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Box 91, Ajax LIS 3C2 (416) 6833210 wV J, 11V. 41 Ajax 3 Pickering T , N Ad A Metroland Community Newspaper Sunday Edition *IV t4c%*41=006tNi5 SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1991 Learnhq Ie eur0n by MrddMrg Io9 d- altudents Irons 9t- Judo Cad oft SdMw in Ajars particoft Ina I -nrl-- progem Cbdmin moot boftm bR m Paul SNM% MMMd Kumon, lan UwbrW t, it�tsolor C■tlry wMast, Ilrsdde Mian, Awab 8ras1,a and 8 1- <isum TMs b am 1W year alu- *nb tadN parMa�sla In to pmv=i% t tAk art by Ow soporalo school board Ate. iirvrll ��:Red Cross swimming instructor slams schoolsaq"uc P Cuts' AJAX-P[CIEt NG - A Red Cross swimming instructor is upset about the decision by local school boards to cancel their learn -to -:.vim pro- gramL cannot, for the life of me, understand why they would cancel such an important program," says Cathy Wilson, an instructor and instructor 1410 BAYLY ST. NEXT TO GA TRAM A'PU1S APPLICABLE TAXES trains with the Ajax parts and recreation depart - num "I'm also a parent and think I see the issue from a whole perspective," Wilson continues. "Kids will be losing out on water safety education, which is so important in a province bice ours." See SCHOOL...Page 2 CIRCULATION 35,000 PICKERING IM CEMRE COMMUNITY DAY Sat. June 1 st Details at Info place 20 PAGES Pickering watchdogs vow election will bring `beater government' By JUDI BOBBITT Pickering Reporter PICKERING - A group of residents, unhappy with Pickering's current council, has formed a committee to "elect a better government" this November. The group, which calls itself Grassroots for Good Government, intends to endorse one candidate for each seat in the upcoming election. Dissatisfaction with the current council's "lack of vision and effective leadership" led to the group's formation, organizers say. Although the group will eventu- ally be lobbying for specific candi- dates in the election, "we're trying to avoid becoming a political machine," says member Fred Beer. o out there "We see the danger there. Any can- didate we support will not be beholden to us in any way after the DURHAM - If you see election. We hope to be treated as elephants walking down ordinary citizens after." Highway 2 later this week, Nevertheless, the group has it's not necessarily a sign decided not to disband after the you've been drinking too election but will continue to monitor much. politicians in the role of a "watch- In an effort to direct dog", says Beer. "Our only goal is a human attention to the plight better government." of elephants, representatives Whether the group will endorse of the African Wildlife any current Pickering politicians Conservation Fund, the seeking re-election remains to be Bowmanville Zoo and three seen."I can't answer that at this elephants will walk from time,says Beer. "They will be Bowmanville to the Metro rated." Zoo Friday, May 31. But in a press release issued by African elephants Angus the group, Pickering council is criti- and Sheba and Asian ele- cized for being "pointlessly argu- phant Vance will begin their mentative and (has) a generally poor 10 hour, 50 -kilometre trek record of performance" and politi- around 5 a.m. The pachy- cians are said to have shown "self derms are expected to pass interest", "inattention to public can- through Ajax between 10 corns and poor attendance". a.m. and 11 a.m. Citizens speaking before council The procession will con - have been met with "abrasive and sist of a pick-up truck in the adversarial treatment", the press .See PACHYDERMS See GRASSROOTS. -Page 3 _PAr3 CUT TRASH, SAVE CASH: The separate school board is told deducing trash saves cash. Page 2. DRUG BUSTS: Cops seine thou- sands of dollars worth of drugs. Page 3. POWs' GREAT ESCAPE: An escape by two WWII POWs is recalled. Page 12 PAPA & LUIGI'S PIZZA MONDAY - THURSDAY BUY ONE MEDIUM 3 TOPPING l LARGE PIZZA 3 TOPPINGS l PIZZA, GET ONE FREE* i $9.99*.. X13.99* WITH THIS ADVERTISEMENT DELIVERY OR PICKUP -} 839-6677 INDEX 2 SMALL PIZZAS 3 TOPPINGS • 110199* q0AT OPEN-THURS., FRI. &. ..TILL 2 A.M. Y PAGN S NLVSADVMMZR 1"J Reducing trash helps save cash, RC board told By LINDA WHITE include electricity, oil, gas, water Education Reporter and sewage, and garbage removal. DURHAM - Reducing waste ben- This year alone, the board will spend efits more than just the environment. almost $1.7 million on those items at In many cases, it also helps the its elementary and secondary podketbook. schools. That's why a separate school An average five -per cent cost board trustee has asked colleagues to reduction in 1991 would replace the consider an environmental expense entire amount cut from school bud - reduction program at the school gets in the 1991 board budget, level. "If a school were to embark on an according to Lauriault. (Each school is allocated funds on a per -student intensive environment friendly man- capita basis and they're used to pur- agement and usage program, there chase such things as textbooks and would be considerable room for paper.) improvement in both environment But, Lauriault stresses, the pro - management and expense manage- ment," according to Gary Lauriault, gram would be voluntary. "Nobody will be forced to participate," he told French language sector trustee for the board Monday. Ajax, Pickering and Uxbridge. Admittedly, there are a number of And by splitting the money saved obstacles to overcome in making the between the board and the participat- program workable, says Lauriault. ing school, both have a tangible "Everybody "It would be up to the staff to carry incentive. wins," says it," he notes. Lauriault, "the school, the board and The personnel and finance com- the environment." mittee will examine the proposal and Items earmarked by Lauriault report its findings to the board. STOP! Remember this name! PAT! at THE MORTGAGE FACTORY hard to place financing a specialty! 1st home buyers who qualify, NO BROKERAGE FEES! The bank says NO! I SAY YES! Call Pat Riccio Now! 666.4986 evenings 686-0053 A pop-ulor pnncipal Loading pop machines` may not be the duty of every principal around, but for Frenchman's Bay Public School's Brian Wilson, It's a labor of love. The machine earns the Pickering school about 390o each year and helps pay for field trips. x .._., '"mm:,. -q..< School boards cut swimming programs 0 A 9 to limit tax increase Durham College Means Business Thinking of a career in Business? Durham College has openings in: StWnew Administration - 2 and 3 year diploma Accouno & Hyman Resource Management. I1" 11►ation S YSMM Marketirt& Producdon & Operadons hhna0ement Fashion Retail Adrninisb•ation - 3 year diploma Office Adminisbation - Secretarial -i year eerdficat 2 year diploma Ask about our Durham Colkge bus for �& AiMWWpoints east Apply today and find out why Durham College Means Business. K:ail Admissions (toll tree) 1-d00-66i-Si43 or 576.0210 ext 244. T'ogetber, let's put your dreams to work. : DURHAM COLLIS@ 1Dudwn CONage Wain Campus 2= si nue k. N. O,I,awa onorto P.O. Boot 385 Tek 416.576.0210 Oshawa. Onc+rb TDDAI"71.5560 Canada LIN 71.7 Foc 416436A774 !_ FROM PAGE 1 f And those kids won't be "reabsorbed" into existing swimming lessons, according to Wilson. She predicts a waiting list of 400 children who won't be accommodated in Ajax. Pickering's aquatic coordinator is more optimistic. "We have two pools, so I don't foresee any problem," says Liz Bowes. The Durham Board of Education cut its Grade 5 learn -to -swim program fran its 1991 budget, effective September, realizing a cost savings of about $64,000 over the remaining four months of the fiscal year. Over a full year, that amount rises to S 160,000. Meanwhile, the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board cut a Grade 3 learn -to -swim program and a swim therapy program from its budges. That wdll save the board $25.000, plus transportation expenses. Bah boards passed budgets tp will result in an average 6,9 -per cent tax increase over last year. Each 1ar)6Rew-;J aw."wowaledgpd pressure liam uxpay_ leap tax hikes =10w him Specialists in Ladies' & Men's . Super We Fittings. SALAMANDER O APO WHITBY MALL 1615 DUMM ST.. EAST . 728-9141 Offill 1irrl Central Air Conditioning $1 AOR YNcm count onl , 24 Hour ..� sar�woe • ENedUfc wear WIN • DWns Sww1MADE 1N 0AN/OA Durham Since 1970 �Parate board director: `. ._. Lack of busing to summer school shouldn't defer Catholic students DURHAM - Separate school students won't be bused to classes this summer, but that shouldn't stop e yone fromearning credits, according to that board's ector. Still, Pickering trustee Anna Crosthwaite is con- cerned students crossing town borders may have prob- lems getting to and from school. "I have difficulty if a child in Pickering has to go to school in Oshawa," she told trustees at a regular Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Grassroots movement .wants good government FROM PAGE 1 release adds. The group says it will be looking for candidates with "integrity, a track record of commtmity service, constructive action ... and a stated Splatform showing a concern for the community, breadth of vision and concern for relevant local and regional issues." The organization has split itself into one sub -committee for each of Pickering's three wards and a "cen- tral" committee. Residents or candidates wanting more information on the group can call Boer at 649-3876, Anne Ray at 839-2570 or Ron Palace at 831- 1444. *Pachyderms parade here FROM PAGE 1 lead, the three elephants and a semi- trailer. Both vehicles will be equipped with "slow moving vehi- cle" signs and amber flashers. The Rouge River bridge will be closed to vehicular traffic while the prooesaiaa crosses. Saturday morning, the elephants • will leave the zoo and walk through Toronto streets to Queen's Park. On Sunday, an Elephant Encounter will enable people to see the pachyderms fru hand. The elephants will then be bled onto a trailer and returned to the Bowmanville Zoo. Board meeting last week. Director Dr. Earl Lagroix assured board members that, because of open access, Catholic high school stu- dents are able to attend public school. "A student could get the course he needs if it is offered by their local public board," he explained. "We work closely with our coterminous board and try not to play one off against the other." The Durham Board of Education also cut transporta- tion to summer school from its 1991 budget. Swell Shell Shell dealers from Oakville to Oshawa donated a portion of May 10 gas sales to the Hospital for Sick Chlldrert. Here, the company's automotive adminis0 - Ive supervisor, Jim Palrner, pitches In to serve a cusiorner at the station at Whites Road and Highway 2, Pickering. photo by Ron Pletroniro THE NEWS ADVE1n73LR SUNDA% MAY 241911 -PAGE 3 Atkinson won't seek re-election to Ajax council AJAX - Joe Atkinson reiterated Tuesday night he won't seek re-election to Ajax council in November's municipal election. During the town council meeting, Atkinson, the regional councillor for Wards 3, 4 and 5, said his duties as a politician take 100 to 125 hours a month. "I can't continue to keep up that pace," he told fellow councillors. Atkinson was elected Ward 4 local councillor in 1985 and was acclaimed to the position in 1988. Last year, when then regional councillor Joe Dickson resigned, Atkinson was appointed to fill the vacancy and Roger Anderson was named Ward 4 local councillor. At the time, Atkinson said he wouldn't seek re-election this year. In his newsletter to his con- stituents and to council, Atkinson said, "I cannot continue to keep up this pace. I cannot continue to make this commitment of both time and energy nor could I, in all good con- science, continue to represent you without such a commitment." Seeking a third term, he said, would be "unfair not only to you the residents, but also to me and those close to me." He added a third term would be "blatantly unfair to my employer", the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation. Atkinson said he spends at least one full day a week, but usually more, on political duties. Atkinson also said his time on council has been "for the most part immensely rewarding", but he added Joe Atkinson "it has also become increasingly more fnutrating and disappointing. My second term has produced very litt!e personal satisfaction." He will continue to serve as a volunteer on the board of directors of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. As for a replacement, Atkinson said, "Before running for something, they should stand for something." The municipal election is set for Tuesday, Nov. 12. News Adv erfiser OMMO�A"I CJ a*ooQW Of Of DELIVERY SERVICE Was FOR HESE MEM a FLYERS COMMTO YOMEI DOOR WITH MM NM ADVERTISER CA111M TODAY NO til THE DAYS AHEAD SUN., MAY 269 1991 NEWS AOVERTISEA (AJAXIPICK.) 'A&P (PKC(.) 'BASSM ROOFING (AJAX) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK.) CFERNEYS VELLBROOK MARKET FOOD CRY IGA (Illi K WART Y MIRACLE FOOD MART AA 'SC(PICK) SEARS(AA�IC. ) VALDI (AX??.) M"" to $elected IMU6*0 Ws =4 -PARE. 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Multi Position -100% solid resin recliners %, x,1 NOW ` Reg. $5999$ 99 _ 2 r 100% solid Resin Lounge NOW � 'Folds easily for storage 9 $ 99 Reg. :149" �9 Large Stock of BBQ Parts 6 Accessories r y v Plenty of Sets 4n stock ; 'Priced from :9900-:1199°° *Plus, much much more rr 146' ( - Prices in effect until closing, June 01 /91 , We reserve the right to limit Cash & Carry APPLE POLISHING SYSTEMS SIkq '11 L: Apple Polishing Systems restores & seals paint to protect its original lustre. Removes oxidi2 ed paint, swirl marks & road tar. ,.200 Fuller Rd. Unit #19 AJAX CALL 428-3009 F,'l HWT 2 M � �Ot C. BAYLY sw►w CL � a a � P WHY PAY MORE,.. WHEN YOU CAN PAYLESS! 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Unit #19 AJAX 428-3009 1 I Complete Interior I � Finish '-''clu`esshampoo a Special Offerfabric Protection - All vinyl cleaned b Sealed ' • All door iambs cleaned goo L!E Apple Polishing Systems 59' 200 Fuller Rd. Unit #19 AJAX ' 428-3009 I L -----J -h+:.. } i 74 6 • • • • L n L-A Dean Howlett of Crossings Canada, Mit, shows Ajax mayor Jim Witty the latest In men's fashions. The Pickering Town Centre store Is one of several local retailers participating In a June 2 fashion show In aid of the Canadian Cancer Society. Fashion show Jure 2 *aids cancer society • DURHAM - An afternoon of fashion, prizes and music on Sunday, June 2 will aid the south Durham unit of the Canadians Cancer Society. The event will start at 2 pm. at Heydenshore Pavilion, Whitby. Fashions for the whole family will be presented by several local stores and some great prizes will be given away. The afternoon will be hosted by CIFTO-TV's Jennifer Ward and Bill Mitchinson of Newsbeat Today. Crossings Canada of the Pickering Town Centre and the House Boutique of Ajax will show men's and women's usual, business and formal wear. The Sweet Tots Italian Shoppe, Pickering, will present children's playwear, school andad formal clothes. Bridal fashions will be provided by Stella's Originals Bridal Salon of Scarborough. Staff of Valentino's, Whitby, will give a hair -styling .2 - Jackson's Touch of Class catering will supply hors d'ouevres, coffee, tea and other mss. Prizes include an electronic key- boaod, a gourmet dinner for four in SHINNY HOCKEY Yatday to Ftiay 11:00 A.M. • 3:00 P.M. ARTTHOMPSON ARENA VION W. 77 your home, a membership to European Women's Health Club and jewelry from Mappins- Tickets are $10 plus GST and are available at any of the stores involved with the show. They can also be purchased at the cancer soci- ety's office on Westney Road South in Ajax. Call 686-1516. New'_g`ra_de school won't be ready by mid-August AJAX - Construction of a new Catholic elementary school here has fallen behind schedule. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board anticipated completion of St. Patrick Catholic School on Delaney Avenue in Ajax by mid-August. But, according to a site progress report issued by the board last week, bad weather and poor site conditions have interfered with construction. To further complicate matters, the masonry sub -con- tractor working on the project went into receivership last month, forcing the general contractor to find a suitable replacement. It's unlikely that the school will be complete by the end of August, the contractor has announced. As soon as the new masonry sub -contractor reaches full production, the board will be advised of the expected date of completion. DizofnromllACT's AGM set for May 30 DURHAM -Companies can prof- W. Whitby. Guest speaker Jim it through training. Bennett will address the meeting, That's the theme of the Durham which is open to everyone. Region Action Committee for ACT provides training to Training (ACI) fifth annual general employed and unemployed people so meeting. they can upgrade their skills or learn The meeting will be held on a new trade. Thursday, May 30 at 11:30 am., at For more information, call ACT at 430-8511. Party has a hotline DURHAM - The Reform Party of Canada continues to gain popu- larity in Ontario Riding. Local party members' phones have been ringing off the book in recent days, since the riding Reformers held a founding meeting and announced their intention to try to fund a candidate to run in the next federal election. So, the party now has a phone number for inquiries. If you'd like more information on the party, phone 430-3495 rather than individual party members whose phone numbers were pub- lished earlier. Member of 0MMR1 Corporations in Support of Recycling PROTECTION WITH CONFIDENCE Electronic Pool & Spa Purity � AS snas% .wrrww..r� ar.rarw►.�.........,,- AND INC. .w -4 - iravie, m„a is Twirl ONRL E «Msmaind•wowp" - 8111111111 "4 .s..~..~.� Mtin's (416) 507-0404 V:y=,W06W Setiios Culled, Gardens, 300 Taunton Rd Learn how to hire and fire May 28 PICKERING - Hiring and firing employees is the subject of a workshop at the Pickering Central Library Tuesday, May 28. Robert J. Donald of Westcort, Thomas and Associates Li& will tell you how to recruit and retain only the best employees. The workshop, to be held from 1 p.m. to 5 pm., will cover. interviewing and assessing applicants, making the right hiring decision, developing a train- ing process, evaluating performance, motivating the employee team, under- standing all applicable laws, dealing with the problem employee and manag- ing the termination of an employee. Cost of the seminar is S25. Call 831-7809. Nature lovers invited to camp DURHAM - Everyone deserves a chance to experience camping. That's why the owners of Willow Creek Trailer Park near Barrie are invit- ing nature lovers to their camp each Sunday at no charge. The alcohol -free camp offers a swimming pool, recreational hall, fine pits and picnic tables, as well as a host of nature trails. To register, call Joe Carvalho at 839-5293 or Marilyn or Victor Carvalho at (705) 726-0817. Laid -Off Apprentices! Do you need to finish or continue your in -school training OR Would you like to improve your practical skills by taking a special practical course? Durham College may be able to offer short, full time (Block Release) training for Laid -Off Apprentices In the following trades: * General Machinist �- * Tool & Die Maker * Precision Metal Fabricator * Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) * Motor Vehicle Mechanic * Carpentry * Plumbing Your advantages: Continuation of Unemployment benefits or a training allowance Reduction of "in -school" training when you return to work or total apprenticeship hours �k Continuator, of your apprenticeship You may find employment opportunities from other apprentices 10 DURHAM 4•..o.. For further information call 576-0210 Ext. 231 PAGE 6THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26, IM JQg The News Advertiser asked area residents what punishment, if any, owners should face if their dogs are allowed to run at large. Tammy Hein says, "There should be fines." Kim Boudreau says, "People should be made to keep their dogs tied up." Gary Branton says, "I don't think everyone should be cruci- fied, but if a dog attacks some- one, it should be handled appro- priately." Carrie Reeves says, "People should be more responsible in the first place. Dogs should be kept on their own property to prevent anything from happening." Kevin Seamons says, "Punishment works after the fact. The first step should be proper training of dogs." School boardrespon to criticism of two -board syste To ue mom,- ....__ .�- •--��- -� •-- —� _ The following is a copy of a gar ung a issue of two school boards, concerning educational financing. I will attempt to address each of your response to Rosemary Potter from Dear Rosemary Potter: points, the Durham board of education Thank you for your recent letter First, there can be no question Ladies' Nights draw crowds too To the editor. I am writing in response to the regarding sensitivity and respect for female bodies, has she never heard sophisticated honorable businesses in Ajax, in my opinion anyone that letter published in your May 15 edition from Linda Ward Selbie re: of the LADIES NIGHTS that these places often have. A friend of mine wishes to invest money in any legal in Dinosaurs. once attended one of these nights at venture our town should be feted and encouraged, both by the coun- It really distresses me that some a Pickering club. The place was full cil and the remainder of the citi- people have such distorted and archaic views on life. How can any of women of all ages just out for a good time - but she did point out zens, because if Ms. Ward Selbie and the rest of the do-gooders who responsible person start off by that in her opinion the audience try to impose their views and will expressing an opinion on a "strip was far more enthusiastic than any on the silent majority want to see tease parlor" and end up talking about prostitution and battered chil- group of men she had seen, in fact almost to the point of hysteria. I something that's really obscene in Ajax, then look no further than the dren? She also appears to be very well informed on what sort of thing would not care to be as graphic as Ms. Ward Selbie was in describing ill-fated Verona project, the scar in the middle of our town that we happens in these places and the the part of the anatomy that was have to live with every day. Now type of people that work in them. This surely must have come from holding everyone's attention but suffice to say the club completely that's really a dinosaur to be some sort of 'hands-on' experience, sold out of hot-dogs that evening. ashamed of. John Haste, As for men needing educating As for the writer's wish for Ajax Reflective system better than tritium for heliports To the editor. The Ontario ministry of health has However, the ministry also con- ducted a test of a passive reflective tium illumination, he adds that "the tritium -powered lights were acquired WooesduAy developed a new method of illuminating its remote medical system using new reflective material. Tests went well and by August, 1990, on a project trial basis and further pur- c!>ases are not planned" beliports which promises to eliminate the system had been approved by The ministry of health is to be dw expensive diesel -generated electric Transport Canada for use at isolated commended for the decision to use the lighting A tritium s Ystem containing 7%8 heliports and Assistant deputy minister Ron passive reflective system in prefer- ease to either diesel or tritium. By cries of the radioactive gas was set LeNeveau said, "The cost of the opting for alternatives which are in Up la test those claims at the heliport tt Armstrong, Ontario. After two reflective passive system is signifn- candy lower than either the electrical many cases safer. cheaper and brighten; we reduce the risk of expos - yam of service and a change in gov- Wnlnent the ministry reports that it or tritium systems, plus the passive system is very safe, easily managed ing workers, the public and the emi- rormueat xomidw tritium lighting to be accept- and licensed." Hinting as to the to tritium contaminatim 'ILe NDP will noon decide Me Som an operating viewpoint, prospects for future ministry use of tri- whether or not b continue the govt of Ontario's policy of supporting the ews Advertiser welcomes ktters to the editor on topicai issues, sial matters and anything else of interest to our traders. Vie eons use of tritium. I hope they break away from the Peserson tradi- he right to edit letters for style, length and legal reasons and to tion and set this province on a new letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include name. address and number for our information. Letters ailed or off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial V:ve��A;x course towards a non -radioactive fitum . Otusm, L1S 2H5 or sea by FAX to 693-7363. N udew Awanenesa that the extension of public funding to the Roman Catholic separate school boards in Ontario is extreme- ly expensive. This was a political decision made by the legislators at Queen's Park, a decision which was opposed vehemently by public school boards, including the Durham board of education. Prior to this act of the legislature, separate schools were publicly funded only to Grade 10 and, beyond that, parents paid tuition on behalf of their children. You should be aware that there is a strong movement by other religious groups to access public funding for their schools as well. The public school system exists to serve all citi- zens, without regard for race, ethnicity, or religion. Having one school system would not decrease the number of schools or teachers required, since those requirements are based on the total number of stu- dents to be served in the community. Nor would it necessarily reduce the amount of busing since, wherever possible, students walk to schools in their neighborhoods. 1 should point out, too, that trustees are not hired but are indeed elected by the voters in each community and the costs associated with trustees' salaries and expenses constitute a very tiny por- tion of the overall school board bud_ gets - The Durham board of education does not discriminate in its hiring practices, employing people only on the basis of qualifications, without regard for religious afI-tliation. There is considerable co -opera_ ben between this board and its cote- mauious board, the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, particularly in the areas of bi& courier services, film library, and computer services. We continue to seek ways of expanding the Opportunities for sharing of resatictes and services. We do not teach religion in our schools, other than instruction about different world religions. We do, however, teach values through the words and deeds of all our staff members, and through particular curricular emphasis. Regarding the provision of school supplies, your point is well taken that some families could undoubtedly pay for such materials themselves. Indeed, the Education Act (Chapter 150, Section 1, Subsection 12) states that a school board may provide school supplies, but is not required to. Nevertheless, trustees repeatedly hear from parents requesting that more (not fewer) supplies be provided for their chil- dren. Taxis are used only when abso- lutely necessary, and only for special needs students who could not other- wise get to school. Taxis used to transport school teams to events are paid for from school funds. While boards of education are not required to provide transportation for students, this board has made the decision to transport elementary school students who live more than 1.6 kilometres from their designated school, and secondary school stu- dents who live in excess of 32 kilo- meters from their designated school. A portion of the cost of such trans- portation is provided by the provin- cial government. If the board insti- tuted a user -pay system, as you sug- gest, the provincial contribution would cease. resulting in an m ase in the overall cost to local taxpayers. Currently. the board either eoottacts service from private companies or purchases passes for students to use on the municipally -nm systems. 'Thank you again for expressing Your concerns. Please ZW if you would like additional infomw tion. hin DJL Brown, Ph. D, Dttrhm Board of Ed6rsaos I News Advertiser cMMM FE .: olNdara<Adw*tra John Pritchard D"°r fifffs-�1t01: �„ I OR Debbie WoW S*Wk, ChtM A16811". 00011 Eor1N. 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Cw.wdr - pa+t- - A.o *0M 0W arae carn.art P- 1:,F L M�Nws 1M dalf b c1oMw a tMIN anp aeMANN1INK d esewo cow troy asumanor wwar tun. Nawmi n n ti at cari ren. oro pen 1'iA NMJ%L IIDVER 8"Q R6R �RBiW1W VW 1300): Dal Mown, ll - olottti ftaig. f�1p amDl , • 0 0 THE NFWC ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26, ISI -PAGE 7 • SORRY, DUE TO THE INCREDIBLE VOLUME OF SALES SINCE THE "TOTAL SALE" BEGAN LAST FRIDAY.OkMyiy/!V:MlJil;ii i ; (71115 AO HAD TO BE SUBMITTED WHILE THAT FIRST DAY WAS IN PROGRESS. PRICE EXAMPLES CANNOT BE GIVEN DUE TO THAT DEADLINE PROBLEM.) IF YOU NEED A NEW LUXURY CAR, PICKUP .. ECONOMY CAR, HATCHBACK, 4 -WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLE OR SPORTS CAR, i , .fi1p 4:0 1 11 • DURING THE FINAL DAY OF "TOTAL SALE '91" AT BOB MYERS CHEWOLDS! 0 w • YES! ALL SALES AREAS WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL 10 AM TOMORROW TO GET ORGANIZEDAND PREPARE FOR THE FINAL DAY OF THIS ASTONISHING SALE! NO EXTENSIONS OF SALE PRICES CAN BE OFFERED! YES!YOU'LL SHOP A GIANT REDUCTION TAG ON EVERYTHING TOMORROW! SPRINT! CAPRICE!; - S-10 PICKUPS! ASTRO VAN CAVALIER! C -K PICK-UP! -- �'- CALAIS! DELTA 88! CjovjjijjWjWL ORSICA 0"2l�OLDS 98! �--� SPECIAL NOTICE! YES' YOU .F VEHICLE OF Y( -,'P DRE a".'ti DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY QEVOL: TION%.-- .. - I DON tis EVERY USED CAR AND TRUCK REDUCEDM YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT' THE SAVINGS WILL BE SPECTACULAR DURING THE FINAL DAY . THE LAST TWELVE HOURS . OF THE BIGGEST SALE IN THEIR ENTIRE HISTORY' DON'T MISS M MANY LATE MODELS AND ONE OWNER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! AM POM UNTIL OONLY! PAGE 6:1 NEWS ADVElrMER StMDAY, MAY 26,1"1 THE PEPPERCORN MILL Lkawd under the L.L8.0. 1999 Abu Road a1 Foch Avenue I'll i►g, Ch1. L1V tY8 286-1500 f INC. AYE S C O = ZNWr.7 o v z o = pt 0 TRUST IN US 32 OLD KINGSTON RD. (Beside 11cEachnie Funeral Horne) 1.800.461-0292 TOLL FREE 4274366 .neo PICKERING TOW" CEYM MONTREAL TRUST PROUD TO SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL FINANCIAL HUB PLAZA, PICKERING 420-8440 Ll ,11 ppGEASHBY 1M Kingston Road *Please note: This is not a cruise but Pickering, Ontario L1 V 1 N8 11 683-7171 a dance for The Ajax Pickering SHIPPERS Hospital. DRUG MART. HarwOOd Place Mall I I VIM 683-5222 AP,' XALh- Tickets Available Mariber O MRI . • . at Corporafixw in q - • MONTREAL TRUST 420-8440 A 0 EST. 1963 DESIGNER KITCHENS 0(0 -'Proper. Janke 7JI,e-Citi-runre •�A 22 Kitchen & Bath Displays 333 KINGSTON ROAD At The Roup. Ravine 286-2222 w ii7AMK 1iEA� ESTATE LIMITED DEAL WITH "FRANK PEOPLE" 200 Harwood Ave., S. 683-3364 Custom Work 420-8495 _ EASTERN TIRE SERVICE 1950 NOTION RD. PICKERING 24 HOUR ROAD SEWAM 686-1694 831-4779 1420 Bay1y Saes, Unit 3.1' cring To Advertise on a sponsor page, call Telemar-keting 683-511 0 Ask for Kirk or Bonnie T= Min" ADVZRT1fE! SUNDAY, MAY 314 IM4%= 9 tBillboacrd Billboard is a tree feature for Monarch AvemumClements Road community events of a non-profit Weal, Ajax. Ntttritiorrist Melissa Jaeger nature. To have your events prornot- will speak. The group provides emo- ed in Billboard, call as at 683-5110 tional, social and practical support to or write to the Ajax -Pickering News cancer patients, their family and Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., friends. Call 686-1516. Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2115. The dead - fine for Billboard items is 10 a.m. on Tuesday the Monday prior to Wednesday ublication, 10 a.m. on the 'wNOdDeSday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. Thursday prior to Sunday publication. Sunday FIVE -KM RUN: The Workout Studio will hold a five -kilometre run and walk Sunday, May 26, beginning at 12:30 pm. The start and finish is at the studio, at the corner of Brock Road and Dellbrook Avenue, Pickering. Entry is $7 and entrants are asked to ring a canned good, which will be ven to a food bank. Call 427-1047. EVENING WORSHIP: An evening of African worship will be held Sunday, May 26, at 7:30 pm., at the Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd, south of Bayly Street, Pickering. It will be led by Rev. Leshey Paynter. Everyone is welcome. Call 839-3521. Monday POST POLIO PRESENTA- TION: The Ontario March of Dimes will hold a polio preservation Malay, May 27, at 7:30 pm., at the Pickering Recreation Complex (meeting room 2), Valley Farm Road, south of Highway 2, Pickering. Susan Nieweglowski will speak on the late effects of Polio. Everyone welcome. PHOTO CLUB MEEMG: The Whitby Photographic Club will meet Monday, May 27, from 7 pm. to 10 pm., at the Whitby Public Library, 405 —Dundas St. W. The public is welcome. IlCall Al Stachel at 436-3646. CF MEETING: The Durham Chapter of the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will meet Malay, May 27, at 8 pm. in Room C of the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, on Thornton Road South. Everyone is welcome. Call 579-8224. PHOTO CLUB MEETING: The Pickering Camera Club will meet Monday, May 27 at 7:30 pm. at the recreation omq*x, 1867 Valley Farre Rd Attending will be master photog- 0apher Earle Keatly. Call Harvey at 831,8907. SPINA BERDA MEETING: The Durham Chapter of Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Association will hold its general meeting on Monday. May 27, at 7:30 p.m. at Grandview Treatment Centre, 600.Townline Rd S. Oshawa. Call 728-1673. PLANT AUCTION: The Ajax aaarden Club will hold a plant auction 'Monday, May 27, at 8 p.m., at the Royal Canadian Lav2m F611 11l Hung St, Ajax. There will be many varicules of phot: and borticuhtaal inns Me- doned of C: mR 683-2072. CANCER MEETING: The Living Wilt Connor group we'll meet Monday. May 27. at 7 p.m., at •tbe Ajax Cricks Club, at the corner of BETTER BREATHING COURSE: The Lung Association of Durham Region will hold a Better Breathing Course on Tuesday, May 28 from noon to 1:30 p.m., at Oshawa General Hospital, Oshawa. The group will meet regularly on Tuesdays and Fridays. For information or registra- tion, call 436-1046, as soon as possi- ble. CONCERT: The County Town Singers will perform at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village Tuesday, May 28, at 8 pm. Tickets are $5 a person and are available at the door. Call 6834665. BOARD OF TRADE LUNCH: The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade will hold a luncheon meeting Tuesday, May 28 at 11:30 a.m. at the Old Liverpool House. Guest speaker John Uffe will discuss recycling concerns of small and medium-sized businesses. Cost is $20. Reserve at 427-4470. READING SEMINAR: The St. Bernadette Catholic School PTA will hold a free seminar on teaching your child to be a successful reader on Tuesday, May 28, at 8 p.m., in the school library. Janice Spry, from the Holt Rinehart and Winston Publishing Company, will speak. All parents wel- come. The school is at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Bayly Street, Ajax. Call Kathy at 428-0169. CREDIT COUNSELL] MEETING: The Oshawa and Dc Credit Counselling Service will its 20th annual general mee Wednesday, May 29, from 11:30 to 1:30 pm., at the Kinsmen Ce 109 Colborne St. W Oshawa. A hind: will be served Free admis; Call 579-1951. DEAF CENTRE MEETII The Oshawa Deaf Centre will hol annual meeting on Thursday, Ma; at 7:30 p.m., at the Oshawa I Centre, 750 Kang St. E, Oshawa. I Gary Malkowski will speak. For it mation, call 579-3328 V or 579-1 TTY. HOSPITAL DANCE: A ft raising 50s and 60a canoe for the A Pickering General Hospital wil held Friday, May 31 from 8:30 pat 1 a.m. at the Pidwring Recrea 0milila 1867 Vldley Farm Rd. thane is ousiog Under the Stan dress in cruise wear. CHUM -F Roger Ashby will pwvxb the int Tkkft we $20 at the hospital's c munity sAmionrs office or at Mom Trust in Picloerints's Hub Ph=1 425-1107. 'YJU*k-S Beauty Mair i 44 BOW St. V..1841 LaMn'e M Ave. E. • OSHAWA 434-7872 OR SCARBOROUGH 751-8053 Specializing in BARBERING A HAIR DESIGN IWC\ n -min MEW.. IDIOM= �. ` CURLS ' '3,*) W WEAVES $100°:w PERMS $25 RELAXERS $2991 BRAIDS $5W&%m- p hi■■■■•frAl:i:�i i-fi-iii��ii■TM■E' ■■'"'iii ■■■ VbHAWA'S NE Cme --,44 &dcircroft i 1tl�VVro where I►otr oowfort i:arcorroerti AND MUCH MORE. 649 KING ST. E., OSHAWA �4.. PACE 16 THE NEW ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26.1"1 Home and Garden Tips t o consider whenhiring Remodelling your home is a major, and often, expensive undertaking. The Better Business Bureau offers the following tips to help you find a contractor who is up to the challenge. When selecting a contractor, first ask your friends, relatives and business associ- ates for recommendations. Be sure to obtain written estimates from at least three con- tractors. The estimates should all be based on the same building specifications, quality of materials, labor and time needed to com- plete the project. Do not automatically choose the lowest bid. Discuss the bids in detail with each contractor to make sure you understand the variations in price. Ask for customer refer- ences, and if possible, go look at the con- tractor's previous work. Also, contact your local BBB to determine how long the com- pany has been in business and if any com- plaints have been filed against it. from liens against your home in the event In addition, determine which agency in the primary contractor does not pay the sub - your area licenses contractors and check contractor or the suppliers. You may do this with that office to be sure the contractor is by adding a release -of -lien clause to the licensed and/or bonded, if required. contract or by placing your payments in an Remember, a bond may protect against sub- escrow account until the work is completed. standard work that does not comply with Before you sign a final contract, be sure building codes; however, it may not protect it specifies the schedule for releasing pay - you if the contractor leaves town without ments to the contractor and that all oral completing the job. Insurance is another important consider- ation. Ask the contractor if the company has worker's compensation coverage, and is insured for property damage and personal liability claims in case of accidents. Once you get the name of the insurance company and the ent, call t th ' promises are also included in the contract. Finally, be wary if you are asked to pay for the entire job in advance. The downpay- ment should be no more than one-third of the total contract price. And do not sign a completion certificate until you are satisfied the job has been properly completed accord- ing to the contract and any inspection has been done by local building authorities. erg o venfy a contractor s Horticulturists have been recommending a tions" die slowly. The Canadian Garden insurance coverage. slightly varied method of planting trees for the Council says that often the old fashioned For a large remodelling job that involves last several years. But, unfortunately, old tra- planting techniques hinder a hone gardener's several subcontractors and a large financial ditions and old "professional recommena- dlovingly planted trees ab d 'ility to live a lon commitment, you should protect yourself ona8 life. Traditionally, gardeners dig a deep hole, h� surround the tree's root ball, or bare roots, PLUG IN] W A GOAD DEAL! Sale prices M effect until Saturday, June 194, 1991. COMPLETEGARDEN LIGHT . 4. 174 120 V. FROM j � 52999 9 69s - & UP w . A1.2� 9LEs '129 _ EACH .99 - S DMO k=y/UrownpwdUa T06LiLE - sN,w FROM F�:. /war/ $24"�';,, , 99locus75r' c y 24/21Mo - calve. ". s,99 sw�D+Mo" � w... rsM o.N . Y :Mr awNo S.j3 .� _ LM C46W HOAAa (366* c ,h wo - r cs1. 9ft35 Watt Hien Press " �' 3-4140411 sss�M T5M t2 U6 Lail) y ,� Sodium Decore[tve $1'" $349 1O/3 0� ora ser slM s s/s s 9 w Way u0m low ave. s tl8.l SEM— RITY UGHMNG 12, , ,w 34 MOTION s�OR P!ill�E EYE s AAM TRACK MASTER 17777r &#. - � � :l�e0rfi�eot+fllilli � �. r'Z9�'''R,. ii1111 dl up T ll� 3 .NF �. � irMj�wint. w E W1RING MART Ltd. - �..HOURS$ ;MIMM". p►B. ®® � �'prn Iburs. 75-2'"73 ' 9„m gam° with fresh new bagged soil or cattle manure, peat moss etc., and ther. tightly pack it all down. Initially there usually is good root growth as the young roots grow into the new soil and additives. But, once the roots reach the hard - packed original soil, this outward growth stops. Instead of spreading into the surround - mg garden, the tree roots encircle the piantmg pit like the roots of a potted plant in a clay or plastic pot. An additional problem with this older method is what may be termed the bath tub effect. By digging a large hole in heavy clay soil, and filling that hole with loose topsoil and additives such as peat moss, it can often become a type of French drain; ie. the place to which the excess surface water drains during spring ninoff or heavy rain storms in the suirn- mer. If this happens, the tree could literally be sitting in a filled bent tub of water which will cause its demise in just a year or two. The Canadian Garden Council recom- mends a six -step strategy for ensuring stronger, healthier and longer -lived trees. 1) Choose only the best quality trees, pur- chased from a reliable supplier who will still be there if you have any problems, 2) Plant teas on your property where they will have sufficient room for bolt than roots and branches to grow without interference with the house, other unxxures or advices such as Overlhead wires or sewer pipes. 3) For each tree, peps e a sham Plaint- ing area. just about 30 cm (12 in.) deep, and five times the diameter of the soil ball (or spread of the bare toots) by spilling Se e=e wea, and adding small amounts of Canadian Peat moss, cattle manure or other soil amendment (including home compost). Tins preparation is not a hole, but rather like Pmpa�$ a garden bed for playing of amtml flowers or vegetable mwsplohd. 4) Now dig a hole in the middle of this Prepared On and set the soil boll or spead au the bare roots in the hole. 8 is moat impor- tant that the top of the soil ball be ekactly CVen Of the with. or pedup y above, the level dapped soil boos. once the tree is set, the tied burlap should be cut, so that it may be fdded bade down the sides of die bW L Far tees in piper fibre pod, melee at least three cuts blalfwray up the sides of the pot. There is no need to remme the pot, not CM the bottom. The paper fibre will at read- HY. For trees in plastic pots, these Must be fly r=0"d (with soil as moist as pos- sible ro that it will hold together). If bre-root tires or shrubs are being plant- ed. you will note an indication or slight differ- ence in color on the seem or trunk of each Plant. where the trunk emerged from the ground when growing in the nursery. This level should also be at the level of the Se d. or day abOM what your On" opera- tion tlae main "= all roots emeW stan should be in the will 5) L4My prick the soil in place around the are. Do NOT pick the soil down hod with ME feet. Use water to Mmove the air pocked in the soil. If these air pockets are not Sex USL—Polle U • •' 11 0) r) W 200 AMP 100 AMP SERVICE SERVICE -= 200 AMP. SERVICE 24 CIRCUIT i#NEL 40 ONCUIr POP EL E C/W 1.20011 row ' C/W 1-100A WIN ^� Y• C/W 106150. MGM C/W 11511 DOUBLES C/W UL15A smam C/W 2.150. C/W 1J0i► DOME C/W 1-40k DOUBLE C/W 1 -IM DOUBLE C/W 1-40k DOUBLE a1oc�� $289"`- -s n 1s9 � . POLISHED BRASS &GUN METAL RNtSH $89" : $99" COMPLETEGARDEN LIGHT . 4. 174 120 V. FROM j � 52999 9 69s - & UP w . A1.2� 9LEs '129 _ EACH .99 - S DMO k=y/UrownpwdUa T06LiLE - sN,w FROM F�:. /war/ $24"�';,, , 99locus75r' c y 24/21Mo - calve. ". s,99 sw�D+Mo" � w... rsM o.N . Y :Mr awNo S.j3 .� _ LM C46W HOAAa (366* c ,h wo - r cs1. 9ft35 Watt Hien Press " �' 3-4140411 sss�M T5M t2 U6 Lail) y ,� Sodium Decore[tve $1'" $349 1O/3 0� ora ser slM s s/s s 9 w Way u0m low ave. s tl8.l SEM— RITY UGHMNG 12, , ,w 34 MOTION s�OR P!ill�E EYE s AAM TRACK MASTER 17777r &#. - � � :l�e0rfi�eot+fllilli � �. r'Z9�'''R,. ii1111 dl up T ll� 3 .NF �. � irMj�wint. w E W1RING MART Ltd. - �..HOURS$ ;MIMM". p►B. ®® � �'prn Iburs. 75-2'"73 ' 9„m gam° with fresh new bagged soil or cattle manure, peat moss etc., and ther. tightly pack it all down. Initially there usually is good root growth as the young roots grow into the new soil and additives. But, once the roots reach the hard - packed original soil, this outward growth stops. Instead of spreading into the surround - mg garden, the tree roots encircle the piantmg pit like the roots of a potted plant in a clay or plastic pot. An additional problem with this older method is what may be termed the bath tub effect. By digging a large hole in heavy clay soil, and filling that hole with loose topsoil and additives such as peat moss, it can often become a type of French drain; ie. the place to which the excess surface water drains during spring ninoff or heavy rain storms in the suirn- mer. If this happens, the tree could literally be sitting in a filled bent tub of water which will cause its demise in just a year or two. The Canadian Garden Council recom- mends a six -step strategy for ensuring stronger, healthier and longer -lived trees. 1) Choose only the best quality trees, pur- chased from a reliable supplier who will still be there if you have any problems, 2) Plant teas on your property where they will have sufficient room for bolt than roots and branches to grow without interference with the house, other unxxures or advices such as Overlhead wires or sewer pipes. 3) For each tree, peps e a sham Plaint- ing area. just about 30 cm (12 in.) deep, and five times the diameter of the soil ball (or spread of the bare toots) by spilling Se e=e wea, and adding small amounts of Canadian Peat moss, cattle manure or other soil amendment (including home compost). Tins preparation is not a hole, but rather like Pmpa�$ a garden bed for playing of amtml flowers or vegetable mwsplohd. 4) Now dig a hole in the middle of this Prepared On and set the soil boll or spead au the bare roots in the hole. 8 is moat impor- tant that the top of the soil ball be ekactly CVen Of the with. or pedup y above, the level dapped soil boos. once the tree is set, the tied burlap should be cut, so that it may be fdded bade down the sides of die bW L Far tees in piper fibre pod, melee at least three cuts blalfwray up the sides of the pot. There is no need to remme the pot, not CM the bottom. The paper fibre will at read- HY. For trees in plastic pots, these Must be fly r=0"d (with soil as moist as pos- sible ro that it will hold together). If bre-root tires or shrubs are being plant- ed. you will note an indication or slight differ- ence in color on the seem or trunk of each Plant. where the trunk emerged from the ground when growing in the nursery. This level should also be at the level of the Se d. or day abOM what your On" opera- tion tlae main "= all roots emeW stan should be in the will 5) L4My prick the soil in place around the are. Do NOT pick the soil down hod with ME feet. Use water to Mmove the air pocked in the soil. If these air pockets are not Sex USL—Polle U • •' 11 0) r) W a 11 • Home and Garden Use stake to stabilize ab�lize tree FROM PAGE 10 removed, they may cause the roots to dry out, and also will definitely be the cause of the soil around the tree or shrub sinking. 6) If the tree is unable to withstand anticipated winds, then provide a strong stake, out at least 20 cin (8 in.) from the trunk, and attach the tree to the stake with flexible plastic, rubber inner -tube, or cloth ties. Remove the stake and ties six to nine months after planting. A mulch of pine or cedar bark applied to the original prepared area will also help preserve soil moisture content, but it should not touch the tree trunk. 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CALLTODAY FORA FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION AJAXIPICKERING WHITBY OSHAWA BOWMANVILLE 1450 Kingston Fd., Pickering 1101 Brnck St. S. 345 Simcoe St. S. 4i King St. W. 420-6300 666-0770 723-5211 623-8666 TAKE THE PLUNGE AT THE PEOPLE IN MOTION SHOW. The PEOPLE IN MOTION show is two full PEOPLE IN MUrX)K Friday May 31st days of products, services, activities and job ISM ass to 940 pu and Sa milky June 1st opportunities for disabled and elderly persons. 1000 am to SAO poit, Queea Elizabeth It's a chance to see the latest in accessible Building, Exhril too Place,'1bs+oota -sailing, adapted fishing gear, customized vans . Admission is free and it's fully accessible. and a wheelchair that operates under water. . . Si vow denim des renuigneswnU en fi *w There s information on computerized *_ � composes le 235-4875. shopping services, security, and barrier- nil RAnistry 14inistry free living. ■ ® Of of The truly adventurous can even learn Transportation Heatth about scuba diving opportunities, Ontario 1n odebracka of national Anon. Awaneana week. awn , Leslie Howarth Jr. (left) holds a picture of his father Leslie Howarth Sr., who escaped from a prisoner of war camp with Doug Ferguson (right). POWs' great escape revisited in Ajax AJAX - A trans-Atlantic journey has brought together two families who share a chapter in history. After years of searching for the man his father had escaped from a Japanese prisoner of war camp with almost 50 years ago, Welshman Leslie Howarth Jr. found himself at the home of Doug Ferguson in Ajax. "My father didn't talk much about the escape," explains Howarth, "but I wanted to know the whole story. I guess it was curiosity more than any- thing else. In the process, I've created a common bond between two families and stirred up some old memories." Ferguson agrees, commenting on the memorabilia Howarth brought along with him. "I lost everything I had when we escaped," he recalls. "Faces are easier to remember than names, so the pictures have brought a lot of things back to life.- Ferguson ife"Ferguson and the now -deceased Howarth Sr. were stationed in Hong Kong as part of Great Britain's World War D defence forces when they were captured by the Japanese on Christmas Day, 1941. They spent the next eight months in a prisoner of war camp at Sham Shui Po, on mainland Hong Kong. "Everyday, we were burying 15 or 20 of our men," Ferguson recalls. (Most of those deaths were the result of malnutrition, as the men were fed just a couple of bowls of rice per day.) We decided we might as well try to get out rather than wait to die," he; continues. A number of men had escaped during the camp's early days. But, by the time Ferguson and Howarth Sr. planned their escape, towers, fences and sentries were in place. "Everyone I talked to says their's was the one true escape," says Howarth proudly. Though Ferguson chose to be sta- tioned in China after the escape, :he two men finished up their services together in England. Shortly there- after, they parted for what would b* the last time. Some years following his father's death, Howarth decided to learn more about his war experience. "I was stonewalled in some of my enquiries," he says, "but tried other avenues until, eventually, all the pieces fit together. "And now," Howarth says happily, "I've renewed a very special friend- ship" Y offers adventure camp • gfor youngsters R DURHAM - Little people are speaal people at tht: MMC& =-41iis stimmm, the YMCA is offering a special adventure camp at Heber Down Conseivation Area for five and six years olds. Among the activities planted for the youngsters are arts and crafts, rima e Bmes and swimming at C.unp Samac. A daily snack will be provided, but ]kids are adoed b tift a lttnci. Encoded day camp txntrea will provide are both before and atter ieW laramp hmn for the convenience of w0rf&g pareata. Alp ot>fae 'a file YMCA this wormer is a tuloratg p0stam. aimed at those sdiderits bruins dtfficubies in ma@t, leading. writing and spelling. Small Soup 10=008 nm daily for an hoar in two-wa k wimes begs nine July 2, July M July 29 and Aur. 12. Classes are being heM at the YMCA 0� at 1100 Bayly St,. Pidoeriris for all sessions and at Lord IAdism Pd*c ScbooL 105 Bum*a St.. AjwL for die sesOm beginning July 1S. For mote inib uffidon on either p apsm, all 683.6093 or 60,15M. AIMS'OMCM NYTEL1JGBUMATURE UNATTACHED ADM TS FOR FAMOSMP, ROUNICE OR MARRIAGE PERSONAL I E JOAN I 4 �1 2 Pam Wiles of the Ajax High School gkis' varsity field lacrosse team holds off a Whitby Henry Street Hawks' player during LOSSA dtarttplonshlp action at Ajax High Wednesday afternoon. Ajax lost the semi-final game to Henry Street 6-2. Denis O'Connor was the eventual LOSSA champion. photo by A..l. Groett DO".L � ss of LOSSA field lacrosse -N,lo AJAX - The Denis O'Connor Chargers girls field lacrosse team breezed to the LOSSA title at the championships hosted by Ajax High School Wednesday. The Chargers knocked off the Whitby Henry Street Hawks in the LOSSA final by a 5-1 count. Anne Windover almost singlehandedly lead DOT to victory with a four -goal performance. Kelly Courtemanche notched the other marker. DOT had little trouble defeating Port Perry 8- 3 in the semi-finals of the varsity division. Anne Windover, Shannon Tackney and Kelly Courtemanche all scored twice, while Natasha Vialna and Jen Delmonte tallied once. 4 . Meanwhile, the Ajax High School varsity squad was defeated in the LOSSA semi-finals 6-2 by the Henry Street Hawks. Tanya Crocker and Kim Leger scored the goals for Ajax. In the junior varsity category, Ajax High School's entry was downed in the semi-final match by the eventual champion Oshawa Pereyma. Kristi Chobor and Lynn MacKenzie scored for Ajax. Pereyma defeated Oshawa Central in the LOSSA junior varsity final 5-2. All the representatives from LOSSA will take See DENIS...Page 14 THE NEM ADVEWr= R SUNDAY, MAY 26,19".PAGE 13 woo it Cdr. ow is.-... )3. 1 ,� .d�y� ,w�h .7o�. weekly results 683-5114 FAX 663-7363 Pickering Re/Max junior baseball club drops season debut PICKERING - The Pickering Re/Max Realty junior rep baseball team dropped its regular season league opener in Peterborough Wednesday night. After a .500 exhibition season, the Pickering squad was downed by Peterborough 16-4 in the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association (SOBA) season opener. Neil Oliver was the leading bats- man for Pickering, going two -for - three at the plate, with an RBI and a stolen base. Single hits were record- ed by John Callahan, Jeff Adair, Pat Kirby and Keith Burke. Mark Kirkey took the loss on the mound for Pickering. Kirkey pitched four -and -two-thirds innings, giving up 10 hits and nine runs, six of them earned runs. He also registered two strikeouts and gave up two walks. Neil Hopkins came on in relief and pitched one -and -a -third innings, giving up one walk, six hits and seven nuns, all earned. The Pickering Re/Max juniors played their home opener at Brock Ridge Park against Port Hope on Thursday night after our press dead- line. Pickering Aerials .:;have mix success at provincial gvmnastics -:meet in Whitby, PICKERING - Pickering Aerials' gymnasts had their ups and downs at the recent Provincial Gymnastics Championships hosted by the Oshawa Gemini club at Whitby's Iroquois Park complex. The Aerials sent eight gym- nasts and four trampolinists to represent the Metro East region at the event which attracted top gym- nasts from across the province. Brad Bennett led the way for the Aerials by winning first place overall in the junior 'B' category. Bennett was first on floor and rings, second on parallel bar and high bar, third on vault and sixth and seventh on floor and pommel horse, respectively. Brett Covey was ninth overall in the cadet category. Covey was second on rings. third on high bar, 10th on parallel bars, 12th on floor, 14th on vault and 16th on buck horse. Billy Donald, also competing in the cadet division, was 12th over- all out of 28 competitors. He was seventh on high bar, ninth on rings and parallel bar, 11th on vault, 16th and 22nd on -floor and buck horse, respectively. In the tyro 'B' category, Scott Meacham wasn't in top form, due to a knee injury, but still compet- ed. He finished with an eighth on high bar, 13th on buck horse, 14th on vault and parallel bars, 15th on rings and 20th on floor. This gave Meacham a 16th -place overall fin- ish out of 22 competitors. AERIALS GYMNASTICS David Baker finished 22nd overall out of 34 competitors in the argo 'B' category. He finished with a sixth on rings, 10th on high bar, 19th on parallel bars, 25th on vault and floor and 29th on buck horse. In the trampoline events. Aerials' Jennifer Bowlby had a strong second -place finish in the provincial novice category. Meanwhile, Jennifer Cafik fin- ished in seventh place, Jodi Cramm was 10th and Karen Edwards 15th in the provincial junior division. Beth Givens and Jaime Rawlings represented the Aerials in girls' competitive gymnastics. Rawlings place sixth on bars and floor to finish 14th overall out of 21 girls in the tyro 'A' category. Givens achieved her personal goals by placing 10th out of 21 girls. It was the first appearance at the provincials by both Givens and Rawlings. FF a it • s F's i 0, 1P t . , . qbw.'lq N k R W f r a • - • • • . . . ► r • r a • • • • . • • • . . . • PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,191 set for a Challenge?you AJAX-PICKERING - Challenge water polo game al. the complex pool at mess. Day in Ajax and Pickering is Wednesday, May 29. To celebrate the day when the two communities can show their support for a healthy and active lifestyle, a number of events have been arranged in both towns. Here's the list of all the activities going on that day: PICKERING - Fit -In -The -Square will kick off Challenge Day in Pickering at 9:30 a.m. Mayor Wayne Arthurs will co - lead a 15 -minute exercise break in the square of the Civic Complex. Students from Glengrove and Valley Farm Public Schools will take part in the event. - On the evening of May 29, mayor Arthurs will again co -lead an exercise break with all of Pickering invited to join in. The fun begins at 6 p.m. Refreshments will be available. - Businesses, community and neigh- borhood groups will vie for the coveted Pink Shoe Trophy in an inner tube 6 pm. Teams can register by calling Liz Bowes at 831-1711 or 683-6582. AJAX • The Mayor's Walk along Harwood Avenue starts at 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 pm. At the end of the walk, ice cream will be available for 50 cents at L.E. Green's Ice Cream in the Ajax Plaza. .Hands Across the Earth walk for pre-schoolers and parents will begin at Ajax's Rotary Park at 10:30 a.m. McDonald's Birdie The Early Bird will be on hand. Refreshments will be avail- able. - Wanda's Wild 'N' Wacky mini - putt will take place at the Ajax Community Centre's tennis courts. It promises to live up to its name. It starts at 10 a.m. and goes to 3 pm. The Ajax Challenge Day Corporate Challenge will go at lunch time between 12 noon and 1 pm. at the Harwood Secondary School soccer fields. Businesses can participate in some zany events which promote fit- - Dance for Heart at the Ajax Community Centre's HMS Ajax room is scheduled from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Fitness instructor Sharon McMurray will run this exercise break organized by the Heart and Stroke Fou nt ation. - A Walk -On fun walk at Rotary Paris begins at 6:30 pm. It's just a sim- ple group walk which everyone can enjoy. - Square dancing will be offered in the Ajax Community Centre old area from 7:30 pm. to 8:15 pm. You can leant to square dance and join in on the fun. From 8:30 pm. to 10.30 pm., the area's more experienced square dancers will give a demonstration. • An Around the World Swim will be held at the community centre pool during public swimming time from 8:30 pm. to 9:30 pm. This is a special aquatics event. Public swinuning will be free this evening. For nw4 hdformation on Challenge Day in Ajax, call 427-8811. In Pickering, call 831-1711 or 683-6582. INSTALLED HOME IMPROVEMENTS €Minsew, F, i; LET OUR PROFESSIONALS TAILOR A CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM TO SUIT YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS AND FIT YOUR BUDGET. Designed for economical efficiency and quiet operation. Sears system will give you years of lasting comfort. Call today for a free in-home estimate. INSTALLED ASPHALT SNINGLE ROOFEG OF STYLES I .ID COLOPS ORVM REPLACIMIff CALL SEARS TODAY FOR AN ESTIMATE. SEARS ALSO SELLS AND INSTALLS CAU SEARS TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE SIDING GARAGE DOORS FRENCH DOORS HEAT PUMPS SOFFIT & FASCIA PATIO DOORS PATIO COVERS INSULATION AWNINGS CABINET REFACING ROLL SHUTTERS WATER HEATERS FURNACES EAVESTROUGH CENTRAL AIR (YAW 24 tours in most areas) ROOFING - CHAIN-LINK FENCING WATER CONDITIONERS Optimists 5 vs. Whitby Professional Fire AM= OSHAWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-5582 SEARS CANADA INC. Scoreboard PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Oltimers 10 vs. D.C. =acing 10; Roy's Results of play on May 15. Enterprise a vs. O -E Oshawa 5; Oldtimerr I I REP DIVISION vs. OE Oshawa 8; Oshawa S. Centre 8 vs. GIRLS' UNDER -12 D.C. Contracting 5; Probound 8 vs. Canadian PSC Pickering Power Harvey's 2 (Andrea Protection 5; Whitby Jaycees 8 vs. Roy's Mitchell, Sarah LeGresley) vs. West Rouge Enterprise 7. 8' 1. Outstanding performances by fullback MINOR NOVICE DIVISION Sarah LeGresley, halfback Rupi Randhawa Brooklin IGA 9 vs. OHEW Local 1,000 4; and goalie Christie Gayman. Whitby Kinsmen 11 vs. Brooklin 1; Whitby WHITBY MINOR LACROSSE ASSOCIATION Optimists 5 vs. Whitby Professional Fire Results of games played last week. Players Fighters 3; Williamson GM 5 vs. Steelhawks are from across Durham region. The league 4; Whitby Kinsmen 7 Vs. Stselhawks 3; uses various arenas in the region, inducting Whitby Optimists 11 vs. OHEV local 1000 3; the Ajax Community Centre. Brooklin IGA 7 vs. Whitby Professional Fire PAPERWEIGHT DIVISION Fighters 2; Williamson GM 8 vs. Brooklin Higgins and Clark 2 vs. Victorian Classic Redmen 2. Woodwork 1; Marchant Sports 7 vs. Whitby MINOR ATOM DIVISION Jaycees 4; Midas Muffler 1 vs. Bell Canada 1; Cousin's Auto 5 vs. Whitby Optimists 4; Whitby Free Press 3 vs. Rogers Cade 1. Brooklin Kinsmen 8 vs. Peacock Sports 5; MINOR PEEWEE DIVISION Aqua Pods 6 vs. T.J. Manufacturing 5; Rosso Aqua Pods 16 vs. Cousins Auto 1; Peacock Building Supplies 3 vs. The Paper Factory 2. Sports 4 vs. Paper Factory 3; Brooklin AJAX CYCLING CLUB Kinsmen 11 vs. Rosso Building Supplies 1; Results of &)a Ajax Cycling Club's time trials Whitby Optimists 9 vs. TJ. Manufacutring 2. at the Claremont Conservation Area last MAJOR NOVICE DIVISION Tuesday. Northern A. 4 vs. Brooklin Optimists 2; Whitby 1. Simon Small 24 minutes, 52 seconds Trophy 8 vs.Wlhitby Legion 2; Whitby Clinic 5 2. Greg Woitzek, 25.33 vs. bitchev st�s. 5. 3. Graeme Allan, 25.56 MINOR TYKE DIVISION 4. Andrew Lees, 26.33 NRS 11 vs. hirovatfve 2; CTC 9 vs. Whitby 5. Mark Boucher, 28.29 Optimists 4. 6. Peter Thornton, 29.16 BANTAM DIVISION 7. Hugh Thornton, 30.43 Probound 6 vs. Oshawa S. Centre 5; 8. Christy Feeney, 32.37 Canadian Protection 12 vs. Whitby Jayoees 2; 9. Nicola Keegan, 34.28 Sailing lessons available this summer at Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club PICKERING - Youngsters can have fun leaming to sail this summer. The Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club in Pickering is sponsoring a series of sailing clinics at the club at 635 Breezy Dr. in Pickering. !� Courses are available for children aged 10 to 16 years. Swimming profi- ciency is a must. Courses at the beginner and advanced levels are taught by instructors certified by the Canadian Yachting Association. Sailing takes place in the warm, sheltered waters of Frenchman's Bay in Pickering. There are four, two-week sessions with the first scheduled to start July 2. For more information, call Steve Martin at 283-7329 or Jim Waters at 284-7672. Denis O'Connor champs of girls' field lacrosse FROM PAGE 13 part in the Ontario High School Field Lacrosse Championships at Henry Street High School on Wednesday. Besides the LOSSA contin- gent, teams from Albert College in Belleville and Lorne Park in Mississauga will also compete. -' WIN A DELUXE BLUE JAYS PRIZE PACKAGE Sky WX No JWS Ma &ttnch 1k S *b m's WtIttlOttf! �Aft `EPW `wm -No purdlase necessary... CAKRIdbWon Enter Nowt! • Call, Mail, Fax or Drop of CAnada into our office today! TM Contest rules available upon HOME request INSURANCE DRAW . Specialist DATE: 50 Taunton Rd. East • Coetpatir. t Oshawa, Ont. LIG 3T7 '"g^�^a oplials JUNE 28 Fax: 416.571-7237 l • � �Guwarfte 1991 Phi: 416-571-1800 1 ADDREss 1 1 HOME PHONE BUSINESS PHONE 1 1 MARKET SURVEY 1 Do you O own, 0 rent your home? 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Ajax 683-3941 lin"a" w4 M"W" M* I.NTED: 93 overweight EAST EMPLOYMENT Wo to Ilse 10-2, poutda M $100 billion eatkneted for i new 3o days. Doctor recovery rock p ocis. onarearedad Eaut era In- trades a occupations. Ila Um results. 1.4164e4- ktatiias ow Cal I - I0. (TFNM.0 1-7778 Ext ~04 24 1"►1rS Restaurant Ism � rlbign for k/ «east ass X04 est- 2424 4s. isrebns, aYeasss, bus re. for Ajax/Pidterieg. sealer help, tells out 11R, =etlarta fie' I Phone AIMSTTLIST wanted 44100 er appy W*d L Cour- . mus be able b P RdAM. (062881) hdin'� wren's, good Massae. (063061) LTAnrVLAM ;Gat - fluF or sakft bP pY. ashry plus 1 1 (18* whirrs , phone 836.2127. minpt 0834706 (063081) TO1110N styles dWw tier AtNr - Pastes Reel t, north Odtewa so" $350 state experlenq, cell OIL Avdabls kslbdlsaMy.. bedvldlyd vsiA typbig Cal Debra N 575 -UM Waniftge 679- 14)000 (@kW li 10. °63081) COMPUW "a" to 4411 MIDDLE EAST °sleds 4S and IPLOYMENTI Job oppor- T. Lehts slordpertad, bias avanablel AN trades atxpec, muhluVW"M d occupational Free ' p mon and It x1 -1 Ex' and Cowl Financial IoM payl Sone l For ;dor- ava bbb for sN96b lion an 504.847.OM set wider 45 or over who 806. (063/91) qty bee traNita 'Oursge, Business Comp~ ON - need ext, a money but 427 -MIM (TF) it work 9 - 5. Be an Avon w de ler wlh due .. hours �l� SM trocars ler whl- tt In your nMBhborhood« aolbe, m beaperl.rto.I ore of employment. Can ad Sunn 42746707 (9 am to 110. 837-1826.(053191) 5p.mL). (053191) 11111011111, ;EFT1 NMITYPIST 20 it midentky Isaac. rerphiead local busy governauenI ee. Must have Xerox noryw om wI isnce Las abk arracL soma vacs *m can be arranged. Cal -7368 GRAI PERSON- . SERVICES LTD. (053191) L&L secretary. part skae sMBa. experience in so- nhMb. Pldtering. SW F. (063011) %NPA B wguked for coo- nporery raw dolting cilah, year arparineoe in smog► ant requi Salary ban a comideakuk discounts. lakh ears package plus ■rasa. Please rail Sheen at le 1. (063061) ES psople required. I you 1 to mate sarbus kroomra M" $1.000-$1,500 p« It waking only 4 hone per ling all Bin 434-1243. 081) IES heeii dub requires time Gain help. Filnen Wound preferred but not mtld. Cd Marlene or Od. _Asan c a m . e a ton PART-TIME NIGHTS RN o PART-TIME NIGHTS RNA o PART-TIME EVENINGS RNA S POSITIONS AVAILABLE S Geriatric experience an asset. R.N.A.Must o have medication certificate. ," Call or write to: BALLYCLIFFE LODGE NURSING HOME .ES rep. for expanding ,.MEN with trucks will do plesale floral supply ,household moves, cleanup mv. Experience preiered jabs. odd Was. dseoratirg, not essential. Forwwd per - arhyelig CaN Cal « fir b UFO % 590 Catera- .{ens. 427-2856. (TF) . K7P l tTf f' ^• ADMALE - 17 years old, Maks ris (0631811 steady, ka4km egioyrrwa IT -Tun Sales Poem=arl YViM try tinting. Can Boris liable for wertings and °:,427-3157. (063191) kends. Apply at Pier 1 X* P* ,, , q Nome a tBM� gn Cerwe or can 426- 1 srlh 1 �Ie Guns a R00,116. PokKm Bloc .lave. Don Henlay. tlYie ood and Phantom. Call s erparinead chair side torso Trend 433 1132 or MGM. Successful can- Canadian Tours s13 - a mws halve hienly, out- 5997. N8�81) 1 personality- Appy b Fib l WalPkO'Oe�awaa. it� ;Call Clast>sifla�lii ERRORS AND OMISSIONS yrs veli of dsasisd air Wren oder in M Int Ime, °twos &Asci NOW b ass that it is arrived in awry dsld Nola d an sura in yaw hi or danilsd adrrriumM neat be 8iw to 4muftkaiq Nan h..,Fwff in rase IN, corn I .. I briare M ssauu I insertion. % uOldwiiy Ilan Adawlssr .ill nd be reapahsiM lar shah aerh erre :erred isasaL a for dusall or ants bayed M sal at b space early, om*W by to aro urber re apohabiNy will be assures ler ire, iadvalu a aahsueiss b purbidn any adrerllGahwN orders art apYd herb ee�aruoosriirrqq at NUad Was expiry d is inparlsnt b naive and rosin your WCMAT�DiI M *A b °owlets MAa00far aM 576.9335 798-7672 798-7673 0 �I-i, CLASSIFI D 1 / sestets �1 ssw@Is 1 1 aBfeels IIIIMs - _ - _ __ 11 fartw INDEX --- - eel awawe Z brebaaegp/bntitlee an +�a� al lr, Ins�. oviopulkohleft ppeaeop as Glow%* stn erarere wanap„W M eeM lryr & aeeate m haYNatfetaaat 411111114111 Wd �i hay WWANd 00 dewAnde twdw aero M doarees%WPovemobte on dew noitswente/ aleeteeeeeewd ass v.bwtea. on welgwsat UMMod 1f9 era.wrtfawrte tat wjaadan in aorAby Its iewde 1w treban 130 btrarde,e 175 bwobtnee perewide 135wo eerwerr w 131 Mor awv6oa 132ara.web,e swrlwo 135 rwilieriww 140 adomr eerrleee 143 berwpm erawted 1441 aaeerrr eevb 150Mel a *-it Ist lobos 1410 adepaere 1416 rrppww,b, 170 101re-" w.wrbpe 173 Iso WWWwaa6e M deeM to eYbrrM las In nwrw0Amw8 in earn r awr6e in hwre1 dlwctr0 1192 eewrtery MN 1M M.ere 196 hyerwe0eoa I= pYerreaaoe 200 rrrrbel aver ale 761 a� 2041 aw werbot x110er0cbe 1111, sob 211 lea ew�-for ave 212 baa rash tw ei 213 w6dw 14w mm 219 ride -.wild 223 ereanre, eabe 270 arweed 775 chdobi tie beer ala .+wee 4 all an rb a web se7 werfl►.e.w ass rh6..bbl gw`wrrl lief frrwewd,iw.w 347 w -*do- 736 t.a, rasa earree Social Worker The Durham Board of Education has an occasional Position available to replace a school Social worker on maternity leave. The school social worker will provide: AJAX - Marge one4wdroom a UVEIMOOL and Barry - woV bOtafiw aptltrnMM. plivaM 3 -bedroom basement parkiinn Spoof we as al, 'Wpdwb room, laundry. . site= , 10 niaAeslig elk b • appliances, $650 Inclusive. GO and shopping. $750 p« Available July 1. 686-3417 month Inclusive. Available evenings. (052681) June 15th. Call 837-2176. AJAX - large, bright one- 053001) bedroom basement apartrrrM, NORTH Oshawa - One, private entrance, 4 piece bath, bedroom available fridge. stow. private laundry I.... alely, quiet nonsmoker room and parking. Available pabrretL 1535 monthly plus June 1st. $600 per month plus hydro. Private entrance, 1/3 utilities. 427.8359. parking, water, cable kwksdod. shopping, transportation. ma- CI to all amenities 728- Lie ready for the next boom n the travel and h2spiplily industry. Prepare for your career now' Days or COMPUTERS Take control of your career, learn Lotus, WordPerfect, Bedford, Accounting principles. Study days or eveniniM. Call Bob or John at the Toronto School d Buckwu 420-1344 Have an exciting career as a legal sscre", Ilam office procedures. family lair, reai estate. corporate i com- nercid, crW litigation was i estates. Evening classes avaible. Coq Bob or John al the Tessio School at BLakwa 42x1344 Furniture, 227 Court St.. e. 2248 (053091) Oshawaatopped I1d1VKival, group and family counselling as well as - inclusive. F ssulact. 427-3649. N - s awa, main poor, fully carpeted, 4- 1-191► os 7725. (05:1091) (053091) consult with school personnel and handle case PA 1 arfl"be Mr ssle / articles for sale AJAX - main floor 3 bedroom, targe back yard. parking. $575 inclusive. Other apartments Days only 7 am. -3 p.m. Mon- coordination, matt' apartment. Harwood/401 area. Clean. bright apartment, I fridge, stow, storage room, ONE bedroom. air, bs5emwtt BRIGIfT wakout basement(052901) 579.7195. (053191) BEDROOM suite . full bed with LAWNMOWER - Reel type private entrance, parking, $600 inclusive, suit single CLEARANCE - new and used Qualification: Minimum B.S.W. night tables, one dresser with (Ike thoseused on putting shopping, transportation. ma- person. references. Anthony i inclusive. Call 686-5741. mom eat -in kitchen batMoon mirror, t highchest, $625. Ex. greens) 2 h; Briggs Stranon lure people, $800 plus 2/3 awnings, 721-9247. (052891) prices anywhere. Came in and make us an oiler. My Daft Salary Range: $38.541 -542.823 per annum collect qualry, teakwood Mite ergine grass calcher expel- utilities. June 1. 683-4678 befOfe 3, 683.3270 def 5' ONE -BEDROOM available decorated Available July 1st. Call Aldo 752-3342 days, 291.4399 tem condition, $250. Call 686- for Neale. (052891) June 1/91. Clean, quiet trpbx. together( Phase Karan ass• mil• (06M1) Period of Employment: August 26, 1991 to p yary evenings. (053091) 8612• (053191) • first/last/references. $525, 31 January 31, 1992 ,UR CONDITIONER - vertical KENMORE washer/dryer, only AJAX - newly renovated one- utilities included. Centrally Go. 401 and $els shopping. Cal udtaltias +newest. Call John style, 8000 BTU, used for only 4 years old. Asking $600. Call bedroom baseners, available located. Oshawa, 571-6407 Please forward a resume, no later than June 5, 1991, to: 2 months, window kit Included. now 6830811. (052691CNC) July 1st, 1991. Walk to transit and shopping. Cal 427-6648. anytime. (053191) ........' ':: r::• ` :�:<:~:~?gig ::z:< �'::::•;::; :: ^::: > :;< : > ::: ' 4vh•�..•.i Loreen Gambell, Human Resources Officer, $450 427-1703 (053191) SS PATIO STONES, orange (053191) ONE -BEDROOM basement The Durham Board of Education, 555 Roseland Road QUILTS and quilt tops, various patterns, double and queen and red. $3.50 each. Call 668• 1396 after 5 p.m. (TFN) AJAX . one large bedroom apartment, large air conditioned, parking. private new bow West, Oshawa, Ontario L1J 3H3. sized. Sunderland, 1-705.357- basement apartment, private entrance, laundry, fireplace. rears. Pups and adults. 2.4 yens Vary good stint dtltllan. table intifdsd Avaolibile4127- ,lone 1- $100 nlsftMay. 427-75W. 2626 evenings. (053191) USED industrial VCR's for entrance, laundry facilities, Located n Oshawa, $590 Per Path alta4t32 750 (TF1lAllj 9416.4277 p2-gW (01Sf0) Exceptional quality, Hi-Fi *' Available irrvrtediat m9- ely. month. Utilities included. Avail - /00,N WALLPAPER WALLPAPER clearance - over of Doby stereo sound, great $545 monthly including utilities. able June 1. Call 420-2653. 1,000 rolls from 99 cents to second VCR for home or References. No pets. Prefer (052891) flop. Nosily 9nevased, Rob bitioan b q„ s I- $9.95 a double roil. Open 5 cottage, $100 each. Phone non-smoker. Call 416-683- apartment ONE•Bing close 00 �. Call 429- 1423.106201) Vdays per week. Mon. - Fri.. 9-6 432.1413 after 7 p.m. or 4015. (052891) st1Mr. orad rablak 4 ohtais, Citiaa cabinet, hutch, $200; avaNable tp Mtm session, aommoricing June 12, 13, and THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION P.m.. Sat. 35 p.m 623-6961. weekends. (053191) with twin and Minim room, and 9 9 kitchen with 2 appliances, dshum kl0w. $100; enlMim 24 - Puppy @ il- li, Also Tdd 111 65 King St. E., Bowmanville. fTD AJAX PICKERING APPLIAN• AJAX - one -bedroom base - mens available July wakout basement, separate 5410 pant Tue da sdandThursdays.Fclini� 314 x 7@ door. l mWwa"F« IdalltrYe N` *na@t CES - No reasonable offer nanment 1st, privvate entrance. laundry, entrance, full broadloom. APPLIANCE sale -fridges, refused. Fully guaranteed. cable, fireplace, appliances. �^� lacititres, reasonable 1 1 gr@eR compute►/sista on(q help stoves, washers, dryers, new and New Come make us a deal. 427- 6784, 467 Westney in to GO and all rent, Pickering. 686.6309. 1 1 I r0 used. washer and Rd. S., amenities. Suitable for one (062891) dryer sal $760. Stephenson's Aiax. (062891) person $600 nor month O E BEDROOM O h Lie ready for the next boom n the travel and h2spiplily industry. Prepare for your career now' Days or COMPUTERS Take control of your career, learn Lotus, WordPerfect, Bedford, Accounting principles. Study days or eveniniM. Call Bob or John at the Toronto School d Buckwu 420-1344 Have an exciting career as a legal sscre", Ilam office procedures. family lair, reai estate. corporate i com- nercid, crW litigation was i estates. Evening classes avaible. Coq Bob or John al the Tessio School at BLakwa 42x1344 Furniture, 227 Court St.. e. 2248 (053091) Oshawaatopped TRUCK Cap - F i b r e I i n e - inclusive. F ssulact. 427-3649. N - s awa, main poor, fully carpeted, 4- 1700. Cal 427-8123 after 630 roof. Its, smal truck (053091) piece bathroom. clean. quiet. FREE skids . for firewood etc 850 McKay Rd.. Pickering. with long box. 75X60-. Excel- lent condition, $400 or best AJAX - ore -bedroom base- targe back yard. parking. $575 inclusive. Other apartments Days only 7 am. -3 p.m. Mon- offer. Also baby walker. stroller, matt' apartment. Harwood/401 area. Clean. bright apartment, also available. 436.9888 or to Friday. TFNALL �) ^day- ( ) booster seat. Call 668-2423. BRIGIfT wakout basement(052901) 579.7195. (053191) leave rttatsaga (052891) new kitchen, modern decor, IBM compatible carpuers, CLEARANCE - new and used apartment, 2 bedrooms, laundry room, Paring. $595 OSHAWA - 24edroom• livng upholstery, fridges. stoves. PATIO furniture - table,umbrel- inclusive. Call 686-5741. mom eat -in kitchen batMoon washers and dryers. Best le and base• chairs, recliners, (053191) 2 entrances. 2 appliances ind. prices anywhere. Came in and make us an oiler. My Daft as a set or seperafa, also gat barbecue, water softener AJAX Rideout Serest. rasa crew. toom .idly 1700 rt,onthly plus 112 utilities. Store. S. 430- s1�. ssgle bed. Cat 424 decorated Available July 1st. Call Aldo sodic d. visa 0561. Visa apoepted. (082091) (052119 1) main floor in renovated 427-2500. 790 a.m. to 5 p.m together( Phase Karan ass• mil• (06M1) PIANOS S bungalow. 5850, snared x171-5276. (053081) ALMOND Hotpoint fridge & pang ciearout. utilities, private entrance. arts peo,ewAawabeerrrq otPo fl OSHAWA - bachelor loft 279 pueeereeb7 hotslN hotaw below $love. less than one year old. slew• used. upgnght &grand, appliances. Close b shopping. apart . furnished. air. quiet. VS e.eP a arae. 1 1 1 $1 ,100. Call 4 36 - 31 81 er . electric p- Teleilate p Ptransportation. Call 683.7164, clean, privaa entrance. suite 7r eoaftfor .r.We aYramtf r f r r (053191) Wake 4331491. (TFALL) (052891) Ore Person. $42ymonth. First see Sit .r'Wwwiiiam a GRANDFATHER clocks KING size waterbed, nearly AJAX - three-bedroom and last. 7260602. (053191) 302 amid dew" M Amann a r eewd. 3"fteb."aw4111ro6ob 30 bwhdfrwew oaf efhrew� 00m" 3e7 rweaq 300 egawr weer M p4enbbe ate P+" a deewe" 320 Mew liwwfti�.e0 - o i 309 /loos bdon.0 nese 3r arj earewrte,a 3741 M eebere 3tl .rl.b.e 0.886 3fr twewrer� 3e1 brebrw0 envlwe 412 ,..dw.ar dlwcbry 3O ebertewd reew.ew,6 >M W a Mor/ dhwewry ass .r/rt Mon 3941 ortpaorlq oendwe 31st br rte err dory = pheto rgodq in aprbrewte low rare 30 eprbee6 warted 318 416091111 low wet 911 snow warted 919 hewer for mel still rrwowd tw rerw 917 ..are,rd @Now site MNarebewe hw,ae !i bwr,0w r for sore M wase fr vera .ear 9af re. a basil 9811 ebaed ewewebaeear 5tl iereraaarl btea ss bide a Meson !n epoito for Eters 9M ter wee bol M treeerr M reae Afw cab M gerbsewte for baso est spa berme a9s Numb eve for ads lie eetrdeeewaer on eeadee lwtsat its taste •r lodes salted es aid of are pioneer ii eirfb�aretYbeaaad aa9 tar i eaae0w ss eierdbia aea.rle tilt 1106 a attention r41e bwasormovs twain M bwdaaarpsprq air oaf two .ett.af.ttf..fe+... a9s bel.wefor dab lie w+w to bmd Del tehwrsA blswaww oar :www t!• saxses~i@e�jfsprappopomi 7e1 MMbsassomswab ret lriidsrfiewoap,Aa VW omwfm .btl@m%dt e 71111 .rows. Webb" tat eoaaiaek edbd 715 barabeetwobb twat dpwa a pilI teat aaetr�ds@es Ter proY W kwAlae 711r raNrte.eaeee 7111 barfbsetwnbla Tat bowl let attbala dbrstw INS Dooms" tie lkail" sn @dna@ act awtwetls an aebdeft" as asst crams aIle bei@ererassf so betiesw&d ave sata111eeet1alee fat beitlsa/waets aft MNW"d- aft elrtepeleiiugebr w ate loads& ww de iat aaff lir Iw �frfdltia�w~'~' s err sores - Nurses Up to $181 per shift Are you loolang br an OppORUMy, t0 enharl0e ym nursing sklTs In fTtediCal and psychiatric intervention? COrlslder these �. PW -time Contract positions with ft Nnistry of Correctional Ser- vices, Toronto East Detention Centre, to provide a wide range of health-care services in a protected environment. An extensive Or1�bon program Is provided and On-site parking is available. Location: Scarborough. Ou i "firalin It: Current Ontario eertificale of competence as a registered nurse: Significant dinical nursing experience: sound lmowledge Of medical and or psychiatric rxrsrtg procedures: cur- rent CPA cerbfigtion: ability t0 work al stilts. Please send alppliicalli n or rami ne bar June 14,1991 to: Anes Plersonnel Admirtisbslor, Metro ti n is Services, 2 Dur'.Woor Road, Etobwoke, Omar- io, MMA 2E4. Ontario Public Service Dedicated to Employment Equity ciatero r sale vW new heater and no motion apamen, man floor o Spring PM n rttiflof OSHAWA •clean quiet 2- G.S.T. on selected mcdeis, mattress. f250; solid wood bungalow. use of yard and bed oorn basernent aparonem, Setup & delivery inctuded.433 " roan table, f175; color Large deck. Stow. fridge. SM separate entrance, close to 1491. (TF) TV, $125. Cali 509.1850. per morph Pius share utilities, pk,pyc transit, fridge, stove, (052891) Available June 15, 1991. 427- f575 oku D+n u"dies. fin& GIRL'S 10 -speed bike. S68. 8359. (053191) last. available immediately. Bar. solid ash. $350. Teak artbl@s wanted 7662074. MWeal) buffet, $190. A barbecue. AJAX Brand new luxury single burner, sw. Phone 427- lakeside apartments, the OSHAWA - N -ns*, 822 Glen 1883. (053191) 18 FT. fibreglass Canoe. St. Spacious and clean ands, Reasonable prod and n Breakers, 1, 2, 3 bedrooms BLACK cloth Iweseat for &sale, condition. Call 623-648 9. available. Featuring under- 1•bodroan available now or good for rec room or conga. (053191 SNC) Wound parking. at appi-tces, June 1. $575. 2 bedrooms June askhealth Club with pool. 428- 1/July 1, $655. Cable and park- • 433-4 ft00 bast offer. Cal WANTED - stoves. fridges. 1874. (060291) ing included. 5760973, 728 433 4703. (0522 691 SNC) wasters and dryers, working or 3880. (053191) LEATHER' quoeq eels bid nct. Also warped• pickup truck AJAX south . bednebr bas► OSHAWA - one -bedroom and IevetreE aaellt, Seely, mower than 1978). Call Pick- trent apt. Single non-smoker. apannwa, close to hospital. SUM 237-1391. (a62a1) erkhp 420.4133. (TF) Jure 1st. Htlw% hydro, cable available June 1st. $Soo TV. laundry. AN inclusive. $525 monthly. Call collect 1.416- 1 Bralg+yrd sealer 1 BaraBo/yasd tallea monthly. Call 427-0862. 288-1451 or 1,416.28&104& (062991) BRMG your Own window saw. I han different Styles Of entrance. BACHEL OR pir mWith 683- OSHAWA -two-bedroom blinds to dear d also drapery fabric remnants. Also 1240 or 11111116-3298. (053091) apartment 5 n a s unit buil$512 ridge, stove. psrkirtg, f512 washer/dryer, fridgMiove. BACHELOR basement Olt monthly plus utilities. Firsvtaet. Sat d Sun. May 25 3 26,10-4 p.m. mant for rent, lumished of Cat 6660974. (052891) 687 Eramesa Cres., Pickenrg (on Whites R. south of unfurnished. Single working PICKERING - Street level Finch) person, non-smoker, no basement aPartmern, bright, children Or Pett. Nw wanWw- modern design. all utilams. tats fair talion and shops. First. last • e@ts�tA@Heya1@ 1 1 a(tarOsa ►ri9�ar z and Dtikle Rd. $700 t references. $475 monthly. monthly. Call 420-9306. Etren0911 606 -se". (053001) (052891) AMAZED? CONFUSED? Odn1 105 Agnus St., Oshawa - 2 know shell Compiy, b buy. bedrooms, broadloom. BASEMENT apartment, PICKERING - bachelor we will two from only 04.50 a rMnestralor and stove. pwlting. awma" entrance, central air• basement, furnished or month. AFTER ONE YEAR Available July 1, $572.50 Central vac. Model". UM60 unfurnished. Also person b IT'S YOURS. Free netalWort knkuiw. References. Cal included, available July 154 share tip portion of house wtlh and Meow. Calf evenings. 7211-387i. (052801) 1700. Cal 427-8123 after 630 single parent. Available Paul 7250788- (053191)r2 -BEDROOM - Dixie/ p.m.. (05290 P1) immediately. Weekly or 1 gRilE @11aRb 1 O0Rr11/ arall:i Ce�Mlesi LOOKING lar a post deal . Ghmaree- June 1st sspma s BRIGIfT wakout basement(052901) monthly. Call 420-0699. IBM compatible carpuers, al". hull kMolton. tmi-Mn apartment, 2 bedrooms, JESUS is my beat Mend, ottma>tetr systa -$6410 « t19rM to own $42 dtlodmhly. Great ft adults F 1 0 table, u111les and Ralstalces, furnished, large kitchen, broadborn Islstddy. Hwy, a 2l PICItEI@Ilfi r9a and n•rac sive 3bsdraan comb unit, 1 1/ >: v imus PwAsd air Wold d God rtes . The hireip prices and good service do go first/last, required. $750 Thidaon. 72@40M (053191) 2 baths, 5 appliances, 2 is the hired nirdaW Micah together( Phase Karan ass• mil• (06M1) nckskre. 8304=. (052!N) BRIGHT quiet Grm4wdmm balconies, view of Franchmews Bay. Close a • ;;.;;>.�:.,:::_:;':;::;<;;.<•a.;�;;;>:»>:::::::::::>_`>> .3. 3:11. Isaiah 56:10 12 John 1 .11 Jin . signed C■tlpbM 1- SAX - 2-brdppn sparsewM *� and stove avadlable b�, apw n w*. 4 pc. belle. orrtial alk • P�Inp and Go. 401 and $els shopping. Cal udtaltias +newest. Call John as x M @ .!;::::>:>:: :>? s...:.:.>:::: •.:::;:;;;.;:-;::.;:•:< ::;;•>•::-::r•>::.i::.:>::<::;:.::::;.:.::;•:;:•:::;r• 70ti @53@s75 0@25@1) Jute I. No Pass.�$@a5 Phn hydra Call GMS M, (06001) able. $600411 idtdteise. Wolk- aro silplr « oasple, no ate_InM y Plus ........' ':: r::• ` :�:<:~:~?gig ::z:< �'::::•;::; :: ^::: > :;< : > ::: ' 4vh•�..•.i 1 It1aR a tiered SIALTESE aaeYaksldne AJAX-brglt1141sdnocrnbste• « 1�. aspnab er@rareoak 1) -31011 P5301) PICKERING - bachelor GOLDEN IsWahephwd mars. terrier dogs. Movitp sale - booMW dogs at rsworlsblt n� a K. sopran srsraepsk u11Nss and new bow aPsrbrwM. hog k algia, cftian. w1 kkhm and beet Plus bed- Nowge, Mot molter. klrpe, audded Isrslter sonar. Marled ora/ rears. Pups and adults. 2.4 yens Vary good stint dtltllan. table intifdsd Avaolibile4127- ,lone 1- $100 nlsftMay. 427-75W. ifel00Klf1 oeer bsdtoofq � • J�� _ Path alta4t32 750 (TF1lAllj 9416.4277 p2-gW (01Sf0) Michael. kft Possession. akisr «416642 7. ip531f11) or 416 f AJAX - clatr4 spscltws beats• room, 44 appintoar, Pi- a $600. or 3-bedr0oM neh f31etaasdl 83@6@1@. (053191) BInrN coma and tansy ptao- ►sYc19c Adviser • Taps card - Free and PO www• 1 e W NANW PALADEN Obwadlce - VeMr4 neat aprlblwE own saYarrw flop. Nosily 9nevased, Rob bitioan b q„ s I- • tartadalldd, avarlble Mondor ey appoiltrnatt Dir Ostoses DAYBED. SIM d nMg ppm nary approved - qualified Instruction. Few openings close 00 �. Call 429- 1423.106201) 655-4203 or 47@-880@. (06001) ' r� cam• 3 asks bath. b Friday, SM ant. 10 490 72&4143.1195 @I) p.m. Clinic In Oshawa. VD ktlomslor lik- st1Mr. orad rablak 4 ohtais, Citiaa cabinet, hutch, $200; avaNable tp Mtm session, aommoricing June 12, 13, and AJAX - kMg*6 brip R EXECUTIVE apartment, may. I�lp. SM incl d• MS udud s- 416447-@@@3• TuNdq,1 b 3 palm, and Wed- Cal 72341521 � 1W220 dshum kl0w. $100; enlMim 24 - Puppy @ il- li, Also Tdd 111 � E for anMW " wind b raliesk al kckni es, Phis center. (5@1) • 5410 pant Tue da sdandThursdays.Fclini� 314 x 7@ door. l mWwa"F« IdalltrYe N` *na@t laundry.tlu ull� hen�jnd � � � lent Grewal Motifs on ffi dm tar Oshawa 490590 pm. Call 433MM 111130-4110111. 111111111211111) registration Iriapinpee a@6 llrep-a 4 SM in Available (0521@1) RMson Rd., $660 mo edwy pits 1001ow or @7411. (►F) 420• &A" cilli: hours. an 02` (00M) Cd T� Ksia 42"717 GREENWOOD Village - bogK. SMI• no Pats. even" 1 arrells b► @ala LAURM CUSTOM LEATHER - 03191) � sne bsdrooin bell~ C 1 copse 416 DISTRESS Centre. Need t0f911N someone 10 IN& b? Cao w SPINFUm fridges sad slots, I aebd� arse AJAX -Inge pt apnilent 1w11 Malt Hinkel@ il pool, gids Wi9TSY . bswAd dean pie- aftyrne, 4331121. 427.569x. RABfAT wants wort[ doing year warranty on largo plodtKsloti d dog corm and bachelorant. air. pandw * moet@L427@pOp $� t0630a1) apiorw n i bM nsglctorclnr- 19Ftlff, and selection. Landlords and lead9. CaS723i3x0.106201) NsitW,& IMS -26W Pam) - Offenlges, 1500 nenthyr FACIALS by qualified lip occasions, holes req own dealers welcome. Oshawa IfWY.2Rougrrflonl-Newons- Udkiu Included. Car S6@ - esthetician, cleansing, nitploia4 Cal Ef1�e @1@ra92 Used Appliance Sales and p pr AJAX - large onto -bedroom bedroom bosnlera aparirsns 1171.1000x1) sNsndrg eeradim of blydth- sedand wlMstteOds me" Service. 133 Tauson Rd. W. 431-3x41. (TEAL.) 1 1 basement apartment. new kitchen, �f stoic b $660 Ovarable June 16L Non- smoker, pthkig, dory b take- WIBTBY -large. clan 2- bedroom spartreent, near $90; Irsl *it tlrMh bcid, $p. MAQICIAN f« him • Karim «427• lrax (fur legs $22) 1302771. OrMi0010. MOVBIQ Sale - SMn retia $75 CMdf desk $20. CMd► bile 1.2&3 brdnOaln apa1111e1ar, 318 Malaga Rd.. lodge station, must los seen- Cal Meetings Ca126611S3 afar 6. (0521x1) IMMEDIATE sdtool and peek $1x4 ilciud- � �Mt . (0• 1 ) 11) $15. Pie and 0 1) possession - sem CON 0864803 2 atlsler sells rust sin- , F tluoupHuoeR Pads bscle" basonest apntrfws, or $23- SPLISH-SPLASH hot tub SPA•LEMgsets aspa,Book cushions, $175. Double bed and Bloor, nstr d11 i 401, AJAX -large 6ne-bedropn now fridge, slove,hbryurdry 55@L pooliff) InhUs. 4274M (Ox07x1) nnw for vow wrdwd d tum wih gra have $150. Orbe ON for on"edroom, $750 2- bassnlas wolf fwtt laundry. bdon, paAtitp, new buidig, WHITBY - near GO. 2- Dorvoted off she 111111br ih0 MxaxBxk idw"ttsdes Cal Uiaa 427.1 chair SM RtxOn deal $60. ftBOokai@Or (xfe+ bednp000m anndg$�g1fiN 3bedroaa .as/�f�►♦rpt rR fireplace, ale, available j0tst►nwnr► Cal downtown Whlby, SOWNS enna. $55of@dadfng beoen nft 8796 inoMnlvs, anlltrabyp' 1 1 LJ 0 • 19 10 U, I• LJ 7-a - • ., .�.. � -; „'$ �. 1,t'- � 1 apartmenla for t 1 RIR BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 and 2 bedroom suites in immaculately maintained binding, broadloom, 3 **noes. pool, snooker table, games room, ten* courts, exercise room. laundry Willies and covered 101 Kathleen SL W. Mon.-Frl. 9-7 6 Sat -Sun. 12.5 ftr apartments for rent AJAX - 34- - a- , main floor _ _ of Sarni. W&koul to dock. 1 _ _ laundry fames. avalsdS July ISL SM plus 60% usNhs. 294-0760 (062••1 TOWNHOUSE and APARTMENT UNITS available throughout the Durham Region 2,3and 4 For Information call DURHAM REGION NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORPORATION 436-6610 between 8:30 & 4:30 weekdays or visit our office located at: 1615 Dundas St E., (wooko Mail) 4th Floor, Lang Tower, Whitby PICKERING PLACE 'Now offers the ultimate east advantage" When you rent and occupy a suite ler a full year we will give you... 3 MONTHS FREE RENT jfor a limited time on selected exiles) Thereby effeaNey redkrGrtg ytwr 12 Irlorttin rent to... (678.75 PER 1A01�RH (On Selected Suites) THE SUITES spacoka 3 bedroom residences up to 1,270 sq. IL watt -b -wall Carpet throughout ano tridMduai heating and aR conditioning conti - appit an sulfa washer and dryer 2 00mS balconies or solariums in every suits storage area an suite THE ButLONG perkkirg included with rent pay area day are centre on site security entry systems THE LOCATION nearly P's� inp Town Centre, newt' expanded to ps steps from Pickering Recreation Centre minutes from Hwy. 401 SM dose G� � $ration mutesa all bus mutes chools We currency have a number of suites available in Pickering'$ most popular low rise apartment complex, but they wont last brig. 1065 Gtananna Rd., Sub 115 Ltwrpn n at grlpston Rd- (Hfwy. 2) or ant 831-3666 Yan.•Frl. 9 &m.-9 p.rrL, SaL i Sun. 9 a-nLJ DAL I ' prolessfonsl renters =prolessronai renters I2 bdrm., brand new, professionally fin. bsmt. apt., 4 appliances, 4 pc. bath, water filter, cent air, backs to perk, a very Gear, and attractive apt. $750. inclusive. TENANTS Call kr your free video of awments, bouses d cottages. HomeView 436-1752 1 AJAX- $900 month plus utilkl•s. 2b•d►oon bungalow. country living on /2 acres. across Dear Croak Golf Course, June 1. 939-8438. (052491) BEAUTIFUL 3 -bedroom burgalow. with garage. fridge, stove. iraneditae possession. freshly pointed. $900 monthly. 578.8999. ask for Steve. (052891) DESIRABLE NW Oshawa. large upper floor, newer horns. 2 large bedrooms, large kitchen, fridge. stove, washer. dryer. dining noon, living room. $796 per ngMh plus utilities. First/last. Available July 151. 725-9905. (053191) DETACHED 3bedroom large fenced yard• backing on to park, attached garage. appliances. Call Mic" 754- 7059.(052691) MAIN floor 3 bedrooms. central air, laundry. 2 car parking, South Pickering area. 6895 rent. $165 utilities. First and last. Available June 1. Ed or Linda. evenings 839-5675. (052691) NEW 4 -bedroom home. broadloom. woodstove, fenced 3/4 acre lot. available immediately, $1.050 plus utilities. Scugog Point Road. NestlMon. Cam Pat 686-1207 or 375-4348.(052991) NORTHEAST Oshawa - luxury 1 -bedroom. 2 1/2 baths, central air. central vac. 5 appliances. $1.150 monthly, available June I. Evenings 432-7792. Days 502-0841 (Tor.). (053191) OSHAWA - 3 -bedroom house. Urge dodk on Wier street in south Oshawa. $850 plus utilities. Available July 1. 576 6880. 5769576. (052691) 515 -�-r 515;jjM HOME OWNERS ASSISTANCE WILL ASSIST YOU TO FIND YOUR IDEAL RESIDENCE FREE OF COST. PROPERTIES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. REASONABLE RENT. THE AREA YOU WANT (OUR SERVICE SPANS 25 CRIES) V.I.P. SERVICE. _... _ ...._.. ianice..., laundry f . it _...___.. Ing, (N0adI00m, 2 appliances, laundry fac,kties, sarmnaS T00 MANY TENANTS � r�th,~, wait �, Yom loose. Rosamond. 182 D Amro tM111BIea and exercise room, underground parking included. SL, �e9 Ltraumry err crud lel Call ON FILE! 2 b•aroorn suit.•. earn $aha BOWYANYN LE - asdushr• - 683 6021 m� P� � 372 -MM 372-1966 at 436.420M TFALL space available. Wustrial. from 1.400 b. to 4.200 RANGE $450 (shared q, sq. fL: commercial (•fF°'e) fr0m SK -SM 12'5 OSHAWA -now Chft a rite., Close 10 2L1� Il M-FrL 9.% � w�yw�www� a� 8 •c cM.) to $1 �ll l• 3 plus 1 bedroom soma, 2 Ikiclu•rus, 2 beets. $US mordh- 4150 01 andd St Very reasonable. Call 416-623- PROOF � REFERENCES S pl" "°"``' 1f"4 "° 0 or wiable July 1st 4V4=0or 11256.foso6et) •367865. MUM) pdti4BIBIBIfine PCKER1NG AVAILABLE OSHAWA - three-bedroom far not /p� ��■.�1 mnimaiverpW Area) on0ffke) a-4•§-. BafaB•• f+�ed basement, fireplace, LUXURY condominium . 12 month free rout. Orr bedroom Modern 3 bedroom TOsrrllt0li$e6, 2 apple., garage, CALL AND LIST YOUR PROPERTY SM plus large solarium, (2 Town Cerate p� �OLumd"Call L� b•drooft,, •u•lmne west waw DETALLS CALL (TORONTO)362-RENT TODAYI 883-3593 or 726-3295. (NMI) with cuutomn minces /tpghaa, FEE- 01* 314 of 1 1=111'8 n it looking for June let Possession. Aeking $1,000 par pN3a9Nm • 2-M" upper 3- PAYABLE �.�Iyl�p dapash xW tele balance room.on �t lower nd CallnowforIi� Sharon 0whoWL Family Trust $101 50 $1,050 plus lower ona- one- WHITBr - upper level of WHITBY - ono-bodroom wfffl Pop,", IS renft bcliO01n SM a0i Liam" e111341542. MSMI) bungalow, 3 bedroom. 2 applwsoes !urge yard, $795 aperunst,SMpar rnor*4W clyd•s reel. poiking, tidgaV • • • and parking, close to everything. Doug 4269766. p1E.BEDRpDlloadoanWe hke, 5 appmwteae, 2 poking, plus utilities. Available stow, ce• corn laundry service. Sat -Sun..• • (062691) complete retaeemon and seer - irmrdialNy. Cab 430.7106, Cam evenings at ww•kwaft PICKERING - 2 plus bedrootR knee facilities. ng. at condboni (save message. (053191) 427,2457• (0630911) • 690-0409 olds bung•1•w. 2 marClose garage to Gg O and showing. VMTES Rd. and Hwy. 2, base. W HnBr - 3•b•droom apart- • . • • , 1/3 sae lot wet 10 PfdrNng Town Centre, $950 plw 7. mow' mitt ap•ntirm for rut. •ridge, stow. fireplace. marble and merit in duplex, fridge and sow. $790 Plus Udki•s• No LM. 420'1524. (062891) WHITBY - dowroom specious whirlpool, asking $600. Cab dogs. ImnnredJoe. 296-2091.?bodroom, �� can be furnished. 1 AAarg" 420.0512. (052691) (053091) mm_�W_ tent July 12 bels. air. laundry. 2 plus WHITBY - 2-bodroom base- WHITBY - 3-bodroom. groat AJAX • 3 be0noorru mein floor COTTAGE forrrn� Pikiterag Taiwan Cstr k brf•fldM �,• 1st eweeN w. 7(053091) ment apartment, carpeted. s•paral• entrance, utilities ',P -, well mritakl•d. i► duds bridge. stow. laundry. � and rile�� t� y. 4 81-552 �v�ni�nps 416-81) WHITEY throe -bedroom inckad•d, does b GO station, available July ISL Cam after 6 Clair, parkig. available July t. $875 month. plus WNW. No 10011 pad boaof ts. closeAvilifi0 June lsio Car sea. condominium. 1,100 con �• . 1. to sq. ft.. WHITBY •main floor 3- Pan. 6684M. 061) pets. Phone 430.2663. beautiful view. $100 weekly of 4M after 4 pm (052691► OW monthlyl Call 1416836 bedroom, $925 plus 1/3 and all anneeftes. Appliances. $750 mm". Cam 196 WHIM•spacious new cent (OM1) 99821 126Y) AJAX South throotecircom , male floor. $650: one-bedrowe utmi es. Available July 1/91. Also ava""et 705944 5857. (061091) hod an besenrnt aft separate entrance. parking, . main - 3 bedroomain floor. garage, huge lel, two SEUI , NOW basement. $525. fenced. +hD ail. gw � crud b � plus 1/3 utilities. Both have WHITBY fserbaa< • •ailaksdsm Cmn.bsdraom from $900• two - $700 irckrdes tAiliss, tiff and mitAss horn Brock and Illy. e2. Available knnuediataly. CALL Wel shod. 12 utiNies, Ii luum laundry lacmities as well 29 bedroom from $1.000. GO last, available June t. 14on- wrow PfW•f1ed 681(436. No ll2 Call 3764= references, available Immadialely. '886-2426: $"Mae W*Mw• No doh d M-et59 wain. Pool. saurtr. err:. Adult BWOL 6868316. 12 Ln► - 6 (053191) Luiai it a 10600errj or $3iL5800 ttlb�il) • ppm 063081... . 1 Us"Mel 1ltlmvdwuses and with new file in kitchen and VENDORS Movig' Largs 5- Fully equipped, 1,500 sq. ft. trole on steering wheel, T -roof. WK bw 3 full bathrooms, luxury condo, 2 baths, 3 bathroorns, sun room, balcony, 1 1 1 tf•r•M ley ode. 1 1 89811.05 for 11r• •Is �- Mlle• bleat •f�a storage area. Cam Deborah at #Air mud. Jacuzzi, top floor directly on smoker. Phone 686-4842. • REilmmw% . sq. W. 2 too Harbour - 1.120luxury 11., 20 ns 2 D.nre luxury iSEid SL. 1shimma,N. 1300 oalom SL, osfnaara f. h d nn down. Whitby -two- bedroom brkik bMrngalsw, wwlfM batlkam In Bon S pals. care- h Bon annals. cra Boors f$tMMEJt in Onlarb, whin in RION i mime the baatlalM BUY 1 AC - Floddit - A bo&A lakelrori Trent Waterway h an miller' Cm 1110 aParUners ler rent. AO- apw clamskil bne"ars IerMCed yatd, dose two bedroorn h4ow apartmarw 11Mmsonary 6e0iace h fanny In + to cable houseboat by R&R /scent to GO i 401, 11,000 to schools, park, shopping, hardwood Moors, fireplace, room, plus much more. seasonal ratiertars oornrwnly GET 2 LAKES FREE new Brighton. Brighton Shores Rentals. June specials. 706 monthly. Call 666-3217 after 5 (053191) available July 1, $790 plus utilities. 432-2421. (Ora2891) huge fenced lot, $109,900 with a. Exclusive. no bank quNyig $189,900. Interested parties plana Call 623.2195 between k an afhordabN amerrretfve to 73i 3482 (=lift)p.m. Beautiful Parcel IM/000M to -2 191406! Just 1-112 his. WHITBY Harbour. 1,100 eq. ft. WHITBY - ThrN-bedroom Call Frank Milanwk, Crann 8.10 p.m. (06';091) cottages. Luxurious Park Toronto. Vacallordretirative year round. All permits, great Model Vacation Hoorn with 4hOADVE53MYOUIt , 2 -bedroom luxury con- townhouse, 2 washrooms, RwMy'894.3800'(191) TOTALLY renovated older flnancing.613-332.0368. professional landscaping and WWIALTYCAILL dominium with solarium finished baseman/, air, at", 3 bedroom co-operative in detached Ironre. over 1,400 sq. dodo near Presqui'le. 613- S764M balcony, swimming pool, fridge, washer, dryer, $1,025 Whitby. Close to schools, ft., on large. mature lot, many 475-3228, 416-931.0239. 7N-767L.7w767$ whirlpool, gymnasiurn. across per month plus utilities, no downtown and shopping. extras, near 401/GO andFMrlda (053091) from GO. Call 666-3217 atter 5 pets, first/last. 683-3940 Decorated in grey tones with schools. $154,900. 54,9. 428-3356, lmvacavon foldsk reaMlso em" ff.can"fxs•f1 % son" p.m. (053191) evenings. (052881) new bathroom and front entranceway Fully carpeted no agents. (053191) MADEIRA BEACH (St. PeNY). 1 Us"Mel 1ltlmvdwuses and with new file in kitchen and VENDORS Movig' Largs 5- Fully equipped, 1,500 sq. ft. trole on steering wheel, T -roof. porage area Laundry room,bedroom, 3 full bathrooms, luxury condo, 2 baths, 3 bathroorns, sun room, balcony, lots of closet space and central air. deck' fenced Dark bedrooms, heated pool/ • 6 Appliances storage area. Cam Deborah at yard. and much morel Open Jacuzzi, top floor directly on smoker. Phone 686-4842. 576-3 576-3 t 1 1 or 435-0316. house Saturday and Sunday, Gull, sill available May 31st - �k�, low taxes. $164.996 ) May 25th and May 261h. Or cal June 15. 723-6069 (705) 374- • Air Conditioning ry at 668-6805 Community 436.7689. (052891) 4896. (053191) tions ineltrArrg- power seats, COURTICE 2 -storey, 3- bedroom, central air, vac., � AmobR 3(3-bodrhe m • FREE dishwasher. interlocking baric . 1 furnished PICKERING - 30oGoe wit drive. professionally tw homes- club house, heated km or best offer, including landscaped, fumy close MUST sell - Oshawa - very pools, hot tub. tennis, NORTH Oshawa - R2000. 7 fa schools parfook. Mai and paAc. Main floor clean 3 -bedroom townhouse s`,u8teboard, near beach and I flaftxly rOOrrr, with fireplace. As- roc condo. Central air, 4 major major attractions. Children teat Grand Pru, black, 40,000 king'' 4323357. (1F) appliances. Marey Other extras. welcome. (Lelia than not ) Now is the time to take advantage 1wwftd $112,900. Call 430-6044. 683.5503. (062591) of our special offer. AJAX - detached 4bedroom townhouse. 1 3/4 baths. eat -in (053091) WINTERHAVEN - Disney 1/2 1,2 and 3 bedroom suites in a kitchen, from deck, air, finished 1 c•Inders for sale hour, beautiful 2 -bedroom 2 bath conditioning. screened rec room, garage. sliding pines 688-2736. (O5,'i091) townhouse. fully beautiful garden home community. door walkout. Open house sat S PRIVATE Sale - beautiful, furnished, sleeps 6, pool, tennis 24 M secursy $400 uday u' -y 1-5 p.m luxu Tr"el condo Pidce area 3bedroxntownhouse.2 ;158.900. 42&1572 (052891) ry 1`111W. original owner. 2 -bedroom. 2 U.S. weekly. 416-430- 0034 trole on steering wheel, T -roof. Sunday. 571-4488 or 576- • Woodbuming Fireplaces AJAX - timsned •Dom in air- bathroorns, sun room, balcony, evenings. (053191 ) : 1 1 ea/s IIsi . 1 1 case �• • 6 Appliances B BROKER has $10.000 ro kind SW exposure, 5 appliances, q�«S' "INS, smoker. Phone 686-4842. with huge interlocking brick townhouse in clean corrplw, $147 per month. Contact Jer- �k�, low taxes. $164.996 1 1.90 Lumina 4 -door. marry op. 1978 Volkswagen Rabbit, new • Air Conditioning ry at 668-6805 Community 839.5345. (052891) amenities. Call 434-3972. tions ineltrArrg- power seats, battery and tires. asking $400 • Tennis Court and Car Wash�1'� Financial Services. (061391) ciao* b 401 a an amen4ios. 1979 Prowler trailer 23 loot mss• windows, air, etc. 19.000 or best offer as is. 837-1904. PICKERING - 30oGoe wit DOWNPAYMENTs Amargee tw awning, air conditioning sem km or best offer, including 01910 FROM 585 °° 8901\ HLY "n" pay rent? Ower' yDk'r D""' home from $1,200 NORTH Oshawa - R2000. 7 contained. exceMnt condo=. $5.000 or best 711w. 6834113. G.S.T. Cal 723-7961. (052891) NO G.S.T. At Deals On Wh"$ I monthly, large CENTENNIAL Lake - new 2- (052691) teat Grand Pru, black, 40,000 Public Autor art. Over 2 awes OPEN HOUSE selection of homes Cal Doug Ricid bedroom ctw. 1 1/2 baths. 1wwftd km, non-smoker. Loaded, mint of vehicles for sale by owner. VXAM M person. $85 eddy, available• or central heating and air 1972 Champion, 45'x10', luly condition, $11,000 cenilied. Open sverySuwdayonly. 1730 WED. i THURS. 3.7, SUNDAYS 11-4 666.68M Community Financill conditioning. screened equoped house trailer row sale, 688-2736. (O5,'i091) Simcoe St. N., Oshawa 725- 1663 Nash Rd., Unit 18, Bowtftanvilk (Ctlttrtia) Services• (061391) sundock, fantastic view, 20 good corndition, will trade for Comala wagon. 0002. Leave message. SE corner of Nash i Trolls Roads. IMMACULATE . fu detached rules boating. year round road. voltieie or boat. $6,500 value. WD.19" grey. - (TFALL) 434.9783 or 436.2605 O-level l badkspQ. 4right. excelent hunting and fishing. 1.613.333-2728. (053191) Kwrin 9857354 or 1-705-786- 1072. (060891) �dr~BlsuCloth mkt AM/FM tucks for sal• Hakorp Property Management bright. satin k4cMn, workout cal oil, blahs. eia40 9a+1•a beat air over $190.500 Open house by . cassette. SS,000km, excelent 1 Quiet pd sac bdrms., ill rill. •Fn. �' from family room to fully fenced qi/ C r�aa• A lme9 BonAir 1050 tent trailer, condition. $11,000. 43aeoe5. appointment. 725-4346. AJAX Harwood i Hwy. Opt fOWIM ler fent yard, walk to schools and shape• o'er 1.800 sq. I orty 1 bsmt, cam. air. "EAt-in ice box, stove. sleeps 6. awning. Call 427.5039. (053091) 19" Suzuki Saiml "Pow, 4 wheel drive, AM/FM cases". area 3bedroxntownhouse.2 11.1%juAlkWarriled$154,900. Open House baths, large fenced yard• JUN trole on steering wheel, T -roof. Sunday. 571-4488 or 576- /st. $925 morthly. 686.7289. AJAX - timsned •Dom in air- 95N.(053191) (053191) conditioned home. close to bus 1970 GMC pickup. 61.800, FOR rent - luxury motor Km . stop with shared facilities. Non- LARGEST lot n subdivision. OSHAWA - 3 -bedroom smoker. Phone 686-4842. with huge interlocking brick townhouse in clean corrplw, (052691) patio. 3 bedrooms. balcony off includes all utilities and 4 leather, Z52. boss. no waters, mastw, step-up Rol mm tub in appliances. Close to all PICKERING - fumished room. on suite. finned roc room. on amenities. Call 434-3972. separate entrance and quiet coon in NE Oshawa. (053091) facilites. $95 weekly. 939- ciao* b 401 a an amen4ios. 1974 LIONEL HARDTOP sent. 4271. Call after 6 p.m (052991) $165,000. 1-416-379-8872_ PICKERING - 30oGoe wit Condition. cruise. tilt, power (053191) 1 clean, cos* o GO and AIR-CONDITIONED $21,000. Phone 668-8515. ahs a and arnoppig. Available June room, N. cable. park�� NORTH Oshawa - R2000. 7 1st, $1.000. Ca Srephane at prr"" Dhore r^dJd0d- share year old 2 -bedroom semk 491.6134. (052991) kitchen. bath. laundry. working bungalow. garage. walkout karrModiaM' ati7 ��' Kevin.consolidations, Dorton. non-smok*r. $325 from bedroom, unfurnished room far eslmt monthly. Fist and last. 420- basement. $129.900. 1wwftd 5501. (052191) ToiopI ci 579.1997. (053091) targe room In brmt apt. semi. turn. Huge living room, dining room, 4 appis., cable, 4 Pi beth, sep. entrance, super location, near shopping, bus. Non-smokers. I WANT TO BUY I will buy your house, townhouse or (endo by assuming mortgages. Flexible closing - Any location. .� 9a-6-6pm. 7 days a WOW IIS. Homs (053191) 311111111, Trans AM GTA- while, 5 kre, baled with stereo con excolisro condition. 40•00o km 1•Cfaatlen trole on steering wheel, T -roof. pricy negotiable Cap anytime. 432-9285. (053191) IRS WAW windows. tow riles, lady rsndnored, laundry. paAeag. bedroom on site. 10 gal. hart. driven. Ike now. 1114.900. (416) 1970 GMC pickup. 61.800, FOR rent - luxury motor Km . 985-0877, (416) 985-0169. fbreglen truck a4 tug size• good rates, mileage and in- (053091) 11MO or best Dew. 7257429. surance included. Call 686- 1987 Chwr►o Carpe. euro, (052691) 4109 ane 7 p.m. (05300 1) leather, Z52. boss. no waters, wattle 4 Whets �OW ore owner. 37,000 km, $27.500 1 evorrngs. It�s2eo/) certified. Allan 686.1772. recently cortmied, but reeds k- amenaes, backs ono park tot. (053191) 1991 Safari Van, Extended 1974 LIONEL HARDTOP sent. 1957 Mazda RX7- sunroof. air. 8 Passenger, boded' trailer. sleeps B. good Condition. cruise. tilt, power slow O0T0O^dtion.5.000km, condition. Sink. 2 ourner stove, mirrors, extended warranty. $21,000. Phone 668-8515. fridge. propane tanks, asking AFM cassMle. tow --sage, (059191) $1,500. Phone 686-0574. as" $6.000. Call 428-7897 19110 Dodge, ore ton maxi ion• (053191) lemw message. (062981) 360 engine, queen size bed. 00 416.946-fW20 SOMERSET Trailer Park - 1987 Iroc Camaro T -roof luirs good' 113'800. Also ter kw - 1 1iMafN NORTHEAST Oshawa - 4- sunny kAcnwr. large i ground pool. 4.oma Square. clearance, new 35' roar bmick with I~ wwronvs. tb for mot petering or anchor . S Pxokmrrg.31274,930.8397427. bedroom 2-0orey hone. 1 1!1 rsndnored, laundry. paAeag. bedroom on site. 10 gal. hart. laded, ar. p.w., p.L. AM/FM, installation. fes in elevator. AJAX - Large 4-bodil house batfa. don. finshod rec room badroorn. large tot, rater 401. future GO. $102.000. Open Asking $19.000. resales pad wheeled rima. 9ced work. 571.6074. (063191) to Marc. laundry. parking. eeoe, garage.left with ccrscustomlipi a available. . Rental coRagea. Lake. Ph- 1-70& attar condition, $17,000 or best 1977 Dodge Window van, close to GO and other central air, upgrades. fact srniela horns. r per- foci stainer Ante. Profits - evorrngs. It�s2eo/) affair. 7251294. (052891) recently cortmied, but reeds k- amenaes, backs ono park tot. 31169.900. No agents. Cam 579- RICE LAKE - 100 feet, 738-2615. (053091) 1957 Mazda RX7- sunroof. air. th body work. $750. 179 8148. 5400 all inclusive. Cali 7384 or 434-5004. wominx L 0.7 awe owage tot Nttfta a 5 -speed now tires. brakes. (OSOa91 1 anytime 6865194. (052897) OPEN House Saturday a with hydro and with eacueve 1 $111,000. Days 6e8-4321, even - Ylrq 1,200 sq. IL refsaurarc WATERFRONT modern forte Sunday. 2-5 a.m. Bright 4. neighborhood for sale. karrModiaM' ati7 ��' Kevin.consolidations, imps 434-7805. (052891) SAN Fm won wwoodatwo at• decC bedroom spaciousdetadned, spaoua Telephone (416) 432-7360. ttla7 Olds C AJAX -lowly home. sing is . f>rM person h� $425 morfr*South sunny kAcnwr. large i ground pool. 4.oma Square. (053191) room, $75 weekly, air i2 Liverpool . S Pxokmrrg.31274,930.8397427. BETHANY 8uldirg Lots - 2 es - rsndnored, laundry. paAeag. SI. on Fenefvn l'a Bay. Avail- (�1) colas las. fully serviced and Available Jure , st Cam 427- e s able J`"'o , Ctxr 8314536. badroorn. large tot, rater 401. future GO. $102.000. Open ready to go. 100 x 225 ft. 7113 woJ in 427.7653 (060291) OSHAWA - 4-0edroan hortr. Bethany Vinare. $59.000 oath. days. Naw message for P. SUITABLE for a single prem with oaths income from Won't last. 416-884-7655 Kingston. (052991) with chid, a woman oft fact srniela horns. r per- foci stainer Ante. Profits - evorrngs. It�s2eo/) NEWLY NEWLY painted basementwhouse, eehoil aped Mid seers the sio aly renwaaed. Vendor as- � • 10•�- morn in friendly townflouae, aartMe b sfharm a house in the sistrrce avaNabN, carries litre • ' kaNss SS Crera Brougham, immaculate condition. V-6. tufty loaded. original owner. 72.000 km highway mileage. eartflNd,, 118.800. 8363531. (062991) 1986 Ford Taurus V-6 aulornotie, A-1 dp+0ition. w- 1a. 54AQ 883-4942 (06289/) 1980 Grand AM - V-6 air MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 INSURANCE Rosslarhd Rd. arms. AvailableWer ;400 m hN in -June 30. Fhslrsd wee morn rent" � only $129.900. SAK,OAT o ante' power wirdowws. powr eludes utilities. laundry, Oack Cal Ed Hulchu lk Cram Redly FOR RENT - appro:ima4ely PaoeehP20• laat lode. AM/FM cassette, IN /ergs parking, must lie kids and she at F1N NN*Ea"D bed sMorn. it50 12 UOWML Cal 431 7206 s81ar 6 434-3.00. $053/91) 300 aq. 8. d frrishad, sol -con- safe family boat, extra equipme t i All 4 Oak X989 r best offer rwts. vllonran pn.ler►ed. Board negotiable. Cal Sue $3143a0. P -mi MMISNC) OSHAWA - onewtonal 3- tained office space. $375 monthly. 1730 McPherson /toric. 4.5. h d. IN bailor and all 725.964 p52N1) (05.9091) AJAX - prdNsionetrtorr srnec- badroorn. large tot, rater 401. future GO. $102.000. Open Coat. CaN 427-7400. (062991) t�i1y equipment. Cal Whisty 4164063169. IM Ford Tempo. tour-door. SOUTH Pic onaV - now talks. 2 I% Parson b share with 2 House Sunday. 1-4, 1100 PICKERING - spacious. .ltederll, funihsd tomemmrs (062991) all CpMdlionh1 cndse coma AWFM elare0 Caese•e p s., `�� single basement rooms. COWL Own belle i with on uuiM, laundry. rMear 601401, AuPRta Ave., Oshaws. 603 .. 1 BOAT Sloe - �n La" on Trent Syttsrrr quill Harbor, pb., pJ., good cortdiion, as - Shared ��• s aw. /) inellusive. Cal �s 420- (�• (053191) PORT Perry - Half acre 4W SMup Pho. good ne (705) king $2.900 or best offer. cwwi i Cal Chris $3/4612 PICKERING - Bay Ridges• was* plats hydro. CIN 424 semi dstachad bungalow. wM IM411 no, corretmcial of ea- 1946. (000"1) alta 6 PAL lix"191) 7461. (052901) PICKFJwn - emwu a IMans b firilMed basenteoL 9lwlbea Ylrq 1,200 sq. IL refsaurarc it 100$ Nissan Sentra. good Imo CALL CLASSIPI® 576 -SM 796.7872.796-7873 re 1 privao bath, to 4 I e .rsrarhoe, C -W. meq' quiet arae $475. Cal $37- Property. kroorru potential. $165,000. •39.6287. (OSZN1) al oars considered. Richard Ingley, RoNax Executive Zt boat. "Mason mahogany, laD� 165 Mere inboard/ osnrdmton. 11 300 work dons N's yaw. now tarrertissbn. krckrdas rotble 2 bbcirs konn 2002. (063191) PRIVATE - OshmAL $132,000, Andy Inc. 2654 3 p6.'IOxI) ClAboard• Ion sun 300 firs. on nbuld, new Imp. new PIWts. aokhg 0' oeRRed Cal hie Pickri" Town Crane. $ltd WadL 42D500t. (052091) PICKERING - spacious. .ltederll, funihsd tomemmrs aerps lags fol of 111M0y r illi Well $2.500. can 726-2511. (052.91) •4 bdrm., 3 bath, form. i MMTSY - Furnished roan h �^"� to shtr.. wak to tachimi� finish garage' 2 1Mr1 baths. finished roc room, newly. O 197. ({red, 4360,97. (o5319tCNC) 1 s.Thunderbird.ln goon RIM eat -Mt Wt. 3 r. quist hoaalak ciao* b all amenities, available GO student Preferred. Non- smoker. SM irokalas uMIOL refrI . ka0hen. 720-0167 a OV4M0ataw3pAL MOM) MONEY Prable -1 Overdue Oast We wn hW Lora, debt qp 16 1L 84-W Bowafdr, 0 0'• ROL boot with fu1 $4Ji0 or beat abr. CaBla$- 1171. •Loaded with upgradesl it immediately. Suit mature, karrModiaM' ati7 ��' Kevin.consolidations, financial 10P. 7S hrN pacer. Evinudo home with 0% commission. 7xr��a�M p -t Certified. 728-8252. $ .CN AMD&d& J11lm&i&. Clrb SSSIr'^-i 1Q 4rA. Q . �essrusr�r- . �. �;J I Q.1R . p� Wd•011' S1 i �r VXAM M person. $85 eddy, P52001) PRIVATE SALE - 3 112 yore OMOW n9• law thoncing- outboard and heavy duty IM Oldenslble Def It p L. GORGEOW N X 1W ertu� IiraNast 0063640 (0004x1) new. In quietmature AN 8PPfatlOm c mskW - traitor. EticNra condition. P•b.. air, AM/FY LIN O � 4ls.o QSTh sl,xxxt1Wod SMsiallboAMood, 30x120IL fol, "1 3 bedtoo"s, 21Q National Credit 433-1425. $4,000- 576-0173. p63191CNC) cesoeae.ortNMd. eaceleme IMt$3,500 Cant $35 . ck I *3 et ad do '91) � or huge bachebr�priv� rr c' may. q PMVATE olaom time, boouY- oil, blahs. eia40 9a+1•a beat air over $190.500 Open house by . "06 Thwdaaak Bow RWa, la.2 /~ 115 11,11 -rat otaboad, lose "0 Buldl Ce "Cul mq 4 Quiet pd sac bdrms., ill rill. •Fn. �' qi/ C r�aa• A people only. Private, entrarMa ful Vkwdm deer. =*at appointment. 725-4346. FAST a illo n 1st. 2nd and 3d om r lift fid bar. E -Z bed dtwr, PA. I&AL. rim wng end bsmt, cam. air. "EAt-in V „fir Cal 434-7314. (TF) aacrahrffM Cishem available now from $300 (053091) mongages. Purchase trate►, tow hours, exceftm and brakes, 2.8, auto., WI��L 5188.500- O ONE basement room - wry large aria brght, furrMiaMd, rrorwth• Cal 43/ 67.6 (TF) PRIVATE sale. Beaulu 4 ate• P� at smile. 08 eA hit d' bad orodk OK Col condition. enters. 427-1905. (053191) owrdrlve, clean. 136 5016. Relb18X Rouge River bean, . w rking la Picadult Mature. working scull only. onlg Mx11•M tw bosom anon 1e hone In xu VSuge d Nomad s $3OJ000 et" on Mnr;aOir� 6666--807home09.0 H C is FT. ONO Lbr. *Ann M (0.0.91) 190$ Civ. Caprloe ctemot Realty Ltd. Russell � . �s Rep-. 28& a� 8360 morifiy. Fist and lot. . 1 1 eels Searle" O'Hara staircase, �CsaMlls baMot, 50 hp. Evi nrde molar sedan, AMIFM siren commas, 3�Q w! W Ca1839.OQ57• (052041) JaCuz=I tub, bulli -in as • tireplaoe, CreaprlrA doubt 81;.006 b lend. doeepay- corrt�y overhauled. also has 6 hp. Johnson C horse be haas red po s� Ic �q bbiew . �s � AJAX - $Huth, hlrnishod bed - a" room• friendly adult boar, she MdUM own 2 pa wohroan, bras at door. $90 per work- 427.0394. (063191) FOR rant - furliatled room use of kNcfhmn and Imundry. Whin Rd and Hairy. 2, nor"moker. Call 420-0512. Ask for Margerd. (053191) AJAX . Harwood/401, dean room to Wt, use d kitchen, facilities. tole/ and baft no we*" facilities on p wrigme. sol studerr or singlet prion, $96 _todir. 426;904. fit) buy=. Home can be a aft in IM. arid �seWeriMla iALls� ReIL Relbx L b R6aty 09ha ra 576.3111 2/ Ilk 0•ow i 0 • 40 C, J e • "w0s sato awMged, call ()erg DO" m"im now top- 725- vaku ler $2AM C 0th Aub- drift and wak ey, wlF, ' r Brant ON 8605 Co"nMriy 450L M60791CNC) Cog 4284MM (O5.•HOgt) light e� C package, all window FNManciol Srvil,,ss, (061391) owerkps. Iter ew air and much 1662 Datsun 310 GX. ft 4 nsd. more. Must be seen to be A' W, hat $10,000 b land 6ali >We fµ.000 body sands wasrk doe beloved. 907-3309 anyth. . on a ^1Oa9a9a, RsPay rAy • 1 1 $500, as Is. 427-1250. Fib" $ $221 monthly. No credit (pNN1) No A9rgs 8000 0 _ (06309$) ClaCkl, f10 haeseb. Cao Mlspit 1N6 GMC 515• Sierra. 6- 00 18Trans Am, excellent 4962100 Toronto Line or ou GORGEONJOHN BOW HOW r hued, "4111re runt ktl doth oorMdNlon, YAM T -bar. am rod, SAVE srotrsands • with tow In- ban 11,900-307-61116.(053119111 blade. AM/FM eassone. 4 p.s., p b., AM IFM casae tor. •4 bdrm., 3 bath, form. ..rest and ad rate cylindist. 39.0D0 kin, amrl1I I cruise aorerd gray with wdriti "tortgargm pl Rick l BOK credit repair $9,000. 432-0952. ksarior, mokean oaw, as Is ivJdh ryas. "Fant. rmifn *Mn. O CermarMly FinancialFinancialSof rvbes eat -Mt Wt. (0591918NC) will car*. 571111 (062•x1) 00 -MM. (001301) NO CREDIT r just bad kick? laundry "Cent. air -Crnct Baa C1edk' I illwo. 1979 Chevy Monza, Vs, SOLD. SOLD • Firat don from Cram Surew 1890 Olds Clams Supreme - •Loaded with upgradesl ' !IN W MediatingTOLD. on In. Maoom Corardaras. dudiV � � •Intl., loaded, excellent rmoally c@rf�d•.AM� as- call fo "Isom „ a kegs ORM-IM >1?I6ii W Sate with $,.Ns. $274.500. RallMaxThe ROuge v River Resby Ltd. RN$•11 0 �ms I home with 0% commission. 7xr��a�M p -t Certified. 728-8252. $ .CN AMD&d& J11lm&i&. Clrb SSSIr'^-i 1Q 4rA. Q . �essrusr�r- . �. �;J I Q.1R . p� Wd•011' S1 i • ! ; ,. . - . . . _ • . FREE for expectant and new mothers when you announce your baby's birth in The News Advertiser! ACTUAL %M: a 11'r X5 1 µ' The Pink & B1ueTM Directory .. . 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S'..T69'9 11 465114�L- `PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,1"1 III CEDA'x UMSER'CYLINDRICAL LOCKSETS 1ECi FAT -10 -;, • "40XI(Y e BALL BRASS PRIVACY SET 1 --LA REG. 1279 999 4, iUAP • 2"X4'X12' SALE SM03 OR M4wXlc e BALL BRASS PASSAGE SET REG. 40C FT. REG. 12.49 999 4, 571905 SALE... PASSAGE ONLY rV �,,. ,,, Im .. BALL BRASS ENTRY SET KLU. 15.991099 THERMOS TABLET Ta ` ;-`' - - �= !I OP 571910 SALE... ENTRY ROPANE BBQ TANK EX= THERMAL CEDAR 13/77, REG. 43.99 MTRANCEDOORS, NOW THE qMERA" MODEL: INCLUDES 4 RIVIERA ti 3699'101011 BY zz�` RECLINING CHWAIRS, 4 -SUNBRITE- CUSHIONS, ONLY ENHANcETHE APPEARANCE OF YOUR HOME ONE 37"X54- RESIN TABLE, CRANKLIFT 7 1/2' 6 :.1• UMBRELLA, 6 PLACE MRS AND AN UMBRELLA A 4- VARIOUS SIM MARABLE ONS3000 BAW. '379 3"." 99111"1." PROPANE BARBECUES- NOW 30,OW UW FEATURES WMAX 390 SO. PC OF y COOMG ANA, FROW HAMMS. HVIT WADW-N01% W04DOW AM WICKER FURNITURE CRAw mm K"my R"ff 4-r "BIG SHOT" SHOP AM MO sm smvn Am TO 7M NAINIM& . . ........... . SPRINKLERS roe:Iry TAW INCLUDED y�E„„ > .. • 9 7 PIECE SET WITH CUSHIONS INCLUDES LOVE SEAT, 2 CHAIRS, TABLE AND 3 CUSHIONS - STYLISH * PRACTICALe COMFORTABLE 20 LB. PROPANE REG. 319.99 99 CYLINDERS ONLY w - amcmCM YOUR CHOICE -1 LOW PRICE • MODEL SPI0975 e T3100 * SP02014 • PROVIDES UNIFORM WATERING COVERAGE NOW 99 ONLYEACH 4T7220-4TI222-417218 SPLASH GUARD sy—Aw.Asr 0NlY e Pf&VEWS SOX & AM BKXM Irf D0*crm vam *4 Dessm Dw&cTm 4TWO - 2,r LOM a99 OSHAWA AJAX 1279 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 728-6291 ft a AAk 2 Am CEDA'x UMSER'CYLINDRICAL LOCKSETS 1ECi FAT -10 -;, • "40XI(Y e BALL BRASS PRIVACY SET 1 --LA REG. 1279 999 4, iUAP • 2"X4'X12' SALE SM03 OR M4wXlc e BALL BRASS PASSAGE SET REG. 40C FT. REG. 12.49 999 4, 571905 SALE... PASSAGE ONLY rV �,,. ,,, Im .. BALL BRASS ENTRY SET KLU. 15.991099 THERMOS TABLET Ta ` ;-`' - - �= !I OP 571910 SALE... ENTRY ROPANE BBQ TANK EX= THERMAL CEDAR 13/77, REG. 43.99 MTRANCEDOORS, NOW THE qMERA" MODEL: INCLUDES 4 RIVIERA ti 3699'101011 BY zz�` RECLINING CHWAIRS, 4 -SUNBRITE- CUSHIONS, ONLY ENHANcETHE APPEARANCE OF YOUR HOME ONE 37"X54- RESIN TABLE, CRANKLIFT 7 1/2' 6 :.1• UMBRELLA, 6 PLACE MRS AND AN UMBRELLA A 4- VARIOUS SIM MARABLE ONS3000 BAW. '379 3"." 99111"1." PROPANE BARBECUES- NOW 30,OW UW FEATURES WMAX 390 SO. PC OF y COOMG ANA, FROW HAMMS. HVIT WADW-N01% W04DOW AM WICKER FURNITURE CRAw mm K"my R"ff 4-r "BIG SHOT" SHOP AM MO sm smvn Am TO 7M NAINIM& . . ........... . SPRINKLERS roe:Iry TAW INCLUDED y�E„„ > .. • 9 7 PIECE SET WITH CUSHIONS INCLUDES LOVE SEAT, 2 CHAIRS, TABLE AND 3 CUSHIONS - STYLISH * PRACTICALe COMFORTABLE 20 LB. PROPANE REG. 319.99 99 CYLINDERS ONLY w - amcmCM YOUR CHOICE -1 LOW PRICE • MODEL SPI0975 e T3100 * SP02014 • PROVIDES UNIFORM WATERING COVERAGE NOW 99 ONLYEACH 4T7220-4TI222-417218 SPLASH GUARD sy—Aw.Asr 0NlY e Pf&VEWS SOX & AM BKXM Irf D0*crm vam *4 Dessm Dw&cTm 4TWO - 2,r LOM a99 OSHAWA AJAX 1279 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 728-6291 OSHWASIDUM WXL-W A AM -9 PA TAT.a &#A - 0 PAA 4w DHAWY AVULAKE UACTLY AS SHOWN v PHONE OSS ACClPnW - ALL ITEMS CASH AND AJAX HOURS: MON.-W 8 ".4 PIA SM 4 &M. - 6 RIA CAAW FIND US FAST * #401 ALL ITEMS STOCKED - PLEASE NOTE AE ALL STORES WE CANNOT BE HHD JUNE 1/91 . ALL Sun mus WHRA NESPONSIBLE Foot BY TELE-DW.T aumarnis LAST 101K= on OMISSIONS saw aw" NOT IN OIA ADVERT 001 I . e GALT. NOT MILAW IN PRK:ES "S4 41. SALE... 7 m $p V 549010 "RIV*W FOMNG CHAIRS 5 POSITION BACK x . .......... AM. 41." 99 36 iiiii r WMEAUX CHAIRS U Mo a E� a 4w EA dw AJAX 19 NOTION ROAD, AJAX 683-6771 AJAX HOURS: MON.-W 8 ".4 PIA SM 4 &M. - 6 RIA FIND US FAST SALE ENDS IN THE YELLOW PAGES JUNE 1/91 4p, BY TELE-DW.T CONTRACTOR SALES "Otxm&:a0AM. -sp MON.-Ra. I .