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News Tory budget figures questioned The pro-,incial deficit may he down, but figures in Tuesday's provin- cial budget are "a little hit disturbing" to an accountant who's "not RX) per cent convinced spending is under con- trol". The Ontario deficit will he about $7.5 billion this year, $710 million less than expected. But. "What's a little hit disturbing is we got a break" with an improve- ment in the economy that helped drive the deficit down. John Williams of Deloitte and Touche said during a post -budget breakfast hosted by the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade Wednesda,, at Regalis Restaurant. See ECKER/page 2 [HE TG` ; iC erinR 0 to4of A 4Q i�a X UX k -Y %*M� 0l-)ti()nal 'f ,,veek home cic°lig c rt charge S:,/ $ l %1,C, I I. I`)') %OI -"? 1O. PIVe,,(l lil }' - ()ll �2 ?>:1 HOME IMPROVEMENTS . BY � trn.a a ovrM•a For Swim You Can Trvst vtstr out sHOWRoott 239 Sbtbn S~ (Soetlh d ft w oM !wood Ave.) 686-2445 01Blaisdak ONMONTBSORISchods IL 16 montks - 6 yrs. lfni, Eley 14 Wett, May 28 SISAXWOM Rd, 403 Kingston Rd, V= (at Rethergkn);� ;X (9051549.5005 Head office photo by A.J. Groen Swinging into the spring season Rita Van Hout manages a grin and a wave for her husband and games of skill and chance and a traditional ferric wheel made up children while on the giant swing ride at a travelling carnival the carnival. Hundreds of area residents turned out over the which made a stop in Ajax last weekend. A small midway, weekend to try their luck and have a thrill ride. Furor over Claremont centre cost hikes Councillors question footing the bill for $100,000 in extra funds BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Controversy continues to surround over -expenditures on the new 52.8 -million Claremont Community Cen- tre. At Monday's meeting of Town Council some councillors, particularly Ward 1's Maurice Brenner and Ward 2's Doug Dick- erson, wanted to know how Pickering has ended up having to foot the bill for about an extra $100,000 in spending on the project without Council being asked to pre -approve the changes the money was spent on. However, Councillor Rick Johnson, in whose Ward 3 the community centre is located, suggested some councillors were grandstanding on the issue and that the cen- tre has encountered only the same kinds of cost overruns that have faced other Town and Region pro- jects. "I take great exception to some of the comments from some of my colleagues," he said. "We're talk- ing about an over -expenditure, yes. But we've had over -expenditures before." Coun. Johnson maintained it's not uncommon for projects of sim- ilar magnitude to go over budget by about $200,000, as this one has when a previous over -expenditure approved by Council is taken into consideration. He called the community "centre a "won- derful, exciting project" and pointed out it was badly needed to replace deficient com- munit� facilities in north Pickering. Changes to the project have included the addition of 600 square feet to the facility's multi-purpose hall at a cost of $123,000 to ensure it could hold tip to 270 people for dances. As well, $19,000 worth of alter- ations to the kitchen exhaust have been ordered to adapt it to larger kitchen equipment, and $10,000 more is needed for heavier -duty wiring for roof -top heating and cooling equipment. At the same time, about $42,500 in expenditures for items such as landscaping, a movable -wall and a new Emergency Operations Centre for Pickering have been deleted. Councillors were told they would have to approve spending an extra See PROJECT/page 3 RICK JOHNSON `I take great exception' NSIDE Honored Student -- Ajax I sigh SC11001 student Kelly Wilson has Ikon honored for her special efforts while attending school - page 10. Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ................21 Classified .............24 HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction I3ne ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ .............1-800-662-8423 Email ................ Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net Bell Mobili PAGE 2 - THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAV 11 1997 • Eckersaysface� flc u1t challenge ECKER/I=rum page I about S6.6 billion next year and a Irrtion system has more to du with three ways to bring down the deficit. ------- h' til t. f t ' t' w th th fed "The federal overnment is fiphting theirs "Revenues were almost $3 billion hi��her than last year due to the strong `growth of the Ontario economy. The government took in far more in tax reycnue." But. Mr. Williams said. "1'm not I(X) per cent convinced spending is under control. Spending was S2.4 billion higher than last scar. It remains to he seen if" \kr havc spend- ing under control." That "hinges on restructuring in health care and education.- he added. "Those are high expenditure areas. There hayc to he real cost sayin:,s for the �goyernrnent to meet its deficit targets." The Province is pro'lectiriv a deficit of a ante u get } During the budget speech, Trea- surer Frnie Eves hinted Ontario may consider opting out of the fcd- cral tax collection system for a provincial system, which could mean separate Ontario and federal income tax form.. as is the case in Quebec. "We find that disturbing" Mr. Wilhants said. "\Vc \kant our gov- ernment to stop growing. VVC don't m.ant more hureaucrac\' I hope we don't see it. What it \k ill he is an ;xpandcd hureaucric\' Setting up a prov racial tai :k)] - In the money Bucks roll in for Ajax, Pickering lottery winners Three local residents picked up thousands of dol- lars In separate luttcrt_ \k Ins rcccnth, Godtre\. I.chlanc of Alai and Yousct Abdullah of Scar- horou_h split an $is�'N)() price In the April _� Dail. Ken„ dra\k - \k ith ;I ticket the\ hought to �larhhattt. Max resident Paolo D1 GiL)rLiu also Hon \kith D.iik h:n, . picking up S10,030 in the April 29 draw- He bought the vin - nine ticket in firth York. I plan to pa-, some hills and take a trip to Ital} \to see m` parents." Mr DI Glorgto say s. Margaret eta jNeill of Pickering Non 550.(NN) pla\- in,, Instant Bingo. The married mother o! t\ko plans to hank the winnings front a ticket hou_ght at the Sands Beach Comcnicnce Stere in Pickering. NOW OPEN Deck ide ie', :;res •�7�5. 3 78 Ll"*S All -Weather Protection With Pittsburgh®Paints Stains and Clears Your deck needs help to weather UV rays while standing up to the elements. That's why you need getting walked all over Keep your Pd/sburgh Paints natural, solid deck looking its best. Choose colour and semi -transparent Pittsburgh Paints. Only from your finishes and stains. P41sburgh Rttsburgh Paints dealer. Paints protects wood from harmful 0W.51 PAINT S 1W Store Hours 1410 Bayly Street, Unit 1 Mon. -Wed. lam -bpm Pickering Thurs., Fri. lam-9pm Saturday 8 am-4pm 905-831-1233 I�iA�lllvl Everyone shops the News Advertiser! JANET ECKER We're pushing job creation' r. .%es rus ra ton I oral government, Durham West NIPP and Community and Social Sen ices Minister Janet Ecker said in discussions at the sante meet- ing. "It's not our desire to create our own system." Ms. Ecker said. "We've been trying to sav to Otta\k a that tax relief is part of our program. Our tax cuts have been taken up by their tax increases. What \+e're truing to accomplish in Ontario. thcv'rc truing to drag d m% n " %Ir \'` Illrum noted there arc g with increased taxes and cutting transfers to the provinces. "Alberta did theirs primarily through vey drastic spending cuts. Ontario is reign- ing in their costs and passing on some of the future savings to taxpayers. All three seem to he working. The government would like to bring the deficit down faster, Ms. Ecker said. but "we need to balance bringing down the deficit and maintaining services. " [t's a difficult challenge. That's why we're pushing job creation as hard as \vc are. We can only ask the systertl and people to change so fast_" f 11 J +, � r 1 r i r r I r "f Time running out to get on voters' list for federal election Thousands of area residents still aren't registered as eligible voters in the federal election as the deadline nears to get on the list. "It's a lot easier for voters to do it now instead of scurrying around on June 2:' says John Jeffery. assistant returning officer for Wh,thy-Ajax Riding, which includes all of Whithy and the portion of Ajax south of Hwy. 2. Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge Riding includes all of Pickering and Uxbridge. and Ajax north of Hwy. 2. During the recent enumeration drive, residents who weren't home when enumerators called were left forms to complete. Mr. Jeffery reports about 1.9(X) forms in Whithy-Ajax Riding still haven't been returned. "W'c'rc getting a trickle in the mail every day. "I'm sensing people don't realize" thev're not registered. Mr. Jeffery says. "They don't seem to understand what they face it they're not on the list." Mr. Jeffery reminds people that the deadline to get on the voters' list is 6 p.m. Tuesday. %las 27. People not signed up by an enu- merator can mail in the form or rcgis- ter at the returning office by May 27. If registering in person, you must take Blood donors needed `]Wesday AJAX -- Local residents are being asked to give the gift of life. The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society holds a blood donor clinic Tuesday. May 13 from I to 8 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. All blo(,d types are needed. Healthy individuals from 17 to 70 years can donate. Cal 420-3383 for information. identification with your name, address and signature. People not on the voters' list by May 27 can still cast a ballot, though. Such individuals have to go to a polling station with four or more polls and sign up with the registration officer. If there are fewer than four pulls, that person would have to go to another polling station. The Whitby -Ajax Riding returning office in the Ajax Plaza on Harwood Avenue just south of Hwy. 401 is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Call 426-2366 for more infor- mation. I'hc PICkCr- i n; - A j a x Uxbridge Riding returning oft -ice in the plaza at the corner of Brock Road and D e I I b r o o k Avenue in Pick- ering is open the same hours. Call 683- 9490 for more information on enumeration. AMBERLEA a m DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1 Oars - 4pm EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. 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Our Family Centre has been carefully designed to ensure comfort for all your special needs. Our Family Centre is a place to meet with family and fnends after the service. ` Catering can be arranged or you may provide ,your own. SASE CIAL � BARGAINS _ 1t4 -TOD AY' S News kdvertiser Sundae. MaN 11/97 -v- xorald rr.t. , ....,,:. 1 thcl Nav AaxPcx ac:ar "re P.m ,?9nwav kax P'Cr. ::.oce, Aax;.Cx e..iie D•3C�ce A'ax FCx. Dr-gs Pcx :CC "saSCS Alai P'Cx : c Bens acx =ant Srvo r 04111 enarr war;ur'figs Prx_ n Maid se'rce Aiu �C�i9MS --ave, 3,cx. ,A AM _xtaws AM xc Aax PYx, Yu No kax Pct. *4C F^Iis P'Cx. 4",C. JNor Ara: PCx. ' 0Mr1' _Jr* C'Cx. P m PKk Pace _-'+eoor Ajax P cx. • Save.A-:entre Ajax Pica. Sears Am Po. Smr v s optica Aux Fcx Suoreentre ApxPoo. wymar Aaa Pict westney :,,urban NV Awl Deuvered to wiected houwholds anis Remember. All inert%. including thus on glo.%% paper, can he recycled with the rr%t of .(mr new paper through lour blur Mn Rec-,cling program. For information on deliN Bring )our ad%rrt L+in- call .AL% IN �.c� _ ,,, ...-• Bkot NN1':R at 683-:110. �' I -v- xorald rr.t. , ....,,:. 1 thcl Ronald gall v, III rC< Cri"C .1 ln<: a C.'t.trt ;;htl[.1rnC� til I�i.C.;Cr a (imks-utulcttiims :� ,r..�l<! KING (��mnnrrril�•!lrr�, e• CONS[/MER CAR MART AUTO SiRV/CE SUPER CENTRE W.. Baffoon `Fest 1997 Rotation & Inspection I P 19-98!1�_ 1 2 host ars i YyM trudls - M f Witt topped VW fit n 1 I - Mck da 5 Illus 1t1w ori end 1 pig dw fllkr ALSty dale: May 31197 Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Thurs. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Earlybird A/C Checkup PACE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY I1 1997 P Project costs come under scrutinv bv Pickerimy councillors PROJECT/From page 1 inleryic%% that all niaJor $64.802 to cover work on Vic changes alread\ com- pleted. They %%ere also asked to approve an additional 5:1.700 for %cork not %ct dune. Town director of parks and facilities Everett Buntsma Said all the remaining changes have to he completed in order for 1he centre to conform to regulations and to be oper- able. He stated in a later changes to the project, including the dance fluor space. v\ ere approved b\ an informal prefect building, comrnit- ice. %chich includ- ed Coun. Johnson and Mayor \Wayne Arthurs To%%n staff. According to Mr. Bunts- sible." Provincial governments. He noted the «.al -NE lack of' a dance aRTHURS area %cas the result Sat on building of a "Filiscornntu ` nication" het%%een committee the architect and Find out how your garden grows Tuesday ,A.I:AX -- find out %%hat's ne" in gardcnin ibis Tucsda% %then the Pickcrini-, Horticultural Soctcty (PHS meets. The local group mcets Tucsday. %111. 13 al `+ p ni. at St Andre%%'s Pres- hv tcnan Church. ;'� Uhurch St N . Afax in Pickcrin,• \ illagc Dennis I-lana,•an presents Nk'hal*s \c%% in Gardenm,-• for 199 - Pic event tratucrs ;a flov%cr sho" and competition All are Acicome to attend There is no charL c Call (y(t� ti,1)--6(N) or ;416, 2ti-2-4414 for more inti�rniation on the nicetinz or the PHS - At the time the ma, on Previous projects The centre has been The latest changes will extra floor space \%'here over -expenditures built with $1.7.3 million in bring Pickering's share of was approved. the \%'ere required. staff ha%r infrastructure funding the total cost up to $1.09 intention had usually ,one to Council for from the federal and million. been to delete approval onlN after the other expendi- projects %%ere completed. tures to make up "There's never been am' for it. cxplamcd big deal and there ha%'l' Mr. Buntsma. but been cost oycrruns." that proycd Ho%%cycr. Mr. Buntsma Impossible. added hc's the person "If' %%e hadn't accountable for the added to this changes made on the com- building vee munity centre project. would have ended "Ultimately. I'm the one up under budget.*' %yho approved them and he noted. I'm the one who's respon- PKN SF:OS[' AIR CONDITIONING MYORK Heaa -c a -a 4 .-onarrorria SALE Authorized Dealer ryA COti%L N1 Its GA% Put it on your gas bill O.A.C. Dr. Bill Websterz j A Seminar on "WHEN SOMEONE " YOU CARE ABOUT DIES" May 21 st, 1997 Kingsview United Church 505 Adelaide Ave. E. Oshawa 7:30 p.m. There is possibly no more difficult experence than to lose someone you have Ieved. and someone who has cared about you. It can be painful beyond words, a -d the feelings of gnef are often overwhelming. Sometimes we wonder how we will be able to go on. And although the death of someone special is very ^nrficant. there can, in addition. be many other losses connected to the s'uaUon. Bill Webster learned about some of the effects of gnef by experience. After ^e death o' his wife, he struggled to come to terms with many issues. He has w•'ter, *!t was when people thought ! should be getting myself together that I Ike ! was tall no apart ' After he had worked through his gnef process. he c.;.gan to develop support programs for people who had suffered a significant c --s. and 1- '992 established the Centre for the Grief Journey. Dr. Webster is -- author of five books several audio tapes.and a new series of videos. '.-w D• 5 ' Webster returns to Oshawa to share some of his insights about _ s and'ne grief reaction. and suggest some practical strategies to help us ,%-,','hrougn the gnet process towards econcil ahon. For further information or to register for the Free Seminar please contact: FUNERAL HOME LIMITED 152 King St. E., Oshawa 433-5558 tVoo&ca.pe LJau�c �jarcd! Learn How During Millwork's FREE Fence Deck Seminars Build A Fence Tuesday, May 13 7-8:30 p.m. Build A Deck Wednesday, May 14 7-8:30 p.m. 40� Home Centre OSHAWA STORE AJAX STORE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! 1279 Simcoe St. N., UG 4X1 19 Notion Rd., LIS 6K7 MON-FM 7:00 - 9:00 p.m., (905) 728-6291 (905) 683-6771 SATURDAY 8:00 - 6:00 p.m., Millwork Fax(905)728-8589 Fox (905) 683-6941 SUNDAY 10:00 - 5:00p.m. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 - PAGE 5 Let municipalities phase in tax assessment reform: Durham Municipalities should be able to deter- stantly. To lessen the impact some property legislation doesn't allow the Region to pass mine how long they can take to phase in owner,, tnay face, the new system could he to municipalities the authority to set the new assessment rates, the Region phased in over eight years. phase-in schedule. says. AVAILABLE Some communities, such as Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson said Durham Regional Council Whitby and Oshawa, haven't the Region should have the option of letting agreed Wednesday to ask the updated their assessment rolls for municipalities determine the schedule. Province to give Towns and Cities years. "Each municipality will be impacted dif- the option to set the phase-in sched- Communities like Pickering and ferently, some minimally, some severely.' ule. -AWAY Ajax are on market value assess- he said. "We're not saving there will he a The provincial government is ment, so properties are assessed phase-in period; we're just asking for the introducing the Ontario Fair at more current values. option." Assessment System (OFAS) Jan. I, When the new system is in Regional solicitor Brian Rov said the 1999. __ place, the Region will he respon- Province hopes to pass the proposed leglsla- Based on the actual value assess- BRIAN sible for determining the phase-in tion before the summer recess. ment system, OFAS assesses and NICHOLSON schedule. Regional Council also agreed to set up a taxes all properties on 100 per cent Region should Durham finance committee committee of representatives from Region of' their marketw Thc value have the option chairman g Mayor said n d area es financo: n assessment sy �e1nncnts illiue. each propc't be updated ce,nl Wayne Arthus th proposed t plan for then new ��"i: \^`.1 :111.' In • :moi . _ .::; • � _ ,a �' • �� �i 1�.�luci�nu •1.11111 �! t' Choices R I •NO PST •NO GST •SHEETS L • PILLOW • BED FRAME L • MATTRESS COVER —axr n mattres set Fold -up ROLL-A-WAI COT Includes Mattress 9 FUTON BED Fremc and Coinpletc BUNK '139 ♦y. 5 SLUMBER REST SINGLE 199 �. 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Copy reads: 73-7483, 19.99, Should read: 73- 7481,29.99. Page 220 - Under item 18, Big Jon Captain's pak downhgger. Copy reads: 78-4296-8 - Manual model... 169.99, Should read: 78- 4298-4 - Manual siderigger...299.99. Page 278 - Computer code readers, 25-100X. Price should read: ea. 20.99 to 84.99. Page 297 - Item 8 & 9, Accel superstock. #41-3840X...Kit for 34.99 is referring to item #8 only. Page 298 - Item 3, Submersible trailer lights, 20-3947-2. The trailer light kits is non -submersible. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. cnote D319/3201Ann.Cat29i9Alt. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVE1tMER SUNDAY, MAV 11, 1"7 • Ajux-Pickering ♦ News Advertiser ditori a s andetterS A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-51 10 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 • Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Get the government you deserve You have 22 days. As the federal party leaders traverse Canada in their competing bids for your vote June 2. we hope you'll pay close attention to what they're saying in Moncton, or Victoria. or !Montreal. But we also urge you to closely, scrutinize what the candidates are saving right here at home. The rhetoric has been turned up a notch, staged photo opportunities are abundant, and the deadline looms for local candidates vying with each other to have you share their vision. In the coming daN s. the pace will quicken again. Some of the best opportunities for you to cast an informed vote. meanwhile, lie in all - candidate debates that are being organized in your community. Attend them with ,our eyes — and mind — wide open. Find out where those who want to represent you stand on the issues you deem important. Ask questions of the candidates from each party and make sure they respond to your sat- isfaction. The party which forms the next government. it's important to remember, will he the party that takes us into the next millennium. What are the issues on your mind? !rational unity'.' Tax relief? Deficit reduction:' New roads in your riding'? Job creation that will benefit you right here in Durham" Only you can decide those which are impor- tant. Only you are responsible for seeing that the candidates are listening. Only you can decide who is providing suitable, substantive answers. Whether you vote based on the federal leader, party policy, or individual candidates, you have a significant responsibility to reckon with come June 2. Identify what is important to you, go after the candidates to make them accountable, ask tough questions. It's true, after all, what has often been said: We get the government we deserve. r. -----To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 17fOSOl11�Ce 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday Wednesday Friday Sunday o Auo_DIS Is DE PRIME MINISTHt1'OM►GOES DE ELE�fIONCAMPAIGN oUT'DERE IN WNW? 1I, I ;go d v Letters to the editor Char2ye boaters fee 4 - to clean launch To the editor: A.s the director of an criviron- mental project implemented to help improve fish habitat in Dufiins Creek. I've seen boats being launched there and for the- most pan people respected the area b} running their motors at idle speed or paddling (including personal watercraft ). All of the boaters had the intention of fishing. Ajax Em ironmental Affairs week included a waterfront clean- up last Sunday and Project A. W.A.R. E. (Aquatic World Awareness. Responsibility and Education) has _onducted two clean-ups per year in and around the Ajax waterfront. The sad constant reminder ever year is there is always enough garbage to keep volunteers busy picking up after the lazy people who use this important wetland for their leisure needs. Even though I'm sure none of the people who addressed Ajax Council recently would ever litter from their boats into the wetland or lake, they do have a moral respon- sibility to the area because they use it for their leisure activities. If you go to the boat launch and walk south along the bank of the creek you will find the majority of the garbage is angler related — fishing lines, foam bait containers, dis- carded lure packages and 1otKI and beverage containers neatly piled next to Y-shaped sticks used to sup- port fishing rods. I'm not saving that the individuals who addressed council arc the people who create these environmental disasters. I would feel a lot titter ifthe select few who can afiird Ix)ats and use community facilities that cost our tax dollars took on additional responsibility for these: areas. It is true that boat launches can be an asset and any asset must have value. but value to whom and what are questions that must be answered by Town Council and the conservation authorities. If the Town began to charge for launching a boat from Dutiins, we might be able to afford to pay someone to enforce the no PWC bylaw, but if the PWC users com- ply with the bylaw and paddle their PWCs out to open water the PWC bylaw becomes unnecessary. I am sorry I could not make the council meeting as it coincided with an environmental steering committee meeting I had to attend. However, I suggest that the barrier stay up and a small user fee for use of the key to open the barrier to launch a boat be charged. All pro- ceeds from the boat launching fee would go toward the environmen- tal upkeep of the boat launch area that is currently eroding into the creek. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK. Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEH,, Assistant Production Manager BLAKE PURDY News Editor MP a typo away from being PM Judging by the serious nature of calls to the Nctxs Advertiser's InfoSource hotline and the serious tone of letters to the editor about recent revelations that Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague's academic credentials were exaggerated in previous biographical information, people are taking the matter quite seriously. TY)ose callers and writers are divided down the middle on this issue. Imagine how painful that must be. Some people want Mr. McTeague's head. Which con- jures up some pretty hilarious visions since one of thou who wants his head is a woman. Dan McTeaguc in a dress? Maverick Dan, indeed. Still others say the Liheral federal election candidate in Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge Riding should he excused for what they perceive to be an honest mistake made by a member of his staff. One feels he's done such a good job in Ottawa that he should he put into the Cabinet. Some reward, being crammed into a cupboard! That wntcr w ants h to be made a minister. Mr. %IcTeague's already in hot water because his bio said he has a Master's degree: now someone wants him to claim he has a theology degree'? All the InfoSource callers and letter writers are to be thanked for their thoughtful comments on a serious nat- ter. I envy them. I'm unable to give anything much thought, ever since the accident. My head feels like it's going to explode if I stare at the shampoo) bottle when I see the word 'Concentrate'. And, if I take things serious- ly, I break out in a rash. So. I'm inclined to look at the lighter side of life. The other night as I was trying to fi)Ilow the complex plot twists in the Dukes of Hazzard reunion movie, my mind drifted... What if the person responsible for ilio: false claims in Mr. Mc7eague's bio opened a resume writing service:' Say, for instance, s/he had as a client a farmhand whose only skill was Piling Heaps of Dung. Would it be improp- er for that country bumpkin to add behind his signature at the bottom of his curriculum vitae 'PhD'? Similarly, a shepherd tired of listening to the bleating of sheep for too many years might want a career change. He sits down to write his resume and can't get out of his head the sound of 'baa -baa -baa'. Could he be blamed if he inadvertently typed on his resume the letters 'BA:? You try it. Sit down at a keyboard and see how easy it is to give yourself an instant degree. What day is it'? Sunday? Mother's Day. Who is it dedicated to? Ma. Now, hold down the shift key on the second letter arid, presto, you have an 'MA!. Now, imagine if you were an MP. By simply umspos- ing those letters, you become the PM. Congratulations on your election, Prime Minister. Errol Sar'PaYa, Blake Purdy is a regular contributor to our Sunday column Ajax rotation. To respond to this column call Infosource at 683- 7040 and dial 5108. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 AdmidClassiffed Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net Tim News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. ' Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager hap://www.durhamnews.net '�A �7 cope to cop Information on living with arthritis will be provided during a free public forum Monday, May 26. The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Arthritis Society is hosting the event, which features rheumatologist Dr. Heather McDonald speak- ing on Taking Control of Your Arthritis, and Victor Bonnici, the manager of' Sears Health with arthritis Food and Fitness Shops, talking about a Holistic Approach to Arthritis. The forum will be helpful to anyone coping with arthritis, branch volunteer education co-ordinator Norma Telfer says.It's being held at 7 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 119 Church St. S., Pickering Village. Call 1-888-765-M)5 or 434-7221.tion. THE NEW: egal clinic opens " 1 c w1d ltkeriing resideruts cin obtaun asst on legal issues at the Durham ty Legal Clinic being offered every afternoon beginning May 15 at the ng Central Library, Pne The .7be chide will rum from "I to 4:30 p.m. ,Clinic staff will be able to provide assistance S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 - PAGE 7 at Pickering library with legal questions, pardcuiarly in the areas of landlonYtenant %gisMon, workers' com- pensation and employment insurance. Although financial guidelines will deter- mine who qualifies for full legal assistance, staff will answer brief questions from any- one, For more information, call 728-7321. on SIO 1995 Cour 1�d so a LX1 low JI YJ 23 l K aft Oft ^ P* Oa. Oat, asta. AS— Cd. bW ps* ONAftO MwrIt M AIIRICRIMM ak cord., It cnjis, pew dOw air mwL St a*% per• is/rt drle0es, AWFY ans. •.at will, ort Peck he hull ON MW -:: ti z lydrR. carols Wn. 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May 12 and end Sunday, May 25, 1997 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1650 Victoria St., Unit 97 Whitby, Ontario Phase (905) S79-4048 Store Hours Moo. - Fm 9•.30 as - 9:00 piL Sat. 9•.30 a.m. - 6:00 piL SOL 11.-00 a.al. - 5:00 p.m. &fwv .ol Whitby Oshawa ' � • tom. ontarb Come in and let our trained furniture consultants assist you in selecting the styles, fabrics and colours best suited for your lifestyle and decor. 05380 Copyright 1997. Sears Canada Inc. k Campaign offices in your riding Here's a list of addresses and phone numbers f`or can- didates' Pickering campaign offices in the riding nf' Pick- ering-Ajax-l'xbridge: Dan �1 Ira ur. I.ih�r,ii -- 984 KinL,,tun P,'. _ r 67(x); Leanne Lewis, Pro- gressive Conservative — 1725 Kingston Rd. (Man- darin plaza), 426-8679; Doug Gray, NDP — 776 Liverpool Rd. S. (opening Monday, May 12), 839- 3227; Ken Griffith, Reform — 1477 Bayly St.. Unit 4, 831-(x)20. Whitby -Ajax: Judi Longfield. Liberal — 965 Dundas St. W.. Whitby, 665- 8182: Frank Snyder. Pro- gressive Conservative — 209 Dundas St. F:.. Vv'hithv. 666-4142; Karen Dolan, NDP --- 134 Cwiimcr ial �j photo by Andrew Iwanowski Garden that Jack built It may be spring, but until the warm weather arrives, Jack Hill of Ajax must spend time covering his veg- etable garden. The plastic covering helps accelerate growth during in cold weather. Hear music Ave.. Ajax, 426-4637; Bill Serjcantson, Reform — 1 121 Dundas St. E., Whitby, 668-5016. Candidates debate on Tuesday The Sportsmen's Club is holding an all -candidate's meeting for Whitb-v-Ajax Riding on Tuesday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Annan- dale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayly Streets, Ajax. All welcome. Police back McTeague The Board of Director of the Durham Region Police Association have Gt#tern trio, net is ahtttit ntakintt rhtmei. Choosing is is&,ut dv, soling prt,,riti—. Priorities art, ultintateli alrntt slues. %I% tittue% cert• . lvar. Rvspwtsibilih. Cuntltttssitnt. Furru•%s. RI •,%IN'r t . I In•li.•rt• that ¢oternnwnt t -an, %hauld and must t>.• a fitr, -for ,g-1. That is ahs I hate stttttd up fitr this rrtrnenunity. ,nd is ill rontintse tit clo so. $1% t aloes are rsxwted in this contrnunity. Since 1993 1 hate finight on your &•half on a nurnim-e- ofissw•s that ronrern this rontntunitr. Front trurk setf:•t% to cable rates to drug rusts. I hate listened It, -sou and ref - rtvl sour roncerns to 01tau a. I need %our support on June 2nd to continue th.• is that has b. -gun. D_ To join my ranststaign, take a lawn sign or get mare information. please drop b� ms ofrr at 9&J Kingston Rd. or roll 12--6700. AAMINIL Dan MT- aMile /Pickers Rd -Alar- L'zbridge /1/'l1jibe l %.--11 1., r.. ,. r..,... "(11-1 %s.,,. I.- t..., w.L•o.. festival winners ou Where canget y in Pickering University degrees on Sunday in Arts, science 8 from Treat & York Universities. full-time during the dey in Durhern Region? PICKERING — The public is invited to the Stars of the Festival Concert being held to close the -Pickering Rotary Music Festival this Sunday at Dunbarton-Fairport Come find out at our - Information Session United Church, 1066 Dunbarton, Rd. Thumi", May 15 The 20 top finishers from the festival will play from 2 to 4:30 6.30 Pm - 8:00 Pm p.m. at the church. Trophies will Durham College, Roan 1-110 also be awarded. 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa Festival competitions were held April 23 to May 8 in several perfor- If you have any questions contact Sandra Gunn at 721-3003. mance categories, including voice, piano, church choir, strings, brass, woodwinds and bands. About 1,800 contestants partici- in the Pickering Rotary 1R uN,Yets,T! Y pated U NIVIRSITY Music Festival. Admission to the Stars of the TRENT UNIVERSITY Educating You for the Real World Festival Concert is free. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 - PAGE 9 announced they are official- ly endorsing Dan McTeague, the Liberal can- didate for the riding of- Pick- ering -Ajax -Uxbridge. "Our endorsement is based on your continued commitment in the support of justice issues for the pro- tection of all Canadians:" states the official supporting letter to Mr. McTeague from board president Brian Cur- tis. BIRKEN CK9 ARIZONA The Arizona is still your Favorite stt,•le in Birkenstock sandals. For a limited time this summer we are offering }l:e special price of 599 for the Arizona in black and brown leather. valid until July 3' , 1997 ,kNWhichv Mall DRM�'), 90;_72-0141 Find us online at %k twxv.dtirhamne-,i-s.net • Honored � student Ajax teen recognized as `excellent student and school ambassador' A,IA\ — A"desire to succeed" has paid off for an .ala\ High School student %Aho is this year's recipient of an award which recognises pupils mho'vc done exceptional]\ bell in a special program. Gr,rdc 1 1 student Kell,. Wilson rrccntl\ col- lected the Council for Exceptional Children Award. which also recogni/es people "ho have made a sigrificant contribution to a spe- cial education program When Kelly arrived at Alax High two }ears ago. "she Aas a vcr\ quiet, sh\ L•irl" who needed much cncoura�_ement, notes teacher Carol Ha\\ kcn. "ho nominated Kell\ for the av, ard. In her letter of nomination. '.its Hsu kcn recalled ho\\ intimidated Kell\ \\a.,, hs "eycpy Learn the Healthy Way of weight control Ajax hospital hosts program for weight watchers Sav Loodhve to dieting and learn to manage \our weight sensihly at The Health\ V�'av program being offered at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital beginning Tuesday. May 13 at 7 p.m. This eight-week program offers a holistic approach to weight manage- ment and is instructed by a registered dietitian. Participants will learn to manage their weight sensibly, develop healthi- er eating habits, improve self-esteem and confidence and become more physically active. Cost of the program is $159 plus GST, which includes all class materi- als. APGH is at 580 Harwood Ave. S. in Ajax. For more information or to register, call Yoon Kee at 683-2320, ext. 5271. CLARKE IMNI MG INC. a rp TRUSTEES 6 INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS AV -Free Confidential Consultation" OFF HOURS BY APPOMWTMENT OSHAV('A (Dw*xm) (!;X)5) 728-94(H NOWNG,IUF. MALL &.xb wesnw; (416) 283-8140 SC.AH90R0UGH(401orDVP (416) 750-9620 TOHONTOiuncnsen tAn (-416) 364-4421 I;RAMPTON Irkn tae lily m 6 Swles;_(905) 455-5705 ST CATHERINE] (9)5) 6FX31RI one and everything" in Grade 9. \*'hen Kell\ told her she was interested in \vorkini-, in tele\ision production, Ms. HaoAken called the local cable conlpanc and \\as sur- prised when Kell\ volunteered to work there. Tvk, \cars later. Kcll\ continues her work there is a volunteer, was elected to the School E\ecuti\e Student Council and has achieved an A -average. "I feel that Kell,, is a perfect example of all that is wonderl'ul about special education in Durham." wrote Ms. Hawken. \\ho believes the efforts oil an Education Assistant and Kelly's "desire to succeed and her tireless tiork have led to an excellent overall student and community ambassador for Ajax High School... JOIN US S'T WEDNESDAY EVENINGS WHEN... An American Italian Eatery n �. 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Price SEATING IS LIMITED RESERVE NOW 7:3o P.M. 427-7000 Ext 302 -F THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 - PAGE I I RedCrosscourses teachy6 u to be a life saver First aid courses being held around Durham Region this month and next Would you know what to do if someone you were with was injured and suffering major external bleed- ing'' A Red Cross first aic course will show you what to do to help in such r s;'uation. Red Cru, First Aid courses are offered monthly at the organiza- tion's Ajax -Pickering community office in Pickering and its Region of Durham branch in Oshawa. The Red Cross courses include CPR procedures which can he per- torrned by one adult to help adults. infants or children. and also offer optional instruction in two-per.un CPR. The eight-hour basic Emergency First Aid course is available in Ajax- ?iekcnn_ on Saturday. June 7 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.: and in Oshawa on Saturday. %tay 24 from 9 a.m. to 6 7.ITl. Standard First Aid, a more com- ;irehensive 16 -to -1 S *n)u; course depending on whether th(. two -per - con CPR a )tion is included) is avail- able in Ajax -Pickering on Saturday ..Tnd Sunday. Jure 7 and h from 9 A.m. to 6 p.m. and in Oshawa on Sat - Volunteers sought to open home to special -needs people Durham Family Respite is look- ing for committed families in the community who are interested in opening their home to an individual with spec tal needs. If you are interested in taking the opportunity to create friendship by volunteering one weekend a month, call Durham Family Respite at 427- 3541. =8U' N R O O M S See Page 19 urday and Sunday, May 24 and 25 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Re -test courses for both Emergency and Standard First Aid will be held in Oshawa on Saturday, May 10 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Re -test for CPR will he available in Oshawa Thursday, May 22 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Fees for the courses are: Emergency First Aid, $55; Standard First Aid, $70, $90 with Two -Rescuer option; Emergency First Aid re -test, $35; and Standard First Aid re- test, $50. A customized course can be held at your facility on days, weekends or evenings. The Ajax -Pickering Red Crosti office is at, 1648 Bayly St., while the Oshawa office is in the Office Galleria, suite 115, 419 King St. W. For more information or to register call the Ajax -Pickering branch at 420-3383 or the Oshawa branch at 905-723-2933. The Cavalier Sedan comes with Automatic 111 Transmission and Air Conditioning and lots of 11 ` other features that our competition doesn't have. ADVERTISED COMPETITIVE OFFERS, ADVERTISED DFr ER ... CAVALIER 1SB COROLLA CIVIC SD with C pkg LX -__- ESCORT LX i011 A) NEON HL 122Di FEATURES v ■.� • - 1..�© 0 0 Value Priced at your Chevrolet Store it PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SlrNI)AV, MAN' 11, 1"7 offered to prevent caesarean births 7 now. I'ICKERING — A free information session on the prevention of caesarean births will be held by Choices Childbirth Education and Labour Support Services "Tuesday, May 20, The caesarean birth rate in Ontario ranges from 15 to f� x;25 per cent a year. The discussion at the Choices session swill focus on what women can do before birth to reduce 9'ttte chances of requiring a caesarean. The topic of vagi- anal birth after caesarean will also be discussed. r The event will be held at the Durham Regional Police `station at Hwy. 2 and Brock Road in Pickering, starting at 7:30 p.m. Registration is required. Call Choices at 420-0223 Fly the friendly skies in Ajax AJAX -- You're invited 7:30 p.m. in Room G-17 of to soar with a local model the Ajax -Pickering General airplane club. Hospital. Har%otxi Avenue The Ajax Radio Con- and Emperor Street. Call trolled Model Airplane Club 831-15W; for more intirrina- meets Thursday. %1a, 15 at t w n StressAlert'rI Bod v work is a blend of �;wcdish rnassaLe. shiatsu and reiki that induces deep relaxation and a sense of %ill hein_g. rcplcnishim-, .our store of life cnerg. 1Chi i. When hod% and nund relax. the h(Ki% starts its intuitive self hcalin_, r•rocrss. (SMILE WANT 7''''—•- SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? FREE ;, nsu ta'. ors Complete & Part,a Dentures Same day relines & repairs Evening & Saturday appts PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING SUPERCENTRE PLAZA; RCMP get their man... and one woman Ajax student, Durham Regional police honored with recognition awards AJAX — An Ajax student and the former Ajax division of Durham Regional Police were among the recipients of inaugural recognition awards handed out by the RCMP's Bowmanville detachment. Tennille Davis, a Grade I I hon- ors student at Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School. and Durham police inspector John Hamilton and Constable Lorne Tr,, -- der received certiticates of' recogni- tion at the detachment's first awards ceremony at Oshawa Holiday inn Thursday. Tennille was recognised for her fhruuzh hody%ork. you experience a feeling of deep relaxation, makin it easier to consciously recreate that relaxed state of mind in you life. As you take care of yourself- in this "a%..ou rna. find .ourself dc%eloping the energy to address the changes needed in .our Irfe. You mat %aril to schedule a hod.%ork session lust hcft)rc or after a stressful event to culh%ate a calm state of mind or to help you rcco.er %(w calm. If %ou are in a crisis or want to re.ersc funs_ term stress, consider scheduling a seneS of appointments to help you sort out your feeling. fears and anxieties. _ 91.; T -W-11 Bod. work hell's deal with physical and emotional s.mptom, like: painful. ash% muscles. headaches. insomnia. hwh heart rate, high blood pressure, poor,digcstion, mental fatigue. anklet}, depression, stress. Stress Alert Mush of our stress comes from today's accelerated pace of living. Major live changes occur with increasing frequency, such as moving to a ne% neighborhood, .,outstanding contribution to the suc- cess of Encounters With Canada," a conference held in Ottawa in Febru- ary by the Youth Advisory Commit- tee of the RCMP commissioner. Tennille represented Ontario at the event. "She impressed people in Ottawa;' says Corporal Chris Bar- rett. of the Bowmanville detach- ment. Tennille is a peer tutor. holds down two part-time jobs, plays sports, coaches kids' basketball and maintains an academic average in the 90s. Insp. Hamilton and Const. Try - der. along with RCMP Const. Kamcel Shah of the Bowmanville drug section. were honored for their contribution to the RCMP's Partner- ship in Learning program in Ajax high schools. Cpl. Barrett says the constables visit schools on a rc ,ular basis. talk- sn�i:. r,::isnta: :,?n.crns, interpersonal & family conflicts. or job performance. With little chance to rest and recover you may find that your stress leads you into a self perpetuating cycle. Stress related muscle tension builds into chronic headaches upset stomachs lead to ulcers. worry and physical tension interfere with sleep. leasing you exhausted, and unahlc to deal with vuur problems decisively. At this point your normal coping strategies start adding to your stress as you struggle to find lime for a recreational outing As the pressure mounts you find yourself in a constant state of agitation, [casting instead of acting, feeling ureasonahle and disliking yourself.., It is time to break this cycle. Stop and consider hods%ork as an easy nurturing cupid€ strate�v. faking }our hods into stress relief. soothing away the pain, letting you refocus your attention, and interrupting the cycle of' mental agitation. As the next step learn to take care ol' vuur "self" consider Yoga. Learning to breathe. to move, ing to students about drugs and other topics. "They have a fairly good relation- ship with the high schools in Ajax;" Cpl. Barrett says, adding the two police services hope to be able to expand the program to Pickering high schools now that Durham Regional Police have merged Ajax and Pickering into one division, headed by Insp. Hamilton. Cpl. Barrett says the detachment wanted to recognize its partner agencies and members of the public for services they've provided to the RCMP. Others recognized were Richard Hadden, of the Bureau of Excel- lence I'or Durham Region, and mcm- hers of the Peterborough Petes hockev club for its involvement in a drug awareness program. The RCMP also honored force members with 20 years or more of service. arc important Enough to dcscr%C time ou:. We will support you into the habit of sell lo%c. Yova and Bodywork "ill help you restore the energy and creativity that you need to meet your challenges. For appointments in Greenwood call 619- 1405. ATLAS Personal , Training L'A Fitness Testing %iAu -Mobile Fitness service -Over 10 years Experience •Rate Starting From $10/hr DON'T WAi1T - GET N SHAPE (905)619-1887 , relationship upheavals, changes in and to meditate. "Ith foga ���employment. loss of* employment etc. In addition today's stresses are often you will build your self�VE worth, and self respect up Den ��ambiguous 1 andlong term. money worries, enough to realize that you O REPAIRS (I hr.) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY ENTUM LINER DD, F.C.A.C.(A) Kingston Rd. W. IG VILLAGE, AJAX "Good•by a Plus Sizes,,, No new wardrobe!" says Lisa of Woodstock, Ontario. Lisa is excited about being able to? shop for new clothes anywhere - not just in the plus department. She also loves her new-found energy. "Thank you to Roseglen is for teaching me better eating i habits. I've cost 62 lbs. and tit inches and I've never felt better!" TREAT YOURSELF TO SOME YOU can do it tool RELAXATION Lose all your weight A peacefulfor just * country retreat. ....................... ....149 Hands-on bodywork releases the body's energyto hea itself -relieving stress, pain, and emotional trauma. firlunwood TOOK & BODYWORK F=30 Highway 7 and Westne Call: IU iiia from downtown peri a) (905) 619-1405 • Ful fne of Herbal Products Available iRM-UP KIT - see store for details. Pickering 4204220 R�e�ylen Whitby 666-5050 Weight joss a wellness of cenaaa Oshawa 436-2122 the bdeff&d way to lase W"t ... A 3 dentist team "' and cheerful staff is here to greet you. Always caring about you and your family's dental well-being. n Dr. Henry Alban, D.D.S. • Dr. Stephen Minsky, D.D.S • Dr. Howard Kanner, D.D.S. • Emergencies Welcome • New Patients Welcome All Insurance Plans Accepted • Visa R Financial Arrangements ' Senior Discount - Nitrous Oxide available • Dentistry while you sleep Cosmetic Dentistry • Whitening of Teeth • Wheelchair accessibility ' Hygienist - Children's play centre • Specialists available in office Oral Surgeon • Periodontist - Anesthetist 1885 Glenanna Call Suzie or Lisa for Hours: Medical Centre i your. • • • today Knott.- Fri.13.9:30 pm 831-7566 Lunch 12:30.1:30 P.M. M000...ve your bones! May 24 walk fights osteoporosis Ajax and Pickering residents are urged to take part in a walk Satur- day, May 24 to fight osteoporosis and raise people's awareness of- the disease. Or by the Pickering Civi- tan Club and the Ajax -Pickering branch of the Osteoporosis Society of Canada, the walk will raise funds to help Canadians learn how to pre- vent osteoporosis and to improve access to hone density testing so painful fractures can he avoided. Lorna Rowley, walk committee chairman, says in a press release. "Regular physical activity, a diet rich in calcium and early diagnosis is our best defence against osteo- porosis. "It's never too late to improve our bone health. "We hope all ages will join in Canada's Osteoporosis Walk and m000...ve their hones to better health." Osteoporosis is a debilitating dis- ease characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue. The result is often fractures of the hip, spine and wrist, causing chronic pain, lack of mobility and reduced quality of life. Osteoporosis affects one in four women over the age of- 50 and one in eight men over 50. More than 1.4 million Canadians suffer from the disease. The five -kilometre Ajax -Picker- ing walk begins at 10 a.m. at Rotary Park in Ajax. Participants are encouraged to pick up pledge forms in advance at Kids Are Worth It in the Pickering Town Centre Tuesday, May 20 between 2 and 9 p.m. Or call Ms Rowley at 428-9392. Walk participants who collect a lot of pledges are eligible to win prizes like designer T-shirts, a Pen burn laptop computer and a trip for two to a wilderness resort. The walk-a-thon is scheduled to take plan. in 65 communities across the country this year, from St. John's, Newfoundland to Port Alberni. British Columbia. Canada's Osteoporosis Walk is sponsored by the Dairy Farmers of Canada and many local politicians and merchants. For more information on the walk-a-thon, call Ms. Rowley at 428-9392. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 - PAGE 13 Student job centres eri"in Durham p Employers can adver- P Oye S i tise full-time, part-time, fill epraand casual .-.lean job vacane ies at the centre at y no charge. .openings Students looking for The Human Resources " work can take advantage `;Centres for Students in of the employment post- , )urham, formerly the Ings and pick up tips on :,:Canada Employment resume writing, organiz- Centres for Students, are ing a job search and job open for another summer hunting in general. season at 1400 Bayly St. jnformation about fed - in Pickering and 78 Rich- eral and provincial pro - mond St. W. in Oshawa. grams is also available at The centres are open the centre. ,%Monday through Friday For more information ;_,from 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. or to post a job, call the yto help employers fill Ajax -Pickering centre at Aheir summer vacancies 831-7651 or the Oshawa- nd students find summer Whitby centre at 725- jobs. 6319. Are you tired of feeling tired? In l h nutrition practice I l D specializing g r the arca of b>wel health 1 discuss natural protocols to bele people with Feeling tired all the tirnc seems to he a common urprc,sion, . insripauon. diarrhea, bloating, allergies, chronic constipation• and/or diarrhea, hloattng, gas, as wcil complaint nowadays Fatigue can be caused by a vaginitis, skin protiums. pelvic pain. sex as those already diagnosed with a towel condition such as multitude of lifestyle factors including long hours problems, hives or Itching. muscle or quint pain. IHS. Crohn's Colitis, Diverticulitis Candidiasis or yeast at work. taking care of a farmly, stress, not eating ruing spells, memory loss, irritability, prostatitis, overgrowth is difficult for .lectors to diagnose according to enough. not sleeping, or not getting enough lock itch• sensitivity to chemicals and perfumes. Dr Lcon Chaltow of London. England. "when symptoms exercise Addressing these factors can sometimes vaginal yeast Infections are chronic rather than acute, yeast infection is often to alleviate the fatigue, but if it does not look to a In the intestines we have approximately an Ko - blame If specific symptoms have been treated with little or biochemical cause Ask yourself the following "i ratio of gcxA-to-had veast, and according to no success, the diagnosis usually gets Candida" Following questions uta.. -maize anti. John wlllard Rippon. PhD. Univers. it, of Chicago. a strict Candidiasis protocol for about six weeks :an help I ) Have 1 taken many antibiotics in my lifetime" l"rash are usually mild mannered creatures get the yeast under control If after ahoui the ih:r,1 week %uu Have I had any lung -tern use of antibiotics for something Incapable of causing problems in healthy people" 'rhe are beginning to feel better, then this may rri,ii„irc :hat y,,u such as acneproblems usually begin when the above four factors arc arc dealing with a yeast related problem 2) Ilii I take the birth control pill” consumed routinely --antibiotics, birth control pill. To t:nd out more abut the protocol for 1d r attx li d attend one of the upcoming AURICUI AR EAR CANDLE THERAPY BEtiEFTTS: • - ,r aax tx�Jd-up • n,scd hcrnn� _t • :04 car and ,mu, imutvm hu//ing.indl ,.r n,i,c, • ulauon of the car, cncrg% rv,int, • c , tin mi, hcrdarhes end ailcr�n� • Cxo{ igx ._ w,n, ti,o wtilihic Far caning i, a natucil non tma,nc alternate who h •ntk .x:rao, cx,a, cvr.xax R, n ul.0 rr ..SII ^n .cnr 'h, hu,i,:.r, ami '...r !cmnj: f ...., Call for an appointment bKt. 1893. ) IX) I take, or have I taken. cortisone or corticosteroids cortisone, an rc mrd c > % rates i C. inhalers > If the aboyc synipRxn picture depicts you then you seminars ',ntc1 in the ad in this DOES YOUR CHILD SMILE WITH 4) Du I consume a dirt rich in refined cartxihydratcs Lr must follow gr what is call t strict Candidiasis (a type of section ,,r ;all `l arms t 3_U- O �' D otitic sugar, brown sugar, white tluur' yeast that grows out of control l protocol I.3 -i , tor a ; rrwr,a; .unsultauun You may he wondering what these questions have to du 1) Stop feeding the %cast. ENCET with bring tired t_rt nor explain In our intestines we '_) hill off the }east that is already there. and I Self—confidence have good and had bacteria or )cast The atx)vC factors can directly affect the proliferation or multiplication of the had bactrna when the had bacteria gets out of control and begins to outnumber the good bacteria. problems occur. First and foremost the Immune system is constantly in high gear trying to deal with these microbes. An entire host of symptoms can occur. Does this symptom picture look like you? -- fatigue, headaches, feeling ••space%', IF • 1*]IMM • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE. ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE if PEOPLE OF ALL AGES DR JOSEPH A. 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(Hwy. 2 & Dixie) Suite #202 831-8115 •60.00 Value PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 Billboard cI rnpc t u n., -C con(.. r Ire. 650 Rossland Rd. W".. charLc. Phone (905( S39- May 11, 1997 MONDAY, MAY112 learning and enjoying the art Rrgional Policy station at play tables: members $20. HEALTH: The Dunbarton- The Ajax -Pickering branch of OPEN HOUSE: Teddy's of Bonsai. (905)623-3951 or Hxvy. 2 and Brock Rd., Pick- non-members $30. 837-6638. Fairport United Church the Canadian Red Cross Scx:i- Learnin,S Centre, in the recre- (905)723-1722 (please Icave a ening. 420-0223 or (416)293- EPILEPSY: Gpilcpsy Women host a health seminar ety holds a b1(xxJ donor clinic ation hall of 1235 Radom St., message if there is no 4450, Durham Region hosts a panel Taking Care of You at 7 p.m. from I to 8 p.m. in the NMS Pickering, holds an open answer). BUSINESS: The Ajax -Pick- d-.cussion on the Ketogenic Speakers on massage therapy, Ajax Room of the Ajax Com - house daily in Mav from 9 to HORTICULTURAL SOLI- cring Board of Trade holds anDict at 7:30 p.m. at the Kins physical fitness, skin and sun munity Centre on Centennial H: a.m. for future clients. ETI': Pickering Horticultural Open For Business network- men Centre, 109 Colborne St. care, orthopedic and sports Rd. 839-6472, 839-2120. Societx holds meetings at 8 ing evening and table -top dis- W'., Oshawa. Panelists include therapy. The church is at 1066 All blood types needed. TUESDAI'. N1AY 13 P.m. at St. Andrews Preshv- play showcase from 5 to 8 Epilepsy Ontario president Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Healthy individuals from 17 EQUITI' NETWORK: terian Church. 35 Church St. p.m. at The Waterfront Dining Dr. McIntyre Burnham, reps- Tickets $4. 839-3411. to 70 years can donate. Photo Durham Region Equity Het- N.. Ajax (Pickering, Village). Bistro& Baron Liverp(xol Rd. tered dietitian Carlota Basual- BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: ID needed. 420-3383. work meets trom 8:45 ami. t(• Dennis Flana,,an presents south of Bavh St. in Picker- do -Hammond and Gord Pen - Tomiszer, Shop 10:15 a.m. at Durham Region `What's Nc\.% to Gardening ins,. Admission: memhcrs ruse. whose son is un the dict. Roman Catholic Separate for 1997'. I:luxver show and 515. non-mcmhers $25. Dis- 666-9926 or I -S(X)- 350-9069. seriousTechnology School Board Education Con-•) t t , All l V tion and was ele- `°- lLdjustm sw o o�G,ete ire Air Brake ent Training Course ;c adjust -S- cam brakes �1rereautsrte - Vauc Z- endorsement Duratior - 6-7 hours Classes - Saturdays 8 a.m. - 2 p m. Evenings - Monday & "uesday For rec stratior & ON irformat or ;,EN ENNIAL TS.C.S : CLLEGE (905) 839-4649 o, (416) 289-5005 T- ATLANTIC TPickering REESERVICE Serving Ajax So Stumps removed SPECIALIST IN: by machine • TrlmminQ • Tc3on'"a • uqnaa wood Fully Insured • PrunlnQ • Anlr"al Rl-scu & • Free Estimates • cavrcv ae�palr o 25 Years Experience Call Jerry / \ lf ziJill, cI rnpc t u n., -C con(.. r Ire. 650 Rossland Rd. W".. charLc. Phone (905( S39- Oshaxva. Guest .peakcr is Dr. 76(X) or (4 16) 2S'-443.1. Fax PhcN:-Jane Poole, president (4 16) 282-5035. of P.J. Poole crud Associates VOI,J'NTEERS: Choices Inc.. `;he'll tali: about ,gender Childbirth Edu:ation and communication awareness. Labour Support Ser\ ices. Admission is free. 436-5663 which pro\ides choice-hascd (Cathy Lloyd) or 576-6707 prenatal education. profes- extension 25S. sronal IaM)r support, postpar- BONti Xl: the Nlatsuxama turn suppx)rt and crisp :oun- Bonscu S,ktctx meets from -1 selling on issues related to to 9 p.m. at Faith Place, -3-1 childbirth. Hill hest a mecun- William St. W'. Oshawa. for prospectixc \uluntcers at Open to amonc interested in 7:30 p.m. at the Durham lLdjustm sw o o�G,ete ire Air Brake ent Training Course ;c adjust -S- cam brakes �1rereautsrte - Vauc Z- endorsement Duratior - 6-7 hours Classes - Saturdays 8 a.m. - 2 p m. Evenings - Monday & "uesday For rec stratior & ON irformat or ;,EN ENNIAL TS.C.S : CLLEGE (905) 839-4649 o, (416) 289-5005 T- ATLANTIC TPickering REESERVICE Serving Ajax So Stumps removed SPECIALIST IN: by machine • TrlmminQ • Tc3on'"a • uqnaa wood Fully Insured • PrunlnQ • Anlr"al Rl-scu & • Free Estimates • cavrcv ae�palr o 25 Years Experience Call Jerry / \ lf ziJill, ��#�CDI COLLE Reach roc -- �� Y. ,f.rur• Call today Scarborough t��hna,ogy 416-291-6662 training starts soon 325 Milner Ave-, Suite 1200 (Markham Rd. & 401) I Dealership is winner in all fronts Bob Johnston staff elegantly awarded for ability �J Bob Johnston Chev- Richard has been rec- Now even night owls can ,,` olds Geo is also pleased prepare for a new career with to announce that Richard CDI training at our Scarborough :ampus. passenger and truck Our full-time night program s �': " Dffers the same unique program r" oackages and individualized earning you'll find in our day accounts and other )r evening classes. ... ■Programmer Analyst Fleet customers. ■ Network Specialist z' ■ LAN Administrator Congratulations ■ Computer Maintenance I Technician ��#�CDI COLLE Reach roc -- �� Y. ,f.rur• Call today Scarborough t��hna,ogy 416-291-6662 training starts soon 325 Milner Ave-, Suite 1200 (Markham Rd. & 401) I Dealership is winner in all fronts Bob Johnston staff elegantly awarded for ability Grand Master Technician was an honor for me and the dealer- ship," said Frank Gionna, Service Manager at Bob Johnston. "To have John (Tomiszer) win the awar;.i twice puts the icing on the cake." Congratulations to John for a job well done! For quality service and profes- sionalism in sales, visit Bob Johnston Chev Olds Geo. They're located at 4121 Kingston Road (at Guildwood Go Train Station). Or telephone (416) 284-1631 for an appointment. Bob Johnston Chev- Richard has been rec- ,,` olds Geo is also pleased ognized by General to announce that Richard Motors for his Fleet E.W. Bryan, Fleet passenger and truck 'a Manager (right) has been sales to commercial rewarded by General accounts and other x ? Motors with Bronze Level Fleet customers. z' Membership for the 1996 Congratulations r� Fr a` Dealership Fleet Richard for all your + Managers Club. hard work? �- This is the 5th year For the second year in a row, john Tomiszer, Shop .. Foreman (left) at Bob Johnston, won the "hands on" competi- tion and was ele- `°- gently awarded the k National Grand Master Technician Bob Johnston Chev-Olds General Motors to recognize sented with the status. This presti- Geo is pleased to announce those Sales and Leasing Bronze award (4 gious award is the above Sales and Leasing Consultants who demon- years running); and Consultants have been strate excellence in retail Paul Bergerson presented to only rewarded with membership sales, product knowledge, (centre) also was the finest techni- in the 1996 General Motors product training, and cus- presented with the clans. In fact, Sales Marketing Guild. There tomer satisfaction. Bronze award (3 only 21 out of are three levels of achieve- Greg Murphy (above years running). over 10,000 ment: Bronze, Silver, and right) was the recipient of the Congratulation to technicians has Gold. Silver award (8 years run- Greg, Mario, and Paul achieved this The Sales Marketing ning). for a job well done! elite level in all of Canada. Guild was developed by Mario Caia (left) was pre- "To have one of AdvertoriW our team Grand Master Technician was an honor for me and the dealer- ship," said Frank Gionna, Service Manager at Bob Johnston. "To have John (Tomiszer) win the awar;.i twice puts the icing on the cake." Congratulations to John for a job well done! For quality service and profes- sionalism in sales, visit Bob Johnston Chev Olds Geo. They're located at 4121 Kingston Road (at Guildwood Go Train Station). Or telephone (416) 284-1631 for an appointment. �-�s,� wy $,Y: I it '-rr7� .tet � />f ■ �y � i J s w — '� � � • 1 . • . t.-wrw, ,1iyn`ase ��t�■� � I�tMt� � � � � a: � -°,"; - I 1 7 s. r; i. 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(The application) is going through the channels:' Mr. Hill said. A pre -sentencing_ hearing before Mr. Justice Harr), LaFormc has been rescheduled for lune 5 in Ontario Court, gen- eral division, in VA'hithv. If the Attorney General con- sents to the application. the judge will listen to arguments from both defence and Crown counsel before deciding whether to declare Mr. McArthur a dan- gerous otlender- k1mistry spokesman Jonathan No\ek said no time- frame has leen set for a deci- sion. "At this paint. Ithe applica- tion) is still heing reviewed by senior counsel in the ministry and they will make a recommen- dation to the minister. "Each case is certainly unique. Mr. McArthur. 41. of Kinoston, was convicted last month of shooting three Durham police officers and two civilians during a bloody robber Oct. 20. 1994 at the Bank of Montreal. The career criminal, who once authored a hook titled 'I'd Rather Be Wanted Than Had: The Memoirs of an Unrepentant Bank Robber.' still faces a first- dcgrec murder charge in his hometown, in addition to other alleged unrelated crimes. His younger brother Angus Junior McArthur, who was accused of tieing the second and taller of two masked bandits in the Port Pere robbery. was acquitted of all charges. Police have not re -opened the investigation. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Worker says he was told to keep quiet A tribute to Mom Questions about bank transfers led nowhere but real estate money Axent missing B) S rf:Ptte\ Sli,A\ ukki1\.1 siytt Confronted by a co-worker suspicious of shady financial transactions. a'Whitbv man on trial for his alleged role in a $2 -million real estate scam explained. "This is how we do things in real estate,' a jury has heard. Ray Bhatt. a former book- keeper at the then-Westnev Road Re -Max Realty Incorpo- rated in Ajax. said when he later voiced his concerns to brokerage owner Michael Lindo, he was threatened with dismissal. "I mentioned this doesn't seem to be an appropriate way of doing business," Mr. Bhatt told an Ontario Court, general division, trial Tuesday. "I was told to just f... off by Mr. Lindo and to continue doing as I was told ... if I wanted to keep the job, to continue working." Mr. Bhatt said he was hired in January 1990 at the firm and worked under the direc- tion of agent -in -training John William Midlige, an assistant to Mr. Lindo. .I Mr. Midlige, 43, has plead- ed not guilty to theft and fraud over $1,000 and aiding and abetting a criminal breach of trust. Mr. Midlige is accused of transferring over a one-year period more than $2 million held in trust, pending the clo- sure of sales. into the firm's general hank account. Dozens of agents lost S600.000 in commissions from the eNcntual shortfall. Mr. Bhatt. 51, said that in 'xlas 1990 he confronted %Ir Midlige about his repeated Instruction,, to prepare hank slips to transfer money from the trust account to general account. prior to the closure of deals. • "He (Mr. Midlige) said. 'Oh, don't worry about it. This is how we do things in real estate" Mr. Bhatt said he was ini- tial ly satisfied with Mr. Micilige's explanation that money was transferred at the start of each week, rather than dav- to-day as sales closed. But when the trans- fers started to occur in some instances one week before sales closed. Mr. Bhatt again raised his concerns with Mr. Midlige. "He said it wasn't my business to worry about these things," Mr. Bhatt said. Mr. Bhatt told pros- ecutor Emile Carring- ton that when he was hired by the firm "the books were in a real mess," with as much as $120,000 in outstand- ing debts owed to cred- i tors. Mr. Midlige would often return to the office from the bank in the morning and tell Mr. Bhatt "we need more money" to bal- ance the firm's general account. "I would -get inquiries on a constant basis from agents wondering where their commissions are." said Mr. Bhatt. "I was told to tell them it was heing processed." The Horseless Carriagemen will be busy in communities across Durham this !Mother's Day, as they serenade women with their popular annual 'N10111 -0 -Grams'. Here, Desiree Goodchild is honored in song by (from left) Tom Sziklasi, Milt Rainey, Bob Lean and Stewart Petersen. Region marchesbehind Generals Xouneil sends contratulationshok:key team for winning ' the Ontario Hockev League title and to wish the squad well at the o Memorial Cup championships in Hull, Quebec start- OHL champs " _ ing Saturday. 'f- The Generals advanced to the Canadian junior -Durham Regional Council has jumped on the < hockey championships by beating the Ottawa 67's wGenerals' bandwagon. � "Tuesday to win their OHL final series four games to No,.:Regional councillors agreed Wednesday after on to send a congratulatory letter to the local two z � • Replace tront brake pads with quality Motomtaster brake pads with a lifetime Guarantee. Includes semi rnetalkc pads where applicable. • Inspect caliper mounting & sliders • Inspect brake hardware • Top up brake fluid • Inspect rotors for wear ardor 99 damage roar rows . 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Groen ike a w in the park }l Lewis and her dog, Skip took advantage of some warmer spring her last weekend and headed out for an afternoon of leisure at Rotary in Ajax. Behind them is Pauline Lewis and her dog, Jake. illium Foundation caring communities The Trillium Foundation is look- ; for candidates for its first pre- itation of the Caring Communities yard. The award, which will be handed t in October, is open to communi- s across the province and will nor those in which there is active rticipation in working together to set eoals for the future. The foundation is looking_ for community -wide efforts from schools, businesses and volunteer organizations. Submissions must be received by June. For more information call (416) 961-0194 or 1-800-263-2887. Welcome Wagon THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY 11, 1997 - PAGE 19 Find vour communit),• newspaper online at ,.i-�v%%-.durhamnews.rlet M 13 Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low Lean Ground Beef $ 89 New York striploin Steaks $ 7 9M9. Marinated Eye Round Steaks save *2"m. Fresh Oc Illerfest Sausage Save 'I"Ml $ 99 � 1 lb. ') Nees! Eye of Round Roasts Save s=Solb. $ 99 M. areaaea Cluckea Shishkebaba $A 99 01 Boneless sanolLed Ham steaks $2 99 lb. . Breaded Chicken Cutlets Jnst Heat In Eat 'Ready For The sBQ Fresh Beef Kabobs $ 99 4 m. IM L "n" FA PkMakPlin_ t fu�1 Meats �. ^ F-15 _ Ttiawy I" wadnee y ifIbma y H •y.•, • - "The Meat People" a•lc 04" r� 0 wa PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER MAY 1"7 Ste. Anne's opens "Simply The Best Wine & Brew Works" Plan now for Father's Day .. The lite. Anne "s Pure Spring dater Bottling Plant is now open to the public for making your own %vine and beer. A portion of the 15,000 :q, ft. plant located at 716 Colonel Sam Drive in Oshawa has been designated for this sen -ice so customers can experience the fun of bot - `ling their own wine and beer. Ste Anne's boasts a 6•en large selection of wine kits containing concentrates from grapes grown on vine- vards located in the major wine regions of the world Only brand name products ire used including Furopean elect, Village Winter, `",'inc Art and California Connoisseur . These are quality wine .mth which contain all the necessary ingredient, to make vour wind, excert !k)r Jo -Anne Mehring of Oshawa saw a coupon in Oshawa This Week and visited Ste. Anne's to make her own wine. "I like it here because of the spring water and that the staff are very profes- sional and it is so clean;" she says. one .. water. Ste. Anne's has introduced a unique ingredi- ent which many customers sav enhances the flavour of their wine...vou guessed it ... Ste Anne's Pure Spring Water ... of course "I've made -wine before," says customer Ben Locke "And this batch I made here w•as better than anv other I've had 1t has .i^ Monica French bottles her favourite red wine. In the background is historic Ste. Anne's Inn. excellent taste and a good body. I'm enjoying it very much." Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Nater is also one of the main ingredients of the Premium Lagers and Ales customers will be able to brew at the facilit}'. "Now that the wine making is in full swing we have set a start-up date for beer making on Tuesday Mav 20th," says Karl Clancy of Ste. Anne's. "That means the first batches will be ready for Father's Day. Remember to watch for our introductory discount coupon in the Sundav, Mav 18th issue of this paper" Colin Abernethv, who has just returned from Davis University in California where he has attended a Certificate Program spon- sored by the American Brewers Guild says "Ste. Anne s has developed a cus- tomer friendly Brew--On- Premises which enables the customer to make their own quality ales and premium lagers. He went on to sav "mak- ing your own beer is as sim- ple as pitching (mixing) yeast with Wort. Ste. Anne's pro- duce--, the Wort right on premises from real Malt, Hops and of course our own Ste Anne's Pure Spring S%ater " The resultinV fresh Wort It can be lots of fun to bottle your own wine at Ste. Anne's new store called "Simply The Best Wine & Brew Works is very similar to the Wort used in Commercial Micro Breweries or Brew Pubs, enabling customers to get the real beer taste. Colin added "this is very different from the concentrat- ed Wort syrups used by many Brew -Your -Own oper- ations. The real beer formula- tions and premium yeasts we use produces premium qual- ity beers comparable to many commercial brands. Customers are welcome to come in and watch the real Wort being produced." Making your own wine is a valuable lesson in eco - noetics according to Gerry Duffy. tie teaches Hotel, Restaurant and Beverage BOOK QUALITY PREMIUM BEERS FREE WINES COST PER COST PER COST PER SEMINARS 579-2837 BOTTLE BOTTLE BOTTLE 750 ml FULL BATCH 112 BATCH or 6-24X341 ml 3-24X341 ml 428-0252 '• STORE $9.00 $1.14 $1.19 PURCHASE $2.75* $ .63* $ .77* YOURSELF *NOT INCLUDING INITIAL COST OF BOTTLES **EQUAL APPROX. 4 - 24 X 500ML PET BOTTLES ***EQUAL APPROX. 2 - 24 X 500ML PET BOTTLES (PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE) Management at the Toronto School of Business and on a regular basis conducts wine making seminars at Ste. Antic s. 'The average bottle of wine costs $7 to $10," says Gerrv. "Here at Simply The Best, I can show you how to make quality wine for less than $2 7 per b(ittle.' He explain, that what make, wine 17.111� : attracts e at lite Azi: bot - tling plant is that customers have a lot of fun, it is so sim- ple to make quality wine here. "Mv seminars also help you understand the many varieties of wines and which foods or special occasions they compliment. To book vour free semi- nar call 579-2857 or Ajax 428- 02;1- Monica 28- 02;, 4W Gerry Duffy teaches Hotel, Restaurant and Beverage Management at the Toronto School of Business and on a regular basis conducts wine making seminars at Ste. Anne's. r---------------------��--------Mop ------------.1 Ir2 FREECASES OF BOTTLES I I Attend our 1 11 I 11 FREE SEMINAR with the purchase of a batch of Wine or Beer Beer or Wine for Father's Day I I and receive x.: r • Gift Certificates available to let I I CASES OF BOTTLES # t Dad make it himself or2 FREE •Surprise him with a batch!. Start a I I with the purchase of a batch of Wine or Beer batch of Wine before May 17 or I I Learn how to mke our own wine or beer b attending a d Beer before May 20 it y Y 9 F :m will be ready by Father's Day. I I FREE WEEKDAY 30 MINUTE SEMINAR. This coupon is not redeenable with any outer cot pons or I I Seminars begin at 7:00 p.m. This capon is not redeerle with any other coupons or ' offers. One coupon per person. Expires June 15, 1997. I I offers. One coupon per person. Expires June 15, 1997. �`ie Ta eIIs' 746aeLearn . Wine , . ke I Wine & Brew Works : I Wine & Brew Works Beer 716 Colonel Sam Dr., Oshawa I 716 Colonel Sam Dr., Oshawa 30 min 579-2837 428-0252 — J L — 579-2837 X428-0252 P COMPETMVE & RECREATIONAL ',,.UmledAv ty 1=fRS I COME, FWT SERVE THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 - PAGE 21 Pickering Sports a AlRivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser -MOTHERS DAY BRUNCH f11"` Sunday May lith Deluxe Hot & Cold Buffet 10a.m.-2:30p.m. 17." (+ tax) 1/2 price children under 12 Call for reservations NANDALE COUNTRY CLUB RCH Sf. N GAYLY, AJAX ew 683-3214 AGit,, 4 Pickering swimmers win a Rainbow of medals PICKERING — Pickering Swim Club members made waves at the club's recent Rainbow Classic meet at the Pickering Recreation Complex pool. "rhe meet was attended by more than 540 swimmers from across Ontario. Making this meet unique was the fact that swimmers of all �cvcls — from developmental to provincial - calibre — had the opportunity to compete. The first day of the two-day competition was for developmental -level swimmers attended by six different clubs. Pickering entered 31 swimmers, many of them compet- ing for the first time. All swimmers came away with positive experiences and many cnioyed great success. Me following PSC novice swimmers fin- ished with one or more medals: Willie hall. Nicholas Barbaro, Adrianna Cornacchia, Cara Cornacchia, Alex Griffith. Amy Kurniw ski, Jennifer %lichalicka, Danielle Schon, Ryan Shanks, Natasia Szpak, Jacqueline W`ilfi)rd and Fnc «ilt m. : Iso c nipcUng wcre K.chr%n li,ili. �lal�nn Cowlc,.. FlcnunL, Chi -i, l r. ... ., i7. Hobson, Jennifer Jocoby, Scott Johnston, Maia Kirk, Fahreen Ladek, Krista Ross, Phillip Schon, Lindsey Scott, Elijah Senechal, Michelle Starr, Nathan Tamburro and Jessica Ward. Every Pickering swimmer set one or more personal best times at this level. The second day was reserved as an invita- tional competition. Many of the 44 Pickering swimmers turned in winning performances. In the I0 -and -under girls' division, Brenna Wilson displayed her prowess in the pool, winning three gold medals for the 50 -metre butterfly, IOOm fly and the 200m freestyle. She also earned four silver medals for the 1(X)m free, I(X)m individual medley. 2(X)rn I.M. and the 2(X)rii hackstrokc. Wilson also captured hrunzc in the 50m tree and 50m hack. in the 10 -and -under hoes' bracket, Brandon Barbaro swam to a bronze medal in the 50in fly and Kent Williamson won bronze in the 2(X),ii I.M. Jthcr rrnmcrs competing in the 1O -and - )1 ilia :_ _ _r uip were Laura Barnes, Melanie cilin Heggie. Taryn Ka%anagh. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Pouncing on a Wildcat Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers' Jennifer Lipsett tries to impede the progress Of Whitby's Father Leo J. Austin Wildcats' Beth Brady during Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics girls' field lacrosse action at DO'C Tuesday afternoon. Stephanie Peters, Sarah Wolch, Scott Allen, Bradley Johnston, Jake Stevens, T.J. Stevens and Daniel Walker. in the 1i -and -12 girls' category, Lauren Walker swam to four gold medals in the 50m, 100m and 2(X)m free and the 200m I.M. Walker also won a silver medal in the 50m fly. in the i I -and-12 boys' division, Warren Barnes owned the breaststroke event, winning gold in the 50m, 100m and 200m events. Also swimming well in this age group were Adrienne Bing, Alison Chan. Sophie Dona, Melanie Gogal. Stephanie Mathias, Danielle Walmer. Jennifer Wi;L,tiim. Rsan Fervuson. Mike Fleming. Matt Ginter, Adam Janssen, Matt Johnston. Jon Ka,,e. Matt Tamhurro and `iatt Wt 1Ich. 1n the 13 -and -1-4 girls' aye group. Megan Shanks won two gold medals in the 2(X)TTI IAA and the 100m breast. She also carried silver medals in the 100in I.M. and won two bronze in the 50ni and Morn hack c%cnts. Alicia K,nc captured a gold medal in the 200Tn free. siker in the 20Om fl,, and hron/e in the IOOni I.M. Lauren Campbell won _,old in the ",Om hreast and bronze in the 200m breast. Bnanne Dakota Bob's women's hoops champions �cr%ice made ainends :... .s h)ss in the semi-final h% hurnm= the Bink of Montreal 39 -1 - Anne Whitchead held the hot hand tier Glenn's with IS prints Kath% Duman chipped in w ith 10. Lon Fleming was the top point getter for the hankers with 19. 101lowcci h, Ma. _,ere Bags with four. Pla�crs in the PickennL-haled women's league reside in fx,th :\_lav, and Pickenm, Ferreira swam to two silver medals in the 50m and I (X)m free. The PSC's 13 -and -14 girls' relay team of Shanks. Kaye, Campbell and Ferreira won a gold medal in the 4 -by -50m free relay. Jcnn Martin continued to turn in great swims earn- ing three personal best times. PSC's Ross Werlick won two gold medals in the 13-14 boys' 2(X)m fly and 2(X)m I.M. and a bronze in the I(X)m fh Graham W()lch swam well to earn a hronze medal in the 50m breast. Bryan Leung turned in two personal bast times. Club newcomer Brett HardinL, fin- ished in the top 10 in three of his Bents in his first-ever :ompetitn,e swim meet. Pickermg scnwr 15 -and -over girls' swim- mer Patricia Pearsall won Fuld in the I(X)m Its and the 2(X)m tree and bronze in the iOlirn free, 1(X)m hack and 20()m hack. In the Miss- senior I5 and mer ,:ategun. Nathan Kase led the: was with two _gold medals in the 200m breast and 2())m hack and a sil,.er in the 2(X)m tl,,. Derek H�)ward won a Fuld in the 100m fly and sil%er in the �,Om free. Enc Gauthier captured ;old in the 2(9 in) tiv and hronzc in the 50hm free. A.1\X — Thc underdog Tudor Arms squad :,)uldn't pull off another upset in the Ajax Ladies Recreational B&,kcthall final in Pickenng I;Lst W:dncsday night i1 -1c Tudor Arms had sent pruhihitive favonte Glenn's Auk) Service to the consolation Lune with an upset in the semi- :inal contest a week a�u. Hk,we�cr, this week. Dakota Bob's proved to he ti m much t„r the underdog Tudor Arms team as the favunte captured the hix,ps crown with a 51-45 ;ictort. l3ehi Bonar paced Boh's attack with a game-hwh 21 pennts. She was tiilluwed by Ingrid Carmichael and Colleen NL'ctenng, who each :ontnhuted 10 to the winning, :ause. Julie Hughes led Tudor Arms with 17 prints, while Kc\ina Morrison and Ronnie Brady each s.:ored eight. In the consolation tilt. Glenn's :auto Durham swimmers in sync Durham S,.nchro Club swimmers impressed at the recent regional qualif}ing meet at Variets Villa_ze in Sc:rrhoruugh In ducts, Stacy Donaldson and Jillian Rorabeck placed sixth in the 12 -to -14 -year-old age group. Tina St. John and Stephanie Bonnar finished seventh in the I I -and -under cat- egory. Andrea Cryderman and Becky den Braa_sem were 12th in the 15-20 age bracket. In team results, Durham's 12-14 'B' squad placed fifth. Team members are Jennifer Clark, Rachael Bolten, Kristen Proulx, Stacy Donaldson, Jillian Rorabeck, Jenny Senkowski and Holley Dykstra. The coach is Beth Wintonyk. The 15 -to- 19 'B' squad, coached by Teri Pearce, finished sixth. Swimming for Durham were Julie Adams, Andrea Cryderman, Becky den Braasem and Nicole Newhook. An 11 th-place performance was turned in by Durham's 12-14 'B' team of Tina St. John, Stephanie Bonnar, Lauren Souch, Jessica Knowles, Krista Legault and Melanie Quigg. The team is coached by Holley Lundmark. Durham Synchro Club teams are now training for the Provincial 'AB' competition in Ottawa May 22 to 25. LAJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC., NESTLE ICE CREAM is MINUTE MAID • NESTEA FROZEN MORRISON LAMOTHE • SAVARIN FROZEN • 1 G 11 1 • .. j e .. 1 1 1 f d. 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I DOWNTIOWN RIVE RDAt E I MARKHAM I RIDURH MG I DURHAM 0 TRUCKLOADS DAILY FROM ONTARIO GROWERS 40 ,'� '2' ` r J / 7 I: • • • hWr)PLi: liiuuiu. LAVVI�T ALL VARIETIES KRAFT CANADA s� 1 �\ 1► i '''! < IL ,fin, pin. Ifinner KRAFT CANADA - POST CEREAL 9 11 A, 10 m a I _ I I �VERYO.gY IE • W PR\G� h1 CA'N FROZEN Slow A 02 • � k, KRAFTCANAGA •Fi7•:(;L"LAR •DIET 1MVIA� OR 2 T (141FE BOXES 1 FOR FROMTHE TROPICS ... .. u DIRECT FROM FLORIDA TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS V ■ V■ ra 01"'ARW I-dAxvuxr..5 L is 1099 -- Awk �_6 ��Kla S •BATHIR TI SUE•PRODUCT OF CHILE #1 GRADE I_-kRGE I&ROLI. PKG. BOO •PAPER TOWEL +� KOLI. PACKAGE � PEARS FILL YOL-R OWN RAG 132 kg MPH ' •.PKG. I..S MAJ . a MOUE S'a �TAFiC ;REEIV4l,'SES agOOUC' �c „ S a ONTARIO GREENHOUSES - z2 GRADE PRODUCT OF U S A CALIF ..49 N�o�s 1.29 •�� .79 •r LAfv tiuF1L+ LARGE EA� LgpC,E�A gIJNCH ��•� .- ASSOBTED SEES TOMATOES fib,, STRAWBERRIENIAS FII.I. YOUR OWN EIAG. IM ka ADD9 )QiTRA FiJLL PiNI'S . 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AL8ERT0-CULVER • VOS SARA LEE • FROZEN �0��1 ` FULLY BAKED CLOROX CO KINGSFORD 1. �` • DI • VA IJ ; • 1 "You knu 't, vuu Lyet mood ralue cchPn you shop at Knob Hill Far»is" - ' , PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1947- • CLASSIFIEDS Buy one week, get(905) Call 8 a.m. to 8 P.M. the 2nd free! Monday to Friday Call us for TORONTO 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday details LINE or fax your ad Appll..to ArMll—Fw 798-72596830707 (905) 579-4218 S.M soil Vn►MCM. For �"-'" GARAGE SALES ,��, IRTrA--�NOTICES unce youaby'sarI Y�and certificate $ +GST entitling you to $25 worth o} quality baby products. ' Careers 1 , Careers ffin, Careers ffin, Careers On, Careers On, Careers ffin, Careers' Careers IM Careers colSchool of Business Helping Y0A1 Build a Better Life Accounting and Computers Business Administration Business a Computer Applications Computer Support Specialist Network 3 Communications Computer Programming M.C.BJL Computer Applications Executive Secretary Legal Admin Assistant Medical Office Assistant Motel i Restaural operations Bar A Be"nagte Management Trawl acrd Tourism Dental Chairside Assistant Dental Receptionist S1— voids r?T.nwy it :'Www._Orrz PICKERING 1420-1344 Sodu P A dRkfQRKS A� _. wrQBC' The tJ..hawa l,an►pus of t/ntarm tsuanrss l,imege is currentl% seeking a PROGRAM COORDINATOR til set fill thr training facilities for its MASSAGE TIIERAI'l PR(WRAM. It is expected that the individual hired for the position will Iwcomr the lead instructor once the program has been approved. In this regard. individuals interested in the position should possess the following qualifications: • Registered as a Massage Therapist in the province of Ontario • A minimum of 2 full years work experience as a RMT • Experience in providing massage treatment to a variety of clients (athletes, elderly, physically challenged, children, etc.) • Excellent communication skills and a high level of professionalism are essential Please Fax or Send Resume to: The Dean - Ontario Business College #201 - 200 John Street West Midtown Mall Oshawa, Ontario L1J 2B4 Fax: 905-576-3740 Closing date: May 16, 1997 We wish to thank all applicants, however, only those to he interviewed will he contacted. CAREER SCHOOL OF MAY THERAPIST; Pay- HE NAIL STATION Ca - €LORAL DESIGN 26 wk. trio Dynamic Orienlabon to, rear Training Calla. So- Rermtry 6 Business Piro- gram; .12 wk. intensive 3- provide regular weekly tome a nail tetrinician, pFtase program; .3 wk. Pro - sessions for Latency Rear career training available in sessional course; In-home dential Programs. Super- artificial nails. ear Candling, video: Beginners Program. vision provided by Con- tips. coatings. pedicures. Pan-timil ll time courses suairg Psychologist. Ex- waxrq, (905) 723--8083 available. A school where Periertce plus relevant Uri - all your training becomes varsity background. tiiprthwhile. Financial as- Resumes forward to Inter- sistance may be available. 905-436-7746. phase Child Family Servic- SELL IT f INTERNET es 598 Simcoe St. North, uAnmall.corrAor- -www.dw Oshawa Ontario LIG 4V4. q /� CAI! 683-0707 alschool e-mail - schoobf fbraldespn • sPeedine.aa General Motors of Canada Limited, Oshawa Car Assembly Plant -as excellent opport .r t es _ ateci ,nil vidoa s o:" -e 6M team our state-of-the-art unionized vehicle assembly operations. Our Car Assembly plant operates on multiple shifts using the latest technology to produce high quality products Supervisors Production, Maintenance, Material and Quality 4s a Superfisor. ;ou wi he'p us meet safe*y, product quality ane proouct ^•i schedule goals while dentify!ng r-lethcds to r-ouce costs, eliminate waste, improve throughput and enhance safety practices. ToctethPr wi;r Supervisors; you will be part of a team supporting the business plan ob;er,ves and ma r -tam ng the operation at a world c ass level- Overt;, -,e is scheduled )n a regular basis and -s driven by customer demand. ' TI -se ocisitions offe• a un qua opport-n ty to demonstrate your superior leadership, nteme-sonai arc communication skills as well as sound knowledge of manufactur,rg processes. rt p•e. „us assemoly or component manufactunnq experience is an moortant requirement, Ij l.j I:e complemertee by a College DiplomaiCnivers;ty Degree to rrhance your ability to gan,ze and probiem so ve. Your focus will be a career in manufacturing MAINTENANCE SUPERVISORS -- :st possess expert knowledge of the maintenance of • •� ��,�,"c 'c'; .1., -u,,.-ecialized experience in PLC Controls and Robotics. An Electrj-al Eng nee^ng Degree Diploma/Trades Certificate is essential. MATERIAL, QUALITY AND PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS r. st be able to oernor ;trate I- - , - -- _ _ *,: I- -. � rr ., _9h a combination of the ipproorlate educationai qualifications and practical exoerlence in their respective areas pf expert se PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT ALL selected candidates oill be required to participate in our lila ..lac .. ',,; _,,.;;rr:,sor Assessment process. This incudes .nterviews and skills assessment. A six month prooat ovary tra ning period will be a condition of employment Apo: cat -oris are encouraged from qualified men and women members of visible minor.t es, abongma' people and persons with disabilities. Please mall your resume to be received, not later than May 26, 1997, •o General Motors of Canada Ltd., Regional Personnel Department, 1908 Colonel Sam Drive, Oshawa, ON L1H 8P7, Attn.: Mr. R. L. Willsher 070-001 To assist us in the section process, we will only consider those candidates observing the followings lDliCatic" procedures: • You must clearly Identify the position to which you are applying, i.e. Material Supervisor, Production Supervisor, Quality Supervisor or Maintenance Supervisor. • Your resume must clearly identify your skills related to the position to which you are applying. - Proof of educational qualifications must be included with your initial application. • References must be provided. We thank all applicants, however only those selected for an interview by June 30, I997 will be contacted ROUTE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Leading Dairy manufacturer requires motivated individuals for Pickering based route. Successful candidate must possess excellent communication and Wes ability and have a valid D. Z. drivers license. Send resume by fax or mail only: . ASTRO DAIRY PRODUCTS LIMITED ATTN: HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 25 RAKELY COURT ETOBICOKE, ONTARIO M9C SG2 FACSIMILE - (416)622-4180 NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE! We uvuld like to thanks all candidates who apply, but only those selected for interview will be contacted. 1111111111111101— , Not ysm C•IIdNMad W4*M Plopam3 Job $ - ch TrChNgtm YMMM aI:ONIMIk Dan MMC 576-9175 ONTARIO ORNM COLLEGE 200 John Sleet Week Oehiw• IAMA SUCCESSFUL DISTRIBUTOR with a large Japanese Company, 81 in Health Care Technology In Ja- oar lam expanding my 1�js:ness locally, Wiling for a^T,tious. sell -motivated, ^passionate persons &ar,ing their own husi- ^ess for a modest rnest- � No experience -w- essary, lust a desire to ^ C people. Complete .,a,,. ng and mentoring Call (905) 509.6364 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. Career Training UPGRADE your office lob skills. at your own pace Prate lessons wort+ patient Instructor; in Windows. MS Off". Word. Excel 8 Lo- tus Flexible hours 95- 427-6266 General Im Help 3 PEOPLE TO ASSIST manager of circulahor Ce partment Must be neat and m aduous. turf time. no ex penence call Mr Long. (905) 723-6900 A -Z PROFESSIONAL Dr," Wanted imme Wately to run Canada 8 U S A for major transport company Must have ICC. medical. abstract, uxtuding CVOR. and police clearance We otter paid layovers, breakdown and badnng/unlosong pay. new equipment, competitive wages Call (905)723- 6118 AIRUNE EMPLOYMENT!. S10425. per hour. All positions, skllled/ n- ski0ed. Excellent pay/ benefits. Call 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. est. 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Ajax Special classes for health care professionals Career Information Night Tonight May 7, 1997 From 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Short Summer Programs Available 'Financial assistance may be available to those who quality ' General General General Help Help Help EARN 5492 weekly a- ENTHUSIASTIC. :;T— ESTHETICIAN •eq��•e� hor-e assem C,y-.1—zai led er"•eC•e'e;•s needed. eas' :S'awa 3e autyc�c processing marl 24 nr hot 10-'5 hoursrweek An es- Experience necessary line (416) 812-689' Earn tablished. n1iii honal Full-time Call 905-571 $2.500 a month from home' wellness company otters 2582. speak to Joanne or Completing easy question ini miled income Leave Jharon nacres for customers (416) message 686-7549 812-6892 code 6 __� nl - - Phone (905) 683-0707 �Irim C:�xxt-cp-ry - .-fax (905) 579-4218 .flllLrlllellulrr► , • I ' Improvements •' ' Improvements CLASSIRED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check then ad upon publication as News Advertiser mill not be responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion and there shall be no liability for non-inserbon of any adver- tisement. Liability for er- rors in ads Is limited to the amount paid for the space occupying the error All copy is suDfect to the ap- 0roval of managemert of 'Jews Advertiser EXPERIENCED STYUST eq...ed oust' `un se -1 e saror. CaII :305, a3G SE EXPERIENCED arpet v- .' and :e•ar^,r; sales per. ,.n needed Please naM •esume File 099" Box 4a' Oshawa ;-fano L'H 7L5 _4 3 :OCR SCREENS REPAIRED FROM s9ft5 7 PICK UP & DEL VERY PER ORDER AJAX, PICKERING S1.00 WHITBY 51,50 OSHAWA 52.00 24 HRS, 619-3176 7 DAYS A WEEK CANDO QUO RENOVATIONS INC. awfity home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECTTOO SMALL • Kitchens • Basements • Windows • Doors • Bathrooms • Etc. 905-686-5211 C.D. ROOPM SHINGLES/REPAIRS ✓ All work guaranteed ✓ Insured ✓ 10% Settlors Disc 265-7432 Financing OAC MIN. tie- 812902 A&C ROOFING Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old. u'orktnauship. Guar- anteed. 109E discount to seniors, fully in- sured, Free estimates. 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Free estimates. 571-0755 1-888-491.6600 AJAX Moving Systems Full services. moves. appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offennq free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 HARRYwTHE- MOVERS Move N Or small we puce :nem all' Free esttrma:es. seniors d15C0urti, short no - :Ice moves Appliances moved also storage space available Comparable rales. Call 432-2&W. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments. Of- fices. Appliances and Piano Sperxali Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed. in- sured. Free Estimates ExceMertt service. Call 436.7795. Cron al -- MVQW harries. otece Packing. 423-o2" House MCleaning SIMOR Maid swvk e Complete & quality household cleaning weekly, biweekly. occasionally Insured i Bonded 61"353 RANGER LANDSCAPING Lawn Cutting $15 & up Spring & Fall Clean up Trimming / Garden work "Excellent Rates and Excellent Service" GUARANTEED! (416) 806-1808 (905) 619-2125 • House • Cleaning • 4 ' Landscaping Gardening& : Gardening 6 • � � Landscaping .Absolutely Beautiful TREE REMOVAL A MANiTENANCE House LANDSCAPING A GARDENING Cleaning CALL DAVE free estimates 831-7055 Linda 683-1429 problems finding time to clean your tome? For Professional Home cleaning, Call Helen's Home Services today. 427-4385 IN comworW Clet■tus .ft it AN deatig et•ee W •"Wined to give your a n Pr 619-0602, pager: 416-374-1094 CUT & TRIM LAWN MAINTENANCE Specializing in grass cutting Call Matt 420-5445 tor. 6mmmd Lawn mak •erleem ler • E•tr•a . Oe•Isea liniet-0 hail. YMoclitFt �Bc� �! A14rae1l4tiod Ces•usfr Pte+• trtxNe. Sora tour•• nN•g•r4 ant work No wm drneoe RELAX THS YEAR Have L AN D Mowing Ltd take care of your lawn. Dave 905-436-7833 Book now and receive Free Spring or Fan Clean -Up! • AM Pool "THE MAN WITH THE CART" evadable for your _caning promotional i or sports everts. 'aclory office outings Kau Will 9105-683-1802 Party MServices MAGICIAN • Live animals • AJI occasions • All ages CALL JEiFF (905)839-7057 RAtRRtll? WASM WORK Doing Magic For Children s Parties And All occasions. Have My Own Magician. Can Eiraie t Maiinunance Heaft Em Bei POOL OPENNIIG SPECIAL - $129. ON to"Ill dtetniieak Indleded, Lirnhed time offer. G.R.B. Maintenance 683-8452 A natural way to lose weight and/or improve your health and well being is through Heaven sett Herbs. Kelly Remmer Certified Herbal Practitioner (416) 282-7305 AKGE 264HE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11,1997 General General General General General Help Im Help 1 Help 1 Help 1 Help winq An Anwri-n IfaLan Eatery REQUIRES RESTAURANT MANAGERS, EXPERIENCED BARTENDER. KITCHEN SUPERVISORS We need people wno can Weep staff excited and customers coming back. If you have minimum of 2 ,years experience and want to be part In one of two locations "Ajax or Bowmanvllle- Fax your resume to 905-619-0439 or drop off resume -in person- at 100 Westney Rd. S. (at Ajax GO Station NN ORKERS REQL IRED IMMEDIATELY Long & Short tcrm puw:::uns m Pickering. and cast Scar-xxough. • Gcncral LaN-,ur/V1'archou%c • Light Packaging/Asscmhly • ordcr Pncking.'Parts Packaging • bindcridrahlc work Also Available. Assembh Line Supervisor: I Markham Rd AL Sicelei," Full-urric positron, days & aft.. 1 }r sup% expo to factory or retail 5!i-I0Nhour Apply soo to person t Global Human Rewurces, recruiting at: Don Beer Arora. 940 Dillingham Rd. Pickering (Brock Rd- south of Bavlv), Mon. May 12, 9:30a m. - 3:30 P.M. Full and part time work available Gain practical business experience Work with housewares and porting items No door to door or telemarketing 19,000 in scholarships CALL 905-723-4920 PETTKAAT CREEK CONSERVATIDN AREA Is accephftg Ob appital = for the folowllrg posKlors of • L.iteguard Please forward quaificatiors with restate. • Full-time and Part-time Food Service PwSonal Cash flan kV and food pr Mallon experience pre- lefred. Send restmes b : Ostum This 1NNk mll9610 Ro.9ox 411111 Oaldmok OlMario, L1H 7f3 G.M. DF"ALERSAIP In Durham Reglor,Peguiras Experienced warranty Clerk Fax Resume to. 905-683-8705 Cash Paid Daily Polar Ice Cream. ^ow iooking for ice crearn tr;cv,lp vendors for the Pick- ering A ax area, FT/PT. Students through pensioners welcomed. Call 905-831-7609 MRST TIME MANAGERS Ontario wide sports promoter nas 15 positions to fill. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ; PAID TRAINING Must be 18 or older These Positions must be filled by ,lune ISM Students welcome. Call Trudi at 721-1411 WANTED ✓" Ctstnbuttor seances Inc an expanding Dicker - ng cased cwlef mnWry serving Rhe GTA. nas nm- Tediate oflenings for two ekaDle broker Trims we -un vans or ,arts. SSOC - $700 veer. call Vali or Lass, at (905) 42oa7os. FULL-TIME i Part-time kitchen help b bus persons. some experience required Apply in person 49 Old Kingston Rd Ajax GAILUND Requires Cleaners, days and evenings drivers license an asset. 683-4134 GIRLS WANTED from On- tario between 6.19 to com- pete in this years 1997 Toronto Pageants. Oar $20,000 in prizes and schofarshdpa inekrdirw trip to Nationals in Las V" -- Cal Today, 1-900-367- 2125 Eel 240. GROCERY CLERK- Pick- ering. Fuca time. This job orale car aspet:b of 8a w tai food rxk$Wyr. Mut be available days. ewrwW and weeks,nda Posses good wnmintineabon skille. Tram" on product knowl- edge and castiim will be provided, however Previa- rota! nip. preferred. Fax resume to: 9175.831.3067. HOWMI Those interested in a career witha txirnprty that is rapidly expanding, interviews being held now. Please call (905)666-2131 to arrange interview. JACK RABBIT SIM Bar and Eatery needs another experienced Man- ager. Mut be dynamicl Apply in confidence to Roddord Varve 843 King St W Oshawa. LIGHT TELEPHONE wnrk Salary D'us muses clays x evenings Please can 723-6900 LOCAL PIZZA delwry drve•s -eedec a^c cook App) in person to Panzer otto Pizza. 11 3 pm. 1163 Kingston Rd Pickering MATURE superintendent couple required for a hi rise apt budding in OTTAWA Duties to include cleaning, maintenance and repairs and offer dales This cou- ple must have good admin- istrative and communica- tion skills salary plus 2 bedroom apt. utdrtes in - Ciudad plus benefit pack - 'age Call ,lanes at 905-6- 4829 MEAT MANAGER. Pro- gressive store in Fenlon Falls has an immediate opening for arr experienced Most Manager, must haw 2. years ewperence with at least 2 yrs. in assistant managers position. This is a hands-on role with emphasis on an aggressive approach to ordering, in- venbrX ii molal ops,ratiaal knowledge. We aro also looking for povon w dww- sontal leadership, commu- nication A satisfy skills. This is a 7 day, operation, tlex- ibilityr 1e work a variety of sd**AW hotrs is necoo- sary. , - ills , andildo" shoal nail or fax their re- sume to: Mork Pio. prone 705-867-3611, tax: 705- W7-". PART TIME 9OOKKEEP- ER required fa dWd are center, 16 hr. Per rroe si wash, OK- periein mply ac- counfing, Microsoft olfioe and heirs ', - 15. Said tic to: 686-5471. PART TIME DIgVER rowed foridlon wn Clearers, Man - Fri. days approodmately 15 his at 721-1832. Cal orly bet - woo 7 a.m. and 12 roan. STUDIO SKO is row look- ing for a nal ttedniaan. Spam for WILL Please all Shaun at 905.430-9397. No tAeriMls necessary. SUPER -DIET. Take off Un- wanted Pounds d nddes. Look good for sninnart 100% Natural a Guar - .(905)571 -SM. SUPERINTENDENT cou- ple needed for North Osha- wa apartment building, im- mediate, for appointment please call 579-2515 THE SUNSHINE Registry for Exceptional People is currently looking for fa- milies who have special needs people or medically challenged people living in Meir home and require workers to assist them. Also looking for workers to join the registry. If interested, please contact Renee La- wrence 1-416-554-5288 (toll free). Please leave message. Intermediate Vacation or Corporate Must have minimum 2 years Canadian Agency Experience Must have knowledge of Sabre Fax resume to: WS) 6834967 Attn: Dawn WOMEN'S FITNESS club requires Sales Represen- tatives. Fitness Instructors. Massage Therapist and Nutritionist. Full or part fame Experience required Apply in person. 6 - 8 p m . '12' Dundas St E. Whit- by. Monday - Friday. Skilled Skilbd�YArtkies Help Help • Available For Sale CIVIL CAD LEADER Our consulting engineering firm has a full time opening for an experienced Municipal CAD Drafter/ Designer to lead CAD staff working 3:00-11:00 pm weekdays, producing municipal servic- ing, conceptual and draft plan draw- ings on AUTOCAD 12. Applicants should be civil technology graduates with at least four years related ex- perience in subdivision design and strong Autocad skills. Attractive pay, benefits and work environment. FAX/SEND RESUME TO: Human Resources Manager G.M. Sernas do Associates Ltd. 110 Scotia Court, Unit 41 Whitby, ON BN 8Y7 Fax(905)432-7877 Skilled Help Retail/Optical Sates person Experienced pre- ferred Please call Lynn for an appointinent. (905)839-4215 Office Office 1 Help 1 Help PERSONAL ASSISTANT 11 For busy Real Estate Sales Person, needs real estate experience, com- puter knowledge. good communica- tion skills. Please fax resume to : Attention Jenny 905-831-3482 For a counts expert Excel). SELF STARTER RECEPTIONIST fast paced office Payable and once (Microsoft with comp Word Please reply to: File # 9814 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481, OSHAWA, ONTARIO LIH 7L5 Ac -I andl Office Skilled 1 Help Help EXPERIENCED REAL ES- TATE Secretary required for local law firm Send re- sume to PO Box 327 Whitby, Ontario LIN 5S4 or W (905) 668-7037. Saks 1 �p I A� MVAC caapsaw has an Rnm"ate opening for Sales Rep. experienced to residential market. Tells - phone (905)6b60017. LICENCED L.ile agent re- quired. Management tray roe. Interaboral company. No prospecting. Advance boors, saw. Vested rero- wraia Please tax resuee b: (519)666.6445. MAGAZINE SALES aganm, S1.500/mo, guar - wand + bonuses. Crew Marisipm $2,150MV0. guarartlaed + bondees, paid training. Expeni«+o.d I I.ra $150 - $200 per ordso Cal Mr. Dake, (905) 723-0900 Mouldmaker A Mould fl"fr/ModlfK,altim personnel needed for busy Plckeftrg sflop. Minimum 10 years experience required. Good wages W4 beneStS. GN Gordon Large (905) 428-2336 Fax rdi a" to (905)42e-2354 PART TOE Press Opens" 1W for fleidebery S-Oflsat, two Colour. Experience a must Fax .=arae to: 905- 831.6722. WANTED - Pool Service Tednieian. explano n oaskucton and seryl= a Wast Cal (906) 420.7M68. ' salsa Hlfl4p/ �� NATIONAL GREEM CARD COMPM is 6eddq a for an Oshawa based ter". The WaGffed wttidate VA be required to do some W*g and bedrg, must be deW oriented, and able to de- river WhIa I ting I:tl OMW sefvice. A bKkWM d n retail or mute sales is a definite asull. This is a salary posRlon milli career growth potential. Re UMeS Will be afx WM only UnN May 16,1997. Place fax nalalle 10: Ate Pumm DW Fax i (906) ISP -M33 MOTHER OF 2 . has day- care available, first aid, ref- oreric", any age welcome, S.E. of Harwood 8 Hlry. s2, Cindy 426-2195. MOTHER of 2 providing reliable, affordable daycare in my home, fenced yard, large playroom, lunches/ snacks provided, daily ac- tivities. receipts issued, arty age welcome, Westney/ Ritchie. Alisdn 427-3922. MOTHER of 2 with 7 years daycare experience located dose to Whites Rd. 8 Strouds Lane, is available b provide care for children, ages 6months to school- age from 7a.m.-6p.m. Close to schools, non-smoker. house environment with k irge fenced -in backyard. References available Ask for Kathy or leave mes- aage.831-1796 Hos Im MeftsYDe" l 1 MedcallDemtil Great opportuhity for personal and professional growth, for a recent University grad or other ambitious individual with outstanding commu- nication skills and an enthusiastic at- titude. If you have boundless energy, love to smile and are naturally happy, we would love to have you on our team. Background in health sciences, fit- ness etc. an asset. Apply in person West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Highway #7 East Unionville, Ontario. 9• PATI) Doors (6 Pwi") Vinyl covered ($3600 New) Asking $1200 O.B.O. Call 576-1873 ABOVE GROUND 21 h. round pool, complete, ex- cellent condition, $800 and take away. 831-9365. ANTIQUE PIANO - (arca 1888). small upright, spec- tacular case, curly maple with inlay. Asking $500. Call 983 -8149 - ATTEND OUR FREE 'How to • wine and Beer making demonstration seminar. h can be fun and save money toolll Seminar given by a professional instnx for at St. Anne's Pure Spring Water Company. Book nowll Phone 579-2837 CARPET BROKER, 100%, Nylon thick, plush, stain resistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369.00. Price includes 30 Sq. yds carpel. deluxe pad and installation In your home. Free quota- tion in your home. No in- terest. n ) payment for one full year, Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104, Carpet Mill Disrtibutors, 12 months No payments. Nc nterest. (OAC) 3 rooms �300sq.ft..) installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Speaals on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home. 1-80- 663-6046 CARPET MILL Dtsrtltu hers, 12 months No pay. ments. No interest, (OAC) 2 ooms (300sq h ) mstarlec with deluxe pad from onl) 5399 Specials on Vinyl ;eramc and Hardwooc Floonng Free Shop A' -come 1-800-663-6046. CARPET- OUALITY Car Det. Low prices Latest co- ours and fashions. 15 yrs axpenonce. Sales. Installs dons, Repairs. For free est - mates. Call Wally 723 5295 or 706-3517 Ho 901 EM7 HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO -a W3 sympanoo calcar pea Durham West Office seeks an wanted M1RT Arca \TRnKF 6x ''�� ! AREA ADMINISTRATOR resume to 944 Memtton This position provides administrative support to Area Co-ordinator and 400°: nyion. new, star re- lease car is on hand volunteer network within area of Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Uxbridge 30' wide. 64- high, 26' Township. L t V 1 Bt or tax 905-831- Required skills: Superior level in Microsoft Office, Windows 95, Excel 7.0, Durham and surrounds, Word 7.0, in organizational and communication ability; basic accounting experience and volunteer management; own vehicle mandatory. EXPERIENCE RNA -S Resumes: (maximum 2 pages) and cover forwarded to: CARPETS- Try and saw AREA CO-ORDINATOR 1 Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario the privacy of your home 725 Westney Road South, Unit 5. Ajax Ontario L1 S 7J7 less Fr,p % I. avid Fax: (905) 686-1523 Do not follow with hard copy. No phone calls please. Al s, r fS, terminally JI DEADLINE: Postmarked by May 23. 1997 Senor discount Repan We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those applicants granted an Craltnoac adjustable, vi- interview will be i;ontacted. - Deborah 683-1785. or brating bed, queen -size. timate. Can and I71 shoe winq An Anwri-n IfaLan Eatery REQUIRES RESTAURANT MANAGERS, EXPERIENCED BARTENDER. KITCHEN SUPERVISORS We need people wno can Weep staff excited and customers coming back. If you have minimum of 2 ,years experience and want to be part In one of two locations "Ajax or Bowmanvllle- Fax your resume to 905-619-0439 or drop off resume -in person- at 100 Westney Rd. S. (at Ajax GO Station NN ORKERS REQL IRED IMMEDIATELY Long & Short tcrm puw:::uns m Pickering. and cast Scar-xxough. • Gcncral LaN-,ur/V1'archou%c • Light Packaging/Asscmhly • ordcr Pncking.'Parts Packaging • bindcridrahlc work Also Available. Assembh Line Supervisor: I Markham Rd AL Sicelei," Full-urric positron, days & aft.. 1 }r sup% expo to factory or retail 5!i-I0Nhour Apply soo to person t Global Human Rewurces, recruiting at: Don Beer Arora. 940 Dillingham Rd. Pickering (Brock Rd- south of Bavlv), Mon. May 12, 9:30a m. - 3:30 P.M. Full and part time work available Gain practical business experience Work with housewares and porting items No door to door or telemarketing 19,000 in scholarships CALL 905-723-4920 PETTKAAT CREEK CONSERVATIDN AREA Is accephftg Ob appital = for the folowllrg posKlors of • L.iteguard Please forward quaificatiors with restate. • Full-time and Part-time Food Service PwSonal Cash flan kV and food pr Mallon experience pre- lefred. Send restmes b : Ostum This 1NNk mll9610 Ro.9ox 411111 Oaldmok OlMario, L1H 7f3 G.M. DF"ALERSAIP In Durham Reglor,Peguiras Experienced warranty Clerk Fax Resume to. 905-683-8705 Cash Paid Daily Polar Ice Cream. ^ow iooking for ice crearn tr;cv,lp vendors for the Pick- ering A ax area, FT/PT. Students through pensioners welcomed. Call 905-831-7609 MRST TIME MANAGERS Ontario wide sports promoter nas 15 positions to fill. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ; PAID TRAINING Must be 18 or older These Positions must be filled by ,lune ISM Students welcome. Call Trudi at 721-1411 WANTED ✓" Ctstnbuttor seances Inc an expanding Dicker - ng cased cwlef mnWry serving Rhe GTA. nas nm- Tediate oflenings for two ekaDle broker Trims we -un vans or ,arts. SSOC - $700 veer. call Vali or Lass, at (905) 42oa7os. FULL-TIME i Part-time kitchen help b bus persons. some experience required Apply in person 49 Old Kingston Rd Ajax GAILUND Requires Cleaners, days and evenings drivers license an asset. 683-4134 GIRLS WANTED from On- tario between 6.19 to com- pete in this years 1997 Toronto Pageants. Oar $20,000 in prizes and schofarshdpa inekrdirw trip to Nationals in Las V" -- Cal Today, 1-900-367- 2125 Eel 240. GROCERY CLERK- Pick- ering. Fuca time. This job orale car aspet:b of 8a w tai food rxk$Wyr. Mut be available days. ewrwW and weeks,nda Posses good wnmintineabon skille. Tram" on product knowl- edge and castiim will be provided, however Previa- rota! nip. preferred. Fax resume to: 9175.831.3067. HOWMI Those interested in a career witha txirnprty that is rapidly expanding, interviews being held now. Please call (905)666-2131 to arrange interview. JACK RABBIT SIM Bar and Eatery needs another experienced Man- ager. Mut be dynamicl Apply in confidence to Roddord Varve 843 King St W Oshawa. LIGHT TELEPHONE wnrk Salary D'us muses clays x evenings Please can 723-6900 LOCAL PIZZA delwry drve•s -eedec a^c cook App) in person to Panzer otto Pizza. 11 3 pm. 1163 Kingston Rd Pickering MATURE superintendent couple required for a hi rise apt budding in OTTAWA Duties to include cleaning, maintenance and repairs and offer dales This cou- ple must have good admin- istrative and communica- tion skills salary plus 2 bedroom apt. utdrtes in - Ciudad plus benefit pack - 'age Call ,lanes at 905-6- 4829 MEAT MANAGER. Pro- gressive store in Fenlon Falls has an immediate opening for arr experienced Most Manager, must haw 2. years ewperence with at least 2 yrs. in assistant managers position. This is a hands-on role with emphasis on an aggressive approach to ordering, in- venbrX ii molal ops,ratiaal knowledge. We aro also looking for povon w dww- sontal leadership, commu- nication A satisfy skills. This is a 7 day, operation, tlex- ibilityr 1e work a variety of sd**AW hotrs is necoo- sary. , - ills , andildo" shoal nail or fax their re- sume to: Mork Pio. prone 705-867-3611, tax: 705- W7-". PART TIME 9OOKKEEP- ER required fa dWd are center, 16 hr. Per rroe si wash, OK- periein mply ac- counfing, Microsoft olfioe and heirs ', - 15. Said tic to: 686-5471. PART TIME DIgVER rowed foridlon wn Clearers, Man - Fri. days approodmately 15 his at 721-1832. Cal orly bet - woo 7 a.m. and 12 roan. STUDIO SKO is row look- ing for a nal ttedniaan. Spam for WILL Please all Shaun at 905.430-9397. No tAeriMls necessary. SUPER -DIET. Take off Un- wanted Pounds d nddes. Look good for sninnart 100% Natural a Guar - .(905)571 -SM. SUPERINTENDENT cou- ple needed for North Osha- wa apartment building, im- mediate, for appointment please call 579-2515 THE SUNSHINE Registry for Exceptional People is currently looking for fa- milies who have special needs people or medically challenged people living in Meir home and require workers to assist them. Also looking for workers to join the registry. If interested, please contact Renee La- wrence 1-416-554-5288 (toll free). Please leave message. Intermediate Vacation or Corporate Must have minimum 2 years Canadian Agency Experience Must have knowledge of Sabre Fax resume to: WS) 6834967 Attn: Dawn WOMEN'S FITNESS club requires Sales Represen- tatives. Fitness Instructors. Massage Therapist and Nutritionist. Full or part fame Experience required Apply in person. 6 - 8 p m . '12' Dundas St E. Whit- by. Monday - Friday. Skilled Skilbd�YArtkies Help Help • Available For Sale CIVIL CAD LEADER Our consulting engineering firm has a full time opening for an experienced Municipal CAD Drafter/ Designer to lead CAD staff working 3:00-11:00 pm weekdays, producing municipal servic- ing, conceptual and draft plan draw- ings on AUTOCAD 12. Applicants should be civil technology graduates with at least four years related ex- perience in subdivision design and strong Autocad skills. Attractive pay, benefits and work environment. FAX/SEND RESUME TO: Human Resources Manager G.M. Sernas do Associates Ltd. 110 Scotia Court, Unit 41 Whitby, ON BN 8Y7 Fax(905)432-7877 Skilled Help Retail/Optical Sates person Experienced pre- ferred Please call Lynn for an appointinent. (905)839-4215 Office Office 1 Help 1 Help PERSONAL ASSISTANT 11 For busy Real Estate Sales Person, needs real estate experience, com- puter knowledge. good communica- tion skills. Please fax resume to : Attention Jenny 905-831-3482 For a counts expert Excel). SELF STARTER RECEPTIONIST fast paced office Payable and once (Microsoft with comp Word Please reply to: File # 9814 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481, OSHAWA, ONTARIO LIH 7L5 Ac -I andl Office Skilled 1 Help Help EXPERIENCED REAL ES- TATE Secretary required for local law firm Send re- sume to PO Box 327 Whitby, Ontario LIN 5S4 or W (905) 668-7037. Saks 1 �p I A� MVAC caapsaw has an Rnm"ate opening for Sales Rep. experienced to residential market. Tells - phone (905)6b60017. LICENCED L.ile agent re- quired. Management tray roe. Interaboral company. No prospecting. Advance boors, saw. Vested rero- wraia Please tax resuee b: (519)666.6445. MAGAZINE SALES aganm, S1.500/mo, guar - wand + bonuses. Crew Marisipm $2,150MV0. guarartlaed + bondees, paid training. Expeni«+o.d I I.ra $150 - $200 per ordso Cal Mr. Dake, (905) 723-0900 Mouldmaker A Mould fl"fr/ModlfK,altim personnel needed for busy Plckeftrg sflop. Minimum 10 years experience required. Good wages W4 beneStS. GN Gordon Large (905) 428-2336 Fax rdi a" to (905)42e-2354 PART TOE Press Opens" 1W for fleidebery S-Oflsat, two Colour. Experience a must Fax .=arae to: 905- 831.6722. WANTED - Pool Service Tednieian. explano n oaskucton and seryl= a Wast Cal (906) 420.7M68. ' salsa Hlfl4p/ �� NATIONAL GREEM CARD COMPM is 6eddq a for an Oshawa based ter". The WaGffed wttidate VA be required to do some W*g and bedrg, must be deW oriented, and able to de- river WhIa I ting I:tl OMW sefvice. A bKkWM d n retail or mute sales is a definite asull. This is a salary posRlon milli career growth potential. Re UMeS Will be afx WM only UnN May 16,1997. Place fax nalalle 10: Ate Pumm DW Fax i (906) ISP -M33 MOTHER OF 2 . has day- care available, first aid, ref- oreric", any age welcome, S.E. of Harwood 8 Hlry. s2, Cindy 426-2195. MOTHER of 2 providing reliable, affordable daycare in my home, fenced yard, large playroom, lunches/ snacks provided, daily ac- tivities. receipts issued, arty age welcome, Westney/ Ritchie. Alisdn 427-3922. MOTHER of 2 with 7 years daycare experience located dose to Whites Rd. 8 Strouds Lane, is available b provide care for children, ages 6months to school- age from 7a.m.-6p.m. Close to schools, non-smoker. house environment with k irge fenced -in backyard. References available Ask for Kathy or leave mes- aage.831-1796 Hos Im MeftsYDe" l 1 MedcallDemtil Great opportuhity for personal and professional growth, for a recent University grad or other ambitious individual with outstanding commu- nication skills and an enthusiastic at- titude. If you have boundless energy, love to smile and are naturally happy, we would love to have you on our team. Background in health sciences, fit- ness etc. an asset. Apply in person West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Highway #7 East Unionville, Ontario. 9• PATI) Doors (6 Pwi") Vinyl covered ($3600 New) Asking $1200 O.B.O. Call 576-1873 ABOVE GROUND 21 h. round pool, complete, ex- cellent condition, $800 and take away. 831-9365. ANTIQUE PIANO - (arca 1888). small upright, spec- tacular case, curly maple with inlay. Asking $500. Call 983 -8149 - ATTEND OUR FREE 'How to • wine and Beer making demonstration seminar. h can be fun and save money toolll Seminar given by a professional instnx for at St. Anne's Pure Spring Water Company. Book nowll Phone 579-2837 CARPET BROKER, 100%, Nylon thick, plush, stain resistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369.00. Price includes 30 Sq. yds carpel. deluxe pad and installation In your home. Free quota- tion in your home. No in- terest. n ) payment for one full year, Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104, Carpet Mill Disrtibutors, 12 months No payments. Nc nterest. (OAC) 3 rooms �300sq.ft..) installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Speaals on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home. 1-80- 663-6046 CARPET MILL Dtsrtltu hers, 12 months No pay. ments. No interest, (OAC) 2 ooms (300sq h ) mstarlec with deluxe pad from onl) 5399 Specials on Vinyl ;eramc and Hardwooc Floonng Free Shop A' -come 1-800-663-6046. CARPET- OUALITY Car Det. Low prices Latest co- ours and fashions. 15 yrs axpenonce. Sales. Installs dons, Repairs. For free est - mates. Call Wally 723 5295 or 706-3517 Ho 901 EM7 Employment ffni -a W3 sympanoo calcar pea ical Dental wanted CARPETS - lots of carpet. resume to 944 Memtton Vrkmg, host -tree, like new, 400°: nyion. new, star re- lease car is on hand DENTAL ASSIST/RECEP- 110NIST 'equired Large :eam practice, evenings and Saturday tours H A R P prof It interested 'n jointing our team, please can Debbie at (905) 831- 3332 ENDODONTIC OFFICE MANDOLIN MAN: Versa- tile all music needs. any occasion Sob. diet. or full band available Cal .toe at (905)666-8298 Bargain MIT Corner w will carpel 3 rooms, $349 Price includes carpet. pre mium pad. expert installs tan. fast delivery, tree Kt- mates (30 yards) Normar 686-2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots o carpets. 100.4 nylon star now hiring Cernhod Dental $339release, carpet 3 rooms (� �- k'c`iws Assistant Please r" with 14 CU. FT. etng*rator. carp m carpet, premium pad ani: resume to 944 Memtton Vrkmg, host -tree, like new, installation Free estimates Rd Sure 200 Pickering, 30' wide. 64- high, 26' carpet repairs. Sennrns L t V 1 Bt or tax 905-831- deep $495 Call 683-0160 Durham and surrounds, 9837 area Sam 905-686-1772 EXPERIENCE RNA -S Articles CARPETS- Try and saw SEEKING employment :n 1 New 100% nylon $las nylon. the privacy of your home for Sale less Fr,p % I. avid Spetcauisr geriatrics able to suit any budget Al s, r fS, terminally JI NEW LOWER PRICE! Senor discount Repan and spinal cord injuries d epi Ajax/Pickenng area Cad Craltnoac adjustable, vi- drill res[rek7rrg for nee as Deborah 683-1785. or brating bed, queen -size. timate. Can and I71 shoe Charlene 427-7709 excellent working condi- You the difference 1307 tan Needs top mattress, customers sattsfacbor EXPERIENCED DENTAL $600 or Desi offer Call 905 guaranteed, Mia (905; RECEPTIONIST required, br ons Oshawa ractice 576-0614 431-4040 y p Exam computer experience an asset Mon - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m Call Renta or Joan at 576-3070 CWO • 1 w;�d MATURE, responsible, ex- pnmenced corfg"a"T rs,- quwred in nriy Bay ridges home for 10 month did girl, 5 daysh eek, 10a.m.-tp.m. 420'-2355 pay cwe • Available EC F yea povide a warm manuring ar virmindertt al apporlunil ti� Exper�lemo.d arias. Pcker g Sault i Roto area. 905-426-1534 IN MY HOME. twos, farrow Wali km o toy,, hot kndr ea, dose to a tw* aaft all spa waIre , ful or Partfina, tlrrys2/MM SL 906.126-1932 L.OVNC Dtryea s in my snooks, -free home. nWitiala lurddoshinwks, lots of as Yviles. "ft a/ ages will come, dose to Lad Dur- ham ado". Cal Carol 666-2102. SHOW ROOM is full of Rocorndntaned/new ap- pliances. washers, dryers, fndges, stows, beer Indg- as, dishwashers. freezer. 6 mo. warranty on recondi- tioned. manufactures war- ranty, on new. Barbs - parts for al major W pit--. so- available 6 days/waNk. Stet 8 Hants Appliances 362 French SL Oshawa 905.432-7167. 19K CHRYSLER Carair- NN 2.5 titre, now front Wakes, body excellent $800. OBO. computers: 486 DX 40 and 66, both multi -media. call for dwile (935)72-5000. 24• STOVE SIOL Fina tree rehigerawr $660. caf- me "a a 2-rW tables $185/3 M. Doubm baa spring and mNtlasa $200. 905.571ii-OM 4 APPLIANCES, Karinae fridpa. seas. and washer, dryer p� deal sf,500. (905) 723-6900 or ass,- becids (905) 720.1031 Andy- • Available MIFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun htome environment. Licensed bye rates easonabb rates Receipts. flexible hours. Call I il DURHAM PROFES=NNALS HOME DAYCARE COMPUTERS 4 SALE 306 complete $450.. 4M Complete $600. C.D. sound card $100., Tawe! included. Photo (905) 571 5291 COMPUTER SERVICE and sales. Used and neo parts/upgrades at reason able prices Printers 549. VGA color monitors $125 tax machine $149. Sys. toms. 386. 486. Pormum Call ror pricing. Model 1 Computers, 131 Brock St S.. Whitby, (905) 430.5615 COMPUTERS - INTEL Panum, dew alts on mLA MtNdta units P75's, $855., P120 - $795, P133 $950 P186 - $I.81l Used cola moNlors tr - $69 W 1r $129 up. 15• $195. Naa caamktens frau SM -OC Used 486 a frau SM Cortipumr Clearatta Car► bre 181 Baealrr Ra, Eke ream its. East of Etdt 43: bore 401.897 t069 - CONCRETE Moor rrliatlinj machine, 36 inch, 4 blade �y po- IrowN, 5 hp Bngp and Stralbn, $850 Affair 7 Am. 576-0353 Campig trailer apt sin washer 8 dryer. couch Irrrniower, mood dining ire. suite, 4 ditaim Be GTI sports car, Trans Am auto 373 poli. 905-5094174 DIAMOND AND 1a KT whim gold ladles ring will 4 diamonds. Total weigh 1.40 Cf. Appraiaw a $6000. SN for $2900. Cal 905.420.2079. Artklss 1 For Sale DISMANTLING inground pool, all items ler sale, heaters to hoses. for details call (905)428-0039 after 8p.m. GARAGE door repairs, broken springs, cables, rollers, openers installed $49 New doors/openers. Quality Plus Doors 416- 336-0073 GOALIE. Hockey equip- ment. pad J8' ($299) inter- mediate blocker and catch- er ($225) Goalie helmet. Jofa ($65) call 905-697- 3018 HOUSE SALE - many items including pine cap- tain bunkbeds, apt. size washer, encyclopedias. Natures Children Book set. Fisher Price carseat, booster seat, white gins desk, gins curtains, sham& fod Royal Doulton Bunny- ans teapot set. Best offers mall 404-1264 anytime. INCREDIBLE! Patio doors irom $299 (brand new). Call(905)986-1573. KING SIZE brass bed. ;onr Organ Fndge. stove. rasher, dryer, freezer Re- ding chair. Hardwood and nahogany desks Call for letads 905-668-2309 after rpm LIVING a Dmingroom shears & drapes. rattan & glass coffee & 2 end tables. 12 speed Nke. rowing ma- chme. rockmgieasy char,, darkroom equipment cull %6-1046 MOVING SALE Rug 6x9. mill spun wool, iandknotted. 60oz., light lege, */floral design, bor- der & centre, $650 Cur- tam5. floor -to -cal lined, triple width. x two. Floral designs on navy blue back- ground. $600 De-Mumidh- ar, like new. $90 905-576- 1784 after 4pm NOTEBOOK COMPUT- ER: Ambra 486 DX -2 50. 200M Hard Drive. 8 Mgs RAM, Colour Display. (2) PCMCIA Card Slots. Fax/ Modem Card. (2) A C Pow- er Packs and (2) Battens Built it trackball, comes witn WordPerfect, Lotus 1. 23 and Winfax complete with diskettes and manuals. S"50 Call Kevin (4161 254--6458 ONE OF A KIND hand upholstered sofa & lover Seat 7 It. sofa & 5 tt love - seat. pale blue & frosted white. slight pink & lemon in design Fully washable covers Superb condition 5850 Also bedroom suite, light Maplewood, 9 drawer dresser, triple mirror, two night tables.match*ng up- holstered cfhair, wperD condition Pard $2000. sea - ng for $750 576-9419 PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS- Visit our ware- house. new & used pianos (upright & grand), drgdal pianos & keyboards. Not 'Sure rent to own Large so - action of clocks. Call Tel - OP Pam. 433.1491. POOL, 18 ft round, facuza Pump and Mier. soler blan- ket & heater, disassembled and ready to set up, mint Articles 1 For Sale • 1 B�wrdMlg Automobiles 1 1 For Sale TONNEAU cover, lits GM, 8 it., $170 oleo; Barbecue ROTWEILLER Puppies- 1988 Ford Tempo. 5 spd. tanks, 2 for $10 oleo. 905- Pure Bred. Excellent tem- $1200 oleo. Starcraft hard - 9852568' perament Shots, de- top tent trailer, $1500 obo. beautiful majestic. loyal wormed, tails docked $275 619-0681, ask for Rick or TOSHIBA PHOTOCOPI- after 5 p.m. 905-576 fi200 416-953-7607 ER, 1710, 17 CPM. stand included, colour leature, OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC. 1988 MERCURY COU - zoom, 50/200 automatic, Classes starting Monday May 26th d Tues- GAR XR7, fully loaded $4250 a best sheet leader. asking $1200. 666-0202 after 6 day May 27th. Call now to offer 668 - 6033 evenings. 723-8880 now available. $606,monm register (905) 435-0868 days WALNUT dining room Sul. KITTTENS(3) - orange 1989 PONTIAC Sunoird Ice, table. 2 leaves. 5 chairs. and while. black and grey automatic. $2700 1987 1 armchair, buffet and blacdgrey/orange, 7 weeks Mazda RX -7. 5 speed mint hutch, asking $800 o.b.o. old, free to loveable homes $7500 1986 Honda Shad - Brown fioral chesterfield Have been de -(lead Call 1 ow, 750 CCs, mint, 53500 suite and chair $100 Call 888-293.7243 ext 1504 (905)721-9831 (905)725-2058 WILSON OLIVE area. 2 bedrooms, available imme- WHITBY - One bedroom FOR SALE- Lhasa -pons & 1990 ACURA Integra GS WASHER, dryer, asking peek a-poos & 1 blonde Excellent ;ordition In - $350: large stamp collet. male cocker spaniel First Uudes auto. air, cruise. hon, extensive Ukrainian shots, dewormed, vet In- PW Am/Fm Cassette, record collection, other spected. guaranteed Power Sunroof. leather in household items. Best oft- Phone 576-1205 tenor $160 000 km 57600 ars 683882 LHASA APSO u s I r certified Call 721-909' USED FRIDGE $225. and up, used stoves $200 and up. used washers $250 dryers $179 and up. Brand new brand name fridges. 16. c.f. $605 New brand name 30' stoves $449 and up. New scratch and dent bar fridges 5 c.f $249 Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances 227 Court St.. Oshawa. 576-7448 WATER If you are con- cerned with the taste. smell &/Or look of your water, we an help Call for into 686- 8351 or 686-0234 after 5 p. m 1 Articles Wanted P D o sale Non shedding, non- 1990 BONNEVILLE SSE: allergic. health guarantee. Grey w-th grey ea'ne' vet needled House train- moor roof, loaded. only ing started (705) 786- 95.000 kms, certified 3124 $9.900 080 Call 905 ROTTWEILLER PUPPIES- 987-3471 beautiful majestic. loyal 1990Bwck Lasabre Ltd. Pets Purebred. lovingly 38 a Very clean. certl- home-raised. Parents on fled Asking $7995 Ivan af- premises Tails docked ter 6 p m 723-1492 shots. $225 Call 985-8021 5 T9-1 626 Jr21-tit PUPS: Blue & Tn 'Dare to be different"' CKC registered. Champion par ants. great temperament. full written uaramee home 1990 HONDA CRX SI, black standard ^or smoker alpine stereo, alarmsun roof Must sell 9 $6.500 Can 436-7126 rais655-11721991Call 905 1991 CHEV SpnM conven- bde, auto. 93,000 km ex AMERICAN COCKER cellent condition, cer•ihed. SPANIEL p,,ppes Ador 995 Call 837-2551 able, affectionate. lifetime mends Blondes and ANTIQUES Absoitilmy, Purchasing tumiture or an- ytMng old Scientific instru- ments. china. silver, adver- Dsing, toys. decoys, dills. milk bottles. collections or estates. Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049. Brobklin APPLIANCES Wanted. working or not working Can Stars Appliances 905- 432-7167 CD's to 90417 I'll pay top dollar ler your used and new CD's Call George at 435-1998 blacks Purebred, shots. dewormed. tads docked home -raised Call 985 8021 KITTENS with list booster as weir as roung adult cats (many spayed or neutered and fully vaccinated) in need of lovrtg homes Also. marry medium To Urger Siz- ed dogs waiting for mat "clal someone to give Mom a second chance. Pet supplies and donations al- ways welcome Please call DurhamAnimal Adophon (9O5µ38-8411 1991 TOYOTA Corolla 4 door 15CK ery 9000 shape, certified. $620C or best otter Call 905-434- 8974 1993 CAVALIER Wagor. 4.cyiiii $7200 or best otter Can r7c5i 878-e667 1993, METRO GEO, white. fantastic .ondmor 55 MPG . curled up regularly. air top of Ire Pioneer Ster- eo. Only 54.900 call (905)721!-3200 1994 GRAND PRIX SE Garage/ Pw PL PS Pu case Garage/ I Yard Sales Tiff. Am Fir+ cassette secur- 1 Yard Sales system 79.000 km $'4.500 Ca11683-3C20 I ST TIME SALE SUN MAY 10 f3 11 sem LNUT LANE, PICK. usebold goods, es & ciallec'tables • 1 c� )untry i victoria; IS hone party co. )king ler reps to )w with us, full or rt time. Heart 4c Home Collectibles Call (905) 686-9031. condition, $600. Cap 905- CRAFT DEALERS wanted 428.1244 for craft extravaganza un - SATELLITE - Tracker V der the, big lop. Jur 7 & 8. system. remot. Large cwt- at the Caxrtice Fles Market. nel master dish. As"Cal 905 436.1024. $850.905-42615%. FREE! FREE! FREE! +Our Experimce Speaks For itwir 6 fL leather training lead for all flew students, (S20 val- ue) classes Puppy through utility starting immediate- ly at : K9 CONNECTIONS DOC OBEDFJXE Call to Regislar John or Dame at ,38-1711 SHEDMAN t]uality1 COMPUter woodern sheds 8'X8' loam � � Ili. only 5299 plus tax. AALMrIei 1 1 SWO Many other Sizes and styles available. Also genaes NEW MUSK: e-zww e and decks- 761 Md(my Rd. htpJAtww.duAwn- Urkt 3, Pickering, For more news nalf-mic231111,01in. iib. CON 905419-2093. doLhtm SOLID oak bunk beds, mattresses (new). 3 draw- ers on bottom of bunks, Ladder and limiting, irnckrdea 3 -drawer dreamer with mir- ror, ; Almond kitchen SK 4 high beds uphold WW chairs. Best offer- al 7096 OAK/Pam FURIaTURE- Tradtional yyoodworking is pleased to Introduce our new 'home Office' and -Enterainnhent Centerm•. We haw added new bedroom ll room Wens as wral. We photrdy handcraft what we se/ and offer the highest gwlily lu- niyhkngs available any- where at low complipolive Pricu.905-985-6774. TMtES (4) Goody. (lwio- a). P175 -70R13. used in good co ddion. Best ofWr. 723.8120 between 610 p.m. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 18' x 24' xedtrhgular Kayak pool includes deka b fano' ing. $5.195. Meet hmicitg by-laws. 251 warranty. 1- 800.688-7564. PidwwW Atex, phonal 416798-7509. o 1 Found FOUND in AkenefFindh am. young black, male at (intact). flash of white on drat. Very frlenkay. good home needed. Call �Ql FOUND: chills green and white Adidas jacket. Sha- dybrodk Park 831-0453. LOST - SMALL brown Water aea ktontainirg Iwo fearing aids, reward. Area of LiverpoWVmN" Farm RQ P'idurirg. 83i -97x3 NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credit? No credit? Bank- rupt? Cap Trade at 905- 5761800 or 1-888-259- 3673.1 can hW 1987 Camaro 2.8 automat- ic, mint condition $2850. 1984 Riviera excellent condition $3000. 1980 Trus Am 400 auto, exC. coed 53000- 1989 K -Car good condition $2250. 1964 Park Ave. good Gond. $1650. Al above cars will be. ndiisd for the above price.aPhone (90SW4- 8767. Wid take pick up on trade. 1994 GRAND PRIX SE: Loaded exceilert condi :ion. one owner. Certifod. P W. PL, air security system. 4 or. ABS. AM/FM Cass Hwy driven Asking $to.995 Can 905-723. 2604 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6. p/s abspA ow ytrurk security system. 4 -door. ac- prox. 79.000 hpnway kms $14.500 Like new, one owner 905-683-3020 1994 SUNBIRD, pile owr. a.. Standard. power Drakes. steering. w.ndow5. new Drakes. Cerbhed, Must sell Movrig $8.000 or blest off- er 623-4617 1994 Z 20 CAMERO, Dan green. T -roof, power wind- ows, kicks, CO. 5 7 litre sn- grn9, 6 speed transmission, certified, buy or take over lease. 436-3795. 1996 DODGE NEON High"im. white. 4 dr. AfC. Cassette, air bags. 50.000 kms, balance of warranty. $10,500. 080. Call 905- 985-0317. 1986 GEO METRO, emer- ald groan, 3 door, I mons s d warranty ll 27,700 U.. excellent condition. Cal 686-4564 1986 PONTIAC SUNFIRE: 85K. black. bated. alumi- num wheels. rear spoier. ExoNlem condition. Asking $11.200- certified. Cal wranings (905) 721-11265- 190 SATURN SC - 2 door, 9,100 km, auto, air cone/., arc tin Cass. P.S., p.b., white, balance of war- ranty, super dean. rust proofed, fabric protection. air bags, certified, estate sob. Asking $15,500- (905) 433-8147 1967 HYUNDAI PONY, 4 1987 SUNfRRE 4 -door, M-, running condition, solo, air. til. Pulse +'Per k, $575 as is. cap (905)623- P'a' am/fm cassette. 5.000 9175. km, $16,400. Cal 905.432- 1!187 VOYAGER, cruise, a/ 7340 «905-718.6711'(. c. PS", p.b.. p.w., P.I., excel- lent condition, ong. paint will art., $2700. Call (905)663-6436 alter 6p.m. 1988 SUNBIRD Convert- ible, 2 dr auto, excellent condition. $3995 art obo. 1986 Chovete, 2 dr, auto. 104,000kni nut proofed. $1295 cert 433-1787 91 Plymouth Voyager, loaded. $6995. 90 Aero - star , 6 cyl. air 55995. 88 Cadilac Deville defiler maintained $6995, 92 Maz- da Pick-up, auto, air, $6995, 91 Grand Am, 4 cyl. air. $5995.Canmore Auto. 905485-e977. AutDMDbiles For Sale CARUSO AUTO SALES - 1985 HONDA Accord 4 dr burgundy. 172K, auto. $1995: 1986 HONDA Ac- cord LX. 4 dr, silver, 177K, $2995. 1989 TOYOTA Ter- cel, 2 dr, blue. 165K, $2995. 1987 HONDA Pre- lude, 2 dr white, 208k, auto, $3395. 1989 HONDA Accord EXI. 4 dr black 170K, aunt $5395 1973 Mclomom9 22' $3995 as Is DOT Safety Standard Certihrate Special S39 95 Call Ph,' 686.3803 1895 Clements Rd Unit 177, Plcke"ng, CERTICAR MINI VAN PRICE SLASH. BIG RE- DUCTIONS ON ALL 14 MINI VANS. -.ome the bis' sae -Tc, n Durham 40 gored reconditioned ve. Moles to choose from 199' Sunb,'d LE v 6. autoair. sale $6-495 1990 Grant Prix LE, loaded. pristine ware 129.000 kms, wow $6.995 1989 Escort Auto perfect. original $2.975 1989 Cutlass Cerra LS fantastic, loaded. V-6. white Now $5.295 1983 Camaro. nice. clean, only $2 295 1988 Mustang convertible steal it $3,995 1992 Tradi- er Corn Ike hew 55.395 1992 Blaze' 4 door. load- ed, super sharp. 5!1. 950 lust arnved - 1988 GMC SLE loaded, 4 x 4 $7 750 1988 Cavalwr 724 auto. A- 1. $5195. 1991 Cavaher air. auto, 97 000 kms. $5,495 . 1990 Lumina Eiiro loaded. '20.000 -ms $6 995 We aro ready to deal. trade or buy your auto Come to CW'car. 155 King St. W.. 9t Mid- town Mail, 5742886. Open Sundays. CREDIT PROBLEMSIP 0, the SDct 'car, rg -)w^ payments from $500 Monthly payments from S150 OAC Cars. !rucks vans 199' r, 1996 Aiand'f Auto Sales Ltd 146 Broca St N. Whitby Plane 905- 666-3382 FAMILY AUTO- 777 111 sto^ pd N Alax; Pontiac Station Wagor 6000 1989 Ford Mustang, 1989 Honda Accord SEI. 1991 Grande Caravan LE 1992 Nissan Sentra XE 19% Chovelle 1385 Omni Can 5905 619-331' 1992 DrrySier Dynasty LE. 95 W,C xm. loaded $7900 obo '990 Chev Pic* up. lire size. auto 4 3 L. V6. $550C obo 434-2775 1 Automobiles Wanted A A A AUTO- We pay S80- $'J',)00 Cash on that spot Any condition. any year Can us anytime 24 ,tours. 7 days. 3C :rain sarv- ics 905-686.5003 or 905- 706-5234 AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted tot scrap Any condition, any age dee removal in If* Dunham Region, ash paid ALSO needed, 75 to '87 Chair or GMC pickup for parts. Call anytime. Oshawa 905-431 0407 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vertices. Vehrcu must be in running condi- till Cap 427-2415 or come to 479 Bevy Sit East. Alai at MURAD AUTO SALES. Tirucks 1 for Sale IM Choy Pickup, 12 ton. V8. 305, 3 -speed overdrive trans, all new, brakes, new tires, includes cap. Lady driven. $2500 o but ober. 1IM3-0451 1885 International, 22' 5 ton, 5 spd, single axle. DT466, too many new parts 10 to. Bits to prove. Carb- fied kin$B 500 Cal 1 Trailers 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 x 38 ftmobile home.. 10 x 20 8orlda room Main trailer fully furnished One bed- room. 4 pcbath, fridge full size, propane stove and oven Electric hot water. deck 10 x 16, shed, new roof on Florida room new carpet Located at Nestle - In Park on Hwy 36 bet- ween Lindsay and Bobcay- geon. on water Brand new $45 000 Asking 532000 or best offer Leave message before 4 p in or all after 5 p m to 9 p m Park fees re - got able Ask for Denise (905) 579-3791 27' HOUSE Trailer deck aw^mg gyred •5 qur- aboul boat 70hp motor, trader ski Car waters s Situated ^ 'la alar park v Uppe, Buckhor^ Lake Only $10.000 'Neil sell separately 905-576--0539 TRUCK TAMPER. for !2 forr. -,k ,Il 4 fudge. furnace. rangerop stove. water nook.up. asking $2 50rJ cull 905-6P3-3948 Auto Leasing Rentals 1995 PONTIAC Trans- port. 38 -l":- ca,ance of 'a•:r^ry wl. lake over lease. $392n1ortn mUudes taxes will small downpay menti excellent bond on 'illy loaded 905-655- 520' BWmotorcycles DIRT BIKE ' 982 Ak ;d new 9^g^9 clutch balk ire ^andies. good running and well maintained S7GC obo Call Joe 985-0818 INSURANCE: nates 1,r Motorcycles including SuperSports !tut got better wrth, 4 month payment plan avallaDle We otter Motorcycle Auto and Verycotmpetttrve brie Insurance Rates Open 9 to 9 by appt Monday to Saturday. Call: Jc.ies-Dooley Insurance Broker 427-3595 Visit Its at : rrrrw-Gufgmrrerslhet/ -bec965 1961 BMW R-100 98C CC 46 DOG ongmal kil color 505! Silver Metallic suint ^latching windlammer Metzeier tires, dual vented disc praxes cast light alloy nms. Kruse, saddlebags Must be seen Asking $4.995 or best otter Call Jac 1416, 264-2311. 686- 4044 after 6 p m gemMarine 12 R aluminum boat. 2.2 Mercury motor and trailer, Package $1000, Call Tom 571.6007 IM 15 1/2 It. PrMtee crag Side console. live weft. fishing decks with seat 1983 25 HP Mercury and trailer. Good condiach. Asking $3,500. Cant (905) 120.8538. 1995 Pnncecmft Resorter with console, 25 hp. Mer- cury, stainless steel prop and trailer, asking $5000. 905436.9064. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997-PAGE,;7 Apartments Apartments Apartments I I For Rent Im For Rent 1 1 For Rent AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- pliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED ATHOL GREEN CO-OP 250 Dunlop St. E. Whitby is holding an Information Night Thurs. May 15, 7 p.m. Use office entrance. Applications are being taken for family orientated buildings for future waiting list - 2. 3 & 4 bed. apts. Upcoming 3 bed. apt. available June I. Close to all amenities and bus route. Underground parking, new appliances. No subsidy available. WHITBY 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate. 3 appliances and blinds. MON. - FRI 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED aciJn bldg n Oshawa you're planr.:ng to sell a house or Irve a long tame r an apt we re not increasing rent ler you for years to come Please call us to a" units. 905-728-4966 2 bedroom apartme^' ae! avaiiabia June ' 9'SG monm 'first and est required Excellent ocator Ade,&de & Park �d area in Oshawa nC Dots please Call oe '29- 3584 2 BEDROOM cap! ea' 'wawa :e^"e and 4c, Parking. aundry. storage Ava,Upe May .1 Nor smokers Prefe,n d $6041 I and 2 Bed•oom akar' THE SUMMIT PLACE marts Ski3C 85 and • 1.2. & 3 Bed Apts. 5679 '6 per me 'rUudes • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES neat, lights. water and ca • All Util. Included !Me TV. coir aundry & Supt. & Maint. panting Available imme Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm diately 723-7183 Sat & Sun 11 am- 4ptr. of t piex n DarWal Whitby 1 -BEDROOM basement LLLLLse ALIANT PROPERTY apartment. Dight, parking MANAGEMENT pnvate entrance Fridge 5 T9-1 626 stove, utilities Intruded aciJn bldg n Oshawa you're planr.:ng to sell a house or Irve a long tame r an apt we re not increasing rent ler you for years to come Please call us to a" units. 905-728-4966 2 bedroom apartme^' ae! avaiiabia June ' 9'SG monm 'first and est required Excellent ocator Ade,&de & Park �d area in Oshawa nC Dots please Call oe '29- 3584 2 BEDROOM cap! ea' 'wawa :e^"e and 4c, Parking. aundry. storage Ava,Upe May .1 Nor smokers Prefe,n d $6041 I and 2 Bed•oom akar' V marts Ski3C 85 and 2 BEDROOM, 7mdy -,or^ 5679 '6 per me 'rUudes +!crer W*rte s Rd and neat, lights. water and ca 4C' area. piease can JkJ !Me TV. coir aundry & a: 4'6' 25a-6!44 panting Available imme 2 -BEDROOM apartmert. diately 723-7183 available June 'st. top floor of t piex n DarWal Whitby 1 -BEDROOM basement Cort laundry. parking, ,,st, apartment. Dight, parking ast. no pets. $650imortn pnvate entrance Fridge Can 665-.8181 stove, utilities Intruded Sul' for single person 2 BEDROOM basement. No petsnon-smoker Cour- now available. $606,monm Doe $495 436-5045 Avail- 1-bedroom basement 5510 n dean lar rise building. Araifable July t Near OC able "int 1 all Inclusive firstllast. no 1 A 2 A' i ,rnh acts n pet. Can 433-2484 Oshawa and Bowmarn4le. S34 MARY ST. E. WHIT- Starang at S60Wmonth. BY- 2-bdrm apt avail. ,Aly tndga 6 stow included, t m ,nature "I main - with laundry facilities. No $700/mmth Cal (905)428- pet. Cal (905) 434-2407 tainted low rise builds g 905-576-4255. lnrinies, parking, For EXTRA LARGE 1 8 2 cernera rrcAreso, r« apps, bedroom(s) in North Osha- to view cal 666 2450. wa- Large balconies. quiet AJAX - Luxury 2 bedroom Wilding, $605.42 and basement apartment, $698.01.. Utilities. cable bngfu/spaaous. full lotdrn, and parking Included. 9 12 h. calling, next to lake, Available Jure Ist. Phone tennis, Playground. $850 (905) 579-5584. indusiw. Available June rno.4cd-otor OSHAWA (8b« St. W.) AJAX Odca Towers. Large ' a 2 & 3 bedroom Spadoku apartment, quiet apartment in dean low to Tony 721-0 6. rise building. Close to 401 shopping. GO vmw 1 1 Vthlcll8 b GO. Parking. Available immelialaly From $600. per month. Phone, 905-576 401. pool. Three bedrooms, imme- diately and July 1st. Two 4 Whorl Dliw 4255. bedroom July Ist. From FOR RENT: 1989 24' Ford $814. Cal 683-9571 until Corsair motorhoma, sleeps 7:30 p.m. 1987 GIIC 8 r 6, microwave. awing. roof OSHAWA (Bloor SL) Large van. good Doily, $2,500 as air, cruise. Available from 2 8 3 bedroom apartments X34 large 1 bedroom is. $3.000 certified firm. June 1st. Pease call n dean lar rise building. basement aparlmerq, 4 pc. 571-0911 (905)420-1846 ler furter Close to 401 S GO- Park- bath, bright, laundry, al roomuaw. ing. Available immediately. utilities including cable. 1 Trailers From $600 /month. Phone $700/mmth Cal (905)428- 905-576-4255. 1556. 19 FT. TRAVEL trailer, WILSON OLIVE area. 2 bedrooms, available imme- WHITBY - One bedroom (Taylor), andem wheels SELL SELL R diately. Fridge, stow, dent as" canP"N microwave, stereo, awning. heat 8 Hydro included. separate entrance, Laundry. Lt- antenna. Al tr ekaas CALL 683-0707 $1a'h f�'rpe Daytime "r � �r �; Mint condition. must be ray a369 « 263 r seen. can 5768020 2522 9s Smoker. $550 inclusive. lstf Last robnwo s, 683 -OW AJAX: 1-6drmbsmt. apt Suites one Separate en- trance Laundry, parking, storage, safety certified. Harwood mall close, $550 Inclusive 686-8563 ALL NEW large 2 bedroom apt 4 pc bath, able. dose to all amenities, 3 ar park. Ing. no pets 5800 inch. sive 905-728-1145 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY, n 'Whitby Apt budding. Spaciouscarpeted, newly painted, wad oalcony, dose to ous, shoppingall utilities Included, first/last required no pets, 1 bedroom $675. 2 bedroom, 5775 Call 430--0134 AVAILABLE JULY LST. Sr -'a,' ;:ear 2 cedrec close !o OGH and Dus "om - ute. parking aundry 5675 inclusive No pets.176- 7W, heave message BEAUTIFUL arge loci^ West^ey Rd Hwy 7 very bnght, private entrance wit - arae patio. Please call fcr more info 5700 - 40`"0 utilities Ava,ar,a now' 9051649-5134 CENTRAL Oshawa. ex- -7Jrns. 1 bill ' c Seniors .entre lame irP start a! 3625 SOUTHEAST Osha ra ocation, '&2-Cedrooms -:tart at $575 'stlast 728- 1344. 436-6889 pager 132 5107 DESIRABLE do rh Osra ra ice' 2 bedroom 'air ncc, duplex ava^ -art Must be seer 'ridge S stove $715 nCluSive G Sf 3 ast 'eferences 'e- 7uired I., bee .fru 436- 6886 FURNISHED APTS a ,e Cath -ce. .-_.•ate^. S525e rG LargeF - Car- 5595 nUudes neaLwafer „nvate entrances Dank.rg access 4:' C Ce-'. 433-555C or 576 alp• UVERPOOLIBAY LY- ced ,4-e^' z, Park ^, separate erearce ^doe s: Tie -c lets ring e '^a:✓e ce-sr bre 'e• St_- ,r. Ca. 339--36C MAIN FLOOR Cor^ "nd,Y $625 Acis July si Gary P',immer Ramax Rouge River '_'d 429,3533 4'6 286-3993 TWO-BEDROOM storey a. 1[' - =,'awa w on, very spacious. :.ear .0 et Goof appliances New zo,amic ball' carpe, trlrougnout. latl ,a c ver andar+ 58Cc avail , mad Mav ' 434 33'3 2 bedroom apt Avaii Now ' Cor- ac' ,une Pa-k.^g aundry Includes _,tikoes lose !C Oshawa Centre References -c Pets -23-164' 579-6989 OSHAWA 2 bedroom acts J ly ' occupancy S60C range Locations !c Suit you Stocrwetl Realty Corp 723-'265 OSHAWA - 988 - 90C Gjan St 2 oirwoom acts $675- S7G8 Close to shoo - ping. schools. GM and GO Utilities included FIrsLlast required Cae 728-4993 x OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt Albert and Jackson area. Close to a1 amalrbes. heat, hydro Included. 5592.; monthly. Available June 1 First/Last required 434- 631, leave message. OSHAWA 2-bdnn 1200 sq. ft. lower duplex II split 4 new appkatTes Patio doo walkout to back- yard from master bedroom. S775. inclusive. Available June 1st. (905) 571.2757. OSHAWA large, bnght 2 bedroom apartment, quiet building, utilities, parking Included. Laundry fark4�ypos, good location, avanable June 1, $690. firsMast. cal 6e3 -6n6 CLEAN, QUIET Family Building North Oshawa, 1 d 2 bams. In- chants. o-chants. Pay cable, parking b laundry lac. 723-2094. 1 i 2 bedroom apt rAd- able Jur 1. al 350 Male- ga. also 2 bedroom, 946 Mason St. $600 a $720/ mo. all inclusive, no bats. call 576-6724. OSHAWA: Newer b1 ad_ Ing; welt -maintained, gen- erous states. Parking 8 hy- dro included; on bus route. 2 -bedroom, $750; 3 -bed- room, $860. (905) 428- 5740. ...,,�-_ ..win...,. -- _ ......� . ..,,..,..,....-.,.�. _. _ . -PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 I IApartments Apartments Houses Townhouses Business Busitk9ss Business I For Rent I I I For Rent I I For Rent I I For Rent I I For ent I I �� • I opportunities • I opportunities • I ORWU M" OSHAWA- 2 bedroom WHITBY, 1 8 2 bedroom. FINCHIWHITES RD- de- STILL RENTING,, No mon- BANCROFT AREA, 2 bed- NE OSHAWA, 3 -bedroom Spacious clean in duplex available May r June call tached 2 -storey 3 bed-. ey down, rent to own 2 and room cottage for rent start- semi, extensive quality ren - Fenced yard. parking, ap- (905) 430-9146 or (416) rooms. 1 1/2 baths Parking 3 bedroom home From Ing, May Call 905.619- ovations. living room, din- phances $650 + utilities 789-4145 Avail July 1 $975 plus util $700 per month all Incfu- 9231. ing room. 2 baths, family June 1st Call (905)420- ' 1 , Call Harry 416.283-5463 sive. Minimum yearly in- 3788 room, gas, paved driveway, 1846 WHITBY, 1 -bedroom Jennifer 416-283-6570. come $25.000 Aurelia Ra- BOBCAYGEON, Pigeon 9 eat -tri lutchen, deck, lanced PICKERING - 3 bedroom basement apartment sec HOLIDAY Inn area. 2 -bed- sanu (905) 7289414 ext. Lake. 3 -bedroom, all cor $128.900 436-5013 apt near GO Avail imme- arate entrance, utilities room lower level apartment 201 vemences. good swimming OPEN HOUSE Whitby. 4 dtently, $980 Credit check laundry. available June in detached house. beautl- AJAX. iocabon. 8 fishing, suitable for single NORTH Oshawa - sought E refs required Christine $6001irri C^ c ., fully decorated. includes WHITBY 3 bedroom town- family, boat supplied, $3001 after area. 4 bedrooms, den Gaskins. Case Realty Lim- preferred .905'668-9649 fridgestove, washer, dryer, house without basement. week. Call (705) 738-5681 with fireplace, finished red ited (905) 831-2273 your all utilities Included. $675 end unit. 303 Garden St attractions, children wel room, double garage. in- PICKERING - Bayfy West- less thar yon trunk Call ^-onth first/last Also 3 -bed- $720 ,mo plus utilities AT LAKE SEYMOUR. ground pool New windows/ shore. 2 bedroom apart- Dave Haylecn Sales Rep room detached house. Avail June 1st 905-576- Woodland Estates, on the roof/furnace Includes ap- ment. available June Ist Move into King.'Harmony area. 3-ap. 1250 leave message Trent River System, family pliances. $199,000. Move $750 per mo plus 112 hy- LIC 905 668-38iti: trances included finished mortf-ly �nc!usve Avar�- house keeping cottages. 3 right in 433-1491 drb and 112 gas Istlast re- or (9' or 1905' 666-32" •ec room. fireplace, im Rooms pee bath, pool, beach, quved No pets. non- COURT -WHITBY ;rounc pool. central air, I AM, store. playground. 90 min NORTH-EAST OSHAWA: smokers. excellent location. , - . , ,as heat. $985 plus utd' for Rent Northeast Pickering 1 Kassinger side -split 3+1 all (905)420-1483 For Rent 'es Both available July 1 PICKERING VILLAGE. 888-813-2212 bedroom. 1 1/2 baths New. PICKERING. 3 -bedroom suites :all 434-1386 $100. PER WEEK or S4w. $179.900 6eautiluuy high efficiency furnace. contlem mu- apartment. • door , NORTH OSHAWA per month. All inclusive. • FlOrlda Ci A, kitC'1en. shingles. Fully walk t0 Go and mall. 1-t'2 , - , ,, , f+a^'rester 4 bedroom except phone Shared I aC.Retdals landscaped Askin 9 laths appliances. broad- reaubful century home. di- lacihbes Situated 0n t acre $158.900 950 Central qpT s-oiomenth indl'Shopping ngroom, family room with wooded lot on Fairport Rd Park Blvd Nonh (905) �s,ve Mei Knibht (905)831- ..0 ' -eplace off large modem Can 831-5166 CLEAR WATER AREA. : 433-0066 2273bedroom 9 washer dryer b __ �,rnace graded doors. t,11 -1m d car- ! e poo! 436- nent fenced yard pariung • • $1295 -mo or with 2 AAA- +nhed room for priva lacuzn BBQ. private yard. O H. W. OSHAWA 2 storey PICKERING. Whites Ra '' • _ar garage. with 4 rfOC sear•. quiet person (gentle - available now For into and brick. 4 bedrooms garage 4C' oeC•^^m basementAll ' sq h bodyshoC on 2 aces man welcome' Cook.^o to view photos 905 - 579 Nes; schools and shop - apartment. separate en- ' 1 , :omme,pal will rent near bus, dose to Durham 3788 ping jt65.9C0 (905) 723 - trance utilities non trance clear, eat -,r k,tchen $1895 cf wa' sell owner 5250 and uC hard 5594 smoker no pets FirsMast • • ' ,ante. w�tr 530.000 c monthly 1905!728-484- CLEARWATER.mobales. RITSON ' KING area. 3 required references Avail- • bedroom 2000 Sq h of finished hying space A must t0 see Open HOUSE May 10th 6 fully ,,rnswc a,' condi- OPEN HOUSE Whitby. 4 able immediate) June t Y ACo01TKldaton -nmed�ate possessror AJAX. iocabon. toned 'permanent homes) Dedrn^^� executive home. (905142o--2015 WHY 'e`.: n-,- ,-- _a'. � r+7. � 5' aoui' ^^me. bright base- dubhOUSB, 00015. hot tub. SUYMER storage (snow- g while carpeting. Iarga bawl- 0"I"' owr home for for a serious partner, tall bedroom 3pc near beaches and Major TOrmina Built. prestigious PICKERING- Large clean your OSHAWA. 3 bedroom mens sitting attractions, children wel Whitby. north of Rossland -be-�^-- casein er, apt less thar yon trunk Call home ac: antes. laundry bath small ,rrenette. no come. $275 weekly photos Garden St . loaded with 40C bath Laundry facilities Dave Haylecn Sales Rep 2 car parking no backyard parking. emp oyed'student show^ your home $3 .n upgrades Sunday. Da'k n dose to school g Re Max Summa• Rea!t, all inclusive S795 per -c No smak,n n g pets 47 G b - (905`683-5503 May May 111h, 12-4 m 36 p and time^ LIC 905 668-38iti: Istlast Avalabie June est mortf-ly �nc!usve Avar�- Chine Place 666-5066 veil le M015 rldusrve Available May 15 or (9' or 1905' 666-32" 579-' 33G able May t 5 905-a26� able Aute 1st 905-42'-6885 Au Could be just a phone a OSHAWA, �mmectate pro- 305-a20-t0a0 Prtvate Homes For Sale TOWNLINE ESTATES el. ROUGEMONT 8 82. a• a 9 HODSeS / _ess,,,^ Dedroom. plus away. Rainbow Conner tions 416 9666606. tlaat/arear inducted. Par own hydro. Prime Oshawa .,qa^, 3 a� G s.�l " •a^ch n-^„^., -- [ase ^ie^; For Rent •porn or large krtcher plus PICKERING VILLAGE. aI,ngaiow, a bedroom. 5 apa'ime^' separate e^ ,. a 24x2, garage, 2 roil 9 g Crane .,e.,, lone. 2 'oo-s $179.900 6eautiluuy Darble 2Foa granite. trance cant aundr. non y l -p COOrS plus set con- one attac^ed ensuite dee^rated 'we level Ope^ marble and Oak galore. smoke' st'.as! S700 'airl bachelor apt Rent S55C one shared en suite con Ce t sides ht come or 3600 h finished b mor!` Inclusive (9051 509-1284 5IMCOE SOUTH/401 ' d . - -e,.• =, $4c- 8 $4-5-ciudec neat Da'k r, ",dge B stove Gal! OC 5 X42 C-'-4' OSHAWA - NORTH Ox IC -7 ' 'w -,e- - 3 WI Neal, :;OT station. 4_' Park^: hydro pub con. pato S' $837 a!'' ndusrve Kt'last NO dogs Awi,!abae immediately a c with other female $40C st p p sq ase - i j'3. 5 or j89_ 0r buy gorgeous ravane lot '✓yank Tent w160oz carpet Has 5 56.000 dow^ Owner Last. female •ton smoke's out basement with 4,901 -nance 725-'1�• welcomed Cable k;tcher g- pleasure ant for business. deck Another ��arye clad, ^f pleasure or in law Every Laundry facilties 683-7783 kitchen area Solid oak ONE BEDROOM case upgrade Inc Sec Sys ' ^e^' apa"-err, -evden- Rose cupboards in k. fere^ up Priced for Quick Losing Business W111 Opportunities FOOD expert sought Mar agemenvioint venture/v dependent Best locatior Exposure 33.000 cars/da Massive potential. Oshawi Questions, info , ideas 905-571-7482 PROFITABLE pizza Ira, -.rise for sale ,n BOwma, rile Call ;905)728788 eave message e I Personals CHEATING WIVES - Of, 'ARIL PHONE NUMBER ' 900-451 5566 ext 25 53 49/mm touch tone. I us ',a' area walkout paxc-R 9 washer dryer b __ -.6 graded doors. t,11 -1m d car- Asking $469K ::ani 436- nent fenced yard pariung ROOM ^ RENT peting Sky g^t in upstairs 03'2 to y,ew -renew required. 576- Jatirroom will whir Doo, K-^ Bid Bay R,dges. half a, h,I efvc,ency gas 558 after 5 pm Area. .,•^,sped or _" vie rub. hardwood floor 4E` week ^w^ park:rg fur^ace centra! humidified OSHAWA, S'05 500. ,hrouglout huge clean Suite Hydro Worte• 'a!! nigh eh,pency -a,,•nary bnq^' _' Dedroom semi luat aca^ment 5625 In- 83'-08•• clear, eat -,r k,tchen mere upgrades Close to garage 1 1'2 baths. hard duswe 43(-35'9 Ckarau I prepuce lanced yard ga. dientiy 9"5-668-0070 schools'shoor,ng ADDrox wood floors OPEN RITSON ' KING area. 3 / I Shared 2000 Sq h of finished hying space A must t0 see Open HOUSE May 10th 6 171n. m« a '•id a rent new t,,rnace, Cts of Pride S•a6 300 ACo01TKldaton Deo•:%•- a;, "- ant or • Ase'n, ' Rh 8 'Bin ' -spm Call ('.SDS 72'-2132 4.6 239 -:rove 9 washer dryer b __ - House May C 1 5 ,, m ;25 Overban- :• Osnawa 9C5I725-3356 2-5. e rs included No pets. ReI. vete entrance. SS's au In dusive Avauble -mme- Thomton,Atleu,deW 9C5 OSHAWA / Months Frit R� ,t «, SOUTH AJAX 2- -renew required. 576- ROSSLAND GARDEN 59-6464 WHITBY BARGAIN 3 a-ge tx."��-•- :..,ti--.--• Jury ' IMMEENATE 558 after 5 pm Area. .,•^,sped or _" trashed or al 4 levels 3- bea'^am se^ w,•^ r.!aw fireplace bi l diean. utt6-SINGSSANDRINGHAM • _ bac niched room. $35C. month. 347 ATHOL ST.E.. --sha- apt Gleaming ra'dwood ties Park .^.g '�auCry 5 - - rears did. all end Us,ve Large quiet wa 1--a-waie stor floors, updated windows n 0 lake sa ots shop.ery clear, eat -,r k,tchen house Ava:able imme- ev crick house Gas'w000 k'rchen $129.0oC Call prig No sT_,-.nq fie Dots - Ckarau I prepuce lanced yard ga. dientiy 9"5-668-0070 hrepiaces 3 -bedrooms 2 666-3688 SBo� 905428-8'-2 ,,, , age Ju Y S120C 416- Parking included. Playground Area. 1_1I barns finished base AJAX WESTNEV S. of SOUTH Oshawa a-ge ' 515.179C please leave Office b EA I rent new t,,rnace, Cts of Pride S•a6 300 Townhouses I Deo•:%•- a;, "- ant or • Ase'n, • "�-5a9e e Retell S ace P nardwx,1 for Sale Owe• 'Cor of win Brookhn. Jul 1. 4 July tip- IIA- RIDGES. 3 -bedroom Call 405�a34-5406 for ap- 'galtment SUYMER storage (snow- g 1 -lost attractive ladies Reliable. discreet, In 6 out sada Now hmng females 404-8761 HEAVENLY PSYCHI S2 39 '^r. '9. 24 firs 900451 3783 Daily Hor( scope 1-900 677 777 $5 00 24 firs HEAVENLY PSYCHIC S2 ,9-.:r t8• 24 hour. 1 90C-451-3783 DAIL HOROSCOPE 1900-67; 7770 $5 00 24 hours BORED ONTARI, la.,^Cry 2 -Ur parks^, pr Housing Call 434-244; - gas fireplace. whirlpool, 3- able aDN JOY � x Aug 1 Derek HOUSEWIVES - names vete entrance. SS's au In dusive Avauble -mme- • 1 a • Wanted • • OSHAWA / Months Frit R� ,t «, AJAX sem. detached ELEGANT, 3 storey town some. Coughlan Homes. Money Business 9pportunittles private phone numbers. Mature ^, 4 BEDROOM Executive g5•: sC 2nd DurgalOw 3 bedrooms 6 trashed or al 4 levels 3- to Lend 900-451-3638 ext 70, distal r wort 3 -BEDROOM e.e 5550 600 man $SOC new foot, 1995 Royal Road, loaded Y Stove A Refrigerator. S329/min. must be 18 single.cou0te NoPots ..cDe. FAMILY LOOKING 'v a 3 of rouse. spaouu ix:'aper 300 sq h across from Osh across apDWnces. ,n - floors with extra features canon 5154,900 (905)--- ---5 tope 905-579-1669 ✓ Da„s Dedroc- res• to rkm wan. bright. S85G Da gr Centre. 600 2nd fir $SOG ground pool. new tt h t 2 bed D ,nelude gleaming hard- 9 9 20 VENDESIGN In MANDOLIN MAN- Vers: rent or rent to ow, wIt pup ou , ase 11 N t 7,200 sq h 2nd tkwr t 600 wood floors. French doors. a inclusive o pets 'st ast W,ison/Ol,ve avail room to run betwetr'r sq h man Call 434-244; ment apt $148.000 427- gas fireplace. whirlpool, 3- able aDN JOY � x Aug 1 Derek Oshawa and PiCkering Taunton Rd NorM or 655-4'32 (905)668-8298 1207 bedrooms. 2-112 both- 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. or 905 665-9722 ALTERNATIVE MEDF COURTICE. 1900 sq ft . beautifully land 4 BEDROOM Executive my 100K lob. Today from SERVICE trashed or al 4 levels 3- Seabed grouns, must clef home 312 Kang St E Ret -bedroom erence reou,•ed $1,000 per month plus utilities call I TOwf1h0UMWIT'f For Rent oWnhOUses FOfRent 2 baths. airtight Dncll fireplace eat -r ketch en w skylight. 517.000 (905)428-1511 Condos after 5 728-6356 Stove A Refrigerator. laundry. hardwood floors. worth of upgrades for Sale RE ABSOLUTELY A GREAT �Iiring "C�) cable. (905)579-3431 available 5154,900 (905)--- ---5 Pafgllay f100r5 1hrt3tlgfl0ut. Deal' No money down 244. able 5275 weekly. 905 434-7184. for appt cottage resort On the Trent. U-1- -1.mak Rick Watson. Cotdweli Parking included. Playground Area. is ed basement, n ground Cad any- AJAX WESTNEV S. of Charles Good locations, the all music needsor good business for rebree or occasion Sob• duet. or h part time second income florid available Cal Joe l call for details (905) 427- (905)668-8298 8136 and 3 bedroom townhous- 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. MOONUGH? ALTERNATIVE MEDF ESCORT CINE. 4 112 yrs ago I left 21 MJ 7 dhi my 100K lob. Today from SERVICE MY home. I earn more than High Class my doctor Parl-Dme/full- Yawffwnals Escort time. Training provided, for all occu m TOWNLINE/Adelalde area, than rent - Refurbished 2 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH -w' ' " "'' 2.7000 sq h. t . 4 bed- w I • c uouruum' o tip- prances, 2 full baths. 2 C� nmw� Small investment r required. QUI COIL modem 1 -bedroom apart• and 3 bedroom townhous- 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. rooms. 4 bathrooms. tamely parking. A/C. Pool. weld- la...•�.,... a •r1•f •fir 905-432.8234. 24 ht 21 MJ 7 dhi mant. 4 PC bath. eat -In as w th h e t Utilities induced room. fireplace. main floor pod. sauna. (416) 265 e I I��� O' ^ Ip�jf Ir'.•r1en, parking. laundry, $575 firsViast Call time buyers Stove A Refrigerator. laundry. hardwood floors. 4440 or (905) 279-7400 x Hes information avail- Al Pef$OrIS h8 ClaltrlS of Efate �Iiring "C�) cable. (905)579-3431 available Limited quantity available Starting at $59.000 Call Pafgllay f100r5 1hrt3tlgfl0ut. central air, antral voc, In- 244. able 5275 weekly. 905 434-7184. ESTABLISHED PROFIT ABLE drapery business - cottage resort On the Trent. hue 1 Rick Watson. Cotdweli Parking included. Playground Area. is ed basement, n ground Cad any- ONE bedroom condo, and MORTGAGES Good. bad poly Financing Ids with $100,000- $150.000 TWO-Dedroom maul floor. Banker, 728-9414. Close t0 schools and shopping. limspool.57177�� we IorAlAan beside ow we Claud. Gorgeous new purpose. rates any p Pte. rates from gross annuallyis � � � Ions Brookhn. Jul 1. 4 July tip- IIA- RIDGES. 3 -bedroom Frown 58.6.00. SUYMER storage (snow- g while carpeting. Iarga bawl- 5.95x. Ad appkcatio� ac- for a serious partner, tall • pkances, heaVwatar, base klipper level. 2 car parking. Call 905-721-0980 DESIRABLE Nofth Osh a- morn, loft of extras and up- opted. Community Finian- 434-1856. ment. large garage wAoft. shared laundry. suitable for - wa bungalow. 2+1 bed- grades. 3 appkancas, im- eel Services 6654805 Wer be distributed by 1118 UrldafSlgtl6d having re- IM of parking. $SSWmtNy +hiydrD. FirstAaSt .relerMC- adult family, June I. $995 inhdusiva. (905)420-8308 TownhoulPes a Morel hardwood floors, Finished reuoom, de- mediate possession. No agents. $89.000. 905.242- GAY WOMEN. GAY MEP Got spring fever. we hay as required. No pets. 905- pop ^fie, I I For RMi I I tadhea garage, 4 -app'., 4717. waw cure. Your love mate V6-1049. - Waver-. �3 • Rli�ll huge private, tit (50' x 265') Could be just a phone a Two badrOom, $633Jmo., y/401- lovely bedroom OFFICE UNITS FOR RENT Askirg $133.000. CadjpnILega� (905) 576.0665. MM P"*Wd" • I Notices Nodats away. Rainbow Conner tions 416 9666606. tlaat/arear inducted. Par own hydro. Prime Oshawa tohrMwse, completely re- decorated throughout. Sep. AVAILABLE MrrrwadiMNy, newly painted 3 -bedroom second floor. good Simcoe location Alar O.C. and Midtown Mall. June 1st. years dinirgroom. rec room, townhouse in South Osha- Street NO (Oshawa) lo- cation; parking available.CSA EAST OSHAwA, immabu- 3 billt�OIOE hiaiac. C� nmw� M CREDRORS ALO OTHM I MId1IlUfd 436-•6042- lensed gab, gam. $875 133-5550 Or 576.8381. fps. 5900+gas, 1 st/last. tie swimming pod o"t. Available Y Call � baf � (�tih, �), In the estate of Verna Frances Noah, Traiw Sites WHrMY - One bedroom, CLEAN OSHAWA 3 bed- OPEN HOUSE Sat. May 905-576-5123 ask for Bob or Kathy newer broadloom, finished basement' irgrarW pod, 4 heated pools, trot tub, minut6 to Deceased floor, hardwood and room + r law ape. Close to 10. 104. Cad 905.619- RED SETTER RESORT aDPller�s. $159.500. Hes information avail- Al Pef$OrIS h8 ClaltrlS of Efate 1280 Terwillegar. 1974 sq. 1.mice area, north of Go, btu of wendows, June schools. Ciy irJOC. $1100. Avail. immediately. 0803• raenlge i ( ) � able 5275 weekly. 905 434-7184. Vafrla Frances Noah late of file Town Ajax cottage resort On the Trent. W. $600/mo. inclusive. Am Referanoes.905-668-2050. COURTK:E - 3 bedrooms. I • FOR PROMPT RESULTS Large spacious sites. Full who died on or about the 17th day of DeC6Rlber, 668-3161 or 723-9340 sq. ft. $3.25 sq, ft net. Call Gose to 401. June Ist. Cad hook-up from $825. 2 and 3 and fast. efficient service RESALES Tfwm. Share. Campground memberships hereby ��, � h8f6by t10t/i6d l0 SBfld paftlpiafS d 579.5077 after 5 571.3281. Houses m Houses I days: 905-683-8055: after spm 905-663-2852 or SUYMER storage (snow- g IWII AL MAYO - sarvfing your real estate reed in America's Largest Rsaales Clearing Hogue. Resort sarne to the todersigned on or ()afore the 3qh of Jude, 1997, after Which date the Estate $350/week. Pec. had, store, For Rent For Rent (416) 283-0617. mobile), leave message nUU (BURTON COUNTY So..tntemational 1-800- 905 839-484�--3W last. Available May 15th - 985.2568. for over 9 AL MAYO 423-5967 24hrs Wer be distributed by 1118 UrldafSlgtl6d having re- NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bed- Sales Representative• gafd qty t0 tl18 Claims If1aR filed. DAT room + basement town- houses in well maintained I MId1IlUfd DALE AUSTIN REALTY Camper I ED: April 25M,1997 family complex. FresNy • Verb LTD. '1-800-701-7331 or Traiw Sites JUolttl Ann Hubner and decorated with FrQ./stove, ( ) x X11' Ar01ur Harold Nelson Noah, dose to all amenities. INDUSTRIAL UNITS IMMACULATE - 3-bdrm, RED SETTER RESORT Estate Trustees VifitlW a VYIA-by: Starting at $758Jmonth. On site Mgmt. office. Call 905• 1280 Terwillegar. 1974 sq. 3 -bath. New; FAG furnace, family campground and Andrew D. Fttlker,Cc^ E1• 728-3777. ft. office warehousing. Park roof, pled(. Great neigh- g - cottage resort On the Trent. WAt.KER, HEAD and Bloor 1748 and 1775 bourhood Glendale area. Large spacious sites. Full Barristers and Solicitors SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 sq. ft. $3.25 sq, ft net. Call Asking $204,900. Week- hook-up from $825. 2 and 3 bedroom townhouse dose 579.5077 after 5 571.3281. days after bpm (905) 839- bedroom cottages from 1'200-1305 Pickering Pafl(Way to schools and shopping. 8934. All day Sat. 8 Sun. $350/week. Pec. had, store, Pickering, Ontario L1V 3P2 $95last. o. all inclusive. Fist! pool, lakefront swimming, 905 839-484�--3W last. Available May 15th beating, good }fishing, 905- 905-579-9956 days. 436-0807: 705-778-3096. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1997 -PAGE 29 " VERTISE ON THIS WEEKLY FEATURE CALL 683-0707, ext. 2303 Serving the Durham Region for over 30 Years KILP.ATRICK CONSTRUCTION Authorized Contractor CONSUMERS GAS Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS YOV (,AN APPLY IT TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.(:. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Add,tlons • 2no floors • Ba'�rocrrs • Plumbing • Deck/fences Wiring • Tiling • Drywall WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church St., 905-428-8785 Ajax 1-888-845-4424 TWIN DUMOND y - -Over 15 Years Exlxrience" \lllllllUti� I S.Illlfl N 1irl� (rl'nl'rai • \fly" NLuntcn:uu c Rcno%ation • FREE ESTIMATES • VT Vi III- (IIALLENGE ANY QUOTES O MAKING DREAMS... REALITIES DOORS & WINDOWS FOR LESS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR D04T•YOURSELF FOR EXTRA SAW= • VINYL - ALIIMMAMI A WOOD • AU MIMIM STORMORS DO ' SUDERS - TXT •PATIO DOORS ' CASEMENT • /rSM ATEO STEN BAY WIDOW$ ENTRANCE DOORS STOf>tAOR • SVIEUTES ' SItYL1GFITSS • FRENCH DOORS PYTHON WINDOWS & DOORS E sos 420-0188 S. MKOW • DUCT CLEANING .•• �.>a �. Inawa aN wale GuaraMeed. SfWk. MMlsod • 200 PSI I Pw Ho" Hook-uP $39.95 - $5 per vent wo ,, Aasi• 71 c rnum 12 Ducts I OAMNEY SWEEPING ONLY $59.95 RESIDENTIAUCOMMERCIAL Snake me#$ad Mew (416) 282-3292 I Your always a winner with doors and windows from Norjo Enterprises and Slim -Line Norjo Enterprises owner Norm Doucette and Slim -Line Owner Dominic Vessio show off the latest steel entrance door from the Pickering based company. Your windows and d(x)rs are your best defense against the cold and heat and using quality products and hiring a professional installer is the best way to keep the cold in and heat out during summer and the opposite dur- ing winter. Of course, now that spring is here, the for- mer is of utmost importance. That's why people are choosing Slim -Line products and having them installed by Norm Doucette of Norjo Enterprises. For the past 25 years, Norjo has been the preferred choice of many homeowners in the Scarborough and Durham area. Norm specializes in a wide array of home renovation projects and does each job as if he were working on his own home. Right now he's taking bookings for win- dow replacements and door installations. He's especially excited about the new line of steel entranceway doors from Slim -Line. "They're the best on the market and at very fair prices," says Norm. If you want to see the doors for yourself feel free to visit the Slim -Line showroom on Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Norm chose Slim -Line because evervthing is made right in their factory and they stand 100 behind their products. "if there are anv problems I can go directly to the factory and they take care of me right on the spot," says Norm. "I've seen a lot of other door and window products, but these are the best to sell and install." Founded in 1983, Slim -Line operates a 70,000 sq. ft. facility in Pickering. With annual revenues exceeding $6 mil- lion, this company has established a dealer and distribution network all across Canada and the U.S. Norm does all of the work himself and will visit your home for a free consultation where he will discuss your needs and your particular budget. Norjo Enterprises continues to be success- ful because of top quality work at very compet- itive prices. Norm has made a point to keep his overhead low so he can pass on those savings to his customers. For more information about door and win- dow installations as well as a new deck for sum- mer call (905) 839-2255. Cm"Nor'a compom wokomadi call w b. vow boar prim. DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE Techwamc-DDD HUNG TILT -ACTION • P'Cure Windows • Bay & Bow Windows -Insurance Calms - Patio Doors • Storm Doors • New :7�SirJCtl7r N�ndows • : ass & bile Showroom Screer FREE SAWDAG Pepairs ESTIMATES! _.�> 1=• MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON e�6 KiNG ST yr ;ALE :Err. r -E ; OSHAWA ONTAPio {NSTA ATICtN L'12L3 fe�hrMl,�AdCLjuu (905) 579-2222 Attention: 'Plumbing & Heating -Consumers Visit our Spacious Showroom • Finished Basements - Painting 391 Marwood Dr. Unit 011 Oshawa a:u ,r,nq Heaton Showroom For All ',rour Requirements Attention: 'Plumbing & Heating -Consumers Visit our Spacious Showroom • Finished Basements - Painting s. PAGE :10 -THF: NEWS ADIVERTISER S `NDAN'. MAN' 11, 1997 DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Casement (905) 579-2222 �HUNGE Compete Selection of TILT -ACTION Vinyl Windows & Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS TechlNsllll2JOu^ IFWAYNE HUTCHINSON .^. s 579-2222 Quality workmanship is key Luxurbath allows clients to shop -at-home for all bathroom needs • DUCT CLEANING a CHIMNEY $WEEP Includes all hook-ups A no hidden extras. Work Guaranteed. Snake Method - 200 PSI Per Standard Home Hoo -up $39.95 - $5 per vent V+ CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY *59.95 RESIDENTIALICOMIWERCIAL snake nw-- , and (416) 282-3292 �SOpY & IeR�O �N iMP'Y'S 1660 0000 d, Pickering DINER Serving All Of Durham Region Consolidded MMing 8 Bindery Services Rush Ordemll Highly Competitive Pricinm, Business Cards to Full Colour Printing Specializing in Business Forms Complete Printing Service Pick-up 8 Delivery 905-428-7345 Luxurbath Enterprises leads the way in bathroom remodeling. In today's rapidly growing renovation indus- try, bathrooms and kitchens have become the most cnhcal projects for home resale and person- al pleasure. The demand for a qualified professionals has increased substantially. Unfortunateh; this has created many so-called fly-by-night contractors, which ends up turning your renovation dreams into nightmares, says `like Vurro who owns Luxurbath Enterprises with his father Joe. At Luxurbath yeu can rest assured that you're bathncx)m and kitchen renovation will be a plea- surable experience, says Vurro. 6Vith a combined expenence of 39 years, they have the capability to tackle any project promptly, efficiently and most of - affordability. Luxurbath provides a convenient shop -at- home service that allows clients to visualize color selection in the home's actual lighting instead of what looks good in a fancy showroom. This also keeps overhead costs down and sav- ings are passed on to the client. "With all the selections out there, I know how hard it can be for people to choose products to suit their needs. That is why we have a close one-on- one relationship with our valued customers, giv- ing them advice every step of the way." "Unlike large companies and franchises, with Luxurbath you can be sure that the person who spent the time with you designing your baduciom and kitchen will be the one that will remodel and answer questions without tracking back to the salesperson. In this case those people are the own- ers and qualified staff." As part of Luxurbath's service, garbage is removed from the home and follow-up calls are made to in --sure the clients are completely satisfied. Because of Luxurbath's buying power, they offer many renovation packages such as a complete shower stall including the removal of the existing shower stall and base, a new %loon tapset, show- er drain, pan line and cement base, 6x8 ceramic tiles, 2x2 mosaic Floor tiles, a ceramic comer shelf, marble jambs, Dumck and water resistant dry- wall, all plumbing labor and materials for $1950. ~With the Tub Enclosure Special, Luxurbath removes the existing tub, taps and area walls and replaces them with a new enamel steel tub and drain assembly, .M(.vn tub taps, Durock and water resistant drywall, 6x8 ceramic tiles, comer shelf and tension bar. The bathroom will be completely sealed and water tight. The price - $1450. All work is backed by a full six-year limited warranty. "Serving the Durham and surrounding region for many years, references are available to you from many satisfied customers. 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