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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_04_18y:. WS GOLF SEASONI ww4wity 11 1 11-11F loom;1100' par roar Full Saaaon 01 yew U13-3211Annandale Country Club P.O. Box 91 AJAX Lt S 3C2 AV48x Edition D V IM CENW " I OM Y THE VEW BEST duMauNer Arts Ltd. JAZZ! AprN 20 - 25 Sohxday, AprN 18, 1992 24 popes A Metroland Convmmity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 161 �Tn ior offers $ own meion .:._ A former patient of the Ajax - to build pool for d1sable Pickering General Hospital is helping the community by orga- By JUDI BOBBITT gram for handicapped children for 33 years. nizing a series of Team Trivia Staff Reporter "I cannot get anybody to be my successor and I'm not Challenges with proceeds to the PICKERING - A senior citizen has offered Pickering an going to last forever," she explains. "I want the kids to have a ; hospital's expansion. In the lat- estimated $1 million to build a therapeutic pool for the handi- good therapeutic pool. It's been my life's ambition." g r* est challenge Tuesday, Bill capped. She will give the town her estate on the strict condition it Johnstone of Ajax raised $357 There's just one catch — the town can't afford annual use the funds for the pool, says director of community ser- for the hospital and sends his operating costs for such a pool and will need financial help vices and facilities Tom Quinn, who calls the offer "a once- r "� thanks to participants. Another from area service clubs. in -a -lifetime" opportunity for the town. He has already chosen 's trivia challenge is planned; The generous offer comes from long-time resident Monica See SERVICE ...P e 4 watch the News Advertiser for Cook, who's been Voluntarily running a swimming pool pro- Monica Cook details. -- Inside the &M. /ADrYJ;7M,` 2 News i Their skills Pay off Page 10 Kudos for karate kids — Page 15 Lette6 Bulbo� Obituaries..._..-.-.-.- 9 $ 14 Classified _______21 bwAlhwdsw Icy ell d pow Get crackin' An Easter basket within his reach gives 10 -month-old Erik Taylor a chance to get crackin' at some of the goodies. photo by Walter Passarella Prosperity ahead this year: Jelinek AJAX-PICKERING - Canada's economy and constitutional crisis were on the menu at a Board of Trade luncheon Wednesday when two federal cabinet ministers were guests. Secretary of state for external affairs Bar- bara McDougall and minister of revenue Otto Jelinek joined the business community for a question -and -answer period that was chained by Ontario Ridiing MP Rene Soewns. Mr. Jelinek defended his government for making "politically unpopular" structural changes to the economy which, he said, will lead to greater prosperity beginning dus year. "We as a nation are poised to come out of the tion better than any other industrialized nation," be said. He pointed to Ottawa's cuts in spending and criticized premier Bob Rae's government, saying Queen's Park spending "is a disaster that's got to be stopped ... we cannot and must not allow provincial governments to impede the progress we've made." He also made a pitch for a united country, saying Canadians have lost their prick. "I don't think there's anything wrong with wav- See OTTAWA -1 -age 2 Quaray lmeans nmft -- Advertise In Alm-Ptake&V News Adtredbw 1683-S11W and oshowo-Whitby 1Hs WeMt (579-1400�.114.000 pressnxt every SundoY � . . . . . r i i r�1 -r • s • r s • r t I•J.r, r .. r, f .K.:... , -. . .. IPA= 2-7= NZW ADV=rWER UMMT, AMn.18, IM Zol�llYff��li1F'41��1�1i01F1� Canada great nation,. -PM great leader PICKERING - High school students here were "impressed" by a federal cabinet minister's speech about the need for Cana- da to stay together. "This country is a beacon" to other countries, secretary of state for external affairs Bar- bara McDougall told 200 St. Mary Catholic School students Wednesday. "It can open itself up to peo- ple of many lands ... who live in harmony. Not all countries can do that," she said, pointing to cultural and racial problems in South Africa and Yur-oslavia. "I can't contemplate and don't contemplate" the country breaking apart, she said. "We're going to pass on to you, your friends and your children a Canada that is united and together." Ms. McDougall noted dra- matic changes around the world, saying she's welcomed 14 new countries since earning her post a year ago. That's a stark contrast to the previous seven -and -a -half years when former secretary of state Joe Ott awa accused of favoring' Quebec Clark didn't welcome even one. "That tells you how the world is changing," she said. Those changes "represent the triumph" of such western values as tolerance, compassion, equal- ity and economic opportunity, she said. "The west has won. Now we have to secure the win to make sure democracy grows." Grade 12 student Robert Jacob was among those who questioned Ms. McDougall on a handful of issues, including how she "rates Brian Mulroney as a prime minister." Ms. McDougall called Mr. Mulroney ,,one of our great prime minis- ters" and promised to support him in the next federal election. Another student who asked about taxes was told Canada "compares not badly" to other countries and is "better than a great many countries." When Grade 11 student Natasha Farnum asked whether Canadians have a separate iden- tify from Americans, Ms. McDougall answered quickly. "Yes. Absolutely ... I could tell you if I was blindfolded what province I was in" because each region has a distinct "rhythm." "It was nice to hear her view on Canada," said Grade 11 stu- dent Amanda Coady. "I didn't know what separated our identi- ty from the United States. I was Ajax/Pickeriinng,�r� q L:�1Ay(�U hj DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DNS AHEAD Delivered to selected households only SATURDAY, APRIL 18,1992 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX)PICK) A&P (PICK.) CANADIAN TIRE (AJAXIPICK.) DOMINION (AJAXIPICK.) FOOD CRY (AJAX) - IGA (AJAX/PlCK) KWWT (AJAXiPICK) LOBLAWS (AJAXPICK.) • LOEB (AJAXPM.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK) • SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK) - SEARS (AJAXlPICK) � h4enriber of O MRI Corpmkm in Support of Recycling really impressed." OAC student Thomas Sulli- van called the visit "an interest- ing experience. You don't often see a person like that in your school." Grade 12 student Tara Leach wasn't as kind. "I didn't know who (Ms. McDougall) was before today. I think she shov- elled it a little bit and rambled on. Danielle deGraauw, a Grade 11 student, admitted feeling "kind of nervous. I heard about her in the news. I was burning to ask her a question about flying first-class to South Africa but teachers would say that was dis- respectful." 1111M, SUNDAY CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS ANNIE BANKES. Annie enjoys horseback riding. Annie received a McDonald's meal -deal compliments or the News Advertiser. Congratulations or being our Sunday Carrier of the Week. REDUCE COSTLY LONG DISTANCE CHARGES ANNOUNCING A NEW TELEPHONE SERVICE THAT ALLOWS AJAX AND PICKERING RESIDENTS' TO CALL ANYWHERE ON THIS MAP - ALL FOR ONE LOW MONTHLY FEE CALL AS OFTEN AS YOU WANT! TALK AS LONG AS YOU LIKE! FOR ONLY ._1 9o95PER MOM (PLUS G.S.T. AND A ONE TIME ACTIVATION FEE) WE COMPLY WITH CRTC AND 13ELL CANADA TARIFFS aTea>. I e av Tw oa/am I aamV1WIM11 1 Imam VVIT11TILMN 1V1r%L= V`11T'�,IES CALL OR VISIT YOUR LOCAL METROWIDE DEALER AT SAFE & SOUND - PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ' " 798'7080 0 770 .�, c �. � ;�.si.'tS+r ti,a�"_ .J►{,+ � Wit,: y _ .. ,r, Stop urban sprawl with h igh-density building in existing communities, provincial official urges AJAX - The province will try to stop the loss of greenspace by restricting future growth to exist- ing communities. That's what Ajax council was told Monday by the assistant deputy minister for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). "To stop urban sprawl, we have to look at higher densities (in existing communities)," Elizabeth McLaren said. In March, the Office of the Greater Toronto Area released a report called 'GTA 2021 - The Challenge of Our Future - A Working Document', which Ms. McLaren referred to as a "vision document." The report calls for growth to be examined on economic, envi- ronmental and quality of life issues. A consulting firm hired by the province recommends a nodal approach to growth — concentrat- ing development around existing communities. The population of the GTA — 1* the regions of Durham, Metro Toronto, Halton, Peel and York — is expected to increase by two million to six million by 2021. The nodal approach, with high- er densities, would make for healthier communities, Ms. McLaren said, because people would be closer to work and nec- essary services. And, greenspace wouldn't be chewed up for more subdivisions. Mayor Jim Witty said the town's residential stock is primar- ily single-family homes and the vision document "seems to dam- age the image of the town." Ms. McLaren disagreed, saying "We would try to enhance the quality of life. We want to pre- serve neighborhoods." An example of higher -density growth, she said, would be an Ajax Placa of three or four stories high rather than spread out on one storey. "Development has to be more conscious of the environment and transit, so we just don't develop out," Ms. McLaren said. Mr. Witty said, "I hope you look at the entire town rather than looking at one subdivision and saying 'this one isn't dense enough'." The plan, Ms. McLaren said, isn't to further develop existing areas, but to influence future growth. CREATIVE RAILINGS r We will remove your existing metal railings & install an elegant formal custom oak railing. Also -railings to basement. CALL 287_9500 a THE TOWN OF PICKERING is now accepting 1992 CIVIC AWARD NOMINATIONS CATEGORIES INCLUDE: SPECIAL CITATION AWARD, recognizing outstanding ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS of residents. (Includes Olympic Medalists, Inlerr> WIM—ally Acclaimed, athletes, who have brought recognition lo the Town of Pickering. WDMDUAL CMC AWARD, recognizing longstanding w1unteer service within the mnmunittr. 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 Pickering Community. "ination 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 0 p.m. For more information, please call 420-4621 or 683-2760 T= NIERS ADVZRTU i SATUI UMV, ARIL 141!!t> -PAGE 3 A Expanded centre The ribbon was cut recently at the opening of the expanded St. Andrew's Community Centre on Exeter Rd. in Ajax. Among those checking out the new surroundings are, from left, Louis and Margaret Vanderwalle, Emy Davies, Lillian Irish, Ruth Prince and Theresa Sachko. The group is sitting in a sunroom added to the centre, which is used primarilly by seniors. Butts pinched in variety store break-in PICKERING - Thieves smashed their way into a convenience store early Wednesday morning and made off with a quantity of cigarettes. Durham Regional Police responded to an alarm at Kingston Convenience, 1340 Kingston Rd., about 2:50 a.m. Glass in a door had been smashed and about $1,200 worth of cigarettes had been stolen, police say. Inspector Ed Wilson says police have stepped up early -morning patrols in an effort to curtail store break-ins. /Is►ze e is old size nutrillsize- Amhoh, 8 nutri/size your life. Now's the time. For the counseling4 the encouragement, the meals, the morale that vAl help you get down to a healthy new size. All you have to do is call. v, ter. Sv,•c—• CALL FOR YOUR FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION AJAXIPICKERING WHITBYIOSHAWAIBOWMANVILLE 14M KMtpdort N, Pbtrerirp 315 Simco. St S, oeAawa 420.6300 723-5211 specW offer doer not rdude ex kwo Nutt Symm cuane & maimenance. New dwft ony, eamot be owNw-ed wdr other ofers. Valid at par- * -'rp ottrtfrras OUr $* a April 2&W. ,.I PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, APRQ,19,1"2 Spring fling Mollie Peters arranges dried flowers during the Pickering Arts Council's Spring Craft Show, held at the Rouge Hill Library. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Beer store robbed But, occifer, l waz sirsty AJAX - Police are looking for some wobbly suspects after a theft from the Beer Store here. Sometime between late Monday and early Tuesday, thieves broke into the Beer Store on Commercial Ave. Ihroueh the front door. Police say less than 20 cases of beer wore stolen. Service clubs' help i FROM PAGE 1 a spot near the recreation complex to build it. "Here you have this lovely old lady running this voluntary pro- gram in the municipality for many years ... and it doesn't have to stop," he says. The shallow, sloping pool would have warm air and water temperatures, an important factor in helping muscles and joints relax and move more freely. "I lie to the kids; they say `oh the water's cold' and I say, "no, you get in there, the water's love- ly' and it isn't," says Mrs. Cook, who currently works with the children in both her own backyard pool and in the recreation com- plex pool. "I have arthritis myself and 1 know how warm water relaxes them. Cold water doesn't." Mrs. Cook's dream of a thera- peutic pool won't come true with- out the help of service clubs. Mr. Quinn says there's no chance the town can fund annual operating costs, which would be substantial. During a meeting with service club representatives Wednesday night, Mr. Quinn said he was ask- ing clubs to "buy in" and help 1 c sought fund the pool on an ongoin� basis. Town council will be asked to endorse the project in principle, but Mr. Quinn says he won't go to council with the idea until service clubs have committed their help. "When I send a report to council, I would like to be able to state I have X number of service clubs (assisting)," he explained. He asked clubs to give him an answer by the end of the first week in May. Service clubs can get more information on the project by call- ing Sharon Milton at 420-4621. The Ajax and Pickering General Hospital �� Presents its 4TH ANNUAL 50s an 60s DANCE with Roger Ashby on Friday, May 22,1992 At the Pickering Recreation Complex Valley Farm Road - Pickering from 8:30 p - 1:00 puma Tickets cost $20 per person Available at Community Relations Table Reservations Office 428-1407 Accepted Montreal Trust Hub Mall THE NLR6 ADVERrME SATURDAY, APRML 14102-PAGZ 9 Durham, College n0 0 0 0 for enere y, nviro training program By DONNA DONALDSON .Durham Staff DURHAM - Durham College will be the national headquarters for a comprehensive energy man- agement and environmental train- ing program. The program was made possi- ble through a partnership of the college, the ministry of energy, mines and resources, and the Canadian Gas Association. College president Gary Polon- sky sigma an agreement Wednes- day with Pauline Browes, minister of state for the environment; Frank Campbell, director of energy effi- ciency for the energy ministry; and Ian McNabb, president of the Canadian Gas Association. The Canadian Energy Manage- ment and Environmental Training program will teach employees whose work involves the technical aspect of energy use on ways to increase energy efficiency and to reduce the environmental impacts of industrial systems and process- es. "The Canadian Energy Man- agement and Environmental Train- ing program represents a unique partnership between government, industry and colleges to help Canada meet our goals for reduced energy use and environmentally - friendly technologies," said Mrs. Browes. "We believe that by increasing the knowledge of our rustees keeping cool on hot topic By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff At Monday's regular public school board meet- ing, trustees hotly debated whether they should 'consider' installing air conditioning in schools piloting all -year schooling, or whether they should drop the 'consider' and just install it. "We should look at installing it after the modified school year has been operating about four or five months ... to see how it's going," said Pickering trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich. That way the board would save considerable dol- lars if the pilot project fails, she says. But her view was in the minority, and the 'con- sider' was dropped. "This motion should be strongly worded. It should state we will agree to install the air condi- tioning," said Whitby trustee Allan Gunn. "It's time we provided (parents) with concrete answers." In pilot schools, if the project is approved, some students will be in school during the summer. It would cost the board $160,000 to $299,000 to install air conditioning in a school, depending on the school. Coronation Public School in Oshawa would cost the most; in four of the six it would cost less than $200,000. "By passing this motion (with the word 'consid- er' in it) we're sending a signal to the public that we don't want to make it easy to buy into this program," said Ajax trustee Duncan Read. "It's a wishy-washy commitment to the modified school year." Trustee Bobbie Drew, who sits on the modified school year committee, said it's important that the board commit to air conditioning, because it is the number one concern at public meetings. "We should deal with this tonight," said Ms Drew. "Parents are voting in May, and they should have some answers." The board also agreed to bus students ;o another school if they opt out of the year-round calendar. If a student leaves the pilot for a new school more than 1.6 kilometres away, the board will offer bus- ing. Normally students who choose to attend a school other than the local one must find their own trans- portation. work force, we're investing toward Canada's future competi- tiveness and prosperity." The ministry's Canada Centre for Mineral and Energy Technolo- gy matched program funding with the Canadian Gas Association with $65,000. Durham College contributed $100,000 to help launch the program. Mrs. Browes said 10 energy management training packages will be developed and delivered through community colleges, but Durham College will help develop the training packages. College staff member Lister Robinson was appointed execu- tive director of the new program. His office will be at Durham Col- lege, which is responsible for the national coordination of the pro- gram for Canadian community colleges. CREMATION: what's involved? In recent times we have witnessed a growing interest regarding cremation. More and more people are asking us questions about "what is involved." Today many people feel that cremation is a desirable alternative, but are uncertain of costs and procedure. In response to this PINE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS is pleased to make information available to you without obligation. Please call 427-5416 or mail attached coupon to: PINE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS 541 Taunton Road West, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 4S7 Namc................................................................................................ Address........................................................................................... PhoneNumber................................................................................ I , ... FAG«TN8 N[SwiADVQ71lllNllt 3A71>l W Ammj4 L9ft w Proud to be Canadian Despite Canada's ongoing identity problem and the current fight for unity, Canadians in the Ajax area have shown they are proud to be Canadian. Taking part in a Proud to be Canadian con- test co-sponsored by the News Advertiser and the Ajax Kinsmen and Kinette clubs, Ajax residents, in particular stu- dents, sent in hundreds of entries telling why they are proud to be Canadi- an. (Winning entries will be published in next Sunday's News Advertiser.) If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney needs support in his fight for Cana- da he should consider a stop in Ajax. Excerpts from entries on why we should be proud to be Canadian include: - "I'm proud to be a Canadian because of the multicultural system. You can walk proudly in the streets without being embarrassed about your background or religion." - "Canada is a beautiful place to live. Canada has lots of beautiful forests, lakes, rivers and mountains. I live by Lake Ontario and on sum- mer nights I like to go down and skip rocks with my family." - "Canada is a place where dreams come true, where even the birds seem to sing with joy!" And one entry from an 18 -year-old student soon to become Canadian - - "I am just new to Canada. I like the natural beauty of Canada. I feel that the beauty of its nature and the beauty of its freedom are gifts from God I think that the happiest day and the day I will be most proud is when I become a Canadian!" These all came in to our offices on the day a United Nations' survey ranked Canada as the best place in the world to live. It makes you feel proud. The game is over There I sat broken hearted, the power off, the game just started. Yours truly was one of those sev- eral thousand people left in the dark last Sunday when power was knocked out in a large portion of Whitby. A box of beverages and a bucket of bonbons at my side, I was settled in to watch a hockey game on the first night NHL action was to resume since the owners and players came to a collective bargaining agreement. I wasn't interested in hearing more about the CBA. It was to be a night of the NHL on CBC. Would the streaking Leafs win this one and another and another to advance to the playoffs? Or, would Pickering's Glenn Healy, who plays goal for the New York Islanders, backstop the visitors to a victory over the Leafs, ending their hopes for a miraculous comeback? I was about to find out one of those answers when a gremlin struck the hydro system and the lights wenn out No hydro, no hockey. No power, no power plays. Left in the dark, with man's best friend lying dead beside me. Yep, the remote control clicker was rendered useless. What to do, what to do? News ` editor's notes I started thinking -- a scary thought when there are so many charnels to help us avoid that. I won- dered how the game was going and if the announcers were explaining new rules of the sport adopted with the end of the strike and giving new defi- nitions to familiar hockey jargon. I imagined what they might be saying: - Shutout -- That's what happens when loyal hockey fans pay their hard-earned bucks to see their heroes play hockey, but have the arena doors bolted shut because they're caught in a dispute between the own- ers whose pockets they've lined for three-quarters of a century and the players they've loved for so many years. But, hey, the fans are just working stiffs who go to their jobs five or six days a week, 50 weeks of the year for a couple hundred bucks a week. Not rich enough to own a team, not talented enough to play on one. Schmucks. - Pucks -- Who cares about pucks? Bucks are all that matters ... big bucks. - Boarding -- The living accom- modation a bankrupt owner will have to arrange. - The Great One -- NHL grand Pooh -Bah John Ziegler if you're an owner, union boss Bob Goodenow if you're a player. And, you thought The Great One was Gretzky? Hah! - Cross-checking -- That takes I place when a bankrupt owner issues a check to a player for money he no longer has and a player tries to write a check to buy something he thinks he can afford. Their checks cross in the paths. Cross-checking. - Icing -- That's the part of the cake the owners and players both want more of — the icing on the cake, a bigger piece of the pie. It was just about at this point when I was raiding the fridge for a piece of pie that the power came back on. I embraced my remote con- trol only to fund out that the Leafs - Islanders contest was finished. I guess I didn't have to turn my Tv back on to find out the game was over. The game is over forever. r Letters � .sureaucratic red tape puts end to bike race To the editor, For the first time in more than 15 years, the Ajax Cycling Club will not be holding its annual road race. A tangle of red tape and self-serving bureaucratic proce- dures have been used by the region and specifically the region- al police to ban this event. This is not a bike-a-thon. It is an event, officially sanctioned by the Canadian Cycling Associa- tion, which attracts the best cyclists in North America includ- ing members of Canada's Olympic team. As well, this one - day event gives to hundreds of young men and women the oppor- tunity for healthy competition. While arenas, ice rinks and multi- million dollar sport complexes are lavished on one segment of our youth, the kids who race bicycles cot the taxpayer not a dime. They train on the public roads, pronwt- ing a healthy lifestyle and an environmentally friendly recre- ation. These kids are not hanging around the malls or vegetating in front of the boob tube; rather, they are acquiring a valuable work ethic and lessons in self-discipline as they strive to succeed in this physically and mentally demand- ing sport. Is a once -a -year race held on quiet secondary roads too much to ask from today's politicians and law enforcement agencies? Or is this positive, character -building activity a problem because it fails the litmus test of providing bureaucrats with an opportunity to saddle the long suffering taxpay- ers of Durham Region with the expense of yet another social pro- gram? Please help us help our youth. Pressure the public servant to see that it is their duty to do the same. Fred Garrigiees, Ajax The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial masers and anything else of interest to our read- ers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal na- sans and to withhold haters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our infor- mation. Letters can be mauled or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Oat, LIS 2115 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. Student speaks out for freedom of speech To the editor, I have some concerns and comments about edu- Everyone has a right to their own views and opinions. I think that we should come up with some cation. What I don't understand is that some people solutions by working together. say that "education" and "school" arc supposed to be fun, but how can it be fun when the students of If we don't start doing something now, it's going to be worse in the future. today aren't even being heard, and our views and To the administration of an area high school (and opinions against certain issues aren't even being considered. Is it always going to be like this? Are you know who you are), you say you care about the students, but how could you care if you won't even the students in future generations going to have to listen to what we have to say or you won't even take go through this as well? I strongly believe in freedom of speech and free- into consideration our views and opinions. I don't think we should be punished for standing dom of expression. We should have the right to up for our rights and what we believe in. express our views and opinions against issues con- coming education. All I am asking is give us this right to freedom of We should also not be afraid to stand up for our speech and freedom of expression and listen more closely to us (the students) for a change. rights and express the way we feel without backing Amber Leffler down, no matter who we are. Ajax Heart and Stroke thanks volunteers To the editor, The Heart and Stroke Founda- tion of Ontario, Durham Region, would Wee to say `Thank You" b all the canvassers who worked so shard on the 1992 Parson -to -Person CAmpaign this peg may. Thanks are also due to A the -contributors who have given us sioppat. - Last February was a bitterly cold winter mouth. Undeniably, she would rather bundle up before a warm and cosy fm than face the chilly outdoors. It is gratifying to know that we had numerous dedi- cated and loyal volunteers who did not mind braving the winter winds for a very worthy cause. Heart disease and stroke is ,Canada's number one killer. It claims more lives each year than other diseases combined. Not long ago, Canadians had a 50 per cent ;chance of dying from heart disease and stroke. Now the odds have improved. This, due in large, has been made possible through the foundation's research and educa- tion programs. We have a come a long way, but we still have a long way to go. News Advertiser at Now JOAN* U RGHAWT - Edbr-i -chw "M COMM - ^ � » A.&~ A Metroland Community Newspaper copyright anpobded d fk%M 1411 1OL" - Ad�f7rftV Mono flr _ a �- Wall sales MmaW unauthorizod use AN FAMOURE - Dislibc tin MonoW WMNxA written eon- NEWAMOOM - M3-6110 sonf Is prohlbl*d. 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Nr4 Nr-- LOWbOr hbW Ba. norm York Mur«. �n�L MWrapo Nwa. W%%% NW TNS Week. Pot � Nourx CakrM Mawr. C1�o Todap. OdwMwfMR v /StoilfMM Tr6 Ihh Week. IMoMn=W NMf*WW N abra, ieaftwatQh MW -1r. odWs wren. P p dw may wry doW .mm wtl.»d r" CW dw to Moch- a r"&&n«rs of dntrw %ptMra MMrokarW ft"* O. Pubf"V and pWM*V y a manor or ttr Cwod m CWW—W ►Orrpa M AaockNron, orgorra CanvrA ft New,pgpa As ock Wn and arearb Pro Coura. Pr> Ckm MW ft0*0 on Nwtw 1607. MM wbargon raft In Carate: 1 par. t70 F :Trees in, Bibles out at area public schools By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM - Trees are in and Bibles are out at Durham's pub- lic schools. Trustees of the Durham Board of Education have decid- ed to give trees to new schools for official openings, rather than the traditional Bible. The board decided to make the switch because of the chang- ing cultural and religious make- up of the students, said Oshawa trustee Ken Ridge. "The planting of trees is something that has been done for many years," said Mr. Ridge. "When McLaughlin Collegiate opened, Col. Sam McLaughlin planted the large red maple tree himself, and it's still there today." And when G.L. Roberts Col- legiate celebrated its 10th anniversary in 1982, George Roberts himself was on hand for a tree planting. At Monday's board meeting, Ajax trustee Duncan Read wasn't too enthusiastic over the new idea. "As the trustee charged with dragging the tree across the stage I don't think it's the thing I want to do," said Mr. Read, speaking of the official opening of Cadarackque Public School in Ajax on April 29. "Cadarackque School will be getting 300 trees from (the. old Sinclair School site in Whitby), and that tree will be 301." He suggested the board give new schools a certain amount of money to buy a plaque or wall hanging, or something that can properly explain the school. Whitby trustee Patty Bow- man said the board recognizes it must replace the Bible, but "nothing can replace it in my humble opinion." She added trees can symbol- ize spiritual growth. Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan said not everyone has a green thumb, and she hoped the board could come up with a symbol that could be guaranteed a long life. Mr. Ridge responded, "I have a one-year guarantee on my chrysanthemum from White Rose, and I'm sure we could do better on a tree." TREAT YOURSELF AT eEUE��i«s_ nwkof ow mww t cft fls Lea 1s IIIb& WITH DIFFERENT PROGRAMS TO SUIT YOUR LIFESTYLE TREAT YOURSELF TO A FREE CONSULTATION TO SEE YYNICM ONE WILL SUR YOUR NEEDS EXTENDED 1 WEEK PICKERING 1550 Kingston Rd. 420.4220 Festival planned to save '�:'.. Frenchman's Bay PICKERING - A fund-raising festival aimed at putting some Frenchman's Bay lands into public ownership is being planned for June 14. The goal of the festival is to raise at least $I from every Picker- ing resident for a total of 564,000, says councillor Eileen Higdon, who's organizing the bash. "The idea is, any money raised is spent on Frenchman's Bay," she explains. Buying property on the east side of the bay slated for townhouses by owner Sandbury Homes is one possibility, she adds. Pickering residents can't pur- chase any property without help; the town of Pickering and the Metro Toronto and Region Con- servation Authority would have to contribute funds, says Mrs. Hig- don. Staff at both the town and the MTRCA agree Frenchman's Bay land should be in public owner- ship, she says, and if residents can raise money it may prompt gov- ernment action. "The political will has not been tested. We'll find that out when the vote (to contribute money) comes." The festival will include many activities taking place at various sites surrounding the bay, and buses will shuttle celebrants from site to site. With the theme Pirates and Peter Pan, the day will include costumed characters and a treasure hunt for a prize yet to be deter- mined. There will be raffles for prizes, including a weekend for two in Montreal. An early -bird raffle for a limited -edition print will be drawn May 19 in council cham- bers. Other events tentatively being planned include boat rides, fishing and casting demonstrations, a penny carnival, a midway at the Bay Ridges plaza, a beer garden with live entertainment, a picnic area, windsurfing demonstrations and two sunset campfires — one on the east side of the bay and one on the west. To celebrate Canada's 125th birthday, festival -goers will join other Canadians from coast to coast in raising their glasses for a toast at 2 p.m. If all goes well, the festival could become an annual event. Anyone who can offer help in organizing the festival can call Mrs. Higdon at 420-4605. .0000 v 42= --_ am*— If you don't know roofing know your roorcer,.. 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To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publlca- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. 18 CHRISTIAN SINGLES: Christian Singles Serving Christ will meet Sat., April 18. at 7:30 p.m., at the Christian Life Centre, at the corner of Rossland and Raven- scroft Rd.. Ajax The feature will be the movie The King of Kings. Free admission 686-6193 (Julie). 623-2126 (Lee). 929-0826 BOOK SALE: The Children's Aid Soc,ery of Durham Region 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 No =3V O WEIGHT LOSS: "he oseWe-g-T The Wellness Way support group will —eet Mon , April 20 The group is for women and meets every Monday evening. For time. location or more information, call 427-8216 SINGING AUDITIONS: The Jean McDona.a S -.ge,s w, , hald oud!- t,ons for men and women the week Of Mon.. Apr 20 Call Jean for or appomtrnent 837-2611 GARDEN CLUB: 'tie Ajax Gorden Cluo w -^ee' Von . April 20 at 8 P m aT itne Royal Canadian Legion Hall, 111 Hunt St . Ajax GuesT speaker Gordon Wick wu; Tolk on summer flowering beas Yecny merrbership is S7. Everyone wel- come. 683-1463 (June) READ-A-THON: A Read-A-Thon in aid of the Oshawa Deaf Centre. serving Durham Region, will be held April 20 to May 4. Participants needed to read books of their choice and collect sponsors per book. For pledge forms, call 579- 3328 (TTY/V). 2 WEIGHT LOSS: The Lose Weight the Well- ness Way support group will meet Tues., April 21. The group is for women and meets every Tuesday morning. For loca- tion, time or more information, call 427-8216. CONCERT BAND: The Pickering Concert Bond seeks new members: high school students welcome. Rehearsals Tuesdays at The East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liver- pool Rd., at 7:30 p.m 686-0523 (Steve). JOHN HOWARD: The John Howara Society of Durham Region will hold an open house and annual meeting at the Ernest Marks and 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. DROP-IN CENTRE: A drop-in cen- tre for pre-school cn idren, moms or dads will be held at St. POU*s United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax every Tuesday from 9:30 to 11 o.m and Thursday from 9 15 to 11:15 a.m. There will be crcf's. games. toys and circle time 686-4149 or 427- 7415 to register or for information. WRITERS GROUP: The Ajax Writers Group w!I ^nee• 'ues.. April 21, from 7 to 9 p m., in the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, of the cor- ner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the town hall 427- 2682. COMING UP SCHIZOPHRENICS: Frie^ds o' 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 meet - Its... �•� t '� SAVE UP TO 20% ON HOME SWEET HOME INSURANCE As a member of C.A.A. you can save up to 20% on your premiums when you insure your home with us, mnduding: • 10% Member Discount • 10 % Central Station Burglar/Fire Alarm • 7% Seniors Discount - 3% Local Alarm Discount • 3% Smoke Alarm Discount �,,� ':?,• • 10% New Home Discount >•,� Visit the C.A.A. Travel Centre nearest you, or call for more details. Our reputation has you covered. LOCATED IN PICKERING MWN CENTRE Please call Penny 831-5252 0tM REPur"noN HAS roil COVEM ing will feature an information video about schizophrenia. Free admis- sion. Refreshments served. 404-1301. MEETING: The Durham Region Union of Injured Auto Workers will meet on Wed.. April 22, at the C.A.W. Hall, Oshawa. For more infor- mation, call Eugene Culligan, 571- 1667. ALZHEIMER SOCIETY: The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region will hold it's monthly meet - Ing Wed., April 22, at 7.30 p.m. in the Senior Citizens Activity Centre. 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. Refresh- ments served. 576-2567. ALZHEIMER FAMILY GROUP: The Support Group for Alzheimer Fami- lies will meet Wed.. April 22, at 1 p.m., in the Y.W.C.A. Sun Room, 1 McGrigor St., Oshawa. All care- givers welcome. For information. call 576-2567. BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham PORT CREDIT CLARKSON RESIDENTIAL MAPLE a `44' RICHMOND Your calendar of coming events Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its monthly dinner meeting Wed.. April 22, Ot the Grey- stone Equestrian Centre, on Shirley Rd., east of Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Reception at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:45 p.m. $25 for members, $30 for guests. Joan Whyte-Ellioft will speak on planning for your future. For fur- ther information, co11725-9179 (Joan Ann Evelyn) or 427-6930 (Karen Gra- ham). BUSINESS • aries ASPIN, David W. (Former employee of Carder Gray Adverus- big) - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Wednesday, April 15, 1992, in his 47th year. Beloved husband of Heather D. (Millsted). Loving father of Wendy and William. Dear son of Jean of Bobcageon, and the late Harold. Dearly beloved brother of Shirley, Janie, Gail, Albert, all of Montreal, Douglas of Peterborough, and Debbie of Alberta. Lovingly remembered by family and friends. Funeral service in the chapel at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil- lage), 428-8488, on Sunday, April 19 at 2 pm - FOWLER, George Leslie - Entered into rest at the Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital on Wednesday, April 15, 1992. George Leslie Fowler, beloved husband of Rita. Loving father of Jean and her husband David Lehman of Newmarket, John and his wife Judy of Ajax. Loving grandfa- ther of Angela and Derek Lehman, Jaime -Lynne and Joel Fowler. Dear brother of Bob of Whitby and Bill of Edmonton. Funeral service in the chapel at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Picker- ing Village), 428-8488, on Saturday, April 18 at 2:30 p.m. Cremation to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Christian Horizons (384 Arthur St. S., Elmira, Ont., N3B 2P4) would be appreciated. KURTS, Dianna May - Entered into rest at Princess Margaret Hospi- CORRECTION NOTICE The Upcoming Shows for Outside Solution contained an error in the Home Expressions West Edition. it should have read: Friday, April 24: Simon Art, Artist: Les Tait, Alan Kingsland. We regret any inconveniences we may have caused. Hear, Here! We're your NO service heeHnn renter. ALL TYPES OF I IEARbW AIDS • New innovt,tive designs • various assistive listening devices • Miniature canal aids Batteries and repairs Registered wkh DNA., W.C.B., A.D.P., Ministry of Health, Blue Cross, Met. life and Green Shield Call 427-4277 Durham Audlomelrk Serrkes c/o Ajsx�Pkkerirp A"doW Gine 606 Kirwston tic. w A z • tal, Taronto, on Wednesday, April 15, 1992. Dianna May Kurts (of Clare- mont), beloved wife of John Kurts. Loving mother of Terry of Peterbor- ough and Lisa of Claremont. Loving grandmother of Robert. Loving daughter of Mrs. Zenda Garratt of Tweed. Sister of Grant, Brian and Paul. Memorial service will be held at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil- lage), 428-8488, on Monday, April 20, 1992 at 11 a.m. Cremation has taken place. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated. PALMER, Doris A. - Entered into rest at the Ajax -Pickering Hospi- tal on Tuesday, April 14, 1992. Doris A. Palmer, beloved wife of Charles E. Palmer. Loving mother of Glenda and her husband Jim McPherson, Shiricne Simpson, Valerie and Edward Knight, Vince and his wife Kathy Palmer. Dear grandmother of eight grandchil- dren and two great-grandchildren. Predeceased by her sister Muriel White. Funeral service in the chapel at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil- lage), 428-8488, on Saturday, April 18, 1992 at 1 pm. Interment Erskine Cemetery. a.ari�� Fav � rw We'll Make You Smile! We provide DENTURES of the highest quality [Full Upper or Lower '299artial Upper or x399ower Satisfaction Guaranteed Harwood Mall Supercentre Dental Dental Office Office 294 Harwood Ave. S. 1792 Liverpool Rd. AJAX 427-0851 _ PICKERING 420-8 THURSDAY, APRISHTO OWT MES M.m .mss . 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Display the 1v1a111 (Comps details available of the du Maurier Arts SONY ti 10 -THE NLRB ADVERTMM SATtMDAY, ApaEL IS,1!!Q Pickering High School student Dave Kip earned a silver medal in small engine repair at the Durham Skills Challenge. photo by A.J. Groen Trustee In Bankruptcy ,lames is pleased to amourtoe rhe CW*V or his new amass on March 23192. He is offering all insotvency services mnchtd"ing personal b corporale bwkupldes. 58 %sstand Rd. W., Oshawa OSHAWA: 721-7506, AJAX: 619-1473 Saks,day b ewrwg appointmert{s avar7atle. FREE initial upon AJAX-PICKERING - Har- wood Secondary School students walked away with the highest number of medals from the Durham Skills Challenge. The event, held recently at public schools across Durham, showcased the abilities and talent of the region's secondary techno- logical studies students in a vari- ety of technical skill contests. Participants were recognized at a banquet at Harwood on Wednesday. Local winners are as follows: lows: - Harwood Secondary School: Gold -medal winners were Lee Garfield (baking), Brian Haslam (building construction), Aaron Muscutt (horticulture), Mike McGee (masonry), Randy Van- denburg (building maintenance), and Sherri Quantz (cosmetology). Silver -medal winners were Ryan Duffield (building mainte- nance), Jennifer Kwak (cosmetol- ogy), Andre Nivet (masonry), and Todd Cole (sheet metal). Taking home the bronze were Mike Amero (auto body), Anne Carpenter (child care), Teresa Munro (culinary arts), John Frost (electrical), Raymond York (horti- culture), and Jeff Bugden (sheet metal), and Rowena Nippard (clothing construction). - Ajax High School: Lori Illingworth earned a gold (cloth- ing construction), while Richard Moore took home a bronze (mechanical drafting). - Dunbarton High School: Chris Groff won a gold (CAD), while Miko Hayashi (clothing construction) and Paul Kramer (cabinet making) earned silvers. - Pickering High School: Sil- ver -medal winners were Matt Davis (CAD), Stacey Proctor (electrical) and David Kip (small engines). Earning a bronze was Eddie Maste (electronics). All gold medal winners quali- fied for the Ontario Skills Compe- tition to be held at the Metro East Trade Centre on May 8 and 9. Horticulture and building maintenance won't be represented at the contest. The latter's top winner is eligible to compete at the United States Skill Olympics in Kentucky, to be held the last week of June. is rodeo AJAX-PICKERING - Local bus drivers, politi- cians and residents can test their driving skills in the area's first Transit Rodeo next week. The parking lot at the Pickering Town Centre will be turned into a driving course Sunday, April 26 starting at 10 a.m. The fun begins with politi- cians from Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa and Whitby trying their skills at driving a 40 -foot bus. Transit operators from each town will compete with each other on the course and will be chal- lenged by inspecting a bus with defects. Even residents will be invited to give bus -driv- ing a try. "Riders of all the transit systems within the municipalities are fortunate to have outstanding ser- vice," notes Sharon Milton, Pickering's recreation coordinator. "They may not be aware of the driving skills required to manoeuvre on our busy treats." The event is intended to promote public aware- ness of the "outstanding" safety records and profes- sionalism of transit operators, she says - The rodeo goes rain or shine near the Eaton's store. Both Pickering and Ajax residents arc invited to cheer their respective towns on to victory. Newest Subway store offers 'health ,iy alternative n larger portions Subway Sandwich and Salads is out to prove that fast food can, in fact, be good for YOU. .David Manuel is owner of the three -month-old store in the Whites Road Shopping Plaza, located on the southeast corner of Hwy. 2 and Whites Rd. in Pickering. Pld Mr. Manuel believes Subway has a lot to offer patrons, and "T?ue value of our portions is very high compared to other chains. People are looking for quality at a good Price, especially these days. Many customers have commented that they'd never go anywhere else again after feasting here. "We give at least four ounces of meat per sandwich. We bake our own bread and desserts throughout the day - every day - and the meat and vegetables are always sliced fresh." - Providing a great alternative to burgers and fries with fresh, wholesome food, Subway also offers four -inch round sandwiches from 99 cents. This is very Popular for the smaller appetite as well as with c hikhm and seniors. Having the chance to create your own sub is a unique experience at Subway. The choices are endless and can range from choosing either six-inch or foot -long, honey wheat The Subway menu boasts a wide selection of hot and cold 4 subs, starting at 51.79. For the more adventuresome sub - lover, hot chicken, turkey and bacon, seafood or steak and cheese can be enjoyed as well -� as the usual assorted cold cuts. Them is also an interestingSubway's own Dave Manuel assortment of fresh salads. tant, Dawn. s or italian bread, to a mind-boggling array of toppings and sauces. Monthly meal deals provide great savings and include foot -long sandwiches with a medium drink and potato chips or dessert (homemade oatmeal raisin or chocolate chip cookies) for around five dollars, This month's special sub is turkey. 'Sub club' memberships offer another way to save money. After gig a special Subway card and filling the card after 12 visits, you're entitled to a free foot -long sub or large salad. Subway also makes planning a Pty or Picnic a breeze. Giant party subs can be ordered in sizes ranging frau 3-100 feet or more, as well as sandwich platters for office meetings or sporting events. Catering school 'sub days' give a welcomed changed from pizza, as wen. -aymg from the usual tossed greens, the choice of turkey breast or cold -cut -combo makes a tasty change for the dieter. There we over seven different low -cal choices. According to Mr. Monod, "we're Popping up in every corner of every town. 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WHITBY (416) 430-8081 I TRZ MM ADVE nISER SATURDAY, APR. lid L02 -PAGE n THIS WEEK S S ER I UP SPEC ALS I _ i CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF GRADE "A" ONTARIO PORK BONELESS TOP CHICKENS FAMILY PACK SIRLOIN STEAKS 1 42-4 ib. AVERAGE) PORK CHOPS $7.47 kg SPICED HAM=HALF/HALF KRAKOWSKA JAGWURST BEERWURST - TIROLER VEAL BOLOGNA SAUSAGE MIX 'N' MATCH 1 $49 55` per 100 g 21b. �eSC PRODUCT OF U.S.A. ViAULIFLOWER 69Q each CLOVERLEAF SKIPJACK TUNA (6.5 oz. tin) each P.E.I. 99¢. $2.18 kg $99 1 lb. $4.39 kg PRODUCT OF U.S.A. POTATOES I FRESH TOMATOES I10lb. BAG) 400=**& 99 Vag '� PRODUCT OF U.S.A. ieSSTRAWBERRIES 99¢ pint ATLANTIC PAPER TOWELS (2 roll pkg.) �&man N'tiC - A� . �4 9. pkg, 69¢. $1.52 kg BEATRICE ORANGE JUICE ga (2 L JUICE) lamb $ 1 79 per bottle OLD DUTCH LIQUID BLEACH Polo m wstp� Prices Effective y t=oghtto.April 20th -April 25th, 1992 we rese�120 HARWOOD AVE. � q -619-0228 6 L bottle) 89¢ each HOURS MON: WED. 9 A.M. - 7 PAL THURS.-FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 9 PAL SATURDAY &30 AAL - 6 P.M. 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Sports Dunbadon High ua i orprovincials' gymnasts Ten athletes advance to OFSAA PICKERING - Dunbarton High School will send 10 gymnasts to the upcoming provincial champi- onships. The Dunbarton gymnasts qualified for the provin- cials after competing at the Durham -York Secondary School Athletic Association Championships at Unionville High School last week. Dunbarton gymnasts completely dominated in the level four and five categories. Beth Given captured the overall gold medal in level five. She was first on bars and vault and third on beam. Angela Jervis -Read also qualified for the Ontario meet in division five by finishing third Ten Dunbarton High gym - overall with a second nasts qualified for the on bars, fourth on OFSAA meet. They are, in floor, fifth on vaulback row from left, coach and sixth on beam. Mrs. lozzi, Melissa Turner, Meanwhile, TarNadine Turner, Trista Steel, Espie was the gold Cindy Twiner, Kim Duncan medalist in level four. and Mr. Toulis. In front are Tara She captured firs Tara Espie, Jennifer Smith, place on bars, floor Lindsay Stroud and Angela and vault, while fin- Jervis -Read. Missing are ishing second on Jenny beam. Cindy Twine Dolan Emmons and Tatum was the silver medal- ist in the same category, finistung fust on YriT placing second on floor, vault and bars. Jenny Emmons was second overall in level two. She was third on floor and bars, fourth on vault and sixth on beam. Trista Steel finished sixth overall with a fourth on bars and a fifth on floor. Jennifer Smith was third on floor. Dunbarton's Kim Duncan was the overall silver medalist in level one. She was third on beam and sixth on bars and floor. Tatum Dolan was fifth overall with a fourth on floor and a sixth on vault. Nadine Turner garnered a third on vault, while Melissa Powell was fifth on vault Lindsay Stroud had a sixth-place finish on beam. The Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associ- ation Gymnastics Championship is at Seneca College Apr. 24 and 25. The Dunbarton gymnasts A ill also Igive a demon- stration at the school's oT n hou,,e Apr;i =f1. s Pickering Slo-Sports win novice house league title PICKERING - The April 12. este displayed outstanding Pickering Slo-Sports hock- In the first game, the goaltending, backed by a cy team captured the house SIO -Sports blanked Cough- solid team performance. league championship in lan Homes 4-0. Goals Team members are Bill the novice divison last were scored by James Antoniadis, Jason Borisko, weekend. The Slo-S its finished Po Kimball with two Ran Chomiszak, Blair y first in the regular seasonSean and singles by Grieve #sitt. Cossitt, James Dewan, Kurtis Fray, Sean Grieve, and were also tops in theand Blair Cos- Patrick Kavanagh, James round-robin novice play- Kimball, Ryan McLean, offs. In the A championships The Slo-Sports wrapped up the champi- Tony McMulkin, Alexan- der `litchell, Michael series, the Slo-Sports met onship with a 2-0 shutout Modeste, Sean Murphy, the second -place Coughlan Homes team on Saturday, victory Sunday. Both goals Matthew Thompson and April I I and Sundae, were scored by Tone %l,\1ulkin_ Niichacl %lo(f- w R,.an Trc. The team was coached by Joe \1odc.ge. Blizzard offer full-day clinic AJAX - The Toronto Bliz- zard and the Ajax Warriors Soccer Club will offer a full- day soccer camp this summer. The full-day camp runs from July 6 to 12 at the Ajax Community Centre's Monarch fields. It's open to all minor soccer registrants and features five days of six -hours -per -day instruction. The clinic, instruct- ed by Blizzard coach Pedro Kozak and a number of Bliz- zard players, will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Cost is $109 per player which includes youth Blizzard season tickets, Toronto Bliz- zardT-shirt, soccer ball and cap. In addition, youngsters will also have an autograph session with the Blizzard play- er~ and a chance to be a Bliz- iard ball boy/sirl. For more information, call Vieira at 427-0245 or Henry NeLson at 683-0351. Teams needed AJAX-PICKERING - The Durham Lakeshore Women's Fastball League is gearing up for its annual tournament. The league is now accept- ing teams for its second annu- al tourney at Iroquois Park in Whitby June 19 to 21. The event will feature 16 squads with prize money and awards up for grabs. Minimum age for players is 18 years of age as of Jan. 1, 1992. Deadline for teams to enter is June 1. Entry fee is S150 plus two red dot balls or S168 with the league supplying the 12 -inch softballs. To enter or for more infor- mation, call Susan at 436- 6902 or Ann at 660-1 hKS. W .2.0'42-doff brand mine anfashioi-isd designer eve clay - For brand name and designer fashions at 20%-60% less than department J p rtment store and specialty shop regular prices, shop the newest Winners, opening Thursday, April 23rd! Thousands of new fashions for men, women and children arrive weekly in all our stores. Come see! 4 4 j crest e kids .. win meda s ........... AJAX - Ajax parks and recce- Striking silver in the sparring tion karate program students won division were Clint Shingler and heap of medals at the recent Michael Courtney. Earning bronze am tournament. medals were Shayna Stevenson, The Ajax karate kids picked up Corey Sevier, Sean Smith and 4 medals, including four first- David Smith. lace golds. Finishing fourth were Lexy Finishing first in kata were Rudnick and Jason Smith. Bather Nedham, Clint Shingler, In the weapons division, Clint haun Griffith and Corey Sevier. Shingler finished second. arning a silver medal was Eric Other competitors from Ajax estcr7nann. were David Magee, Scott Mitchell, Bronze medalists were Damien Ryan Jenkins, Andres Momotidcs, Stevenson, Michael Courtney and John Vanderpluym, Stewart ason Smith. Fourth -place finishers MacLauchlan, David MacLauch- ere Shayna Stevenson and Sean Ian, Ryan Stevenson and Steven Smith. Tyrlik. Area gymnasts win medals at Florida Sunshine Cup AJAX-PICKERING - Area members of the Winstoicue Gymnastic Association competed at the Sunshine Cup 92 meet in Fort Lauderdale, Florida recently. The three-day competition drew more than 250 gymnasts from the U.S. and Canada. Events were judged according to the International Federation of Gym- nastics code of points. The level nine team of Ssephanic Wessely, 15, of Pickering, Kirsten Kochi, 12, of Pickering, Jaime Rawlings, 13, of Pickering, and Jonette Martin, 13, of Ajax won the second -place trophy and team members turned in impressive individual performances. Wessely won the gold medal in a field of 74 competitors, with a score of 37.05. Shewon a silver medal on vault, bronze on beam and floor and placed ninth on bars. Kirsten Kochi was fifth with a combined score of 36.15, earning a fourth on vault and sixth on beam. Nikki Liphardt was sixth with a score of 36.10 and placed fifth on beam and sixth on floor. Jaime Rawlings tunied in a score of 3335, while Jorx= Martin posted a 32.60. The level eight team of Leanne Edwaras, 11, of Pickering, Michele Schuberth, 13, of Pickering and Erin Sitarski, 11, of Pickering earned a fourth -place trophy in the team competition. In the individual standings, Leanne Edwards won the gold medal on beam and placed sixth on floor for an overall ninth -place finish with a total scone of 3420. Michele Schuberth scored a 33.10 scone overall, while Erin Sitarski posted a 31.05 overall score. A field of 76 gymnasts competed in the level eight category. Ajax parks and recreation karate program students won their share of medals at a recent Markham event. In back from left are head instructor Ron Racicot, Stewart MacLachlan, Sean Smith, Clint Shingler, Jason Smith, David Magee, Steven Tyrlik, Heather Nedham, Shayna Stevenson and assistant instructor Joel Carrera. In middle are Michael Courtney, Eric Westermann, Ryan Steven- son, Shaun Griffith, Lexy Rudnick, David McLauchlan and Ryan Jenkins. In front are Damien Stevenson, Andres Momotides, Scott Mitchell, David Smith and Corey Sevier. Curling comes to a close at Annandale AJAX - Annandale Curling child foursome. stun. Club's weekend mixed champi- The B side winner was the The closing banquet for the onship was the final event of the Adrian Shewchuk rink which curlers was at Annandale on year. The overall winner was no defeated Barry Moylan's team. The Shewchuk squad also con- Saturday, Apr. i l . Club presi- dent Gerry Pinkney reflected on surprise with Gord Norton's sisted of wife Susan, Susan the highlights of the curling sea - rink taking the honors. Norton had won the men's competitive Kielly and Dave Kielly. The Adrian Shewchuk rink also won son. He thanked icemaker Don - nie Read for his skill and time club championship the previous the Thursday Mixed League title invested toward making fine ice. week. On his team is his wife at Annandale this year. Other divisional winners The members thanked Pinkney for his year as presi- Wilma, and Gerry and Sonia were the Bob Evans rink in the dent, and particularly for the McKenna. The Norton rink won the A side over the Bill Good- B category, Dave 'Wake in C and Don Critchley in the D divi- photo gallery of past presidents and the ne.ksleuer he initiated. Pickering SuperCentre Liverpool Rd. 6a Kingston Rd. (Hwy 2) Liberal Return Policy Excellent Layaway Plan! rt�Qt�s bl T Opens Thursday, April 23rd. 9:30 a.m W I N N S Everybody loves a wimper. , FAGS K-7715 NSRS ADVQTIISQ tt;A17JlONY, AlRII. vk 1!!2 Are you sine at einght in th PICKERING - Staff at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex get lonely at certain times of the day. They'd like to hear from residents who are "game" at 8 a.m., 1 p.m. or 9 p.m. Those are the times when action on squash and racquetball courts starts to wane. To entice you, the town is offering a special rate to new squash and racquetball players. Now until May 14, you can get a six-month membership for $110 (plus GST). That's six months for the price of three, with no initiation or court fees. Squash and racquetball courts are open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. weekdays and from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekends (summer hours differ). For more information, call the recreation complex at 831-1711. Pickering S10 -Sports bunnies hop to ringette gold medal at regional championships PICKERING - The Pickering Slo-Sports bunny ringette team hopped to it to capture the cham- pionship at the recent Ontario Central Regional Tournament. The Pickering bunnies won all four games, including the final Lacrosse clinic set for April 25 DURHAM - Field lacrosse players can gain a better understanding of the game at a skills clinic in Oshawa Sat- urday, April 25. The Women's Field Lacrosse Skills Clinic will feature instruction by Ontario team players with Canada's national coach overseeing the program. The clinic is slated for G.L. Roberts school, 399 Chaleur Ave., from 10 a.m. to 2 pm. Registration is at 9:45 a.m. Cost for the clinic is S10 per player. No knowledge or experience is necessary- Peo- ple of all ages are welcome. Take proper clothing for both indoors and outdoors. If you're unable to take your own stick, you may sign one out for the day. There'll also be door prizes and lacrosse equipment and T-shirts will be on sale. Oakridge _ f clltb IN OAK HILLS ESTATES Ar>n al Pubic v is a d ktn north of Ashburn or... 4 km sough of Utica, then tum west 416.985.8390 contest against Oshawa, to capture the major bunny gold medal. Team captain Tiffany Thomp- son accepted the bunny division championship plaque on behalf of the team. Miki Orme was named 1`1VP. ,GKEq� Outstanding tcamwork and t` Strong goaltending by Lorissa Dowdcll paced Pickering to the title. The team and coaching staff thank the parents for their tremen- dous support throughout the ringette season. Team members are Tiffany Thompson, Miki Orme, Jenna Clements, Courtney Puddister, Lorissa Dowdell, Chelsey Emslie, Nicole Delory, Melissa Gibson, Nancy Gallagher, Lindsay Rocks, Tyler Pelley, Bobbi Axe, Christine Mayne, Jeanine Habibullah and Shawna Ballik. The team's head coach is Steve Clements and the assistant coach is Larry Dowdell. SC0 WA% 4F .- board, in CELEBRITY LANES Y9C BOWUNG ROUGE HILL YBC BOWLING Ed Burp n 181, JUNIOR DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM m FroApr. 11, 12. AJAX BRIDGE CLUB W L PTS San Anton* Spurs SDh+n 26 10 61 MGM SINGLES Results from Apr. 14, NORTH The Lakers 22 14 53 TJ.AP.R. 20 16 45 PEEWEE DIVISION -SOUTH Joanna Marden and M k• Norman 134, Gana Fireballs 19 18 44 Lenny Volpe 140. Breanne Etnenngton 130. Matthew Smith 126. Michael Hancock 126. Michael Lrhgyel and Mark Martmek 128, June Paltyon and 8. W.A. 19 17 42 Cowan 122. Rodger Bann atyne 120. Scott Mas- Hefei Dandouh 112. John Cook and kens Barker 112. N.W.A 16 20 38 Gutty Dusters16 Cow has 118. tan Akmander 99. Sean Hurn 98. EAST -WEST 20 37 CThe eti"Brew** BANTAM DIVISION AngolaC sl214. A Amanda r.owes 202. Der- Walter Soetefo and Iry Asnraf 131. Theresa Pas. es 1St 2201 37 aprwu 193. Robert doe and Chns Adair 130, Dave Orme and Lore Sykes 121. W.B.B. 8 28 18 Schweitzer 191. Andrew Buchan 191. Julia Flmski TOP /0 AVERAGES G94LS 178. Edward Blake 171. Matthew Olive 168, AJAX LADIES' BASKETBALL LEAGUE Morgan Spars 772 Joanne eortduss 167, Tin" Cheryl Hcts 166. JUNIOR DIVISION Results Morn play of Apr. 1. Riley 746, LkndY Martin 144, Alison Hudson 143. Pat. Boy .y 739. Card Stanton 138. Patricia Warren Lavoie 257, Lorne Srneh 240. Denise Tay- FIRST GAME QeksorvGahraln 36 vs. Green Team 31 BrefN 137, Mekasa Brehm 124, Janna Spars 124. Ill 224. Christopher Prokopcnuk 216. Ronny Gore man 204, Rodger Melnyk 203. Shaun Harris 203. SCORERS Green Machine Denise Eloanger a. goy Adam 7. BOYS John Hadden 193, Troy Smith 177, Sean Rog& Michael McCauley 202, Samantha Lawns 202, Veronica Pulls 202. Dickson Gabraeh: Margo Levy 12. Colleen Wets 177. Jeff Allard t 75. Rob" Luckasav4ch 166. Jus- SENIOR DIVISION Ing 6 SECOND GAME son Becker 163. T.J. Vardy 162. Chrelophr Bar. beau 160. Robert Hudson IS9. Jason Becker 159. Bean Meldrum 290. Lisa Scot 259. Derek Header- McG"nis Landing 55 vs. Upper Dent 51 HIGH SCORES son 246. Chis Andrew 235. Richard Young 221. Michael Hicks 213. Jennifer Harrison 211. Dawn SCORERS Lipper Deck: Heidi Father 13. Dana E4CQ 12. MGH SINGLES - FLAT Morgan Speirs 314, Lindy Martin 261, Joanne Bon Santala 208. BIG ACHIEVEMENTS McGinnis Landrg: Wendy Dobtxn 20. Lon Flarrung 110116as 234. John Hadden 371. Robin Uxilasavech Co&Vatuletdns to Derek lalerchult who was the 15 301. Danny Kipp 286. HIGH SINGLES WITH HANDICAP wanner of to Bantam High Average Tournament for Scarborough. Congratulations also to Veronica PLAYOFF RESULTS FROM APR 8 Morgan SDs. 344. del Mann 309. Kelly Lawrence 303. John Hadden 378, Rabin Luckasav- Pule who made a super spare on Saturday GAME ONE Upper Deck a7 vs. DictsonC&Ibrytl 39. ach 327. Danny Kipp 320. MGH TRIPLE FLAT AJAX BRIDGE CLUB SCORERS Upper Deck: Had, Fischer 16. Rhonda White 12. Morgan Sperm 671. Joanne B01Wuss 634. Lindy Results from Apr. 7. H4 NORTSOUTH Dicks-iGalWarth: Margo L evy 18. Mahon Barter Martin 610, John Hadden 775. Danny Kipp 896, Jure Pattison and Hefez Dandouh 195. W. are B 8. GAIMETWO man a HIGH TRIPLE WITH HANDICAP HoOgland 188. Greg Whittaker and John Walker 184. McGinnis LanGrp 60 vs. Green Team SO Morgan SpMarlin� s 761, Lindy Man 754, Kelly Lawrence 751. John Hadden 817. Dandy Kipp 798. EAST WEST Peter Green and Shattipue Verlee 214, Donna McGinnis: Wendy Dobbin 24. Lori Flenrng 20. T.J. Vardy 763. Wig and Chris Chambers 191. Kerry Powell and Green Team: Anne Mears 19, Rose Adam 12, Engnd Carmichael BOWLERS OF THE YEAR 8. Peewee: Adam Barbeau (.78) Bantam: Ankur Mathdrra (.106) Junior: T.J. Vardy (.99) Senior: Kelly Collins (.83) mss. w CORRECTION On page 1 of our April 19 flyer we have stated that Monday, April 20 is Senior Citizen's Day. In fact Monday, April 27 is Senior's Day (the last Monday of the month). We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Limited 16 T6B NEWS ADVERTEM SATURDAY, ArnjL kff- 92-PAGa 17 SFiop tFie fiery Berst �-� . �s - - ART Spring seedlings Jade Hill works on his green thumb, as well as his seedlings in his hothouse. Hill, from Ajax, is preparing the plants for his garden. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Youths can learn what life's like in rest of country AJAX-PICKERING - Area youth are being given a chance to learn more about their country and themselves. The federal government's Voyageurs Canada '92, the largest youth exchange program in the country's history, will allow almou 37,000 young people how all regions to experience life in another part of Canada. In Ontario Riding, which Pickadgg, Ajax and Whitby, 125 youth aged 16 to 21 will be selected to travel to the twin riding of Restigouche- Chaleur, New Brunswick, for a one-week exchange. In return, they'll boat Voyageurs ham that riding, most of whom speak VMCL as a first language, for one �week- "Oar country's 6uare lies with our young people," Ontario Rid- ing MP Race Soet as says, "and duroogh this ettl m we will afford lthen the 011111110 INdty 10 appmciate the vastness, the beauty and the inherent strength of a united Canada." A local organizing committee chaired by Ajax High School principal Neil Hodgson has assigned a number of spas based on population to each riding high school and Durham College's Ajax campus. Some additional spots have been reserved for schools which would like to send a teacher or parent volunteer with its group. Although brochettes describe both individual and group appka- tions, schools are being as to solicit individual applic ons and to select good school ambas- Efforts will be made to keep students from each school togeth- er, but limitations on the avad- ability of seats on flights may pre- vent this. Applicants most be available to travel any time between June and November. Applications are available at each school and must be filled an by midnight on May 8. Chosen stodents will be announced May 15. The program is endorsed by `Air Canada, business sectors and community volunwens. W"M I 171�-Irmlm In Celebration of Earth Day - Den Mother - Wolf Family by Carl Brenders $37000PRINT ONLY ON P _69ir ,0 $47500 FRAMED Z -Art Gallery Glendale Marketplace 1900 Dixie Rd., Pickering 837-0144 >? axe cw AUTOMOTIVE SPECIAL OFFER FOR HONDA OWNERS FREE Service Clinic 52 POINT CHECK-UP • It usually takes less than one hour to complete. • Can rind small problems... before they become big problems. • The Clinic will determine if your Honda is functioning in accordance with factory standards. • Every inspection is completed by one of our 'factory -trained technicians.' • Then: is no charge_ By Appointment Only. -Offer Expires April 244._1.942 ,P�lfl� Pickering HONDlr► 831-5400 970 Brock Rd. Ajax Pickering 683-2751 (Hwy. 401 S Brock Rd. S.) DRUG STORE F-i MM* PANTENE PRO -V Reg. $3.99 $299 • E Pharma Plus 683-1210 Harwood Plaza 190 Harwood Ave. S. 'j HARWOOD o m AVE. S. I • _ar�c�C z�- ou cou�c� `T�t�ITC�300 to 6e spent crt these stores!! 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Val Kilmer stars in police thriller Thunderheart THUNDERHEART (AA): A part -Sioux FBI agent (Val Kilmer) is sent to investigate a murder on a reservation in this superb police thriller, which also carries a strong message about the plight of native Americans. Also starring Sam Shepard and Graham Greene. SLEEPWALKERS (PG): Stephen King is at it again, this time with a tale of a dying breed of vampires who must feed on the life force of virtuous young women to stay alive. Alice King stars as Mary Brady, a sleepwalker who must rely on her beloved son for survival in Stephen King's Sleepwalkers. WHITE MAN CAN'T JUMP (AA): Wesley Snipes and Woody 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 promising career due to an eye injury. He gets a second chance when he teams up with Moira Kelly, a brilliant and tempermen- tat figure skater who can't get s along with her partners. Call it The Taming of the Shrew on ice. NEWSIES (PG): This new musical from Wait Disney studios tells the story of the boys who hawked newspapers on the streets of New York at the turn of the SST AIGHT TALK (PG): After getting fired from her job as a dance instructor at the Slide `n Glide Dance Studio, Shirlee Kenyon (Dolly Parton) heads for the glamor of Chicago and a new career as a radio talk -show host. Also stars James Woods as a reporter who falls in love with the women he is sent out to profile. BASIC INSTINCT (R): Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone star in this psychological thriller. Douglas, a San Francisco detective, investigates a murder and becomes entangled in a dead- ly affair involving three intriguing women, each with an unexpected motive for the crime. Pretty hot stuff. MY COUSIN VINNY (AA): Joe Pesci has some fun playing a New York lawyer out of his ele- ment in Alabama trying to defend his cousin and a friend of murder charges. Also starring Fred Gwynne. ROCK -A -DOODLE (F): Don Bluth's newest animated rock and roll adventure about a barnyard rooster who sings like Elvis and a boy who is transformed into a kit- ten by an evil owl. ARTICLE 99 (PG): Keifcr Sutherland and Ray Liotta head a surgical strike force of doctors and nurses fighting bureaucratic red tape in a veteran's hospital. BLAME IT ON THE BELL- BOY (AA): When an eager -to - please bellboy (Bronson Pinchot) delivers itinerary envelopes for three guests whose names all sound alike, trouble is in full swing at the Hotel Gabrielli. And the worlds of Messrs. Orton (Dudley Moore), Horton (Richard Griffiths) and Lawton (Bryan Brown) may never be the same. ONCE UPON A CRIME (PG): John Candy leads an ensemble cast in this flick billed as a "dog -gone funny movie." Also starring Jim BehtsM, Cybill Shepherd, Richard Lewis and Sean Young. THE LAWNMOWER MAN (AA): Jeff Fahey and Pierce Bros- nan star in another story from Stephen King's fertile imagina- tion. STOP! OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT (PG): Estelle Getty plays a mother who moves out to California and instantly makes her son's life a nightmare. It just so happens her son (Sylvester Stal- lone) is a cop. GLADIATOR (AA): The world of underground amateur boxing is explored in this movie starring Brian Dennehy, Ossie Davis, Cuba Gooding Jr. (Boyz N The Hood) and James Marshall (Twin Peaks). 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Due to expansion, Computer Room Services Corporation has two openings for INSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVES This sales role will involve contacting customers and prospects in a planned and organized manner utilizing the telephone. The focus of the inside sales role is to optimize sales opportunities and work with the Outside Sales Team to build cxtstomer reWionstrps. The preferred candidate should have inside sales or order desk experience, strap telephone communication skills and exposure to computer equipment or supplies products- Typing is required, as the role will involve utilizing a software system lo tract call and contact activity. Send resumes by fax or mall. The right candidates Will receive an indepth telephone interview. Computer Room Services Corporation .� 5AWestney Road South SuiteAjax, Ontario LIS 6W4 Fax: (416) 686-1718 O.E. INC. has an excellent career opportunity for a BILINGUAL CREDIT ANALYST This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled individual who enjoys working in a fast paced environment. The incumbent will be responsible for analyzing data, financial state- ments and granting and approving credit. The successful applicant will be bilingual in English and French, both written and oral, and possess a minimum of 3 years experience. If you are interested in joining a dynamic organization, please fax or mad your resume to: O.E. INC. 1490 DENISON STREET MARKHAM, ONTARIO L.3R 9T7 FAX NUMBER 475-1337 ATTN: PERSONNEL Y►+ I f: n o: ��rC�+i�,sJ�",aL.-..,: :.'.�:, Y .�,lrs: .1► �yr .. -- _--- -- --— at Durham College SPRING SESSION BEGINS THF, wFEK OF MAY 4,1992. REGISTER NOW! - NLRSIN'G - EARLY CHILDHOOD - OFFICE AND INiTORMATION MANAGEMENT - CONPLTER SITDIES - TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT - OCCLTATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY For more infmnation about Ryerson programs and specific courses, all Sandra Grin at 571-3283. WAREHOUSE HELP WANTED • Sorting clothes and • Experienced forklift driver 837-2203 CRUSE Si4IP JOBS Hiring! Summary.w round. t ft00 weekly. Phologmyhora, tar guides, came workers, deck hands plus more! Hawaii. Dis"smu Balmntas )4gf.i164541 EAt ClA x hes. UNEWLOYED or on c7 car, S504s70C pat ?.me wonung for yourself. For details. send SASE to CAPA. 16 Corporation, P.O. Box 646010. 1725 Kingston Road. Pickering. Omar o. ,1 V 6P6. (TF) COUNTRY Styr Donougloa re. owes attendants and bakers bar at ships at our neevwI locations, Interviews will be held on details. Rush self addressed ,amped envelope to L. Loveridge, 1555 Maim Oaks Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1X 21-1. 120 Office Help SECRETARY FOR A BUSY REAL ESTATE ^FFICE IN DURHAM MUST -UVE A REAL ESTATE BACKGROUND, EXCELLENT YPING 8 COMMUNICATION SKILLS PLEASE FORWARD A aESUME INCLUDING SALARY EXPECTATIONS TO FILE s 4071 OSHAWA THIS WEEK PO BOX 481 OSHAWA. L1 H 7)5 RECENTLY LAID OFF? CALL US ABOUT COMPUTER TRAINING GRANTS. 831-8167 INIIEDIATELY reouuwd - ar Thursday Apart 2382 teem a im. ponenced secretary in real - 6 p ret Appy 1427 King St. E. epi pews d ser. and od- Y Oenaw TowMra Cowtrca poralte and commercial. Ropy Jacky Durward. (042292) to: Mark Seminar. 1913 Dundas PART time help wanted. No ex- St. E. Whiny, L1 N 21-5. 725. penance necessary Appy in 3350. (042192) 105 Career Training - ladies ACT NOWT.CLOTHESCALL fashions, soaking oo it-% Excellent Pat' aSSembling and managers. home products for presentations• up to 40% Ful our manufacturers. Easy work 1 carrvrrssion. or part time. training provided. For more at home. No experience, information, call Diane. 668 - Call 1-W4-641-%776 7185. (042492) EM103, STAY Home, Make Money. 24 hr. Incl Sunday earn up to $700 weekly assert - D TAdrivers wanted. twat n Deli (1) roti 992-a000. Cy . bang srrWe products. Amazing WAREHOUSE HELP WANTED • Sorting clothes and • Experienced forklift driver 837-2203 CRUSE Si4IP JOBS Hiring! Summary.w round. t ft00 weekly. Phologmyhora, tar guides, came workers, deck hands plus more! Hawaii. Dis"smu Balmntas )4gf.i164541 EAt ClA x hes. UNEWLOYED or on c7 car, S504s70C pat ?.me wonung for yourself. For details. send SASE to CAPA. 16 Corporation, P.O. Box 646010. 1725 Kingston Road. Pickering. Omar o. ,1 V 6P6. (TF) COUNTRY Styr Donougloa re. owes attendants and bakers bar at ships at our neevwI locations, Interviews will be held on details. Rush self addressed ,amped envelope to L. Loveridge, 1555 Maim Oaks Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1X 21-1. 120 Office Help SECRETARY FOR A BUSY REAL ESTATE ^FFICE IN DURHAM MUST -UVE A REAL ESTATE BACKGROUND, EXCELLENT YPING 8 COMMUNICATION SKILLS PLEASE FORWARD A aESUME INCLUDING SALARY EXPECTATIONS TO FILE s 4071 OSHAWA THIS WEEK PO BOX 481 OSHAWA. L1 H 7)5 RECENTLY LAID OFF? CALL US ABOUT COMPUTER TRAINING GRANTS. 831-8167 INIIEDIATELY reouuwd - ar Thursday Apart 2382 teem a im. ponenced secretary in real - 6 p ret Appy 1427 King St. E. epi pews d ser. and od- Y Oenaw TowMra Cowtrca poralte and commercial. Ropy Jacky Durward. (042292) to: Mark Seminar. 1913 Dundas PART time help wanted. No ex- St. E. Whiny, L1 N 21-5. 725. penance necessary Appy in 3350. (042192) 105 Career Training 110 General Help person during store hours. 110 General Help 110 we" Rd. S. W you am over 45 and have nrceney, been laid of, you may Quality for training assistance. 105 Career Training 110 General Help person during store hours. 110 General Help 110 we" Rd. S. W you am over 45 and have nrceney, been laid of, you may Quality for training assistance. EAIM moray reading boeitsl DPiCERT. Latus, Wordpim ACRYLIC Nadi Technician - SM.o00fyrrrlCpte potential. Dbaae. word. accpaG bodkwd, trainrg avaiabts. moa OMtawa LAVE rngerla? Need an ostra D TAdrivers wanted. twat n Deli (1) roti 992-a000. Cy . a1J1ocad- Venom pagemaker, To* dop Mt included. 8386. Alio do hill 640 and rwlaer hem kicprte7 Parry plan with no 0o4. Isetlon a doMrisa Glass k► appearance. with current 183. (042 9Z metras and text pan, Ex- Harvard, Carol and Travel i Towner. Fiend assurance tadsraM pricer. 41&4186•aa94. OWN PernaaL Craat rwrarpr or r>Miwnce not necwseary- Apply LOOKING for work" Let in help awAooie fpr 0900 swdens 11 General Help own how unewr HOel a stars. Leer at epscisis b4 d tun New la Cry Wild* TaxL 92 Wallis, SL you W a )ob. We're bokanp far Unit 3A. Douglas St. Side. energetic, reliable and hard ro+ under 45 or over who do not gtaMy bar how tralrwrtg Durham �1� � 436 10 work College. 7 the owtai area. au o (Tr) COMPUTER JOBS - EXPERIENCED ONLYM Get your computer skills at Academy of 11 -earning. Word Processing ' Lotus Keyboarding. Cal today, 831-8167, Pickering. If you are 45 yrs. of age and have recently been laid off, you may qualify for training lassistance from the Provincial Goverriment.. F OMEWORKERS NEEDED p to s350AWL working at home with new, teed and exclusive guide listing over 90 firms work at home. Free infomfation, send SASE: Homeworking Research Candia, 4655 Kent Ave., Sufte 162G Niagara Falls, Ont. L2H 1J4 BUlE OMAT[OlV Pkwy of experience but lacking computer Skills? Programs avail- able in Compuserized Accounting. be&kTop Pub4shing. Data Man- ag= »t..Word Pro- cessing and more. If you are 45 years of age or over and have recently been per- manently laid -off. you may qualify for fuad- ing assistance. Call Computer Learning Centre. Whitby. "8.9713 EAIIMIr� Home bard Weineek oWOM homeprogram shows how. Zero obligation, no investment, no IMLII. Conipfetely guaranteed Em details. Call (416) 1111111"M Helr34 t Required Full time, for full Service salon, in Pickering $8.001hr., Guaranteed to Start. -full benefits - holiday pay - vacation pay - birthday pay call Robin or Ronda 831-2196 TRAVEL CONSULTANT GOLIGER'S TRAVEL Pickering Town Centre has an opening for a full time and part time xperienced consultant. Sabre experience. elephorw cal JOHN: 480.3233 or 426.2107 tax 420.7256 120 Dente alp 120 Office Help 120 office Help Purdue Frederick, a member of the Purdue Frederick International family, is a progressive, research -based pharrrrccuit al company providing superior healthcare to people worldwide. Now you an joie our team with this oemporary opportunity from June 1 - December 31, 1992, as a: CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Bilingual Reporting to the Supervisor Computer Operations, you will perform all aspects of the castonrr service function hom taking telephone, orders and ensuring all orders are accurately written up and professed within prescribed time harries, a responding to and following up on all customer inquiries and problems. You will also produce daily back-up reports and assist other department staff' as requited. You must have a high school diplons with at least one 10 two years• experience in a computerized customer service environment. Good data entry and communications dolls are essential as is fluency in both English and French. If you are interested in applying your skills to this challenge, please forwrard a detailed resume. no later than April 30, 1992, to: Ms. C- Milnes, C-H.R.P., Miss ftm, Hustie0 Resources, Purdue Dederick, S75 Granite Ceram, Pkkwb& Ontario L1W 3W8 or Fax (416) 420-5430 QPurdue Frederick 160 °1165 300 "' 300 "' 400 MATHS, re.Pafsbl. MON ElaE1MHICEO ECE teacher 118$ Comm. are not am" " 400 "lm. wft. 400 A 410Rat 1w.T.. - dam 2 btldlesta two hos ess lar pati. Athol aa/ ragltlnd 10 Eabystt h mfy Mimm ad me9w WE pwtNa ?gore ws 2 deyhk f- 6 months. 3 in our ohoOaag and slaw 220 Articles For Sale rt4attsetle. 4 deer. exceaso ONWOkK WOW ktus,. =3100 �*E�, spailm rs, tea. ler bft welt Rhm aro& 2 1R slew. dose to 00. Jute 1 ales diff. I= b anwtMw. amalsbb June I. children. (two In school). wrwkpanws, Pined rtcwllss A.S.A.P. Wather ares. and adwmures. reasonable odd )obs, decorating, P --V• anykM Call CoA al Jar', 427- o„b,o- 43**$W p42HIM +� - plus hild/e, it MNI.913,111M Phase phone 839182 or 438- Linda. 6034483. (041012) ores. reosipls awdsbie. Her. $13.500 o.b.o. 404-0682 or 5791 0669. (04219iZ) 184 99dit good corn 111- , *g Spacious 3 bedr00R1�r�� entS "f�e1r I�1114 800. (f1f2� • BABYSITTER IegAnd for 11 wood/401 area. 610-1663. year old boy. Monday no stfler (0419421 A I:AIIADIAN TRE air oorlMin ahem raft $1000 owdrod. Cad 7 • Four Ap ,-nws AJAX - 3 bedroom main Mor, PK3ErMNG - mein floor or 3 professionally decorated, bedroom bungalow, 4 school u 0;45 and Saturdays, MOVING - mutt sol. portable 1092 Monte Carlo - air • Town Close to GO TransiUPid( �9 Aidwoo0 floors 5 lip°1"air roller, "'°' appliances, arc, aller, class Iniground 690 am - 690 p.m. Dunne Bay CARM - e : I bebysllter Store - Ajax c=W bm* a m-mic. Poser $1300 for both. Hardly used. with to Go. SM inorkloyIllus In Public School area 426.1714. k available daily from 6A0 am 623-6564. (042192) skwing Power brakes. power Cenft+twy. 401 poo4 a0 to dal es our a -6:00 p.m. Located on Westnelr Day Care Rd. N. Just east of LOEB's. Safety windows. $1900. Phorw 416- 43D-7269. (042202SNC) • Immediate Occupancy quiet skeet. $1025 indrnhre. Cal 030.3013. (42202) Avail. June 1.427-7409. 165 Available sups"'7�`". far l cd Inspections From 25 S11 per month. URGE 3 bedroom tem) in .x (04 ' cow Oshawe area with 2, 4 1,91 VW Jolla. 4 door, super (0422921 in., iat ly. $807 plus utlltielf, Fridge• condition. abrhdition, sunroof, PirNd's, C II 420-31 AJAX - 'The Breakers' brand piece bathroom, kitchen, DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE Offers warm, loving day care for Children 6 weeks and up in supervised homes at reasonable rates. Serving Ajax/Pickering area since 1984. 286=1 207 $39.95 Car s light trucks sa3-2277 NEED A CAR? NO CREDIT? NO PROBLEM! Tired of walkhW? Credit Approved Over the phone OAC BOYER PONTUC BUICK LTD. Ask for Mkke 170 Employment Wanted 220 Articles For Sale r 831-2693 MEN with trucks will do household moves, cleanup 1�• PIANOSIGRANOFATNER CLOCKS - Pianos. root to own. 1999 toc 7.28. bought new n 1990, original owner, 5 Mrs. 5 odd )obs, decorating, P --V• anykM Call CoA al Jar', 427- NO. sae. Dh1 per' day keyboards. CLOCKS speed. standard. fully Idarfad. still underwamanty, 29.000 kis., 2856) -tree delivery and set up. Cal Toimp $13.500 o.b.o. 404-0682 or 5791 0669. (04219iZ) 1 O Flea Market and take advantage of our low warehouse prices, tit Isuzu 1 Mark 2 door. tuebo, 1-L 9091119. (042192) 4x lhpd � arrvlm kwasette, air wndin«1ing. 683-6021 bedroom union for Jure $820 a 767 vrfison Road Norta h and loaded. mint, full warranty, MOVING - mutt sol. portable POPCORN popper. 12 d¢. and $6500 certified. Also 1980 Kenmore dishwasher• good hon let -spray juice fountain. Toyota Torcel, excellent condition. new hose. $125. 886 $1300 for both. Hardly used. oonditim . 4 speed. $950 oat. 3260. (04199?) 623-6564. (042192) 723.403912. (Oa219i2) Articles CUSTOM r,rfd, no. oodo pawl 1 0 RREPM - hpm benb " 220 For Sale to M"" at wholesale P'ic't. '"ting ""Par""- 90 res. Is Chan. nt►a-tete wahk walls. tn#s. vans at WF1pLESALE haapon Pcnc tables. 1116 pass. Why pay rolairr Cal to MOVING OUT OF 649 -ISOs. M4219M Repo Gnus 2668388. (TF) COUNTRY 5 map Kvvxn a00kan[a n MMT green carpet. bound, 127 19" LeBaron GTS. 4 door excelernt condson x 127. used 3 months. $200 sedan, eaossers kcabon- Non. 1Mnewashdb'YhaSO o.b.o. Also Fodder& air smoker, lady driven, owner Atrhad sed aear>rr arge f45C condition. used 3 mcrsre WO bought row lar. 66488 canned Ortx.lm*vidge 0C BTU. $500 o.b.o. 427-78'6. or best offer call 4331647 di tmastw 9325 PROCANNA Building Irroduets - eeerhrhps a leave a rylessage. negotiable if said as set si "- tram q-uy "" a 290 Pets -$U II - Cal 666-O2M $35" shutf orsstarting $2501x. pp es- Wiroa staring at $75 and up. FREE skid` far hnleiood . 717 secrx clearance. 95 Sunny St. Boarding Wieon Rd S. Call first and ask Unit 7, W"mby. 666-1700. fa Mark. 725.3630. (TV -ALL) MALE dog 1 yes' old. m.xed. SOLID ole double pedestal neutered. shots. tree to a good FRIDGES and Stoves, washer table extends to T, SM Single rKX . Cal 831-3454. (0419M and dye• nen' m ear- curd pedestal table extenos to 5'. PALADEN D Obedience oda acts. L2 once. large soles- $399_ window-anowbedk Chair. veterinary Approved Ouailisd lion of li pre w and '�Bebn furniture SM. Ad solid. no "amens. cu- instruction. Few openings stud We gine ad Dad's e I you tom finishing included. Manulac- am ... toe 'net Gasses cam - buy. try My tura' direct. 995-8774 M43092) „n„a,0 Mandol, sear 1 tth. AN Dads Ston. 116 Brook St. S.. prods •General Obedience VPnOy. 43x0561. (4249121 APPLIANCE Ckroc Ltd. Rebkra machines, up to one year flLetelg at Kindergarten Puppy BILLIARD Tables - one day guaranleo. Sales. service and to Advanced N -- clearance sale. al pow mrart parts. News and used. Best Trial �'aparaoon Novice tleouph go. Sat. April 18. 108 Pm. No ; , n Organo ler quaay and 10 Unity. Due 10 requests from reasonable offers refused. quantity. 107 Dundas St. w., Woes unable to offend weekday, MCD'$ Billiards and Patio Wtd". self lb6". 4464 Geapo or eva- clew• w real Omer Centre, 75 King St. W. St. N. Peterborough. 742.4212. Sat rnonel clsere n Gerwal Bownvrlle, 623-5353. Articles Obodience. depending on t response. Far now Ydomerpn WALLPAPER clearance - over230 wanted and ^w"anto X101» 61� 1.1700 rofle from 99 case b 9t25. fO'430M SOM a double rod and mow. WANTED - stoves, fridge. A1>•o puppies, �' Clban 5 cola p- weep Mort- not. Alto tfarg- I picky ?arch �-akergie. non shedding. FA., 04 p.m Sat. P5 pan a (newer than 1979). Call Pre fa house a � 981. 65 King SL E.. Bosnian. Piclerlrfp �Oa81. �1 Ma a y�y dog)- Gurasesd, "K (M CKC regislened, via needles and AJAX Pickles' ApPkaercw -no ON*l peps tears &Addle. r..aeble tel. n ondid. Fully 260 Arts & Crags " ae. (oe2m guaranteed reconditlened LW applofces Cans mefo us a Ari. a craft. V 1111 . $1800 or beet ager. Also 4 as new Piro111 snow tins. $150. 728-8239. M4239M 1977 BMW - new brakes, shocks, wheels, bearings. $33000. Cal Neil at 427-5550. 1977 Chevy Monza Coupe, 39.800 original rties. 305 cubic inch V8. auto. brick red with red interior. 2 owners. dogs need walk. As is, $900. 579-0077. 320 Vans, 4 Wheel Drives 1995 Ford Van, F150, 91,000 kris.. certified. Good condition, 53000 or best offer. Can Art 683 7389. (41992) 355 Motorcycles MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 PINE RIDGE WSURANCE a 39 new exclusive lakeside con- Ilvingroom, diningroom, dominiums for Immediate separate entrance to befernt Of VISIt rental office/model at: m occupancy. 1,2.3 bedrooms. apartment.First and last, $900 1480 Pickering Parkway X306 900.4500 sq. ff., featuring 5 Plus utilities. Available appliances, air, balconies and immediately. 576-4291. Under New Allanagement solariums, underground parking. (42192) health dub with indoor pod AJC m, now 4 bedroom 2 W sauna, exercise room and lei- baths. rarriyroom with fireplace. AJAX Horde room To view cal 426- large deck. walkout basement, 1874.(0519M dokbb garage close to schools BRAID new apartment In heart and GO $1175 monthly no 55 Falby Court of Pickering. Including all Pale• 868.9941. (o42192) 2 bedroom apattmsrd n family btakrkg. Air condiitic,•li 4 talkies. heat. hydro. parking, laundry roost ehrorytfh. AJAX - Wastney Rd and Hwy 2. broadloom, 2 vithances. laundry facilities, sawn and for $750. Available May 1. Must 3 bedroom. close school, shopping, transit. $10t50 mond - socodes Nom, underground parking included. see. 6834041. (042292) ly plus utilities. Cal 496.8616. Call OSHAWA - one bedroom urtk days, 428-423 evenings. 1-L 9091119. (042192) for June 1, $685 and two (O419M • 683-6021 bedroom union for Jure $820 a 767 vrfison Road Norta h and THICKSON and 401. spacious 4 10 two bedroom unit for June 1 at bedroom Berri on quiet court. Sat. -Sun. 12-5 SHELTER 680 Beatric Street, 6790. Fridge. close to school and shopping, AA011.-Ful. 9-5 CORrORATIOM �� stow. ulitles included. No r.,. $980. $980. Available immediately. latafay �• 3 plev RMhra apply with Durham Housing, 1615 Dundas St. E. 4th Floor. Whitby or call 436-6610 for Cal 416-754-2177. (042192) Townhouses PICKIBMIa Td" Paofouar 1 baaC baplaoe. 8460 rnoni hly in- Ajax Ajax lydomhabon. P421 -1 420 For Rent 77 &33 FALBY AJAX - convenient sen -con- OSHAWA - 1050 Simcoe SMS. COURT tamed spadokra one bedroom two bedrooms, available Two +three bedroom apartments in famil y bawf-4 SPaMTO 1. "Panne $Seo monthly in., iat ly. $807 plus utlltielf, Fridge• building. Air Conditioning, broadloom, 2 entrance. parking, � leis- Available May slow• garage Included. Playground on site. Apply to appliances, laundry facilities and 1. Prefer fon-smoker. no pets. Evenings. 15.(0419M Drxharn HouONg 1615 Dundas SL. 41hFloor. Laing Tower. Whk- o Underground Parfrnvry ��d. $742-$819 Par" ^J PICKERING - two bedroom 10 between 8�p amor i- 430 p� Sys. lower level, nwNy, professional (042392) finished apartment. appliances, unties included. Parking with OSHAWA -240 Ormond D► . Call 686-1�45�M {rte t�{TW'f7 Private erawce. Available May available June 1. $865 - 3 1. SOW monthly. Coe 223.97M. bedroom unit. �inlow �ur Mon. -Fri., 834:30 ''1 a p.m. Jure 1. $825. Host and hydro AVAILABLE rrtmredraleiy - urge soda Fridge, *love, and grape 340 Auto Parts & 340 Auto Parts & 340 Auto Parts b storage. cceentral arrhntutil with included. No pan. Appy with ndfa Repairs Repairs Repairs included. Separate entrance. tor'° '6'S ° rad 40 non smoker proferred. East al t� 438.6610 for information ® BELL'S Automotive Machine Shop Ltd Saint M Service SINCE 1961 - Rebuild Clibllder • mow Vehicle Heeds • •s Brake Disc Brake 305-350 � � B*ft Drum Rotor Heads- x750 each $12'0each $800 each 725891 1 214 Wentworth E. Oshawa, Ont. Oshawa. F nsWast. $550 per (0t2192) month. Telephone 404-8335. (042192) PICKERING Village - prot- tigioue 3 bedroom townhome AJAX - one b.drDalr b resrnerq condominium. badkNkg onto apan"IN . separate 0111170108. greenbek with fridge. stow. central air/vac, 4 piece 9W go and iw1 minuses, to OO. , bathroa-1, share washorldry0r- A�� June 15, $999 month. j WOstrrey Heim. Non smoker.ly PkA hydro. Call alter 4 p.m. $6Wwclusive. FNSVIML 428- 6234041. (041 9M 3814.(42392) AJAX P Beach and BRAND now 3 bedroom �^f19 lovvnhouse. nortl,ee..t R040. ono bedroom tbwement Fridge- stove• dishwasher. E apartment, clean, partly garage. $1250. Utah". No Pots. ; fumishW- 4 piece baso 0an Available May I. Cal 430-0141 la -dry. L6111 its Nc"' - $550 alter 5 P-rn (4231221 tk$VUEL 906-4052. (04 1994 - kfvM BOWMANVILLE PICKERING - �) 4 y two Dedroom townhouse. 2 1/2 bedroom lower, week ou to yard. baths. 5 appliances, fin isth.d onsurto laundryhook-up. P • baserrnsra. no grape oradoor, storage. Fro andlast.him. parking. immediate. $1050 ireiusMe 823M51. (0421921 monthly pus. Cal 292 -two 40 �a��r+�,�r, WINOT - clean two bedroom 0Q833640. (0420421 g 365 Aw vw* 400 Rent's 400 Apartments '� "'1fO1a s ap•rtrnsex WHITBY Go - 3 bedroom For Rent r.nL $eoam+orriy ulldiea .1MIIG ereriga 11111,1119MPltona Available May 1. 89.4025. townhouse. available AVARAKE May 1. MW bow OSHAWA - 2 bsdnoonn spat- R422110 ae�a incew s }Inlses Aid rtfat ttnntyfsiw sprersrst-ep RIF e�MA alert separate Maiand J for renFirm d hist. b Map and Jude FM end kttC Ist AJAX Sowh -brand new ane basesas very eltan 8b ibw atranp, utlkies ineiuded. ce. utilities 579-I*y hcilss on pr-ntYes. Cal 576 ttednoan �� aPafknft's in 1-L 9091119. (042192) would tut quiet non-smoker. Cd 723-068 doer 6, (04111'2) 3583 or 778-411:3KS. (0122021 have so sep arab enerhoe l Fuld 31p' to '"'all 430 Rooms To AJAX Pelson - afle bedroan badf.la woadbo,rltd d appdaltow and ap ace Rent - Prelaslonal femb e dism 410 moums ph Floor. Lang Toler. Igliby a ai cl ep�i s latafay �• 3 plev RMhra last.Relaierf0 lies 4211-284. 8371 pw mash - albldmba PICKIBMIa Td" Paofouar 1 baaC baplaoe. 8460 rnoni hly in- (04lgM Oshawa - small basement , .. 1 lr , 1 112 bole. w roc., ceche u1MeL For idomaft maiftw apatnlers, No and dry. (tawdry deo. 42742784. 497 V*w1noy e8cak. May 1. 1ast $1050 d Paul A 427-3884. P4178M bright are �� Oad9 'V0. facilities. errs mule, Fid S. Ajat (TF) Am w.".rte 808 S11S wradrigs WI �2 GYe gLwirsf end IfkfYs dab Mpwp p��- and some ifckrded. Comm= Sale - dung leen 400 For ReM an 2 O L fty available pe $800. Available 72SZ784. suite• duty rose French BASIN KASE20@,9208-427 Provincial. chat If Includes oarfa ANNUAL MOTHERS' DAY SALE and tables. n, , W., tube, April 2S, 28. 11 Ill AL - 6 p.m &no* and ask WK hum, 10%001111 GIH BeekMs, Cowdry Craft9, Pods" table. exeale1, 2 tarp- Focht Art. L c to 6f n oft reom sub, sola. bw us NtMit meat 1 RadloFd Dr.. � OW dek, 2 end tables, °oleo •�dPair-L Q7 -W69 lablt, beige. one Moor rfltd.I J I snood cd* t, a r emm T.V., THIS and Tho Fasts Malo Clad am ponYbft dl hisaishr, ae Show - Oshawa. ser. ad �• 31 0 T"'s For built in dshwmh r. 1e,a„ .. April 1& 25 and 2$ vada" For o8tes ancepled Co 42-082. hwbarfa Cd OWK 4"157(De/lag) or%Donna. 286/-X4,,7.." (Tar.) 188 Dodge Dartaea• 27.000 CO,M%T - I has flaw Stai► 2 / 0 ` ompuw• Mga. safiw set ss. i � con. tnmw and 10076 nylon caper Video or beet alfa'. P1.11111114"a do bigrem an od I for l. tiM , kCkldM carpo. PEA Pie TM - 80 Radio Shack colour =L =L (30 Fede. Stare cop ler. Blue new- 7 gM1w. 300 For Sang 7882088 (4002412) jay stick - - .-lir. reeadsr. 11INEUMATIC neat and attaelra moo' 83-7330- P410M 1 Tree Am ?LTA. 6.7 ?cask Varian m , , , new and rad. Va. •anew ammm. a sea new, Leare nmmuq - 5711.8679 or 1- 280 Lost & Foum n �t�la,!J00: Calif a& SM -667 -7771 -Also Topa 10 ass speed bio. PO4M REWARD - lost cat, mule Vats SM 4 FOR San: Apt. doe smalleratd wmmw � �y wM4 door aulkinfeek:6 or and exterior. bn/f m lalts- dryor• Inglis. 2 speed. S cycle hgt and facia. Gbnpow Selad hetiatfer and heavy duty dryer aha Pickering. Cd 4247330 cas effe. 12000. Phone 416 - Almond Colour. uJa new. $860 or 751-481. (041992) 4347210. ( 0101 kq for pair 725 -MM (0e2302SNC) FOUND Tuesday April 14 In the 1919 ChWAMB SOoobr. 78.000 12.9 HP imn tractor vft 2 yen arch Of Lakeside Ptablc Scifod, kms.. 4 speed. excellent rteb oorditlon very relablo car now or May 1, SM and 3 ereriga 11111,1119MPltona CLEAN. Private. bathroom, bedrooms. $70S. June 1. new. $17S. Cao 686-3243. 290 PQt.-Stl.,..1ieS- 142202) Irl l 188 Olds CuBaa Ciera, drat able. MOPWA b Walk- PsAti g. heat. cable ltickuded AVARAMLE May 1 - whiff Ing Petse4 con omelet sknre S76a973 a 725480. (Osom MPMU"ars building. specialist kbdwW laundry sAM hail'. 111E bedeoaa batatnsrs aParf newly carpeted and I I apartment. CION to bus. tN-eeoss, tiorapN., I I s t aidbb VaNWimm and Finds. sent lo bane. altallble Jure I. I= Per RateL Includes long?, 1 � Per ItgoMh. 983 ti442. so" ww on 4242i1p no 1, -m-SM Aim O OM Cal 436 ONfara Ytdlfdas k8ehafs11s, Pelson 4°i1A 043082)Refit 410 WWOW r - Prelaslonal femb e dism 410 moums ph Floor. Lang Toler. Igliby a ai cl ep�i s ABY . reataaiMs throe Mot stParoa «)ranift o.. nlrsplaot, aiSIMON °0 �' cam• SM MdAift $600 faot04. A mob Mar 1. • 2 i 3 bllboil I/■It d.° pplua�ncins. t1aw8R Aws"Is .law 1.81200 . SfaPAefl a Jinfull - 490 Pin.reskdtays. (4238M + UdbL doge 479 g31 �dqn 7W 111111111211114 . Rd L- 1701,1 Two - - on spartmers in CIM b Bill sdxmkr kx$ LAME owes bedroan main Oohmk HBOL kift fridptand Cob p.raad 1 4 Cb -a per shopm F101A ' nloFldl + floor detached brick. R n Willis $713 mo wl6s" Schools, WHIM -wen tree blackness ItetNOW*. Awdable Iftiwa$ b (70 rail atpaflstsrs plickill ler rent, sm rttpity immediately. 434-6311. C1ry ImIIIIIbIr Town � Rouen b 401. 4plus � cal16• 8prlt92Micl R61M1zfl118o1 NM MVAWO imine 12 1-11. $830 ME and two btdtoonn, Apr@, Rlgilp LtIL 421d6A. MO -*I 472`4360• IlWIS 21 wlitrw - taralatal 21- May -Jule. NO PETS. rrllfgW NOW* May 1 MM M ft - ore car. MW Mind elan. $715 &W. P42304 and $740. Flet and lost 721 - ONE large Itedloorn lateenlsrs 9744. p6120 apaches. YIIlfff y Ifo and iso OMINwA - 28 It. bilge- 2 srWOW. 28- aA. $1500. Sob - 112 year old). 8884822 $2500 or boat OM. Oa1r>td .bed with '�'g support• Cal 079 413L 104219" - , I omit. cF - fess bedroom aprrtwa, N*** i Fors'now go are brfdi-- 3 piece IM/C bona mem spartm-s, fridge and new. $17S. Cao 686-3243. 290 PQt.-Stl.,..1ieS- 142202) Irl l 188 Olds CuBaa Ciera, drat >,na 03WONK. ps2tW nunO IoM 0"78. pt230z) Mare. $6116 Plus 1/2 utiles. 432-083 r 676.0787 self 6 MIfIBY -1625 Nsdnd Akre Tiro Ii9h krfe . hlGomm LEATHER Jacksm - tel price BOardifIQ ointense bedioa4 awlrbb ma wC -raver Md to - P nl r tasslerrda pi12142) elven. sprig cirarfoe salts Jackals OVA**., wet) mfaksaaed, orfs COLLIE Pups. purebred. 9rww.$2200obo.dttrssfskfor. y' 1796 gA�s Included. Ffidpt, sa ear a Bend new mine bsdsoan len► nets spafNgai. 15 rrtiasles b AJAX ' M f)te �• bedttlor from $99.. 1154. and $18. Fondly Lsatlhsr. S Poise Md Canadbn and Anniston dean grad. 79&7838 alb► 5. 427- undry a�t� ONfara Ytdlfdas k8ehafs11s, b �nt apartment. (Centre Court). Rhson and � , � 8231 (0419812)$4W oetn site. urAafololm 1915 Duds SL E. d fMf+AM emranoe. $Soo Mew ofd Taraaorf. Marven Town Canoe, Sables. Vol examined. $200. 1$8 Ref's Wren wagon - *1rf. ph Floor. Lang Toler. Igliby a DOGS. CM 91740/9 and Isere �• avitNsN f� I. Iswe a Scarborough. 412-0698. 4274M (041992) good OI A oke 1909, $7M cd49@,8810bowrat830aAL neesapa (D41911 1 ffose e r 03`2514 r 427- ,0928421 n is, Cal 603-5606. (0419M - 490 Pin.reskdtays. (4238M 3170. p4219M stat ♦ > ted revs � � �•.t '% % % %I - • s„ s %. % r '• je a .z ' 4451ndi ' unb 445 F OR LEASE DIATE POBSE8SION 0 TO 13.000 SO. FT. TRIAUCOMMERiCIAL CITATION BUSINESS PAi K, OSHAWA 401 i HARMONY ROAD EXIT W. FRANK REALTOR - JOE 60800 JIM 0 WE ^,r ''.__ 'I - 4 �,�; >- M • Business • 1• hs47 I ran do repotts. we. transcripts, legal anal. *"eye. business and more. Call! 830-010D. Carpeting CARPET installations - free estimates, restretching a epectoly. Reasonable rates. 187-1798 or 987-1900. D i N Duncan. (TFWFS) Handyman CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repair's, renovations and construction. FaE' and dean professionai work guaranteed. CRAIG 6WI913 PPLIANCE - removal, and rd clean up. Terry. 500 -OM. PROFESSIONAL Handyman Services - quality carpentry. electrical, plumbing and deowukv. sac. Small or large. I", a office, reasonable with excellent references. Free . CON 723.1489. 7 a.m. 830 p.m (0423M Health, Beauty ATTENTION Elderly, disabled, acute d terminally ill. 1-24 hour nursing b homemaking service. 619-0189 Always Can Home �3_1 -1� I 09 rcv.-o...s• torr Seine E w.,.wt win e.r 'APRL SPECIALS- Lbidled Offer 6 loot lance, ariciudlrg X laldoe. For only $12.95 It. (416) 606 -YARD (416) 582 -YARD CALL TODAY - • _ .-.---._ _ - - � - _ •.aL I�fi ...1 IfY ..M. w -r �... v •�,u w �Yy �i��r-� AVV ✓ 450 „ 490 yy.��y� pA°''0i 500 � 500 For Sale . ' NICE 047 year old dlra I has C_ARw� iilirr■ NEMETH Lawncare and Gardening, weekly lawn maimerwoe. Free estkretes. 420-1859.(041992) Home Home Home -- itOrs.lsamIrtmii.n ra p_apt aeroinrwsevrose m-ern ts Improvements Improvements - wEr.i.ai.r$ a ceases ears Vard tha►w aeihrawhe _ _ orywa A awake Nae ve a as aksel cur Sere ff 4ea1e A Twd SpeWa. We do i1, ", reale aaroke arse i Job We UW - Fee Eearrreew NAx eis.?= VAZ GENERAL - _ CONTRAMG Specializing In all carpentry, wslom homes, additions & roofing, . Kitchens d bathrooms, windows Waterproofing basements, ceramic ties 8 hardwood floors -15 ym. llxp. For info. cap 683-5818 Moving, Housecleaning _ Storage ARE you h w.*,q prab ei fkd- YOvve p ptiakIme "rw �� WIN hwew ewytlrlsp,Cali -y LEAKING TUBS i 4 a EIwhe" • an"Ifill"1e• UM 6 Hrien 6 Hoerr Senor %)"Y - 427.1041. (051392) SHOWER STALLS 4 r bhowwimprssrlMt!elts trucks ler e8 n5l CLEANING Indy a aiebie, ludy Repaired d rerhovated. Wall d Iloor tiles suppli"d t01fe Bads experienced, excellent references. wen clean entire d installed hkC. Visa Ills& 0 notes. fridge and Nero. at B.B.B. LOWEST PRICES! Plsaee Cell 83w337a. P4221I12) Free estunaNI& Cas EXCELLE31T Welty cls"ning at Berea, Progressive Tde AJAX Moving Systems - Jul affordable price". Bonded/ 420-1689 ssrv.., mores, tlpplarhoe and hewed. Call Ealsrm 406$256. JOURNEYMAN electrician. Plewa special". Ilea ran or hourly. we now ware heated Specia" in PlUmbi/y� ng M►vkce charge, Nene units. Now a"tee" rewiring, additions and boxes with nova. Cal 427- renovations. All work 0005. (TF) SUNDAYS T00J guaranteed. ir.".Ein... Cal t1N:t4 420.6320. aFA) Wth large truck MM do household For r eawratiewt tka now. rwidenba. m - N loft of socias 4 r bhowwimprssrlMt!elts Cal Cad or Jena, 427-2056. U9 Two non WM trucks •THE MOVERS' ora do 041 typos d 41d MMU -Wry 0-98moc plea Ills& us a call. Pees. 5760533. (1F) 9" 4892 Painting, OpO.hpM 4 pies, basemen •Es18MA1a lam• Decorating b.wo"m laluta boom ash Bases30' vaaly from $I N& Free JACK OF ALL TRADES Wig build decks, lenarlg, roc MOM & 1Nd".t1r00ffls. M Work Guarameed. 579-4940 P Umb aid Dat L EnsSaat nI111e1106e CA 571-,7N ar illill M Doun srAIL Eft INTEilion FSPRING Borrow �"edw sFair Ime rywall, MiMN19ty, UK UPs PROpai4k 0 and SN PBWW�G room er wholIli Ilse, d sleephaws, quinewnasd knew rates%��! M 5No job's too small. tussal 430-2M r an son teacalifGtIALJTr wait i2�11i1 m fatherand l DESIGNED and finished experienced,hard working Services" basements, bathrooms, W-�e. addltlorhs, dads, ad 111, and s"eond Markt ate. Cas us for a tts a eir"i , MAGICIAN. e own. friends. OsNks, pk[rf0ktp and 571-1253 BB or Rod, Oa/hrsa Fistllr o entetaln for any cups, Nlsr L"aysr a (W23990any occasion. Birthdays. cti SABER Contrang - all Promotions, openings, BECT1eC1AN-trkkq twkihp, carpentry, additions, �"ls". me& slhoaa we service changes, custom renovations, kitchens, funi Letwe Holp8367057 or harass lowwed and mauled, bsaeesmw, home m ai sone10. 729-103X 434.1294 or 723-745240421225 emergency service, furniture Tax, Financial EINIOpEAiiiiftapt,ciefift.wArelinishing. quality work Direct renovate your bathroom a, guaranteed, 15 years I'ldh"n waft Be wit as lura ePsyiMw• OW2015. (TFEFG) flha 20 yeses attpeitorhoe Good P" Debts out of Control? references and Ntlsfct, Serax sakrtsl4 kiab Credit �wrarMsd For fra" sNimhtlss, D. DykWa 7261a11(1F) Cards NOME Improvements and RABBIT wants work doing or Deb pl0blefns do a mraplc tai clhidtnY pwtlee and lip eolaLeati r1 all occasions. have my own 'VomewVA" w4ekkip:4e6rfMacBrr CasCas &W sw4w - r SM. 042122) sasllmelss, stewed p- t .30 212 -SM eper 2124aman l eca atlrytlrre, ASCAN QUALITY ROOFING -witting in: a Ro* g a Eavesirough a S~ascia Free estimates cal (416) 619-1690 NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? Call Y.C.A. M0.-I0age Corporation Ioday. (416) 502-8800 . Naw luxury haw" 10 share wsh non-seok- OR front condo, 2 bsdioonrs 2 fu�efs�Md.ncl i�b t 0* GiiiC POOL health dub. is MOspita, must see. Call 404- their ^wan act For fur. inqukw, contact Stew. =n- fes) 728-1162 Bus. or 433.0843 Res. 455 Condos For FLORIDA - Madeira Beach - Rent 1500 601. koury cordo. directly FOR rent. 1000 sq.hIndustrial on pus, 2 phis ons bedrooms, 2 hind with air-candNkorned office baths, 6 appliances, screen apace on Brock Rd. Cal 420- babOny heated pool, lao-ri. 1905. (042192) weekly/monthly. photos, 723 - am. (042192) 470 Cottages For CLEARWATER - 3 b"droons Rent fury furnished, air con., n10t4le homes. Pleated pools, hot tub, r N ^� W_ tennis. near beaches. clhl&w Beach and Midland. Sandy welcome. (Lose than mote[). beach, 3 bedroom Viceroy $275 weekly. 683.5503. conage, available anytirrie. May be viewed by video. 434.6631. H FIRST TWE BUYERS 100% FINANCING To O mlimw Purdfasets Prices are down, interest rates down. Make 1992 the year you become a homeowner. Call Harris Dwyer Re/Max Reflection Realty Inc., 24 hr. answering service & pager. 434-5222 tiles MUST be seenll Oshawa - 2 CAMPaELLRM am -Wood- 5 O For Sale BROKER has $10.000 to lend at pka 1 bedroom detached home. land Estate - We are fully in $147 per month- Contact Jerry garage, central air, fireplace, July, but are you planning a ar 668 -UM. Community Finan- hardwood floors, new decor, pal Services. (TF) immaculatel $128,000. 723- June or August cottage holday? ---- - - --- How about a Spring weekend get away? We stiff have a good selection of cottages at great prices, with a heated pool, beach. store, playground. sic. 1- 705-653-1317. (TF) GREAT fishing and family holiday at Rice Lake. One four east of Oshawa. Pickerel, mus- kie and bass. modern cottages. 1800 it. waterfront, privacy in rural area, low spring weekend and weekly rates. Children Program, store, boa, melon rem and covered docking. Sun- nymead Cottages, R.R.93 Hastings. Om. KOL 1Y0. 705- 696.2601. (0421912) 500 H0mes brignt! Attractive! 2,625 sq. ft. 4 -bedroom home,large 5 -piece en suite, sitting area, spacious greenhouse kitchen, main floor family room, fireplace, walkout to private yard. Well cared for property, quiet crescent, Gose to schools, shopping. Many upgrades. For appt. call 432-7241. For Sale PRIVATE SALE NO Money Down - 3 bednoor, i PI KERING 112 stoneybrick house. Large 3 bdrm sem , nice dn- -4 grace on W linos. neighbourhood, dole to al Retson/401 area. $109,000, amenities, sop, side door $1079 monthly. Call Rick or entrants. Doug. 068 -OM a 5794252 cats Tm F011q bedroom serol ktcJhan, or 420.0 90 livingroom, diningroom, f ....yroom, new carpets andTO decvraing. very rktan, avaiabie 575 errneedWelty- Cidse to 5 Pon -qm Lend Mat. $119.500 or beat artier. Cal MORTGAGES and bens. 90 1% 725-6767. (042242) financing. down payment also ORONO 3 bedroom ranch style wCaa� a q,ou8-6805. amount available. bungalow on gorgeous 1 12 Doug acres. ental forest around wind- Corr -A -y Finan 3W S- -mg ixrewr>, great br kids. 0 -lam (TF) apt., separate NMWCe, oro to AVAILABLE - Prhme funds - for deck. anached heated garage, equity mortgages, for any Asking $169.900. 983-5112 purpose. pay bells, business eller 5p.rrL (042892) loans. renovations. etc. Dont NORTH East oehawa - twee delay. can today. 416502.8800. bedroom detached hone on MCA Mortgage Corporation large lot. finished roc room. Mortgage Inge ki 580 decorated throughout. Insurance $145.900. Cal akar S p.m 726 MORTGAGES 100&% d r prap- 7151. (042192) ty value, some below bank POWER of sale - three rales. spa .... n9 in pre.quewy- bedroon 1 1r2 Many house. in8 B+t-1111tte buyers. Mong" W frontage x 109. Good north and b- for any pupess. N WSW location. Oshawa zoned qvkmo- ow.Need. mowd- R2A Must be sold. No cllr w6 Fool sairrice and ane iMo . 86am be refused. Call 0432-72. Relfican Fieehdsl Led Sn-aso (04199?) OshM[rR 0062030 Picho I� NORTHWEST Contexts- tree . en. 1, d'nag qI bunpsbw. 590 Busirtess 0* kitchen. o� new rwi0ow Opportunities Open House Stun, 2 throughout. GREAT Summer iwwursntll Wawdy ST. N. 11158.900. 436 "I AMWal esw in* wean blown 6696. (042192) and as fir bole o do ad. 06 right. Asking only 111700. leas 52oCondos For ala rah phot. Tnrdt $4300 a ` Safe ON aSWW� 436 WINTBY - eado. large one Comifllg tte0roanplusde oillrhtunroorrt 640 "��""11 Mo bwoons. 4 apple o.s Events verocokL pock )aochhaL fleees and laWairds rooms. Under- GElESM Bhw Jays. Phantom ound parking,041211= Cal Grateful Dead tickets and Na 1042192) tarrsoonatahpackages f rom 540 Out-ot Town433-1132 Groall Slerea, w Canadian FtopEYbeS Tours, 613-54&W$7.(050302) wATEAFRONT c . yew CALL CLASSIFIED toad S76-9335 I% and Late" ftbt. one hour acct of Many 796.7'87? OWAG. call sear S. 509-1364 545 P v�boS vacation 545 Proses FANTASTIC LAKE - $64,900 Cottage - new 3 bdrm., exterior finished, walk b private beach, crystal dear lake, big private tit, incudes all services, 2 hr. drive. 416-349-2911 550° 670 Personals LAKEFRONT pnopaty fgo�r ,g�als,, with cattage Lea a Scup 'f LEGAL AD OEIED? E&SON& (0419" l BMityled'�,s, 575 IitllmeyTo A BROKER las $10.000 to lsnd �' on a maopage. Rapay $180 pe Pardorns, M Re6orwy 1110118E call approved Unriams Bu>aiPrs + Corporation. 798-798'3. MIeEaIOf► (050192) CALL 4� MOIEY Probtor, ? Lowe, debit �� says. Cin the bard lead consolidations, credit the �?Does yaw mintior arranperrrt r persahal tadpN wear glasses? The riswnp s P�q ONSULss �' the hied minister. Micah 3:11, FREE CONSULTATIONS. Isaiah 56:10.12, John 10:11. dolt coua..aas. (Picas I . ,Nm Oa11pb,N, ,-106-959.4475. osth.esa. 4x1-,425. (TFALL) 600 Public coo Public Notices V NONEoticesMilitia TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to stop up, dose and sell to the abutting owner a portion of Pinegrove Road between Twyn Rivers Drive and the CNR night -of -way. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering intends, at its meeting to be held at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickenng, Ontano at 7'30 p m. on May 4, 1992 to pass a by-law to stop up, close and sell to the abutting owner a portion of Pinegrove Road between Twyn Rivers Drive and the CNR nght-of-way. The proposed by-law and plan and description showing the lands affected may be seen in ttte office of the Clerk of the Town of Pickering. At the above mentioned meeting, Council will hear in person or by his or her counsel any person who claims his or her lands will be prey idiaally affected by the by-law and who applied to the Clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to be heard should as soon as possible make written application to. Bruce J. Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk Pidwring Civic Compiex One The Esplanade L1V� , Ontario 420-4611 DATED at Pickering this 7th day of April, 1992. 670 SIS lI1lItTN conroi and family pi1rl- ning eounNltla n: nae and o Friday, 03p am 10430�� Vinic in OshmAL Tuesday, 1 o 3 p.m, and Wednesday 1 o 6 un. Pickering Thies. 3100 pm. w s p.m. For turtles inonnstim ON Oshtemo 433.0801 or Pick. rknp 420.8781. (TF) 100 A Into spim..B.C. caNepe lhirrrrnte- - Cindy. Lias, Diane anal pho s of en Ms°ror ala. For d Base kMamrtion, ew 10 Cindy Price. Box 670- 1). Keioswat BC., viy 7P4. idols only pbasc. (050742) NKM E Sinew Personal In- oducbry Service. a confiden- t way o mac (rinds. Phone 19.1781. (041992) TTEelocled k* odudiom w nN- Ahad people baking to a long - 111111111 tsbgorwhip. Confidential. fee Information package. awaken. 723.2022 (10 aJn. - 8 m) (TF) ISTRESS Centre - Need )msone to talk 047 Can us 710 Births ;. CURRAN- DON III PAT Wish to announce thf birth of thea Grandson Michael Dale, a London's Work Hospital, April 11, 4:05 p.m. A brother lot Sarah, a nephew to John & Jodi, cousin fa Kyle and Holy. ykrre, 433-W21, 427.5939. Don't Forget - W1111111MMYrnh;Week & Mvliidle* NEWS Advertiser aassitied Dept a'tpeu for Your 011111101111111111110e every SOL 9:30 to 3:00 TO Ptfloe Your qsgied AA Rm Cal SMS PAGE 34-T= MEAS ADVMIMER SATURDAY, APRIL IS, IM WERE CELE, WITH FANT ANG SAVINGS FOR ;7 MA A ...___ _ GU! EWAN• ...6Y SPRING LAWNMOWER �+ r - = TUNE—UP SPECIAL ECORAnWCDVERINGS uoEs BLADE SHARPENING. OIL„.,P'j R WADS & CEILINGS CLEANING CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT $ (AT OUR OSHAWA STORE CM 95.0 � :! "_- ONLY2 �I�- I l f ] PARTS EXTRA ,6'k ' "'” ` j DONE ON THE PREMISES BY EXPERTS IN O OUR RENTAL DEPT. OSHAWA STORE ONIY0- O MAKE .SOBS EASIER WITH ITEMS FROM opt WELL -STOCKED -,- 9 PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER CHECK OUR PRICES - CHECK OUR QUALl • 2"x4"x8............................................ NOW ONLY 2 9 EA.4 • 2"x4" RANDOM LENGTH ....................ONLY 344 UN. FT. • 2"x6" RANDOM LENGTH ....................ONLY 55c UN. FT. • 2"x8" RANDOM LENGTH ....................ONLY 754 UN. FT. • 2"x10" RANDOM LENGTH.....................ONIY I a 'IN. FT. • 2"x12" RANDOM LENGTH.......................ONLY 1 UN FT. • 1"x6"x4' P.T........................................ NOW ONLY i is EA. • 1"x6"X5' P -T ...................................... NOW ONLY 145 EA. • 1"x6"x6' P.T...................................... NOW ONLY 17S EA. • 4"x4"x8-16' P.T.................................NOW ONLY 5 EA. • VWX8-16' RT ................................. NOW ONLY 185EA. - _ 26.9 SQ. RENTAL DEPARTMENT t • WatcrAce i -- PM PACKAGE LLER -- VA PEDESTAL Z' a.00n�.atn * LAWN RO- 56iD THESE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES: POST HOLE oNGGER �d SUMP PUMP • "WHITE CRYSTAL" �� $40/DAY • V3 H.P. MOTOR • 11/4" DISCHARGE PATTERN #1179 • THATCHER - S38/DAY -GREAT VALUE AT THIS LOW PRICE REG. 68.99 �� "0°" ' • AERIATOR - 540/DAY u REG. 84.99 • "GAY CRYSTAL" HWW RATES ARE AVAILABLE PATTERN k1221 69 OSHMA STORE ONLY REG. 72.99 SALE �... - • "BLACK PRESTIGE" Lu l� POWER MOWERS PXTM 1217 79,14Moq, 20" CUT — MODEL 801 REG. 81.99 SALE73 3.5 H.P. GAS ENGMrE _ ' v� IY BRIGGS & �.. yow wa.ranry c V SWT 1 T ON "EXAPAN" DEMONSTRATION uNASSEMESLED AT THIS LOW PRICE SAT., APR. 25 —10 TO 2 REG. 169.99 OSHAWA STORE ONLY va 12 x12 FLOOR TIS K ; J • NO -V" SES -STICK R•r�±{,y�' VINYL. TIS • TO CHOOSE MM r t` I RIONW55 EA. PORTED 99 SALE R • r r Skylightsell ML if .:iv. SPLASH GUARD • s SM /MID r" 6tGs1M by r WQ__ It VAN= IN DOM DW&CnM \ I.LdI7CalF�'� 99_: Ow 4,m. MiNwork home centre F::. 6999 DRAINAGE TUBIN4 SDLP OR PERFORATED ALL STOCK 107E OFF 1M4wm FOR EX&AWLE: 4rPERFORATED PIPE OR 4" SOLID POPE 45c..ol�r • 4" TEE DNLY 266 :.ta