BEING A LANDLORD •'5198,900` Unique & captivating 2,900 sq. ft. design, mainFeatures floor den, studio loft, hardwood floors, gas • Walkout in-law suite • Approx. 2,077 sq. tt fireplace, triple garage. walkout basement on a • 4 bdrms.. 4 washrooms • Main ffr. fam.Aaund. rms. 20 • 60 ft. wide lot. Cent. air/elect. cleaner • Fantastic view of CN tower • 7.75% assumable mortgage 12.6% 10 b 4.8% 4.2x 3.6% 1.8% 15.09 r 0 a v CD � Y N 0 A a I FOUND IT! ALL FOR.. STROLL THE LAKESHORE - IN S. AJAX!:! °D E •$172,500• '$169,900' 07 �• 0 - tnckudes k,ck,des C N 0 0 • W/o bsrnt - future in-law • Lge bdin .. walk-incloset • 4 bedrooms - Hardwood floors G) cc m `p O •3 wsrrms - 4 -pc. en suite • Main Or. tam. rm.. fp • Great kids back yard • Sate tanvly area N U Z cc t� cc I - Bnght !am sze tut . wlo to Large deck • Cent air. cent. vac • Walk to schools Darks. conservation area '1! e 117 " THE PLACE TO BE NORTH PICKERING! $144,900 S154.900 BY THE ROUGE... •$279,900' Greet 3 Bedroom! Situated on a large lot. Freshly Freta* Painlad 3 Bedroom! High efficiency furnace. Located on a premium ravine lot backing on to babbling Amazing panted. Upgraded broadloom. New windows, patio Upgraded broadloom Finished basement Roof is 3 brook. this 4 bdrm. design is sit" sturumg Custom - Coughlan txuitt horse •'Spruce' model approx 2.985 sq. R. door 8 pont deck. Finished bsmt. with 3 -pc. bath. Cal years old. Back yard shed. Call today. 8313300. deck, wrought "iron fence, finished basement, ceramics, • 9 o Ings - Double oax staircase Now, 831-3300 hardwood, 4 wto's and more ... Offered at $259,900. • Hardwoo6ceramic Ors • Frena odors • Tk%el ctuamy i $206,900 'POWER OF SALE' $135,000 NATURE LOVER Gorgeous 4 bedroom home located on a quiet $109,900 - Great south Ajax location Wilh a surrey south Freehold attached home in great condition! Only Walk or jog to lake, parks or Duffin Creek from crescent. Open concept kitchen, w/o basement, cent el facing yard. The large eat -in kit has a waliout 10 a large 3 yrs. okf! Occupancy immediate! Move & enjoy this spacious & stunning 2 bdrm. condo. air, central vac., fireplace, close to schools, shops & deck The spamus home has 3 bdi ns. and 3 the gardens for the summer! Indudes: 4 -pc. en suite, cosy fp., 5 appliances, 2 transit. behooms and a large recreation m. with a buil-in wet bar. N this on a child sate court car parking, indoor pool. Just $104,900. _tttrrtr . ir- 1 3 BEDROOM BEAUTY $183,900 $229600 $182,900 Spacious & immaculate 3 bdrm. with en suite Beautiful home backing on to greenbelt, grey brick John Boddy construction. 3 bdrms., 20' master + en Ajax. Upgraded 2,000 sq. ft. + totally finished bath, laundry & storage + central air and security. exterior with while trim, spacious layout, lots of ceramic, suite bath. 19' family rm. with fireplace, large dk bright bsrrd. Total 5 bdrms., main fir. fam. rm. & laundry Well maintained, mostly adult bldg. with access to garage. Professionally frahed basement. separate living rm., main floor laundry. Basement 75% nn. 18' kit. & walkout, 4 baths, extensive unobstructed view of lake. $112,388. Shows well. landscaping &interlocking work. Many extras induded. RF/,, M FIRST Realty Ltd. -1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering�� 'f 0 U 1+F_2,07�",ak.j IB DW L i MOVING SYSTEMS ovin 9 1 16 A- ■ $-5 I0000_1111"00m, , I You' rc 14' I GUARANTEED Ali r ++1 MOVING S143,900 Try $7,000 down, balance at approx. $1,052 monthly John Boddy "Speciar, Sprucebrook. Customize P.I. for 3 years. 3 bdmns., 4 level backsplit. 14' kitchen, upper floor area, unique sidesplit, open concept. 23' recreation rm. + 4th bdrm. & 2nd Kitchen & Walkout to custom deck. Shows to perfection. HOTLINE bathroom in bsmt. Appliances & more included PICKERING 831-3300 � 1 AJAX 6,86=3330 ONLY $1198,500 S1 59,900! TORONTO 798=7288 lnyround pod! 160 n. for Move in anytime to this well kept all brick 5 bdmn. • 4 bedrooms! 2 baths' home. Main floor family & fireplace. main floor laundry • Eat -in kitchen' 2 walkouts' 2 1/2 baths. Closing 2 to 6 months. Please call todao • Finished basement' , S13S,900 52ub, 900 FIRST-TIME BUYERS DREAM DESIRABLE FOX HOLLOW Three large bedrooms' Stunning all brick 4 bedroom Approx. 1,500 sq. ft., newer 2 storey with finished Beautifully landscaped & ~arta reC crrvate Bright eat -in kitchen' Large eat -in kitchen. lots of cupboards bsmt., 1 1/2 baths and large count kitchen. wester) yard. Large K ?cne^ walkout 'o arc 2 ' Court loca0on' 2 baths' Sunken liv. rm., man floor family rtn. 9 country Y Y 9 Y Walkout to 2 -tiered neck' Sit" area in master . full en suite Minutes to 401. $134,900. 4 -piece. 1 2 -piece was :ccs s ac_;cus `a— �� Central au cond., double car garage. fenced yard room with `irepiace - a 3'9- JCS' s 110 • PICKERING VILLAGE $174,800 5159,800 S182,800 Fabukrus open amicept Nving in popular complex near Gorgeous upgraded home on a quiet crescent fronting Open concept 3 bdrm. on a beautifully Country retreat in town:! Unqiue 3 bdkm. bungalow on a schools & parks, ed -in kitchen, walkout to private yard on greenbelt. 3 full baths including master en suite, landscaped lot! Big, bright kitchen, party -size reC 66095' lot. Custom woodwork & ceramics throughout, New recreation room. Immaculate condition. $112,900. main floor family room with fireplace, bright family size nn. With fireplace & pine wainscotting, cent. air 2 skylights, bay window, cathedral ceilings & more. kitchen. Cal today!! toou Walkout to a tree -shaped deck & gazebo!. c..i. $224,500 OPEN CONCEPT BEAUTY FANTASTIC! BETTER THAN NEW Quiet court location in Pickering. Marty features Desirable crescent location, 2 custom fireplaces, ' Renovated top to bottom! Lovely 3 bdrm. on quiet cres., sunken tam. rm. off including gourmet island-cotmter lat. with lleonda full master an suite, interlock double driveway ' Newer almond kitchen! Eat -in! newly renovated kit., parquet flooring - custom deck, ceiling, row broadloom and paint. This approx. and more. Sits on a premium 147 ft. deep lot & Newer carpet & flooring! large lot, aboveground pool, great financing. Call 2,700 sq. it. home is a bargainff within walking distance to all amenities. Remodeled bathrooms! Pedestal sink! your RelMax duty agent - 831-3300. As little as $6,500 down O.A.C. For a complete information package on the above homes or to book a showing, call �s at 831-3300 and start packing. * PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT FOR MORE DETAILS Opening This article is provided by local Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the benefit of consumers in the real estate market There's more to opening up your cottage than unlocking the doors, hauling your hammock out of storage and settling in for summer. For a successful season, be well prepared to deal with the many chores and tasks that a winter of a disuse can leave in its wake. When you first arrive at your cottage. take a good look around for signs of exterior damage caused by falling tree limbs, for example. Does it look like uninvited visitors have been there before you? If you think you've been robbed. check out the cottage to see what, if anything is missing before you call police. You're far more likely to discover. however, that the unwanted visitor are of the winged or four -footed variety. Porcupines will happily eat their way through plastic water pipes, and a squirrel family can set up home in the stuffing of your couch in no time. You'll smell the mice before you ever see them. Make the cottage clean-up a family affair, from scrubbing the outhouse to spraying for bugs. If everyone makes a note of what needs renewing or replacing. you'll overlook very little. Befixr you set up house m a wooden building surrounded by trees, make sure you have enough smoke detectors in working order for the size of your place. The corsage is probably far more flammable then your regular home. so check the deem—T< regularlyand keep a good supply of replacement batteries on hand throughout the suanmer. Faulty wiring, hot coals from the fireplace and stove -top blazes are all hazards you should be well prepared to cope with. Fire extinguishers that can douse wood, electrical and oil and grease fires are essential for peace of mind. Don't under estimate the power of plenty of old- fashioned buckets if you're living by a the lake to keep the swimming good and lake, and a hose fixed to a water source is a unwanted underwater plant life at bay. good idea. Arrival time is the ideal time to Clean leaves out of eavestroughs and any practise a family drill. other spot they might have accumulated. For chimney fires, you can buy chemical D( -mit even consider letting anyone swim in sticks that eat up oxygen when the draft is the lake or take a boat out until all safety riles closed, but it makes sense to start the have been reviewed and agreed uptxn by every season off with a clean. safe chimney. family member. Check the state of repair of all Check to make sure animals or birds lifesaving equipment, from ropes to life jackets. haven't managed to move the cap you put and see what needs to be replaced on the chimney in the fall and taken up It's also a good idea to write up residence there, then use whatever method instructions on how, everything works and suits you best to clean soot and creosote where it can be found. for the benefit of build up from the chimney. future guests. This is the kind of task that's Don't arrive without a first aid kit well less likely to get done as time goes on. stocked for any small emergency you may How's your emergency lighting supply? have to deal with. At some time or another A couple of oil lamps will always come in you'll probably have to deal with the likes handy, or you can use the more convenient of insect stings. scrapes, overexposure to but costlier pressure-type lanterns. sun and close encounters with plants like Your arrival at the cottage is the best poison ivy. It's a good idea to completely time to check out everything and anything clear any obvious patches of the kind of you can think of. Make a list of the tasks irritant than will interfere with your fun and repairs that will be necessary in the when you first arrive. coming months. and a rough plan of when Your cottage's "get -away -from -it -all" you'll do what. location means you should find out in Dote the tools and supplies you'll need. and advance about emergency services - where don't count on always being able to buy them they're located. how you' 11 get there. or loca:ly. -Alyn the summer rush is on, you might how they'll get to you. have a hard am ttnding the simplest gadget Don't forget to check out local medical help When it comes to checking the for vtxu pet ax>. Mi. N. uitn air re-sponsible fix mechanics of the cottage, look for signs of deadly heartworm in Jags so have your vet put leaks or freezing before you turn on the him on preventive medi-cation to pnxect him water pumps. Turn on the electricity and brlmr you leave home. check all your appliances. If you've used Sound window screens are essential if your oven to hide bits and pieces from you don't want to be bothered by bugs and rodents, remember to remove them all blacktlles. Spare materials brought from before you turn it on. home can be used to make minor repairs. If you're still living with an outhouse, Your first trip is a good time to rake up spray it well with bug killers and scrub it fallen leaves and other dead matter that inside and out. An ideal outhouse is bug might smother wild flowers. If you're on a tight. with no gaps between boards and beach. rake leaves off the sandy bottom of screens over openings and the vent pipe. Aluminum and Vinyl Siding This article is provided by local Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the benefit of consumers in the real estate market You've decided on siding for your home, and want the convenience of a low -maintenance material coupled with a choice of textures, styles and colours. If that's narrowed your options down to vinyl or aluminum, here's a look at the characteristics of the two materials. Aluminum has been a building - material staple for years, and once covered an estimated 10 percent of North American homes. That figure's dropped considerably today, with much of what would once have been covered in aluminum now clad in the newer vinyl siding. Today you can buy vinyl and aluminum siding in a variety of widths, designs, textures and colours. Horizontal or vertical, the choice is yours. Vinyl siding, particularly, can match just about all architectural styles. Historic homes have been clad completely in vinyl right down to fine decorative vinyl mouldings, and have managed to keep their period look intact. Both aluminum and vinyl are applied in much the same way, and both are available with insulated backing, or designed to take drop- in panels of insulation. Because aluminum is a poor insulator, it's often put up over rigid insulation. Patterns on vinyl may be shallower than on aluminum, but the two aluminum, but aluminum is finishes do look similar. fireproof. Vinyl is more flexible than Cleaning vinyl can be aluminum. and therefore easier to accomplished with soap and water. work with, but both take lots of It maintains that "new" look for cutting and fitting for a first-class years. More work is necessary to job. If vinyl's put on an improperly spruce up aluminum, which can prepared wall, unevenness may fall victim to fading and, in some show through more than with climates, chalking. This is what aluminum, and incorrect fitting happens when paint sheds pigment (vinyl expands and contracts with and leaves behind a fine power. In exposure to temperature extremes) excessive cases the siding the paint can make it snap under a sharp is supposed to protect can be left blow. Or it can buckle, which can exposed. also happen to aluminum in the If aluminum siding sits above heat of the summer sun. bricks, chalking can leave streaks. While vinyl won't take bumps A strong solution of hot water and and knocks well in extremely cold dish detergent mixed with elbow weather, it does have a high grease should get rid of them. resistance to dents. Because colour If you're having a tough time runs through the whole panel, deciding between aluminum and chipping is not a problem, but vinyl siding, keep your eyes open some colours may be prone to when you're out and about in t he fading more than others. neighborhood. If a particular house The colour of aluminum siding finish catches your eye, it's worth comes from enamel that's baked on talking with the home owners to at a factory. This finish can chip find out particulars like what and peel if the siding is dented, material was used, was it which can happen far more easily professionally installed or a do -it - with metal than with plastic if a yourself job, and how happy are stray baseball or even a heavy they with the results. hailstorm comes aluminum's way. And talk to professional siding Scratches too can be a problem, but suppliers and installers to learn as like vinyl, aluminum siding panels much as possible about the can be removed and replaced products you're considering without too much trouble. buying. There's less wind noise transmitted with vinyl than with THOUSANDS OF IWROVEMENTS WhAby backsplit, newer windows, root, bath- room with Jacuzzi main floor den, gas fpk Immaculate great area $161,500. Joe Hawco, 668-3800. JOE HAWKO Saks Raorosentative W//NW &WIT *M1" mwn im. run.. JUST LISTED! WILL NOT LAST! AJAX Central air, central vac, double garage, land- scaped, fenced, 2 4 -pc. & 1 2 -pc. baths. Spot- less in desireable northwest Ajax. Asking $169,850. Joe Hawcoe, if Ir ' •llE It � x 31f >< llE ;�y�r' X111► ; e■ � '�Arllri►,, 1258 BARNIVOW SOUARE, PIMERING PARADISE! AN the kmines at ym door Pod, troy rm wfi ro iarp Party nn with bar Playroom. 4 btrrns . do rot with teicn doors Just a great Oacel As" pray f236.500 BRIAN PHILIP 428-3100. ASIONG $148,500 Lot 100 X 212'. Family, rm., 3 bdrms., sohool bus at door. Directions: 115 north to Millbrook, west on County Rd. 10 to 11th line, turn south 1 block. Follow signs. Village of Ida or call THERESA ERVNE 42831x RMR REAL ESTATE, 427-38104 TRICIA ROMANCE CHARM 2 1.2 storey home on mature street boasts 3 bdrms. plus finished loft hugs formal Imng 8 din. ems. with ook, bnghi kit, new gas heat, updated electrics. Can today Gary Peck 831-7677, 427- GARYPECK' 8677. SETTLE YOUR FAIRLY ON A DUET CRES! Be dose to al Yruerbes in tis lovely al bride home vkdl lemes inn it tam. rm, huge in rec rm, wth Ireplice tont endos re and tandem gauge. Noteu The rm. loot is carlaete - %squedut and no support pits n rec. rot Cal `YN W000" TERRIFIC! Whal more could you want! ' End unit L*WW kitchen ' Rec room walktwt to w polio gautden ' 3 bedrooms • 2 baths • To deer - EWa Lamcque 428-7677. ELVIRA LAR000UE• DESMA13LE PKXERM VILLAGE Al bn* sidq* has had tha,c & sywlt an upp du 3t2 beiloor, 2 wdaft to decks 2 M/ lids anomies padwtc. Cane see it t* Ztake far n s girds$ Gary Peds 831- 7ti77 NRS ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE AJAX PICKERING 11428-7677 _ (9051831-7677 DO YOU WANT...? A super Ajax location? A newer fully a detached home? A roman step-up tub & separate shower in the en suite? A cozy fireplace in the main floor family GROUP room? Ceramics? Air? Finished o MIKE basement? Interlock & a deck? FOR 3 watherine ONLY $164,900? HURRY! CALL LYNCH* CATHY TODAY AT 619-95001 IDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER ,.. _ a 831-9500 BARBECUE IN STYLE 619-9500 WOULD YOU UKE... . HERITAGE REALTY LTD. Immaculate, 4 bedrooms, roman tub, family room with fireplace, huge kitchen, liv. ' w AJAX PICKERING rrnJdin. rm. combo, spiral staircase, prd. rnished walkout basement, workshop, To buy or sell? Call Cathy McGill today for your free home < large fenced yard, satellite dish, cent. air, cent. vac & more on a 50 ft. lot. Call Mike evaluation & information on all available properties in W, 19-9500 831-9500 Lynch (905) 831.9500. Durham! z c.: 4 y E. DETACHED SIDESPLIT IN-LAW POTENTIAL = STEVE $139,900 $137,500 LAURA Detached 3 bdnn. Det. 3 bdrm. fin. top to LASZLO* sidesplit, great curb bottom. sep. ent. to MARKS l _ appeal, comes with all bsmt., 2 more bdrms., t 619-9500 appliances, att. garage, bath and fp. for your n- 619-9500 STOP, CIRCLE. CALL! h = mature nicety treed laws. Cal Steve Laszlo*, $119.000 - Semi-detached home with a large back yard. eat-in kitchen. fenced yard. Great area. 619-9500. nicely decorated, located across from park - great value Why rent? Laura Steve Laszb, 619-9500. Marks, 619-9500. WANTED - 1;0s, _ THIS HOME'S THE ONE � PURCHASERS That makes you feel like you're really' home. The warm open concepts and Looking to buy or sell houses gas fp. make entertaining a delight. •--=— ,,�► Enjoy this summer in your private apartments. fenced and professionally landscaped RON Numerous houses available. SUSAN VINCENT* { ►YLE yard. Priced to sell at $204,900. Call MA RON with basement For more information just call HORN* Kyle Einhom for your private showing, 619-9500 619-9500 CHILD-SAFE COURT! 831.9500. Ron Matthews at 619-9500. Great Wh4by location! 3 spacious bedrooms. 3 bathrooms plus oversized 9-9500 lot and custom 2-tier deck. Partly-finished bsmt. too! Great value! Cal Susan Vincent, 619-9500. GELA _ - BARBARA ROBERT eACKS ON TO CONSERVATION!!! PRESTON SIXSMITH* =MANN* Gorgeous 2,400 sq. ft. exekxr6ve home in prestigious south Ajax. Beautiful upgrades, very 11S) private back yard. Home of dis6,cbon! CGA WA'Clt our rrs LOADED! 831-95M -9500 CALL ANOQA FOR MORE DETAILS 619-9500 1,850 sq. fL hone in popular westner He"! Features ONLY $7,425 DOWN. IN-LAW AVARTMEtrr. inckide: huge rec/games m,.; mn_ fir. laundry & tarn. rms.; 3 bedroom semi-bungalow with separate entrance basement apt.! Rented for 416-281 -95M ceramic $bong &upgraded carpet extensive ntenodk &gardens &pond cera air $65&mm h. Why rent? Backs on to greenbelt and carry Wire rent with apt income! Card- vac.; double gar.; huge master sine with his & has cbsets & 41= an sule 2 dchers, 2 4-pc. bathrooms n gest Pickering button Cal Robert Sow* b +++. Cal Barb PresW view (905) 831.9500. SUTTON GROUP OPEN HOUSES AT THE EAST HAMPTONS ,r SUNDAY, JUNE 4TH9 2-4 P.M. 19 2 & 3 BEDROOMS FROM s7 9, 900 to =123,500 Come see us Sunday & take your pick of these super modem condos in one of the nicest lakefront locations in Ajax. 7 units will be openGMT Xffm" g `, BeauarWW Wdispe wh W* rook for your inspection. A classy complex backing on saey have n Glerdele, addition "wed n a k>FrK wwo Carr$. to conservation lands - steps from the lake and mi�ii�"= iprivate beds yeA seine, CathedralCv9s,tfDwoult 9°rg =miles and miles of parkland ASA Noor Fon Come buy a lifestyle - no snow to shovel, no 41sWTA"1-taAT row otTALfi AT grass to cut, no hassle living! nth tennis courts, 41648140M pool, sauna, hot tub, party room, barbecue pit SU77 M GROUP 01110110A and more. Come to 191, 193 & 195 Lake Driveway in Ajax or call Pat, Tom, Jo-Anne or Chantal at 619-9500. ON ONG* 3.990 _ A,srRlTOrMM � I CHANTAL JO-ANNE TOM PAT g,►geo,� borne loaded with aN halo and sa Mriatlea. telo from D NO & gezft overlooking ft W" pool Brand neo► ho FAA> m;" W ;,D° ;C40• DOWNEY* LOYSr AITKENHEAD* CLARK* a GOODBYE LANDLORD! Only $7,50000 if qualified 8 $1,12500 per month - 3 bedrooms, fireplace, attached garage. Finally a home of your own in Uxbridge. Call John Pollard, Sales Representative 905-477-0011, _ 14X)0-518-6505 or 905-640-3131. 0*. Re/Max All -Stars Realty Inc. THE C K Is ERTI ■ AT 3 pu� "-,A COMI NEW CHOICE Ldity _M E M B E R� B R�K E R _ICRL, LiROOKI-I OPEN HOUSE, SUN., JUNE 4,1-4 P.M. 17 ROSMAR • Beautiful Setting • lwgrornd pool • 3 bdrw., 2 baths • Fiw. bma.lstonc fp. Call Judy Stater••*, 837-1154. SOUTH AJAX LOCATION Bright - sumty concept, 3+2. sep. int, fans. dt fp., fate. size kit, 3 baths + bsmt both phunbing done. Call Raul Casino*, 837-1054. 12 % 0 COMMISSION RATE... I 10111A BO)DDI" s GABLETON • Just listed - Walkout basement do fere. • Premium "BIG" lot • 4 bdrms.. 3 baths Tivo decks Call Judy Stacee"••, 837-1154. T VICTORIA PK. BSMT. APT. Bungalow, 3+2, 2 kits., doubk gar., hrdwd flys., long driveway. Perfect supplementary income. Call Real Casinos, 837- 1054. I HAD TO TRY MinCom � *$29250 � �{ EZRA &BARB SPRAY 7 PINEMORE 0 PET77( OATId CLOSE TO 401 CREEK PARK AND `GO' We% of Lake Ontario. Glass Superb 3 Mrm with en wan in basement withsuite. Located on park with walkout. Open concept livfire. w/o bsnu. large deck offrm., skylight. Pickering. Calfbright farorm. Aja - Cell Garry Free-*•, 837-1054Garry Free***, 837-1054. di NOT A MISPRINT! COUGHLAN %brth Snore than a drive BEAUTY by! 66x165' treed lot 3 Located on Wlldwood Cres. bdrm. bang., skylights, 3 bdrms., CVAG fenced yid.• renov. kit- Mexican tile, apps d 1� sq. partly 1A; pool, shed walk to Jug Marina dt Frenchman's rm. withba window fp. wont disappointed �, Can Lois Tatompsons! 837.1054 C 837-1054. Tkompson REDUCED - BEAUTIFUL 16X32'POOL! LARGE BUNG.- DESIGNER'S SUPER VALUE! Spectacu&ar back yard with LARGE LOT!! CHOICE *ry tyaciwn 3 bdrm howl that becks d cabana. 71tis home is keys iatwacalate. [neared on a has new 314" hardwood firs. 'Huge master wAvalkout!! Better than new in � quiet court backing on to Fin. bsmt. Knew brdlm. d 4 s � new brdbn. Bsmt. is , owe... Up do dawn! Gorgeous wooded area Mager bdrw has !etersHe f rm fireplace. Modern, fresh freehold Absolutely loaded. sa smile bats, fors of cerank had d decor throughout. Call bswt. is fna w�hwer bar Leu Mnw has fp. do 9 12 ft. ceiling. BEr"M X SnUk** 837- New listing. Cell Bariarut 18,000 AMM GR w• Cell Raw Arg,n*, 837 -IOU l� X Smit " 837-1051 83710M. *02 OFFICE$ IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO AND GROWING"._ 'S" Paprow"vw "AaeccIas Broker On Sunday, June 4, 1995 This Fine Home Will Be Sold To The Highest Bidder* j 14 Millington Crescent, Ajax - Located on a quiet crescent in Westney Heights - Open concept design approximately 1550 sq. fL plus a fully finished basement - Vaulted ceilings - Graceful circular stair- way to the upper and lower levels - Dramatic mirror wall and fireplace in living room - Separate dining room - Sliding glass walk- out from the eat -in kitchen to a large deck - Three bedrooms — spacious master with bay window and full ensuite - Two full bathrooms and main floor powder room Fully finished basement with rec room, laundry room and hobby/utility room or fourth bedroom - Irregular shaped lot with 46 feet frontage and 140' depth . Open House between 1:00 and 5-00 pm. Saturday, Jane 3rd and Sunday, June 4th. On the evening of Sunday, June 4th all bids will be received and the one with the best price and terms will be accepted • In the event that no bid exceeds the reserve bid shown below, the reserve bid may be deemed to be the highest bid - The Vendor reserves the right to decline any offer containing terms and/or conditions that are unacceptable to him - A full description of the sale procedure and the property will be available at the Open House - If you would like any information about the property or the process under which it is being sold, prior to the Open House, call: Fraser Bach FRI CRB, Broker Select/Plan Real Estate Inc. Realtor* (90S) 686-2141 Offered for sale subject to a reserved bid of: $16495000 by SekclVPfan Real Estate Inc. Reattorg (905) 686-2141 A Professional RVOW Who Cares... Patricia Reaburn, R.R.S. Saler Representative GARAGE SALE P1�S* June 3 (Rain Date- June 4th) 9f�Ij_. WICKENS, HUNTER & ALL THE COURTS GET THE BARGAINS OF THE YEAR For more info: Contact Patricia X Reaburn at 683-2991 RV.MW QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. i±"'� REALTY WORLD CHAMPAGNE SER While maintaining our excellence in service PL Full MLS Service - International Recognition R�-� WORLD - Unique Marketing Concept EASE" VICE US 'm - T1/ Advertising East Real Estate Ltd. - Real Scope Kiosk Display 1099 Kingston Road, Pickering - Local Advertising Pickering 905-831-6000 - Professional Sales Representatives Whitby 905.428-6000 - Home Warranty -Job Loss Mortgage Insurance Toronto 416-724-9494 "Please ,ail for anointment for further details" NOW OFFERS A rr AGENTS ON CALL 24 HOURS A DAY .o NO WM THE UV=111 "5164,500!!r 1t1� ' - Huge fireplace n iivitg Walk lo Petticoat Geek. 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