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A �c N AOM CIN JOM CO LL _ 8".,y, WMIC Genesis LIK tlealta Wadrtatidol►. April 15. 1992 Elf$ SID Edit, fan ylfffislA 76 papas A NlOwland CornrMNOY N&wWOPOf- ArenrM 35,E 704 + 54 GST - 75 cards PI I E RING " IMC ONLY THE VENT' BEST! KIDS EASTER HINT Vol. III No. 16 t Povedy'def'ln'lte,problem T �' AJAX-PICKERING _poverty is a problem "Poverty is definitely a problem here," ;n six Canadian children livesin poverty. " - r here although the area boasts one of the executive director Joan Skelton told the News Ms. Skelton says poverty is real in Ajax province's highest average incomes, the Social Advertiser at the council's annual general and Pickering and points to the following Development Council of Ajax -Pickering says. meeting last week. statistics compiled by the council: The agency defined child and family pover- Metro Children's Aid social worker Colin D Almost six per cent of Ajax and Picker- ty as a top social priority after a recent survey Hughes urged area social workers to pressure ing's population received financial assistance of 40 social service agencies, as well as minis- government to eliminate child poverty by the from Durham region's social services depart- terial services year 2000 at that gathering. He noted that one See THF.... Page A9 The March resale housing market in the area rose 32 per cent over February, reports the Toronto Real Estate Board. "Current market sales are in line with our prior predictions and should create a healthy, stable spring market," says TREB president John Hutton. He says 57 per cent of last month's buy- ers paid less than $200,000 for their new homes and calls the market ripe for both first-time and move -up buyers. Inside the ft, !oma.,, 2 He's #1 Big Brother Page A I I Dancing .across country Page A33 Hone Expr t Real Estate--.Pul4ont W I -out 6 BilUxwd AN Sports qN ....A35 Classif .A38 Ajax taxes rise By KEITH Ga.LIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - Town taxes will likely rise 1.78 per cent this year. That means that, if you currently have property taxes of $2,000 a year, you'll be paying an additional $1 a month for town services, which make up one-third of your taxes. The remainder of your taxes goes to the region and the school board you sup - PO Ajax council trimmed $427,100 from the $21 -million budget during a marathon 12 1/2 -hour session on Saturday. Treasur- er Greg Kirkbride told councillors the budget they've tentatively approved "pro- vides for the same level of service as was provided in 1991." The final budget will be presented to council for radficaion or rejection Ties - day. APM 21. Susan Dulay, the regional councillor for Wseds 3,4 and 5 and head of the bud- get advaorycommitm, says she wanted to bring in a budget with a tax iscmm below two per oeat. "I'm confident the community will be pleased wick the decisions we made, See AJAX.—Page A3 Practice makes perfect The Eastside Harmony Sweet Adelines Chorus leaves for a New York competition Thursday, April 23. Here, director Lesley Lapin &a ds the gawp with enthusiasm during a pubic dress -rehearsal show at the Vftp Retirement Centre, Pickering. photo by Andrew haanowski .100 mulls -- Advertise in Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (6i3-511() and Osha wC1.*1 lby fits Week 4579-4400).114,000 prone everY Wednesday � I ' INTO qO) April 18,10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. -� Plan modified - - Pickering Beach sewer proposal wins approval of Ajax councillors AJAX - A three-year plan has been approved to install sanitary sewers and reconstruct roads in the Pickering Beach area. A meeting for landowners and residents of the area will still be held in June when the new pro- posal will be presented. During town budget delibera- tions on Saturday, Wards 1 and 2 regional councillor Roger Ander- son proposed the modified plan, saying Pickering Beach "should be serviced. This is 1992, people. It's time w move on." Under Mr. Anderson's plan, the region would install sanitary sewers and reconstruct the roads. The town would pay any addition- al costs to bring the roads up to standards. The ditches in the area would remain and no storm sew- ers or sidewalks would be installed Mr. Anderson said the costs to the town for the three-year project would be $187,000 the fust year, 5245,000 the second and $116,000 the third. Previous discussions for the area had called for installing sani- tary and storm sewers, and urban- izing the roads with curbs and sidewalks. With full services — both sewers and urban roads — it would take 11 years to complete the whole area and cost between $8 million and $10 million. With Mr. Anderson's plan, landowners would st,11 have to pay the hook-up charge to the san- itary sewers. That cost ranges anywhere from $3,000 to S 13,000, based on a 50 -foot lot Installing storm sewers and urbanizing Seabreeze Dr. and part of Poplar Ave. would cost the town 5521,500. The region is responsible for installing and paying for sanitary sewers. Council split up the 5521,500, allocating $193,600 for Pickering Beach, 5161,700 to reconstruct Exeter Rd. and 5165,600 to rebuild Sherwood Rd. W. Hop down the Bunny Trail. APO M�-4- UP O/ TO � ,3 0 OFF Bunnykins' 11w -wow- Flop along to your 2 Purchase $30 or 3 Hop over to the ballot Royal Doulton Store more worth of Bunnykins box, fill in your ballot until Easter, you get and receive a free silver and you could win a up to 30% off all Burxrykins picture frame - an Fisher-Price High Chair Nursery Ware. $11.50 value. (no purchase necessary). PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 420-3801 FAJRVIEW MALL, TORONTO 496-8243 OF ALL THE DRMNG SCHOOLS YOU CANIHOOSE, ONLY ONE HAS 400 000 STUDEbm 'i0 "i6jiWIEND R At Young Drivers of Canada, exclusive in -class instruction we offer one of the most thorough from highly -trained instructors to defensive giver training programs make sure you understand all the in the country. defensive driving techniques. 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Let a accident -free driving. :: professional teach you to drive You'll also receive and survive. `• JV. y x We teach yell more than how to pass your driver's test. ® We teach you to drier and survive. r� y -r 0 0 • 0 #4592-07 s4s92-06 ; Oli Y rree�z-og #7892- 07 y� sprang APRIL s, '` ~` Starting SATURDAYS Ttt na" & Tirtrlrsda�ls Tuesdays i Thursftp APRIL 25 9 s.m. -4pat. 6 p.m. - 9:10 pin. 6 p.m. - 9:10 p.m. SATURDAYS 5 4 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 9 a.m. - 4.tn. 4 weeks ` Oslritwrl►a • • • Pickedng 4 .y} d y COURSES FILLING QUICKLY - CALL TODAY = � . .4� .z :111! . ... x, - time— .:..�.�.�.....�.................. y -r 0 0 • 0 011 I 11 Ll n u • Ajax tries t6-aintain service levels -f FROM PAGE Al mainly because we could take the time that we did," she says. Mayor Jim Witty was also aiming for a tax increase below two per cent. "Nobody set a goal, at least not that I was aware of. We worked until we felt comfortable with the budget and I think we all do," he says. Among the items approved are a modi- fied sewer program for the Pickering Beach area, $350,000 in computer hard- ware and software, two more firefighters, a $462,000 pumper truck for the fire department, a new bus and a new handi- trans vehicle for the transit department. To cut costs, council members elimi- nated their four -per cent pay raise (to save $8,500), the Ajax Recreation Advi- sory Committee's annual awards night ($6,000), an information brochure about town departments sent out to residents ($10,000), although parks and recreation department booklets will still be issued, and five unpaid working days off for town staffers ($25,000). Mr. Kirkbride says $16.275 million of the $21.25 -million budget will be raised through property taxes. The rest will come from other sources, such as provin- cial grants and subsidies, and surplus (including building permits and invest- ment income) from last year. Mr. Kirkbride notes 57 per cent of the budget will cover salaries, wages and benefits of town employees. Town staff had been instructed to bring in a budget that would have increased taxes by no more than 4.5 per cent. How- ever, staff was able to draft a budget that would necessitate a hike of 3.71 per cent. (Each one -per cent increase or decrease in the tax level represents $160,000. For example, if council wanted to cut the tax increase one per cent, S160,000 would have to be slashed from the budget.) Other than the two new firefighters, who would start June l and cost $55,000 for the remainder of the year, there are no Diana Henderson, 12, is taking part in art classes offered by the Ajax Public Library under insinxxor Laura Hair. photo by Andrew Iwanowski DELIVERY SERYK;E Ww011 FOR THEE MEM i RMN C1 1 ro 1<01M OOO YMN y01M IEtOi AWA911MER GIrrER 100E AM M THE Din NEM WEDNESDAY, APML 16,1= 7NOM M APNL 1i, I= WE (#A" NEWS ADVERTISER IEMM Mff CMM OA ) ("MIC(.) '0r1 'WITIONAL$PORT$ fiM) MAXI DRUGS (AJAX) RMffi PWS (MAINP M) 'SEARS (AJAWPICK.) aFx ESIA c K) 940PPws ffiW MWr (&I► ) VOOLCO (AJ WICK.) WHEELS CLOW WEST (MVWM) WN11E ROBE uNA MAIL) oQuaN.II.P1t�1l1� l new staff hirings. Dave Low, the town's chief adminis- trative officer, told council that some departments are looking at contracting out work previously done by municipal employees, and some areas may be reor- ganized to make better use of staff time. Mr. Low said overtime, car allowances and mileage will be restricted. The parks and recreation department will have another 50 acres of parkland to look after, while the engineering and works department will have another 22.56 kilometres of roads to maintain. "With no new employees, the same level of service will be attempted to be maintained," Mr. Low said. AJAX-PICKERING - A 20 -year-old Ajax man required sev- eral stitches to reattach an ear partially tom off in an assault. Police were called out to Ajax and Pickering General Hospi- tal just after 1 a.m. Monday morning after the assault victim was taken there by a friend. The assault took place near the Pizza Pizza outlet at Westney Rd. and Hwy. 2. A few hours later, police charged a 22 -year-old Brougham resident with assault causing bodily harm. Police don't know how the man's ear was damaged or if a weapon was used. SNOOKS I&T SEARS Selected Gas Ryder, Red Ryder and gas LT shocks. #81000/69000/63000. Sears reg. 28.45-48.20. Ea... 21.33-36.14 Installed struts also 25% off. e Wices end SaL, April 18, 1992. while gpantities fast. rs Stores ani closed Good Frklay, April 17,1992 your money's worth... and more SEARS PICKERING AUTO CENTRE OPEN MON.-M. 8:00 A.M.-9-00 P.M. SAT. 8:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. - ....-... ....... ..........................................,...............,......,..r..,.............._................... .. .-.•._.► ;Yi .�` i. cs• s^ •, ... _ '" "s .., =way++: so .x li+ :�' ,.::. nom, PAGE 4,A-T=N&WSADVER71SEk WED, APRIL 1S. 1"2 REGULAR -PRICED SHOES Soft Fit, women's leather Reg. 59.99. fair........ 44.99 fid. leetlw p xnps br wORren. fiear� reE- 39-99- Pair .. 2E.>is meq. arws aAoww aw Sws pore Air Slop, women's shoes. Sears 61reg. $65.70. Pr ....... 48.75-52.50 exluding brogue and special purchases vow Secret' kmvw Wxm for ,worm,. '.Sears rea. 39-99- Pr Io m A Westiss• women's leather shoes. Atter Apr.18,1992. SW pr. Now.37 50 ,s ' shoes for boys and gats. A111W Apr. 18. 1392, 24.9942.99, pr. ��"Ncw ....N,.7442.N IN SALE PRICES END SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1992. SEARS STORES ARE CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1992. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. BRAMALEA FAIRVIEW CITY CENTRE MALL DIXIE ROAD i SHEPPARD AVENUE i HIGHWAY 7 DON MILLS ROAD ERIN MILLS GERRARD TOWN CENTRE SQUARE ERIN MILLS PARKWAY A EGUNTON AVENUE W. GERRARD ST. i PAPE AVENUE C45hiff AIRS10 your money's worth... and more MARKVILLE PICKERING SCARBOROUGH CENTRE TOWN CENTRE TOWN CENTRE HIGHWAY 7 i HIGHWAY 2 i MCCOWAN ROAD i McCO WAN ROAD LIVERPOOL ROAD HIGHWAY 401 OAKVILLE PLACE GEW TRAFALGAR ROAD PROMENADE MALL CLARK AVENUE A SATHURST ST. SHOPS ON STEELES AT 404 STEELES AVENUE i HIGHWAY 404 r -- SQUARE ONE MISSISSAUGA HIGHWAY 403 HIGHWAY 10 i UPPER CANADA MALL NEWMARKET DAVIS DRIVE i YONGE ST. WOODBINE SHOPPING CENTRE HIGHWAY 27 & REXDALE SOULEVARD YORKDALE CENTRE ALLEN EXPRESSWAY i HIGHWAY 401 is • 0 0 1# 0 0 • J r Spending cuts 'tragedy' for handicapped By MICHELLE BAIN Journalism Intern DURHAM - Developmentally - handicapped residents in the com- munity will be hurt by provincial spending cutbacks, an expert says. "More people need our ser- vices everyday but the govern- ment will not increase funding," says Keith Powell, executive director of the Ajax, Pickering and Whitby Association for Com- munity Living (APWACL). "This forces us to provide less ser- vices." APWACL is a non-profit orga- nization that helps about 125 developmental I y -handicapped people with a variety of services, including residential and voca- tional programs. "We are providing a critical human service," says Mr. Powell. "Developmental Iy- hand icapped individuals belong in the commu- nity and we are helping them find a place for themselves." The association receives 95 per cent of its funding from the Ontario government. Although the three communities the associ- ation covers have one of the high- est estimated population growths in Durham, the province increases funding only four per cent every •1. N PICKE1WGAJAX PICKERIW TOWN CENTRE 039-44x18 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. r HARWOOD PLACE MALL 683= 11 AY -SPY 77%res no trick ,Vto buying V great signs hapickSOAe PAW "d fid 0%1— Display 427-4361 • Signs • Computer Cut or Hand Lettering • Banners • Displays • Trude Lettering • Illuminated Signs • Sink Screen Printing • Window Lettering • Design • Artwork The sign aurpa l d fie Tomdo %* Jays year. "This barely covers inflation, " says Mr. Powell. In the past, the province would "bail out" the association with extra money at the end of the year if it went over budget. As of this year, that money is no longer available. So, the association is looking at cutting services to save $200,000. Mr. Powell is most concerned about a possible cut in staff. As 90 per cent of the budget is spent on salaries, APWACL is looking at ways to reduce staff hours and training time. This will ultimately result in a lower level of care, he charges. "We may have to consider wage reductions and staff layoffs. This would be unfortunate. All of the staff are committed, caring people. It's a tragedy. With less staff contact time, the people we support are the ones who will suf- fer." L'J I n1L daSVVa ALV 6R a aaWl• V•LLq Afa►aa, AJ• 177(rfAVb J -A 2ND ANNUAL "AL Register by Event to be held Thursday May 2, 1992 Saturday, May 7-9,195 ENTER YOUR CHILD IN THE FOLLOWING EVENTS: • Bonnet - Tying - Babies up to 8 months • Three -Yard Crawl - 9 months through to 12 months • Five -Yard Walk -13 months through to 20 months • Ball Toss - 21 months through to 30 months REGISTER NOW Fm PA=ft t Totfrn Crm es Diaper Derby by conte the emy form be air aad mail w or drop off at Iafoplam Pickering Toes Caere; 1355 Ri Wwo Rd, Pickering. Ont. L1V 1138. For fWdkr infwneda, pure contact Judy Soots at 427-7442 SWsored 4: CANADIAN SCHOLARSHIP Tl._,,.. ",., ENROLMENT OFFICE M41110.0..00690„,map EFOR 1 Nan�� 1 Gusrdiso Addtress Rem' 1 l p>0ne Bus.' ULES & REmr. GI ma,,t, NS t 1 WIlud to> wed `. «kt°'”-1 ' 3.Fss=Y WUbecoptstcM_��.��"�'��� Enquiries: (416) 330-6355 Brian Mathieu NMI PAGE&A-T= N)EM A1D��' *rrb, Aft& tj4, lilt Editorial 4x ¢ Help feed the hu- ngry There are still many mouths to feed in Durham Region. On Friday, a Share Bag was delivered with your edition of the News Advertiser, asking for your help to help feed the hungry. For the sake of a few cans of non-perishable food items, you can help a needy child, a needy senior, a needy family. In Durham Region, about 130,000 lbs. of food are shipped into the area every month by the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto. All that food (and generosity) is put to good use in helping others who are less -fortunate. And there's more. The Daily Bread Food Bank is looking to expand its service to fully meet the growing need in communities surrounding the greater Toronto area. Local organizations and community groups interested in participat- ing can help spread the benevolent reach of the Daily Bread Food Bank and other food bank operations. Individuals in our communities can help by volunteering their time or donating equipment to Durham -based agencies that distribute food to the needy. This annual Easter food drive provides many of us with an opportu- nit) to reach out, in the smallest of fashions, to help others. Buy a few extra cans of food when you grocery shop this week. Use the Share Bag provided by the News Advertiser and drop it off at your nearest fire hall. The Daily Bread Food Bank will thank you, and so do we at the ;dews Advertiser. Most importantly, the people who will benefit from your generosity the homeless, the jobless, the children -- will thank you. Letters Mvate'meeting -----PlaysPoliticians hypocritical behamor To the editor, Re: "Council slammed for meet- ing with developers". Unfortunately, when the recent municipal election revealed a 'return to power' for certain Pickering's council members, manv residents expected to see reoccur- renccs of these councillor's time- honored hypocritical behavior. After the recent clandestine dinner party between Bramalea Limited and our 'honorable' councillors and town planners, we certainly were not disappointed. While declaring that "too many council meetings were being held in private", our hypocritical munic- ipal leaders proceeded to join Bramalea Ltd.'s representatives for a private evening of dining and dis- course on the developer's updated plans for the Altona Forest. Why do our council leaders consistently proclaim one view, then proceed to announce themselves exempt from their own principles? I applaud Councillor Maurice Brenner, who had the integrity to exclude himself from this cloak- and-dagger repast. Unlike Wayne Arthurs and Kip Van Kempan, Mr. Brenner recognizes the rules of political etiquette and commitment• As for the latter — their commit- ment continues to be the 'restruc- turing' of the Altona Forest via Bramalea's plans for a new subdivi- sion. - Amusingly, the News Advertiser found Brenner's actions to be worth a hearty recourse. It would seem odd that the Advertiser would print a critical editorial against a councillor who is primarily concerned about political principles. Perhaps this is an example of journalistic bias, after all, doesn't the News Advertiser gather revenue from Brenner's rivals, Kip Van Kempan and Doug Wellman. whose paid business advertisements must win them some favor in this publication. Maurice Brenner deserves commendation, my good editors, not criticism — and certainly not the whimsical, 'ad hominem' sort that was presented in a recent editorial. That was simply bad journalism. As a concerned resident of Pickering, and a vocal supporter of responsible environmental steward- ship, I am aware of what Bramalea Is proposed development will do to the Altona Forest. This forest is a criti- cal pathway to and from the Rouge Valley for myriad wildlife species, including White-tailed Deer, Red Fox and many varieties of songbirds_ Bramalea's proposed plans, (and 1 encourage you to contact our town planners to investigate these plans) leaves no reasonable sanctity to this Rouge-Duffin's corridor. Many authoritative organizations, (includ- ing the Federation of Ontario Naturalists and the Sierra Club of Canada) have voiced a concern over the proposed development of the Altona Forest. So here we have it, Bramalea Limited decides to hold a private meeting with the municipal heavy- weights — a meeting that (alleged- ly) only details proposed revisions to a plan which is presently in front of the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) for judgement. A plan which has not yet been approved by the OMB, and, if accepted, will doubtlessly subdi- vide the Altona Forest into residual plots of brick and asphalt. I contend that this private meeting was Bramalea's attempt to influence new members of council while prevent - News Advertiser prevent - Ing the opportunity for legitimate arguments by community members. Unfortunately, our councillors (except Mr. Brenner) did not possess the integrity to keep municipal busi- ness in municipal arenas. I suspect that the 'appropriate bonds' were cast between Bramalea and our municipal leaders, and that a con- certed effort will now follow to secure a new subdivision on the Altona Forest property. It certainly aggravates me to know that our municipal business is conducted in such a fashion — alliances sworn at the rim of a wineglass. A. Michael Kundu Pickering by Steve Nease The Nowt Adverhse,• Pfd every Suntlay• Ave . /yoK. OrOolo LIS 2HS. b orw of true MetrokuW oral Friday at 130 commercial Of nbubpn newspapers wrich ktck+des NaK/Rcken� • Pt�bllshlrtp and fps .Ang a«v Advonce. Brampton Guardian. Burlington Post.Cdllnpwo ne ryon, Etoblcora coke Week. Markham AWghse,, Georgetown "dependent. lOrtpfton This Meek. llndsay Ittb Week. Morkharn Ecohom'" d Sun. MRon Canodlan Ero. North York Mlnar. N01hurrnberla W News. ockvlla B gyp, q et This Week. Peterborough TNs Week. Richmond HNF/T1160 . Liberal. Say. oM ugh Mirror. Nlkbrldge/Strnlf *Q Tribute, Toopys Serion. Page >5os moy vary eraAghl. from orougwd roto cord due to machoricd regL&,me,tts of different prhters. 1 1*11a td Mktg. Pl tA*dng and Dlstrng h lbuho member of the Canodlon Commurtlry " Pai'o7 Ate • Mand Community NowV per, Assocl~ mW Orttafb Rost Coutts. Second ads' Mas R0000"on Number 1897, Mos VAAcApllon rota in Conodo: 1 your. $70 Per edIllm. $I r 9) w 0 r� u The entire content JOANNE OATS - M - Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES -Managing Editor i of the News Advertiser Is pro- HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertisi Mon n9 ager A Metroland Community Newspaper 1iCted bycop'IrFigM MONIQUE LEA - Retail Soles Manager : and unauthorized ABE FAKHOURIE - Distribution Manager • use wlf howl written NEWSROOM - "3.6110 - • Timothy John Whittaker Consent Is proMbN- lisher Thebright eresmes DISTRIWWN - 663-5117 • RETACtAASSSIiHEEDD 6113-6110 it* to - 796-76772 Classify or Fetus* FAX - 443-7363 Publisher any odvertiserrlent NATIONAL ADVENnsim(' SALES 493-1300 at his discretion. REAL ESTATE 1 AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 791.7674 The Nowt Adverhse,• Pfd every Suntlay• Ave . /yoK. OrOolo LIS 2HS. b orw of true MetrokuW oral Friday at 130 commercial Of nbubpn newspapers wrich ktck+des NaK/Rcken� • Pt�bllshlrtp and fps .Ang a«v Advonce. Brampton Guardian. Burlington Post.Cdllnpwo ne ryon, Etoblcora coke Week. Markham AWghse,, Georgetown "dependent. lOrtpfton This Meek. llndsay Ittb Week. Morkharn Ecohom'" d Sun. MRon Canodlan Ero. North York Mlnar. N01hurrnberla W News. ockvlla B gyp, q et This Week. Peterborough TNs Week. Richmond HNF/T1160 . Liberal. Say. oM ugh Mirror. Nlkbrldge/Strnlf *Q Tribute, Toopys Serion. Page >5os moy vary eraAghl. from orougwd roto cord due to machoricd regL&,me,tts of different prhters. 1 1*11a td Mktg. Pl tA*dng and Dlstrng h lbuho member of the Canodlon Commurtlry " Pai'o7 Ate • Mand Community NowV per, Assocl~ mW Orttafb Rost Coutts. Second ads' Mas R0000"on Number 1897, Mos VAAcApllon rota in Conodo: 1 your. $70 Per edIllm. $I r 9) w 0 r� u 10 ;l • 0 T= NEWADVaTIBFi MVS AM& Lir IMPAGB 7•A icketin*g restdentsnry a 4 Jim Leckey TWO F council changed project "' h without giving them no dcx sea AJAX - The Ward 3 May 11 byelection will be a two -horse race. Jim Leckey and Steve Parish will contest the position, which was vacated in early March by John Price. Nominations closed at 5 p.m. on Monday. Mr. Parish ran for the Wards 3, 4 and 5 regional position in the November election, while Mr. Leckey is taking his first shot at municipal office. Advance polls will be held Saturday, May 2 and Wednesday, May 6, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., in the council chambers in the town hall, at the comer of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. PICKERING - Councillors were chastised Monday night by residents living near Brock Rd. and Finch Ave., who are upset the politicians approved changes to a proposed development with- out letting them know. "I'm appalled, flabbergasted and shocked," said Adrian Hawco, describing how he learned of the alterations by watching last week's council meeting on TV. "We should be kept up to date at all times." The development is proposed to include a hotel, apartment buildings, office space and com- mercial outlets. Council last week :, T, had approved changes to road patterns that would allow more entrances into the development from Royal Rd. But, on a 3-3 vote, council decided not to circulate the altered proposal to area residents, deciding changes were too minor. Residents also criticized coun- cillor Rick Johnson for stating last week that he'd consulted Royal Rd. residents about the changes. Those at Monday's meeting denied Mr. Johnson had spokento them. Mr. Johnson apologized, say- ing there was one resident he'd spoken to on the subject for about ti,o c e 20 minutes. "With cable TV, it's evident everything you say can be labelled and used," he observed. Interested residents were invit- ed to list their names and addresses for future notice regarding the development, but one man pointed out, "We filled them out last year." Council can still reconsider design of the development. Ward councillors Johnson and Enrico Pistritto are to meet with resi- dents tomorrow, Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. in the councillor's committee room at the civic com- plex to review the proposal. MEN'S ALL .'WEATHER NYLON: WINDBREAKER SUIT UPWI MIRWIcior, ` 2 p1ACe. 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(The council cites an October 1991 Canada Mortgage liaising Corpo- ration market rental sur- vey which says average rents in the Ajax -Picker- ing area are $437 a month for a bachelor apartment, $705 for a one -bedroom, $728 for a two-bedroom and $911 for a three-bed- Take the GO Train to the Jays game and there'll be no stopping us. For GO Information, call 665-0022. Hearing-impaired devices: 1-800-387-3652. QA& MqVTPAW k.Ia ".7.3- _ " Society'can't afford to w By LINDA *7= Staff Reporlkr AJAX-PICKERING - Poor children "risk the theft of their future," so communities must be "vigilant" in their efforts to ward off poverty, a social worker warns. "We're now at a critical juncture of either advancing or eroding the well-being of families with children," believes Colin Hughes, co-chair of the Child Poverty Action Group and social worker at Metro Children's Aid. W. Hughes shared his concerns at the Social Development Council of Ajax-Pickering's annu- al general meeting here last'Thursday. Poor families are those which "lack resources ro access goods and services...which are accepted as a decent standard of living," he said. They include families whose next meal may be from a food bank, who are afraid to let their children out to play because of the neighbodx)od they live in, and who must decide whether to pay rent or eat. "Their children are the ones left behind on school trips," suggested Mr. Hughes. 'They're RCA taught to expect little out of life." One in six children in Canada live in poverty, he told area social workers and school board rep- resentatives. Mr. Hughes is hoping to improve the odds of poor children through Campaign 2000, a nation- ally -sponsored movement which aims to pres- sure all political parties to eliminate child pover- ty. It follows a 1989 House of Commons resolu- tion to eliminate child poverty by the year 2000. Among the group's goals are: Meeting on poverty The Counsellors Association for Durham Region will discuss the impact of poverty on children at its annual general meeting May 29. For more information, call Bruce Cameron at 427-2928 or Linda Lowrey -Bell at 666-3821. poor'rite off - a full -employment economy; - appropriate and affordable housing, comprehensive family security policies; and - sustained community support programs to enhance the economic stability and social resources of families. "Raising children is a public and private responsibility," Mr. Hughes argued. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Pay now or pay more later." The infant mortality rate among low-income families is twice that among affluent families and poor students are three times as likely to have poor school performance than non -poor students, according to Mr. Hughes. Poor kids are also dis- proportionately involved in criminal offences and juvenile offenders become adult offenders, he said. 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To have, your events pro- maled in 111900ard, cog us at 693- 5110 Or write, to ft Aiax-Pickering News Advefiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. Th* deadline for Billboard gems is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day pxbication, 10 am. the Wednesday prior to Friday pubtico- tan and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday pubiccfion. 1 SCHIZOPHRENICS Friends of Schizophren- ics, Durham chapter, meets Wed., April 15 and the third Wednes- day of every month from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Mark's church house, 200 Byron It. S., corner of Coban St., Whitby. Everyone welcome. Free admission. Refreshments served. 404-1301. EUCHRE PARTY: The Ladies Au xlk k3rY of the Royal Canadian Legion, branch 606, wig hold a euchre party Wed. April 15 at 8 p. m. at the Legion hal. 1555 Boyly St. Cost is S2 or S 1 for seniors. 839-2990. UNITED WAY MEETING: The Unit- ed Way of Alax-Pickering invites community members to its 22nd an nud general meeting Wed.. April 15 at 7 p.m at the CAW Local Hal. 140 Hunt S1 , Ajax. Guest speaker is Nancy Mutch, executive drector of the Distress Centre of Durham Region. 686-0606 HEAD INJURY: -he Head Irn)ury Association of Durham Region will meet Wed.. April 15, at 7:30 p.m_ at 459 Bond St E., Oshawa. Sur- vnrors group on main floor. family and caregrvers group upstairs. Transportation available. 723-2732. BOARD OF TRADE LUNCH: FekJer- d cabrfef '-nesters Barbara McDougall and Otto Jelinek will answer questions at a Board of Trade luncneon Wed . Apr! 'S 11:30 a m. r tie banquet r,->-- of Gallantry's PicKer17x9'_c.-..e S 12.427-44'S WARD 1 FORl1NE Pickering Ward 1 residents are invited to a forum on taxes with councilors Maurice Brenner and Doug Wellman, MPP Jim Wiseman and school board trustees Wed., April 15 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Rouge Hip Library, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy 2. 420-4605, 16LAe LEAGUE: er Leche he League ague Plcker- ing invites pregnant and breast-feeding women to its meeting Thurs., April 16 for information and support. Meeting starts at 7:45 p.m.: babies welcome. 283-5044.427- 8063. LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Association of Durham West will meet Thurs., April 16, at 8 p.m.. at Lincoln Avenue Riblic School, 70 Lincoln St., Picker- ing Village. AN welcome. 683-8432. TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR- The Durham Chapter of the Canadian Association for Production and Inventory Control and Durham Col- lege will host a tug -day seminar on Bar Coding Technology Thurs., April 16 at the college's Oshawa Cam- pus. 2000 Simcoe St. N. S 195 plus GST. A taper cent discount for CAPIC members. It will be followed by a dimer meeting at Earl of Durtlarn, 227 Brock St. S., Whitby. Cash bar from 6 to 7 p.m., dinner of 7 and presentation from 8 to 9 p.m. S20. Details and registration at 576- 02 10. 76- 0210. ext. 479 (Sandra Kazmichuk). BOOK SALE: The Children's Aid Society of Durham Region will hold a charity book sale Thum. April 16. from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sat.. April 18, from 9 a.m. to 6 p m.. at the Midtown Mal, John St. W_ Oshawa. Adult and children" books avail- able. Proceeds to the soclety's child abuse treatment program. 427-2928 I IL 07 A CHRISTIAN SINGLES: Christian SrngK,s Sc-. it ,:_- _ ~,r_ A, IH meet S,_ ID not • 11-4 0 , F, Af: , y I� 4. A purr-fect sholti Cats and more cats visited the Pickering Recreation Complex recently during the Motor City Cat Club of Oshawa's Champi- onship Cat Show. Jodie, left, and Lesley Dickinson show off two kinds of Himalayan felines. photo by A.J. Groen April 18, at 7:30 p.m., at the Chris- tian Life Centre, at the corner of Rosslarnd and Ravenscroft Rd., Ajax. The feature will be the movie The 10rng of 10rngs. Free admission. 686-6193 (Julie), 623-2126 (Lee), 929-0826. BOOK SALE: The Children's Aid Society of Durham -9ion will hold a charity book sale Sat., April 18, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Mid- town Mall, John St. W., Oshawa. Adult and childrens' books avail- able. Proceeds to the society's child abuse treatment program. 427-2928. FITNESS INTRO: The town of Pick- ering offers a free Introduction to its fitness room in the recreation com- plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., Thurs- day, April 19 at 7 p.m. Wear work- out attire. 420-4621. WEIGHT LOSS. The Lose Weight the Wellness Way support group will meet Mon., April 20. The group is for women and meets every Monday evening. For time, location or more information, call 427-6216. SINGING AUDITIONS: The Jean McDonald Singers will hold oudl- tions for men and women the week of Mon., Apr. 20. Cal Jean for an appointment. 837-2611. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club will meet Mon., April 20 at 8 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, 111 Hunt St., Ajax. Guest speaker Gordon Wick will talk on summer flowering beds. Yearly membership is $7. Everyone wel- come. 683-1463 (June). TWEIGHT LOSS: The Lose Weight the Wellness Way support group will meet Tues., April 2 ). The group is for women and meets every Tuesday morning. For location, time or more information, call 427-8216. CONCERT BAND: The Pickering Concert Band seeks new mem- bers, high school students wel- come. Rehearsals Tuesdays at The East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., at 7:30 p.m. 686-0523 (Steve). JOHN HOWARD: The John Howard Society of Durham Region will hold an open house and annu- al meeting at the Ernest Marks and Your cakndar of coining events Arnold Greene Resource centre, 492 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. The open house will run from 2 to 4:30 p.m., with a ribbon cutting ceremo- ny at 3 p.m. to open the resource centre. Annual meeting at 7 p.m RSVP at 579-8482 by April 18. SCHIZOPHRENICS: Friends of Schizophrenics, Durham chapter, will meet Wed., April 22 at St. Mark's church house, 200 Byron St. S. in Whitby from 7 to 9 p.m. The meeting will feature an information video about schizophrenia. Free admission. Refreshments served. 404-130) . UNION MEETING: The Durham Region Union of Injured Auto Work- ers will meet on Wed., April 22, at the C.A.W. Hall, Oshawa. For more information, call Eugene Culligan, 571-1667. ALZHEIMER SOCIETY: The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region will hold it's monthly meet - ng Wed., April 22, at 7:30 p.m. in the Senior Citizens Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. Refreshments served. 576-2567. stclir the paint and paper people Ivan LLPAPER BOOK ORDERS SA Over 20,000 patterns to choose from. Comparted to st Clair's special order hook price Fabric and accessories not included Offer expires Sat. 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Dale, now 31, became a Big Brother eight years ago because he had a good relationship with his father and he wanted to give to someone "something I had." Dale, a resident of Pickering, reflects on his relationship with Aaran, who lives in Ajax. "When 1 first started seeing Aaran, my role in his life was a fatherly one. Aaran is 14 now. As he gets older, we're becoming better friends, like brothers." When they're together, the "brothers" keep active. They watch movies, go out for lunch and dinner, take in baseball games, go for a spin on go-karts and occasionally go camping for the weekend. Dale says finding the time to spend with Aaran is the hardest part of being a Big Brother. "There is never enough time. Aaran is understanding. He knows I sometimes get swamped." Dale recommends becoming a Big Brother "only if you're sin- cere. "You become very important to your Little Brother. If you're not responsible, you could do more harm than good." Dale realizes just how impor- tant he's been to Aaran and how much good he's done for him after being named Big Brother of the Year. "I was surprised to win," says Dale. "A lot of other guys deserve to win it too." Ms. Mara notes the Big Brothers association is always looking for more volunteers to help boys from father -absent homes. "Four hours a week is the min- imum time requirement. That's a big investment for a lot of people, especially now with the economy the way it is. People are working a lot of overtime hours to make ends meet and there's not much spare time. But, if you're willing to make the sacrifice, the person- al rewards are great." Anyone interested in becom- ing a Big Brother can call 686- 2871. ..iAO... Garden Shop ILI I 100 ' Price Effective While Quantities last Till April 1811992 NOW OPEN nWr MA -11M NKwsAVVLKJ-*&Ai. VVLU, Arra. 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She charged that the university is targeting adults, mostly women, who are single parents, or who are working, or who are furthering their education for career skills or advancement. "You're talking about marginalizing them," said Ms. Maxwell. "What you're doing is not humane." The university has proposed an overall cut of 8.5 per cent or $3 million out of a S36 -million oper- ating budget. But George Nader, the princi- pal of Trent's Julian Blackburn College (JBC), said the cuts are disproportionate, with the biggest cut falling on adult continuing education programs. "The situation we're in is the worst crisis continuing education has ever faced at Trent Universi- ty," said Mr. Nader. "The deci- sion to cut JBC excessively is what our concerns are." He wondered why JBC courses are being cut when students in these courses are Trent's top pupils, and the program is proba- bly the only one where revenues exceed costs. Academically you in Oshawa arc Trent's best students," said Mr. Nader. "You think a universi- ty would keep its best students. Why then are we being cut" The answer is nothing but political." JBC courses were the target of severe cuts in 1981. Mr. Nader said the continuing education program was "savaged" by those cutbacks and enrolment dropped below the provincial average; it still hasn't made a complete recovery. He said the proposed cuts would reduce JBC courses from 119 to 99, or 17 per cent in one Year - These proposals are very severe and they are accompanied by cosmetic language — soft, sensitive, comforting words" that will just devastate people, he said David Morrison, dean of arts and sciences at Trent University, said, "We've had to make some very unpalatable and difficult cuts. He said besides cutting courses or hmiting enrolment, the univer- sity will also have to eliminate about % jobs. "Our German department is being cut 50 per cent and we won't be offering an honors pro - CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "Your Money's Worth and More, sale prices end Sat. April 18, 1992" flyer, page C9, the assorted short and long- sleeved blouses, plus plain and pleated shorts are not available in grey. We apologize for the inconvenience to our customers. gram anymore," he said, trying to point out to students that JBC isn't the only unit with drastic reductions. "There isn't a single area of the university untouched," he said. "We could probably save a lot of money by pulling out of Oshawa all together. But we're not going to do that." One student asked the university to provide a list of courses that are going to be cut so students can plan their majors without an interruption in their studies. John Stubbs, president of Trent University, told students that all colleges and universities are in a cri- sis situation because of the lack of government fund- ing. He told students to express their concems in writ- ing to Richard Allen, Ontario minister of colleges and universities. "One letter to Richard Allen doesn't matter. A lot of letters do matter," he said. .5 STAR � POOLS & SERVICE rofessiona Pool Openings $17500 * New Liners * Coping * Service * Installation 5 STAR POOLS & SERVICE (416) 655-7827 FINDING A NEW LANDFILL SITE: THENEXTS1EP he search for a new landfill site to serve the residents of the Region lnof Durham is a difficult job. The provincial government has estab- lished a government authority, the Interim Waste Authority (IWA), to find three environmentally -suitable landfills to meet the long-term waste disposal needs of the Greater Toronto Area, which includes the Region of Durham. The search began last August when the IWA released its first document outlining the proposed criteria for the site search. During the public consul- tation period, the IWA received wide-ranging views and opinions about the planned process. Following public comment, the IWA is now releasing the revised criteria prior to the preparation of any long list of potential landfill sites. Called Revised Approach and Criteria (Steps 1-4), Supplemental Criteria (Steps 5-6), and referred to as Environmental Assessment Document Il, Part 1, this document includes additional and new criteria. It is now available to the public for a minimum review period of 60 days. It contains: PUBLIC ISSUES IWA RESPONSES REVISED APPROACH AND CRITERIA AND RANKING The workshop in Durham Region will be held on Saturday, May 2, 1992 to discuss the new criteria and ranking, at the following location: Brooklin Community Centre Cassels Road & Church Street, Brooklin call: 1-800-661-9294 Now Interim Waste Authority Limited Office {mrvr oar de sdcrtion de bew d-chn i;;n d-_li decixts Ltee Pow des ronsagnom rats on rranfas, vetullez pppeler le Contra d'inlormphon ,pubkwe cru 1-800-661-9294. q r- - -- - - -• - --------- 40 0 • J lookifighr the town's top citizen AJAX - Who's the town's top citizen? Nominations are now being accepted for the 1992 Ajax Civic Award, to be presented June 17 during Ajax Home Week festivi- ties. Previous winners were Betty Bujold in 1987, Dorothy Westney in 1988, John Murray in 1989, Eileen Rackham in 1990 and Louise Johnson in 1991. The award recognizes the efforts of an individual who has made an outstanding voluntary contribution to the well-being of the town. Nominees must be cur- rent or former residents of Ajax. The contribution can relate to matters the individual has exper- tise in through training, work experience or education. Nominees must sign the nomi- nation form and agree to attend the presentation ceremony in the event they're selected the winner. Nomination forms can be picked up at the mayor's office at the town hall. Completed forms should be delivered in person by or post- marked no later than Friday, May 8. Get them to the Ajax Civic Award Committee, c/o Town of Ajax, Mayor's Office, 65 Har- wood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario, L IS 2H9. Forms should be marked confidential. For more informa- tion, call 683-4550. Environment Week meeting tonight AJAX - A public meeting on the upcoming Environmen- tal Affairs Week is being held tonight, April 15. The meeting is open to all interested individuals and groups and will be held in the large board room in the Ajax Community Centre, at 7:30 p.m. The community centre is on Centennial Rd. The environment week runs from May 4 to 11 in Ajax. Purpose of the meeting is to determine what activities should be carried out during the week. 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NOW 1 � Price T a re 0 0 VIP program aims to keep youngsters away trouble from ft By MICHELLE BAIN Journalism Intern DURHAM- Reaching kids before they get into trouble is the aim of a pro -active provincial pro- gram that combines the efforts of educators d he�d�TValuesInfluences and Peers (VIP) program is for Grade tb students throughout Durham. Its main aim is to make children more aware of poen pressure, crimes and ilbar consequences. Durham police constable Pat Judges recently lectured on van- dalism and other destructive behavior to the Gade 5A6 class at st. Isaac Jogues Catholic School y in Pickering as pan of a five-week pogrom for the students. Const. Judges Wks on a variety of topics, including drugs, *x piiiftiaog and vandalism. Parents we invited to attend dke sessions. 'Ibex days, kids arae ander an Recyde the News Advertiser enormous amount of peer pres- sure," says the officer. "I'm trying So help than make their own edu- cated decisions." St. Isaac Jogues teacher Sharon Pretty says, "The (VIP) sessions are helpful to the kids. They are naturally curious at this age. The discussions help them to under- stand what crime is." Ms. Pretty has also invited members of the medical profes- sion to speak to the students. Durham Region Catholic Sep- arate School Board family life consultant Dianna Scabill has given three lectures on decism- making, focussing on ways ro deal with and avoid peer pressure. In May, May Kam, school ,,num from the Durham region departmenit of health, wiD speak to die sitndauts about legal drugs and die dangers of becoming addicted to d,ern. --- ----i I GalbraithI 1: R �C I I strtlnd t raw�s Idd Appralmilles Of tjl.t � t vcenwx as tsar a eatl�ate FREE aryeaurpreclim I � I I I Tl� t4Ettt►g ADVQT�, �, AI30. L%,.1!!Z•lAGR 1�A PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dental Care Eye Care DENTURE THERAPY To CLINIC Advertise OPTOMETRISTS REPAIRS (1 hr.) Y our OR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. 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The Council for Exceptional Ckildren, Durham Chapter, will recognize their suedes. and the contributions and support offered in special education at its annual mating and awards night. It will be held Tuesday, May 12 at General Sikorski Elan, 1551 Stevenson Rd. N., Oshawa. Trent University at Durham C dIege Summer 1992 Causes are offered in Oshawa and Peterborough during the day or evening in the following terms: • so 29 April - 24 June • 12 weeks: 29 April - 22 July • i weeks; 2 July -12 August For a brochure, counselling or inlorrttation on admission call (416) 723-9747 or PSS) 7421219. A social hour will begin at 5 p.m. with dinner at 6. Entertain- ment will be provided by Oshawa's Waverly Public School. For more information, call Janes Penner at 666-2500. We dig for, every deduc- tion and credit to which you are entitled. We'll find you the biggest tax refund you have coming. Canada's Tax Teen. st wkv up for you! 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NOTICE OF INTENT In accordance with the amended Class Environmental Assessment for Water Management Structures of the Conservation Authorities of Ontario, the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority mlMLundertake, in the 1992 calendar year, the following projects: 1) Name of Project Pringle Creek Bank Stabilization Location of Project Part of Lot 25, Concession I, Whitby Description of Project Erosion Protection Works 2) Name of Project Oshawa Creek Bank Stabilization Location of Project Brick by Bride Park, OshawaDescription o roject Erosion Protection Works 3) Name of Project Harmony Creek, Branch V, Bank Stabilization Location of Project Upstream of Regent Drive, Oshawa Description of Project Erosion Protection Works 4) Name of Project Oshawa Creek Bank Stabilization Location of Project Bessborough Drive, Oshawa Description of Project Erosion Protection Works Subject to the note below, these projects are to be carried out without further environmental assessment procedures, on the basis that they are low in dost, limited in scale and have relatively minor environmental impacts. For further infomnation on any of the above properties, please contact: Name: Leslie Benson, P. Eng. Title: Project Engineer Telephone No.: (416) 579-0411 Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority Address: 100 Whiting Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 3T3 Telephone No.: (416) 579-0411 1 Harrell. Chairman. W.Campbell, JOE,, Any person fres the ht to Chief Olfioer. "g request the Minister of the Environment to require further environmental studies be carried out on any of the projects. A request to the Minister must be made in writing to the address set out below and a Copy must be sent to the Authority's address set out above before May 15, 1992. If the request for further studes is granted by the - Minister, the project would become subject to the requirements of the amended Class Environmental Assessment for Wader Management Structures. Minister's Address: The Honourable Ruth Grier - Minister of the Environment 135 St. Clair Avenue West' 15th Floor Toronto, Ontario M4V 1 P5 3 1: L A wfie •�. .'.}t ax- e a 4 1 i 0 0 By CHERYL DOYLE Student Reporter AJAX - Seniors are laughing at an Ajax teacher's efforts to add spark to their lives. But that's okay. St. James Catholic School teacher Joseph Mahoney created the cartoon On Harvest Moon for that very rea- son. It's shared with seniors who receive Meals -on -Wheels throughout the province and 10 regional nursing homes plan to feature it in their newsletters. The cartoon, which features the activities of an elderly couple, has gone through many changes since its author first poked fun at a bumbling cop. Mr. Mahoney, 35, says he wanted something more meaning- ful, and came up with On Harvest Moon. A typical scene finds charac- ters Margaret and Harry in bed. Marg: "Let me see ... I've taken my heart pills, my teeth are soaking, the electric blanket is on and I've �11r* r'• e'A'• } . } I i a�1 i i I'r1!� % f I�!'j. % tR i% a�J�f }: a'r • _ t � i} t a • i • l i s t a a! Ti a �c .� J I a � c er as sena W my antacid ... OK, hot lips, I'm all yours." By the time she's ready for hubby, he's fallen asleep. Many of his readers are sur- prised Mr. Mahoney's not a senior himself. But, after working as a social worker for four years, he feels he understands their need for humor. Visiting nursing homes with street kids in his care, he found many residents "very, very lone- ly" because they had little or no contact with family. Mr. Mahoney feels many are treated with "kid gloves", that too many people speak to seniors as if they're children, especially on the topic of sex. In his cartoon, he entertains seniors on an adult level. Admit- tedly, his characters Margaret and Harry are sometimes "risque," but he believes they add "spark" to seniors' lives. Mr. Mahoney's so far got "great response" from the elderly. Local Meals -on -Wheels coor- Pickeringlibrary adds to multilingual collection PICKERING - The Pickering Public Library is adding more than 800 books and videos to its multilingual collection with the aid of a $5,000 provincial grant. Tee off for hospital on .lune 8 AJAX-PICKERING - A golf tournament planned for Monday, June 8 will aid the Ajax -Picker- ing General Hospital expansion. The tournament and dinner will be held at Lakeridge Links, near Lakeridge Rd. and Conces- sion 8. There are a variety of prizes to be won, including Air Canada tickets for anyone who gets a hole -in -one on the 17th hole. Cost is $75, with carts costing $25 plus taxes. A tax receipt will be issued. Tee -off starts at 9 a.m., and times will be allocated on a first- come, first-served basis. Call Jean Fidler at 683-4178 or Don Piggott at 683-0935. CMEOM NOW The Bob Myers Chevrolet - Oldsmobile -Geo ad in the 110,000 pressrun WHEELS edition of Wednesday. April 15, contains the following am. The disclaimers 'GY CASHBACK APPLIED ON NEW 1992 VEHICLES" and PLUS FREIGHT AND AIR TAX." should have been included with the other disclaimers appearing at the bottom of the ad.. Oshawa Whitby This Week and the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser regret any inconvenience this error has caused either Bob Myers Chevrolet Oldsmobile Geo or its customers. "The grant was unusually wel- come this year because of our tight budget situation," says chief librarian Sandy Cameron. '"These collections have been enormously popular since the central library opened and it's been difficult to meet the increased demand." New materials ordered include Arabic, Chinese, Gujarati, Hindi, Panjabi, Spanish and Urdu. The library board plans a special pro- gram later this year to showcase its collections in languages other than English and French. • momm TO PAY No It vnw /S0 b. A-1 sber %d for LARGE sf#INPs for 32 w»n T46orw, ote- SUPER SAVER BOO PACK 75 lbs. of steaks, Bury 1 boot of toasts, ground beef, ShW kabob e1C. $199 for 24.95 and 49 go 1 11K BEff PLACE FREE! FRANCHIM Now AVALAIE `"" Wistful Wisdom By Joe Dickson N yWre ftoduoed lo a mortgage baMter at arty time in the next few months, the correct salutation is "r dinator Carolynn Scandrett knows why the cartoons are so popular. "I think they're great, they're really funny," she says. Every Friday for the past month, seniors have been getting the cartoons with their meals. Scandrett has yet to hear a com- plaint and she plans to distribute the cartoons as long as Mr. Mahoney provides them. Donna Bower, activities direc- THE NOM ADVERTISIF1, WIM, AM& 416"S-PAGR WA orslaug hing for at Pickering's Village Retire- ment Centre, plans to print the cartoons in the centre's quarterly newsletter. But, she warns, they'll be care- fully chosen because some hit "a little closer to home" and might offend readers. She believes seniors prefer the "cute ones." Carolyn Keetch, activities aide at Ballycliffe Retirement Lodge in Ajax, says staff "seemed to like" the cartoons. She plans to run them once every three months. Although Mr. Mahoney hasn't had any professional training, teachers in elementary and sec- ondary schools once suggested he attend art college. After getting side-tracked along the way, Mr. Mahoney picked up his pencil last August, putting to work his creativity with seniors in mind. STER SPECIALS SAVE 50",0 . 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PAINT BRUSH SET s4w"a 599 J CHOOM10 ON LOCA770MAPRIL 18 AT BOTH LOCATIONS 10AMA P.M. eRoo�cuN�� 'L�AUPIW AJAX worn ►- w�estney Heights Pha:a Hwy T & Hwy. 12 ____ AY NWM Moi. TkM $ WL - Sp l� — (• Y #2) !1 - ' $tK S cola - S� „ _" ' '' : ;: Hours: Yon. -Fri. S am -9 a NwrMANP PJLS& 8 conA; p.m. : • 655-3313 IN -STOCK SELECTIONS ONLY. NO RAINCHECKS NO SPECIAL ORDERS. . WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. MM IN IFJFIFVCT ONLY AT STORES INDICATED v y" APRIL Z goo• 001, • MM 22 -A -TIM NEW ADDV=rN ER. WED.. APIU L 15,1"2 Iriv to host 1992 Sen By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX - Ajax will host the 1992 Ontario 'C' Senior Baseball Championships on the Labor Day weekend. The tournament will be orga- nized by the Ajax Upper Deck Sports Bar senior men's baseball team which finished as finalist at the 1991 championships in Mil- ton. To advertise in this spot, call 683-51 10 for Men's C Baseball Championships Ajax seniors' second baseman Ian Fletcher says eight to 10 teams from across the province will play at the championships at the Ajax Community Centre diamond. As the host, the Ajax seniors will automatically qualify to com- pete at the event. The Ajax Upper Deck seniors started their spring training camp two weeks ago at the Ajax Com- munity Centre. The team currently has 30 players trying out for the squad, under the guidance of coaches Pat Roach and Rob Limkilde. Fletcher says the squad boasts a strong nucleus of returning players, with the team shaping up to be strong both offensively and in the pitching department. Veteran right -hander Wayne Murphy, right-hander Chris Locke and left- hander Pete Babiak are expected to anchor the pitching staff. The club will hold several spe- cial community events this year, says Fletcher. Among the activi- ties planned are a kids' day at the ball park at a Sunday afternoon game during Ajax Home Week in June. Also, the club will sponsor a one -day baseball clinic at Cedar A ax High three- peats as SOSSA wrest)ingchamps AJAX - Ajax High School grapplers grunted and groaned their way to a third consecutive LOSSA wrestling title last Thursday. Ajax High finished fust out of 14 schools com- peting in the 1992 LOSSA Wrestling Champi- onships at Dunbarton High School. Ajax had 102 points, 52 points better than second -place Dunbar - ton and third-place Uxbridge. Pickering High School finished in fifth place, Harwood was seventh and SL Mary in Pickering placed 12th. Ajax High wrestling coach Don Westlake notes his team was able to win even with a relatively young stable of grapplers. "We don't have a senior team. We only have one OAC wrestler on the team, with the rest mostly Grades 9, 10 and 11," he says. The top four wrestlers in each category will advance to the Durham -York Secondary School Athletic Association (DYSSAA) Wrestling Cham- pionships at Brock High School Thursday. Ajax High will send 13 to the meet. Ajax High defending Canadian and Ontario champion Matt McLean claimed his second LOSSA title in the 104 -kilogram weight class, edging out teammate Jason McCafferty. Mitch Irwin of Ajax was fourth. Andrew Cabral of Ajax High captured the gold medal in the 134.5kg division over Dunbarton's Richard Azevedo. Sean Pierson of Dunbarton was the bronze medalist. Brandon Northrup of Ajax High defeated Dan Prescott, also of Ajax, in the 149kg division to claim the gold medal. James Hannah of Ajax was fourth. Dwtbarton's perennial champion Duke McLean carte through for another gold medal by defeating Pickering High's James Brook in the 112kg cate- gory. loch of Pickering High was the edalisL Ovett Morgan of Dunbarton was golden in the 286kg division. He defeated Jeff Dvorak of Har- wood thirmedal match. Kyle Gignac of SL Mary wasLyndon Benyah of Dunbarton wrestled his way .oro the lop of the 141kg category. Benyah won the gdd medal by defeating Kemhy Burgess of Har- wood in the lite match. Wayne Krishnan of Dun- barton finished fourth. Harwood's Troy McPhail won over seven other See AJAX -.Page A26 rIcKenng ranges with Toronto for Timmy Tyke tournament title PICKERING - The Pick- ering LOEB Glendale AA minor novices are in the hunt for the Tummy Tyke Touma- ment's Stanley Pkkming saadvanced to the finals of the 37th annual tourney against the Toronto East Enders at Maple Leaf Gardens. The LOEB Glendale novices qualified for the championship contest by scoring a heart -stopping 3-2 win over Bowmanvine. Pick- ering took a 2-0 lead on goals by Brennan Taylor and Andrew Hopkins, only to see Bowmanvrlle battle back to be the game with 17 seconds wMaillking andits goaltender on But, Pickering's Joey Anstey fired the winning goal on a backhand shot with less than one second remaining. Michael Peruth picked up =throe assists, with singles to Jonathan Walsh and Ryan Morgan.� Taylor was horned Player pme. In their quarter -final match. the Pickering novices defeated King City 4-l. Scor - ing for Pickering were Rocky Ruta, Alex Greig, Anstey and James Cummins. Walsh picked up three assists, Anstey had two, and Perulli, Mark Rogers and Cummins had one each. Walsh was named Pickering player of the game. The defence of Kevin Rogers. Sean Kostka, Ryan Morgan and Rejean Hillis Phy well ;n thei Scott Gray and Michael Snetsinger were stellar in the nets for Pickering. Park. All senior club players will instruct at the clinic. Date and time are yet to be announced. Last year, the club finished fourth in the 11 -team Eastern Ontario Baseball Association senior league. Squads competing this year are Ajax, Peterborough, Kingston, Whitby, Little Britain, Scarborough, Orillia, Kendal, Pon Hope, Belleville and a new Cobourg entry. More Sports coverage Thursday & Saturday Ball players, volunteers sought AJAX - The Ajax Spartans Minor Baseball Association still has player openings in some of its divisions for the coming season. Players are still needed in the bantam (age 14 and 15) and midget (16 and 17) divisions. Players in the junior division (20 and 21) must be registered by Apr. 30, or there will be no junior iW team again this year. If you're interested in play- ing in any of those divisions, contact ASMBA registrar May Lovell at 683-6209. In addition, the Spartans need a few good people to fill some key positions for the Coming season. The ASMBA still needs house league convenors. The Position entails arriving at the park early and ensuring the dia- monds are ready for play, hand- ing out the driraial game bells, and collecting the scoresheet at the end of play. The posiitm should be no addod burden to anyone who regularly steads games with their son or To volunteer as a house league carve=. contact Marg Enmll at 427-7228. ftm*.Pm Oqw AJAX - An A* Ladies' %-Pilch League atm is look- ing for phyma for flora ottming senor. The Begamy's slo-pitch squad is g oWerienced pbyaL If you're interested, call Debbie at 427-4779. �EGIAL BUY! LUCKY OFF LARGE SELECTION3 -APNL 16 a�ax OF EASTER CANDY ' STORE ONLY April 16, 8 p.m. - 11 p.m, only • of 14 K El 0 'HE ax ig a es glovet go By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX - The Ajax High School Rams senior boys' baseball team is on a spring training tour of Philadelphia and Baltimore. The Ajax High squad left Tuesday and will return on Sunda, after three exhibitioi games against Amer ican competition an( side trips to a Balti more Orioies base ball game and Philadelphia '76ers basketball contest. Coach Wayne Murphy says the annual spring base- ball tour offers a chance for his team to play some good American squads and get in some much- needed training before the start of the LOSSA season. Last year, the club toured the Boston area. "It prepares us for the league play to come," says Murphy. "We usually enjoy much better weather down there and it's a chance for the kids to get up to the plate and see some good pitching. All day Wednesday (today), we'll be working on cut-offs, double plays and other things we need to work on. It's a good opportunity to do the kind of training that we don't have the time or the weath- er to do here." The Ajacians play their first exhibition game against their Philadelphia hosts from the School baseball showdown here y BRUCE FROUDE Durham Stag DURHAM - The Blue Jay Cup is coming to Durham. ,Well at least the qualifying rounds, from June 5 to 7. Sam Dempster, the Lake Ontario Secondary Schools Association baseball convenor, announced Monday that Oshawa's Kinsmen Sta- dium will be the site for playoff games leading up to the Blue Jay Cup June 17 at the SkyDome. The qualifying Www amens is being sponsored by our sister paper, Oshawa -Whitby This Week_ The other site is Conrmrvale Park in Etobicoke. Dempster bid for the games and got them in favor of Toronto, which has held qualifying games at Christie Pits in the past. He's confident he'll be able to put on a better show than the Toronto association did. The round robin is open to eight association champions — LOSSA, Halton, Hamilton, Peel, Etobicoike, North York, Toronto public and Toron- to separate. (Toronto separate school trackers are on a work -to -rule that could nullify their entry. if that happens the Toronto association will be awarded a wild -card entry because the York Memorial Mustangs won it last year). The 1987 Ajax High School Rams were the only LOSSA team to win the Blue Jay Cup. Durham teams will attempt to change things this year when the LOSSA baseball season operas Tuesday. OPENING EASTER WEEKEND! Friday Apra i r^ Aa Pickering Praying Fields Bring the whole family. 18 adventurous holes of mini golf set around a northern Canadian theme Qwl sknuPyowbm ^°� PICKERING on=,&"o Boa ma PLAYING a d FIELDS tOJ, " 9 . ,TunewUp PLUS FREE 49. Towing in Ajax or Pickering or Tddon Vlliper Blades or Engine Shampoo With Tune-up "t1dG'IUDES: Scope. Sel Tnwg, check kkjedion System, Check AN Rud Levels, Bels, Hoses, Tires and Mare. WATCH FOR MORE P A 'PLUS PARTS AUTO DOC Wimov ouR REPUTmm oN HOwsreI (s 200 Fuller Rd., Unit 15 A'� CAA o - Ajax, Ontario 86'4216 ' 0% OFF LIS 7G9 . ; NEM wan, APRs, ltd IMPAcsss•A o Of r o er 4Ve Academy of Newchurch private phia, the Ajacians will take in an school on Thursday afternoon. NBA game between the host Friday morning, Ajax will suit up `76ers and the Washington Bul- against HUN, another Philadel- lets Saturday night. The team phia-area private school. Ajax will also tour several American High's final exhibition game is historical sites, including Consti- Saturday afternoon against a tution Hall and the Liberty Bell. senior team. Murphy says this year's Rams The Ajax squad will also team features a good mix of attend an American league base- senior players, along with some ball game featuring the Baltimore members of the 1991 LOSSA Orioles against the Detroit Tigers champion junior squad. The team at the new Camden Yards ball will also be deep to pitching with park Friday night. In Philadel- four starters and up to three other players getting spot duty on the mound. The pitching staff includes Jeff Levy, Gerry Brock- man, Jeff Canham, Mike McKen- zie, Andrew Kolbin and Greg Bailey. Ajax High will start the LOSSA regular season against the Denis O'Connor Chargers at Miles Park in Ajax Thursday, April 23 at 3:30 p.m. The next day, Ajax hosts Pickering High School at the Ajax Community Centre diamond at 3:30 p.m. LOOK FOR AN INSURANCE BROKER Who Will Be There When You Need Them DURHAM REGION INSURANCE BROKERS ASSOCIATION "� %9HMY • Vick Ins (1988) Inc. / • Warren J. Mowat Ins. Bonkers �.td.",� • The Whale Ins. Brokers Ltd. Your ;)AJAX Burns do Morison Ins. Brokers Ltd _ InsuranceBroken Witty Ins. Brokers Ltd. - John L Lay Ins. Ltd. Broker PICKERING - Bryson do Associates ins. Brokers Ltd. • Aexel Ins. Brokers II& Understands - Bruce W. Petch Ins. - Kip VanKempen Ins. 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At the village library branch, there are two contests — a color- ing contest for three- to five -year- olds and an Easter bunny making contest for six- to 10 -year-olds. All entries in both categories must be returned to the village branch by Tuesday, April 14. The winners will be announced and prizes awarded on Tuesday, April 21. Entry into either contest is free. The main branch is at the cor- ner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the town hall, while the village branch is on Church St-, north of Hwy. 2. For more information about the activities at the main branch, call 683-4000. For activities at the village branch, call 683-1140. Free self-defence classes offered for women PICKERING - Free self- defence classes are being offered to women at the karate school Good Buddies. Owner Carl Stedmond says he's fed up with hearing about attacks on women. "It's always on the news about people get- ting attacked. This is my little bit to help the community." The free classes will run for six consecutive Sundays, beginning April 26. Spaces are limited and telephone reserva- tions will be accepted on a fust -cane, first-served basis. Good Buddies is at 924 Kingston Rd., near Fairport Rd. Call 839-3488. 07 R -01 0 44 r� fJ IP AM CAb!AqAj 320100 n( 355 mLm 0%0 GROUND MILK G(jFFbe NEILSON G"A 2% partly _ skimmed a�— Resident's Bend I Z vaie� 369 g tin 4 L bag I, , P6&P.. P.. a V 750 mL bd. 49 OWPRICESEVERYDA KELLOGG'SKRAFTp� WRN aa�cEs.K,v i.07 +� WHIP M.axwELi ►+ouM K&4ffQROWfinCeoffW300 g pkg- Pa.—Wa'sc. Oim 2A's .500 g Aq. LWCKN 625 g bm2*291 I _C01*. e69 P SHUDUES. KRAR2 0= % NATM L% 500g*WA pWe s 039kvd *0rR9Y .. =dMRK MLM M7 ' AU IOD EGGS � �� P�p`alw re8a/ae aldr OQ i PMA" i ids "n O O � r"ujr r" Low a" dam ps C,, f , L" 1 onr MqQ PW cuamw ca„ w , ' wld MWXAmy. Aprd 13 b SW,.by. 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Suspect number one is white, 18 to 20 years olds, 6', with thin build. He was wearing a blue jacket, white clay mask (possibly a goalie mask), running shoes and carrying a khaki -colored Suspect number two was white, 18 to 20, 5'10". with stocky build. He won running shoes and a clear plastic mash with brows tint Crime Stappm will pay up to $1,000 for iufonnation leading to the arrest of these two robbers. Do you have any information on who they might be? If so, call Crime Stoppers on this crime or any other criminal offeree. As a caller, you'll be given a code number. You won't be required to give your DOW or 80 b oorR The Crime Stoppers phone number is 436-8477. That's 436 - TIPS. I AGE ii -A -THE NIL ADVER [7SE14 VMD, AMM 15, IM Ajax Hwrestl champions for third time at LOSS FROM PAGE A22 competitors in the 90.5kg weight class, defeating Mike Harrison of Uxbridge in the final. Ajax's Scott Gaylor was fourth. Other local high school wrestlers in the top six in their weight classes were: Neil Scott (Ajax High) second 84 kg; Damon Khan (Ajax High) third 84 kg; Jim McKenzie (Ajax High) second 90.5 kg; Greg Bond (Ajax High) third 90.5 kg; Jonas Brook (Pickering High) third 119 kg; Brian Titus (Ajax High) fourth 199 kg: Chad Pear- son (Dunbarton) second 127 ke: Tsuneaki Miyazawa (Ajax High) sixth 127 kg: 'dark LeBlanc (Dunbarton) fourth ,�� . k_: E A meet Jason Kemp (Ajax High) sixth 158.3 kg; Dave Alexander (Ajax High) sixth 169.7 kg; Adam Van Stavern (St. Mary) fifth 185 kg; Mark Saidi (Ajax High) sixth 185 kg; Dave Don (Pickering High) second 209.4 kg; and Peter Thompson (Ajax High) third 209.4 kg. El $1.000 OFF PLUS FREE Al TOMATI C 1 OR C.ti�li EQUIVALENT) ELA • We've Taken 51,000 Off The NEW si%oy. Lata,ly xAm • 1.6 law. 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Grand4GrandOpening April 23rd ..Everybody loves a winr�er: v •• • i�•�f �'•�f 1 ! • t-f'� rr� f`I i �'! fes! f,f. • ,' f'r w•*s-.�•a'a �+'r� •i`a'rL�� f► afa�a W;Lfrf�ti�t�#f�i f�• 1Ti ��►f{�"lfl�f�f� lflffl�'�7 f�f AW 1!1►tGt�A T1� l� Ap'Ya1'�tlllt �; A71R6. lii,llf� • � `: Business TodayS � Knowing -when to buy and sell Tim40 ing is everything when playing the market "Buy and hold" — this is prob- ably the most common strategy advice mutual funds investors receive. How many times have you seen ads which claim, "If you invested $10,000 in 1955, your investment would be worth almost $2 million in 1989"? Hard to argue with that, isn't it? As well, funds based on com- mon stocks have been known to outperform many other invest- ments during the long term. Most mutual funds investors are content with leaving all invest- ment decisions to fund managers. They believe managers have the expertise, time and temperament to juggle the portfolio, dropping over -priced stocks while adding others which have growth poten- tial. Meanwhile, managers accu- mulate more cash so they can buy up more stocks when the market falls. However, some investors are not satisfied leaving all the deci- sion-making up to fund managers. Their goal is market timing, knowing when to "buy low and sell high." It's not easy. Even experts will admit their failures in market tim- ing, especially those swamped by the October, 1987 crash. "Beating the market" takes a lot of work and involves many factors which have to be moni- tored. For example, to predict a falling, or bear market, investors have to predict slumps. This requires evaluating trends in con- sumer confidence, house -building activity, levels of corporate prof- itability as well as other economic measures. Other trend indicators include interest rates and retail spending. Professionals believe Helping feed the hungry! With the help of its customers, the Ajax -Pickering franchise of Molly Maid recently donated about100 pounds of food to the St. Paul's ort -the -Hill Anglican Church food bank, Pickering. From left are Tammy Mullen and Sandra Melhuish of Molly Maid and food bank coonJinator Ginrry Butler. photo by Ron Pietmniro that bull and bear markets precede turns in the economy on an aver- age of I I months. So investors have to be able to look for more than one year into the future with- out the help of a crystal ball. The challenge in second-guess- ing the market's direction is that the investor has to be right both times. He/she has to know when to get out, and when to get back in again. To mitigate potential errors, investors may only trade part of their funds, or only those invested in specialty funds that have a ten- dency to be volatile, such as ener- gy, gold and foreign mutual funds. However, there is often a price for switching mutual funds. No costs are charged if the investor switches within a "no load" family of funds. But there is often a charge if the investor switches within a family that charges a sales commission or load. All in all, successful market timing is nearly impossible. Indeed, "buy and hold" is a sensible strategy for many investors. Yet "buy and hold" does not mean "sit back and coast." Investors should continual- ly monitor their portfolios to ensure the fund is performing con- sistently and note any changes in management policy. For example, if management changes could lei to the fund's performance deter .41 rating, then the investor should consider switching funds. Also, most investors do not want to hold the same funds forev- er. As they get older and are less willing to take risks, investors likely will want to shift away from aggressive growth funds to more conservative balanced funds or income funds. With mutual funds, there is something for everyone to "buy and hold." Editor's note: This article was provided by Denis Ardagh, CFP, of Multi Mutual Inc. in Pickering Village. 428-8613. 1� CAREER FAIR April 21 - 23 4:00 pm -9:00 pm s - = Le Parc Convention Centre IF (Highway 7 8 Leslie) Career information for immediate needs & future planning r fi FREE ADMISSION For More Information ~ 493-4660 C Th`��� e Mirror SCARBOROUGH INDUSTRY AND EDUCATION COUNCIL `-`;; µ I - ..� .. - .. _ . .. - TYE PIE�YS >�'�� �lRO►'ts; !!lt�MOL.2l4A niviron men- and o wcase a uca esentertdins The Environmental Showcase wil 22 to 26 is a major exhibi- ,n of informative, interactive plays, products and technolo- This show has been designed the entire family, to both edu- e and entertain. Over 100 major displays will featured which include: - Solar -powered technologies J prototype systems for the • The Arizona Biosphere • Electric, solar -powered and emative fuel cars/buses • Interactive composting and ycling exhibits • The Fascinating Mountain of bage display • Ecosystem, habitat and rain - rest models - Enviroman, P.W. Worman ppet Show, Environmental ventions are all programs roughout each day to delight ildren of all ages. • Environmentally -friendly roducts and services for the pme, school and office (weekend my • The Environmental Fashion how with Charlie Farquarson nd members of the Toronto Arg- nauts football team. Beginning Wednesday, April 2, thousands of primary and sec- ndary school students and teach - is will have sole access for the rst three days as part of their neoing environmental education. he showcase is open to the gen- al public on Saturday, April 25, om 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, pril 26 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Durham Environmental Net - Environment walk-a-thon set for May DURHAM - You can raise money for Durham environmental groups and get fit at the same time in a walk-a-thon for the environment. Sponsored by the Durham Environmental Network (DEN) the walk-a-thon will be held Sunday, May 3, from noon to 4 p.m. at the McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve. Individuals can help raise funds by col- lecting pledges and partic- ipating. Seventy per cent of the funds raised will go to the local environmental group of your choice and 30 per cent to DEN. For pledge sheets and more information, call 286-3156 (Pickering) or 404-1344 (Oshawa). John J. McCluskey Chartered Accountant Welcomes you to his accounting practice serving individuals and small business. Personal & Corporate Tax Returns 1742 Bronte Square Pickering, Ontario 420-9540 L1V 3B8 work (DEN) has begun to create a residential 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) resource booklet for this region. Similar to Metro Toronto's "Beyond the Blue Box — A Guide to Waste Reduction and Recycling" the booklet will include such information as how to compost and landfill alterna- tives. If you can offer any sugges- tions or provide company names for this booklet, call 420-5625. JJJ COMING EVENT: April 25- 26, Toronto, Women on Wheels 1992 Cycling Conference. To pro - April 26, 12 to 3 p.m., Picker- ing, Kinsmen Park, bottom of Sandy Beach Rd. Waterfront Recyeler'sWalk for the environment, spon- sored by the Ajax -Pickering Report Board of Trade. The walk includes viewing the Primrose boat and a litter pick-up along the waterfront. Refreshments will be served, so Lug -a -mug. For details, call 427-4470. ► ' i _ ; May 12-13, Waterloo, A two - mote the participation of women in cycling. For details, contact 462-1938. PIANO TUNING JOHN SAUVE PIANO TUNER & TECHNICIAN 30 YRS. EXPERIENCE 4& 1 TUNING $ 00 SPECIAL JV INCLUDING TAXES Trustee In Bankruptcy James is pleased to announce the opening of his new business on March 23/92. He is offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies. 58 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa OSHAWA:721-7506, AJAX: 619-1473 Saturday & evening appointments available. FREE initial consultation PLEASE CALL (416) 509-0973 JAMES R. YANCH DDEDTHE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM HOLIDAY REGION CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The METRO (BROCK WEST) DISPOSAL SITE will be closed on Friday, April 17, 1992, for Good Friday. Normal operations will resume on Saturday, April 18, 1992. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS LAKE 1qJk;L RIDGE LANDSCAPE DESIGN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS sPtc ALArrS U►b LANDSCAPE DESIGN - FACTORY AUTHORIZED UNI -LOCK CONTRACTOR -walkways -4rlvewan. -1.tia. IIV •• PISA STONE RETAINING WALLS TIMBER RETAINING WALLS ROCKERIES. ROCK WALLS WOOD DECKS - TREE 6 SHRUB INSTALLATION Call us and make an appointmet.• to have a landscape planned especially for your home. OWL 565=7841 � h�- day workshop entitled "New Directions in Organic Waste Diversion" sponsored by The Association of Municipal Recy- cling Coordinators. Registration and accommodations are being coordinated by the Recycling Council of Ontario at 960-1025. JJJ The environmental Easter Bunny does not deliver chocolate in overpackaging. I JUST ROOFING CO. I "Residential Roofing Specialists" In business for over 10 years r FREE ESTIMATES Discounts for Seniors Offering Roof Tune-ups at =17500 ' Coupon Expires April 26/92 L---- Call (416)619-1416—_--J 1110 of A�+ TOWN OF PICKERING -°; © NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS qRJ TO DESTROY NOXIOUS WEEDS Under the provisions of the Weed Control Act of the Province of Ontario Public Notice is hereby given to all owners and occupants of subdivided lands or lots not exceeding 10 acres whether or not the lots are part of a subdivision within the Town of Pickering that unless the noxious weeds or weed seeds on any such subdivided lands or lots in the Town of Pickering are destroyed by Monday, June 1, 1992 and throughout the season, the Council of the Town of Pickering has directed the Weed Inspectors for the Region of Durham to cause said noxious weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed in such a manner as they may deem proper, and that the expenses incurred by the said Weed Inspectors in the discharge of their duties shalt be placed on the Collector's Roll of the Town of Pickering against the respective parcels concerned and that such amounts shall be collected in the same manner as taxes under the Municipal Act. Please note that weeds such as dandelions and goldenrod are not considered noxious weeds under the Weed Control Act. The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited V. Mason Bruce Taylor, A.M.C.T Regional Weed Inspector Town perk 668-7721, Ext. 5219 Town of Pickering O+~ Cf `} wiry • �l THE TOWN OF PICKERING is now accepting 1992 CIVIC AWARD NOMINATIONS CATEGORES INCLUDE: SPECIAL CITATION AWARD, recognizing outstanding ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS of residents. (Includes Olympic Medalists, Intemationally Acclaimed, athletes, who have brought recognition W the Town of Pickering. INDIVIDUAL CIVIC AWARD, recognizing longstanding volunteer service within the community. LOCAL SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS, recognizing local Sports Associations, including Regional, Provincial and National achievements. LOCAL BUSINESS AWARD, recognizing a local Business dedicated to outstanding participation and support of the Pidkering Community. Nomination Forms are now available at the Town of Pickering Department of Community Services and Facilities, One The Esplanade, Pickering, 2nd Floor. All nomination forms must be received by the Department of Community Services and Facilities no later than Thursday, April 30,1992 - 5.00 p.nL For more information, please call 420-4621 or 683-2760 hAGB J►A•THE HERS ADV O. R�� AlRIL �IS.1�l2 REALTORS: Tof Advertise our I0I1F=e9v'! sWn the I"" Advertiser Every Wednesday & Friday Call (416) 579-4400 Real Estate .71 \�- /,s • .y -� �"• �— ..� V3 \ —' tom,✓ _ '� ' i .r 4 41 T* - j)APt I A EATON S SURPRISE DAY THURS. APR, 16 ; ; 4D s; �tl • ••� �• •• • y SAVE • �:✓^ 107o 0 - . SELECTED CLEARANCE PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY _ 1 Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded • LI 0 tl la, 00 TM NEM ADYFi MZIL WVp, AMM 1S,1992 -PAGE 31-A A OPEN DAILY 8:00 A.M.-1:00 A.M. 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Not 10 tw uee0 - carytnntyteM Mt♦.1 t -y ot*sr I .190 Ir------- -4 ------- 1 COUPON � � �• f ..ft1.ACTUNEW.S COLON ' 1 1 COUPON VALUE fat 1 • 1 •' • 1 �, • 1 1 11 � 1 OFF OURVEVERY E DAY 1 1 1 Mfrs you p ad>ae 1 OmI of i t 1 1 1 "VE R'' DAY PP4C[ 1lIABISCO 0M ORM1 wrn You Pr'L�e 1 Can d 1 111E 1 1 PACIFIC PRIDE 1 ; 1 CRAG PEAT 1 1;w ,„ II 1 j + VAL920416 1--ou ° J IAe..2y ttEE r --- • 1 gef.iDN tl...IE Z C,,P. _ • • 1 LJ 1 x rtaE i LA alMrnNfreE 1� ST 1 tr-1ouPumdum f of ' 1 AND CHEESE DM1MM . 1 Family value Paas p w N pa��.N..e Na IA bO untt wsm 14 e tttMs''sMBN � f•Bsw...w. cam.,, 1 0 • • V #' d• th i Jody McGurrin, 20, is one of 125 members of the Experience Canada `Spirit of a Nation' tour. It will run 125 days, from May to August, making stops in major cities across the country. The tour celebrates the country's 125th birthday. Ms. McGurrin, of Love Cres., leaves Friday for Vancouver to begin rehearsals. She returns Sept. 2. "The show will be upbeat, with ethnic dancing and some funky numbers," she says. "It should be a good experi- ence, meeting people and seeing Canada.,, Nine of the 105 dancers selected for the show are from Ontario. All dancers are between ' 18 and 25 years of age. Tryouts were held in Toronto in February and the successful dancers were notified in March. Ms. McGurrin began dancing when she was eight. Last year, she performed in a CNE show and with the dance group Star Dazzlers, from the Theatre Dance Academy in Oshawa. She also teaches dancing six days a week at three locations — the Oshawa academy, O'Brien Dance Studio in Pickering Vil- lage, and the Y -PACE Centre in Pickering. Ms. McGurrin is a former stu- dent of Ajax High School. She graduated last week from the Early Childhood Education pro- gram at George Brown College in Toronto. Members of the show will have their expenses paid and will receive a daily food allowance. Each member also has to find sponsors to help defray some personal costs. If you're interested in spon- soring Ms. McGurrin, call her at 683-1627. rr: 0l TIM wawa ADVMMMM, WED, APRH, W "92 -PAGE E3 -A i ... ..:: J .... �.... .. ,u....... ..,.... A ROUND -Up OF THE AJAX-PICKERING SCENE All she wants to do is dance AJAX - An Ajax woman will across Canada�tce her way across the country 00 s summer. THUNDERHEART (AA): A rt -Sioux FBI agent (Val Kilmer) sent to investigate a murder on a servation in this superb police tiller, which also carries a strong 'sage about the plight of native rnericans. Also starring Sam epard and Graham Greene. WHITE MAN CAN'T JUMP A): Wesley Snipes and Woody Jody McGurrin will be part of the Spirit of a Nation tour this sum- mer. The Ajax resident is one of 125 people selected for the tour. photo by Andrew Iwanowski • Harrelson team up in this witty, fast-moving flick about street bas- ketball hustlers. BEETHOVEN (F): A 185 - pound St. Bernard pup named Beethoven escapes a gang of dog- nappers and ends up at the home of Charles Grodin, a man who believes the best pet is a goldfish. THE CUTTING EDGE (PG): D.B. Sweeney plays a hockey player forced to give up a promis- ing career due to an eye injury. He gets a second chance when he teams up with Moira Kelly, a bril- liant and temoermental figure skater who can't get along with her partners. NEWSIES (PG): This new musical from Walt Disney studios tells the story of the boys who hawked newspapers on the streets of New York at the turn of the century. Wear red and white in th e dance spo AJAX - Two local service clubs want you to wear your patri- otism on your sleeve at their upcoming dance. The Ajax Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs are hosting a Proud to be Canadian Red and White Dance Saturday, April 25, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, I l 1 Hunt St., Ajax. The dance is pan of the clubs' 1-2-5 Celebration, honoring Canada's 125th anniversary. Peo- ple attending the dance are asked to dress in red and white to show" pride in Canada. 4lusic of the '50s, '60s and '70s will be played by disc jockey Jason Brown of CHOO Radio. Tickets are S7.50 a person or S 15 a couple. There are only 150 tickets available. Advance tickets can be bought at Discover Sports in the Discov- ery Bay Plaza on Westney Rd. S., Ajax Plaza Furniture, at the cor- Pre-summer bash set for Saturday AJAX - You can get into the party mode with a pre -sum- mer bash in Ajax this month. The band Healthy Libido, featuring Kent Hickey and Mike Delvechio of Ajax, will headline the event along with special guest band The Sters at the Annandale Golf and Coun- try Club Saturday, April 18, starting at 9 p.m. Tickets are S5 in advance or $6 at the door. A limited num- ber of tickets are available. For tickets call Kent at 427- 3463, Mike at 683-5255 or Annandale at 683-3210. STRAIGHT TALK (PG): After getting fired from her job as a dance instructor at the Slide 'n Glide Dance Studio, Shirlee Keny- on (Dolly Parton) heads for the glamor of Chicago and a new career as a radio talk -show host. BASIC INSTINCT (R): Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone star in this psychological thriller. Dou- glas, a San Francisco detective, investigates a murder and becomes entangled in a deadly affair involving three intriguing women. flight ner of Harwood Ave. and Station St. or from any member of the Ajax Kinsmen or Kinette Clubs. *********** A rk Jr _V_It East * featuring... � l * * TRUTH OR DARE �k 1 st Appearance in It * Toronto! Over 200 XXX MOVIES* * Bringing *you the best in* * exotic entertainment* IM * * 4' j FRI > u? 4-A + . STN� 4 a a a. . w.. 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Her ballads lead the way here, but the ex -Kansas native hasn't yet lost her fire for the barn -burners; there's a also a foray into dance music in "2001," showing Etheridge is not content to rest on her tried-and-true formula. Like her make -over, the change is worth it. Luka Bloom - The Acoustic Motorbike (WEA): Follow-up to Bloom's critically acclaimed debut, which established the com- plex Irishman as a certain rising star. Bloom (his name comes from the Suzanne Vega hit and a character from James Joyce), mixes folk, pop, a little rap and a "thousand years of Celtic history" for a progressive sound that remains firmly rooted in the pre- sent and past. Guests include his older brother, Irish folk legend Christy Moore and Hothouse Flowers' Liam O'MaonW. Tears for Fears - Tears Roll Down (Greatest Hits 82-92) (PolyGram): Despite being one of the less -prolific duos of the past decade, Roland Orzabel and Curt Smith managed just enough airplay to make this "best of" col- lection possible. That and the fact that there won't be any more TFF releases (Smith left the band last year). Included are 11 tracks from their three studio albums and one - THE PEPP new single, Laid So Low (Tears Roll Down)," a re -worked B-side from '89. Hits include "Sowing the Seeds of Love," and "Shout." Right Said Fred - Up (Vir- gin): Pop music's intelligentsia has little to fear, but RSF's cheeky wit is not without charm, as the No. 1 single "I'm Too Sexy" - a good-natured poke at the world of high fashion - would indicate. Brothers Fred and Richard Fairbrass and Rob Man- zoli offer other like-minded tongue-in-cheek observations, amidst a bouncy collection of songs that draws heavily from not -so -long -gone days of disco. 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Since 1985, Durham College has engaged in an energy manage- ment program to reduce consumption and has saved an estimated total of 1,538,094 kilowatts per hour annually. Part of the program involved changing outdoor lighting to high pressure sodium; plac- ing reflectorized fluorescent fixtures in classrooms, halls and labs; and installing a programmable control system. The cheque will go towards improving current energy conserva- tion programs and paying for new ones. We'll Make You - Smile! We provide DENTURES of the highest quality 99 Full Upper or Lower $2 Partial Upper or S P Lower 399 1- . k X & Ww M Satisfaction Guaranteed Harwood Mall Supercentre Dental Dental Office Office 294 Harwood Ave. S. 1792 Liverpool Rd. AJAX 427-0851 PICKERING 420-8990 - _ _ - - _ _ _ . TM NgWS ADVUTPJX-W=.t#MM L% "92—PAGE 3S -A Obitu0 arses OMELON, Victor Daniel - Peacefully at his residence in Pickering on Saturday, April 11, 1992. Victor Daniel Omelon, lov- ing husband of Jean, dear father of Paul and his wife Annie, Don and his wife Karla, and Julie. Dear grandfather of Katie and Lindsey. Survived by his parents Mary and Tony Omelon and brother of Lida Baker, Dr. Gerald Omelon and his wife Janice, and Sandra Omelon. Victor was a long-time resident of Pickering and will be sadly missed by many family and friends. Spe- cial thanks to Dr. Simon Iu. Funeral service in the chapel at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488, at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, April 15, 1992. In lieu of flowers, donations to the North York General Hospital Foundation would be appreciated. TYRRELL, Joshua Richard Lloyd - At the Hospital for Sick Children (April 16, 1989 - April 9, 1992). Joshua, loving son of MATERNITY wm%off 250 IN STOCK SALE PRICED'20-'250 -� SHORTS ; . 8 00 SWING TOPS 19.95 STIRRUP PANTS 24.95 NURSING BRA'S 20% OFF SWIMSUITS 20% OFF one Week only 705 Kingston Rd. 0 R y Weekdays 10-9 Hwy. 2'Whites Rd. G Saturday 10-6 PICKERING . 831-2088 Read the IY6WS ADVERT/SER 3 times a week Heart disease costs Canadians $17 billion per year (Medical Care, Lost Wages, Disability Pensions, etc.) Help reduce the burden. Please Give. Cost of heart disease in Canada' b►rfmrtar� ynrar ails NLART l7Q7rl�f MIO STNOIIL IOUNOAWN Granl�ri's of oNv►Iuo '1 killer. Funds spent on heart and stroke research in Canada" $37 million This works out to $629.10 per person per year. "This works out to about $1.37 per Canadian per year Edward and Louise Tyrrell of Ajax. Loving brother of Elizabeth. Dear grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lloyd of Picton, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams of Pick- ering, and Mr. and Mrs. Niels Olsen of Lindsay. Joshua will be missed by many aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Cremation. Donations to the Hos- pital for Sick Children Cardiac Unit would be appreciated. NEws AcrERTisa THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING GOOD FRIDAY GARBAGE AND BLUE BOX COLLECTIONS FMay, April 17th may, Apri 201h Please ensure to have all items at the curb by 7:00 a.m. If you have any questions, enquiries can be made during normal business hours to: Browning Ferris Industries (Garbage Collection) 427-1491 Miller Waste Systems (Recycling Collection) 723-M Town of Pickering (Public Works Department) 420-4634 Stephen A. ftes, P.Eng. Director of Public Works ....., , �scCgsalpanr..'s'c`e'��+'tY.+�''.. °. ' � r.7,R . • . PPODijCT OF CANADA PART ALLY SKINNED - READY-TO•SERVE i� lk PRODUCTOF D•MELROSEn PICNIC PORK SHOULDERS 7 2- 1 x 4s SMOKED 1 SF_RVE =CDuC7 OF',; S A <°_N DALE -- YAMS '52ti . BRAND - SX -JCI D KINDLESS SIDE BACON SOOt VAC PAC ., 99 ``;i 11 79 ` 3 PAC LL'ViIT SCE-A-ROI�TI ' 22?g 3Cx • S'JMA KS 4.39 kg i FOOD COSTS DOWN - SHOP BY THE BASKET' ($2.00 DEPOSIT) THE NEWS ADVEWMER, WED, APRIL A 1"2 -PAGE 37-A - � PAPER, TO�►�ET -.'� PACKAGE OF 6 ROLLS CASE OF 4 PKGS 15.49 KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE •REGULAR 1 , z PLY Box j� Sly DWE,m Ensor .V- 99 % •ULTRA 100 , T a r Box � 1 �MGLASS G'I.E�►NER. 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RETAIHr ___i1p21w4 j • .... - - - .. _ I I.l Aa 4A, YO��OiTRT 2 FLAT LIMIT 1 7.5nC Tt"K .39 a F1.AF OF 12 199 GENERAL MILLS - � c Y/JARFII.A 1 M •� • FIAI1 ti i1 MJ`�'VI PRE-SWEETENED CEREAL • LUCKY CHARMS 4ok, • PAC MAN :i-, •CX)UN'TCHOC ALA:rs,t•C(X'OAPLJF'F`ti.rsR .°NEEP`lEs 1199 Y 510 g PKK 'FROM-•- w SIZE 113JAl%qjAl%iA c 7 .64ILK 5I.R. LIMIT EST. LJUVEES WMINCY MAR � Z_ uu i aN i— FA�NC�Y�NTAV�EL�1 YOL Oil AMCwRS I34Dz.jfQdll7 FILL YOUR OWN BAG 2.18 h= LM-1� • EIJ CABEAGE 69 DELICIOUS APPLES lYIDt OR MATCH 2.18kg LB. MEDIUM SIZE EA"6 florrT HOUSE SEEDLESS *MR -R 812E 2.18X8 L8. 199 83l.EC'I'V40ult oWN F.A-f • OI.A.SBRUSSEI. 2.18 ke • rVlADARIl�TS 69 SPROiTi� FILL. YOURl�OWN BAG 1.62 ILS LB• FILL YOUR OWN BAG I -B. i • IDA RED • McE N7i)8H WAND TIJRNIP3 I�P.�JS OLY RAG ON JUMBO SIZE S EA -159 _ ------------ m ------------- G�L*v _____ WI'TH v"Im cOura>N j KRAFTGENERAL FOODS wtv" �: OuPON I CIMM1 i1i0 Te -1 lo69' Q 1 oX -::� �•9PK� VALID UNTA CLOSSIC SAT APR 10 1911 LYf ONE Box v COUP011 vKD UMTII CLOSING SAT APR I&W LW ONE t CpIPONPFAfAtIYNST0IE RETAApA9 _ G ��J _—R/CPIO OME CgION PER PAIILr II STORE RETAIL $10 PNG--- - --3AO— J PMIFDFDEQMITIE6 FRD11Y, 11R 10.,E ___— I .� 3 C; A_S F. I . I M I'll' :.;r;.� :"1 •�A�A;,A -�� .P' PS -SE ; c'r., P 129 aI,MPTV DUMP"( BGtJUS. CHIPS 2259-2378 EVIG r scrr��S A C HI•M_S-F..S-nC`KS --4,, :4199 • • . I • ' I VE GETABLE S 14 n. `r. .108 In 1, TIN MIX ()R I MAT(' 11 1 a • Qp 7 �CA.SE OF' 24 13.416 MATO MICE 1, -11 LN a T*m 3 INES ASSMU E4E 4, f) SARDEA PEJigER wr17i THIs COUPON 1 Z7 8.95, _— COUPoNVALD II•1LUMISSAT APR IM UNKC,E --_ urEaEca•oEI•Nwar��wIENAEM��� ----------------- IOIAFTGBgRALF000S wrnm7HASCOUPON 1 S'MVE TOP I 1 79 1 S'1`CTF�QTG 1 COUPON YAID UNII ClOSI169AT APR. IMLIIT LxE PNc � 0 i ____ OI--- PAI FAIlr -—— Al — �pDOMI wrrH THIS COUPON 1 SALPRA 1 nl ��m� of P__2n�� A LINTI CLOM SAT APR IM L1IT. / "' t Yt ______________ ------- WPPH THIS COUPON] KRAFT GENERAL FOODS 7� IN` UMCLOSFgSAT APR. iSU ILII OIE JAR 1 ____OIE CgIP011 PER FAMILY 0 SfO1E. RETAIHr ___i1p21w4 j • .... - - - .. _ I I.l Aa 4A, YO��OiTRT 2 FLAT LIMIT 1 7.5nC Tt"K .39 a F1.AF OF 12 199 GENERAL MILLS - � c Y/JARFII.A 1 M •� • FIAI1 ti i1 MJ`�'VI PRE-SWEETENED CEREAL • LUCKY CHARMS 4ok, • PAC MAN :i-, •CX)UN'TCHOC ALA:rs,t•C(X'OAPLJF'F`ti.rsR .°NEEP`lEs 1199 Y 510 g PKK 'FROM-•- w SIZE 113JAl%qjAl%iA c 7 .64ILK 5I.R. LIMIT EST. LJUVEES WMINCY MAR � Z_ uu i aN i— FA�NC�Y�NTAV�EL�1 YOL Oil AMCwRS I34Dz.jfQdll7 FILL YOUR OWN BAG 2.18 h= LM-1� • EIJ CABEAGE 69 DELICIOUS APPLES lYIDt OR MATCH 2.18kg LB. MEDIUM SIZE EA"6 florrT HOUSE SEEDLESS *MR -R 812E 2.18X8 L8. 199 83l.EC'I'V40ult oWN F.A-f • OI.A.SBRUSSEI. 2.18 ke • rVlADARIl�TS 69 SPROiTi� FILL. YOURl�OWN BAG 1.62 ILS LB• FILL YOUR OWN BAG I -B. i • IDA RED • McE N7i)8H WAND TIJRNIP3 I�P.�JS OLY RAG ON JUMBO SIZE S EA -159 _ ------------ m ------------- G�L*v _____ WI'TH v"Im cOura>N j KRAFTGENERAL FOODS wtv" �: OuPON I CIMM1 i1i0 Te -1 lo69' Q 1 oX -::� �•9PK� VALID UNTA CLOSSIC SAT APR 10 1911 LYf ONE Box v COUP011 vKD UMTII CLOSING SAT APR I&W LW ONE t CpIPONPFAfAtIYNST0IE RETAApA9 _ G ��J _—R/CPIO OME CgION PER PAIILr II STORE RETAIL $10 PNG--- - --3AO— J PMIFDFDEQMITIE6 FRD11Y, 11R 10.,E ___— I .� t r+vrear a•►nv OMISSIONS 576-9335,798-7672 Classification Index 1005 `gyp Wanted crus ,od Career ',anmg 105 Gorma -ear 110 Once Hev 120 no skeet Vests M Canpaer Data 140 Hospital Wad" Dental ,so Hearin Cao tss Dal' Care Wanted 160 Day Care Avadapb 166 Emoorrwa Wanted 170 Buer+esc rn Ru.r M 160 „J 200s sc. saies Market Bases 2p0 Fewow 2D6 FW Wryer 210 Arods 9 o Sar 220 Ands w- 230 C1vlsen as Tres 13o Barter Excrw9e 360 GarageYad saw 250 Ane 6 Gags 260 canp+K Vides 270 Los 6 Fourd ±^ Poes swo ws Boardrg so . 3005 ehi0a,> A,;tama0us ; 7 sa• 300 Autano0rtes warred 305 Truces nor sae 310 Truss Wares 315 Vans 4 Moo Dr," 320 Tara Vas 310 Auto Parts t Repars 340 Auto Lea" Rentals 350 Molorcydw 355 snowmotaws 360 mw� 364 React n venae* 370 Far-Ecwprwt 37S Hea.y Okay Epupment ase .... 400s S:i:•: A.'ar r-orn ;or Pon! 400 Apar rw,ts waned M Houses For Rent 410 Housng WanrC 415 Toennousescar Ran: 420 Space :or Fent 425 Rooms For Rent 430 Rooms Warred as Room 6 Board NO rWustrat Una For Rens MS snared Aorommm,bns 450 Condomntms For Rent 46 Office &462 am Spam a W�arelnuse Spm � 44" Catars For Rent 470 cottages Waned 475 Rarement L""^g am Resorts as Flonda Vacoons do Land For Ray !15 <<><>> Hames For Sale 500 WaMW To 506 Tarrilotass sale 510 rlveerll.ntPrap.ry $15 Cards Fa Salt S20 Davolopnent Farms � Lots For Sale Sm 01.11-ol-Tam Properhs 540 vacation ROPWys ars cotiaFa saw S50 Nabs ►lams i Pants 500 camper Trailers Sia we Na1ey To LBM 575 bwmm Soo Busyness Zoruoft Soo Public Noticessic 600 Tmder"s'a` ap Repstra0ons 630 Carrrg Everts 610 Auc0als 660 «Irrws 70 Business Pasonals 671 ctmparlrorts 67S Amouncements 6q I�leti►tlanesi �'< 1 BrdWays 700 Brrts 710 Deans t2o In Memonams 7!0 Cards of Tndriks Im Weddrg Announcements 760 Engagemmis 770 Arrtnersarnes 706 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers GO O "We prepare you for the SCHOOL 112 pAYs - ou want.. then we kind of help yo get.it" NEW Starting in Oshawa COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (Register Here) Accounting computer Dental Trawl i i C°^pusers Proprsnwning Chairside Tourism Computer Assistant Buslnass Business I6edkal On Campus Ll Adn"stration Applications Serntary APOLLO TLrainkq Word Processing Hoyt Banki,q a„ d ExeclAive ti Restaurant Electronics Financial Secretary Operations TK no w Services Legal Beath" Bar i Bevel or Diagnostics Custom4n Receptfortist �'sfie+nent a Repair Service Call today for further information and FREE personal Interview Financial aasistanee is available to qualified applicants SPECIAL NOTICE TO PAST GRADUATES FREE REFRESHER WORDPERFECT 5.1 IM you have taken an earlier version of Word Processing we now offer you FREE UPGRADING 14 hours: 4 evenings or 2 Saturdays CALL THE SCHOOL_ Al WA Ryerson Campus comes to you at Durham College SPRING SESSION BEGINS THE WEEK OF MAY 4 l"2. REGISTER NOW! - NURSING -EARLY CHILDHOOD - OyMCE AND pIIV*FOR,MATION MANAGEMENT - COMPUTER S UDE -TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT - OCCUPATIONAL IWALTH A SAFETY Far entire iAornrtion aboftt Ryerson p op madVedfiK file fps all Sande Gann at rn-3211 THE DURHAM REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD Requires for September 1st, 1992 VICE -PRINCIPALS - ELEMENTARY Qualifications: • Ontario Certification - PrAr Ant. • Principars Course Parts 1 and 2 • Previous Experience (desirable) Applications should Include: • Resume detailing qualifications and experience • References (including Pastoral) • Ontario Teacher's Qualifications Record Card • Statement of Philosophy as it relates to Catholic Education Applications will be accepted until 4:00 p.ryL on April 24th, 1992 by: Fred Sweeney Superintendent of Education - Human Resources Durham Region R.C_S.S. Board 650 Rossland Road, West Oshawa, Ontario L1 J 7C4 We are an Equal Opportunity Employer E. J. Lagroix I Oldman Director Chairman 105 TCaneer 105 Career Career ng Training 105 Training Your Business Career Starts Here • Word Processing • Computer Service Technician • Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computer Opemtions • Computer Programming OSHAWA - 4344=5 04 (AiA:4r9ta0faa4OGt1.4o6,1< S SCARBORO - 750-iM TORONTO - 41154IMS h=IISSAUGA - a494W CM Career Deaelopnnent Institutes Ltd. Fwwmiy Castrol Daft Ia"ok IDRNAW VANC0t1M'SUnR y MMOMON-07TAWA41AUFAX VX'TORI4ASKATOON•MONTEUL4AM►L•QUE W 110 Genera! Help 110 GKwA Help 110 General HeID 105T w 110 cep Gem Help 110 GeHelp SCIIrLIC NM Techlidan - Iee digsw 1�dt �Iflolttflad. s�"`'fee, I1Yodo IPA NO and a11lts from ltoda . pttosa. 4/e4e&SM. 110 General Help WK 8"le? Nast an estra Iwslon a d�istts�rl. ""tie i Iii - mmo potarsli— O1sst fads or tam tress Wait Hoot a 611ow. Lola d opscfiM.bb d hn. Nes Niv �aZhL C Mot^ 430- oo POST SECONDARY STUDENT to COORDINATE Summer YOUTH SERVICE PROGRAM May to Sept 4 Send resume by April 29 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE COMMUNITY CARE 122 HUNT ST. AJAX LIS 1P5 Job desaiplim can be picked up at olfios -- ---------- LOOKING FOR A REWARDING CAREER IN ADVERTMING>I' THE NEWS ADVERTISER REQUIRES A FULL TIME TELEMARKETER TO SELL ADVERTISING FEATURES. SALARY PLUS COMMISSIONS AND BONUSES PLEASE FORWARD RESUME T0: Monique Lea 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont L1 S 2H5 683-5110 N= EDUCATION 1 Plesty of experience but lacking computer skills? Pmarams avat7- able in Computerized Accounting. DeskTop Pldtiishetg. Data Man- agemer-t, Word Pro- cessing and mote. If you are 45 years of age or over and have recently been per- manently laid -off, you !nay quW4 for fund- ing assistance. Call Computer Learning Catge. Whitby. GET THAT JOB! \� V LeaVtyping, word processing. computerized accounting, data entry, Lotus and much more. Set your own schedule Loam at your own pace. 831-8167 PICKERING 110 General Help Restaultint Ajax is presently hiring • Servers/Waitresses • Bartenders • Kitchen help Apply in person at 235 Ba''ylly St. W., Ajax TRAVEL CONSULTANT GOLIGER'S TRAVEL Pickering Town Centre has an opening ter a full time and part time experienced consuhant. Sabre experience. Telephone cal JOHN: 420-3273 or 428-2707 tax 420-7256 Salesperson wanted to work in located at Pkv�il HorswwCogfIL Must be MY% 10 work weekends as well. Ca♦ JIIM Man.-Ffi..10-5 �P"Fwsn salon, in Pickering S .. Guarani Yd - fun benefits - vacation y ay Pay call Robin or Ronda 831-2196 .eer_ri EAN $1 ,fiver a oa PER rMffl( Home based business, oompeM homeDopram shows how Zero obligation, no investment, no MI.M. mp Coletely guarwleed. EM details. Call (416) 7 i/ fslfllr� 1 O� THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, APRIL 15,1!!2-PACE35.A A 11 P 110 Generm f+e+p 11 v p 11'0" ' 165 Avat� b 165 �" p ii270 The Durham Region Non -Profit HousingCorporation is seeking an experienced Sylvan Residential Superintendent Learning for Centre PERRY TERRACE TEACHER Exciting opportunity as a teacher at a A new hi -rise apartment building located on Perry Street Whitby, private educational centre. scheduled for June, 1992 occupancy. • Exceptional en vivon hent The Superintendent must live on site; have high standards;excellent • Flexible part-time hours maintenance, repair and public relations skills. Send resume lo: Durham Housing offers competitive compensation with accommodation in 1 or 2 bedroom apartment. SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE Send resume with references hu124 1 DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE Offers warm, loving day care for children 6 weeks and up in supervised homes at reasonable rates. Serving AAWPickerN area since 1984. 286=1 207 TM - so Radb Sharia Ow atklsar oonaA.►. onear. 7 gams.. Joy stick cmnrolla. racordsr. $750. 4397930. (04104) 280 Lost a Found REWARD - lost cat, malo neAnm . p w tabby with 4 while W ;WGIsrf 7330 or 751.401. M419W Z90Pets -Supplies - Boarding ld MALE dog. , yen o. mined. naMred. shoat. Into b a good Itorrae. Call 831-3454. M41942) COLLIE Pups, purebred. Canadhsn and AnarACan cilrr► Apr► 992 to. 1801 Dundas St E, unit 26 - - - - 205 220 Articles �n bloc a - sadelere with Whitby, Ontario Firewood ahiw«n. rwbs ". Trs and DURHAM REGION For Sale Sabi". Vol examined. SM. NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORP. L1N 7C5 427-9596. (04,gg2) ROKA '. SM. - Ory fksrM. subb. kit b U SA - Cnd cheirld COLLIES - adorable home - Box 623, 1615 Dundas Street E. F,`.";'r' f°° `x°"°- M. '""' kitchen table d"`` "Seed pt,vpw cKIC I,�,, ' e desvery b Contain. Es- If and end taNa. rarian health certified Cal i 4th Floor Wb tnd 19b3. Cal days, Aug. 1OX14. Oerape mnaia . health HAWK COLLIES. 416 277-3361 or - STAY eiWric snow hovel. lawn Lang Tower, West B STAY Home. Make Money. 8886. (042382) 294-8843. (04179M ionto. Serden toot. Eta. Car DURHAM Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A • Earn up to 11700 weekly astern- 1 20 Office Help .3434+0. M4179M U40 -U Apw puppies. w �� s. Ru Products- � i 21 O Flea Market PIANOS/GRANDFATHER non allergic. non shedding, HOUSING Attention: Property Manager details. Rush S.A. S.E. to L. �, for ,�� a rf>,•rtn»nt Loveridge. 1566 Major Oaks Rd. AFTER tabs adrritierator - aa- CLOCK& - Pin tos• nits b own. ,Not a ho dog). Gwrartneed. P,ckermg. Ont. l t X 21-1. csilent ollb Impersonal and MOVING - must a". portable apt- size uprlplM. grand. dtkal• CKC reglawed, ver nseolm and (041992; co^imunicadon skills. CarKser Kenmore dishwasher, good keyboards. CLOCKS - free SM wit up. Cap T great Paynwm terns avertable. RELIEF week « asset. Ful rirrr, a vel cbnoklon, nes, Imo... ><, 26 886 and tato •ow '-705-79&3124. M423OZ 120 Office Help w1 gee sen residential 3_280. (041902) owv..n-_ wke arehoused our «- tax resume. An: J. Kowalchui� Articles •331.91. M5079 Automobiles SUPERINTENDENTS 1029 McNicholl Ave. Scar- 220 For Sale POPCOiw Popper. 12 aa. and 300 For Sale Two positions available for two new hi -rise apartment buildings located FOR A SECRETARY EREAAR ESTATE 4954182 or 3l 41 Fax s 416 ,vein let -away forbot .juice Ha ,lam 496.8820 or cal 4t6i96.71>50. APPLIANCE Gntc Ltd. Rebuia $1300 for bah. Hardly wed. In Whitby, OFFICE IN DURHAM MUST (CKTIO ) machines, up to one year 623.6l%W MQ19Z NEED A CART HAVE A REAL ESTATE E you see over 45 and hath gwranlee Sara. service and CUSTOM ince new cedar le■n N� tinGYITT To provide relief for our full-time superintendents on their BACKGROUND. EXCELLENT eeoer+ty been Lad d, you r*w pars. News and used. Best fLxSTOnauire ar �nobsar �� eveningMfeekends Off. TYPING 8 COMMUNICATION quality for Lotus. aes.tano.. Quanteprices ^ Ontario07D fors St. and Chen. ershng Wass NO PROBLIEM! Y ^�'� SKILLS PLEASE ING SALARY A DIP)CERT. Lowe, WbrdpsAed awry. 107 Dundas St. W., ,wu �� ,�� 1 RESUME INCLUDING SALARY D.bIaee, ward, aocpw bedlord. Whkby 888-9444 464 George 6441 SM. 1042192) Tlr9d of Il►alklttgT The Relief Superintendent for these positions must five on-site, have p,�,,,,,,, St. N P 7424M CredrtApprovet) EXPECTATIONS TO auwad. Vaaura s'•'bO1ar9n- high standards, excellent maintenance, repair and public relations FILE 8 4071 Harvard• corgi and Travel t 1042lgZ) M1W grew Cifpe1. bound. 127 Over ale phone OSHAWATHIS WEEK Toursrn. FYwtciel assistance FREEskid. for ltaovood .717 ■ '27. used 3 months. $200 Stu II S. P 0 BOX 481 atnailsble bit eligitule auoer+a Wilson Rd S Cal 60 and ask o . b . o . Also F e d d e r s air OAC OSHAWA L' H 71.5 under 45 or over veno do not tar Nark. 72&3430. (TFALL) cordkion. used 3 nwood . SIX Durham Housing otters competitive compensation. quWy for free training. Durham 00 BTU. 115 o b.o. 427-766 BOYER PONTIAC Business Computer Cot FAOGM and Saatuen• Sooner t041gltZ U Send resume with references by April 24, 1992 to: CVER �, -%C 427-3010. (TF) `�°�' and dryer•. new "'Orme• wild AP►LJANCEs, fridge, stove. �UNK `�, RECENTLY aria Seas. 1/2 price. large seise- ,iter. cry«. narveet LAID OFF? Sales Help/ Wetake nowaa ^,wd�� � W ail viii,. Prone 68&401°7. ret ler INctay DURHAM REGION CALL US ABOUT 130 Agents buy, give My Dads a try- My (O 17M 831-2693 NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORP. COMPUTER Dad's ter•- 116 Bradt St. S.. WATER&ED Supenngie. 2 sEOWE L Moving ysterrs Inc Wtnpy- 430-0661. M42492) yens ow. dark pie. biacw wnyr Box 623, 1615 Dundas Street E. TRAINING GRANTS. requires ootnmres,oned sales BILLIARD Tables - one day Caps grass shave. 11250 846 Iter roc t14, bmight new ^ 4th Floor rmvoaonfeairm for bah inside ciwarre tale. as sabres n4,a 0832 after S or neve nssaage Ino. or" owner. S We. S 1 1-616% sW and ExperieLAN*nce on no con! go. Sat. April 1a. 10.5 p.m. No *'I792S/K7 soma. atwdwd• vusy added. Lang Tower, West Bldg. experienced person but a `;,,�sary Sw �. reasonable offers refused. PROCAMM Buidkhg Products - $1 440 O29.oloc okri WANTED " $ 3.5OC o.D.o 404-0882 or 579- 'DUWRHA Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 for Word Processing. tnrtnaly 2-3 (o41N2) MCO's Billiards and Patio among. anW quarKawng at ertall" (042,92) Y � per week Dar arts. could Contra. 75 King S t . W. 113baq. ahUaert. Wang 1i2'5W. HOUSING Attention: Property Manager lard to hull Ilan position. Reply P "- ��° tett. salty Bowmanvvlle, 823-5353. Widow startang r 11711 and up. /11N IS+:u I Mark 2 door. turbo. b wring b: Fie 04089 Oshawa Far no,w (041942) Stoll clearance. 96 Sunray SL ar't's^' casrasae• ar conditioning. Weer, P.O. Stat P418M CUSTOM designed SMbu9rur- Unit 7, Wnrtby. 616-1700. ioaCOd. tont, full warranty, 1&6500 rt 1 I � Join our Team! LOEB Baywood is actively seeking a highly motivated, customer oriented person for the following full-time position: Meat Team Leader As the ideal candidate for this position: ■ you will have in-depth meat management experience with a proven track record ■ You are highly motivated with well developed Deoole skills 0 you are committed to providing excellent customer service We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. If you are interested in exploring the opportunity of joining our team we invite you to apply in person at. LOEB Baywaod 481. Oshawa. L1H 7L5. (Os2t ce vied. Also 1940 M+re for yew norrte. Dressers, Toyota Tercel. excellent IMMEDIATELY elwttrbbm. chews sac, n the ENTERTAINMENT Contra - bbrddaon 4 speed IMC ask porion ed se nt ry i - .al 1 35 Skilled Help � --%- Ca. Long Is- solid maple Vilas candelight 723 f0,219� perleetee0 secretary in real Wind Loop Furniture. 606.012. finished. 14000wx74h, tour arae. Power of sale. and Mr. (041792) Doors. two PA our sMkves. 18 tae Por4r[ 4000 LE OwWad. =and COssrslnCl� fisply ELECTROMC Ndunann, on. WALLPAPER clananot, - OYer Iq x 26 1:4 T.V. room. W $4800. Ca9 M629f10 be, 7 b: Mar Ssotw, 19, 3 Ourtdat Dnlnteed in spar and opera, 1.000 rolis from 90 canes to e33045. (041542) amL - 3 p m (04142) SL E Whey, LIN 2L5. 725- tbn of closed circuit T.Y. $0.96 a double to and itow. LEATHER Jaduse 12 price 1f64 RgO& -nein baewiat and 3760. 04211M - systems. Must have Op- S days per weak• Mon.- Six dtararnae saw JadLas &easing ap,�� tom. eoubleshootfnp bsckgrotwtd and Fri. 94 D.nL Sat 65 pent. 823- from 1100.. $156. and $190. Duds. ver a WHOLESALE 135 skilled Help Pp tcallJen MI M SL E_ Baewtar� FantYy Lessner. S Potrtts Mal p14s. Why par „may coo t4 vote RF) (Centre Court). Kitson and Rabe Cern. 286411118. (TF) Taueson Mabem Toon Carom AJIA= � Aa*mnom no knw Scarborough. 412-0648. too Che' 3ptrtt S speer; RW COW rmk■I t i Fury Scarborough. Ito ow- oOtar, 5E000 -• guaranteed reeondiLoned Lady drfnrarn, aww cr. applwta.a Com. woke w a TRARM - 6 1? wide x 17 WV $35M aysraIN- I or lases 1a1Nr. deal 427-47$4. 467 Wsoney it 6 Iry lith ettdoaed train. 2 283e06 p6i7seshic) Rd- S. Alex- (TF) Ooas at back, good for utlq or sloe train for construction. RedL IftS LeBaron GTS. 4 dew CONTENTS Sob - " nom ter sus sized pick sup wan bid satdar� aaoslwe ItcaaksL Nton Pulte, duly rose French darn o r abs on one safe w es- smoker, lady driven, owner. Provincial, Incl- Co cotoch, aar000esse ver w. um canoed and d -he Dime Comm and with dsare � bre bare wram ONW- e* 455.4647 Bugndy and odi. hutdL 75Mve w�� ovivaings �1 a learo a nwattpe DrW ldit 4oekrlokl2c4 (061710 tains Chairs. 4 regular seaMe, ArtlCies 1444 Tow Am G.TA, 6.7 Ate, ""Ann se... oak boons 230 Va.1w lams a now . and air. 2 w tWp, asleo Wanted 72000 bm SIO N . Cab 436 table, book on Sew hared 48ot- iW2ttl>t 666-1772 ; in„ a- -M M& Cal "Man ip11fl� 150 "Ow Medical 165 °a'' care ffmOw uM.E� Dental AveBabk tall eo IMraglmewt ane Waal tar 1 Ajax. a watrom Wast y� =so, ft- a par. ped. plus CRUISE SW etre? DENTAL ollics MOuk« PWWW I Insls9atYa (70 ytsmes), Slake IWimat lrwwgea tamed tear «- RELMftE Mother M 2 WIN 7$94089- md2f 16$8 Buk1k Sit~ - 2 Ask 4 dewams aelS somem law Her and exiorier, aawlet CMS M, 52880. Phone 416 430-711111110. 061002919:) 1888 Chwmft S NOW 7t)I M kms.. 4 speed, excellent Cwndltisn. my IONINS ear. $2900 or bast der. awtiad Cal 57"13L (DI mly Ask for Frank Lake to Necessary. P.Q limavaill N � fit, Bim• vxmhhw saw 11ara, sWANTED - ifridge. " Olft CUM= ChM cities otkr W 4 h jh Iwm- Moka r krndaet �IOMML 11F til eine bode nabs. low pass, 441. Oshawa This week, doorioutdoor activities. dawn, mladflba Phar photo cal Ab tatarated. pickup Wedt driveta, WON m�Nte aNned, a Meda PM flan! HaMil, Oehms.LIH7lb.(O1/6M�1 awn abw7PALer SM newer than 1974). Call omw.82MSAO. daysask for Cal 688 2117. p41l142) 0854239 120 OM (TIF) Brad. 791111-7611111 Shot S. 427- hs�t warner Na obs GET hold d h Ula st l mdo+ tal$,oIcMAIL Etctes< 160 °W Wanted EmwaENCED Em t..ela.r 25Care 0 Gara9e/Yard 25 Garage/Yaro 'PASMlogomom w Pwbmo lfeaatafT. Apply weakly. Sf•Ir Istta. wad nsMe and mmath4aer moi prmMde dereWWe Sales 0 Sales sown mat was $7411 as IS, Od Person during pore hours. money. Easy work. No CLOTHESCALL - ladies MiAnI iE, responsible psnHon 1n our harrow. rIAairp and BMarine i8a 1Hslsrhd4s, 100 WON" RA . iaferewy. SM nowbs hsltaus . For mo. seskitp corm*@ W�t� b ne. baby* In my hoslim- 0K Plwsd aC9eii Aim.(M24 Information on hot new and managers, home 2 dayAet* to 6 moerM. 3 and a&-dW4 s, naeonabb GARAGE SALE 1.44 Mazda 4211. 4 dew, 5 C iiii3a E wodon anded Ofkrflly tush S.A.S.E- 0: presentations, up to 40% children, (two In school). razes, raotiplt awebb. Har- Lots Of good Stuff speed with air. $3600 - 111 d for Ladies Christian Group. The ktwnaebn Nslwwk, Daps commbsisn. Ful or pan tlnr, ASAP. WsWwy ave'«• 401 area 619-1663. Saturday April 18 9-12 C4142&GM M415M Meetings. Wed. morning In A» P.O. Bon 48514. Owdoke, training provided. For more Lbi1• 03441xH• (041 3899 Paddock Rd. (Just north of Greenwood 194 Carelw. sun rod, attvlln Osheea bcaftL E•C.E. or re- Postal Oudsk Hwfliwh, Orswiu. Information. all Diane. Mg off 1S Please feel flee to the house. CasMlfe. 4 door. excellent hated cMldnrh s program u- LAS IRs. p417� 71811. M41792) MiD AMAL nqukes ASAP. EXPERIENCED teacher and � � � Cwhdkbn. 44A00 amt-. 43400 Perlenn an amass Call 430- EARN to look aftw Infant h hall . L4 M $285 -wok your LOOIOIIfi kx walrker whh pact- tnatim available tar daycare in olko. 432-3$SL (012192) 07W (O4164q own hours, assemble stylish up truckle shape. Cal Short �^ 1>a�• sltelwfa� hot home 1642 Menta Carlo - alit 1T& CHLp PLAY . here incl Jewellery at homel Simple 42SAM er 4211MB6 babe mqukotMWWW-FeWair.830- stimulating activities a d 260 Arts dt Crafts 260 AitS dt CraftS _ and make many too. Join our Instruction. No so&V to do. 9 am. - 8 Pm. (041542) 8107 4:30. HwwooM4wy 2 ane M&kiwA Mals provided. Har- waotirp, p- brakes powr browing team of mom -s, •vert Info: Send a self -ad- EARN wtey nSdMp baxlksl wOodlFhly 2 AppleaOR Virga sdndows. 11400. Phone 4t6 k►M • � *tom ��d *mmdInc.dExtd 455.w4925 sm 000/yr Income potential. LIVE In nanny. non-smokor. x`104. (0417iel SPRING CRAFT SHOW 130.7264. (0419423NC) -Show BolanSuislaAve. W.. $alto 225. (t) 806-482-6000. CY -Wnuhom Pickwkp area To at DURHAM COLLEGE 1677 BMW - now brakes• adua8orasf books and parkas$IS& (042142) Downavlew, Om. N5N 1V7. can for 12 year Oct. Cal 837- 170 Employment Sun., April �, 10.4 p.m. shock., wheels, bearings. for cwMrata, am other parents (041 casae "1� � snake 147. (041'342 I Wanted VENDORS WELCOME :.'Boca call Nell at 427-%W OW Wd@stioadt. through In INET UMM or on lllc7 Earn nsNyear round, $300-$400 Admission $2.00 Call 576-0210 ext 496 hone urs. April sm ps T� $6004700 PM Ikfw woildl kx weekly. Photographers. tour M"YUTTER kequred fast 11 1977 Chevy Monza Coups. &lath hours, April start W specJd . M"W. For dacha, sono SASE guides, casino workers• dock year did boy. Morndsy night arta MEN with trucks will do THIS stall The Flea Marko can 39,800 " 10 toes• 306 cubic - cal Ern (430.2133) Suwh M CAPA. 1s Cnpsa ghm P.O. hands. plus moral Hawaii. school b 9AS and Swurdays, ' "" I'ld MWAS, CMaMQ lobs Show - Oshrrmh, Sar. and Sun. CALL CLASSIRED Inch Vs, auto, bddt red with rad (686.57 Caribbean, Bahamas. 1.801- 830 am. - 630 p-rrn DAM Bay odd jobs. decorating. April 18 25 and 211 Vorhdpra 22) er Kirutary (420• Boa itlls010. 1728 Kkpaton 3063356 Mr. Taylor. Public School ane 4211-1714. Cab Curl w Jana wsbwto. CSI David, 104 4157 578-9655 Interior. 2 «awns, doom rand 2271) er Brenda !&764044 , Rsa0. Ontario. LIVwok. As Is. 5400. 5790077. (012MCf4C) ( ) Oft Plttterklg• (011792) �ypggaas ) or Donna. 284-4764 (Tor.) 796-7072 � (042182 ,: A C796'7672i NW O9howa►WAit* juin Wa*. (5764M Combined ProWun of 102,000 eYejri Wednesday oil' tJ_JJ"(*JJ I � Join our Team! LOEB Baywood is actively seeking a highly motivated, customer oriented person for the following full-time position: Meat Team Leader As the ideal candidate for this position: ■ you will have in-depth meat management experience with a proven track record ■ You are highly motivated with well developed Deoole skills 0 you are committed to providing excellent customer service We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. If you are interested in exploring the opportunity of joining our team we invite you to apply in person at. LOEB Baywaod 481. Oshawa. L1H 7L5. (Os2t ce vied. Also 1940 M+re for yew norrte. Dressers, Toyota Tercel. excellent IMMEDIATELY elwttrbbm. chews sac, n the ENTERTAINMENT Contra - bbrddaon 4 speed IMC ask porion ed se nt ry i - .al 1 35 Skilled Help � --%- Ca. Long Is- solid maple Vilas candelight 723 f0,219� perleetee0 secretary in real Wind Loop Furniture. 606.012. finished. 14000wx74h, tour arae. Power of sale. and Mr. (041792) Doors. two PA our sMkves. 18 tae Por4r[ 4000 LE OwWad. =and COssrslnCl� fisply ELECTROMC Ndunann, on. WALLPAPER clananot, - OYer Iq x 26 1:4 T.V. room. W $4800. Ca9 M629f10 be, 7 b: Mar Ssotw, 19, 3 Ourtdat Dnlnteed in spar and opera, 1.000 rolis from 90 canes to e33045. (041542) amL - 3 p m (04142) SL E Whey, LIN 2L5. 725- tbn of closed circuit T.Y. $0.96 a double to and itow. LEATHER Jaduse 12 price 1f64 RgO& -nein baewiat and 3760. 04211M - systems. Must have Op- S days per weak• Mon.- Six dtararnae saw JadLas &easing ap,�� tom. eoubleshootfnp bsckgrotwtd and Fri. 94 D.nL Sat 65 pent. 823- from 1100.. $156. and $190. Duds. ver a WHOLESALE 135 skilled Help Pp tcallJen MI M SL E_ Baewtar� FantYy Lessner. S Potrtts Mal p14s. Why par „may coo t4 vote RF) (Centre Court). Kitson and Rabe Cern. 286411118. (TF) Taueson Mabem Toon Carom AJIA= � Aa*mnom no knw Scarborough. 412-0648. too Che' 3ptrtt S speer; RW COW rmk■I t i Fury Scarborough. Ito ow- oOtar, 5E000 -• guaranteed reeondiLoned Lady drfnrarn, aww cr. applwta.a Com. woke w a TRARM - 6 1? wide x 17 WV $35M aysraIN- I or lases 1a1Nr. deal 427-47$4. 467 Wsoney it 6 Iry lith ettdoaed train. 2 283e06 p6i7seshic) Rd- S. Alex- (TF) Ooas at back, good for utlq or sloe train for construction. RedL IftS LeBaron GTS. 4 dew CONTENTS Sob - " nom ter sus sized pick sup wan bid satdar� aaoslwe ItcaaksL Nton Pulte, duly rose French darn o r abs on one safe w es- smoker, lady driven, owner. Provincial, Incl- Co cotoch, aar000esse ver w. um canoed and d -he Dime Comm and with dsare � bre bare wram ONW- e* 455.4647 Bugndy and odi. hutdL 75Mve w�� ovivaings �1 a learo a nwattpe DrW ldit 4oekrlokl2c4 (061710 tains Chairs. 4 regular seaMe, ArtlCies 1444 Tow Am G.TA, 6.7 Ate, ""Ann se... oak boons 230 Va.1w lams a now . and air. 2 w tWp, asleo Wanted 72000 bm SIO N . Cab 436 table, book on Sew hared 48ot- iW2ttl>t 666-1772 ; in„ a- -M M& Cal "Man ip11fl� 150 "Ow Medical 165 °a'' care ffmOw uM.E� Dental AveBabk tall eo IMraglmewt ane Waal tar 1 Ajax. a watrom Wast y� =so, ft- a par. ped. plus CRUISE SW etre? DENTAL ollics MOuk« PWWW I Insls9atYa (70 ytsmes), Slake IWimat lrwwgea tamed tear «- RELMftE Mother M 2 WIN 7$94089- md2f 16$8 Buk1k Sit~ - 2 Ask 4 dewams aelS somem law Her and exiorier, aawlet CMS M, 52880. Phone 416 430-711111110. 061002919:) 1888 Chwmft S NOW 7t)I M kms.. 4 speed, excellent Cwndltisn. my IONINS ear. $2900 or bast der. awtiad Cal 57"13L (DI mly Ask for Frank Lake to Necessary. P.Q limavaill N � fit, Bim• vxmhhw saw 11ara, sWANTED - ifridge. " Olft CUM= ChM cities otkr W 4 h jh Iwm- Moka r krndaet �IOMML 11F til eine bode nabs. low pass, 441. Oshawa This week, doorioutdoor activities. dawn, mladflba Phar photo cal Ab tatarated. pickup Wedt driveta, WON m�Nte aNned, a Meda PM flan! HaMil, Oehms.LIH7lb.(O1/6M�1 awn abw7PALer SM newer than 1974). Call omw.82MSAO. daysask for Cal 688 2117. p41l142) 0854239 120 OM (TIF) Brad. 791111-7611111 Shot S. 427- hs�t warner Na obs GET hold d h Ula st l mdo+ tal$,oIcMAIL Etctes< 160 °W Wanted EmwaENCED Em t..ela.r 25Care 0 Gara9e/Yard 25 Garage/Yaro 'PASMlogomom w Pwbmo lfeaatafT. Apply weakly. Sf•Ir Istta. wad nsMe and mmath4aer moi prmMde dereWWe Sales 0 Sales sown mat was $7411 as IS, Od Person during pore hours. money. Easy work. No CLOTHESCALL - ladies MiAnI iE, responsible psnHon 1n our harrow. rIAairp and BMarine i8a 1Hslsrhd4s, 100 WON" RA . iaferewy. SM nowbs hsltaus . For mo. seskitp corm*@ W�t� b ne. baby* In my hoslim- 0K Plwsd aC9eii Aim.(M24 Information on hot new and managers, home 2 dayAet* to 6 moerM. 3 and a&-dW4 s, naeonabb GARAGE SALE 1.44 Mazda 4211. 4 dew, 5 C iiii3a E wodon anded Ofkrflly tush S.A.S.E- 0: presentations, up to 40% children, (two In school). razes, raotiplt awebb. Har- Lots Of good Stuff speed with air. $3600 - 111 d for Ladies Christian Group. The ktwnaebn Nslwwk, Daps commbsisn. Ful or pan tlnr, ASAP. WsWwy ave'«• 401 area 619-1663. Saturday April 18 9-12 C4142&GM M415M Meetings. Wed. morning In A» P.O. Bon 48514. Owdoke, training provided. For more Lbi1• 03441xH• (041 3899 Paddock Rd. (Just north of Greenwood 194 Carelw. sun rod, attvlln Osheea bcaftL E•C.E. or re- Postal Oudsk Hwfliwh, Orswiu. Information. all Diane. Mg off 1S Please feel flee to the house. CasMlfe. 4 door. excellent hated cMldnrh s program u- LAS IRs. p417� 71811. M41792) MiD AMAL nqukes ASAP. EXPERIENCED teacher and � � � Cwhdkbn. 44A00 amt-. 43400 Perlenn an amass Call 430- EARN to look aftw Infant h hall . L4 M $285 -wok your LOOIOIIfi kx walrker whh pact- tnatim available tar daycare in olko. 432-3$SL (012192) 07W (O4164q own hours, assemble stylish up truckle shape. Cal Short �^ 1>a�• sltelwfa� hot home 1642 Menta Carlo - alit 1T& CHLp PLAY . here incl Jewellery at homel Simple 42SAM er 4211MB6 babe mqukotMWWW-FeWair.830- stimulating activities a d 260 Arts dt Crafts 260 AitS dt CraftS _ and make many too. Join our Instruction. No so&V to do. 9 am. - 8 Pm. (041542) 8107 4:30. HwwooM4wy 2 ane M&kiwA Mals provided. Har- waotirp, p- brakes powr browing team of mom -s, •vert Info: Send a self -ad- EARN wtey nSdMp baxlksl wOodlFhly 2 AppleaOR Virga sdndows. 11400. Phone 4t6 k►M • � *tom ��d *mmdInc.dExtd 455.w4925 sm 000/yr Income potential. LIVE In nanny. non-smokor. x`104. (0417iel SPRING CRAFT SHOW 130.7264. (0419423NC) -Show BolanSuislaAve. W.. $alto 225. (t) 806-482-6000. CY -Wnuhom Pickwkp area To at DURHAM COLLEGE 1677 BMW - now brakes• adua8orasf books and parkas$IS& (042142) Downavlew, Om. N5N 1V7. can for 12 year Oct. Cal 837- 170 Employment Sun., April �, 10.4 p.m. shock., wheels, bearings. for cwMrata, am other parents (041 casae "1� � snake 147. (041'342 I Wanted VENDORS WELCOME :.'Boca call Nell at 427-%W OW Wd@stioadt. through In INET UMM or on lllc7 Earn nsNyear round, $300-$400 Admission $2.00 Call 576-0210 ext 496 hone urs. April sm ps T� $6004700 PM Ikfw woildl kx weekly. Photographers. tour M"YUTTER kequred fast 11 1977 Chevy Monza Coups. &lath hours, April start W specJd . M"W. For dacha, sono SASE guides, casino workers• dock year did boy. Morndsy night arta MEN with trucks will do THIS stall The Flea Marko can 39,800 " 10 toes• 306 cubic - cal Ern (430.2133) Suwh M CAPA. 1s Cnpsa ghm P.O. hands. plus moral Hawaii. school b 9AS and Swurdays, ' "" I'ld MWAS, CMaMQ lobs Show - Oshrrmh, Sar. and Sun. CALL CLASSIRED Inch Vs, auto, bddt red with rad (686.57 Caribbean, Bahamas. 1.801- 830 am. - 630 p-rrn DAM Bay odd jobs. decorating. April 18 25 and 211 Vorhdpra 22) er Kirutary (420• Boa itlls010. 1728 Kkpaton 3063356 Mr. Taylor. Public School ane 4211-1714. Cab Curl w Jana wsbwto. CSI David, 104 4157 578-9655 Interior. 2 «awns, doom rand 2271) er Brenda !&764044 , Rsa0. Ontario. LIVwok. As Is. 5400. 5790077. (012MCf4C) ( ) Oft Plttterklg• (011792) �ypggaas ) or Donna. 284-4764 (Tor.) 796-7072 � (042182 ,: A C796'7672i NW O9howa►WAit* juin Wa*. (5764M Combined ProWun of 102,000 eYejri Wednesday oil' tJ_JJ"(*JJ Aa*mnom no knw Scarborough. 412-0648. too Che' 3ptrtt S speer; RW COW rmk■I t i Fury Scarborough. Ito ow- oOtar, 5E000 -• guaranteed reeondiLoned Lady drfnrarn, aww cr. applwta.a Com. woke w a TRARM - 6 1? wide x 17 WV $35M aysraIN- I or lases 1a1Nr. deal 427-47$4. 467 Wsoney it 6 Iry lith ettdoaed train. 2 283e06 p6i7seshic) Rd- S. Alex- (TF) Ooas at back, good for utlq or sloe train for construction. RedL IftS LeBaron GTS. 4 dew CONTENTS Sob - " nom ter sus sized pick sup wan bid satdar� aaoslwe ItcaaksL Nton Pulte, duly rose French darn o r abs on one safe w es- smoker, lady driven, owner. Provincial, Incl- Co cotoch, aar000esse ver w. um canoed and d -he Dime Comm and with dsare � bre bare wram ONW- e* 455.4647 Bugndy and odi. hutdL 75Mve w�� ovivaings �1 a learo a nwattpe DrW ldit 4oekrlokl2c4 (061710 tains Chairs. 4 regular seaMe, ArtlCies 1444 Tow Am G.TA, 6.7 Ate, ""Ann se... oak boons 230 Va.1w lams a now . and air. 2 w tWp, asleo Wanted 72000 bm SIO N . Cab 436 table, book on Sew hared 48ot- iW2ttl>t 666-1772 ; in„ a- -M M& Cal "Man ip11fl� 150 "Ow Medical 165 °a'' care ffmOw uM.E� Dental AveBabk tall eo IMraglmewt ane Waal tar 1 Ajax. a watrom Wast y� =so, ft- a par. ped. plus CRUISE SW etre? DENTAL ollics MOuk« PWWW I Insls9atYa (70 ytsmes), Slake IWimat lrwwgea tamed tear «- RELMftE Mother M 2 WIN 7$94089- md2f 16$8 Buk1k Sit~ - 2 Ask 4 dewams aelS somem law Her and exiorier, aawlet CMS M, 52880. Phone 416 430-711111110. 061002919:) 1888 Chwmft S NOW 7t)I M kms.. 4 speed, excellent Cwndltisn. my IONINS ear. $2900 or bast der. awtiad Cal 57"13L (DI mly Ask for Frank Lake to Necessary. P.Q limavaill N � fit, Bim• vxmhhw saw 11ara, sWANTED - ifridge. " Olft CUM= ChM cities otkr W 4 h jh Iwm- Moka r krndaet �IOMML 11F til eine bode nabs. low pass, 441. Oshawa This week, doorioutdoor activities. dawn, mladflba Phar photo cal Ab tatarated. pickup Wedt driveta, WON m�Nte aNned, a Meda PM flan! HaMil, Oehms.LIH7lb.(O1/6M�1 awn abw7PALer SM newer than 1974). Call omw.82MSAO. daysask for Cal 688 2117. p41l142) 0854239 120 OM (TIF) Brad. 791111-7611111 Shot S. 427- hs�t warner Na obs GET hold d h Ula st l mdo+ tal$,oIcMAIL Etctes< 160 °W Wanted EmwaENCED Em t..ela.r 25Care 0 Gara9e/Yard 25 Garage/Yaro 'PASMlogomom w Pwbmo lfeaatafT. Apply weakly. Sf•Ir Istta. wad nsMe and mmath4aer moi prmMde dereWWe Sales 0 Sales sown mat was $7411 as IS, Od Person during pore hours. money. Easy work. No CLOTHESCALL - ladies MiAnI iE, responsible psnHon 1n our harrow. rIAairp and BMarine i8a 1Hslsrhd4s, 100 WON" RA . iaferewy. SM nowbs hsltaus . For mo. seskitp corm*@ W�t� b ne. baby* In my hoslim- 0K Plwsd aC9eii Aim.(M24 Information on hot new and managers, home 2 dayAet* to 6 moerM. 3 and a&-dW4 s, naeonabb GARAGE SALE 1.44 Mazda 4211. 4 dew, 5 C iiii3a E wodon anded Ofkrflly tush S.A.S.E- 0: presentations, up to 40% children, (two In school). razes, raotiplt awebb. Har- Lots Of good Stuff speed with air. $3600 - 111 d for Ladies Christian Group. The ktwnaebn Nslwwk, Daps commbsisn. Ful or pan tlnr, ASAP. WsWwy ave'«• 401 area 619-1663. Saturday April 18 9-12 C4142&GM M415M Meetings. Wed. morning In A» P.O. Bon 48514. Owdoke, training provided. For more Lbi1• 03441xH• (041 3899 Paddock Rd. (Just north of Greenwood 194 Carelw. sun rod, attvlln Osheea bcaftL E•C.E. or re- Postal Oudsk Hwfliwh, Orswiu. Information. all Diane. Mg off 1S Please feel flee to the house. CasMlfe. 4 door. excellent hated cMldnrh s program u- LAS IRs. p417� 71811. M41792) MiD AMAL nqukes ASAP. EXPERIENCED teacher and � � � Cwhdkbn. 44A00 amt-. 43400 Perlenn an amass Call 430- EARN to look aftw Infant h hall . L4 M $285 -wok your LOOIOIIfi kx walrker whh pact- tnatim available tar daycare in olko. 432-3$SL (012192) 07W (O4164q own hours, assemble stylish up truckle shape. Cal Short �^ 1>a�• sltelwfa� hot home 1642 Menta Carlo - alit 1T& CHLp PLAY . here incl Jewellery at homel Simple 42SAM er 4211MB6 babe mqukotMWWW-FeWair.830- stimulating activities a d 260 Arts dt Crafts 260 AitS dt CraftS _ and make many too. Join our Instruction. No so&V to do. 9 am. - 8 Pm. (041542) 8107 4:30. HwwooM4wy 2 ane M&kiwA Mals provided. Har- waotirp, p- brakes powr browing team of mom -s, •vert Info: Send a self -ad- EARN wtey nSdMp baxlksl wOodlFhly 2 AppleaOR Virga sdndows. 11400. Phone 4t6 k►M • � *tom ��d *mmdInc.dExtd 455.w4925 sm 000/yr Income potential. LIVE In nanny. non-smokor. x`104. (0417iel SPRING CRAFT SHOW 130.7264. (0419423NC) -Show BolanSuislaAve. W.. $alto 225. (t) 806-482-6000. CY -Wnuhom Pickwkp area To at DURHAM COLLEGE 1677 BMW - now brakes• adua8orasf books and parkas$IS& (042142) Downavlew, Om. N5N 1V7. can for 12 year Oct. Cal 837- 170 Employment Sun., April �, 10.4 p.m. shock., wheels, bearings. for cwMrata, am other parents (041 casae "1� � snake 147. (041'342 I Wanted VENDORS WELCOME :.'Boca call Nell at 427-%W OW Wd@stioadt. through In INET UMM or on lllc7 Earn nsNyear round, $300-$400 Admission $2.00 Call 576-0210 ext 496 hone urs. April sm ps T� $6004700 PM Ikfw woildl kx weekly. Photographers. tour M"YUTTER kequred fast 11 1977 Chevy Monza Coups. &lath hours, April start W specJd . M"W. For dacha, sono SASE guides, casino workers• dock year did boy. Morndsy night arta MEN with trucks will do THIS stall The Flea Marko can 39,800 " 10 toes• 306 cubic - cal Ern (430.2133) Suwh M CAPA. 1s Cnpsa ghm P.O. hands. plus moral Hawaii. school b 9AS and Swurdays, ' "" I'ld MWAS, CMaMQ lobs Show - Oshrrmh, Sar. and Sun. CALL CLASSIRED Inch Vs, auto, bddt red with rad (686.57 Caribbean, Bahamas. 1.801- 830 am. - 630 p-rrn DAM Bay odd jobs. decorating. April 18 25 and 211 Vorhdpra 22) er Kirutary (420• Boa itlls010. 1728 Kkpaton 3063356 Mr. Taylor. Public School ane 4211-1714. Cab Curl w Jana wsbwto. CSI David, 104 4157 578-9655 Interior. 2 «awns, doom rand 2271) er Brenda !&764044 , Rsa0. Ontario. LIVwok. As Is. 5400. 5790077. (012MCf4C) ( ) Oft Plttterklg• (011792) �ypggaas ) or Donna. 284-4764 (Tor.) 796-7072 � (042182 ,: A C796'7672i NW O9howa►WAit* juin Wa*. (5764M Combined ProWun of 102,000 eYejri Wednesday oil' tJ_JJ"(*JJ 666-1772 ; in„ a- -M M& Cal "Man ip11fl� 150 "Ow Medical 165 °a'' care ffmOw uM.E� Dental AveBabk tall eo IMraglmewt ane Waal tar 1 Ajax. a watrom Wast y� =so, ft- a par. ped. plus CRUISE SW etre? DENTAL ollics MOuk« PWWW I Insls9atYa (70 ytsmes), Slake IWimat lrwwgea tamed tear «- RELMftE Mother M 2 WIN 7$94089- md2f 16$8 Buk1k Sit~ - 2 Ask 4 dewams aelS somem law Her and exiorier, aawlet CMS M, 52880. Phone 416 430-711111110. 061002919:) 1888 Chwmft S NOW 7t)I M kms.. 4 speed, excellent Cwndltisn. my IONINS ear. $2900 or bast der. awtiad Cal 57"13L (DI mly Ask for Frank Lake to Necessary. P.Q limavaill N � fit, Bim• vxmhhw saw 11ara, sWANTED - ifridge. " Olft CUM= ChM cities otkr W 4 h jh Iwm- Moka r krndaet �IOMML 11F til eine bode nabs. low pass, 441. Oshawa This week, doorioutdoor activities. dawn, mladflba Phar photo cal Ab tatarated. pickup Wedt driveta, WON m�Nte aNned, a Meda PM flan! HaMil, Oehms.LIH7lb.(O1/6M�1 awn abw7PALer SM newer than 1974). Call omw.82MSAO. daysask for Cal 688 2117. p41l142) 0854239 120 OM (TIF) Brad. 791111-7611111 Shot S. 427- hs�t warner Na obs GET hold d h Ula st l mdo+ tal$,oIcMAIL Etctes< 160 °W Wanted EmwaENCED Em t..ela.r 25Care 0 Gara9e/Yard 25 Garage/Yaro 'PASMlogomom w Pwbmo lfeaatafT. Apply weakly. Sf•Ir Istta. wad nsMe and mmath4aer moi prmMde dereWWe Sales 0 Sales sown mat was $7411 as IS, Od Person during pore hours. money. Easy work. No CLOTHESCALL - ladies MiAnI iE, responsible psnHon 1n our harrow. rIAairp and BMarine i8a 1Hslsrhd4s, 100 WON" RA . iaferewy. SM nowbs hsltaus . For mo. seskitp corm*@ W�t� b ne. baby* In my hoslim- 0K Plwsd aC9eii Aim.(M24 Information on hot new and managers, home 2 dayAet* to 6 moerM. 3 and a&-dW4 s, naeonabb GARAGE SALE 1.44 Mazda 4211. 4 dew, 5 C iiii3a E wodon anded Ofkrflly tush S.A.S.E- 0: presentations, up to 40% children, (two In school). razes, raotiplt awebb. Har- Lots Of good Stuff speed with air. $3600 - 111 d for Ladies Christian Group. The ktwnaebn Nslwwk, Daps commbsisn. Ful or pan tlnr, ASAP. WsWwy ave'«• 401 area 619-1663. Saturday April 18 9-12 C4142&GM M415M Meetings. Wed. morning In A» P.O. Bon 48514. Owdoke, training provided. For more Lbi1• 03441xH• (041 3899 Paddock Rd. (Just north of Greenwood 194 Carelw. sun rod, attvlln Osheea bcaftL E•C.E. or re- Postal Oudsk Hwfliwh, Orswiu. Information. all Diane. Mg off 1S Please feel flee to the house. CasMlfe. 4 door. excellent hated cMldnrh s program u- LAS IRs. p417� 71811. M41792) MiD AMAL nqukes ASAP. EXPERIENCED teacher and � � � Cwhdkbn. 44A00 amt-. 43400 Perlenn an amass Call 430- EARN to look aftw Infant h hall . L4 M $285 -wok your LOOIOIIfi kx walrker whh pact- tnatim available tar daycare in olko. 432-3$SL (012192) 07W (O4164q own hours, assemble stylish up truckle shape. Cal Short �^ 1>a�• sltelwfa� hot home 1642 Menta Carlo - alit 1T& CHLp PLAY . here incl Jewellery at homel Simple 42SAM er 4211MB6 babe mqukotMWWW-FeWair.830- stimulating activities a d 260 Arts dt Crafts 260 AitS dt CraftS _ and make many too. Join our Instruction. No so&V to do. 9 am. - 8 Pm. (041542) 8107 4:30. HwwooM4wy 2 ane M&kiwA Mals provided. Har- waotirp, p- brakes powr browing team of mom -s, •vert Info: Send a self -ad- EARN wtey nSdMp baxlksl wOodlFhly 2 AppleaOR Virga sdndows. 11400. Phone 4t6 k►M • � *tom ��d *mmdInc.dExtd 455.w4925 sm 000/yr Income potential. LIVE In nanny. non-smokor. x`104. (0417iel SPRING CRAFT SHOW 130.7264. (0419423NC) -Show BolanSuislaAve. W.. $alto 225. (t) 806-482-6000. CY -Wnuhom Pickwkp area To at DURHAM COLLEGE 1677 BMW - now brakes• adua8orasf books and parkas$IS& (042142) Downavlew, Om. N5N 1V7. can for 12 year Oct. Cal 837- 170 Employment Sun., April �, 10.4 p.m. shock., wheels, bearings. for cwMrata, am other parents (041 casae "1� � snake 147. (041'342 I Wanted VENDORS WELCOME :.'Boca call Nell at 427-%W OW Wd@stioadt. through In INET UMM or on lllc7 Earn nsNyear round, $300-$400 Admission $2.00 Call 576-0210 ext 496 hone urs. April sm ps T� $6004700 PM Ikfw woildl kx weekly. Photographers. tour M"YUTTER kequred fast 11 1977 Chevy Monza Coups. &lath hours, April start W specJd . M"W. For dacha, sono SASE guides, casino workers• dock year did boy. Morndsy night arta MEN with trucks will do THIS stall The Flea Marko can 39,800 " 10 toes• 306 cubic - cal Ern (430.2133) Suwh M CAPA. 1s Cnpsa ghm P.O. hands. plus moral Hawaii. school b 9AS and Swurdays, ' "" I'ld MWAS, CMaMQ lobs Show - Oshrrmh, Sar. and Sun. CALL CLASSIRED Inch Vs, auto, bddt red with rad (686.57 Caribbean, Bahamas. 1.801- 830 am. - 630 p-rrn DAM Bay odd jobs. decorating. April 18 25 and 211 Vorhdpra 22) er Kirutary (420• Boa itlls010. 1728 Kkpaton 3063356 Mr. Taylor. Public School ane 4211-1714. Cab Curl w Jana wsbwto. CSI David, 104 4157 578-9655 Interior. 2 «awns, doom rand 2271) er Brenda !&764044 , Rsa0. Ontario. LIVwok. As Is. 5400. 5790077. (012MCf4C) ( ) Oft Plttterklg• (011792) �ypggaas ) or Donna. 284-4764 (Tor.) 796-7072 � (042182 ,: A C796'7672i NW O9howa►WAit* juin Wa*. (5764M Combined ProWun of 102,000 eYejri Wednesday oil' tJ_JJ"(*JJ oil' tJ_JJ"(*JJ .•'R+'' i+ CA 4$6A-.TXX NEM ADVF.RT 06 WWI, AM14ls.11�2 305 w nw 320 ' aDrhres • , Tax, Financial 400 APartmeltta Directory For Rent $ CARS WANTED $ TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR SCRAP CARS 683.2998 Anytime 310 Trucks For Sale 198* Dodge Dakota. 27,000 kns.. 4 x 4 auto. CD player, ba W-. -1 extras. s10 aw ton. or beg oflar- p42e621 IM Chevy Ptd, -up. bk». obs Pe., Pb.. V6, very good oonditlon. 98,000 kms., adtlhg $7250. Phone (416) 420-9M (alem 340 Auto Parts a Repairs "0 Feld Van, Fift e1, t t lana., eMlBsti and 1 INCOME Taos mMmm P`-- MAID new madam "wiffillnl $3000 a bop eller. Cal M 7340. • • • • • a • e l �I � �, and aonpulaw ;@@acid. SI&M. In private house, cenVenlenl and dWrMy service. i6• patssi Carpeting no per. 2 bedmons $700- Cal 4Pick 26 -OM 428 9621. (0415912) A1� ' 330 Trailers ARBON TILE 1•I4TBY - tn"Wdlass Ir ppk Apartments "IAS � si Professional Ceramic n>_ Business Business Services Home Home Mal ,. e43 400 For Rent DoweL 3 KW. 120.220 volla. Services Improvements Improvements MX1, P41am GERRITS Trailer Towing House trailer specialists Free Estimates 420-2661 Pickering CHRIS HARRY 340 Auto Parts all Repairs CARS PAINTED $5000 + materials (Customer sands & masks) 683-2998 Clear coat available. 4aXOe as l tical rtrrs anuli LORCAM ENTERPRISES For all your desktop publishing needs! * Flyers & pamphlets * Manuals & Catalogues No job is too big or too small! Lowest rates! 15% discount on 1 st order! Call Lori Campbell at 434-2606 or fax to 434-1679. EXECUTIVE INSTITUTE introduces "FINANCIAL FREELANCE" describing how you can earn money at home by: ' reviewirg movies, books. rays assembling products. crafts wordprocessing. data way writing. deslgmg etc, etc. Whether its a sole, or secondary source of income you re after. the Financial Freelance rnanuai an provide 1he tools you need to profit Irom toss lucrative 'income -at horse* industries For your manual. send tits ad ak % with S 14 95 I+$3 tax and shipping; to Gtv "RE!', box 45117. Nath Yolk Cerise Ontario M2N 6N2 *as. 7 Bass-Plybres 5 (on rrre). OO MWA - south end hi�rwe. Design/ 60394 an49"m. M410M 111122 Gen St- Very cam. large Illustration. units. 2 bedrooms. avadabie now or May 1• $660 and 3 ILLUSTRATION- canoonhng, 355 Motorcycles bedrooms. $7Z5. June 1. graphic design. adverts�,nng9 PaAJng. hews, cabie hckudad. R u s i n es s or Person 2 CHEW 350 pann,t orro• parts. - - Apartments a/ Isles than 1.000 kms. use. Plus black vinyl ~ box o vw 400 For Rent pw1 ' MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 PINE RIDGE MRAWE 5760977 or rM-4aa6, (0505x2) Reasonable rales. Also. lessors available. Randy rw-no. (416) '-1337 M41692) AVAILABLE May 1 - whnby apartrthem building. spacious Flooring, lowly carpeted and Palmed apartment. Close to bus. shopping, al UMN Included. Carpeting no per. 2 bedmons $700- Cal • mwb* oma - rs�Yi,g walk 43D-0134.M4J0°p'DI ARBON TILE 1•I4TBY - tn"Wdlass ooahpsr11- ry -ted. bedroom apartment, Professional Ceramic lahph" 83&0. (042,tt12) 984 Installation "For renovations tbat tru� ' • ' are whine improvements' JPERN • �`ar,fabnre4.w r... 1 93V 4a9Z •ESTIINATES FRE• DURHAM FENCE AND DECK CENTRE LTD. BOOK NOW FOR SPRING INSTALLATION! FOR BEST PRICES, FREE ESTIMATES AND WRITTEN GUARANTEE CALL 427-4021 Health, Beauty - - Housecleanina Housecleanina ATTENTION Elderly, disabled, acute 8 terminally ill. 1-24 hour nursing it homemalung service. 615-0189 Always Can Home Improvements w Quality work means Professional results. Day to ,day on the cab until complete woea'ltO4:ai�a! revRtr^MI Alan 686.3376 LEAKING TU2S b �i SHOWER STALLS Repaired 8 reno►a+ed Wall R f ;Dor ties supplied 8 installed. M'C, Visa, B B.S. LOWEST PRICES, Free estimates. Cat Benue. Progressive Tile ONOWA - maractow two lo I work in your home 420-1639 one bedroom recenti RaiwAffailin P"a" - saw Ham- / s,a:t'" W,E- ad R cur t Bowrtlewaft 7p 40 Floor. Lang Tower, NRNtow p HP Mercury. tralNr.- 17 h. Caalfor,, aawrad an Georpisn d 43&6810 between 8:30 aim rernovatad, hawy CWPMd. 4 pow. tike Q was mine. _ -- _ - bath, pelklr,g, ra•rr buses any For tree estimates, call 365 Marine 401 $575. Bachelor also DAVE 6133-3730 • mwb* oma - rs�Yi,g walk avetabla. $430- Bah amours CARPET installatans - tree iockides afln•s. 5767195. 17FT boat, inbowdioutboard. t0"1es21 120 hp. 4 Cylinder. easy bed Unfair v+ruuded. 9x000. Onan WHITBY - 1525 NkM Ave- Two estimates• restrelching a apecrany. Rea*onapla rales. t Marine Generator, 20 H.P. Bedraewt atsralsbta bran idle". 957.1799 or 987 -ISM. D N Duncan. (TFINFS) DoweL 3 KW. 120.220 volla. 87116 utrim Included- Fndi tltAaTBY - � now b.•etraeaw Gardening. "3.3U°• P417M sovea laundry and ploy, fadftftife RaiwAffailin P"a" - saw Ham- / s,a:t'" W,E- ad R cur t Bowrtlewaft 7p 40 Floor. Lang Tower, NRNtow p HP Mercury. tralNr.- 17 h. Caalfor,, aawrad an Georpisn d 43&6810 between 8:30 aim Landscaping For prolessional waning. CAN a Sl suer wb Nelen'a Hams Servom today. Bay Yarins. � O 0 0 423 4� P m weekd is 10 tom! La=s a n0 Lll MAGICIAN, crown- }fiends. 83W (0410M AJAX -one bedroom large • mwb* oma - rs�Yi,g walk attordab,s or Bonded/ 400 ��y�� b � "I.w' ""�".as eararlpw. lewWry t comes. .wd� wow. tort gar"M i wicking promotions, openings, rundielsom, Magi shows are For Rent ndtiro • to elhoppiag : we lano„ y°a""IM,,,,,s„l soarlonced. ssaNru rWwwm*t nd abus, Mailable lninamiy. BCMMOW - El/smwelOnon $700 monthly ineludss au . pod a1., et. • 2 x. guarana& Plumbing GAILLIND MAID SERVICES Serving the communy for over a decade. Caring for your home with personalized, professional services, at highly competitive rates We honor all competitive coupons. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 Arlt you having prob term nna- krg trrie to Wan your WX 7 Party For prolessional waning. CAN Services Nelen'a Hams Servom today. 5784613 (TF) us a cal- Peas,slow 427.1041. (051392) MAGICIAN, crown- }fiends. EXCELLENT quaky cisening at POdY to •1MRwn for any age, attordab,s or Bonded/ any occassion. Birthdays. Insured. Call Ecom 498482% (0i19pj promotions, openings, rundielsom, Magi shows are CLEANING lady available. lady tuns L --Hep. 87&7067 ar 728-8334. (TF) soarlonced. ssaNru rWwwm*t services. quality coMmry. Plumbing and ta0 des, ware hoes Mop a era No Pam ad 43111,337111, Plumbing Moving, tltAaTBY - � now b.•etraeaw inial b•elasbr aP00ment., Fib!- dsooralkag, OWA�sham e area, parse ho Storage Expenexad MOVING? I will shove enylhing, rhare, rnywa&. iYn i as for 8111 types of es- Beet rale*• free sews. 10% dieteurd Journeyrnm Plurttler No cab loo small - -Fauces. showers basement washrooms. wet ban. etc Any renovation or addLen. Daytime 427-4174, H5me 427-5609 Ask br Tom COMPLETE 4 place �'rient Call 571-0755 banroan fkUOW Yrtallad wish AJAX YrshMhg srs/•ms -ted esetkrvanit"n rromkoeras.d='P„ber r ee o tarvaose, mares .aW years wmerisraoe, re, - Cal Piano epecheeb, Glp rew or 282-5670 or 732.4521 srytnw. hourly, ttfe new hew haeted ^-- rroTessional OWL M rtrawe Cab 427- __ Direct ory M!1 wish -w uaadc tow M household! move. residential, aalanardal. AN types at morwk. Cab Carl or Jane. 427-2858- MO mer, with trucks •THE MOVERr Ira do as "ifs d moves- Vary awr4mo vs, on Pact• bsssnrw Oecfh•tor, nM* ulMlss. 427it7a OSISM "0-1663 lei wanasd Ion la" span oparepl SO saporab strt WAm ON" M WMWb at Palk Fuer 5784613 (TF) us a cal- Peas,slow _ " Pathdtlq rati.. Mov t.saw pkPike AV 430.0058. slapAea or JNe SPRING painting, 211-1511 w 3& tow` 4tssa pa792) "M+. �e *Mw bY*o aid pookrw ar r services. quality coMmry. Plumbing and CLEAN-UP; ' Decorating CN~A - axe beOlopa um AVALAKJE May 1, k~6eboo- electrical, tltAaTBY - � now b.•etraeaw inial b•elasbr aP00ment., Fib!- dsooralkag, OWA�sham e area, parse ho bt:� ded. Close to so amwaNss, AN LOsCAp$r4G PROEa per oldOsdwota SA 767 w6on flood NoM and ciao badloorn unit for June I MCall entrance. utlrles Included, excellent would sub quiet nonmoker- os*nilm. safar Tawe Rln10v81 .P.rwmetaL °'tis e.rasaR 4 Pee• gab loomd. must Oa "ML RElaacwlc xim 7234M 4 (0/148?) PAINTING kllchen cupboards. basements washrooms No job's shell. Quality ba/woetn. kaeMn i1o" lean $450 1101 hilly Cas 7204611 or aww.ert wd wrrsral 0OOID al aOW" MOM 6RIe .ld, availblie r Bal o s7s6,2,. p1,7Baa Z 293-5197 InclusMa 406-2306. p11eM WN1rwV - unusual 21 •ReiGardehs DESIGNED and finished Designed for l AJAX - was bednoorn baswwsnw sesidef" area Paakbs• SM nil &NOW basements, bathrooms, w Meffi dr. Mar 1. Near am mw ammom and sacci I stories _•lwwl s a -• aav " $P�`nae"r•a"`�"°,g+�-4 5x67. pt36a 42x2367 beats. b�rPONY. plumb:w and I.ow Rates. 7M0 bedroom ap.rwtirw Padt trakrsa- Cal wars► t..w.r M olr 1. Non snldases• ro Pell. NEMETN Lawneare and 12&2145, p6x6ai WMkirlwistilip al- 8725 bckwm at001w Cal and Adelaide awe M• V I w Gardenlag, weekly lawn 42686M or 4211 -Mea. laws s I Pwkft W -ft MriYs, *Idp nwlosnonos Fede oiMIIlelss. EYROpEAM IIs" sddsis - VA Cit aralp6Bd. AM 'This Baeal11srs' bland and stow. $796 mton3dl all 420-1868, 0619M renovate your bathroom@ or 116Ii@ al slur a- 'T iw ntakeide Doe- NCiushm A okbe June 1. No Nldnn twilit as Nati as Boor ca dombNums for Issandiste fu1am Joe at 72$ $684. Handyman rreefeerrreenc a� issfab� i�46190 vocapMcy- 1.21 p. Dyllslra 72$-191& (Illseo TF C M $Bd X500 �� B rot ono bodNIom bass. e6lalkrls. u�,Oa46 fr>Irkts mkt apobwd. 16 mlw3ak b (fid FElIM and chile at discard fbM beaft dub rte. OWUN& Nadu lss kldawtsatt Tlll{I�rT10N pal Poo hole Lhde Sar & foster@ edam and b& � enaalaoe, 3 pisco bpi Interior and exterior asBk 0 car 8932M. jo4179Q P �� APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU! VALIANT PROPERTY �� �; MANAGEMENT 579-1626 OR 576-6956 PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway Spacious 3 bedroom apartments • Four Appliances - Close to GO Transit/Pickering Town Centre/Hwy. 401 • Immediate Occuoancy From S825 pe:.;;onth. Call 420-3139 Or visit rental office/model at: 1480 Pickering Parkway tl306 Under New Management BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in immaculat*ly malntatned budding, broadloom, 3 appliances. pool, snooker table. games room, taxus courts, axerms room, iaundry factktiss and cowed 101 Kathleen St- w Mon-•Frf, 9.7 A SM.•SwL 12.5 571-3522 sin ELrER CORPORAJI'M Ajax 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-$819 Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartw N in too* ruildap• Nr condllan4 bradow 2 appiMlou, laundry tsarinas, sate n id old e N*@ Loom laths g ound pacing ilduded. Call 683-6021 Sirl. 12-5 III�coma== _ on. -.-Fri. � ...rs 0 AJMix aowlh -bread lased sae tinsnii - Pollnow" I web b l*=m baaemM spolifigailial In have wanasd Ion la" span oparepl SO saporab strt WAm ON" M WMWb at Palk Fuer gWMM C Featwes Yaclude• @Wwalo wafallea, BNPIrost air applialaaw old ka faill $660�M&Vba FirW � . * �� $60 moaBdy. A,eM11bls ,Mar 1. Oslo"IML Palo M. 428-2$M. 430.0058. slapAea or JNe sequired. Lynn. 438-8900. (oidia • bNiii - WW Two wodroom spar- b i$p old sap""' aatraaoe, pnking, Move b;tdsd. Irdao PaaI an car. $800. AN NI&M bm@gwlr- Cob 6psrMsd Isteadry FIM clad UdmbL Callamwwmm er427-0fE2 Nodi 1� view d 424- � ladlad" ell mpsi t, r9 WAtf s and JOURNEYMAN electrician. EJon�aftt Taxa FkiilCial OslfNI� e>AaYra. ImAiraedfa el� 91.e311. AseBabM t�ortttrucdw. Fay- and i+�aas b tervloe;@.rapt.. CLOSE w Durham Ct1Uge -2 �1°� dean gp(e$ilpflBil Work rewiring• additions and 111%.0 slotest DireCtOry �� blldlsset badtalar txiE ad Im �„ L April- bsdaean atapsr depth, aeall.TddslPrnNouft able Mar 1. «,dolt, Molina. ret 1 4 1 12 belts. illi roc., sec+iltt. may Wp00fts& CRAIG 6'1913 renovations. All work guorarassd, lase SOMMU . Cal 1208923. -t orU34M PMS. Bet Iap and wl wl Z 1. RauhM. $1050 "'o'er' '~ 1 (TFA) a EMarM PisY6rag' sequired. Lynn. 438-8900. • Pfafae Maws eaardllga. 0419M PROFiESNONAL Handyman NOME Improvements and � p417" entrance. Irlradry. 1700 Yacle Ing, 427. services. quality coMmry. Plumbing and wPoks• Bassmona. add -OM doors, deft. ' - and ,rim eaeRMW cc1d Mal 51111411111111111. (In CN~A - axe beOlopa um AVALAKJE May 1, k~6eboo- electrical, fair June 1, 6845 and two table for Jean 1.4820 inial b•elasbr aP00ment., Fib!- dsooralkag, OWA�sham e area, parse ho elm Smsl or large, or 00ke. reasonable wish At Boaster, wood Walking. 436 8207 . p12142) PROEa per oldOsdwota SA 767 w6on flood NoM and ciao badloorn unit for June I MCall entrance. utlrles Included, excellent would sub quiet nonmoker- os*nilm. safar references. Free Cal 723 -IMM. 7 am RENOVATIONS. cabinetry, fir. 1 NIa3a a trhels haws, pwmomd twat rases. 640Bnff III I• SM FddBs• 7234M 4 (0/148?) 4�0 P aaL 0423Mklldww. kllchen cupboards. basements washrooms No job's shell. Quality lewday yaaOlse. 3 pltee eat pdvwM May -June. No PETS. Ridgis. Move, bdmdn ork sm ntaoflB11lr In- air. ratlI p1tift, lar one tor. Bloor and tillltot4 5"sd ad Paul M g�jg6�M4 and $740. ,licit old ,ISL W- 9744. (061282) ONE bedroom basement 1Paaraasr8, naw danr, p vsw AJAX - 0ltlad Tallow, 2 aid 3 bedroom Wwa10k PkMft Bsetlleloaa tpoaasrmlt, ardeblo Jae& 1. Fmm 8746, Pool satrw, F� and 3mkek ` First a �728�0 , close10 401 and as pm. (04180 kdormlaaL p62tt2) LAME Or�111 desert, l badwonk Mew, allret radtlde0. No pelt, apply with Durham Housing. ONMINA . 2$ 1s, lalttgaoom4 2 I 1 11 rt 3 plooe bolo base• gllalanllMd• Home addYae, amown bblr hor, 4=QW artlsfwa RFl Carew 00.432-$M pilte0 ? Debts out Of Control . AJAX - spacious bright 1 °id1001" ° newly reaao�bro�idp m skylightb kkhak bIaMAMONn Oshawa. $625 Includes aB 1615 Dundas SL E 4ea Floor, 1Mlrlby or call 43&0010 for relent apartment, fridge and stow, $666 cake 12 uN1lss Imp'rovemenb SABER Contracting - all Pi11iCe$ ELiC11BC1AN-wtlrkag COr Credit appliances, Iioodstove. sure a1d �' 576.65" 1a1� kdormlaaL p62tt2) 432-0883 a 117e0787 alto 8 service PrR«f10 te,wirlhg carpentry, additions, changes. custom renovations. kitchens, Cards entrance. Irlradry. 1700 Yacle Ing, 427. AJAX Laagstwobedtoombae► ara0 Bary awe. Orae bedroom base• MMTBT - dean 2 bedroom 434-12x4 hon, licensed and insured. ballroone Borns mekaenanoe RABBIT wants work doing or 723-7452.(042100, o owing icy service, fumkure m e& far lM�dwivI pots aid Loans or DBN problew am bsdatlom ment apartment. Private entrance, set contained, meet apartment. $575 per moaah u$WAN Included. Cal John 5 363-0510. eparbfwna, ready for baby, wolf to a0. June 1 Ff.IICNIo Mly. X60 refinishin quality work al oocasbns, haw chub lilt wrought °. my own 15 FEFG) ears � CaN Emla, 4$&41132 any or gua�a� e6H6291& � OOfISu IDfl �62 vabbeK �- merit b Ia9arr alelabb June 1. laundry room, appliances Included. Nat mokiling, $775 a1IM P.m it 4NI. plus flldro 4616'-4211 fll3.4423. 1790 (T � Anklets• fhulm tont• May ISM 42& 452. .�--... _.,... ._ - r,��`s�wga��aitarr'.'�'�"'stW:S:• . :ai3,h;":" :�a,:. •.'`i.. .. nil-iiXr f. .`v • y-`• - Ili. '` 400 eM 410 "'ll -w-420 TTffi t+ttwa ADVRi'1 L4)ER, i�D., AlrtO. L;y »lLTAGL 11-A Forte 430 500 Forte 500 Fw"OS"Wme 580 580 PI 98 Church St. S. arae, clean lumished 3 room bechelor apt., nadern decor, bakorry, 4 -pc. bath, fridge, microwave, own entry, 61*x, per, to pets. 420-3774,284-1618 FURrNSHED Pickering new one bedroom basement LARGE th bed PICKERIIIO - tfree 14 - "n0-. two bathrooms. Melo floor, 5 eppeances, walk to 00 and mod, 5625 .anew. avolabe April 15. Telephone 6661386. (041742) AJAX - convenient 90 -con - Joined spacious one bednoorn boo~ apnnwt ee9 , entrance. pill". WSO monthly kvdudWv udlkies. Available May 1. Prefer non -smoke. no pats. Evenings. 683-40115. (041900 OSHAWA - two bedroom upper lavel of badcep4 sant. badge, stove, dishwasher, across from Oshawa Centra. SOW monthly plus 2!3 utilties. Available May 1. Call 576-9497. (04166 PICKERING - two bedroom tower Istel, newly Drafessi«ul nmshed apanrnent, appionr es. utilities included. Parking with private entrance. Available May SOW monthly. Call 2239770. 219¢) AJAX - spacious 2 bedroom basement apartment, available May 1. w/o. separate entrance. nes carpet. laundry. parkrig. $700 utltm included. Cal 428- 0998 260998 ane 5 o. m. (04 ISM PICKEMNO - 3 bedroom. et saw furnished, 1 112 bath, b p�w�% aP0$afbss 401. OD. shttppkg, `,�, mwft�- e18 panes, mn ,new. era atwflsbb June 1. /1060 morNAly ..1 "' en, laundry wrkh family. Plus utilities. 420.2376. defences, storeWhilshed (o416i�1 -WW" VsNryfam and Finch. WHITBY Go - 3 bedroom =j0,21p�r month. 663-6442. townhouse, available knrnediarely, exowwm ballon. sm Wit two - sed kltAaie. 4 appliances, finished Oshawa - small basement bnearr*et, wry clan. se64 few tee. high ad dry. laundry fadhti». last. 668-6016. (0421921 Private. bus route, ediSMT"TS `nd'°. 445Industrial units f�"g"d. 725-2784 042192) res room main For Rent floor detached brick. Lbingroom dfningroom, WOW UNITS for rent and taco aq.lt. so -in kitchen, fenced yard, walk mukbpun-0. Prime Pb" to GO ten. Schon pickaxing Location. Competitive rates. Town Centre, minutes to 401, 839-8991. (041792) available immed' t I AJAX - furnished room in quiet townhouse. suitable formod" or aduk Non smoker. avalabe kmnWW*. $400 . withfy. Call 428-7964. (041512) r0- a y. $930 mor". 472-4M. (0419921 445 Industrial Units Industrial Units DETACHED new house - 3 bedroom, basement, garage. Prime drive. Inge to yard, ai, conditioned, appliances. Great Oshawa Location. ava11- able May 1. 5930 plus uokioe. 57915037. (0416121 OSHAWA East - large 3 bedroom Pakirg. tern, yard, COO" to schools and buses. $900 monthly. Available I.--, lately. Cal 725-7660. (0416M SIX room house, central Oshawa. complM* renovated. all aPPAWMM. large yard and parking, ref«cops required. $1050 per month. 965-1763. (041692) /1066 no w*y and your two is yow downpelitim for this two to own 4 bedroom semi detached house. Two bstfroorrs finished not room wAM wood stove. Isrh- yard and nice area. Call for mon Information, 705-437-3613. (0417921 LARGE 3 bodiroorn saint in ea- oeeee . OOMM w0- wish 2 4 For Rent 445 For Rent AJAX Prime industrial space available immediately. Very attractive leased packages, truck level UNIS,1,600 sq. it. and up. Excellent location. Fully sprinklered, ample parking. CAL L LINDA 231-0113 FOR LEASE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 1,500 TO 13,000 SO FT. INDUSTRIAUCOMMERCIAL Peartree Home Marketing Consultants, Canada's Largest "FOR SALE BY OWNER" Company with over 70 offices Nationwide invites you to attend a FREE SEMINAR Wed. April 22nd, 1992, 7:00 p.m. Gaiattad Dr., Oshawa. JWL Pickering • PEARTREE Recreational available June 1. $1075 pis Centre ediSMT"TS 1867 Valley Farm Rd., Rm. 2 For more information call 4 BEDROOMS ONLY $161,900 NE OSHAWA Approx. 1,800 sq. ft. DICKERING Large 3 bdrm. semi., nice neighbourfbod, cbse to 0-e amenities, sop side door Illisking 500 call 839-47762 or 420.0590 Immaculate cond., main NORTHWEST Oshawa - throe . floor family 8 laundry one bedroom raved Wrhgebw. rooms. Sep. dining oak kitchen, aa, now wrnddws. room. Eat -in kitchen, 3 upgtade broad oom dhrokphw. baths, fin. bsmt., cent. Open House Sun, 2-4. 561 Waverty ST N 1159 900 436- piece 31 piece bathroom, kitchen. Ilringroom, dlningroom, FOR rent. 1000 sq.tL induatnall unit with 0-k-condbonad ofnp 490 FWda air, FAG Julym. poss. Open House Sat., April eM (0,4219M 3112,500. Don't hesitate. space on Bradt Rd. Cat Q0- entrance wanted to rent 1 8 5 1-4 p.m. 37 HWY 2/0btr - 3 . t bodro«n "Mae entrance b basement spentino Fist last Woo 1905.(04219Z Vacation R Rentals Gaiattad Dr., Oshawa. 535 Lots For aro monthly. Prase pin ale 630. 8370367. (0-17921 FLORIDA Madeira available June 1. $1075 pis Sate plus utilities. Available Immediately. 576-4291. 450 Shared - Beach - 15mwit- lunxy- ',-u-, Call 5764924. SIULDING bit t 104219z1 ACCOmm. on gulf. 2 plus one bedrooms, 2 AJAX - nor 4 bedroom 2 1Q baths. a appliances, posa. screen Odle, fantlyro«n wrah 11 1111-ce, NICE 47 we"Ibat"• nested Doc. iacc72 i. " dedL weltoll besem*ra. house b � non-amhdk. week CU21 2) ly. W+asae. rn 6060.(042102) doubt gases core to ednools mg idly, no pw, oo^prteN---...____--- and GO. 61175 momhly. no furnished. class to Oshawa 500 Homes 66 m pws. 69041. (0421921 Hospita. must ses. Can 404- WHITBY - cement"'.bachelor FOr Sai apartn ent. ore black from GO trw, separate enrarrs, $480 nonxfvy_668-7634. (041792) WHITBY - two bedroom rental apartments available for im- mwrkae occupancy. New build- ing with away access to 401 and surrounding conveniences. Vowing on: Monday Aprl 13 to Thursday April 16, 7 p.m - 9 P.m. a 90 Walder et Wh Sheitby. (take TMduon Rd. to Dryden Bed. wet to Water Street) or to OV� inla ion Cal 4366610. 166; excellent 22 bedrooPICKERING m atpartmert Go. oto -manses. Pavkne, hides. sore, lawny. $730 plus 501E ufitdas. FirW last. 0-w- ' ' noir, 1.416-579- 7576. (04158121 WHITBY - Fal: ngbrook. 3 0626. (04'.7 e bedroom, 2 112 baths, air, -- NO Morey Down, Must sell. Garage b Cuts n a b~. 2 Pka one '"°r°0- fwa,rreom er*uas, 462 9 bedroom, 2 sl«.y detached. or ear. 64_ h. or 503200 It Hwy 2 and Gar- rod Rd. area For further i tor- maca ion n 576-9079. (041792) BELLEVILLE - (Hay Bay) - sreseRror .. 2 mere '- ' 5 act tots. UroMrvesbie on". Cal (416) 6667087. (0417921 Out -of -Town fully fenced. asking 41200 Storage Space "IM" lot I, l I Pak 540 Properties montfty plus ustrles. Cee David. sidesplk on 314 acre. fully and 401. Assurne mortgage 416-977-0091 weekdays. GARAGE or unit with prlvese 3112,500. Don't hesitate. (041 am entrance wanted to rent Private. 416579.4153. (041682) HWY 2/0btr - 3 . t bodro«n monthly, for wood working AJAX . WestneyrHwy 2 - 3 semi, finished basement, purposes, w/IYp to Daft S30of bsdroombrkA Oesacnard rtoden applaflCse' Jorge 1et'esd yard, monthly. Prase pin ale 630. 8370367. (0-17921 interior design, pinewood available June 1. $1075 pis $166.000. Cat Bob Ly". Mas- finished basement. fireplace. unitise. Prefer non arrolers.Cottages For antral air, all appliances. 831.4347. (04 ISM 470 Rent $154.900. 80-6.6147. (o418M LIVERPOOLIDAYLY - 3 -also badaom units ataltbb spat amalable mop 3rd. For fur- PONTYPOOL - 3 bedroom OPEN Roues - Sat. Apr4 18 and Sur. Ape 19. 12-4 p.rr. 806- CAGEON - three bedroom waterfront none on bsa+rul Lr - ds Slhor Lake (10 mw*. from Bobcaygeon on 9649). Ideal retherment none or for yew round recreation it purposes. Now POW floor$ and kitchen. L.me 11,1 floldsone fireplace. barroom mom lavel at house. Wge sidesplk on 314 acre. fully 16WOshawa -2 plustbedroom full cede dsdt won walk,"* GO and amenities. parking. q, GEORGIAN B . near Wasatga lenpd. awes tram Pont. Open bungalow. 2 baths. large lot. from LMngro«n and master apptaoes, Wndry. f1�0 per Beach and Midland. Sandy Hansa Sunday or call for apoirt- finished basement. fireplace, bedroom. Maintenance tree month pis 50% uUbha Firs/ beach. 3 bedroom Viceroy -6811111C sY'�e anyti nit' May Ron, a yJa J30 ol • $1440. Pm nkitchen. possible in-law es eterkr, drIMW "a,A sys- 1arR and elsCirYC POW � Ist. Jure 1.r�1116-5767576. be vrswrer by video. 4344631. 1.706277-3416. (0416121 apartment, air. 725-3647. $166.000. Cat Bob Ly". Mas- (04 1562) IIO Mo ey Down - 3 bedrooms 1 COr1dOS FOr opal Rea Estee Ltd. (416) 632- T11REE bedroom main floor bwpalow htdga stove wrshwl GREAT fishing and family 12 stony brick house, large drive and on large 520 Sale 2554 or (416) 637-2376. (0417421 AVARABLi holiday a fib Ute One how 1 are dryer included. Oulet residential 4l t area, d Oshawa. Pldksal, Mas Rimiest» your noway corwge AJAX South - Beautiful laurhdry, LOU*= Included. $660 one bedroom basement with neighbourhood. Close to eclnoofs and air. Mo ll Rick00. $11079 meanly. Call Rik « $1079 kie and bass. Worn onrages, Doug. eat eso5 « 579.1252. WHITBY - condo, large «N bedrown Poe den with swwoom. WATEIWROUT Caaage - yew rotad bring, gnat 1bfor g boo - u«0 -g.. central 0-r. tailrw Included. Separate entrance. path. oerral $060 n-d*ir kckW- usNias. 1800 m. woollent Privacy in (1x2@001 two badvo«r*, 4 appeaosa, (ng and sw�Yr- its Large flat tot. non smoker preferred. East 432-1181. (0416121 rural area tow spring wine. I and weekly rates. Childress RAISED bungalow. 3 . oee vemrala. pool. jaoauaL tseees and biriards room*. under- one how est of Oxhara May all5. 51354. ,atraa, d y 86 Oshawa- FinWtsal. 5550 rdr tlra AJAX - sunay Rd and Fly 2. PnogIMM store- boat nte ownnt bodro«n 4 . 2 pier bath. stood barbing. 6129,900. 129,. Cab 1 .) � month. Telsh633 ponne 404-5. 3 bedroorn. ,tote to school. and covered docking. Sun- wslkaa b deck. InnhI yied, 6869406. ('0121921 -also badaom units ataltbb spat amalable mop 3rd. For fur- 194 AJAX - Iridwring e..0-, aha Roto, tt.e►ear.. shopping, taker $1050 771010 dayys. �� Call n to �a nymead Cottages. R.R.93 finished roc room with bar, Hwrwe ort m aro. 706 .� �+aW i SS000 cab (042,121 Vacabon 545 Properties vacation 45 Properties err tt.e.rtt.rw apartment clean partly . (041042!war 69629101. 1247. (0416 e b ave L.- 436 021 $147 pr mordt. Cream Jerry Corporation, 798-7 67. kw*hod, 4 piece bait, shave T1/CKSONtod401.specious4 Rimiest» your noway corwge AJAX South - Beautiful laurhdry, LOU*= Included. $660 bedroom see on quiet Coot. now a Woodland Estom Oro backeplit. 3 bedroom, 2 *WUEL 666-4062 (041962) dose to sI,s and- III g, g6 "*Kaes N.E. of Plater! baehtoo..s fa..iy mom Pod. BINTBY _ Bvoklip,y 2. nes $660. Avallible knnwdlstefy. almAn Fully equipped, 2-3 or 4 Iegelr.cerntalwgls raised bunaloa. 3 Oedroo..ts. Cal 416-754-2177. 0421121 beAtooan cmtages, 3 PWM bavh, mortgage rate S.S. Close to "in floor. Fully we.diterrh.d. SM aAL - 490 pins and drys- f �0 Ihoslad post. sandy beech. boll school 5179,900. Open House, appliances. acral sit. nice Townhouses ad motor treat, sloe. wukly Sunday 12 p-nc - S p -m 427• wloed, 0-B yerd. Sego 42 FOr Rent bingos and movl*s, late* 4243, (0417181 2!3 udflees. 637-0632 5146.000. Call 967-6761. ploygmund. 33 sews 10 roavR OJIMM 3 bedroom yawn Rita (0417021 -also badaom units ataltbb spat amalable mop 3rd. For fur- cottages availabb beginning bwtgdow on gorgeous 1 112 .owr6ANrkLE NO badworn barer. Utah rte b fwd. ottlHAwA - lobo Skwooe 5-L s.. Iday 100 S2/5 and w Par talodL 0-,.a, avttab sorer arpad ttrkhb two bedrooms. available =1 00 apaciala s.neortal ktg rwatL gw for Midi. Inch rn[raassly. SW (seas IfWMDL W 550 cottages For Q ttAortgage 580 ,meets, laundry Aook-up. "I edwrn goy ge atnlsbt Fl stove, 8r+8e h aRaL Tent and trallsr ekes also apt , eewk rsttathb% tab b dedt alttelhad homed �N�, Sate Insurance abase• Fist and hoL Sssfi, krcMls►*- 623.6461. 042120 O411AwA! Do Playground on site. Apply to golmobla 1_70541W1317. (TF) Durfwn Houaft 1615 Dundne St" 4th Floor, Lan/ Tower. Whfl Asking 5160.900. 983.6112 aflsr �,R 1a24oga LAKEFRONT propamI for sal, hwNh atasge on lake IIORTGAtit3 to fstru a proper. valve. some below batik you h.r ala t -ugM d km" enough of by or call 436-UIO Itetaseen POW 490 NEtfe "RE-3.1lredtoona, Easterly "'pO"t'� 41614 - M OWL (D41� '0'"'"`k'g b la'tt�••r VON ads? 1 halls a bstropn a1M 1MI IuB stand SM aAL - 490 pins and drys- f �0 1 - 4 piece a 1 - 3 Piece et61. Ing limit poss. All Yofl@y TO and pro I -00o Fatalities: 22 OSHILWA -240 Of..tat[d Dr - Juno 1, //S6 - 3 CLEARWAcattle, bndwop@ .paved dtly%ns attached garage, asklag considepaid. 575 ton m and,waao i spacbus trloriss 0-1 gall„ g ap�psPw va Pilots amraht , aro car- available 0th$ 2 bedtoalta. 2 William a k, 570 Bsatb Stoll 6dl% pal hMM club. serest 5146.000. Call 967-6761. A BBDhtEll hall /10.00010, trd Fast service and approvals. Pobd fha ughou% #0 dor an -also badaom units ataltbb spat amalable mop 3rd. For fur- Ltd. 011,�11111111K) on a'00 Rlpay /160 par awmrtr apes ivlog ayes ten Jute I. t�lf L Hol and by" thathwom", ow"d some. LIRDKER has s101,00010 low m moan , �ptoved L*lk a �� no* pts Soots, Flo MLa aaibtg Fd g � 72/.1162 Bus. r43MM3 RN. $147 pr mordt. Cream Jerry Corporation, 798-7 67. In k1lcAen witA llttst6culato atoms& P� Ouhrn FIplow. 15115 Dundas lrOlt am -Florida -rinser at //tiM06. Com moot Fkwn- SMMOo (� 0111HIM BlJSI111eSi 59 arthral 0-k ttts111dtd SL E. 4M Flso►, whlrby « d Itawtt. 2 b.aeeml. 2 baMa. LbX11EV Pwbbn*? Laatts, dabs Opportunities E%ftc», SMpitlyl%tarur4b4TeaoarR 8M6 pkv 1/21rIRYas Cee alter 436-6810 for Inlormation. Pound IsvM Cord% satattfly, pool sbspt S, W W to Dbnay, POWER of sale - three bed , 1 1c2 ft" hour, consolidations, credit amart0arrtsr , prllCie budges 5 PAL 43SAS40. 0418M 91111142119% 5400 U.S- waft. Coe Ove. 416 SO' 65-0-0-5-5- s 1100. Good north III 'a, slopped. OMAT swmr bvotr*refl AJAX. WnettayfF#lyy 2, ,nv„ PICKERINO village - Pr"- 4360094.0417f12SNC') avant flotation. Oshawa stoned / 6@dW d 1[IIA blovrsr FREE CONSULTATIONS. AMslhata �ns bedroom basement tlsiotw 9 bedrorn toneeharte CLEARwATER • 3 bsdmome. R2A Must be sold. No of YA CNN Caarslow pains & and as Ste toot to do Ina job Ad*q tlaundrgarage.non ortiY1ieFlsaod 1 Call 492-7SS2. William). 433-142L (TFALL) .drtualli 54600 « alter, 4moker, no pits. SS4/ khduskw 9rertbM With hides• aaw' hr�futilly pool hat'Mbb 110. Sttrage eta mtkwaas b OO. tennshtrfllsoard Jur 15, $ss9 Masten i: b, C11111111161101111IN wTBY - this* bedroom YOIIT01A0� and tow. SO % ss66p� fl 5i ~ttarl9. down paytnave aleye OWL (0123023NC) AvWIWO my 11. 427447g.Ateflsbb ("Is ) ty r4u4 hydo. Cat after 4 P.w wrbo.e (Lass than m01N)- backspik. on quie court, In- - arranged. Any amount aralobla Doug $275 weekly. $/3-6503. 52341041• (O410M pound pool, ser at, antral Cal or Rids "I deOb EXTIRAIncome - :basement PICKERINO luxury ono bedroom bg@WrWg apamnre 0052282)vac, PICKERI110 - 0WWWh ) 4 AVAILABLE wade r ..wieldy. 2 1/2 Bragames-nos Pim kkc*n, large private deck. asking y FMravhcw SWWML worms inyour or AVAILABLE - Prlvsse funds - for garage. Odorless apsratba Low for rent In eaeatlw Rome. Separate entrance. bedroom townhouse. bsths, 6 appllarhces. finished � 0-r :Aon arm Ntw[port home 5152 500 666006/ (0416/2) equity Mort9agN, f« any Mwestrmre fdatkst guaraeeed. Wfla business.Dan Free Information. EARTH parking, �dty facets. b his. to QTW 9 bedroom bwntetK Ito oaffs% padoor often aAarkl nil; or 2 bedroom DOO w S ane' oshaae area. 3 bedroan Imop kwo. pay hart. Irtotraloe*, sic. Dont RANCH. Bps 466 Cas k"W mail. Avurbbb leay 1AM Moo inclusive. Inclusive. 420 91/7 of 947• ive. 42) Parkins. Immediate. $1050 cyclo. Aso condo In OCSIL SS63957. (041592SNC) $249.900. 416-623-3040. dollar. Mcall Way. 41650241500, Oteerlo. LOE 1EO. 1-706432. ~ Corporation, 202/. P410M af263hly 3640. ���$660 (041562) 0 MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? WE CAN HELPI 420-3111 Ajax -Pickering & Area Up to 90% financing. Refinancing, consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure, poor credit, self-employed, cottage property, vacant land. Fast, professional service, 24 hours. EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE SERVICES 620 Tenders n I•;PIP TOWN OF PICKERING Tender for Atphat Paving T-5-92 Sealed tenders will be received by the urndersgned department for ne above no later than 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, 29April, 1982 This contract is for are supply of the materials. labour machinery, tools and appliances for the application of H L 3 asphalt overlay on Highbush Trail, Old Forest Read and Tape Dnve. a H L 3 high slab" aph*lt overlay on Concession 5 between Church and Sideline 16 and application of H. L 4 pavement and granular shouldering on Cnerrywood Avenue. Davison Street. -•eska Road. Marlins Road and Spoke Road in accordance wRn ^tans and specifications prepared by re Town cl Picitenng. -ender forms and specifications may be obtained tom tins oswa rrwv of Supply and Services upon a non- refundable payment of $10 00 per set by cash or cheQus made payable to 're Tow- of Pi itenng. Lowest or any tender not retessariy accwwd The Corporation of the 'own of Ptdkenng Veraill. Jenny. CPPO C PP Department of Supply and Services Ore''* Esplanade Pickering, Ontam LiV 6K7 (416) 420-4616 640 Coming Events GENESIS, Blue Jays, Phatntom, Grateful Dead tickets and tarnsportatlon packages from your lows. Cad Steno Trend. 433-1132 or Great Canadian Tours, 813-546.5087. M50M 670 Personals LEGAL AM DENIED? I May I help? Also Uncorusted Divorce. Change of Names. was. aawam Clam. LNXIW &Wk Wmageamh cwdcnm Pardons. Debt Recovery. Busnns Regseasarn. Incaporallo s. 4mvQatoL CALL 428.6266 SINCERE Shngies Personal in- troductory Servos. a cortidah- dol way b most Inenda. Phone 433.3301- (04199?) •RTM cores ad hniy plan Ring counselling. Free and connow si. ovenobb Morderr, to Friday. 830 am to 430 pm. Clans in Oshawa Tuesday. 1 to 3 pro•. ad Wednesday / to 6 P.m POw" Thurs. 390 pm to 6 P. Fri. F« further -do mam 09 Osnaws 4338801 or Ptdk- aM1g 420-8781 (TF) ADD A Isla sproa..B.C. ooilags r00mv1 -Cindy. Lea Dane and Jw do hyo ,warp pr- sona photos of terf*dres for axis. For dreee rdormubn, write to Cady Pry, Bee 674 RD, Krlowna B.C.. V1Y 7P4. Adults one colossi. (0607921 ATTENTION Stow - carefully eeected rworudhdrne b urna- tach d people baking for a long- term wWW*hp Certbe*a. Free information package. Demacm. 72SQ= (t0 am - a p.m. ) (TF) JESUS says. an to bond red the brd" Does your .naw wow g,eeeee7 The hinois g s the hired msreter. Micarn 3'11, leash 56: 10-12. John 10:1 1. Jim CarrpbefL 1-705-963-247'S. (TFALL) utatRtsa Centre - Need 670 someone tC tae 11b' caa us anoms, 433112. 427-5831. Personals (TF) May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved & preserved, throughout the world, now and forever. Sacred heart of Jesus, thy kingdom come, St. Jude, worker of miracles pray for us. St. Jude, helper of he hopeless, pray for us. Recite nine times ly for 9 days, publication must be 675 companions 750 hanks ESTABLISHED nee, 33. m- saceve vrsea.loae with owrh borne. seeks attractive non- avt*kkw tares. 20.30 Ior pos- sble lsne-form relationeW Single mothers welcome. Planes Wyly nese haw , "I I a tlownall tand Gals, I 8a Fare"I St. P.O. Boa 451, Oshawa. LIN 711.5. (041692) OshawNwhey This Week A AjaxlP e" NM Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 George and Jenny Newport would like to thank all the friends and relatives who helped to celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary at the home of their daughter and family, in Pickering. All your company, cards, and gifts were truly appreciated. cw"M D"L. M OD811 toy r6hlr wav"ISn" 6lfarr SOL. 9:30 & L4 0 p.rn. CA S7ti-9335 W" wedr esdalY 1;, 620 Towns 620 ... Tw4we 620 T«m«s e TRAINING TENDER INFORMATION ACT will be tendering numerous training courses and/or training programs to be funded during fiscal year 92/93 (April 1/92 through March 31/93), subject to federal Government funding. Courses to be tendered will include the following subject matter: - Business - Computer - Electronics - Leadership - Quality - Skilled Trades - Train the Trainer If you would like further information, or are interested in tendering any or all of these courses, please contact the ACT office at 430-8511 or FAX 430-3737. in the mail. • Sears • Cherney's a Beaver Lumber • Radio Shack • Eaton's • Oshawa Centre • A&P • Hy & Zel's • Woolco • Shoppers Drug Mart • Five Points Mall • Bargain Harold's • K -Mart • miracle Food Mart a Loblaws • Pharma Plus • Food Port • Coupon Clipper • Sleep Factory • Pickering Town • Canadian Tire • Henry's Do -It • Leons Centre • Consumers • IGA • Brick • The Bay Distributing Toys R Us No Frills • Cashway • Supercentre • National Sports • M&M Meats • M&D Meats • Guardian • and more FOR GUARANTEED SAME DAY DELIVERY CALL 68 110. Ajax -Pickering We ... ... deliver! r 0 Im Quality Is Job 1 Duality is Job 1 AEROSTAR MONTH {,est IN CLASS, Sea IN VALUE, gea CHOICE E • SPRINGS LONGEST REAR ANTI-LOCK BRAKES 6115-PRET0F WHEELBASE TWIN � � ARE STANDARD IN IT'S CLASS PRACTICAL TECHNOLOGY TO NJOY A RIDE � 13ALANCE CARGO b MAINTAIN i THAT'S SILKY PREVENTS REAR WHEEL RIDE i LOCK-UP SO YOU ENJOY THE.. TOUGHEST CONDITIONS- TY UNDER E CONDITIONS•SMOOTH & SAFETY & SECURITY OF STABLE. CONTROLLED STOPPING POWER. DUAL H. EASY ' WITM FLUIDIC WNlOSIIIELD 01 0 0 WAS ELECTRONIC a 4.WNEEL DRIVE Y REAR SEATIN SEE YOUR WAY CLEAR ENHANCED TRACTION CARGO AREA WITH TWICE THE AND SAFETY UNDER EERY & EXIT CLEANING POWER. ADVERSE DRIVING CONDITIONS. • OME . 3.OL V-6 61 / • ELECTRONIC Y gNPROYED IECTED tlytNIENTI- AERODYNAMICS • DESIGNED FOR A DYNAMIC FUSION OF 135 ONE -NANO ��. HORSEPOW� pEpFOpMANCE 6000CON�TETMMPORARY STYLING PLUS NG Fr. OUL OF FOR A QUIETER RIDE & PUU.IN BETTER HANDLING. 000 .r • • , ` "';, to ," , .xa ' -°- .k.. <:.:: \ !7 - VE CE 8�.� u 2►H�; COI`I� CY OF ►. '50AGvv+■: E ONS RNANGE G' ��o L CRUISIN I I %fill %F§41 1761111117 A SAFE & HA I%# 1 %0§41 47000 PPY EASTER! J. uu 11 Black Forest crown Ham Roast of Pork 7 SAVE -99 JO Me I 1�€ Nam �Kobassa S►VE :529 .70 The Dfnner ROIIS 4, OF 12 SAVE AS 1b. We"i -Cake .-..SAYE 1.00 -��� 89 Smoked ..Ha Whole 29 or halves: Wim. Peampal ,.,Bac:. n 0 P CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY & EASTER SUNDAY i. Dfnner ROIIS 4, OF 12 SAVE AS 1b. We"i -Cake .-..SAYE 1.00 -��� 89 Smoked ..Ha Whole 29 or halves: Wim. Peampal ,.,Bac:. n 0 P CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY & EASTER SUNDAY • s 0 Ll LOOK FOR s , e ghVluff� EVERY SATURDAY Boxes from Scarborough to Brighton Wednesday, April 15,1992 16 pages + �n w---w.�,• .. - s.• POPULAR rYESTNEY SOUTH AJAX HEIGHTS :167,100 f , This de. all brick home EXECUTNEIPOOL with aft. garage Is Thousand in upgrades, certainly priced b se1.111 skylights, heated you are seeking an inground pool, beautiful affordable 3 bdrm home with master bdrm. on iandscaping, master i suite, spacious ast-in kit. sitting area overlooks ' with Florida calling and pool 6 gardens. 542. more. You'll have to see 8542. lynn Tanner, 683- t it 8542. I CALL LARRY-- _ - c� SEEKS 686-3300 , t > WOW i F-�1.�IIL�" rIZLSI' ` EASY AS 1.2..3r �� SUMMERHILL BEAUTY . �� WITH 3 WALKOUTS! $159,900! Immte. �� beaut. decor • ant. air GFS You won't b - 84 -GG M kit disappointed with this cond. b i dishwasher -w/o to gorgeous 3 bdrm in t arge deck •prem pie- North Ajax. ComesI loaded with greenhouse shaped lot • brick drive b walks. 8 _ _ 1 kit., gs� entry, fp, cam. HO PICKUP THE PNE sir even a laundry 2. DIAL 8313300 chute. Great floor plan 3. ASK FOR with a bens. w/o to boot! RICK SERGISON Only $209,900! Call Brian Kondo 683.6512 (24 hr. pager). MPC EAM I I 1 I I -,ST GENESIS LTD. _ �. AJAX "WESTNEY JOHN BOODY HEIGHTS" �i a E BEAUTIFUL i,502 SO. FT. • $179,500 VERY WELL" Pickering, spoil yourseM WST . _ his HOome has 3 bdmrs, with this totally G� upgraded Gableton ,,, a large eat -in idt. with a model including 4 w o to a deck. There is bdrms., cent. air, cent. mn. fir tam rm with a Ip. (' i 0 `' vac., sop. formal dinssulfa.TM . and the master . The mhas a 4 r , ceranries and french `• - pc. on doors. Located on qubsmt. has a very nice child -safe street, steps rec rm. with an extra to public school. bdrm. $259,900. Call Barrie CALL GERRY Cos 2116.3993. THATCHER 686-3300. RF/MW• 4+ 4e ROUGE RIVER reMty Itd. Gorgeous 1 bdrm home �S ��• with gingerbread tried E �S Modern white family - sized kit., ma, fit: tam. DESIREDWEST1ilY rm wAp!! Mn. fit. Idry. Attractively decorated TRYMHEIGHTSOF FER Victorian style white 3� picket staircase, fireplace, finished 3 washroom, w spacious ssatc d 0 -` basomov , J4 pa /astrMe and sM1 fenced yard. CaM Kip Mftbwk close, Petra 50a129• Int, Merriam 663-.12. treed and lendsceped. Walk to lake sad conservation area. A must to act! Call Judy Paterson, Sales Rep. 216-M. FAMILY TRUST CORPORATIONraw RfAUOR 11d M '� t1DOUG TAMOR wow 1,560722 AL Associate2&1 Broker � 811 1 Pr'�d�e I p, ft, I Loc. in Pickering, gloat � Large �� �a _ to ahopping, sebooia k Y and ale amen. This 3 yr. :2 car old btaury shows to ire' a,, perfection, 3 large 4 appliances bdrms, 3 bathrooms, walk -ire closet. Lob of W KWycK TAYLOR266.1, fully fenced, great deal only $172,900. Call Pickering's Hall of Farm John MmIz 631 -3300. e ROMA1C: •REALTYfNNC. _ GENESIS LTD. RAGE 2 -RL T= NEieS ADVBiT1SBi. WED., AIRIL 1114 im xow .... AFMMS7 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY .TUN Ji -11. AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC oo)oRealt World East � cs,yq/ REAL ESTATE LTD. 1099 Kingston Rd. Furniture Mall qqc� s�tii 9 ' � � For your chance to win visit any RMWWORLD,, Member Broker `''831-6000 Ajaxx 428-6000 REALTY WORLDTS,Oq open house or office. Large 4 bdrm some features 2 ' 2 baths, master w s nng - d 4 pc en suite, formai liv d din rm., mn. fir. tam. rm wlo cont arc b more Michele Ken.: i o31• 6000 i 2,80W0 SO. FT. WITH DEN Extra Ig master bdrm b 5 pc. en suite, Scarlett Q•hara stairway Large upgraded lut, with breakfast nook d w/o. 6v000 Gose to school d bus line. Call Don Dennis 831- Y BAY RIDGES BEAUTY Just reduced to $190.000. Det, beck 3+2 bdrms., cent. air, 200 fl. lot, lots of privacy, sparkling inground pool. Call Barry Farquharson to new 831-6000. MUST BE SOLD - POWER OF SALE Det 3 bdnn., bung. wMralkout from bsmt, bsmt apt, dose b hospital, TTC a Iown centre Needs same vision, buybelow 0 market Cal now to see. Barry Farquharson f BRAMALEA BUILT 2,208 sQ FT. 4 bdrm. home features 2 12 bafts, lame eat -in kit, spacious fam. rm. w/fp., master w/4 pc. on suite a W10C, Cent air, cent. vac., large fenced yard and more. Cal Michele Kennedy 831-60M. ONLY $4,000 DOWN Is all you need to purchase your own home with eat -in Idt., solarium, 2 washrooms, beautiful. decor. Lg. liv. 8 din. rm. Call Connie Dennis for details 831- 6000. ussy; l::If . i .:I PICTURE PERFECT N ROUGE vALLEY MEA! - 2 yrs new, custom built on huge lots 4+1 bdrms. 8 4 baths with every upgrade imaginablel 4,800 sq, h. includes fin. bsmt with oak d brass wet bars Gail petrak 831$000 Lge 4 bdrms., 5 bafx, study, sun rm. oil pool, fin. bsmt, 2nd kit. for nannybMaws. central air 8 vac. Ceramics in "'laundry d baths. 28' ft, tam. rm. Sarn Kimberley. PRICE SLASHED! 50x120' mature lot, 3 bdrms., 4 appis.I Woodsbve, walk to lake! Detached garage, vendor rayl sell Sharon Hutchinson 831.6000. . LUXURY END UNR 1 bedroom plus den, J apps., Winds, minion $ res centre, south east exposure, great starter. Call Harvey C. Brown 831.6000. Prime Pickering ktcationf 4 bdnn. brick home with 3 washrooms, firs. bsmt, fp a cent air; renovated kiL, 8316000 *0 windows. trench doors a morel Ron Shure � - ,illi►' 'ih!""� LETS MAKE ATRADEI Trade yours in for this 4 bdnn. home, Cent air, cern. vac , Call Bev Hulchiton 831—Mi. W IgM quiet street V N THE HEART OF PICKERNG Spotless 2 sly. fin. rec rm.. mn. fir. fam rm, fp., cent. air, walk to town centre, rec complex. Schools, churches twang park. Call Steve Quinlan 831-6000, BACKS GREENBELT 3129,911 This home is complete with 3 bdrms., 2 t z washrooms, hrdwd. firs., Sep side ent. to fin. bsmt. with wet bar GEOFFWAII(ER for pot. in-law apt. Sable Repreeeetative Geoff Walker. ONLY $13,880 Dd*W!!–T' 3+2 bdnn. home ktcated in prime Pickering area. Mer bdrm. has 4 X en suite. cent air, fn. bsnn., fp. above- ground family room, bfr dishwasher, all window cov. MidWe Kennedy. 6 k I r 1 I For this tp by horse loaded b the hit, 3 pa in fte bsmt, hrdwd. in mn. fir tam. rm., ar coed.. Cent vac., $194,900. John a Fran Hanan 83141000. WORTHY!!! Spacious raised burg. on huge lot! Finished bP to bonoml Holywood eat -n kit Large bdrms., 3+11 Main Or. laundry a fam. rm.I cent air a cent vac! Gail Prtltrak 831 - r' .6 -BE GOOD To YOURELP Stunning new of Duffms Creek, 3004+ sq. ft green house M. bfii dishwasher, fieidslone fp., sunken liv. rm. Just move in. John 6 Fran Harron 831-6M. .ail--uii�Wr- _ 4 POWER OF SALE - KW SELL View of the bay' 8 yrs. new, huge country kit, w/o to fenced yard Uhikl safe court! Walk b GO a shops. Call now. Sharon Hutchinson 831.6000. 4 BEDROOM 10OX27T FOREST LOT Lg. country kit., pine firs., in din. rm., huge liv. rm. with foodburning fp., only min. to Scarborough. Sit back and enjoy DON DENNIS nature at its best. Don Sales RolveoerN+We Dennis 831 X000. we- , ourm.. new oak ft., new carpet a oeramics, Mn. jr. farm. rm., oak a marble fp., cent * kwich doors, 2 2 betfts. Cal Shelay Enright 8_31.6600. CIA , OWN YOUR OWN RANCH ~ Style bungalow, i/9 Pte. 3 w/oe, 2 bridle fps washrooms, hrdwd. firs., 3 �y�M. 9�es �., son nm valley location. Cal Don Dertrtis 8314000. Just move4n14 bdrms., 212 bafn, mn. fit: laundry a fam. rm., upgraded kit.. commis$, air Gond., oak stairs, Jaaazi tub a shower Only 18 months newl Call Sam HARVEY IRM $dsss Rep�wllenilMlw LOC LOCAW Scarborough detached, 2 sty., all brick, 2 car garage, circular staircase, tam. rm. fp. Call Harvey C. Brown 8316000. A 0 i no Pon pirry RAW 000IF'.1 ieirirbr �W IA7 1 [ bawmamilk DURHAM HOME SALES 6W Now homes and resoles week of Aprl 11-16, 1992 WEEKLY AVERAGE 1992 SALES 1991 SALES COMMUNITY SALES TOTAL PRICE TO DATE TO DATE Ajax 8 $162,312 191 279 400 Whitby 32 $188,884 294 442 Oshawa 64 $139,031 684 875 Scugog- Uxbridge 3 $107,333 200 109 Newcastle 21 S182,938 141 327 Totals 128 $159,410 1510 2032 200 MLS® sols by ODREff members as they are reported ODRES cautions, however, that only over a period of time are these overages useful for establishing trends and making comparisons. .... AFMMS7 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY .TUN Ji -11. AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC oo)oRealt World East � cs,yq/ REAL ESTATE LTD. 1099 Kingston Rd. Furniture Mall qqc� s�tii 9 ' � � For your chance to win visit any RMWWORLD,, Member Broker `''831-6000 Ajaxx 428-6000 REALTY WORLDTS,Oq open house or office. Large 4 bdrm some features 2 ' 2 baths, master w s nng - d 4 pc en suite, formai liv d din rm., mn. fir. tam. rm wlo cont arc b more Michele Ken.: i o31• 6000 i 2,80W0 SO. FT. WITH DEN Extra Ig master bdrm b 5 pc. en suite, Scarlett Q•hara stairway Large upgraded lut, with breakfast nook d w/o. 6v000 Gose to school d bus line. Call Don Dennis 831- Y BAY RIDGES BEAUTY Just reduced to $190.000. Det, beck 3+2 bdrms., cent. air, 200 fl. lot, lots of privacy, sparkling inground pool. Call Barry Farquharson to new 831-6000. MUST BE SOLD - POWER OF SALE Det 3 bdnn., bung. wMralkout from bsmt, bsmt apt, dose b hospital, TTC a Iown centre Needs same vision, buybelow 0 market Cal now to see. Barry Farquharson f BRAMALEA BUILT 2,208 sQ FT. 4 bdrm. home features 2 12 bafts, lame eat -in kit, spacious fam. rm. w/fp., master w/4 pc. on suite a W10C, Cent air, cent. vac., large fenced yard and more. Cal Michele Kennedy 831-60M. ONLY $4,000 DOWN Is all you need to purchase your own home with eat -in Idt., solarium, 2 washrooms, beautiful. decor. Lg. liv. 8 din. rm. Call Connie Dennis for details 831- 6000. ussy; l::If . i .:I PICTURE PERFECT N ROUGE vALLEY MEA! - 2 yrs new, custom built on huge lots 4+1 bdrms. 8 4 baths with every upgrade imaginablel 4,800 sq, h. includes fin. bsmt with oak d brass wet bars Gail petrak 831$000 Lge 4 bdrms., 5 bafx, study, sun rm. oil pool, fin. bsmt, 2nd kit. for nannybMaws. central air 8 vac. Ceramics in "'laundry d baths. 28' ft, tam. rm. Sarn Kimberley. PRICE SLASHED! 50x120' mature lot, 3 bdrms., 4 appis.I Woodsbve, walk to lake! Detached garage, vendor rayl sell Sharon Hutchinson 831.6000. . LUXURY END UNR 1 bedroom plus den, J apps., Winds, minion $ res centre, south east exposure, great starter. Call Harvey C. Brown 831.6000. Prime Pickering ktcationf 4 bdnn. brick home with 3 washrooms, firs. bsmt, fp a cent air; renovated kiL, 8316000 *0 windows. trench doors a morel Ron Shure � - ,illi►' 'ih!""� LETS MAKE ATRADEI Trade yours in for this 4 bdnn. home, Cent air, cern. vac , Call Bev Hulchiton 831—Mi. W IgM quiet street V N THE HEART OF PICKERNG Spotless 2 sly. fin. rec rm.. mn. fir. fam rm, fp., cent. air, walk to town centre, rec complex. Schools, churches twang park. Call Steve Quinlan 831-6000, BACKS GREENBELT 3129,911 This home is complete with 3 bdrms., 2 t z washrooms, hrdwd. firs., Sep side ent. to fin. bsmt. with wet bar GEOFFWAII(ER for pot. in-law apt. Sable Repreeeetative Geoff Walker. ONLY $13,880 Dd*W!!–T' 3+2 bdnn. home ktcated in prime Pickering area. Mer bdrm. has 4 X en suite. cent air, fn. bsnn., fp. above- ground family room, bfr dishwasher, all window cov. MidWe Kennedy. 6 k I r 1 I For this tp by horse loaded b the hit, 3 pa in fte bsmt, hrdwd. in mn. fir tam. rm., ar coed.. Cent vac., $194,900. John a Fran Hanan 83141000. WORTHY!!! Spacious raised burg. on huge lot! Finished bP to bonoml Holywood eat -n kit Large bdrms., 3+11 Main Or. laundry a fam. rm.I cent air a cent vac! Gail Prtltrak 831 - r' .6 -BE GOOD To YOURELP Stunning new of Duffms Creek, 3004+ sq. ft green house M. bfii dishwasher, fieidslone fp., sunken liv. rm. Just move in. John 6 Fran Harron 831-6M. .ail--uii�Wr- _ 4 POWER OF SALE - KW SELL View of the bay' 8 yrs. new, huge country kit, w/o to fenced yard Uhikl safe court! Walk b GO a shops. Call now. Sharon Hutchinson 831.6000. 4 BEDROOM 10OX27T FOREST LOT Lg. country kit., pine firs., in din. rm., huge liv. rm. with foodburning fp., only min. to Scarborough. Sit back and enjoy DON DENNIS nature at its best. Don Sales RolveoerN+We Dennis 831 X000. we- , ourm.. new oak ft., new carpet a oeramics, Mn. jr. farm. rm., oak a marble fp., cent * kwich doors, 2 2 betfts. Cal Shelay Enright 8_31.6600. CIA , OWN YOUR OWN RANCH ~ Style bungalow, i/9 Pte. 3 w/oe, 2 bridle fps washrooms, hrdwd. firs., 3 �y�M. 9�es �., son nm valley location. Cal Don Dertrtis 8314000. Just move4n14 bdrms., 212 bafn, mn. fit: laundry a fam. rm., upgraded kit.. commis$, air Gond., oak stairs, Jaaazi tub a shower Only 18 months newl Call Sam HARVEY IRM $dsss Rep�wllenilMlw LOC LOCAW Scarborough detached, 2 sty., all brick, 2 car garage, circular staircase, tam. rm. fp. Call Harvey C. Brown 8316000. A 0 i r7 L- A Ullt�� TREVOR AODAGUES• NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE .s::.�:e mss. a� •*-+; » w+•e€�sr•+�� _. PROMISE OF SERVICE Our Purpose rf-C ` nlaelldatt• is to be the ntlnlher one LYNNYcCOLLOCH- IY'al t'.I;Itt' lOtilp;lll�' 111 st•Tling tilt- Ilt•e•ds f conunuititic•s. We look to fulfill tilt% purpose• by providing an excellence ' of a rxict' hast d on kn,n�lc dge, t ffi)rI and llltt.l=tlt\. Our Objectives • I o .th�a�. place tilt- Ilc•eds of our ( 11%imuer. first. 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Our Commitment To meet our objectives, wt, are committed to the f011owing: • Formulate creative business strategies based on cornrill tnle•nt, performance and accountability. • Create an e•nc•rgi/c•d business Climate to inspire untbimilsrll arid determination. • Fxparld and develop innovative, elivilt-(mented real estate se nice%. • Nurture positive attitude•% COITlrrlitted to attaining the NRS goals. • Provide leadership throughout tilt- real hereal estate indtlstrv. • l)eve lop consistent public relation% to enhance• exposure anti credlbllM'. • ('t•nt•ratc• exciting opportunitit•s for etrlplovt•cs and sales Asmwlalvs. • f:xpand oNnersllip thrl)ughout our M-galll/arlorl Our Company \Rti is a private conlpam, Hholh c,�.nc d b% its t•nlpl(wees, sales associate s and broker owners, %Ito are committed through inye•stnlent to success. 8UCCE8 w NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE '•ASSOCIATE BROKER Ajax 428.76'77 ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE LTD. Pick1>! big 831-7677 M R NAIM & WMAEL LVNMt_ SALES REPRESENTATIVES r- S►MRLEY FROICH- 4 i J` MC1A Fl66- i - er• CHERYL KOSTKA- �l { I STEYE)t KOSTKA r-- W"ME CAYA A t LZA Ahr Y DIANA SONE GC' Roes WATWW Tilt- \RS. \;Itlonal Rt -.11 Estate ticnicc ` nlaelldatt• is to be the ntlnlher one LYNNYcCOLLOCH- IY'al t'.I;Itt' lOtilp;lll�' 111 st•Tling tilt- Ilt•e•ds f conunuititic•s. We look to fulfill tilt% purpose• by providing an excellence ' of a rxict' hast d on kn,n�lc dge, t ffi)rI and llltt.l=tlt\. Our Objectives • I o .th�a�. place tilt- Ilc•eds of our ( 11%imuer. first. I off< r tilt most prt►grr..i�c real \fir c %tart• .(•INU e% in \t)1-111 :xrncrl(a. 111.1 lit the Ilight•%t Ie%c'I of • 1rY„ p►f('..Iotl.11l•tll 11► (fill l 11c It%. 1(OYERTL YIYIAII • fo le;ui IIIc indt,%tr% in marketing tl•( lllle►Ity"n ,111(1 pl(Killt ts. r 14, Ix- rcg:u(led als a go(KI and fair -% �a crllpitn c•t . Our Ideals RUN&AZE • (:ommitment: X%c are de•dt(;ttt•d t() (lu:tGt�,.4•1%It4- alld trlr.t. 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Our Commitment To meet our objectives, wt, are committed to the f011owing: • Formulate creative business strategies based on cornrill tnle•nt, performance and accountability. • Create an e•nc•rgi/c•d business Climate to inspire untbimilsrll arid determination. • Fxparld and develop innovative, elivilt-(mented real estate se nice%. • Nurture positive attitude•% COITlrrlitted to attaining the NRS goals. • Provide leadership throughout tilt- real hereal estate indtlstrv. • l)eve lop consistent public relation% to enhance• exposure anti credlbllM'. • ('t•nt•ratc• exciting opportunitit•s for etrlplovt•cs and sales Asmwlalvs. • f:xpand oNnersllip thrl)ughout our M-galll/arlorl Our Company \Rti is a private conlpam, Hholh c,�.nc d b% its t•nlpl(wees, sales associate s and broker owners, %Ito are committed through inye•stnlent to success. 8UCCE8 w NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE '•ASSOCIATE BROKER Ajax 428.76'77 ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE LTD. Pick1>! big 831-7677 M R NAIM & WMAEL LVNMt_ SALES REPRESENTATIVES r- S►MRLEY FROICH- 4 i J` MC1A Fl66- i - er• CHERYL KOSTKA- �l { I STEYE)t KOSTKA r-- W"ME CAYA A t LZA Ahr Y DIANA SONE GC' Roes WATWW �.: � � - III •r< �, y�{ ' x✓ �V� �: At ; E TIMEL CO n�Js TOTHE LAM DONT MISS THIS ONE! Check this -Frobisher Model' out New grey 4 bdrm., 2x4, 1 x2 washrooms, huge master , mn. _ _ __^i 1,11111Wsq. ft., 3 bdrm., cent air and vac, gas dr. upgraded broadloom, bright kitchen w/upgraded FRANK STYBA fir. fam. rm. w�ireplaoe. w/o to fenced yard. Walk NANCY RED 1 pWW, large deck off fam. rm., fp. and it's cupboards. mwrcred closet doors -Just like a Saba Repnwntatfvis ttttough b garage. Sdu Ria Spode"! Neutral decor. Cal Nancy Raid today at CHERYL KOSTKA model-. Mary ,rare b choose from i Cali Cheryl 7677 Silas Repn•entatiw K05ft 831-7677.427-8677 . Al THE TOYS!! GORGEOUS ! Trple car garage,' 2 skylights, cent air. cent Al brick 4 bdrm. home (approx. 2,600 sq_ ft) 7 STOREYS OF LUXURY vac., inground pod, seventy system, =Ss spent upgraded, neutral carpets throH • 'NI the upgrades.' Professional Fin. bsmt, on ELFs, ceramics throughout foyer, fully fenced. kitchen, overlooks fu lanced u4. It o rrp round pool, solanum w.'hot tub, wet bar, STEVE KOSTKA real location. This place 4 a '10'. Call now. KOSTKA Prem- lot Dont CHERYL ICOSTKA billiards nn., spa rm.. office, vs got it al. Call now Sails R ntativs Sails tadvs mss this one' Call Stave Kostka 831-7677,427- 2977 Sslss RP• Cheryl Kostka 831-7677. 42. -8677 � x team ,�.. OPEN CONCEPT 4 bdrms., mn. flr. fam. rm.. mn. fir. laundry. s•p. NEED A RENTAL! WALKOUT BASEMENT dn. rm.. double lar gar.. fenced yard, cent vac., ti 2 bdrm-, kit i din. rms. combined, good siva Spacious 3 bdrms., on suite bath, oversized fam. CARROL i JOHN COLLINS cent air, Replace. John « Carroll Collins 428- CARROL i JOHN COLLINS bright IV rrsm ., asilm has w/o to deck, single Car BEI NNARRO rm.. cent air, fin. bsmt, mn ftr. laur. , eat -in kit Sellas ScullsRielmsewdatim gar. Mid May. John «Car+ol Collins 4267677. Sdas vs Cal Ben Navarro 428-7677. IviiiiiiiiiimWANT A LARGE LOT 1 -1 .1 PLAtE NO f OOmy Dowty::: Ajax Ct detached finished Beaucful 1 bdrm. top b bottom, feet. i �, Thrs 2 bdrm. luxury condo is id•tl for a young rav►ne ko °l°°k';�Pa►�klike SARANNE WALKER nec• �-• fP-. cent air a vac., mn. lr. laun., lot BERNIE MALLOY ca+pla «lentos hndudes indoor pool swk• hot MARG HHULEATT setang pool P� �' "�"OO f« Saks Representative 150' + deep. Sales Rept tub, sun room a much mono. Only f10Q,800. Saba °X :1 ftp Hukaatt 428- - EL7t .- aq �— DON? WAIT - ITS GRWI Sunny 3 bdrm., 3 baths, iamly home, malar an BD HOME SHALL PLAICE i1i4,U8! i FRENCH guuile. fireplace, prof. fn. bamt, n-las► per. DWIASONEGG 1,500 sub} 1f. home with woo fam. ret-, 3 bdrm, a Alax. Mare right in. Gorgeous 3 bdrm., open Sties Repiesefdothisis and MORE. Cal Mrs. French 831-7677. Sties kit i 2 beet Cal ita Diana Sonego now 4M S" c«hoept brI a sunny modern while kit, walk • SRgowataeMlw b lake. Won't last Cal now 428-7677. U SAVE OCL POOL IS � �Ynituiry � � ' Cerins titre rent Pickering 3 bdrint. htrdwood LIZ HAUGfits , suety kit, walk b hake i GO, asoalartt JUDRH McNNEII msctor bdrm wildh 4 pc an guile i walk-in Coral, This lovely honor has been redecorapd by b SsNs cur anwrNag. Call now 421-7677. Sea � J Mint M 4429-7677. besiAdy appointed fam. nn. with corner ip Cal BARRY b0batemern Wow! �t4111 Ekit i1 T ,gyp finished WHAM TOUR NEEOSt 3p7 wALON SL. OSHAwA This 2,541 aq. ft hones in mf. ratpdantial Bttatitiful glarlar home ktifeeres eolith kit with Outt�r�dirq loll Almat 112 acre, g CHM CK REYNOLD6 neighborhood Priced b gal. Mahn mora ELVM I AROCOUE` sfidinp glee walwutl b deck Spacious bd wL GEOFF RISON , dgiplkt 3 Odrnhs i150A00. CaN GeM�4Z8 Sales Ash now. Cal SM -7677. Chuck Silas Rtprstewllrs Cal E Larooque 428.7671. Sells RtPrssanl 76 � THE NEWS ADVERTIS WED APRIL 1 1992 -PAGE S- NATIONAL REALAJAX 428-7677i: 'q ESTATE SERVICE w WESTHILL . ING 831-7677 286-7677, ! !A ACHIEVERS ESTATE , HOME NEEDED! I have a FIRM BUYER for - Pick. If you have 3 bdrms. r GREAT STARTER N AJAX I 2 car gar., mn. fir. fam. rm. Towrnhorne SHOW wLIIKE A MODEL LYNN MCCULLOCHhas fireplace, new broMcCulloch adloom, s more. Call JOAN HUDSON very well kept 3 bdrm. detached bungalow on 40000 40x100 !t lot Features huge kit &! apple., sap. a TH_a:�out moving en g d Of to sd» Raw garage,67. Sdeg w he� gal rege, home renovated throughout cal 831-76 �HARRISON JUNE- Call Mark 831-7677. �.: � � - III •r< �, y�{ ' x✓ �V� �: At ; E TIMEL CO n�Js TOTHE LAM DONT MISS THIS ONE! Check this -Frobisher Model' out New grey 4 bdrm., 2x4, 1 x2 washrooms, huge master , mn. _ _ __^i 1,11111Wsq. ft., 3 bdrm., cent air and vac, gas dr. upgraded broadloom, bright kitchen w/upgraded FRANK STYBA fir. fam. rm. w�ireplaoe. w/o to fenced yard. Walk NANCY RED 1 pWW, large deck off fam. rm., fp. and it's cupboards. mwrcred closet doors -Just like a Saba Repnwntatfvis ttttough b garage. Sdu Ria Spode"! Neutral decor. Cal Nancy Raid today at CHERYL KOSTKA model-. Mary ,rare b choose from i Cali Cheryl 7677 Silas Repn•entatiw K05ft 831-7677.427-8677 . Al THE TOYS!! GORGEOUS ! Trple car garage,' 2 skylights, cent air. cent Al brick 4 bdrm. home (approx. 2,600 sq_ ft) 7 STOREYS OF LUXURY vac., inground pod, seventy system, =Ss spent upgraded, neutral carpets throH • 'NI the upgrades.' Professional Fin. bsmt, on ELFs, ceramics throughout foyer, fully fenced. kitchen, overlooks fu lanced u4. It o rrp round pool, solanum w.'hot tub, wet bar, STEVE KOSTKA real location. This place 4 a '10'. Call now. KOSTKA Prem- lot Dont CHERYL ICOSTKA billiards nn., spa rm.. office, vs got it al. Call now Sails R ntativs Sails tadvs mss this one' Call Stave Kostka 831-7677,427- 2977 Sslss RP• Cheryl Kostka 831-7677. 42. -8677 � x team ,�.. OPEN CONCEPT 4 bdrms., mn. flr. fam. rm.. mn. fir. laundry. s•p. NEED A RENTAL! WALKOUT BASEMENT dn. rm.. double lar gar.. fenced yard, cent vac., ti 2 bdrm-, kit i din. rms. combined, good siva Spacious 3 bdrms., on suite bath, oversized fam. CARROL i JOHN COLLINS cent air, Replace. John « Carroll Collins 428- CARROL i JOHN COLLINS bright IV rrsm ., asilm has w/o to deck, single Car BEI NNARRO rm.. cent air, fin. bsmt, mn ftr. laur. , eat -in kit Sellas ScullsRielmsewdatim gar. Mid May. John «Car+ol Collins 4267677. Sdas vs Cal Ben Navarro 428-7677. IviiiiiiiiiimWANT A LARGE LOT 1 -1 .1 PLAtE NO f OOmy Dowty::: Ajax Ct detached finished Beaucful 1 bdrm. top b bottom, feet. i �, Thrs 2 bdrm. luxury condo is id•tl for a young rav►ne ko °l°°k';�Pa►�klike SARANNE WALKER nec• �-• fP-. cent air a vac., mn. lr. laun., lot BERNIE MALLOY ca+pla «lentos hndudes indoor pool swk• hot MARG HHULEATT setang pool P� �' "�"OO f« Saks Representative 150' + deep. Sales Rept tub, sun room a much mono. Only f10Q,800. Saba °X :1 ftp Hukaatt 428- - EL7t .- aq �— DON? WAIT - ITS GRWI Sunny 3 bdrm., 3 baths, iamly home, malar an BD HOME SHALL PLAICE i1i4,U8! i FRENCH guuile. fireplace, prof. fn. bamt, n-las► per. DWIASONEGG 1,500 sub} 1f. home with woo fam. ret-, 3 bdrm, a Alax. Mare right in. Gorgeous 3 bdrm., open Sties Repiesefdothisis and MORE. Cal Mrs. French 831-7677. Sties kit i 2 beet Cal ita Diana Sonego now 4M S" c«hoept brI a sunny modern while kit, walk • SRgowataeMlw b lake. Won't last Cal now 428-7677. U SAVE OCL POOL IS � �Ynituiry � � ' Cerins titre rent Pickering 3 bdrint. htrdwood LIZ HAUGfits , suety kit, walk b hake i GO, asoalartt JUDRH McNNEII msctor bdrm wildh 4 pc an guile i walk-in Coral, This lovely honor has been redecorapd by b SsNs cur anwrNag. Call now 421-7677. Sea � J Mint M 4429-7677. besiAdy appointed fam. nn. with corner ip Cal BARRY b0batemern Wow! �t4111 Ekit i1 T ,gyp finished WHAM TOUR NEEOSt 3p7 wALON SL. OSHAwA This 2,541 aq. ft hones in mf. ratpdantial Bttatitiful glarlar home ktifeeres eolith kit with Outt�r�dirq loll Almat 112 acre, g CHM CK REYNOLD6 neighborhood Priced b gal. Mahn mora ELVM I AROCOUE` sfidinp glee walwutl b deck Spacious bd wL GEOFF RISON , dgiplkt 3 Odrnhs i150A00. CaN GeM�4Z8 Sales Ash now. Cal SM -7677. Chuck Silas Rtprstewllrs Cal E Larooque 428.7671. Sells RtPrssanl 76 � t PAGE &RE•THE NEWS A1DVEf1 MER, WED, AMM iS, lil2 EASTER, 14 oEAoLINES THURSDAY, APRIL 16 EDITION Tuesday, April 14, 5:00 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 19 EDITION Wednesday, April 15, 3:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 EDITION Thursday, April 16, Noon BEST HOMES -- SATURDAY, APRIL 18 EDITION Tuesday, April 14,3:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY FRONT PAGE - APRIL 22 EDITION Wednesday, April 15.5-00 p.m. -"Z- _: - � ... a_, jeQ ' .JW 25 MILLION "IH LOCAL SALES" THE HOMETOWN ADVANTAGE Don't Cyst your home ROB VMAN without it!!! saw MASTER "e DIAMOND CLUB • NORTH PICKERING ' ' BULDNG LOTS' ' MUST SELL - LOW $120s ' JUST REDUCED* ' NORTH PICKERING ' Lgemulti level townhome, fin. rec 3 bdrm. end unit townhome backing 50 x 200' flat building lot in area of rm., sunken liv. rm., formal din. rm., on to partk'features' Ige. kit, 2 baths custom homes. Gas, hydro & cable 3 Ige. bdrms. This property is owned & w/o from liv. rm. to balcony to lot line, sewers in near future. Call by the lender. overlooking park. 5 appliances irx;l. for info. on serviced lots. r ' ABSOLUTELY STUNNING ' ' WHY SPEND MORE THAN $190 STUNNNG END UNIT' • 1,664 SO. FT.' • GREEN PARK HOME' 'VERY LOW MAINTENANCE FEE' Mn. Ar. fam. rm. with fp., formal din. Unique 2nd staircase leading to This home has a special energy rm., 3 Ige. bdrms., the master having seclusive 19 x 18' fam. rm. with fp., efficient woodstove reducing hearing d -pc. en suite and walk-in closet. famsized kit., incudes cent. air & costs up to 40%. Sunken liv. rm, Incl, cent. air & all window vac., electric air cleaner. 'Shows formal din. rm. & Ige. kit coverings immaculately'. ROB VIVIAN FLk 4NIN ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE LTD. I fflx)kE" 1111111116 1 KI—SI 831 =7677 NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE 0 n 0 y'W- .How to Make Your'Home Sell First impressions do count. So when deciding to sell your home, keep in mind that not all potential buyers can look beyond the stained carpet, piled -up dishes and uncut grass. Most realtors will tell you that purchasers make up their minds almost immediately after laying their eyes on the house. So why not take a few moments to objectively assess your living quarters and gardens and ask yourself whether you would want to buy this house. Does the paint need touching up? Does your lawn need weeding? You'd be amazed at what a clean garden and a few flowers can do. Remember, potential buyers are looking for their dream home and don't want to have to spend a lot of time or money in renovations and clean up. Things to consider: - The first thing your customer sees up close is your front porch or entrance. No one wants to be greeted by a wobbly front step or a squeaky front door. You want your house to be inviting. A gallon of paint on the front door and windows is a small investment that can pay dividends. - You may want to consider painting the entire house. Ask your listing sales agent for advice about larger jobs like this. He will have some good insight into the type of improvements you should undertake. - If your rugs are frayed, you may want to • remove them and go with hardwood floors. Least of all, vacuum and dust thoroughly. - Lighting is also important. No one wants to live in a dark dungeon. Make your home look brighter and more airy by cleaning the windows and turning on some lights. Quiet music playing in the background can also help create a peaceful environment. - Tidy up the premises and urge children to keep their rooms neat. Scrub sinks and tubs so that they gleam. Piles of laundry shoved to one corner may suit you, but may draw the attention of the potential buyer, who will also be turned off by foul odors in the house, so think fresh and clean. - Don/t underestimate the selling value of an uncluttered basement. Potential buyers may have other ideas for your storage space, like a spare guest room or office. Well -organized closets will also make them appear bigger than they are. TURNTO PAGE 10 IT'S AS EASY AS 11213 TIMES A WEEK WHEN YOU READ AjtxlPkkerl++p HOME AND STW10 - $189,800 This 3 bdrm. home is truly unique. Fully equipped sound studio currently exists and could be converted to your stidio needs. (Present equipment excluded) whatever your hobby or profession, this home could be your answer. �IIA7J CALL_ LARRY668.3800 \21. Armour Real Estate Inc. SPRING INTO SUMMER Gorgeous huge yard with pool, 4 bdrms., main flr. Indry. fam., wood floors on main fir. Shows beautifully. s244,000, Pat House, Sales Representative, bus. 471-2121. JUST LISTED - WONT LAST 2600 sq. ft. designer decor! Oak greenhouse kit! Mstr. ens. A retreat! Custom deck! Upgrades a i s. ,goo. Barbara Pollard / Ursula Stewart, Sales RispresentetWes, bus. 471-2121. 1W.#;WS AAKEIt'FISER,, WED., APlIUIL 15,1!!2 -PAGE 7 -RE 4�►. r� FABULOUS REC RMt WITH GORGEOUS BAR. $239,900 S Der 4 behroom no^e great for entertaining. ^as green house a tcher, family LOUISE REED room w,," `ireo ace. SurKeflomrg 'oor-. cert. air Sales Representative 8 vac. To rvw sa. Louse ?eye 623-2992. t � sir -IF i r A GREAT PLACE TO START M PICKERING Huge 4 oecroo^ rome w- 3 baths. '*arae fireplace, sPw'Ous kitchen, finished rec room. LOUISE REED + For only $!62.900. To view please call Louise Sales Representative Reid 683.2992 MOVING TO SCARBOROUGH? it's easier than you think with this 2.100 - sq. ft. home. Features completely sep. 2 bedroom in-law apt Act to offer! Close J\ to TTC, schools & 401. Call for more \L info r egarding income from in-law suite FAY WILLIAMSMS etc. Fay Williams 321-3536. Sats Representative SOUTH AJAX - $148,500 Three bdrm , two bamroom -,orae, four years new, w/o from Crnirg room :o Ay fenced large AL RYNBEEK backyard. 5 appliances ncluded, private drive SalesRaprssantatiw and gar, mmediate pons if req.:red. Lowes; priced .n the area Cal AJ Rynbeek 683-2992. i :'tom► SOUTH AJAX (SO( HOUSES FROM THE LAKE) Gorgeous 4 bedroom sidesplit in a safe quiet area 16x32' inground pool for your summer enjoyment, main floor family room, hardwood flooring throughout, cent air, large yard with AL RYNBEEK angle gym set for the kids. Flexible pons. Call AI Sales Represenutlw �iyrtbeek 683.2992. SOUTH AJAX REDUCED TO - Four level sidesplit, totally upgraded, 4 bedrooms, cent air and vac. Large let, lovely area of town, separate entrance to lower level. AL RYNBEEK Possession June/July 1992 Call Al Rynbeek San Reprsseiliwve 683-2992. A - A -i WHITBY RANCH STYLE BUNGALOW Fantastic, one of a kind bungalow on a 65x130' landscaped lot 'Double car garage, finished basement with separate entrance. Two AL RYNBEEK fireplaces, some appliances included. Reduced Sia RspnssrtgMitre to 1188,900. Cap Al Rynbeek $832992 JOHN ORT LAW OFFICE 30 Hunt St., Ste. 1, Ajax L1S 3M2 purchase - $400 sale - $350 11 refinancing $360 Plus G.S.T. and disbursements Ca11427-9919 TURNTO PAGE 10 IT'S AS EASY AS 11213 TIMES A WEEK WHEN YOU READ AjtxlPkkerl++p HOME AND STW10 - $189,800 This 3 bdrm. home is truly unique. Fully equipped sound studio currently exists and could be converted to your stidio needs. (Present equipment excluded) whatever your hobby or profession, this home could be your answer. �IIA7J CALL_ LARRY668.3800 \21. Armour Real Estate Inc. SPRING INTO SUMMER Gorgeous huge yard with pool, 4 bdrms., main flr. Indry. fam., wood floors on main fir. Shows beautifully. s244,000, Pat House, Sales Representative, bus. 471-2121. JUST LISTED - WONT LAST 2600 sq. ft. designer decor! Oak greenhouse kit! Mstr. ens. A retreat! Custom deck! Upgrades a i s. ,goo. Barbara Pollard / Ursula Stewart, Sales RispresentetWes, bus. 471-2121. 1W.#;WS AAKEIt'FISER,, WED., APlIUIL 15,1!!2 -PAGE 7 -RE 4�►. r� FABULOUS REC RMt WITH GORGEOUS BAR. $239,900 S Der 4 behroom no^e great for entertaining. ^as green house a tcher, family LOUISE REED room w,," `ireo ace. SurKeflomrg 'oor-. cert. air Sales Representative 8 vac. To rvw sa. Louse ?eye 623-2992. t � sir -IF i r A GREAT PLACE TO START M PICKERING Huge 4 oecroo^ rome w- 3 baths. '*arae fireplace, sPw'Ous kitchen, finished rec room. LOUISE REED + For only $!62.900. To view please call Louise Sales Representative Reid 683.2992 MOVING TO SCARBOROUGH? it's easier than you think with this 2.100 - sq. ft. home. Features completely sep. 2 bedroom in-law apt Act to offer! Close J\ to TTC, schools & 401. Call for more \L info r egarding income from in-law suite FAY WILLIAMSMS etc. Fay Williams 321-3536. Sats Representative SOUTH AJAX - $148,500 Three bdrm , two bamroom -,orae, four years new, w/o from Crnirg room :o Ay fenced large AL RYNBEEK backyard. 5 appliances ncluded, private drive SalesRaprssantatiw and gar, mmediate pons if req.:red. Lowes; priced .n the area Cal AJ Rynbeek 683-2992. i :'tom► SOUTH AJAX (SO( HOUSES FROM THE LAKE) Gorgeous 4 bedroom sidesplit in a safe quiet area 16x32' inground pool for your summer enjoyment, main floor family room, hardwood flooring throughout, cent air, large yard with AL RYNBEEK angle gym set for the kids. Flexible pons. Call AI Sales Represenutlw �iyrtbeek 683.2992. SOUTH AJAX REDUCED TO - Four level sidesplit, totally upgraded, 4 bedrooms, cent air and vac. Large let, lovely area of town, separate entrance to lower level. AL RYNBEEK Possession June/July 1992 Call Al Rynbeek San Reprsseiliwve 683-2992. A - A -i WHITBY RANCH STYLE BUNGALOW Fantastic, one of a kind bungalow on a 65x130' landscaped lot 'Double car garage, finished basement with separate entrance. Two AL RYNBEEK fireplaces, some appliances included. Reduced Sia RspnssrtgMitre to 1188,900. Cap Al Rynbeek $832992 rAGIK 5-K&TNE NEWS ADVERTLUM- worn_ ♦total. sc 11ers Y 9 I) IG t �NE S / "*i* PICKERING KIN1450 GSTON RD. FEATURED THIS WEEK... BOARDINGILOOGING HOUSE Now imagine the concert of crickets 8 sounds of JOHN MIDLIGE 2 stoney brick home currently zoned R4. By-law - �= --� summer on this .43 acre wooded lot, cedar 8 Sales Representative 2550-89 allows lodging for 3 or more persons. . JOE PITINO stone Cape Cod, 4 bdrms., 1 1/2 baths, fam. rm. For more information call John Midlige, Sales ll Sales Representative with fp.. Country living in the city... $245,900. Rep. 321-3536. Call b view Joe Pitino 831.3300. . VILLAGE E -G -G ECUTIVE 4 s — _ THE HUNT STOPS HERE! Spacious foyer leads to bright eat -in kit. � .� 47 l DETACHED BUNGALOW ON 1/3 ACRE with w/o to deck and south -facing ONLY $1 59,9W!! garden. 4 oversized bdrms., 3 baths, ' ', ABOUT ,000 DOWN I Only $8,000 down and this 3 bdrm. home wrth full en suite in master, mn. flr. fam. rm.SPOTLESS Detached 3 bdrms., 40 x eat -in Wt. and fin. bsmt. could be yours Loc on boasts fp. and accent lighting, mn. flr. -� 2,200 sq. ft., 4 bdrms., 100' lot, Sep. liv. 8 din. EARY OR JANE WHITE priv and safe crt. walking dist. to lake, mart.- 18' master bdrm., mn. rms., big bsmt., some Sales Representatives free home w4h some thermal wind, alum soffis laundry, cent. air, cent. vac. +++. This BRIAN RODRIGUES fir. faro b laundry rms., upgrades. $1,060 Pdl d fasaa updated Mnnng and insulation Cali Jane home is a 10 so hop to it! Call Celia CELu JONES Sales Representative cent. air, fp. 3 more. monthly. B r i a n or Geary White 831-3300. Jones 321-3536. SaIs Representadw $244,900. Ptdcenng. Rod ues 831-3300. rtAl UntU I MlJ WttK... If ' tee= i' PE 6etp\• A SPECIAL LIFESTYLE $139,900 JOHN McCARTEN Superb Bout Ajax. 1.600 Sq. h townhome. 3 �/� • 4 bdrms., 3'beths • mn. flr. tam, rm. with rms., 1 1/2 baths. tam nn. with w/o. huge Wt., RICK SERGISON teed master a 4- brickSales Representative bdrms., •`,;4 2 car gar., 3 appliances. A gem Call John Sales Repmeentative pC en sone cent. $r fid more Md,arten 831-3300 831-3300 • s= oak kit. i _'lu , elAlIbIL ALL THE ROOM YOU'VE EVER l �-- WANTED - _ DETACiEDALL In this quality built Fox Hollow home, +IG' NES (-- a ` BFiCI($1ii,10o!! `e' •� 20' mn- Nr tam. rm., 16' Se din. rm-, 3 bdrms., 2 baths. pie - now renovated, P• new kit., gleaming 25' masl!er bdrm., 26' kit.!! PIUS Skylight shaped tot, excellent hrdwd. ars- 2 brand new over solid oak stairs, ceramics, wood opportunity for 1st time __ r : r ® buyer. Call VdW LeOez >, Stone fps. only $8.500 .. II trim and doors throughout! All for 683-2992 for your down to qualifited PAUL KEELER buyerst contact sally SALLY McCRAE $279,900. For details call Nancy WU0 LEDEZ private viewing. Sales Representative McCrae or Paul Keeler Saks Repnmritative Pounder 321-3536. NANCY POUNDER Associate Broke at 831-3300. lissoet A- Broker 4 nv._ OF A KIND - POWER l9 SALE! AIST LISTED + GORGEOUS o viol? LAST • $162,900. Desecfeed bunpabw an Ips. tot, mature treat, baddnp on b perldarac. 3 bdrms., 2 baths � a t11S7+900 Lge. 4 bdrms., fam. nn. with M. b nail. 4. Gv, m1. .NILE TREMLCOCK f.�um 0-,b. Sep srroewrl, hope far. tut with �� U LL Now kit D IE1GllBORH00D' BEY Md,EAN wArench drs., car- ant, mn. fir. laund., new lot AssocieM Broker marble floe. fewer lnrel far. rm. with shoe ip 8 Salve P�eY and built4n dishwasher, naw Sya 1969, lorida caiinp Vohs. eating area, master bar. Must be sold Cal Julie Trebiloock 683 2992 carpet rm. 3 din. rm. 50 x 125' tot Try 5% N with his 3 her closets & full on suite. Prof. Inditi - Cent air. Call Bar Mdmn 831-3300. r s - sN,tNIN Take to dog br everting wanks brie kha The - dtiidrerr an play ton to big bads yard. lbu an AIIST LISTED • WON'T LASTI T1rs one is a 10. Det 2 sty. br., 4 bdrm. hoar in YAtJf;Eil160OM propsn• mask in ria Ips. fam. sued kit Evwyorw :193,500. N brick 3 +11 me bdrm. hohas strrlcen Fox Hobw area Feet ind. on eaHn kit, ism. Sys RWmealtUw an ergoy crad&V fires on drily days. S LOUISE RED lam. rm. with fp., open cwwW din. rm., beautiful LEE BYERS M. with iP•. 4-K en guile off master bdrm., ant aPPirtas included. Call Maureen Bodky 683- Idu Repreeeshtlw roc rm. with wet bar i so much more on a ftw RapneeMM" ON. am. vac., gar. dr. opww bli dshwssh., moon 2902 premium lot To view al Louise Raid 683.29M W* & e. Want last k>% Contact Lee Byes 00 r TDO GOOD FOR THE ll+i•LAWSIN �i •_ V WONT BELIEVE Tli 00 .. f, YAL ONE PMJGiDI $10,000 down moves you into this 3 + 1 bdrm. Custom burgillow with ~ on qm South home f home. Losded with extras, this eatures a Pckwkp street home. Na been aanpkttely 8sles p » Beautiful, kw bedrooms, two fel baths, AIOY OEIrBY mn lr tem. nn., dirt. rm., 6 b011GLAs CAN firaisli d wiih ils own 2 bedroom apt in bseentarrt appliances, en W Pilgrim P� 831- �Wrtp from � �P�MWw �t �� Wmt hat brig. it * � � �p� �� Pda irrsk+dae al uppradad x.900. cal valerreDenbv k*hen decoratirp era bathe. A tart if ,there ever was aria cel Cain bpta9oo� WGE NOE Sol S PICKERING K�„,�„Ao. NE 81:1611 IV 0 op R .9.1 FEATURED THIS WEEK... 3. BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL! When there's no time to fix up look towards this W0LCi_A4NN $234,000. 4 bdrms., ceramic fir. in spacious Anton pp semi. 3 bright, clean ms.,bdrmbeautifully eat -in entry, through to eat -in kit., fam. rm. with fp., fin. MILT SOMMERVILLE kit., c appealing liv. o din. rms., beautifully MARGARET FLETCHER 'ec rm., cent. air and much more. For further Salrs Representative decorated. Move in condition. Mitt Sommerville — details call M. Fletcher or J. Rods uez at 683- 683-2992, x w' Sales Representative g 2992. LARGEST MODEL - 1,660 S0. FT. _ - c TOWNHOUSE ' $136,000. Village of Glenanna. Dream : ■ _ i model, very private back yard, spotless, .rpgrades, 5 - f appliances and 4 r�' DRESSED UP AND WAITING This s a stunning spacious bdrms. t �' renovated GARY FUSELLI Call for INII ; :. • r } 9 cpm ate s� y appt Gary bungalow offering new kit., new bath, cert. air. Sales Reprosentative Fuselli 831-330o 24 JOAN CAMPBELL S�iows first class 8 features a 2 bdr^ —law hr pager. Sales Representative swte. Look no further, this a your new home Cal ,,fin QW., r now can Campbell 831-3300. LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! ' Extra Ige. 'ravine' lot, w/o basement, huge wrap-around deck. Yes! This —` -� home has 4 bdrms., 4 baths, 2 rs► �"�'I'ATElY AAD UNIQUE _ - Custom built day brick 9' high ceilings, 33' nut., fireplaces - everything you would wantass HOME OWNERSW FOR 5142,500 lam. rm., kv. rm., dm. m,., hardwood &-s., upper plus a Scarlett O'Hara staircase. *�i Plus summer fun around ;re 000i This home level, open luxurious. 3 baths, 2 1/2 car gar., 'Prestigious Area- Call Julie Trebilcoclk features 3 + 1 bdrms.. en;ertaanment-sized rec WALTER BROWN cent. air d vac. Lot 185' deep. Reduced to ' BEVERLEY COLLINGTOt - -th bar & woodstove. hollywood kit. d is $369,900. With low interest rates you can afford at 683-2992• JULIE TREBILCOCK Sales R Salve Representative now. Ask for Walter Brown 831-3300 Sales Representative epreaentatiw dColtriglorr at X2992. pkat er Ca!' Beverley 41 DONT PASS THIS BUYI LARRGE PRICE MAPLE RIDGE - MUST BE SEED! SMJ1100 Lovely dot home or lige. pie shed. tit be on This well -kept home can be yaws in time to Stuming all brick 2,508 sq ft hone baddrp on = quiet cul-de-sac. 3 + 1 bdrms., cosy fam. rm. the above -ground pool d the cent air. 2 full w4p. i ng hollywd. kit w/suropean s BRIM OMONOGHUE 10 reerific Many upgrades, In. bsmt, huge 's beths. super bsmt 8 dine h are a with terrific view, uKxedide en suite. This homes � �� cam' "'" "� molnar bdrm. has fun an slit (.AURA PETERS few of the k►aturas- Cal lsura�Peaers X2992 Salle Repwes toil Ala oeisls Broker i w/I closet. $189.900. Call Christine Gaskins. Belle Rip- Only $154.900. a'TEN Cal Brian 0 Danoehue 831 3300.,x, p,*,�,o,,, full time sales representative µ = Free Home Appraisal PDX NDLLON► - $11f1,M9M Sourm AIAx STARTER , , ; • • Bea AM Bfanrals■ bait. 3 bdrms., 2 41= baths, Be dose to the We in tfris 3 bdrm., 2 storey horn•. Family -sized Wt, w/o Jam MoCAR'TEN fn bent,fR. ant air, wAo b hupe back yard, in from krm. b %* ierged y■rd wills patio and rp �y a Sa1ea a dafrrarld aria. Call Jam Mccorlen tot -330& � 5 appi■rI LsMd at $145,10& CoA F1eaMtar�&f■eR DETACHED BACKSPLIT ONLY Owner says sell! New kit. & bath! New L CARRY pr windows! Hardwood firs.! A `super __ LKE RBENr Spacious 3 bdrm. starter”. Act last!_ i ' ��� _ home in S. Aon, HELP! HELP! HELP! ; shows well, naw bathroom, est -in kit. I have several clierKs klolong for rental - 1e o9e qe- ya,-d, dose to accommodation! From buNalow to an _ Fully detached home, very dean acrd wall schools & parks. executive with pool! Fast results mafairW wiMf 5 appireoea btrldry rm., ant kAlJr� s $149,900. Call • ROSARY PERKw guaranteed! Call Rosemary Perkins RON TAMRAZWI Sake RepfeemMlw air, tool shed. brand now carpeting, wt cupboafds and Car Ron Sia wee Laura Marks 683- l Saha Repesesntatltfe 831 -M. root. Tamrazion 83102• 3300. tip' LCR 4 BDAIIM a -I Y $?S/,l9M This home boasts one ofPidonno most ? A raro S bdrm. boasting a speclacular lk ppii�nt huge RROSEMARYPEAK.IS desnabl. ar�sl Mins. to parks. schools. DOUG GAANT with a kit. with a m k4n poli ft mn- sr. im a bwKky rms.. master on suits. This hupa Glenn P x &din RspwesnI I Gteat otub appeal! Dont mime this oriel Sia RapwesntaIII exam” home must seM - only $219,W& Cal - Cal aenwy Peflkir■ W11 -M. Doug Grant 683-2992. full time sales representative µ = Free Home Appraisal PDX NDLLON► - $11f1,M9M Sourm AIAx STARTER , , ; • • Bea AM Bfanrals■ bait. 3 bdrms., 2 41= baths, Be dose to the We in tfris 3 bdrm., 2 storey horn•. Family -sized Wt, w/o Jam MoCAR'TEN fn bent,fR. ant air, wAo b hupe back yard, in from krm. b %* ierged y■rd wills patio and rp �y a Sa1ea a dafrrarld aria. Call Jam Mccorlen tot -330& � 5 appi■rI LsMd at $145,10& CoA F1eaMtar�&f■eR Most of these improvements take little time and money and may be the deciding factor between selling and not selling your home or between a lower and higher selling price. Moreover, the extra value such as improvements add is tax free. When you sell a principal residence, you don't have to share the profits with the taxman. Making Big Changes Okay, so you've hung up the clothes and swept the floor. But what about major renovations, which may actually increase the value of your home? Some changes are much better investments than others. Consider fireplaces for example. With high fuel prices, Canadians have become very energy conscious. Adding a fireplace with a heatilator will make your home more saleable because of both the popular appeal and the energy savings. On the other hand, the same cannot be said for air conditioners, which consume energy and provide comfort for only a few months of the year. A bright kitchen with lots of cupboard space is always desirable and will attract a higher price. And the same can be said for a main floor powder room or en suite bath, both of which are good investments. But while family rooms on the main level may be the selling feature needed, a rec room in the basement may not have the same appeal because of a lack of windows and low ceilings. And while a swimming pool may seem like a great added feature, it is a high-cost addition and not necessarily a good investment, especially on a smaller lot. Many homeowners prefer big gardens instead, while others don't want to have to worry about their children's safety or the extra work involved in owning a pool. Overall, keep in mind that potential home buyers do believe in love at first sight. And whether you decide to hire a house cleaning service for a day or invest a suable amount of money to fix up or add a feature, either approach can pay off handsomely. 1 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. , If you're looking for someone who knows this market, someone with the patience and understanding to help you get what you want, you're looking for someone from CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. NO QUESTION ABOUT IT! TM POWER OF SALE! 3 bdrm. link home in Whitby. 2 washrooms. dn. b W. with walkout, partially finished basement. Single garage Close to all amenities. Asking $139,901)Cal Judy Shaw 686-6001. CHEAPEST DETACHED HOUSE N PICKEHINGI 5% down will buy you this dol house with skylight, large cedar deck and more. Only $108,000. For more details al Flora Waters 6866001. JUST LiI M - !♦NOWT LAST11 South Ajax - $139,900.3 bdrm, ssdmint loldteri. 4 appliances, anaal air. Nor. rm. drapes wAo to patio. grape H1 more. .Murhe�po"essiorL Cal Dentis 190--il "TOUCH OF CLAS!:' This fabulous hone has been professionally decorated inside 3 out. Approx. 2,900 sq. It of luxury fivirg, master bdrm. w4amen style whalpool tub in on suits $283,800. Carl Judy Shaw or Bill 686 6001. HOME OF THE WEEK M- N4 rrr - GREAT LOCATION! Three bedroom home with sought aper features. Walk b scimis, shopping, main floor laundry, family room and much more. Call today It won't last kmg at $194,900 Call Lumie Brown 686'6001. GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY! Huge 3 bedroom semi with separate side entrance to basement. Original hardwood under broadloom. Close to perk school and GO train. Priced to sell at $169.900. Don't wait to can for details. Ask for !tomo Laine at 686 6001. THIS ONE WONT LASTI Beautiful Dsaomy Bay area, features finished basement with billiard rm., exercise nn. and games rm. This 4 bdrm. beach► priced at $318,900 b dose to lake. Cal Bit Thompson 60& 6001. "PRME LOCATDNI" 3 bedroom bungalow wish a huge loll 75x200' in Ajax. Enjoy peva end quiet WW invest Wel Priced to sal. $/49,900. Cal Robert Sbcsmilhh 09- 6001. " •Y Y -s NORTHWEST PK:KERINGI! Away from subdivision" Excellent value for this 3 bdrm. all brick bungalow w/sunken solarium, fireplace, hardwood floors, 2 driveways, dot garage 6 2 entrances to bsmt, all on 1n acre lot. $179,900. Cal Ed libiso 686.6001. JUST LISTED! - DEMAND AREAL This 3 bdrm. John Buddy Pinebnook Model features a maz=anine family morn, and partly firxshed basemem Priced to sell at =212,900. Call BRM Thompson 6866001. PRIVACY AND ELECANMH Psaortaly decorated with custom bids& Beetueful3 bdrm. saes. hone. Featuring tha bast of em"ing. Luxurious carpets, ceramics, spadaaular solarium kitchen with Walkout to printle yard. For prnrata viaawg al Michele Jones 6964001. F.......... 9 1 1 aaatarzW..�:J 0 ?ARK i SCi400L Are across the road from this 3 bdrm. w/applianced kitchen with wapcout, tow down payment for qualified buyer - $159,9W. Call me for details .... Lorrhe Kine 686.6001. FiiST TIME BUYERS![! Detached 3 bdrm., fireplace in kvrp monk, hardwood floors, backs on to pork quiet location. Close to schools 3 � M $155,500. Call MMatria BUNGAL.Ow WITH WLAW SW8 Bsatuihul Pidcerirg 3 bdrm. detached home with Ow separate side entrance on IL tot. 4 appliances included. Only $169,900. Cal Linda Clarke 6866001. DETACHED CONDO! 3 btirm. main fbw tantiy room prtlral air. central vac. 8rtly $48.00 mein_,_rtoa fans, ferttastic starter at $146.900. Cal Linitis Brown 681'-6001. PICKERING & AJAX 839-2121 WHITBY & OSHAWA - 686-6001 e1Traderttadte of Century 21 Reel Estate Cpporftm Each aha ra indepen STLOW PICCERM NOM Only $229AW. IFgur�Nydedaetgaccohtedd with Many Inc a�au� Ont keradt doors & � family mom, sum" i grounds. Call Linda Clarke 6866001. Members of both the : Toronto & Oshawa M. L.S. Systems allu; 11111owned and ttperalll. NO Q0 BACKS ON TO RAYININ This finisheddbbeaeffmt mealy lertrlacepsd With peach ttww. Priced to ad at $188,800. Csfl Bit Thompson 6894001. r t TT IT" 01 VM Vol �,' ER13YExt IDERIDL=NES THURSDAY, APRIL 16 EDITION Tuesday, April 14, 5:00 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 19 EDITION Wednesday, April 15,3:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 EDITION Thursday, April 16, Noon BEST HOMES -- SATURDAY, APRIL 18 EDITION Tuesday, April 14, 3:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY FRONT PAGE - APRIL 22 EDITION Wednesday, April 15,5:00 p.m. ICI 115 Simcoe St.S. 435-5380 MARG JOYCE Sales Representative wiss FETE s GAII. SOON" Saha RsPnaWWn DAPHNE GB Saha RsptaaaYliw _` i WHITBY/BROCK 223 Brock St. N. 668-6171 SOUTH AJAX 3 bdrm., main Ir. den, Canac Wt, fin. bsmt with fireplace, irground pool, cental air. Pnma location across road from lake. Mlag Joyce 683-7777. BETHANY $192,900 Charming 2 Storey Century N on 2 acres with prime 1. frontage on Hwy. 7A. F insulated shop for gerw industrial purposes on proIx Jack Fudge or Doris Chance E 7717. 6,700 SM FT. 50% finished with offices, boardroom adlll lin. Sold wellbelow book value, prime exposure on Squires Beach Road. Aslarg $449M. Jack Fudge 03-7777 J= FUDGE TOP LIlM K#" 1891 FENELON FALLS 115 SNnew SL S. 36 Colborne SL • . r . r »1 . •. s- r • • .-Ji• . TI 12. THE NEWS ADVERIlLjI , VVED., Ap1tn,IS, 11y2 -PAGE U -RE SawaSUCIT,r GARY PECK k #1 NRS AGENT IN PICKERING 1991 Sales RReptesentative MORE LISTINGS NEEDED! CALL GARY T -ION S -• low. JUST LIKE MUSKOKA ESTATE HONE AREA 100x273' heavily :reed o',r, area of iage customs 110 x 200' iot it onme arearears t,s ' 12 storey, 3 bdrm Muskoka ype cottage. Modernized, suit pro! bdrm home w !" neated workshop could be perfect couJe or investor now and vofcaore later. � � I ITS PERFECT! SPOTLESS SEW This 3 bdr•n all brick home sparldes and features Glenfield Model. Boasts cathedral calings, cent air, large master, cent air and extra deep fit. The pe ll yard w/mature trees and lots of room to 6vel staw home. Clow 8 bright' CAREFUL, rTS LOADED! SUPER SEW! Bramalm's Churchil model. 1 year o,d, 3 bdrrrs , 3+3 bedroom 2 lutchen and 2 bath semi in to 1/2 beth m soft grey 8 white, superb locat on, walk Condition, s4p. entrance to basement new roof, cent Petticoat Creek, eery b 401. vac. 7 amiances. Call to view, ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE LTD. 831-7677 428-7677 NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE 1550 Kingston Road, Pickering 683-7777 831-2056 FRANK IF1 NEAR ROUGE GbOSTATION DmIligrtilr;Hiose0.c43 bdrm. Wick ToM�r y nsrtoraaMl [wipe lot Quist cm. Gail Simpson or D*m Gibson 6837777. 2 and 3 b*m. ' n - Felly bushed an Iona. S sppisrmw Priced from $104,91 b $100.900. Am Kn8 6837777. DOME CHANCE TOP Ll67 EA MARGE im PORT HOPE 86 Wa>non SL 316.885.4548 tMKM PREMNI RAVINE PROPERTY Stately home ofam almost emery amarty 3 irapiacas, 4 belt sauna, s4V* and won. Lot 100x514% Gail Simpson a Daphne Gibson 6837777. rte_ WWI LASTI 4 bdnn. am home on grist arm. boaioa Dm's Chance or Jack Fudpa 7717. MMJDVCE TOP SELLER MANN 19H>s 41 King St. E. 416-372-4345 PICTON BOBCAYGEON 42 Main St. 89 Bolton St. 613-476-2177 705-738-2327 GREENMf000 VILLAGE ESTATE SALE Un" 3 bdrm. home on 1,2 we. Warm rustic atmosphere. Country kit. with - - fireplace. Fantastic view. Marg Joyce 683- BONNIE DAVIS 7777. Sales Representative r PRME NE AREA Gnat location. 3 bdrm. senksap. din. rm-rec M. PrW* yard, fruit trees and JIM kASS. hsdpa. Daphne Gftm or Gai Simpson SaW Rive 3/ ACRE HORSE FARM 25 minutes '!Orli! of Oshawa in Woodville. Five stall horse tram W. W3,M sq. ft. custom home. 2 W* and ever lowing stream on plop" Donis Chance or Jack Fudge 6f33-7777. Doves CHANE Saha Rspnewallim ACINFIfEp MARCH "a SOW RspnastNstlw BOWMANVILLE PORT PERRY + 1234 King St. E. 112 SCulgog St. 985-73196 , PAGE 12 -RE -THE NEWS ADVERTisER, WED., APRIL IS, 1"2 f C EXTRAORDINARY, HEAVILY TREED, OVERSIZED RAVINE LOTS UP TO 300 FT. DEEP AT AN UNBEATABLE PRICE. raine lot I, w.. IA -1.1 ..1. 1. ....Sw 4..\tib..\hw\.1wv..V1Aw-.www^..�wtiw... w w. OTHER EVERGREEN SERIES HOMES AVAILABLE FROM $259,900 When you buy an EVERGREEN SERIES Home at Cedar Woods, we'll buy your existing home, GUARANTEED. It's a NO -RISK way to move up to a top quality Coughlan Home. Ask our sales representativeDu LarA for all the details. Then get moving! CALL: 427-2865 MOK -1HNS. I aw -I FIN CLOSED FFAoAY SAT & SUK 110 - e PY P, Lin 0 FINCH AVTAIM S HWY.2 OFFICE ► METRO EAST W j O HWY. 4O/ A CALL: 427-2865 MOK -1HNS. 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Im Probecting Your New Your mw hone is probably the moat impornrlt imeatmatt you will "a make. }fere are some WON that will help you make the proper clwice of X builder, aid some helpful hints for making sure Your relationship with your bmider and the Warranty Program is one that will protect your new home investment. • DO YOUR HOMEWORK. Research the housing market in your conmtunity. Talk to family and friends who have recently purchased new homes. Check newspaper ads. Do some compatison shopping of local builders. • DO SOME FIELD WORK. Find out where the builder you we cortsidering has built in the past and visit those subdivisions to look at the houses. If possible, talk with some homeowners to see whether they were pleased with the builder's construction and after sales service. - CHECK YOUR FINANCES. Determine the size of down payment you can comfortably afford Dacus mortgage financing available to you with yea bank. that company or credit union manager, or some other knowledgeable person • TAKE YOUR TIME. Do not be stampeded into a decision. Determine exactly what will be included in the Purchase price, what selections you can make, what quality of cabinets, carpeting or P llome"Mch relentlessly searches for buyers tubo are looking for a home with taones just . and our Personal Service►cry by your Sales w s ' � 6ncked by LU c W y day. And h doesn't scoours. E p wail a sale is i LOOP Maiage � Y U / O made! HomeMittch is much more theta x R . Another advantage only 6om a _ lmiahing you wrU receive. • GET A LAWYER. What you decide to buy, have your lawyer review the Agreement of Purchase and Sale before you sign. Have the estimated monthly carrying charges on the mortgage checked out. Ask about unforeseen costs that might appear later. You may have to pay land transfer costs or tax adjustments, for example. Your lawyer will help you find out about these things before you sign the agreement • NEGOTIATE A REALISTIC CLOSING DATE. Both you and the builder should be aware of the factors which could delay closing. If possible, build flexibility into the closing of the sale on your present home or termination of your present lease. • COMMUNICATE. Open lines of communication with your builder, by telephone and by letter. Find out whether you will be permitted to visit the construction site from time b time and how you can best keep informed of construction progress. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. Fully inform yourself about your warranty coverage provided by your Vendor and backed up by the Ontario New Home Warranty Program. Contact the ONHWP Regional PICKERING 1970 BROCK RD. 68&1790 ome Investment OWe that saves yaw area, and ask for the Program's other brochures and publications. The Regional Orrice; are listed at the back of this Re - INSPECT THE HOUSE. When you receive the Certifn ate of Completion and Possession, inspect your new home carefully, and there go over it with the builder's representative. Make a list of any problems that may need to be fixed. Test all Plumbing and electrical futures. Check to make Certain you have the appliances, cabinets and cupboards, special finishes, etc, that you selected. Look for damage which may have occurred during construction. Note any problems on the certificate, then you and the builder representative must sign it The builder sends a copy to the Head Office of the Warranty Program. Keep a copy with your other house records. - USE YOUR WARRANTY. This is your fast oPPommity to report problems to the builder or the Warranty Program, but not your only one. Check the details of coverage to determine the deadlines for reporting problems under the different Pam of Your warranty coverage. Always feel free to call the nearest Regional Office of the Warranty Program for additional information Or clarification. Now there's a better �} to sell your home. • TALK TO THE RIGHT PEOPLE. Ask the builder's representative to provide you with the crane, phone rumber and mailing address of the person responsible for after-sales service and to explain how to get that service. The supervisor or foreman on site may nicer be the best person to assist you with service problem. • KEEP RECORDS. Keep a copy of all correspondence with your builder. Whenever you make a complaint to the builder about an item that requites warranty service, send a copy to the Warranty Program Your relationship with the Ontario New Home Warranty Program begins the moment you sign your Agreement of Purchase and Sale. The Program does not monitor contracts, but it exists to make certain home purchasers receive their full measure of warranty protection under the Act You do not meed the parmission or co-operation of your builder to contact the Program If your builder does not properly deal with after-sales service problems, the Program will contact him or her on your behalf — which is why it is important to have full records of any problems. When we have proof of what has been happening, we can help. 235 BAYLY ST. With our exclusive HomeMau*. system, your Royal LePage Sales Representative has more than the llome"Mch relentlessly searches for buyers tubo are looking for a home with taones just . and our Personal Service►cry by your Sales w s ' � 6ncked by -- !� �° sed Pr buyers for a � r usual resources to sell your honer. HomeMattch matc>tes interested W y day. And h doesn't scoours. E p wail a sale is - Royal LePage.e• LOOP Maiage � buyers to our property. made! HomeMittch is much more theta Fiaawci cera make n� your home stttmd is . Another advantage only 6om V, won as you list with us. your property features are put into our HomeMatch a computer system. out the motet. We can shove you fimancmg options to matte Royal LePage• 1Phy would you list your home tvp6 anyone else? computer system and matching begins With HomeMatch, You'll get other unique services such as our Instant Messaging your home more aaractive to buyers. immediately. System a customized Marketi And wan we'll clew the way for more R -A LIPAW new kAW senw^ Lmwd. kol., ng Alton Plan ancoodipoml keens by pre -approving barb Ask your Royal LePage Sales Representative about HomeMatch today! n u Lower Interest • Rates A nd Downpayment Requirements Spur Market Activity TORONTO -- Sales activity is on the upswing and house prices are rising in many areas of the country, according to a national survey released today by CENTURY 21 Canada. The survey found the strongest gains . during the past three months occurred in British Columbia. In Victoria, the average selling price of a typical three-bedroom home in a popular area rise frin $187,000 ti S210,000, or 12.3%. In Kelowna, the average selling price of a similar home jumped from S129,000 to S145,000, an increase of 12.4% Other areas in B.C. also posted healthy increases. The sharpest declines were reported in St. Catherines, Ontario, where the average selling price of a three-bedroom home dropped 5.2%, from $134,00 to 5127,000. "High unemployment, economic un- certainty, and a lack of consumer confidence have continued to dampen real estate activity in Quebec and Ontario," says Don Lawby, chief operating officer for Century 21 Real Estate Canada Ltd. "Since our survey was completed in mid- February, however, we have seen increased real estate activity in all major markets including those in central Canada" Lawby adds. "This increase in unit sales and volume indicates a strengthening trend, but it is still too early to know whether this upswing in sales activity will continue." Lawby says the reduced 5% down payment requirement together with continuing low interest rates has had a greater impact on real estate markets than the industry anticipated. The federal government has taken significant steps to improve economic conditions with lower down payment requirements and by freeing up RRSP funds for the purchase of principal residence under The Home Buyers' Plan," Lawby says. "Barring any further economic downturns, we will likely see a significant ripple effect in the marketplace by the end Of March as a result of the RRSP initiative." SUMMARY OF PERCENTAGE PRICE CHANGES REPORTED IN MAJOR CANADIAN MARKETS: Halifax: --up 1.7% Montreal: -4.0% to 0.8% Toronto: -5.1 % to 0% Ottawa:-15%to+1.4% w Winnipeg: 0% to +19% Regina: up 3.5% Edmonton: -1.8% to + 4.7% Calgary: -3.0% to +2.3% Vancouver: -0.9 to + 9.1 % AJAX OFFICE 235 BAYLY ST. W. 427-6522 A DO NOTHING HOME! $189,500. Do nothing but move in, completely upgraded, bads of extras, 4 bedroom muft0evel in great con., grew location! For details call Barbara Edwards' 427-6522. NEWLY-WED? - RETIRED? $154,900 Steps to lake. This delightful semi boasts w/os to yard & deck Full in- law apt., all. garage. Excellert Alax location. Carolyn Webb— 427-6522 'PANORAMC VIEW SCUGOG- $169,900. 3 bedroom home on lake. Finished basement with fireplace and wio to lake. 2 washrooms. Mature lot and double garage. 1 minute walk to trailer park & store Fiat Stobie' 427-6522. � 1 All _ r 'RANCH STYLE SUPREME - 5312,900 Beautiful bungalow on 1-15 acre. Mature treed lot. Landscaped to perfection, basement must be seen. Cosy fireplace. Shows '3« Nat Scobre' 427-6522, WATCH THIS YARD BLOOM $169,000. Lovely private pie lot and mature trees surround this spacious 3 bedroom backsplit. Complete with finished rec room. Lovely South Ajax home. Cal Barbera Edwards' 4274522. ■ AGINATION WANTED! $129,000. For a 3 bedroom, 3 bath townhome with fn- rec room, large Irving & dining area, eat -in kitchen- Value priced! Cap Barbera Edwards' 4274522 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, APRIL 15. 19M -PAGE 1S -RE ROYAL LEPAGIE -0- Sales Representative " Associate Broker A TREAT TO VIEW! $184,900. Wonderful layout in this uniquely designed home with premium pie -shaped lot, cathedral ceiling in family room, pantry, en suite and more, Call Arenda Gyde' 427-6522. JUST LISTED $158,900. Totally renovated 3 bedroom with sep. entrance to basement and 2nd kitchen & more. large lot, must be seen, shows extremely well' For further info. Please call David Mclrtyre' 427-6522 7711 •- == - ._=, . _ 'ice: NORTH WHITBY - CLASSIC! $369.000. Ashbum, 1 12 acres, stocked pond, 4 bedrooms, butler's pantry, formal dining, gourmet iut., sunken family rm., brick fp., fin. basement. Too great to miss' CaroM arra Plitz' 427.6522. �A- Y AYBEAUTY $279,900 Spectacular home on premium lot features 4 bedrooms, spry oak staircase to basement, gracious formal dining room, and great family kitchen Looking for a good buy? Call Wilma Tanner' 427-6522. DESIGNER POOL a YARD $349,500. Better homes & gardens would love this inground pod, waterfall, a backyard paradise to relax in excellent 3,000 sq. h. home in prime S Ajax locatart- Barbera Edwards' 427-6522 ENJOY EASTERN EXposM $109,900. 2 bedroom, so -in kitchen, bright living room with w/o to balcony, master bedroom features an suite. Fridge and stove included. En suite kiurtdry, Evelyn Regan' 4274622- a --4 GNEAT 4 BEDROOM OUAIJTY THIOUGH•OUr! $167,900. Fm* painted brick home $169,000- In popular Wool Lynda area of with double doom. Linked by garage- Whitby. Abu will find a finished rec room Features Mem. room with kreplace, an and maintenance free exterior. This suite bath, prem• fenced lot WiaMk to immirg 3 bedroom. 3 bathe burriow schools & trans. Wilma Tanner' 427- -a a must to seal Barbara Edworda 427- 6522. 276522 16522 NEW PRICE! GOOD VALUEI $177,500 Sparkling 4 level 3 bedroom isidesplit on 50x110' lot in prime S. Ajax Sunny kitchen overlooks main floor family room. Call now for detaisl Wilma Tanner' 427-6522. PICKERING OFFICE 1970 BROCK RD. 683-1790 SUPER VALUE - N. AJAX $192,900. Bright eat -in kitchen, great fam. rm., main floor laundry, full 4 -pc. in master, basement, fenced yard, carefully landscaped, paved drive with curbs, cent- air, lip. Doug Joyce~ 683.1790. -1 FIRST TIME BUYERS! $149,900. 4 bedroom, 2 storey, garage, open fireplace, walkout from rec room, above ground pool, spacious nvrng dining, window Tvenngs, stove & fndge included Gwen Fryer' 683-1790. l - r MI WHITBY DREAM BUNGALOW $159,900. Great locauor, NI buck' 2 full baths. sep entry to fin basemen, walk to sep. & oscine scnools. 3 bedrooms, modern k.icrer Soo"ess decor Call Mary Game— 683 "9C WORK WHERE YOU LIVE! $279.000 L.ve & work at home in Uxbridge Hamlet. Excellent highway exposure. Large 4 bedroom home, off" & 4 car garage. Commercial zoning perm is many uses Call Doug a"683-' , ::C r VALUE PLUS!! $214,900. This 4 bedroom srdesplit is absolutely one of a kind. Features are too numerous to list! Fully loaded & tastefully decorated. For full details call Gerry Jaeger' 683-1790. I; . C►ERRYWOOD AREA $249,000 an 99x154' fully fenced lot Thousands spent in renovations and upgrades over last 5 years, 3 bedrooms, 1 4 -pc., 1 3 -pc., 1 21pc-, sep. liv. rm. & din., modem kit, main fir. fam. rm. Jim McAlpine* 601790- NEW GLENDALE HOME $206,90D. Detached 2 storey, 3 bdrm& 4-m an suite, fin. basement, cent air fa , mily sine let. safe neighborhood, dose to schools, parks, shops. Call Tom TRUCK •CAR LAVERS NOTE COUNTRY NOME - ILS ACRES tri $499,900. Lovely, country home on $379,000. Huge triple car, insulated, picturesque ProParly with trees, revue & heated garage. 2,000 sq. ft. brickstream. Outstanding forri room, with bungalow, w/o basement, central air, en loft, country kitchen with land & jennair suite bath, on 10 square rolling acres A stow cent air & vac. Smith' 6B3 rare find. Diana/Carol Plitz' 427.6522- t inn BARONIAL ELEGANCE $269,900. Cathedral ceiling in foyer sets tone of this 5 bedroom, 4 bath fully fin. executive residence, extras incl.. prof. landscaping & underground sprinkler system. Paule Whiteley' 683-1790. IS IN-LAW & NANNY SUITES $299,900 Spotless :, stom ^o -e on arge lot m desired East Rouge Valley 9 appliances & all window cover^gs ncluded. Separate enhance to aoartr-erts. Jill Smith* 683-1790 IMMACULATE 1,720 S0. FT. $169.900. 3 years new, athed,a teeing :n Iry rm & k.t , br?ht `amdy size kit.. ' 6x12' deck sumer iam,y room with 1p, 3 spacious bedroor^s, to view a:l Turn Bozan s' 683-179C SPECIAL FOR BUILDER! 5249.900. Estate lot among Prckerng's —os! exc.usrve ^o—es Severed rho 2 pts Could be sold seoarate,v So',d ^orae o^ Property reed some TLC East Rouge Jul Sm t„ 683-"9C $11 SIAM. Breakfast with the brrds' Prime ravine location, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, hardwood floors' Redecorated k,t.,bath. Access b6ty unlimited. Call Susan Prohaska' or Scott McCormack' 683- 179C $264.900. 3 Irtxrel *John Bodily- hone, finished basement, w/o to paao. wM 10 deck from kit., all sheers & binds, 2 garage dr. openers, air, built-in dishwasher int. 20x18' fam. rmfp. Great decor. Sylvia Kyle- 6fs3-17907 AFFORDABLE STOREY $169,900. 3 bedroom great for fist time buyers. 1 4 -pc., 1 2 -pc. baths, freshly painted neutral tortes, fenced lot, single garage. Only 2 1/2 years old. Barbara Vacirca' 683-1790. MOVE IN AND ENJOY! $197,500. Immaculate 1,800 sq. ft !tome with main floor family room & laundry. Nicely landscaped & fenced with patio & fishpond. Close to school and park. Heather Cullen' 683.1790. NpQPd a - Are You Running Out Of Time Buying �pS1E or Selling Your Home? Let This Expert "HOUSE HUNTER" 1-1 P1, I Assist You This Spring! Call: Joan Rogers (Sales Representative) 683=2992 041. nr 41 • �F go IN M =1 210 Ara a a "I Z-11,k�zrz Genesis RIty. Ltd. Call Joan Rogers For A,Complete List Of Homes Available In The Durham Area, Make Your Move Now While The Market Is'Still Hopping! 683-2992. I E 7- J 0 0 4 Brought to you by the furnit.ure and home improvement retailers of Durham Region MW 09LA= @ 1 IL h �� ��.�..:�...�=�:.•..� .tai :'••.'S�""��r"';�lfT-4�� �� fter building a deck to transform a backyard into an outdoor living room, many backyard builders will gaze at their handiwork and come to the same conclusion: something's missing. The answer may be color. Decorating with color serves the same purpose outdoors as it does in interior decorating: it unifies a space and makes it look inviting. Consider these steps for decorating your deck: 1. Establish a color scheme. When selecting your exterior color scheme, consider how your deck will look against your house. If possible, use shades of the colors of your house and trim paint. The unified colors will blend your deck in with your house and make it look like a planned addition. If your paint colors are not in earth tones, then choose neutral colors like driftwood grey or natural tones like cedar or redwood and pick up your house paint colors with spray paints on furnishings. Using colored stains on large portions of your deck will establish your color scheme. FREE ■ Lawn Mower Inspection ■ serviceR LawTtm40 I� ■ Blade sharpening ■ Complete Line of Lawn Care Equipment available For ALL Lawn & Garden Tractors 0 New b Used Mowers from :70 fain the decking a ;Qre co r or create a pattern. Or just stain your handrails, spindles, balusters or lattice. Look for semi -transparent stains that contain a water repellent and wood preservative to protect your deck from water, ultraviolet light, mould, mildew, rot and decay. If you prefer the look of natural wood, protect it with a clear water repellent wood preservative which protects wood while preserving its natural color. 2. Paint existing furnishings to match. Before you run out and buy new outdoor furniture, take an inventory of what you already own. Consider wood and metal furniture and accessories, even if they weren't originally meant to go outside. The pieces needn't match; a coat of paint easily can bring them all together. Turn four unmatched metal chairs and a table into a dining set by painting them in your accent color. Or use a flat black as the backdrop for a stencil pattern of all three colors in your scheme. You also can use spray paints to camouflage storage units to blend into the background. TOR See the Complete Line of INGERSOLL TRACTORS From =219500 ■ Lifetime Warranty on all 3000 s 4000 Series Tractors April 15,1992 LHome K C N In this supplement: Include driveway paving in your landscaping plans - page 5 Home spas are latest graze in recreational upgrades - page 6 Energy savings in summer? - page 7 .....and more..... .Timothy John Whittaker Publisher Advertising Manager Hugh Nicholson Sales Manager Monique Lea (Phone: 683-5110) Editorial Co-ordinator Beverly McFarlane -Photo cover by Paul Andrew Smkb Home Expressions is a monthly publication of the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser, 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax (683-5110) and is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of suburban newspapers. use rust-inmotttve spray paints to protect metal furniture. 3. Consider ceramic tile. Another way to bring color into outdoor decorating is to use ceramic tile and colored grouts that complement your paints and stains. Lay tile over exterior wood or an exterior cement board and then seal with a water repellent sealer. 4. Flowering plants: Potted flowering plants work on your deck just as they do in your living room to give it a 'lived-in' look. Use them to pick up accent colors and to liven up seating areas. You can have a lot of fun decorating your deck as if it was your living room but you must remember that anything you put on your deck must withstand wind, rain and sun, and consequently will need some protection. There is a wide variety of colors available in wood preservative stains and rust -preventive spray paints to give you a lot of options for creating a customized color scheme for your backyard. But don't go overboard. The success of exterior decorating hinges on the tasteful use of color. -'d W,w LL )6 0 F rLAM er.00 00 g'� •`�pv`5%, 6 �J6$3�16 QUICK BLINDS ARTS CARPETS Walnut Grove Centre (PICKERING) 1163 Kingston Rd. 831-1668 45% to 1'. • READY IN 3 DAYS! FACTORY DIRECT! 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Make it as small as several hanging baskets on a patio or the spots of soil between the shrubbery around your house. Put a salad garden in a box or bed as large as your favorite restaurant salad bar, and it will perk up your salads all summer. Plant lettuce, spinach, radishes, bunching onions, beets, carrots, kale, Chinese cabbage, deep red rhubarb, Swiss chard and turnips. Add a few cucumbers and tomato plants, or plant some sugar snap peas and let these climb into the air above the garden or hang down from a basket overhead. Grow a few herbs like chives and parsley and some tasty, colorful, edible flowers like nasturtiums. Choose any combination of the foods your family likes best, and one or two new ones to stretch their repertoire. Besides unlimited harvests, you will delight in better, fresher flavor, the fun of watching seeds sprout and grow, and the exercise of good garden therapy. You don't have to be an experienced or dedicated gardener for salad success. But your efforts will be more richly rewarded if you choose and prepare the site well. Soil preparation Most important is soil preparation. Whatever soil you have - clay, loam, or sand - adding organic matter is the best way to make it better. Gene Klump, syndicated garden columnist and radio show host, raises salad crops for both home and market in the desert clay of Reno, Nevada, with a series of bottomless boxes. "I make a 50150 mix with half my own soil and compost and half Canadian sphagnum peat moss. This keeps the soil loose so that air and water can penetrate. It improves the tilth and texture of the soil tremendously. "Our natural soil here is a heavy clay," the gardener says. "People come from other places and try to put a shovel in the soil, and they either sprain an ankle or break the point on the shovel. "With well prepared soil, you can plant much earlier than otherwise." Though his season is short at 5,000 feet altitude, he sometimes harvests from covered boxes until December 1. In warm weather, a salad garden planted from seed will begin producing greens and radishes in a month or less. With mixing your crops and replanting, a salad garden will bear from late spring until hard freeze the next winter. And then pots of chives, parsley and cherry tomatoes can continue to add flavor and flair from pots on the indoor windowsill. Small space gardens The easiest way to have a salad bar in a limited space is to plant a wide swath of mixed seeds: lettuce, spinach, radishes, carrots, beets and chard all stirred together. You can press the little bulbs of bunching onions into the soil about three to four inches apart, across the wide row either before or after you sprinkle on the tiny seeds. Sprinkle the seeds so that they are about 1/2 inch apart over the entire seedbed and just harcl� co,cred. Tamp everything do k .A nth back of the hoe to bring the seeds and sets into good contact with the soil. Water well with a gentle sprinkle flow so as not to wash away the shallow seeds. In such a multicrop row, some crops come up quickly, shelter the slowpokes, and crowd out the weeds, so everything grows nicely together. When you are ready to harvest, you have a whole mixed salad with one cutting. The only time that light sprinkling helps a garden is between sowing and sprouting. In hot weather, several such sprinklings a day will keep the soil and the seed moist. Canadian sphagnum peat moss, which holds up to 20 times its weight in water without excluding the needed oxygen, can make the difference between good germination and sprouts that die of thirst before you ever see them. Once the plants are up and growing, normal rainfall may be enough if it measures an inch a week. If not, water deeply and only as often as needed. Many areas have water shortages, and well-prepared beds that don't dry out mean healthier, quicker growing crops with less work and less stress for the grower and our planet. You can begin to use the outside leaves of lettuce, kale, spinach, chard. tumid and beet tops as soon I; r. cnouoh to he worth The healthier the soil, the better the garden, according to gardening expert Gene Klump. Getting the most out of color A pink garden could include alyssum 'Rosie O'Day,' aster 'Burpeeana Rose,' nicotiana 'Domino Pink; and zinnia 'Peter Pan Princess,' pink tulips, _hyacinths, iris, peonies, lupines, roses, petunias or geraniums, all soft pinks. Plant a white garden with white crocus, narcissus, iris, tulips, peonies, ..baby's breath, snapdragons, petunias, geraniums, roses delphiniums, variegated grasses or alyssum for a front border, and a vine -covered fence with white morning glories or moonflowers. Choose blue with blue pansies, scillas, hyacinths, iris, delphinium 'Sky.Blue' or 'Royal Blue,' flax, ageratum, lobelia, anchusa, blue petunias, love -in -a -mist and morning glory 'Heavenly Blue.' Yellow captures the sunshine with crocus, daffodils, tulips, violas, many varieties and sizes of marigolds, daylilies, roses, nasturtiums, snapdragons, mums and vines of thunbergia or yellow sweet peas. Orange goes one step brighter with calendulas, violas, tulips like 'Apricot Parrot,' climbing nasturtiums or trumpet vines, lilies, marigolds, zinnias and golden MUMS. Purple is easy with iris, tulips, violets, pansies, veronica, delphinium, ageratum, petunias, torenias, mums, asters, zinnias and a background of clematis 'Jackman. Go bright or deep red with selected tulips, lijies, geraniums, petunias, dianthus, roses, cosmos 'Sunny Red,' scarlet sage, hollyhocks, or mums, and vines of scarlet runner beans or cardinal flowers. :. .::, To Acrtise your Home :X Improynents busmQs gin this sedidn call 65110 itegulor business 4 hours. the cutting. A week or so later, when the plants are well established, cut most greens right down to within an inch of the ground. Start at one end of the row and cut enough to wash a good size plastic bagful each time. By the time you get to one end of the row, the part you cut first will be high enough to cut again. Kale, Chinese cabbage, and collards - the cote crops - are the exception to this rule. OZ-111 The More You Need VIA THE MORE YOU'LL SAVE! 51� ,,...a •.o -w ig vift• Windows j —t •Doors T ermal Stanley J Windows • Sunroorns Steel Insulated Doors Call for a free estimate or visit our showroom PYTHON BUILDING SUPPLIES 975 Brock Rd. 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Make mental or written notes of what is in shadow or sunlight during the morning, noon, and afternoon at different seasons of the year. Be ready for surprises. An area under the eaves that gets plenty of spring and fall sunshine may get none at all when the sun is higher in the summer. 2. Consider the soil. Don't give your plants extra problems. If the shade comes from buildings, the soil there may be fill dirt left from construction, with very little remaining topsoil. If the shade comes from trees and shrubs, their roots will compete with the roots of lawn grasses, ground covers, or flowers for the nutrients and moisture. If drainage is poor, plants growing in shade can be more prone to root rot and other disease problems. But all of these problems are easily solved by enriching and improving the soil with organic matter. Doc and Katy Abraham, who write books and articles and do their gardening in Naples, New York, find that Canadian sphagnum peat moss is one of the best soil conditioners. "We do a lot of our shade Come Checkout Our, gardening in half barrels. We use a three-part mix of good garden soil, Canadian peat moss, and either builders' sand, vermiculite, or perlite, says Katy. This immediately eliminates poor soil or drainage and root competition. "We use a great deal of peat moss throughout our plantings, whenever we plant trees or shrubs, in our raised beds, everywhere. It makes the soil so much more mellow. We mix the peat moss with compost, also. But not everyone can get enough compost. 3. Choose the right plants. The final secret of success is to choose what thrives in the shadows. Redbud trees, flowering dogwood, Japanese maple, buckeye, and evergreen hemlock all thrive in light to medium shade. Shrubs like abelia, camellia, fuchsia, hydrangea, Holly olive, pieris, and especially rhododendrons and azaleas flower happily in medium to heavy shade. Ground covers like ajuga, Bishop's hat, euonymyus or wintercreeper, blue fescue, wild strawberry, wintergreen, sweet woodruff, ivy, pachysandra and vinca do best in shade. Annual coleus, begonias, browallia, godetias, impatiens, torenias and pansies prefer shade. Among the perennials, choose columbine, astilbe, bleeding heart, hostas, daylilies, iris, foxgloves, primroses and violas. Remember to revise your landscape plan every several years as your trees grow and your shade - sun patterns change. 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Walkways and outdoor lighting add to the usefulness of the area while they bring out the best aspects of the architecture. Fences, hedges or careful accent planting can create a focal point or screens as needed. Careful planning and planting can result in lovelier and lusher -looking water use. Below are some easy ways to do your own exterior design. Prepare your soil well. Soil in planting beds, no matter what its natural structure, will be more workable, retain more water and fertilizer and grow healthier plants if it is well mixed with organic matter. It also makes fertilizers last longer because they don't leach away. Plus, earthworms and beneficial soil bacteria thrive in organic soil and activate such good growth that most of the pest and disease problems that can plague poor soil plantings never occur. Choose trees and shrubs that arc either native or well adapted to the driveway, while increasing the property value and providing a fresh, new look. There are two grades of driveway mixes, he notes - the HOA, which has more sand and is very fine, which provides a glossy finish. The HL3, on the other hand, is a commercial grade, which Mr. Kinderman says is more durable, with less sand and leaves no tire marks. For installation, he strongly recommends a 6-8" base of granular gravel or crushed limestone. Without this base, the driveway will result in cracks. Asphalt, he stresses, is a flexible material to work with. Js, shrubs? region. Group these and flowers according to water needs. Some will need regular watering. Put them within easy reach of the hose. "It's not just solid material that you just lay down. It can be worked attractively into your landscaping plans. We've installed circular drives for access," he says. And I F N FRAI. %IR (I IN IiI I circular drives are also very attractive. 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This V. new idea in garden design is rr actually easy to plan, for there are no clashing colors to consider. P Choose your color rr The hardest part is choosing and b sticking to just one color. P Choose your outdoor colors to complement your indoor design. b You can, of course, have several ft beds, with colors separated C. throughout the yard or subtly c blended for a rainbow effect. a Betty Barr Mackey, co-author of The Gardener's Home Companion and A Culting Garden for Florida, a has several tips for planning your g one -color flower bed. W 'Be careful with pinks. It is best to a� separate the hot pinks, those with orange in the shading, from cool U pinks with a tint of blue. The same v is true with reds. fl "Also, vary your textures by f. including some shiny flowers, some H dull ones, and varied foliage p textures as well." Finally, use a variety of forms - ti some spike flowers like snapdragons, some open and simple p daisy types, and some, like roses, e with many petals. o Color tips e The blues and purples are best in nearby beds, since they tend to r blend into the foliage and become 1 almost invisible from any distance. White flowers, on the other hand, will light up any shady area, and are t' especially delightful in a garden you sit near at night, beside a patio, deck � or porch. Pick out the plants Mackey uses a base of perennial plants and adds annuals in between for their profusion of bloom. Bedding plants already in bloom show the exact colors. Mackey also suggests carrying a flower, such as a special rose from a featured bush, with you to the nursery when you choose its companion. Remember to consider the flowers' season of bloom. Tulips and mums will not be blooming at the same time, but petunias and mums will. Try to have plenty of color for every season. 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W., AJAX 427=25 Tqn�ftft��� M Owasco" caresiabo'ut pe9ple When Frank Verwey was look- ; insurance companies. "We do all Owasco now off cars, campers ing to get into the automobile busi- makes of ca." says Verwey. "In - ns and motorhomes in California, ness, he wasn't about to make rash decisions. fact, most of our bays are filled Vancouver, Halif�x , Calgary, as with othe�rrimports and domestic well as many E uq*an countries. Verwey bought farming proper- ; cars." The company's rental staff is ty on Dundas St. in Whitby and, OwascWs collision centre has fluent in Dutch And German and after extensive searching, decided specialized in RV collision repair offers some service in French. to go with the Volkswagen/Audi along with RV parts and service. Whether you are leaving from your organization. He felt that it repre- Complementing everything else home, hotel or office, the company sented value for the dollars spent. is Owasco's parts department, provides free transportation to and After all these years, he feels whose nmmbers sometimes work from Owasco. 'even more strongly about this. in the most adverse conditions and New in the rental department In 1972, Verwey put a sign in manage to get the job done. The this year is the "lease -back pro - the window of the Owasco ; parts department also specializes in gram." In this program, the dealer - Volkswagen dealership. It read accessories and has the exclusive - ship offers clients the affordable "Your Friendly Home of Elegance, Craftsmanship, Economy, Quality rights for Canada and the United States for the Paulchen way to own a motorhome. You buy the unit and Owasco rents it for and Performance." : luggage/bike rack system. This you. Through the income you earn, Owasco employs 65 workers, rack not only fits most VWs with a : the payments on the unit are almost most with over 10 years experience hatchback, but also the Dodge fully covered. It is truly the best at the dealership. "That allows the Voyageurs. Zway to own such a vehicle and you customer to be the ultimate benefi- Owasco also operates a rental don't have it sitting beside your ciary of that wealth of knowledge," program, which includes = home for six months of the year. says Verwey. Owasco carries a line of top- motorhomes, vans, buses, campers and cars. All vehicles are available Verwey attributes the success and awards which Owasco has rated vehicles. The Jetta, for exam- with or without camping equip- received to his co-workers. pie, was voted by the United States ment "They are the real champions. Insurance Institute for Highway The company also works with They care about their work and Safety as one of the top small four- European and domestic wholesale always want to achieve the best," door passenger cars with the low- - agencies and has a program that he says. "They realize the customer est fatality rate per 10,000 cars reg- covers 20,000 agencies in Europe. is really No. 1." istered. The Jetta was rated safer ; than the Mazda 626, the Toyota Corolla, the Honda Civic and the Ford Escort In fact, the Jetta was ranked in the top 10 among all cars in the �R study in terms of fatality rates. This select group included such cars a th C d;ll Fl s e a ac eetwood DeVille and the Lincoln Town Car. as the Cadillac Fleetwood DeVille and the Lincoln TownCar. It's not surprising that the spirited Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3 Sedan has the valuable safety and performance features a Mercedes- Benz should have. And all the comforts you could ask for. But our new special leasing program* should raise both your eyebrows and your standard of driving. Right now, we can make so much car so affordable that considering any other make could almost be fiscally irresponsible. We invite you to come in and talk to a Mercedes leasing expert, then test- drive a 190E. Once you've experienced the rewards of the open road, we'll go over the financial rewards in greater detail. Visit your authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer for a test drive. ' P1o•ded by Marmdma8 Cmmht Cop LJ ted tmw only O 1992 AWAoiaed MavdsBels Dela. Sim PTOSkoS Durham Automobiles Ltd. 1250 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY TEL. (416) 668-6881 TOR. 686-2258 But the Jetta is not the only winner Owasco sells. All TO AGAIN SELL MORE PONTIAC BUICK, CARS & GMC Volkswagens have been named as TRUCKS THAN ANYOTHER DEALER IN DURHAM REGION the cleanest cars in United States �.: emission tests. The Passat was voted "best personal choice" and "best family sedan." '``�`;: COMMANDING The new VW Golf is already r OFFICERS: rated as European car of the year. In November 1990, the 12 -mil- , lionth Golf left the main factory at Wolfsburg -- a clear indication of GROUND s the lasting popularity enjoyed by ; ! FORCES: this vehicle. t Owasco is now introducing the new 1993 Audi line-up with com- petitive prices and excellent value for your money. N71 Take the foxy Fox, for example. rOESARRA?BI 101MpppAy GM MM M8 SCHM 2M tlRBM DOUG WANG BOA IOIAPP Flow Gerona Wap N"Cirsaw UNd Cir ttanyr FkW unp a� At#!CE MATEA90N MA1M NfA1id31A11 AHOY AAAOTT Ape RED NN so at This is the car that starts the line �eMrrs WW 1� bW San a Sea Repe>eon SIMSan kpe e and offers great value starting at � �•�` approximately 59,000. To compliment Owasco's camper lineup, the dealership is pleased to announce it is now the ' .j -� °dik �� *a Toronto and area dealer for the Roadtrek camper vans made by s GAAKI Drown TOMSDEON tAOiMI.OYEII ARTStMtlNattT Home and Park.=tlrtAr'rrttrArt Shcrr ft"dt S"kinow " S*S&Pe 8W* SitsB mmiaw SMRePeserai"e "Our excellent sales staff, with THE WEAPON: their experience and knowledge, is UP TO 1 able to assist you with any put=- ; ■ 500 CASH Cha9e ar 1Ca.9C," Says V%a VMY. In the service department, Owasco has factory -trained 4 licensed technicians ready to work on your car with the latest egttip- , . e meat. They live up to the motW "Right the first time." The service : t departrnatt has won many awards,TO including the very prestigious ; i THANK YOU Ontario Motor League Service Award. "Many of our clientele have- come avecome to us for many, matdy yearn► e at d from a great distance. whave their y/pvyehiclles serviced at Owasco," says - "Tire service department carries:° `v3? >""` �"�<;:>..•'201 a comprehensive warrantylonAll parts and labor and we*t rat*— ably priced," he adds. k : Service facilities at:Ogra$co t Volkswagen include a !tate-of-ihe- z art collision centre, which is well known and preferred by several A r ! 'L ! l � t .. . I r � r i {, i i • 1 •� ?. t�„,P i'' i i { ` • . .. , , 11 0 40' 7 PONTIAC BUM LTD. Dundas St. E., Whitby 668=5 04 9 P INlEELli DIJIMrAr WEST W9d1W*ft. AAAI 15, 1502 PAWS The king of offmroad ve iclehs It's been more than two years the Range Rover more than deliv- remains very ofd=fashioned in since I climbed up into the driver's ers. , , . Pre- ' is priced at $5l ,735, but they are And that's part of the attractive - seat of the Rolls Royce of oto road sentation as ' if time and sold out. Right now the upscale : Hess of the Range Rover. Price Y The first impression is of sitting . ergonomics hap stood still at County version can still be had for keeps the punters away while it's trucks. the Range Rover. on the Range Rover instead of in Rover. You see exposed metal $59,135 and that in all vintage '70s Not much has changed since it. That's because the aluminum screws, a big no -no in Japan and options such as the six -disc CD is only for thosewho appreciate motoringh to driving the 1990 version; and in body is set on a 14 -gauge box a North America. And there was a player. The only other things you vehicle with a certain amount of fact, nothing much has changed steel frame. You do sit high but it sort of gurgling from the left door can pay for is an option black charm as only can be produced by since the Range Rover was first is a commanding view one quickly with the driver's window rolled all color and kangaroo bars front and the British motor industry. introduced by the Rover Group in comes to terms with due to the the way down. The latter was rear. Buyers will enjoy playing It's a very entertaining ride, and 1970. That vehicle, in turn, was imposing visibility from the high probably a piece of ice rattling with the radio -controlled (not you just can't help but feel smug, really not much more than a very and wide greenhouse. around inside the door. infrared) remote locking/security Even a little royal, behind the civilized version of the legendary The layout of the controls The "entry level" Range Rover :: system. wheel Land Rover of 1948. What has made this sport utility truck so popular around the world begins with its incredible off-road parameters. It will ford 20 inches r of water. It has an angle of approach of 40 degrees at the front and angle of departure at the rear of 30 degrees. Okay, you say, a $15,000 YJ Jeep can do that. Well < how about sustained climbing at - 45 degrees, and you can drive t. Jim ® e x` JLM across the side of a hill at an angle Of up to 42 degrees. E ,z The Range Rover uses a system ' of bell universals at the wheels (all - of which are driven in low or high) which allow them to splay in t TO _ _ _ q,9e4F and out of the wheel wells at ' cHo� yb - �b �' i -.• ''�9, impossible angles yet still deliver traction. The angularity of the wheel joint can be as far out as 32 degrees at full lock. That you won't find on your YJ. '87 SABLE GS '86 ARIES LE Wheel travel front is eight inch- vs a air a MULA '82 CADILLAC es and a full 11 inches at the rear. Air, 4 a Va spaded. Wth the cad extras The rear also incorporates a Borg PFIICED TO SELL 5 872 PRICED To SELL 989 - PHI OT ELL 3433 "Hydromat" self -energizing level- ling device. t , t 1 • • • Drive is a Borg-Warner four- • speed automatic with full lock up. ed�s'� Torque goes through a two -speed _ . ji �y_ mduction transfer case from which X04 -- - �eIN ., 4 b. *0 �b the front and rear drive shafts are `' permanently engaged. Low is : = 3.2:1 and there's just about no rough ground or snow you can't - rover with a ratio as low as that Power comes from Rover's '87 CARAVAN '86 CELEBRITY '88 EUROSPORT '87 BUICK ELECTRA ubiquitous aluminum alloy V8 Of ; 7 pass. a air. V6&, or. i •0. V6, fully ti q. 7 pas. Loaded, fuN 9 3.9 litres. Although it only has ; Pwo To SELL *6,988 PII m To SELL 4 987 PACED To �, 6 471 PIIICED To SELL 932 overhead valves and is based on a Buick engine from the '60s, and : - —y N -sr s� it's no slouch. Producing 178 hp = . - and a whopping 220 torques, : - there's enough power to cruise all `•, day at 200 km/h, which is quite -i r common in Europe for this gentle- men's express. Here, it's more than enough to see off any other : '88 JIMMY 4X4 "88 - Z24 '87 TOPAZ GS ENNE Sport utility trucks including some VGA tan kms a N xied Air. loaded fW sim. 9 pass. R those hot, s.0-liitre pickups, The ; � 981 PACED To SELL s8 888 Pwo 7o sEu. a3 922 .Range Rover does 0-60 in 10.9: " seconds and the quarter at 18.1 2T0 (] seconds. CHOOSE ��b -, And while travelling at those : .. _ elevated speeds. the driver and his ; _ _ s _ guests are swathed in full leather : yw and genuine wood trim through- ouL It's what you'd expect from ; Sri upper class English vehicle and : '87 RIVIERA T TYPE '88 GRAND AM '88 ARIES LE f ' '85 SKYHAWK Top of the Nue A great IM, s car. Aub a K. PiIICED To SELL s9 888 PACED To SELL 16,933 PACED To SELL 4 993 • i Air, auto, 4_door. 2 . � .���.� �''.. .+ice �. , , .__._. - : b,-�:;. s7c„14�•s}icr�x:•�,'.7f�+e....r� .. .. . , . .. r . M PAGE • Wadwaft Apra M 19M VAMLS otMIAN WEST Window tinting make; can for safe motoring in the months ahead Those of us among the winter - weary are looking forward to hot, sunny weather. But the months ahead could be a major headache for many motorists. Some of the factors which cause driver fatigue are the "greenhouse - effect" created by the sun's rays entering your car and making the vehicle's interior unbearably hot and the stressful effects of highway gam• Both conditions can be easily remedied by professionally installed window tinting, according to Doug Johnston, president of Ziebart Canada. "Window tinting not only sharply limits harsh highway glare, ; but can reduce interior heat build- up by as much as 50 per cent," he says. "It also improves driver com- fort and reduces the load on air conditioning." Johnston cites three other fac- tors that car owners might consider when weighing the advantages of window tinting. "For one thing, there's the mat- ter of security," he says. "Window tint can help maintain the privacy and integrity of the vehicle and its contents, especially when the vehi- cle is left unaaentded." Because it is applied to interior glass surfaces, window tint also - helps reduce flying glass shards in the event of an accident, Johnston adds. "Prolonged exposure to harmful ultraviolet rays causes interior fab- - rics, like upholstery and carpeting, to fade and deteriorate premature- ly " he states. " rhat's a major con- sideration for investment-con- -scious car owners looking ahead to selling or trading -in their vehicks." ` There are various densities and colors to consider when choosing > automobile window tinting. Consumers should ensure the deal- 'Itrs' tinting specifications fully comply with all provincial regula- tions. _ �x�wr �rotii� +ririrai�ic. wss�rre us rir _ WHAT Duos vow. WHAT VVIC DO URQi Oft VFMOf4f •. W6 Wlt�O� ;?Yof3H Zwnrns wsi'rn'tror A, : rVMw.=DrrOi. Y �. ss« #is 1rAI UCVVAC .1. 1r_ OSHAWA, OEM ttI ?a.& OH i A%X It Glenn Page, of Port Perry, accepts congratulations from Peter Boyer, of Boyer Pontiac Buick, after a complete music package from the Pickering dealership and radio station 0107. The prize PAGE IN TUNE package consisted of a guitar, amplifier, keyboards, cassette deck, compact disc player and a sweatshirt. trc ;1r Flrll/!i ""• Joss +1 �rtr�t; .�sRi.A=• nomy and performance. Vice versa. No matter which you value most, Saturn has the car for you. Whedxr you're impressed by their fud economy and dent f' r and rust -resistant i polymer bodYside panels with qxweframe con- i s ; k i is struction or by the SC's fuel injected 16 -valve engine and dose -ratio five -speed manual transmission. Their 60/40 t ` folding rear seat backs or their four-wheel independent suspension. Whether it's their four -speaker AM/FM stereo, tachometer or rear window defroster: Or the fifteen -inch alloy wheels and variable -effort power steering on the SC. Both models have garnered the respect and praise of auto- mobile journalists and car buyers alike. And both come at a price that is surprisingly affordable. s' - So see your Saturn dealer and test drive a car that was made Om for you. And you. P •I A 11 HEVROLET • ET 1991 CAVALIERS 4 dr., air, tinted glass, aW., AM/FM stereo, reclining bucket cloth seals. '10,477** k A ___V i oiiLL R EXPERIENCE iI The management team at Owasco bring close to 150 years combined experience to making sure your vehicle is in top running order. From left to right are R-alph Spielman, William Wouwey, CHarlie Porter, Walter Sabadin, Ron Penford, Bob Verwey, Al Croder and Frank Verwey Jr. LDSMOBILE • GEO 427-2500 �99s r=s. A=O , 8 pass., air, tilt, cruise, ette, rally wheels, ABS 1813 7 7 =fir mom 4 E)IFFTr 99, CIERM 4 dr., V6, aft.,. air, AM IFM cassette, split seats, dual mirrors. x'15,277" 1991 LUMINAS 4 dr., V6, crab., air, re seats, AM/FM cas tinted glass, full Comfort. 277** 't!M NO t!M 1� AIO ALL IEN MIENI OAWJFY. POR DIO PM161R INR X tom" LON groom 1425 GAYLY ST. W. .. Gee 42 . CHEVR ET OL $ ��I CL Q : , f � 27=2500 . .. as wraril" weYMw WZ* I WOO MOW. Apel 15.1092 Mtn 7 I I 1► ►i Jim Volvo 940 Turbo Sedan (INOWAMMAK) Flexible financing lets you customize your payment term (from 24 to 60 months) and your annual percentage rate. (starting as low as 01/c). Or buy outright and bet up to 52.000 back from Volvo. Either way, free factory scheduled main- tenance is included.' But come in soon because this offer ends April 30. Drive safely. VOLVO Sim Proskos` DURHAM AUTOMOBILES LTD. 1250 DUNDAS STREET EAST, WHITBY, ONTARIO LIN 2K5 TEL: (416) 668-6881 a TOR (416) 686-2258 a FAX (416) 668-7700 (/tiered b. pml—p-w( �`" d'ak.. *"x"* " 30. 172. �ab,ect to r dd app—al bybho Fwrr. (nada ltd. EaawpMlr.�. If rou pn i.=+.0110 fir .our nr. 1992 UA..rth a doao pw�rat of $SAW a0�,% and 6aarre thr balr of MAW- W - 36 a.wrla. roo pn rR A2 T1w aaa,aai Bale d ralere.( in th . _.a* n 4jr� , Thr taW .r.c nF burr....ry( o.'r three rarw a il.i:l3.. laaaal Rtroeala.e Rale ar rrad�l mc. 'Gaal obllRaum of naao�'r (or 6nanruyl �• >)`].,FL32. %ek-k aarrat be &6 -4 b. Mm -. 194' fr eauta,l, dralrr ra.ealorr. (Jaaal„rs 1r trd laa,ran ., ay.. 1—.rrpatr —acrd dater prep calm_ R-.,. a acrd •oadraaoa. apph. 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WQK Sl BP35.0 SALE 11 LEBARON GTC kickides Ar cond. ut mWe sound sysnm, add for custom stripes $BO. cloth p dnver seat, tit, Dun, p w , p If I., p.m . turbo raerdoolx, 5 spd. martial. See. NP34M. SALE ONLY$2666 P month -0 -%W�W- RNANCING ON SELECTED MODE Ll 1991 DYNASTY ncludes 3nvii wnae :.ear coa:: o:- and vinyl 53 50 bench sat. 4 spd alo trans. 3 3 Imre V-6 erg ne. manual av coed . add for AMtF M cars 5385. elec: dekaeter, torted glass. dual mirrors Srk 3P3530 $ 34 SALE ONLY 273 t °s ONE ' WEEK ONLY] BRAND NEW, '92 VOYAGER Plus much more! �.� SALE 14,995 1 1992 SUNDANCE BRAND NEW! • Includes 4 cyl. auto, p s, p.b_ ar cord.. AWN, buckets, console, Wed ge7e. " package. floor map, soft nwddngs, plus extras;. S& 11S732t SALE 8!977** x1992 ACCLAIM ---��-•� BRAND NEW. t ■ \ _ Includes Air bag. floor mats. tie, cause ado. trans., p. mirrors, air cord., Ahtfi cess. remote trunk "lease, 4 spkr. "swR Oka much mon. Ste Mn%. SA$24966" LE PER MONTH 18 MONTH LEASE ONE��� �,9� .�� -- q-9. � ... 9� P �s, ��.��r q WEEK - w ONLY! i I C R a --a -f, 1� I rMA ( '>�elrri► \�,:� d .�'u, y r; I� 'S"s + -.sll � l ` � `'�U� ; cw: x_c; OA�Ly UN u frnu �;nt ta. t, rt C,f cn :,ii i, :, km Ar es cas.vayrrEti THEY'VE GOT TO GO NOW.1 c s L, n z rr .:, :, ., ,,,, .,f,,r SERVICE OPEN ALL aa4.,ss % DURHAM S LARGE ST CHRYSLER DEALER EaasE�Sh:�YC.H-„S v`., rrv; � DAY SATURDAY nr=s ✓'- :': -AS„ C c,,,e the Chrysler E.pt�rt�, for Best Sole. -tion Best Ser„Ire AND EVERY NIGHT r i.:- .. , .. • 1. L .. . - /� [ G `. `Yr i. i f• ;,F F t R Fi c .. � � \. f . � . 1 1 � r , i A PIP PLYMOUTH 0 IAV LTD. -- - - P E Ll r1 U P11 �y k