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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_04_25aF".`��c �c� ' 'lot'afi,�s.«.. - tom.', �3`'•$A'�"'�'r v .. •'i('. �. m. •"'_"•®"�"N'%i v.."•Siw 7t Y. d.�'F'�,.N'?5.�'''.: • . xt+ 0'3 .....���� �rd'vr'A"�{�LaV2 rrS GOLF SEASONI +, SMI, from $1100 per yew Full Sema 7 days from $500 per yew 683-3210 kmwxleb Country Club P.O. Box 91 AJAX L1 S 3C2 Sunday, April 25, 1992 �E�S Ajax Edition MKEPJ% IMN CENW GO CAR-AZZY }CAR SHOW ►Pru 27. May 2 28 pages A Metrokmd Community Newspaper pressnx>t 37,000 w 510 + 40 GST - 55cents , Vol. 111 No. 17 Alx rinci amn�. a . uc a tor" o the Ye q r -� 2., C T Tlk` Winners to the News I Advertiser's and the Ajax Kinsmen and Kinette Club's Proud to be Canadian contest have been announced. They are Cathy Hutchinson (JK - Grade l) of St. Bernadette's School; Christine Ladewig (Grades 2-4) of St. Francis de Sales School; Marsi Lukianchuk (Grades 5-6) of Lester B_ Pearson School; Theresa Holler (Grades 7-8) of St. James School; Jessica Angus (French) of Pickering High School; and Kelly Rae (Grades 9 and up) of Picker- ing High School. The win- ning entries appear on Page 7he winners will be pre- sented with their awards at a special Proud to Be Canadian ceremony tommorrow morn- ing at the Ajax Community Centre. Inside the t{ DURHAM - An Ajax princi- pal won Educator of the Year at the 16th Annual Educators' Breakfast at Harwood Secondary School on Friday. Gail Elliott, principal of Lord Durham Public School, was hon- ored at the event sponsored by the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation (OPSTF). "Our award winner is a tire- less worker whose time and effort on behalf of children is never ending," said Duncan Jew- ell, acting deputy secretary of the provincial OPSTF. The award is given to an indi- vidual who has made an out- standing contribution to educa- tion in Durham Region. Accepting the award in front of about 300 students. trustees, parents, teachers and other bollard employees Ms. Elliott said, "This was a lot easier this morn- ing at six o'clock with my ham- ster as an audience than it is now. To say I'm honored to be ,Ajax taxes ±rise Proud to be Canadian Page 7 Letters_--------- ----A6 Billboard_ ....--.».--.-..-A16 Sports--------------- A20 Classified._..........»-.-..-- __A24 1,780% AJAX - Property owners here face a 1.78 -per cent tax increase this year for services provided by the town, after Ajax council unanimously approved a S21 - million municipal budget budget Tuesday. Councillor Susan Dulny, head of the budget advisory commit- tee, notes that represents a $10.56 tax increase for each Ajacian. For a ratepayer with a home assessed at $22.000, prop- erty taxes are S2,14038. Of that total, $593.12 pays for town ser- vices, while the rest is eaten up by school boards and the region. Mrs. Dulny says the budget is "fair and at the same time responsible; a budget that will allow (the) town to continually strive to offer the service we are proud of and at the same time See BUDGET -Page 3 chosen is certainly an understate- ment." Ms. Elliott pointed out her par- ents in the audience and told everyone that she inherited their traits. She inherited her father's per- fectionism and her mother's patience, and joked that her moth - er living all those years with a per- fectionist had to have patience. She thanked Phil Long who gave her her first job at Raglan Public School in 1971, Bill Haynes her mentor and Gene Schaaf who taught her how to work out "emotional outbursts". She gave a special message to students that they are the future, and that no matter what trends come and go in education, stu- dents will always be paramount to teachers. Students are why teach- ers do what they do. "Be happy and proud of who you are, and most of all believe in yourself," she said. n rte • v 69 Aiw 1 Tasty road trip French Immersion students studying Switzerland at Southwood Park Public School received a treat { this week by visiting Randall's Restaurant in Ajax where new Swiss chef Hugo supervised the preparation of a cheese and chocolate fondue. Taking part in the tasty outing were students (left to right) Christine Charmer, Michelle Anderson and Lisa Schultz. --photo by Celia Bronkhorst CuaMily means results -- Advedise in Ajax -Pickering News Adverlisar (683-5110) and Oshawa -Whitey Us Welt (579-44=314,000 pmmmw every Sunday ,H � �R . •lye a 'y .1 4 T. �'}` �. '..�.""�'' a -1 �K�� i:' �'Y •'R"i ,.. _. '. .W- .S �.m .3 P .3r �.. ^•n �'..''V: F�?•..�.•�.�T+Z�Ik!: .N �'yw! a���.�% ii"�.;. A. f' Y.:.� i t iiti i { 4 A Y S1. p,. -{�', t., ,�'. L'�� - �k"-.� 1 'yR�•. d. - . � ��r�. i.•, �..! .... - .. L - � .- l'v fit' . �'l `..:Z: " } ;�. !- PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, IM SPRING SPECIAL FOR ONLY EXPIRES MAY 2/92 Ontario NOW sales Ltd. ch - -as a Oidsowas 140mond St w.�Odttllrf 486-7"l 725-M1 Obi sAT. 94 PLUS TAXES MOST GM VEHICLES ... Mysrs cit.frt�ift Goo a Oidmisbrs 425 ft* St w,AO 427-2500 OPr YT. R Ai•= PJ L DON'T uET C A U ut"' H T •OL LEAKS • Engna • Tronsmsswn • Tronsior Cue • Di sw*W • BRAKES • Front Linings • Roar Rows • Drums Cables • Fkmd Leaks • Whets Beenngs • STEERING • Flud Leah • LKrkags • From Shocks • Raw Shocks Spnngs EXHAUST . muft • Pipes - Brackets • leaks LMOER FK= • Radiator • Rad Hous • Hatow Hoses • Lada • FLLID LEVELS • Engin Oi • Trans. Fluid • Ar* -ft e • Brake FkW Pow Sumn • VIPER SYSTEM • own • Washer system • Motor Opwawn • w9w • EL NGIM - sttitrirtg • `d`a LE�A o • Head Lights . Signal Lights • Parlung Lights • Tall cm cars pa - Buick • CYC Tnmcks ,Pti Kbq fL w, Oalltw (At Pak N4 436-1300 0 - Hazard Lights ' Back-up Lights . GEIERAL • Hom Operation • Two CorKktw • Right Front • Right Rear • Left Front • Left Rear • Battery Termnais i Cables • Fuel Tank Leaks • Universal. Ball 3 CV JoanslSeaks AM LUS TAXES MOST GM VEHICLES EXPIRES MAY 2/92 a.. a 01do ellft • CAdOw 1/0010 "IN K Ploglkt0 'rof FTC) te .�, RIM" ■ w" b*st w., Alsl (1 WM w a iirr00d Ails,) 688-6561 OMBWAMIG 4, Cadifto 1520 whNby 668-3304 " � r 0 Nl~ rsPor PolMiae Gus onwm i#oaraa lb" •GMC ThUft NoackMC GTredve Cowan Pontlac rtlkk 715 aid., Picilirinp 1201 ousts!: st E, Whk b�► Moors Lid. 166 lung St E., Boltlnallvilb W" PA) 666-8958 6684871 iiOU ft PNY. 2 just :Ra 623-0413 686.5936 OrIlAwrlw rOM.TtAAr. WdOdiM623-3366 831-2"M3 rlc 7 AAL - f PJL 436-2222 OPIKUT. s AJ IL-2 Pi .L "IL 7 A - f Pi YT. f AY -1 OPDt Put. RIM" ■ w" b*st w., Alsl (1 WM w a iirr00d Ails,) 688-6561 OMBWAMIG 4, Cadifto 1520 whNby 668-3304 " � r 0 PICKERING - The town will request a new survey be taken of its fire protection services for insurance purposes. The survey, conducted by the Fire Underwriters Association, is used to determine risk factors and set premium rates for residents •who buy fire insurance. The last survey was conducted in 1987, the same year that Dillon Consultants identified deficien- cies in fire department response times. Although the insurance survey identified the -need for another fire hall and some upgrades in equipment and man- power, the town's urban section received top rating, which quali- fies it for low insurance premi- ums. A lack of water hydrants and Jpumpers in the rural areas result- ed in a lower rating for those parts of Pickering. Monday night, acting mayor Maurice Brenner requested the town clerk contact the Fire LUnderwriters Association for an updated survey. Questions about the town's level of fine protection have arisen following council's decision to eliminate four firefighters in this year's budget. Council has also taken some criticism from the community for failing to build a new fire hall in the north urban part of town, as recommended by Dillon Consultants. Fire chief Steve Stewart has also been asked to report on response times and quality of ser- vice in both rural and urban Pick- ering with input from the profes- sional firefighters' association. "I think if we put all the pieces together, we'll have a fair, objec- tive assessment of our risk factors and capabilities," says Mr. Bren- ner. "People have a right to know and this is one way of ensuring we'll have the total picture." He adds he's unsure of what recommendations contained in the last insurance survey have been acted upon. Tainted food at foodbank? The public is being asked to try to donate mostly canned and bot- tled food to the Daily Bread food drive, to help deal with a contami- I nation scare. "We received an anonymous letter yesterday (Wednesday) say- ing someone had tampered with some of the food donated to the food bank," explained Daily Break director Derek Sweeney. Police are investigating the situa- tion, be said, but there is no way of being certain whether the leaer is a hoax, so it it being taken seri- ously. About 50 per cent of the donated food — packaged pasta and other items which could be In I tampered with — must now be considered suspect. At press time, Daily Bread was conferring with Health and Welfare Canada and municipal health department offt- cials to determine what should be done. Food collected so far has been impounded. "If it smells funny or looks funny, get it back to us, but don't throw it out because we want to hook at it," said Mr. Sweeney. Daily Bread is prepared if nec- essary to sort again the over one million pounds of food it has col- lected so far, and is hoping this scare will not discourage people from donating more. 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Plus patio, entry and garage doors. ire airsT yew f -'repairs; iref i g hters j4%;4.1 y� ti t: <' ` P` Sears Guaranteed Home' Impr6verrients FROM PAGE 1 for the fire department, and a .«; see an increase in the mill raw :modified sewer program for the�.y,Talk to sorr><eone you know - v�llhMs a sible Piekerin Beach area. wo ajor items in thebudget '� firefighters will start _ �� `include $730,000 for road resur- In June at a cost of $55,000 for ' :;acing and reconstruction, the rest of 1992. The budget n ' r�3S350,000 for canputer hardware ,.makes no Provisions for other - ',and software, a new bus and a stafihirings. #few Nandi -trans vehicle for the Councillors hammered out the - �` �ALL NOW tOSHAWA 725-4322- SE A M ,..'d�'9� �. 'budget Burin a 12 -sad -a -half- �"�°� ., lydoi , , , . , . , •. ,1_G QA W�+ 4 + �' �l1t1pCE 1420-5582. : ►:� �. •. _. •.... - s _ .. .ti•: r.t :i:J.'..,.. .r,ii.�/`�r;. t. ..'dot. 1,g .!!.'+.�y�.y, �:;t- i . PACE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERMER SUN ,jj APRt1. 2i. 19" - �77 niversit y courses - are p By DONNA DONALDSON breathe a little easier now that Durham Staff their programs won't be strangled DURHAM - Trent University by major cuts. students studying in Oshawa can "The continuing education pro - RC board to keep issuing re ort cards p on truant trustees DURHAM - Most separate school board trustees believe aucn- dance records make them more "accountable" to the public, but one calls the practice "infantile." Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board trustees agreed Tuesday to contin- ue recording attendance at board and committee meetings after Whitby trustee Joe Bugelli chal- lenged the "infantile" policy. "A person can sit here like a bump on a log and it doesn't show (on records)," he argued. Mr. Bugelli called the records "election ammunition" which "have nothing to do with account- ability. You do not determine accountability by counting heads. Youdo it by counting action and pro -active measures. - Nor do the records, issued twice a year, "give any rationale" for an absence. A trustee "could have been ill or attending a funeral," noted Mr. Bugelli. Pickering trustee Kevin Ashe disagreed. "You should be proud of your attendance record," he said, pointing to "appalling" records of some past trustees. "You should be lighting for increased accountabili- ty, not decreased accountability," he argued. Vice -chair Mary Zecchino, also from Pickering, believes the records should be available to interested ratepayers, as they are now. The board will consider record- ing the attendance of trustees at meetings of committees they're not on when it reviews its policy. Parents need funds for'essential work,' RC trustees told DURHAM - Catholic parents wanting to be "treated as equal part- ners" in the education of their chil- dren are urging school trustees to reconsider funding cuts to their council. Durham Regional Catholic Par- ent-Teacher Associations Council mcretary Mary Lynch says funding approval "is the board's way of rec- ognizing "tit' support into the school SY=M Last year, council fees cost the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board 51,900. This year, fees have been chopped from the board's proposed budget, expected to be passed Wednesday. The council organized work- shops this year an mouvaung chil- dren for school success, dmg aware - am and street crime, and tax assess - merit. It also hosted election forums in Pickering, Ajax and Oshawa, and is commenting on the ministry of education's proposals on restructur- ing of education. Two schools belonged to the council when it was established in Mardi 1990. it now has a member- ship of 14 schools, 12 of which are elementary and the other two sec- ondary- In the short time we have exist- ed, (and considaing) the number of very successful projects we have completed for the betterment of Catholic education, and improved communications between the par- ents and the board, we feel that it is absolutely essential we have board support in order for us to continue this essential work," Mrs. Lynch told trustees Tuesday. DURHAM - Durham Coll - lege is banging 00 to its snda,ts bice neva before,. Our dropout tate is down to 10 per gat," says college p a i- dmtGuy Pblondcy. That's down drastically from 1987 when 17 imce t of stndets dropped out. "!y*Slly the attrition rate at coUqp is as high as 30 per ceis, eqxwith the wide xwp of pablems." says Mr. Pbion- sky. 7be college is felting credit for the improvement. "llne are quite a few factors on how we get our students to stay." says Tony Rahilly, execu- tive direcbr of admissions, mgr& tratiaa and marketing. "We try more wide our marketing to give .better information up front, and we offer a k)t more counselling than before," Other popuns are in place to help gudc= stay in school, such as the Sudent Success Pmgram, -Peer tutoring. financial aid and educational assistance. . . "Every time someone does withdraw from a program we do an in-depth infiUView with them of why they withdraw." says Mr. 'ttahiny. He notes most drop out for jxnonW reasons, but some f academic or financial reasons. Mr. Rahilly says, "We'll work with them to find out what pro - grain suits them" and the college will help students maim a choice ,dint's right for diem, gram received no more cuts than anyone else did," says Helen Wal- lis, president of the Student Asso- ciation for Trent's Julian Black- burn College (which offers the Peterborough university's night courses at Durham College in Oshawa). George Nader, principal of Blackburn, claimed the universi- ty was targeting the continuing education program with harsher cuts than other units of the uni- versity. Because of his concern, Mr. Nader called a meeting April 9 at Durham College with students and university officials to discuss the proposed cutbacks. Mr. Nader told students the university had proposed an aver- age cut of 8.5 per cent across the board. However the continuing < .«r+ .'1L of t et✓'�:.,.�k F D•11h. mptj*or tits ,,I education courses would be reduced from 118 courses to 99, or by 17 per cent "I really think Trent has taken a closer look at its continuing edu- cation program," says Mrs. Wal- lis. "Our courses are not going to be cut the way they were going to be." She says students in continuing education programs (who are mostly women) have not been high on the priority list at the uni- versity in the past, and this is a big step forward. Mrs. Wallis, 60, started taking her degree 40 years ago, and just returned to university last fall. Mr. Nader says he is pleased with the outcome: courses will be reduced from 118 to 108, rather than to 99. Another positive outcome, says Mr. Nader, is that the programs will be reviewed and possibly restored rather than the original proposal of cutting, reviewing and then making further cuts. "We still hope we will be able to expand the program back to where it was prior to these cuts," he says. "It does return some posi- tive news to the Oshawa program that was threatened in the past few months." He believes the meeting of stu- dents and university officials was helpful in turning the situation around. "The tremendous turnout showed the concern of student, - and informed the president (Johoo Stubbs) and dean (David Morri- son) the needs of continuing edu- cation for students in Oshawa," says Mr. Nader. Imagine a home overlooking a ravine n- 7 / _• ,w'' t!� ���— ---- � .- ..-rain -- --- �,.� ._,,.,., _ - 3 -Bedroom Luxury Townhomes from $1391900 nclGST FANTASY... tapes t• IS tr e 7Z6 a., A home of your own by a ravine --at an of ordable price that fits your bttdg~et. The place of your dreams in an established neighborhood, with all the neceasities of We close at hand. A home where you can raise your family in comfort. ...�BECODIES FACT aooh no farther than The Gates of West Shore. D 34edrwoat tomdunnes from 0 Lft" 4ndacapias r *h a 1, 179 square feet so 1,2x3 deaknow Piny area `agin-refeer . D Alwrtai fiwwachools, day -Dane d Central err{awditiowiss 3 go—Mud" from the 401 O gift -as dishresaher p 30 nanates from downtom O Select ranine lata aeaillaWe ..:.Tara.*. 11 AJAX - Cancellation of the Ajax Recreation Advisory Coun- cil's annual awards night sent the message that volunteers are "not worth being recognized for their efforts," says the head of the group - Jim Boduch told Ajax council Tuesday night that the politicians' decision was made with a "lack of consultation with us" and has left members of the group "upset and frustrated." He said he didn't know the event had been cancelled until he read about it in newspapers. During budget deliberations on April 11, council eliminated the advisory council's annual dinner, which had a $6,000 price tag. The event is ;geld every year to recognize the efforts of a volun- teer from each of the recreation and leisure groups that make up the advisory council. Volunteers don't expect any- thing for their efforts, Mr. Boduch said, but being selected WC; an award is "the one tangible thing they can look back on." .Don Terry, a recipient of an award last year, said, -The real value isn't in the plaque you receive or what is said about you, but the message that your help is recognized, valued and apprmiat- SEARS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'That's My Mom' flyer, page 13, the ad reads 'visit the Lanwme counter and receive a sample size of Tresor perfume.' It should state 'visit the Lbwme counter and receive a Tresor bath and body sample! We apologize for the inconvenience to our customers. CHILDREN'S WEAR v `. A _ Z. Overstock Sale on Summer items 40-50% off' regular price ou dont haw b Mwe to &&b 6r U.S. ON& , The New Look of to-RR0 walk shorltft ibDAKOTA BLUE m $be$ 8.18 •,,00,O,�odi.. aiaM...r,.00matr. THESE KIDS! ,n ow mawron M ed." Mr. Boduch said work began on the event in January, but it wasn't until March that parks and recreation director Tom Flood suggested the advisory council put its plans on hold. "He said he'd feel more com- fortable if we waited until after the budget, but at no time did we know we were on the chopping block," Mr. Boduch said. When asked if the awards night could be held every other year, Mr. Boduch said he'd have to consult with the advisory coun- cil's executive, but he'd prefer it be held annually. Council referred the matter to the April 30 meeting of the bud- get advisory committee. Town treasurer Greg Kirkbride said the $6,000 cost wouldn't have any impact on the 1992 tax increase of 1.78 per cent. THB Ntt W ADVERTMM SUNDAX, AFRII.12fy 191112 -PAGE S You .find, AJAx - What is high school like? If you're a Grade 8 student heading off to Archbishop Denis O'Connor out • Catholic High School next year, you and your parents are invited to an infonrra- tion meeting at the school, at 80 Mandrake St., Wednesday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m. • at D()'C 1 There will be a chance to tour the school and meet staff members. ARE YOU EMPLOYED AND PREPARED FOR TODAY'S WORKPLACE CHALLENGES? The Durham Region Action Committee for Training is offering courses for employed people This is a terrific bmnirtg opportunity to position yourself for the firture. The following courses will be offered at Durham College, Oshawa. Cadd (Drafting) Basic May 25 - July 13 Monday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Communications May 14, 21 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Social Service Industry) June 4, 11 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Computer Machine Control May 5 -July 6 Tues/Thur 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (Basic) Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. PC in Business May 12 - June 30 Tues/Thur 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. PC in the Workplace May 25 - June 22 Mon/Wed 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. PC for Managers May 28 - June 18 Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Book keeping Basic May 21 - June 22 Mon/Thur 2:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Member companies - Fee for employees is Non-member companies - Employees can $5350 (GST incl.) per person per course, payable enrol by paying $6935 (GST incl.), to Durham Region ACT. Member companies non-refundable. receive a SM. refund upon successful course completion. Company memberships areS69.55 REGISTER NOW. (GST incl.) per fiscal year. Call Dunham Region ACT at 430-8511. (t M n stry 0_�_ Ilk rV DURHAM Fx1.L �� . 6 L .. , Ontario Congratulations! to the following Pickering Town Centre Shopper's who have won one of many Easter draws'. EASTER "EGG" DRAW - WINNER OF A'500 SHOPPING SPREE Congratulations to Mrs. Clem Faust of Pickering who will be shopping to her heart's content at the Pickering Town Centre. EASTER COLORING CONTEST Thank you to the 200 children who entered the Pickering Town Centre's Easter Coloring Contest. And the winners were: 1 st place- Andrew Cretzman, Whitby ($50 gift certificate) 2nd place - Meagan Pearce, Pickering ($ao gift certificate) 3rd place - Joshua Yuen, Scarborough ($30 gift certificate) EASTER HUNT (APRIL 18) Three names were drawn from the more than 1,000 children who took part in the Pickering Town Centre's Easter Hunt. They are: Joan Rachoff, Oshawa Diane Canzius, Scarborough Tabitha & Cassandra Radwan, Whitby . Each received a $50 gift certificate. The merchants of the Pickering Town Centre would like to ",thank everyone who entered a ballot or participated in one of ..our many Easter events. ONLY EVERY BEST! 1,.-:.._t. .. .«_...« -..a.3".«. « S-Te't«�''.---a:. F... .-.. :,�..... -, - .0 .....-9_..: .: •.-, -. .... ...Y-�»v�^�m�a"F*'w, _ t�. - i• LY•a v ..a.... :�� F. ... ). -. �.•• . _ -.. w.ww.w•w_--_. _...... �.-.�.—�.wn...w.-.�.e �. �1 ..-.�fiiY .. .:"�i.,Y•R.•-/+51f"ia{...ir ,i�i a..:�+,� —_—.� �.+..._�... ��._. r, PACE s.THE NEWS ADVQTMM SUNMY. ARIL 26, IM Opinlcn;� 4. An.0 ly reminder • LMKJN'FOR There's a bright side to everything. � � A GOODInME? On Wednesday, the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto received an o D o anonymous letter from a sick person. a a • The letter warned that food sent to the Daily Bread had been tampered s r o 4 with. / 1 • . Why anyone would want to threaten or cause harm to an operation ' • % that's only goal is to help hungry people is beyond reason. • `4 Countless hours have been put in by volunteers and donators to ensure J • v that approximately 150,000 needy people in the Greater Toronto Area have food on their table - for a short time at least. Now, volunteers will be needed to re -sort food if necessary, looking for any signs of tampering. And, the food sorting will be slowed down to a r ,� halt as volunteers go from furiously packing boxes to examining closely ` every box of food they insert. • An optimistic outlook would be that this scare has brought to the fore- D front, possibly more than ever, that there are hungry people in our commu- nity. O ":3• And, to remind everyone that the food bank fell short by almost half of what they needed to collect and was forced to extend its drive. Durham residents were responsible for donating 110,000 pounds of o food. That's 10,000 pounds more than what Durham gave last year. But, it's still not enough. It's fortunate that local residents have been so generous in their giving. But, those who haven't yet given even one tin of food should think hard when they sit down for a hearty meal at supper tonight. Let's use this unfortunate situation with the contamination scare to " • 1• as remind us that it's sad enough people in our community have to use food p• banks to survive - even sadder that someone would threaten those who w i .>. have the least :::... Let's use the situation to fight back and give a little more. Even when the drive ends, donations are always welcome. 10 a 4) Letters � Voters urged to come out in Ward 3 To the editor, An ode to Ward 3: Tis time to vote again in Ward 3, as John Price he bit the dust In most locales this would sig- nal all parties to wipe away the political rust. No treed for that in Ajax town, as we have the Kinsmen and Team Witty. To be elected you must belong to both, or they will show you no pity. Cause unless you're one of the team, they won't let you play in the game. The likes of Atkinson and Anderson will slander your good frame. Forget the issues, your point of view, or what your skills may fix. Can you vote as told? Do you wear the pin? then their support will total six. The names have changed but the vote's the same, 6-2 for you know who. They blame any dissent on spe- cial interest groups who dare to voice a differing view. Twelve million more for a better waterplant site. No' no! the tax rate will climb too high. But approve eight to 10 for Pickering Beach sewers, so that the building freeze will die. After all you know, we must build and grow, to keep the membership strong. With the mayor onside and the voters asleep, we'll elect only those who belong. And those other towns can do their thing, and play their political party games. "In Kinsmen we trust" is the battle cry to ensure that things stay the same. Will Ward 3 voters go along, or will saner beads prevail? With only 30 per cent turnout atom Raiders To the editor, As another hockey season draws to a close it is time to say "thanks" from the Ajax/Pickering Minor Atom Raiders to the coaching staff and sponsors — Bob Meyers Chev- Olds and Bell Canada for a success- ful and most importantly, fun sea- son. So to head coach John Winder and assistants Ernie Brooks and Don Steenson, as well as manager Mike Virostek and those on -ice vol- unteers, statisticians and fund-rais- ers, a special thank you from the boys and their parents for all the time and effort put into this long season. 1Miww Atm Raiders, Ajax expected to vote, it won't take much to make a sale. For the sake of the town and all things fair, Let's hope Witty and the Kinsmen leave cryin' It would be nice for a change to elect a Rotarian, a Shriner, or could we hope for a Lion. But keep in mind public of Ward 3, although that prospect may be hard to beat. Poor government comes when good citizens sit on their hands, instead of standing on their feet. Bill Mairs, Ajax Withholding taxes irrational To the editor, In defence of Councillor Anderson, re: letter to the editor from Paul Vidlak, I take exception to the comments made by Mr. Vidlak. Anyone that would support an individual like Mr. York has not done his homework on the subject for, in fact, the withholding of pay- ment of taxes is costing the tax- payers more in taxes and is not the right way to address any proposed increases in taxes. It is individuals like Mr. York who should be answering to the taxpayers if, as a result of their actions, the Town of Ajax has to borrow more money to cover expenses. With over 20,000 property tax- payers in the Town of Ajax who Pay their taxes and who also feel their taxes are too high, is it fair that people like Mr. York (and per- haps Mr. Vidlak) get services for nothing while riding the backs of property taxpayers who do pay their taxes? Mr. Anderson and other coun- cillors were elected to their posi- tions by the taxpayers based on their abilities and what they have done in the past. I have watched Mr. Anderson represent us and I feel he is doing an excellent job. If anything, Mr. Vidlak is expressing his arrogance by referring to our regional representatives as good- for-nothings. I trust that other individuals reading Mr. Vidlak's letter will not act in the irrational manner sug- gested. E_ d Zak �+Iax News Advertiser The erdke c"" The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical lre Nein Adwrwer. Are.- AOL Ontario LIS �, � TM "° �nln0. issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our read- HUGH NKNOLSONt - Adv ManoBer s, a „�„ a aw oarou,lrtu 0010 nwnPaoe. w,r,ekndes ers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- r Is pro- A�� :information. sorra and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News A Metrdorxi COmmurtity Newspaper by -40 and unauthhorrizzed Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by ` FAX to 683-7363. navisooM -""Ito anockin Champion. k ,apo 60. Nath York Mkor. Nortx•np•na>a Nara. Ook%ee Mawr. Orta Tador. Oenawa/VMiltby their thing, and play their political party games. "In Kinsmen we trust" is the battle cry to ensure that things stay the same. Will Ward 3 voters go along, or will saner beads prevail? With only 30 per cent turnout atom Raiders To the editor, As another hockey season draws to a close it is time to say "thanks" from the Ajax/Pickering Minor Atom Raiders to the coaching staff and sponsors — Bob Meyers Chev- Olds and Bell Canada for a success- ful and most importantly, fun sea- son. So to head coach John Winder and assistants Ernie Brooks and Don Steenson, as well as manager Mike Virostek and those on -ice vol- unteers, statisticians and fund-rais- ers, a special thank you from the boys and their parents for all the time and effort put into this long season. 1Miww Atm Raiders, Ajax expected to vote, it won't take much to make a sale. For the sake of the town and all things fair, Let's hope Witty and the Kinsmen leave cryin' It would be nice for a change to elect a Rotarian, a Shriner, or could we hope for a Lion. But keep in mind public of Ward 3, although that prospect may be hard to beat. Poor government comes when good citizens sit on their hands, instead of standing on their feet. Bill Mairs, Ajax Withholding taxes irrational To the editor, In defence of Councillor Anderson, re: letter to the editor from Paul Vidlak, I take exception to the comments made by Mr. Vidlak. Anyone that would support an individual like Mr. York has not done his homework on the subject for, in fact, the withholding of pay- ment of taxes is costing the tax- payers more in taxes and is not the right way to address any proposed increases in taxes. It is individuals like Mr. York who should be answering to the taxpayers if, as a result of their actions, the Town of Ajax has to borrow more money to cover expenses. With over 20,000 property tax- payers in the Town of Ajax who Pay their taxes and who also feel their taxes are too high, is it fair that people like Mr. York (and per- haps Mr. Vidlak) get services for nothing while riding the backs of property taxpayers who do pay their taxes? Mr. Anderson and other coun- cillors were elected to their posi- tions by the taxpayers based on their abilities and what they have done in the past. I have watched Mr. Anderson represent us and I feel he is doing an excellent job. If anything, Mr. Vidlak is expressing his arrogance by referring to our regional representatives as good- for-nothings. I trust that other individuals reading Mr. Vidlak's letter will not act in the irrational manner sug- gested. E_ d Zak �+Iax News Advertiser The erdke c"" JQANNE ltlRC11/1RDT- 6dilaan-Chief COMES -Ma XlgirgEdlbr lre Nein Adwrwer. Are.- AOL Ontario LIS �, � TM "° �nln0. of the Mews HUGH NKNOLSONt - Adv ManoBer s, a „�„ a aw oarou,lrtu 0010 nwnPaoe. w,r,ekndes r Is pro- A�� erh*g prer�Ra,e,k,o News Adwrw. Avco earnr»c cantle A&mr Guardian. 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Mal erba40on raftsIn Canoaac 1 yaG $70 0 01 P I R O u D TNF NFA AnVV!IrM§1 WAFTIAV A[PKInL 21L 11992 -PAGE 7 to be CANADIANDIAN Life is Canada I am proud to be a Canadian because... I am free. Free to choose my path in life. Freedom is Canada. I am educated. Educated enough so I can follow my dreams. Education is Canada. I am rich. Rich in the heart, rich in the mind. Wealth is Canada. I am loved. Loved by my friends, family, and the world surrounding me. Love is Cana- da. I am happy. Happy with what I see, happy with where I have been. Happiness is Canada. I am proud to be a Canadian because... I am alive. Alive to learn what others seek to find. Life is Canada. Marsi Lukianchuk, Lester B. Pearson School Nice parks, good dentists I'm proud to be Canadian because we have nice warm homes. We keep our environment clean. We build nice parks and we have good dentists. There are many ideas in my head. Many things I've real- ized. A pride in my country, I'm beginning to embrace. The sad thing is, it is all new. And I have had to ]cam the hard way. .Most people in this nation have a negative outlook. Noth- ing is going right. Things are .managed the wrong way, and our 'managers' aren't giving us what we want. Give us what we want. The future generation won't improve the hurting situation. :More selfish than the last, exulting in unity, national strength, and freedom — is uncool. They are wrong. In less than three months, I am moving to Colorado, United States of America. All my life I've lived in the 'outskirts' of T.O. So I begin to look around. Step out of my small world, for a momentary glance. I'm shocked. I don't know what I will be entering when I arrive in Colorado. And sadly cnou,h, I have just found out what I am leaving behind. Canada, second largest coun- try in the world, laden with manv natural resources. But there is so much more' «qty am I proud to be Cana- dian'' We are free, although most people take it for granted. We are ambassadors for world peace. Something that can be achieved if more people start caring, and more effort, not money, is put forward. Step out of your small world for a moment. Feel the sun shining down. Take a deep breath. This is Canada. Ke]]v Rae, Pickering; Hirth Sch(x)l Peaceful and free A tough question that you ask, Needs thought: Canadian I've been from my His line had status, prestige and graces. But lost it all, except for love and stubborn pride And luck. They nearly died. All ruins there, ties broken, he washed up here, made a new life and as his token Of faith in this land, had me. So I'm proud of this nation My people helped build; Although it's not perfect nor ever will be. We take care of our own and live Peaceful and free. Theresa Holler St. James School My country is rich with resources I am proud to be Canadian because we have beautiful scenery like Niagara Falls, and the Rocky Mountains and the Northern lights. I am also proud to be Canadi- an because we have two lan- guages; they are French and English. We also have rabbits, deers, racoons, geese and beavers. The maple leaf is a symbol of my country. The red on the flag represents Atlantic and Pacific. The points on the leaf represents the ten provinces and two terri- tories. The white represents purity. My country is rich with resources like water, minerals, and trees. The population is made up of native people who give us our heritage and people from all over the world which give us a rich blend of culture. My mother is from Italy, my father is from Germany. I was born in Nova Scotia and I am very proud of that. I hope it always stays this way. Christine Ladewig, St. Francis de Sales School first breath motheher'srn` o.e Mon Canada An And tier's and tier's and tier's Back a century and more Mon Canada Wimporte quelle race, since First my line touched Cana - Il y a des choses au Canada je peux croire en n'impo rte shore. qui me font sourire qui quelle religion, They came for excitement Les montagnes si hauts et si je peux parler n-importe and land and wealth Mancs Les prairies si grands et si quelle langue. je peux pratiquer n'importe They carved out a country, used deception and stealth plats 9ueB coutumes, And courage, and grit and Les lass si bleu et si frais Et je vais encore recevoir des humour and love Tellement beau, tellement sourires They laughed and they mar- des gets dans la rue. . xied and with help from above -. Mais tout cels, ce West pas Dans mors Canada, = They prospered, had kids mat Canada je peux devenir docteur, avo- who had kids Mon Canada, c'est les gens, Vicat, joumaliste _. And eventually me.' la culture. Je peux rester chez moi et Men from my mother's side. C'est la liberte d'expression garder mes enfants In two World Wars did fight C'est la democratie.. Dans mon Canada, and almost die ;s::% et les droits egaux. " it y a de grandes villes avec But lived, to see victory; C'est l'opportunite, pour tout beaucoup de choses a faire And by living ordinary lives le monde. De la musique canadien a To write a page of history. C'est I'acceptance! ecouter, My father in his youth came Dans mon Canada, de ]'art canadien a regarder, a here je n'ai pas pour d'etre moi- apprecier, And stayed and stayed until meme et, surtout, les gens canadiens one year Je peux marcher a n'import- avec qui on vit. He was Canadian. - ou, je peux avoir des amis de Jessica Angus, Pickering High School Through him I'm tied to ancient places, ., His line had status, prestige and graces. But lost it all, except for love and stubborn pride And luck. They nearly died. All ruins there, ties broken, he washed up here, made a new life and as his token Of faith in this land, had me. So I'm proud of this nation My people helped build; Although it's not perfect nor ever will be. We take care of our own and live Peaceful and free. Theresa Holler St. James School My country is rich with resources I am proud to be Canadian because we have beautiful scenery like Niagara Falls, and the Rocky Mountains and the Northern lights. I am also proud to be Canadi- an because we have two lan- guages; they are French and English. We also have rabbits, deers, racoons, geese and beavers. The maple leaf is a symbol of my country. The red on the flag represents Atlantic and Pacific. The points on the leaf represents the ten provinces and two terri- tories. The white represents purity. My country is rich with resources like water, minerals, and trees. The population is made up of native people who give us our heritage and people from all over the world which give us a rich blend of culture. My mother is from Italy, my father is from Germany. I was born in Nova Scotia and I am very proud of that. I hope it always stays this way. Christine Ladewig, St. Francis de Sales School PAGES -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDA%ARD.24 IM It's Educati*on'' Week at PTC PICKERING - Cheerleaders, bands, dancers and more talent from local schools will be high- lighted at the Pickering Town Centre during Education Week, which begins Monday. Following is a schedule of events. • Monday - Elementary schools and Pickering Museum Village will host displays all day; Glengrove Public School will rehearse Oliver from 10:30 a.m. to noon in the centre court; Dunbarton High School's Math Reach Team shows its skills from 10:30 a.m. to noon near Sears, the Dunbarton Jazz Ensemble performs from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the centre court; and Southwood Park school offers two choir performances in the centre court from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Tuesday - Elementary schools and Pickering Museum Village host displays all day; Dunbarton High School show- cases cheerleaders and a drama presentation in the centre court from 10:30 a.m. to noon: and the Vaughan Willard Folk Dancers, Singers and Primary Choir entertain in the centre court from 1:30 to 3 p.m. • Wednesday - Displays by elementary schools and Picker- ing Museum Village all day; a drama presentation will be offered by Ajax High School in the centre court from 10:30 a.m. to noon; and Southwood Park school presents two bands in the centre court from 1:30 to 3 p.m. - Thursday - Elementary schools and Pickering Museum Village host displays all day; Fairport Beach school entertains with folk dancing in the centre court from 10 to 11 a.m. and from 2 to 3 p.m. - Friday - Displays hosted by elementary schools and Picker- ing Museum Village all day; folk dancing, drama and band performances will be offered by Lincoln Avenue school from 10:30 a.m. to noon in the centre court; and Ajax High School presents singers and bands in the centre court from noon to 3 p.m. Register now for Durham College Continuous Learning Courses There is something for everyone Courses begin the week of April 27, 1992 To register, cal 436-1100 (Vea and Mcio -card occwted) W DURHAM ART In Celebration of Earth Day - Den Mother - Wolf Family by Carl Brenders $370" PRINT ONLY p`7$47500 FRAMED Z -Art Gallery Glendaie Lierketptam 1900 Dixie Rd., Pickering 837-0144 DIXIE RO - . ♦ Q1Z to 6 e - A SPECIAL OFFER FOR HONDA OWNERS ioTUNE-UP Sp $ 95 Reg. 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Its Ajax area, then called Pickering at the age of 25 years in 1866. forgotten. Only because of the --McKay house has it been able to future, however, is very uncertain. Township, in the mid -1830s. A Another son, Angus, was quite a few years later with wife Mar- ,prominent figure in Western garet Broadbent, Donald moved Canada, and was referred to as to lands on the north side of the "Grand Old Man from Kingston Rd. (now Hwy. 2) just Saskatchewan". In 1887, he was east of Pick- appointed ering Beach Superintendent Rd. where a of the Dominion log cabin, Farm at Indian barn and car" ,Gty�rtQ H e a d nage shed LUJ Saskatchewan, had been LIA I Iand was later erected by a LLM r• tmy recognized for previous ten- AJAX UCAC JJ his valuable ant. Donald work by the and Mar- University of garet lived in the log cabin, Saskatchewan and bestowed the started a family, and worked the honorary degree of Doctor of fertile land for many years prior "w, to purchasing all 200 acres in ' The McKay house in 1882 1853. sustained a fire. The interior of Typical of the agricultural the house did suffer some dam - land in this area, each spring age, however, it is believed most thaw brought new and annoying of the woodwork and staircase in boulders to the surface in the the home is original to the crop fields. These hunks of gran- dwelling. ite would be collected and set The house is on a site in tran- aside for the construction ofsition, owned by a developer and stone foundations and/or a stone awaiting redevelopment. It has, house. A log house provided protection from the elements, but a stone house reflected a person's success in the commu- nity. EIn 1854, Douala McKay built EXHAUST RIARE-SPCimhis family an impressive two- storey stone home on their land. PIPES The care and craftsmanship of a Scottish or British stone mason t is apparent in the front facade, for the large stones are squared and lined in courses with small- er, flatter stones filling the nar- row cavities between. The back .and side walls, as well as theFROM walls of the summer kitchen, are $1000 THE PLACEiR TNconstructed of rubble s little; theo0 IT • �V*,OU ELF stone is laid with very little cut- sa. � • ting and no attempt to create courses. Sinc The McKay house, also known as Chamacy, is unique to the Ajax area but faces an uncertain future. c the front of the dwelling ,y r was visible from Kingston Rd.,�its consistent grey quality is a stark REPLACEMENT construction was expensive detailed. McKay house is unique5" COL KS`and M ):7r ;The to the Ajax area for, in addition MUFFLEN T8 to local fieldstone being used as ; ~ FAN CLUTCHES a building material, Kingston PARTS CHEV 306.360 ve limestone is prevalent through - 111 out. It is believed the ships fromTN PINES lintels and for the small filler BRAKE Kingston `ted Kingston stone as ballast. when entering AIR FRESHNERS DISC BRAKES SHOES port in Pickering, the limestone was dropped Picker- t , ROTORS Irm """` "" _ and quality 70 i ,granite in the front facade. The stone dwelling, also sL Wwm ing lumber produced in the mills on Duiims Creek would be used ONLYeach WM 1650 as ballast on the trip back to PADS a" eftel .. Kingston. This limestone's very ,y r 11M consistent grey quality is a stark REPLACEMENT A COL AUTO ; contrast to local fieldstone and *a,t1 BODY ; was used in the construction of PARTS the McKay hoose as an accent in FROM lintels and for the small filler p CAIS >� � an, air 011111 ON IIOTOIRt LOW PRICES stone between the larger spewed ave :� �' , cm v; :'M 41119 11111 11111 41111 111111 411111 41111 i ,granite in the front facade. The stone dwelling, also ,- a«....w.... A PAIN 6 C ; s'ar known as Charnachy after the village in Scotland where Don- ald McKay was born, is impor- PADS 10W E nd 0 tor'`",ar ,,,�,,, It ■ TSION IFILTERS as s uair Tauac �aa� sTAMM111 AT 600 4 REBWT00 FM PULM�rz1 16NITION WIM w S HJFLt. Rant to Ajax as it is the only .a iron eACKNG 0',,,,� "" si home is Ajax featured in the �ar"w"s'- P� tt PLATEUUM 1877 County of Ontario Atlas. t•C �• CNt� FOR A110ST enn ostts �1�'� „•,�, The sketch in the atlas illustrates .F.' W _ #,, ... Mond+. `�"�'1111411116nummu the McKay house as a very METALIC FrM ;,,;,.., M,�or attractive and productive estate. SM 4,11"M $1600 Today, the laneway still "" approaches the home centrally,. then awes to the right. Donald and Margaret McKay raised four stats and two daugh- TOLL FREE • i s ; i i • • . • r ters in this home. Their son, ���7���� s s • • William, was a captain with the h i .. •��.'•-mss+' :� ! a�a�lEs . mus occHwNca: r«t o�enesAR�TERStiaunss. F. s tae: .e NWAS: MON -W 7�M a L - i p.a SATIMDAY RM as . 4m pm C `• ,y r 11M REPLACEMENT A AUTO ; BODY ; PARTS Plus a Full Lina of Body Strop SuPPlias ; ' Ca0 For LOW PRICES FOR MOST APPLICATIONS , 111111 41119 11111 11111 41111 111111 411111 41111 TSION IFILTERS as s uair Tauac �aa� sTAMM111 AT 600 4 REBWT00 FM PULM�rz1 16NITION WIM w S HJFLt. Rant to Ajax as it is the only .a iron eACKNG 0',,,,� "" si home is Ajax featured in the �ar"w"s'- P� tt PLATEUUM 1877 County of Ontario Atlas. t•C �• CNt� FOR A110ST enn ostts �1�'� „•,�, The sketch in the atlas illustrates .F.' W _ #,, ... Mond+. `�"�'1111411116nummu the McKay house as a very METALIC FrM ;,,;,.., M,�or attractive and productive estate. SM 4,11"M $1600 Today, the laneway still "" approaches the home centrally,. then awes to the right. Donald and Margaret McKay raised four stats and two daugh- TOLL FREE • i s ; i i • • . • r ters in this home. Their son, ���7���� s s • • William, was a captain with the h i .. •��.'•-mss+' :� ! a�a�lEs . mus occHwNca: r«t o�enesAR�TERStiaunss. F. s tae: .e NWAS: MON -W 7�M a L - i p.a SATIMDAY RM as . 4m pm C `• Red Cross seeks volunteers for emergency plan AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Picker- ing branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society is seeking volunteers to coordinate a registration process in the event of an emergency. Branch manager Donna Hutton explains that, if residents were evacuated or stricken by natural disaster such as an earthquake, volunteers would be needed to work at evacuation centres. They would record the names and addresses of resi- dents coming into the centre so relatives and friends in other parts of the country could call and find out if their loved ones were safe. The Red Cross is offering a three-hour training session for volunteers. Partici- pants will learn how to deal with dis- tressed people and how to complete the registration and inquiry process. Training sessions will be held Saturday, May 9 and Saturday, May 30 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the St. John Ambu- lance headquarters in the Harwood Place Mall, Ajax. For more information or to register, call Ms. Hutton at 420-3383 or Fran Harsell at 723-2933. 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 sch"b" CALLAS OFTEN moon 14mm"" W"C4 oaks %,w& sew CIN.M ASYOU WANT! '°. W*b , cwmiq Woobin TALK AS LONG. "'~°" AS YOU LIKE! : FOR _ f . , r� - �� Vlus AM Toraw Esth"s only per month �V= &uNoAM,�Wnwam � MetroWl D RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL SERVICES A DNOCN OF 964W7 Cr4m Io w.rED s- w Ca or via Your Lnew nw l . SAFE & SOUND WE COMPLY WITH CRTC AND i y PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ;; •.SELL CANADA TARIFFS , . .... 798-7080 J4 4 1Pwc6In 12 -THE NEWS ADYBn7SQ SUNDAY.Alta 26. lm 111 S CALL TOLL FREE 1 -800 -463 -SPAS Sp (463-7727) �ccyo' FyFs J. �{� l i • U n,,' .'"tomand i1cluded Auction field by (MACMILLAN AUCTIONS N:I kyl1:3 01 BIG _ 3/,,H.P. a a AUCT/ON STARTS yIA. Md OVEN 50POOLMTS TO BE AUC M LINEAR FEET SHOWN IN BRACKETS 1 - 24' Round (72 L. F) + 2 - 22' Round (64 L. F) • 1 - 12'x24' Octagon (69 L. F.) * 1 - 16'x29' Martinque (79 L. F.) 1 - 14'x28' Martinque (69 L. F.) + 3 - 17x33' Oval (86 L. F) + 1 - 12'x39' Oval (86 L. F) + 2 - 15'x30' Octagon (76 L. F) 1 - 17x39' Oval (90 L. F) + 2 - 16'x32' Rect. (96 L. F.) + 4 - 15'x30' K dney (75 L. F) *2- 18'x36' Lazy "L' (96 L. F.) 1 - 23'x43' Lazy 'L'(1 19 L. F.) + 1 - 20'x40' Rect. (120 L. F.) + 1 - 18'x36' Square "L" (118 L. F) + 2- 15'x30' Octagon (76 L. F.) 1 - 21 ' Octagon (64 L. F) • 3 - 19'x34' Kidney (86 L. F.) ♦ 2- 16'x28' Crescent (75 L. F) *2- 16'x34' Muskoka (84 L F) 1 - 19'x41 ' Islander (108 L. F.) • 1 - 20'x40' Roman (110 L. F.) + 1 - 16'x30' Rect (92 L. F) + 3 - 16'x39' Lazy -L'(_98 LF) Plus many more coming (CALL TODAY FOR FUL2 LIST OF POOLS Hel 's how It works... .Have Your Pool installed Example: 16'X 32' KIDNEI' by one of these INS-MLL1170N 82 UNEAR 1•"1: X 65.00... $5.330 quaiffied ems■ N r 3' DECK APPROX. 300 Sg. FT. X 5.00 ... $ 1.500 POOL g SPA ELEGANCE PUMP ........ ....__..--------------------------------- ___._$299.95 BRIAN LLOYD 948-8228 OAKVILLE FILTER...... __............................. ..............••".... $269.95 LADDER ...... _..... ................. .....•....•_.........__.__$164.95 ALDO'S POOLS STEPS .......................... -___---_-----------------------$649.95 ALDO PETROCELLI 459-7180 MALTON j ROLLER ..................................................... ..._._$199.95 THREE SEASON'S POOLS BROM/NATOR..... ...... ................................... . _..599.95 NIK LIOUGAS 478-4972 MARKHAM SOLAR BLANKET ............................................. $99.95 INSTALLATION: WINTER COVER ............. _.......................•....••.... $99.95 $65 per linear ft. includes Fully escavated pool and removal of fill, instalabon of steel TOTAL: $8.714.60 panels, concrete bottom with plaster coat. If you pay $3,500' for the kit your total cost for an liner installalim. ali plumbing, tut back fig, installed, inground pool would be only $12,214.60 equipment hook-up and complete pool operation instructions. Installation Price anywhere else with the same insta/13Lon guaranteed for 1 year by installers. crew and you'd pay $17,500... CONCRETE DECK: YOU SAVE $5�„ $5 per re ft. Price includes removal 4' cora rete, wire �.mesh reinforced, removal of forms and 'Example only Auclion price could be less' more man $3.soe expansion cutting. F1 20...............M~W 24- .............:3199' UJAM I MY ALPHA 1 1$'_20'- 21995 .` 9_991. ,� 14'-16 ......................... � .� M 0 10 ■ 1• I. 1 WA FROST 3 STEP Includes Anchors 95 164 2 Lights �� 14X2a..84N P" 9'0 C"w &mx ... _..... 16x32...........99" 14x28 16x32 20x34 $9 22x38 995 18x36.........; 395 18x36 24x421395 Vx4o....... 16995 2ox4o 2sx461690 a A •l: 6' Straight 6' CurvedW 255,-- 000 BTU S9 00 1, Mit SPA �+� v nib VVttK"b SUFEK SFECIALS LEAN GROUND FIREMANIS STORE MADE BEEFPEPPER STEAK HOT & SWEET 79 � ITALIAN. AU SAGE $2 99 99 $3.95 Kg $6.59 Kg. $�j Kg CANADA GRADE "A" FROM OUR DELI FROM OUR DELI NEW YORK BLACK FOREST ROAST BEEF STRIPLOIN STEAKS '��.'HAM 88¢ �.RRgoo T �" 'Ib. loo V V gm. $1 . 1 kg. $3.99 lb. $3.9916. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. PRODUCE OF U.S.A. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. ICEBERG LETTUCE GREEN BEANS BARTLETT PEARS 39¢ 79¢1b. • Each $218 Kg $1.4 Kg NABOB GROUND -CwPLUS BEATRICE 2% MILK COFFEE UIT DRINKS�ml) 4 Litre Bag) (300 gm. pkg. ��� A 4ea�e 3�limit9 per ,�.�lPkg. 4.�,9Aof $50.00 or more, .excluding Tobacco Prices EffectiveHCKW April 26tL-May 2nd. 1992 SATURDAY 320 HARWOOD AVE. .sPAL `"" -.619-0228 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. APRIL 26, Ifl2 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT �1 Goodan takes t theplatei n The Babe THE BABE (PG): John Goodman plays the legendary baseball figure George Herman Ruth. He was a bawdy, free spirit who embodied the lifestyle of the Roaring '20s. Kelly McGillis plays Babe's second wife and the woman who tries to put him back on the right track when his career appeared to be on the decline. THUNDERHE ART (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 Gra- ham Greene. WHITE MAN CAN'T JUMP (AA): Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson team up in this witty, fast-moving flick about street basketball 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- tal figure skater who can't get along with her partners. Call it The Taming of the Shrew on ice. NEWSIES (PG): This new :musical from Walt Disney studios tells the story of the boys who hawked newspapers on the streets of New York at the turn of the century. 'I RAIGHT TALK IPG►: After Letting tired from her job as a dance instructor at the Slide 'n Glide Dance Studio, Shirlce Kenyon (Doll) 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 Alk t the movies..: 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. SLEEPWALKERS (PG): * East * featuring Neat and Tidy: fjO kicked out of the be busband'Sidney and to with her girlfriend' :W.. :t a slob. ..What>, 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. ARTICLE 99 (PG): Keifer 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. --John Duarte CALL THIS_ AREA OAKVILLE � ;SCFIOMBEiiG Nt R.O iNELGROQ��`�O��KING C ice BRAMPTON � �ED � \`T}10RNHILL - t1N10NVl E VVI arum [-wI KSON lLE CiJ1Rf�1pHT MARKHAM PICKERING FOR A FIXED LOW MONTHLYPAY MENT OFPer Month Pw Month ' \95 * 1 Is�AU RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS Call As Often ) As You Wish And Talk As Long As You Like x : c - "We Cbmply With CRTC and Bell Canada Tariffs', iALLA ACCESS ", OSHAWA TORONTO 604-3404 " SHAWA CENTRE NEWMARKET 853-7000 "SHOPS=PTOP" RICHMOND . Eli X686 1237 HILL 508 7373 IF BUSY �nnn GEORGETOWN 973-6600 ane -- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAX APfttZ2f, 1"2 -TACE 15 an finances.retirement for ......... .....:f........ {:.:. years "My greatest fear is that I'll outlive my money." Whoever said that may have been jesting, but protecting financial assets is no laughing matter for retired people. The ability to maintain purchasing power is being challenged by the spectre of inflation. For retired individuals a high inflation rate translates to an erosion in income from pensions, annuities and investments and, in turn, an erosion of lifestyle. J. Kevin Donovan, a certified financial planner who specializes in counseling retired investors, says retired individuals face a higher inflation rate because of "hidden" increases. Examples cited by Donovan of "hidden increases" within the Consumer Price Index include hospitals and related services, medical care, gasoline and automobile repair. "Even if the real inflation rate really was 4.6 per cent, (the 1989 figure) over five years, that represents a 23 per cent loss in buying power," says Donovan. "In 10 years, the drop would be 46 of his or her money invested only in interest-bearing per cent." investments does The 'real' return on investment is not have much disposable income after inflation and taxes," says the rate on the investment less the Donovan. cost of inflation and less taxes, What should retirees do? Donovan counsels Donovan. For example, an offers this advice: investment return of 8 per cent for an individual in the 28 per cent tax - Be careful of investments offering high rates of return. bracket would be calculated at 8 per - Build a conservative, diversified cent less 4.6 per cent inflation, or and balanced portfolio that will 3.4 per cent less taxes of 2.2 per maximize the rate of return. The cent for a `real' rate of return of portfolio should include Treasuries, only 1.2 per cent. bonds and equities - individual Because most retired people are stocks and mutual funds. conservative in their investments, - Plan ahead. Don't wait until the financial planner feels, they inflation places you in a position often rely heavily on interest- where you can't make ends meet to oriented investments. "They use do something about your investment very safe, fixed income investments portfolio. and hope for the best," he says. "But as illustrated, inflation will eat away at those returns. A person retiring today with a fixed income of $30,000 will only have $15,000 in purchasing power in 10 years, assuming an annual inflation rate of 5 percent. "A retired individual who has all Countdown To or e WEE PMCIMMNa IC 1=0 Kingston Rd. 420-4220 - 1 International Unisex Pickering Square Coupon Valid 1450 Kingston Rd. May 3092 (Hwy. 2 ✓?< Valley Farm) Open Evenings 420-3580 Wed. -Fri. 9 a.m. - 8 Ladies Cut -� Perms, Streaks Men's Basic Cut; I and Style I & Highlights I $800 ' Reg. $24.00 (short hair only) i Senlor Cu r : oo Now 14 ; $3500 so lud's�utl`- ; I I Under 6 1 1 (with this coupon) 1 two ft c+vm)` - (with this coupon) — —; OPEN: DRY CLEANERSR Irs 420-3580 1450 Kiln Square � 1d50 Kingston Rd. & Alterations (Hwy. 2. Valley Farm) DRESSES IWINTER COATS - PANTS - -' 1 1 SILK EXTRA $ 99 ' "- LA-"' $ 99 i aLA N $ 99 Ip n P ' ' N'. '�.S : 000, 1 Peg"'.Dor 1 « •' " S ;o�Dor, ------ - - - - -- 16----------� ...u.:a,.a v o NCO" W pus i . MAY T - 10 I� rtn�tattt� aic sl cI5 One of 10 sweatshirts to be won at each participating store. 1 Approx. retail value $39.95 1 * Ctumces ofdepend on the numer bof entries received- `* Draws are houo�y from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. _ _ Contest open to Seniors only - See rules and regulations in store for details. NAME: 1ADDRESS: 1 1 —I cmr: I 1 POSTAL CODE: F.:rITELEPHONE: I 'PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL ?.i,1"2 - 3'4yna'Q�, x'`?:i `:.. .+�:i'4c%�t?arig �i?�i:.'•i2�::ii;:i::i:`i':o-?:,;�',.: ..: �. �. v, .. \�, ••�•; .v?\`!j::�i::i:::�:iiiitiv,: •.:}}:.:•i::'•:: iii:::. `: i:� }i:: :v:njv:{:•h. 4iY',.::i: ::•\:;..: .{:{ikt`.isi::�i:i2:�:ticiii•:i::::::>:+:i>:'::2:':; .:?•n.2':K.•:: ;�i: `7,FC,:vj•:.1.,. :v.. •. ,,•, ,,•,�,,..,..,.'.>.::;:;:':i:ci::::::.�:i4: v'::�i`.: i'`}':L:i i}::>:::.L: £, � aka a��07oLedws...•:.{:,;Ss> �.:, k v. 'a. � Fp1un Practical tips for the mature traveler The maw, sophisticated traveler wallet or purse. wants an exciting, smooth and safe • To find medical help abroad, ask trip• your doctor for a list of reliable Here are some practical tips from practitioners where you are American Express Travelers traveling. A directory of English - Cheques that will guarantee just speaking doctors world-wide is that: - available. • When organizing travel funds, If you have no list, fund the nearest carry 90 per cent of your money in university teaching hospital travelers cheques. Unlike cash, they emergency room or call the can be replaced if lost or stolen. Canadian embassy or consulate for • Prepare in duplicate a sheet a recommendation. listing I . numbers of travelers cheques, credit cards, passports, visas, insurance policies and your itinerary. This speeds replacement, recovery and notification, in case of loss, theft or emergency. Take one copy with you and leave one home with a friend or relative. • When cashing a travelers cheque, write the amount and number of the cheque, and the time, place and date you cashed it. This information i, required if you must report the less of uncashed cheques. Keep a record of all travelers cheque sf.rial numbers and credit card numbers in a separate place. - Get a medical history from your doctor before you leave on any trip. Be sure it indicates special health problems. • Bring two of everything - medication, prescription glasses, .ontact lenses, dentures, and such. Tarry them in your hand baggage. {eep a medical alert card in your — i1.,:a� 10th Anniversary Celebration 7728-91/4COLEMAN 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 ? j 541 Taunton Road West, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 4S7 Name................................................................................................ Address..................................................................................._.... Phone tiumtx r ................. SUPER INDOOR DISPUY OF FREE FOLDING TRAILERS Coleman FOLDING TRAILERS ACCESSORY PACKAGE SELF STORING CANOPY SCREEN ROOM ENCLOSURE SAVINGS TO $90000 SALE ENDS - MAY 3/92 S unway Sales 433 BLOOR ST. W. OSHAWA 571-2210 or 985-2910 after hours 6) I& a . r, .. v �: w• ,. r:,.: - , � Its`. .. fi,,.; I:,,;.• :;,,rte'.; 1• Your toothbrush and the common cold A research team at Florida Atlantic University has established a direct link between the toothbrush and lingering cold symptoms. Sterile toothbrushes were dipped in a rhinovirus suspension, a virus that causes common cold symptoms. Some of the brushes were then dipped into a sterile medium, others were left alone. Both sterile and virus -treated brushes were placed in a toothbrush sanitation unit to test its effectiveness in destroying the bacteria by use of ultra -violet germicidal light. After 24 hours, the toothbrushes that were placed in the sanitation �X, Hear, Here Were your tut service hetari v wrter. ALL rfM OF We:AW AIDS -New innovative designs *Various assistive listening devices -Miniature canal aids •Batteries and repairs Registered Y& O.VA, W.C.B., UP., Ill of Ham, Blue Goss, Met uk and Green Sueld Ca11427-4277 Ouhatn Audtou ft SWViM 06�Milk 06 Khri"m PA W. A* units yielded no recoverable particles. The brushes that were not sanitized yielded significant virus - almost 50 per cent of the number determined at the beginning of the experiment. Atuntb"� Kafir o.+�►.tr O a,Ytottbt:� Phone in your we DER* F'RE r E. 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FROM APRIL 25th TO MAY 1st OO maxi DRU�, 240 HARWOOD AVE. 428-1100 IRED Y •Find out how to •Bring us all your expired tell if a medicine so that it may be medication is destroyed in an expired _ `environmentally friendly way -IT'S 6O0D FOR YOUR HEALTH, IT'S 60OD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT! ` § In collaboration � laxo� .w,s� f x: v `4- V MARION MERRELL DOW ., � :;r 1 CANADA F5 k What Do Artterieans j . „ TFunerals? y✓yj, ; , 7g�o want some type of ceremony when they doe 75% believe it �s a good idea to plan their owns 59 r; prefer banal Y to cremation Atuntb"� Kafir o.+�►.tr O a,Ytottbt:� Phone in your we DER* F'RE r E. PL • 5% discount on orders over $50.00 inducing specials ,f only at Y w n C ixko c t cam. r� Your FULL SERVICE SUPERMARKET 2200 Brock Rd. N. PkkerkV 428-3455 MONSTER BINGO 0„41 Jackpot' oil is . . _ - FRIDAY, MAY 19 1992 _- SILVER DOLLAR BINGO HALL ,r. BROCK AND BAYLY STS. - .� . DICKERING - - a ...DOORS OPEN AT 5:30 P.M. - r :DUE TO LIMITED SEATING, ADVANCE TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT "535.00 AT DOOR - s� 8 1 N G CHARITY - x sa 7 30 43 58 69 ROTARY CLUB OF 11 23 36 51 73 SCARBOROUGH BLUFFS 5 17 a 46 65 21 33 60 71 License #P921312 9 19 'd 55 _---.....w.ova•vra.rarr.rurnav aawu oa •tee -Palen THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY APRIL 26,1!!2 -PAGE 17 Feature IS THE MEDICATION IN YOUR MEDICINE CABINET STILL EFFECTIVE? IT'S TIME TO FIND OUT! 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(050392) MUST be seenil Oshawa - 2 plus I bedroom detached horn.. owage, central air• fireplace. hardwood floors, new decor. immisculausl $126.000. 723- 53OZ 846 p.m. 72106.90 other 4. 1670 Pe1­a10 LJECALfiiST AII PROVI D N tilcveaalr - aharos, Charles at Now "W mogwm Gins, DO linclawy CALL 4>LatBS 4,p OF 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 right-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, Pickering, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on May 4, 1992 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 right-of-way. The proposed by-law and plan and description showing the lands affected may be seen in the office of the Clerk of the Town of Pidkenng. 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 prejudicially 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 appiication to: Bruce J. Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario L 1 V 6K7 420-4611 DATED at Pickering this 7th day of Aprt7, 1992. 1%_71% c q n Townhouses v / V rer30rtM *J I v For Sale @NTN cared and tam* plan, IICKERINO Townhouse - ning counselling. Fres and 5123.900. End unit, move in oar++dn.l.L availableco Kftwh wok to all smerNbs. I0 Friday. I= a mL b 4 pin. 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The deadline for Billboard Items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday pubUca- non and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. SUNDAY 26 CRAFT SHOW: Durham College is holding a spring craft show on Sun., April 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $2. Vendors are needed. 576-1210, Extension 496 POTTERY SHOW: The Ajax -Picker- ing Potters' Guild will hold a pottery show and sale Sun.. April 26 from noon to 3 p.m. in the pottery stucco of the Pickering Recreation Com- plex, on Valley Farm Rd., south of Hwy. 2. Free admission. 471-5547. TREE PLANTING: Volunteers needed to help plant thousands of trees in the Rouge Valley near Hwy. 7 and Kennedy Rd. Sun., April 26 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 973-9500 or 724-7671 (April Shobridge); 396-7740 or 261-5364 (Glenn De Baeremaek- er). EUCHRE: The Claremont Legion, Brock Rd. N., will host a euchre tournament Sunday. April 26. Regis- ter at noon; play at 1 p.m. S20 per two -person team. Prizes. 649-3166. ART SALE: The Ajax Creative Arts group holds its 25th annual spring art sale Sun.. April 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Village Community Centre. at the corner of Sherwood Rd. and Linton Ave., Pickering Vil- lage. Free admission. Door prizes. 427-7138. WOMEN'S SELF-DEFENSE: Free self-defense classes for women begin Sun., April 26 at Good Bud- dies. 924 Kingston Rd., Pickering, and run every Sunday throughout May. Reserve a space at 839-3488. MUSIC TEACHERS MEET: The Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association meets Sun.. April 26 at 2 P.m. at the Durham School of Music. 103 Old Kingston Rd.. Picker- ing Village. Guest spoaker on topic of stress. Qualified teachers wel- come. 831-5045. TRANSIT RODEO: Local transit operators will compete on a driving course during a Transit Rodeo Sun., April 26 at 10 am. h the parking lot of the Pickering Town Centre. near Eatons. Residents can try driving a 40 -foot bus. 420-4621 (Sharon M11 - ton). 27 WEIGHT LOSS: The Lose Weight the Well- ness Way support group will meet Mon.. April 27. The group is for women and meets every Manday evening. For time. location or more informo- tbn. coil 427-8216. CANCER GROUP: The LMng With Cancer support group will meet Mon.. April 27, from 7 to 9 pm., at the Ajax Cricket Club, of the comer Of Clements Rd. W. and Monarch Ave. A children's support group for Youths *am Ave to 17 years will be held of the same time. 686-1516. VOLUNTEER Ni The second annual Red Cron Vol stew Appre- catlon Night will be held Mon.. April 27, at 7:30 p.m., at St. Bei nadette's parish hal, at the corner of Har- wood Ave. and Boytir St.. AJax. AN volunteers with the Red Cross wel- come. UgM refreshments. 420.33x3. 28 e Weight LOSS: The Loss► Weiptrt the Wet- ness Way support group will meet Tues„ April 28. The group Is for women and meets every Tuesday morning. For time. location or more Informa- tion. call 427-8216. SENIORS DISCUSSION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group meets Tues.. April 28 at 9:30 a.m. at the lynx Seniors' Friendship Centre. 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. David Karry will speak on music appreciaflon. Ajax Senior Citizens' Club members only, and the yearly fee Is S3. The discus- sion group has a semi-annual fee of $2.683-7799 (Louise Johnson). AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL- Chap- ter 90 of Amnesty International meets Tues.. April 28 at 7 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, Church St. north of Hwy. 2, Ajax. 683-8019. MYSTERY AUTHOR: The Flickering Central Library, One The Esplanade, presents Canadian mystery author Eric Wright Tues., April 28 at 7:30 p.m. He will read and discuss his work. Register, 831-7809, FAITH MEETING: The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board will discuss Faith is a Verb, Faith Without Good Works is Useless Tues., April 28 from 1:30 to 2:45 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Patrick Catholic School, 280 Delaney Dr., Ajax. Babysitting will be provided at the afternoon meeting. All ratepay- ers welcome 29 U E.L :The United Empire loyalists' Association of Cana- da, Upper Canada Branch, meets Wed., April 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the activity room of the Whitby Public Library, 405 Dundas St. W. Topic is Documenting Our Loyalist Ancestors. Upcoming events will be discussed. All wel- come 576-3175 (Donald Douglas Fox). SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE: Pickering High School will hold an open house Wed., April 29, from 6:30 to 9 o.m. A variety of school activities will be featured. Free admission. The school a on Church St., north of Hwy. 2.683-4760 ARTHRITIS SOCIETY: The Oshawa branch of the Arthritis Society hosts a seminar on You & Your Rheuma- tologist Wed., April 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. Guest speaker. No charge. Open house at 6:30 p.m. Transportation available. 434-7221. HORSESHOE SIGN-UPS: The Ajax Horseshoe Pitchers Association will hold a registration session Wed.. .April 29, from 7 to 9 p.m., in the main lobby of the Ajax Community Centre, on Centennial Rd. Families ,(12 years and up) and seniors wel- come. 683-5823 (Ron Lyford). SCHOOL TOUR: Grade 8 students who'll be attending Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic School next year and their parents are invited to an Information night at the school, 80 Mandrake St.. Ajax, Wed.. April 29 at 7:30 p.m. CHILDREN'S AID MEETING: The Children's Aid Society of Durham Region will hold its annual meeting Wed.. April 29, at 6 p.m., at the Oshawa Golf Club. Alexandria St. Guest speaker will be Oshawa mayor Nancy Diamond. Dimer at 6 p.m., meeting to folow. S20. 433- 1551 (Barbara Clarke) or visit soci- ety office at 200 John St. W.. Oshawa. COMING UP___ BAY : Friends of French- man's Bay. will hold Its list meeting Thurs.. April 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd.. Pickering. 831-5588 or 8994654. MONSTER BINGO: A monster bingo with SIM= in prides will be heli Fri.. May 1 at the Silver Dollar Bingo Hall, Brock Rd. A Bayly St.. Pickering. Doors open 5:30 p.m. Pro - coeds to Rotary Club of Scorbor- ough Bluffs. Advance tickets $30 or $35 at the door. 293-8622. THEATRE: Pickering Players pre- sents The Odd Couple Fri., May 1 of 8 pm. at united Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pick- ering. Additional performances AMay 2.8 and 9. Tickets $8 for odLft, $5 for seniors and students. 286- • 9763 or 420.0878. GARAGE, BAKE SALE The School- txKm Piaycore Centres will hold a -.,garage and bake sole Sat.. 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Team members were team which won silver in the Sam McLoughlin, Devon Ack- 200m freestyle relay event. Other royd, Jason Bell, Paul Gallant and team members were Keith Kle- Patrick Tobin. bacha, Ben Kroetsch and Kris Ten -year-old Crysta Stanton Holdenreid. had a good swim in the 50m Fourteen -year-old Karen Ger- breast and finished sixth. Pickering hockey selects uncap wins at Pepsi Little NHL event PICKERING - The Pickering seven-year-old select hockey team brought home the championship trophy from the recent Buffalo Pepsi Little NHL ToumarncnL Pickering won all four of its tournament games, including a narrow 4-3 victory over Meadowvale in the championship final which need- ed a shootout to declare a winner. The game was deadlocked at 2-2 at the end of regulation time and after a five-minute overtime period. The game continued with a shootouL The Pickering shooters were Brent Dalliday, Jason Brookings and Grant Lemmon. Ryan 9lfOC1At1�� Bosak was in net facing Meadowvale snipers. Bosak made a game -winning save to seal the victory and the championship. Pickering started the tourney with a 5-0 whitewash of North RdK Pennsylvania. Brent Dalliday netted three goals with singles to Brian Greer and Greg McHale. Assisting were Derek Polowyk and Adam Diemen with two each and McHale with one. Dalliday was the MVP of the game. The Pickering selects then registered a 3-0 shutout over the Buffalo Regals. Dalliday, Keith Rhodes and Greer scored with assists to Darryl Lloyd and Paul Ruta. Rhodes was the MVP. Pickering finished round-robin play with a 4-1 win over Chinguacousy. Dalliday, Bradley Binns, McHale and Polowyk scored for Pickering. Dalliday added two assists, and one to McHale, Greer and Lloyd. Ruta was the MVP. Goaltending duties throughout the tourney were handled by Sean Gray, Jed Johnston and Bosak. Great defence was provkled by Binns, Lemmon, Ruta, Ian Suginomori and Michael Weiss- The eissThe team's coaching staff consists of Brian L.emmon, Eric Brookings, Bill Dalliday and Herb Binns. Hall of fame form Pickering tae kwon -do instructor Cees Keukens shows a group of students proper kicking techniques. Keukens was recently notified of his induction into the martial arts hall of fame in Akron, Ohio. The inductees are chosen based on dedication and contribution to the growth of the martial arts. photo by A.J. Groen PICKERING - A Pickering tae kwon -do instructor has been judged by his peers as one of the best. Cees (pronounced 'Case') Keukens, the instructor at Cces Keukens School of Tac Kwon -Do, was inducted into the ,tilartial Arts Hall of Fame in Akron, Ohio on April 18. The black belt former world all-around champ took the news in a low-key manner. "It was like a reward for the work you have done," he says. "I guess you get something out of it for the hard work you've done." Keukens says he was nomi- nated to the hall of fame in January and was informed he had been selected two months later. The native of Holland start- ed competing in 1970 and for the next 15 years he won numerous accolades in tae kwon -do, including the Dutch national championship in 1973; runner-up at the world championships in 1974; and the all-around world champi- onship in 1978. He stopped competing in 1986 to concentrate on instruc- ing in the Pickering area. He teaches at his school, operat- ing out of Dunbarton High School, three times a week, while also instructing at the William Peak Co-op housing project in Pickering twice a week. The most rewarding part of instrucing, he says, is instill- ing a sense of confidence in his students. "You try to give them con- fidence and make them stronger," says Keukens. "Right now, with drugs around, they have to have the self-confidence to say no. When they have that, they can deal with it much better." C f C7 AM Area wrestlers pin down medals at DEAR championships .. ,AJAX-PICKERING -Local elemen- JUNIOR 0164MMNSUM r» RrMa..t (Vdty F»a school wrestlers won man mat wars ' ` '4&S kow _ L Kw7 Rmdk <Rarkw udgkbi ' Y y Damg sMl.r (DmIBa•e w,r.1 1.k. Martin (DaOw'a Bal) s Adan Req (caaaa ndws) 4IL3 kla during the Durham Region Elementary 43 Won r.' LDave SLGeradmeQt andnn Reed) , IL sr Grim r t.00mYwlkiw) LL Nbe GownkreA (cam) n t Athletic Association (DEAA) junior and !lfkai e Ks how kilt �+ a s , ^! � l Jade Oslo (0a7rtk• Hale ] senior wrestling championships recently. L Rob MM" M~s Bq); L Eck Kamm (Valy Fkra)% l Jdr IL ibm�lme Babe (Valk, Fart' k K kRr v Public school grapplers from across 2. Nd WARM (�+m�bauape) W3 Ba>`r;' lew.,o (,a,,,,�ok pMer n,� (Gandet- 59j; hip" the region gathered at Oshawa's Eastdale g• ceeQ am -m— eG 4. ftys• swum (C-embldb "txnap.1 L Slow Bap-(.a,.kw lldgkb); 3. Rpm Akre (R.akk.dk Ron* " s Collegiate for the wrestling showcase. fat k"{.:< Rt.. Rr (vale, Fara) y `+ : Sr" Bridger (Roam. Mkkaaar)c x Ctamde Ga,lar In the junior category, s w.dr. gkw+ (Vases Far.k 3 e..Y Mutla (DdRa•. Rio) d: fM kw , Ik�Msk J�7 ids (Vaw7M�> rf kion L staat t,.rrt (t.wlell.g..) I Tt a 'c.. iz ktka Pickering's Gandatse- L Jasem (1rk (Vane, F1ara): L Ft..r Wanaoe (c..dwakge.) 47k" ^,. , r L Ade. Drawn (Reyom uatyra)% 4. Gag lame tiagon Public School urs kB°' L Bok. zamb (Valk, Vkw) iL7 kla p wrestling team took lt�ssM Won Reld(Cmmdeledegrm) t r as l(�R.. L C»f Bran (V , L Awa., Fly (V,,,., P�rq�, first -place honors with +' .x, , L Nk k uakbb (Vales Fhra), I team Rbb(Dt�'a Rio) ` • Rama mm Ftke (Vape,,,rkw) } L Rimm VerdneR (DdBm'e RNI ` +::at '4. �I Use � if f knee 1. Dien Knead (Valk, Farm); L Mike Beurgae (Dana's Ba,) 1. Aeatda �a/adldlrlw (V F 43 points, ahead Of Pick- 1 sk:�m 5146 ar (Vane, Farre) O k,k. RM.k. Grog.ra.k (Val.,rkre) era): s tm.. MKrV, ering's Valley Farm Public School with 3L2k9a 1.KdtbDram (c mdalerrgeR) 5" Idles 1. Ider h0do d (Valley Rare): L Jaw iomea (Caeftudbo"); a. SENIOR CHAMMSSrru•S i Fake MamrWk Va Fr 32. Stere AksmalY, (G..d.bodepm) lgs kike "S klke < l`t Meanwhile, Bayview Heights Public Mme LDerek Wilson (G•m..lblpe);IN21keArbean (cmdakeuaw) Lstm RtCkdl(Ra,.k.lk+okl) Wit; r 1. Brd Jatmkae (GaaiYMlpw) M.4 kine 72 k1bee School in Pickering was the top local )Lfklla LCrdgWatno(GWtadaM);ac].dRW(cambiattkpm) ATerry laur(aa,rk.lklghb) school in the senior division, finishing LSaaxerSeYgd(Valk,Farm);IKen Marlel(Gaadabedapp),I, 41.1klke 79skr, _ fourthwith 24 points. Bramwel t�ar/l*S(Gamdebetklaa) LRri2kila an rk(Ra,rk.lklgkb) IChris gomau(GandMwinpn) L Sem Mar hg (Gendabd pq y les fll kllok 4, ,Individual results of local wrestlers: kla•)%xA.te-A cwmm•r.a r.• Ln�.abrrMa(RoaekaukRe/) 1.RyaarhWlp(Vaneyvkw) _ . .. . .—_ — .. dada Ti�ji - '�by'l�Y�iR�.•.irtir,% + . IM. Ajax Pe ewees knocked out of Oshawa event � l ,AJAX - The Ajax -Village against Orillia. 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Community Col. calling on the prone. l you seek legs or university. Salary, full-time, long form enployenxn 640.•000 .. Phase fax your SO a crsmane telerrharketw, d resume to: (416) 831-4922, You are intereted in earning 610' Graham Personnel Services Ltd. hr including full medical, dental (042892) and drug, call Anne. 416-579- Wistmatproitride rhamrM Dr. tOPPasBs ,apart 2953-(042892) IF you we over 45 and have E.S.LJ Teacher needed for July recently bean laid of, you may quality for training assistance. Language Program for DIPICERT. Lotus, WordpeAec. teenagers• momirgs only- Ex- D -base. wad. aecpac. bedlard. per ence essential. Send oulor�. Vemum pagernsker resume to the Language Harvard. Corel and Systems Worship, 7 Snowball Lane. Analyst. F inanciall assistance Unionville. Ont. L3R 4V9. available for efipble students (04289?) under 45 or over who do not A/ OANy for from training. D~120 Office Help Business Computer Collage. 427-3010. (TF) REQUIRED - EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRETARY for busy litigation practice in the field of Fatly and Criminal Law required for six month matemily leave position commencing June 8, 1992. Salary commensurate with experience. Send Resumes lo: 111rI6n S. Korb, P.O. BOX 518, OsMeNt, Onto OH 7L9 130 Sales A � ss� 165 AvaCare ilable HOME Alarm Sales - AJAX LOCATION, 890 amt - AtsrrnForcs is Ontario's targets 5:30 p.m. 427.1770 Westney Installer of Homo Alarm S11ntams. We limon an axeitirg and Hwy 2. PCKERN4G LOCA. TION - 420.5387. Lkwpool and new product. The der end for Homo Socurty, wpeds with the l4war 2. Rageipb and nMerecw (ooWISO the leadarl Become the SHERRY'S Home Daycare - Alarmforce agent in your Westney Heights area• Story neiphbornrf - . FWYpam time tare, dress rip. free piay. trips to sivislabisham � b 10 Fin1Is a Pwkc Good o �� Send wls ovNhg Care. 619- "076. Oshawa This week. 1200.(042W2) P.O. Box 491. Oshawa. Ont. LIN 7L5. (012992) CI1rNNtii refer rrmotrher able to Provide daycare in mW hon,.. 150 Hosp. Medical tulUpart time. References available. Gtandale ares Liver - Dental pool and Hwy 2. 420-420111. PHYSIOTHERAPIST - oxoeYww (04299Zfull and pot time app,rturdtie[ INFANTS - 12 years old in for eneroetie enhen-es- n., carina_ sats r.,n ti.,.... r 0 • WKSnad. Salary nag. Pamnsrshlp enivonment. Licensed by Potwreal tib. A. MadaattichM.C.S.S. 200 Brock St. N. Whiby. Ont. Reasonable rates. Receipts. flexible hours. Cal 6664M. M42982) DURHAM PROFESSIONAL TEAM motivated . fullIkme den- HOME DAYCARE. 288-1207. fallreceptionistin Ajax for large (042692) off". Experience preferred. MOTHER si give Ittvirg tan b Apply so box x4084 Oshawa infants In my non-smokirig This Week, P.O. Box 411, hare. 288.14!1. p42MM Oshawa, Ont. L s H &Ne. PICKERINO Beach Rd. S. DEKTAt DENTAL Officersqukes part Mother of one alp provide daycare h no home. Her time petenoe no necessary. ss and plait, P � row . Cali 91 i Hut Sessions b Ffis 04074. P.O. 11111111011011111111111101118 C'e� ti Ban Mt. Oshawa THRs weak, &83.6454. NEW conlip" to Ceinkda r Idtq for nnoYneled indkrldu.r - N*Om an am" LI H 7L5 iag person. Must be self 1 SEN ED ECE teschw land ' maMassd, People ot4anlsd and DEJIfAL AsrMataM trarMsd full In our frame, CON amiamid� peppy who wish b lose left. possess vaNd d&vft ketoe time. DENTAL HYGEN137 elwiaelaft warMad Yr - am nssd•d Cd 43&0246. to�6glz) and vehicle. Jankoriad ex- warmed pen tfma Cloveridge perlence would be an assts. Dental, 965 Wlsatney Rd S. prnaad acute" and advertatrea, y�asasa� nom. nodt w ayABeblw Nw- Send stations, in oaMdanoe to APR.4274380G. P505e2) Odlnaral Longish M Lfnidd, 2 wood/401 area 419.1663. p429M EAIw n001 readYq bookal x90 Thr InaOn0 pole U. St. clans Ams. W gurus, 600. 60 Day Care TaaMo, M4V It & IAS! 6 Wanited w inift o ti aw homna ankh , lis p) =6882-6000. Cy - EAIM up b 11266 - trorlt yaw age. Lunches and snacks wTae. Road, ak- own noun. auwvhb sly" SNIFF fatorkar nipWns - Wistmatproitride rhamrM Dr. tOPPasBs ,apart lewNbry 1q hotel Slotple ash r andnarngs ler neon and orfs a 897-23N, (060/82) krtructfon. No sMkp to do. bond. NanaooMlMorkrdt area over) Info: Send a alg - Cab drwoW atarrpsd errVNflit" pe b: 170 � ' + ' tJYE b "W" protosdaW Bolan Inc. Ext. 456, 4325 setitkg ... IN I ER -CORP requires profess*nal and 4655 Kent Ave., Suite 1626 S" Ave. w.. skate 225. sonify kx 3 yew '< Downsview Om. M3N IV7. pudic oriented personni l to maintain its 10 � P M890 . Falls, Ont. LM 1J4 Pig• Jab also drwolves tight hw..wwk. 0* F N - A=M EXPEiNENCED diperrary as- speak Mg non smoker with end Aldi asap sistant needed full time in rderer 0 treed apply. 460. esasiodAataidbh Picha tp. 8704461. (0430899) 2646. to,26ggi 178 CHLO PLAY ... her tun MATURE EtmMlilnla60 �0 � OW radial. tonsy too, Join our pwt flinch SWA� required t6s1I6Is181, growing loam of mom's, young children. our oJY »hr homfor e. PL M" t�qi tsdas, and odt a h*wosasd Pickering. Call 2x8.9568. �P 11110 lin childiarre Neratem Shell our 40428M 714 -Kut w4i4m fabtrbta Do d atilon oMeMd educeile" bodus and goes E ler TWO redpectabb womdrt b ler chldmk vdlh goo fNae* WOW does 1m ollb ar harm Lase and pasnbnmb. ttMmngh In tlaee lane► cid Lhrs In a t1uL rata. CAN Lord. 427.7113 or v. dor a law good people. Earn THE Keay inn is now alospb oo.mnaW POOOgers, h2 dela Ituw pia Soft youth sea xf10x828� 42t1a572 lam rAAeaApplyinpsessm0 yto seat hours. GLLCLiftSSlFI� MEN with trucks will 00 4304Mmatey karnedidldy, Inane tun. +gp6g8wts for tkl6ytk-M and pot Wim.. a.� ley q� �, a.1' - Jd r 1 aerF a...r.k . L ..7111. t� t� a1M �� �M N&» w�da ^.q:�: Iia ger�l.lwrm �w'� PAWI►•.• Cr t�l I�i�nn-I a4�t „� � � � .. W-.t vi iaM, rl �es,__-- wnMktwtg. MMn ' -5 PAL 'rHb '-��"'�1>Y,1.. �itkLrd eatwr'am �dStiN'+L�%e1.11f In the Comp. field for ate Sales implied. The applicant should have a tREMPLOVED a an the? Eat tl5oo• m phut urn waft* For dards, send NEW conlip" to Ceinkda r Idtq for nnoYneled indkrldu.r b�lcgrouW of achievement. A full in- yourself b CAPA. 16 Corporaion, P.O. b sell hebal baud products. Repeal a , to as saes. ALSO house Mining program is provided. The Bos "6010. 1725 IOngatort peppy who wish b lose left. flrSt Ileal' income could be $36,000 and Up Road. Pid awft Ontario. LIV Vs. (M warMad Yr - am nssd•d Cd 43&0246. to�6glz) with a unique and long term security CDImIElt'S van *w Sam cw- �, go vast in good shape, nawrr gas or propane preferred. EAIw n001 readYq bookal x90 Thr InaOn0 pole U. For a cwflidelift � lIalli leflt cd Experienced. 427-2830. , lis p) =6882-6000. Cy - 016COVEAY Toys - k bdtkkg 0 • • 140 Y:. itP}SL' Yb •` n r '1'!<IEPIE�►SADYR.RTL4ERSIJNDAlIsATSQ.Zil,yl!!2-TACE 25 120 once 120 120 0"ma � 220 _ � 290 seta- upp!!ea- 300 w7mmNsafte 300 "''° n Dire: 4 � For Sale For Rent Eileen Dixon 1105 Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario L1 V 1 B6 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 mall your resume to O.E. INC. 1490 DENISON STREET MARKHAM, ONTARIO L3R 9T7 FAX NUMBER 475-1337 ATTN: PERSONNEL e HOBEB = & lusorw h ONIEDIENCE TM"V - arm vow ners as Affordable Insurance BATLY ^ : int and FaCOtim inckmW. kldoor area and eoidYi° ago Superb. A-, condition, $250. e.Incase with One Easy Call! POODLE Pups - shndl. light 1 9 ", Met chscked, rssdled. now. MW bC11sMN. 4362061. non shedding. aflsclbnab• ONTARIO INSURANCE SERVICE �Qt °� I Nen- * Pa. SM. Phos ! LIVERPOOL/BAYLY - 3 sz3A790 r 263.20117. t0t:MM (41 6) 288-5820 + b.drootn min hvd of house. WALLPAPER dewartow - Over ONIEDIENCE TM"V - arm shoves. books. Clock, canning (ars. Phoro 426 (4 wy dirty2709. 2%M Gooier. hv. EngAs, ow apr ce state Wagon. loaded. inchudss air. 9 passenger. mint condition. Autoobiles certified. 50 f59. $39-3794. 305 mWanted GO and amenities, parking. 1.000 rolls from 99 cents to $9.95 a double roll and more. your 12 weds old puppy in out 1u,lor kirlar is upptr classes and Superb. A-, condition, $250. 330 Trailers laundry, $lir 1000 � month 7578. Open 5 days per we&k. Mor: sten him of right DaV& saes , (042" FrL. 94 p.m. Sat. 9.5 p.rrL 623 $ee available for "Nor kinder OSHAWAI Do you hate the 6981. 90 Kiril St. E Bowman- 1n+ThPY and novice 15 months though of hunting through ad ville (TF) and up). Cal KA Kkrblwuse.to r^ wed ads? I how a staldy 2 Pool table, vox alio Dalt 404.8617 or 637-2364. (0428921 CANADIAN TIRE `+rg`r` +r�'+J v:' bedroom apt. than well elrosed ertpoetalorts. Features: taetfrer pocket one Inch slate. accessories included. Mint 300 Autormblles Store • Ajax 9 ®� your 2 spapoka stories of "space condition. asking $1150. 686 For sale with prtiate sm., one car. 3328. (043092) 1991 Cavalier. 4 door, auto. air v Safety � pled throughout. the other an enormous open tfvMg area wilh AJAX Pickering Appliances - no con.. Ps., pb.. 510.2W. Cal sea- Inspections �•" rustic pine floors. Florida piing reasonable offer refused. Fully 5738. (042892) �� in kitchen with immaculate guaranteed reconditioned appliances. Come make us a t991 Po,gyc 6000 SE, 4 door, V8 badwd, $39 95 ' (kms appkanps � ar tastalul English style, Iwo unit bathroom, deal. 4276784. 467 Wesmay, Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) arMm kwss.. air. cruise. Pol pl., Pt., gray car Car b light trucks :k :665 plus 12 utilities. Call after 5 p -m. 4363640. (042892) is Ike 'fides.:,6.000.430-0,69. OF THREE door frost free (OW792SNC) 683-22%7 PICKERING - furnished. sunny refrigerator, 18 cu.h. Harvest 1090 Cougar XR7, black. _� ry�, r''�Iw �,, 5acheior walkout basement • 9�d condition. ft75. Cal loaded, 42.000 kms.. Ike new. NEED A CAR? YYLGaILM "JWi11�,L:�� "� apartment. laundry, cable, 286-1179. (042692) asking $15.500. Call 728-0895, utilities, full kitchen, bath, $595 LEATHER Jackets - 12 price (0420 ND CREDIT? monthly inclusive. Call 428 - spring clearance sale) Jadkea less REP06 - from banks and NO PROBLEM! 8508. (042992) (042origh from $sea Leather, 5 and ; Mal Family Leather, 5 Pants Mal leasing companies, 60 �� � �r""'w` t ' , NEW one bedroom base men' apartment n South Ajax. (Centre Court). Ritson and 'ticks, vans a WHOLESALE ALE prices. Why Pal( rnaail� Cao tete Credit Approved ...-FL.J■ Separate entrance, parking, Taunton. Malvern Town Centre, Scarborough. F1eDoCenlre28rr8368.(TF) Over the phone _ -`�� au 4 ry Dreg bathroom. 412-0688. (04 2992) 19W Grand Am 2 door auto, air, OAC carpeted, fredgeistove. share washer( cryo. $625 months in - MOVING rower fr idger freezer, power windows, tilt, cruise. stereo. certified. (6200. 427- BOYER PONTIAC r 7t.des unites. First and last eowred. avaylaoie 0 -1 afey. stove, washer dryer, (Inglis. almoidl, solabed. 000- 5043.(0426M -_ 'von-amhOker, no pets. 427-3139. lee/end tables, excellent 19" Nissan Pukes. low kms.._ BUICK Tor FREE � ' '0426912) Condition. 2 lawn movers. now very clean. 5 speed. amvtm 'T6� AJAX South - beautiful brand and older one. bar -b -q, park �1e. T -ban. cwneied. As- Ask for Ukkeyy � -�` new Quiet ons bedroom base - bench, ladies bike, grass king $8000 or beat omer. 883 Q31.2693 /�� S�^/�b Tent apartment Private trimmer, hedge dipper, odd 1985, leave a message. V SAA SAANYJ TO JW entry -tip• steps from will all rocking chain. oak kitchen table (04211921 1 1 SAIF ETES •MAY 192 appiancris. 42681 26. (042692) Ill Chai s. slate billiard rd table se 'e Plymputh Rel Reliant. 4 door. 14 11 Chevy Malibu. 6 cylinder. DICKERING three bec oorm. etc. Cal 427-8644 (042692) 74.000 mxNs.9oditon, al 4 door . very reliable. a r WfnN! �s �-iJi� 1 :7eYl Coo 'atr'roorM. rr'Lr •.00r. 5 CONCEPT it rowing ''actual new linea• Lady drive. $4250 conditioning. am/fm stereo.- w N appliances, walk to GO aria (1700 new for 1799 o.b.o. Ps- o.b.o. After 8, 883.4007. iortfisd.:1850. Cal 4202653. is •TES•fi:llrVA al, 5925 monthiy, available sap duo -marc 80 knitting P42MZ (0/28921 ADN 'S. Telephone 6861385 m'acho's with as accessories. 1967 Honda Prelude. 5 speed. IBM Olds Cutlass - 2 door, 305. -.------------- - ''•s2892) $5000 row. for $1889 o.b.o. Cal 43&633. srrulm cassette, air, power V8, auto., pea., po , pill new 55 Motorcycles WHT13Y - two nooroorn bases (1x299?) brakes. steering. windows. fires. brakes. fuel tank. rad. y,W,t apartment r mons. frd". CUSTOM furniture for your sunroof, mirrors. Excellent $1700. 430.0169. (050792SNC) stove, washer, d rysr, sw'''at air. homy even on a tigt r budget. condition, :8900. 619-0006. 19M Pontiac Grand Pia. as is. Dressers, wardrobes. cost. etc (0501 92) 5500 or best offer. Cal 1-416 in the country tradition. Cal 19" Charger Hatchback. 4 839-4757 after 5 p.m. Long Island Lodge Furniture. cylinder automatic, ateang, (042602CAK•7 6869812. (04269Q) bucket -OW factory survool. 1478 Acadian. standard. rung MOVING must sell, toys 96•000 lums.• died- no GST good. 4 door, s5w o.b.o. 1981 clothing. size 2. Toys, couch. $3395. Crown Auto, 4269423. Nssan Stalp„walim. standard. cur, pMhg tan. kddw table. (0429921 now good. now brakes, $750 dryer, storage, shelf, rakes 1946 Ch C I E obo 877.2812 ~19 _ sales Help% Sates Help/ 130 Agents 130 Agents shoves. books. Clock, canning (ars. Phoro 426 (4 wy dirty2709. 2%M Gooier. hv. EngAs, ow apr ce state Wagon. loaded. inchudss air. 9 passenger. mint condition. Autoobiles certified. 50 f59. $39-3794. 305 mWanted sales fowl 130 Agents Superb. A-, condition, $250. (0424923NG) Prchenng. 420.4026. (042982) /see Chwv Cavelier sold ash- $i$ Tap Doles paid loin SALESPERSON General Motors Dealership in the area requires a Retail Salesperson for their new & used vehicle operation. Excellent opportunity to earn above average income, plus no charge demonstrator, dental plan and other benefits. For a confidential interview, phone MURRAY O'BRIEN _ OR DON JOHNSTON 623-3396 COWAAf PONTIAC-BUICKLTD. 1661KIti35T E 80wMAh.ILLE 623-3396 $-SO ncw" ;t.itiol Frsttast- available May 1. Atter 6 p -m- 4271493 or 6556935. (0426921 ONE bedroom basernel apart. m ent in hon7e. available jury 1. S59C per month. Irla14ea Irdge, stove. and a4nww 421.7687. (042692) AJAX - new bachelor in Will Heights. laundry faalitos and parking. :500 monwvy with utilities Available June 1, Cal Dave. 838.4423. (osoIg2) �aP VeONG rasher wish Cod saner 'lied $2800 or as is. 12000. cam 7 dsys/wooll Used Paris AVAILABLE immediately - and also son dost freezer. Your Cho". Call Brothers avwlabiw and installed. 683 roomy 1 bedroom apartment. Both n eat.ebrrt Condemn. best 1�r• 434.5774 ask for Paul 7301 a 4261879. (043082'365 Marine close to Sancoo, large ea-in offer. 721-2639 evenings. 10428112) k4ction. fu/ bathroom pmrab (042OZ IBM Chrills► LsAarI . 4 door. 31 0 Trucks For entrance. $57Smon" utilites I s=!Z nckided. Fravlast. available CONTENTS - 8 month ofd Florida car, ore owrha, tiny Sale May t 2 beegl t 0gdrownh apert- washer(dryer, microwave. equipped, all power - 15 m Cow near 401, pressed iMwance dihrtpioorn and bedroom suses,-exisodes. Must be seat. 2-5 ton trucks. 22 ft van bodies, with fenced yard. Ilu". hook -x -country ski set. Leaving C«tied- 6660948. 104211:?: gas engines, S35W or best Onsts parkrnhp krtsNrws �*�country. triad to eel. 429 /846 Monte Carlo SS,ttno ober. 4205000. (0426921 •Fref64amwnthly. first and alst.2219.01921 windows, air con., mint 108 Dodge Dakota• 27.000 'Seo723-75". 1ihdL 230 Articles corn "" - ..king $10.500. Cal krra.. 4 x 4 auto. CO player. box ':134OSHAWA - 26 ft. Iwngfoon% 2 Frank after 6 at $76-0150. trier, marry elf- - f10A95 CWL bedroom', 3 pros Dash, Dasa Wanted 01ywshiC) or best offer. 435.0409. misfit apartment, fridge and WANTED - stoves, fridge. 11180 Obs Cutlass, must be (0120 sow, :566 plus 12 uflwres. wads and dryers, walking or sawn, very dart, ti500D or best 1665 Dodge Ram. 1/2 ton. 6 AparMMtS 4W -OM or 5760787 after not. Also raraw - pidkkp snuck offer. Call 5769116. Lea" cylinder with lapcontrol , coed. As- 400 For Rent p -m- or woo ends. (042682) (newer than 1976. Calf meage or Cab " 728-9332. king :3500. call 6-0935. WOOTBY - 2 bedroom. heat. �i^6.420-@M (mo" age (942892) (11601112) PICKERING - low 2 beervOnn laundry. Parking. $653 monthly, BUY and SM - upecale Mollis 1666 Pontiac Sunbird. sett Contained basement 2 bedroom. some wperrsonerlt quality 911 a,' l wear. tram showroom condition. 4 door 320 Vans, 4 Wheel aprtm enL 4 piece balk laundry duties for reduced renL ApPro:, my tasltbns and I ell' ' ''till sedaa. 4 cYkdw, auto, ps-. p0. Drives faaitiws. Clove to schools. :506 non9Ny. Bah available Immediate earnings and s't'un slrwo. art 54,01x1 nnles arrertrdss $780 induahre. 427- June 1. Eveningshadkends. savings. Cal Was Choice. 427• original. 03295 conmw. can 108 S10 Blazer 444 Short 43 6886. 10'100) 427-2457. 0420M1751.(060192) 427 5 aryNrrwanybrnle Rlaw, BO IBM loaded.,swim run-PICKERING Bachelor 1 MCKERtNG Village -large To 260 Arts at C / POrry 106.000 kms. bodroon basement. Ca(42L7082 (p601� 12A00 pOAesgwrate aMrance teal gam awltdliarn ouso, ally F� parking, :600. Available his iaeeaM slreo 4 epedtees and law' morid we required, i„a„rymmy 2669206 r 427 - THIS AND THAT FLEA wheN coara Powar btu 330 Trati='r5 �0idial ly. $3'-6773. 0622 eveningsta2MM MARKET AND CRAFT SHOW - Scarborough Village Aternl =1500 best alter, 616136. immediately. 631-6773. PUMER G 3 tledlwwrl bee► h V' _ Sunday May 3 vendorsRd. and MmUmn IM1881 Buick Conry Lolled, 4 l8 24 fl. Golden Falcon F ivwy one 0430" FINCH and Fbwdtor . d apwvrww do" b ft welcome. 1. 76L2 Call Danns. 286- d=. V0, air. perl0 SXM 'awed. $10,900 or comic' dolurfe travel trailer. Never no+litta/r. � �a"Oe' � acill iaa 8363inclusive. Arvall" �888- 4 P&P&2007Z"• (� trade for beat. 433-4706. man ' 9000 Per rrtorntL 1044`1011018" Pwlny - me IrleidaiM4 PCs"2544i1M. (042682) 270 g°0d $ waw OWA.1111-2091. AVAILABLE it.,weiady - Iwge P' Na now an. bWroaw VkIeO eeB 430 6607. (Ot260?� 1666 26 I orry traller on 011e bedtown baserrost trNA Osefrinera Iillra for quip/ . ;.18Q Business to Artl eS ArUC1eS aabw. - to near Litdsay "a aorag.. eenVal air. d w.. �� non :''mops'. W ak b 0% 0 220 For Stile 220 For Sale HonE lar OtaYt.se -art Dan► 1886 Cflabrly Wagorh. 152,000 sock and Idled, k16r •atlat•d. * Bep.ta. anotlmw bus. Lake Inokud" uYlities, P" ant Ula Watts kns_, ries trse. beery, eshnat =Wet Met =10„700 or best am Bntabr F 1 .4 East F"ft Mu'lc't:• Ad" um *.-AMAMUG opportunity for MOM Card Shwa' - lynsrtwm CABPET - I Agra now Stals"1mm SM ress"B1At• Alis' 1 year k system, brake work doao. alar- Seweelnler. 4254737. MOft. 420.3751. nns6woMd psttpll Lastn Itolr 10 Horns Show. Uogwls Pact Irtsstar and 100%'nylon oupM. 6 yours. Fess I Ib1110A, ad Wads body Week but in good 1DWllg! T Fk+at/last, 1475 pM pi2� eveala s Paul 715-61122. el1phone �-�- AJAX - one bedrO01R large ._ fellbuduse 406420L 77M I AMM WN" UW 610. 688 X80. Incudes aaP6L ptl. Pktl alaraZp6 180 R Taunrs. At15 Florida Af••M bsawwsnt apsrswartr. sspsrsas _ rooves, qtr ML was year 414, Wong will - � e entranoo, kwrtdry taoilkiss, M-��■ and siell 786a08L �! Stere UMs sslR MwNlp a 5165. 1864 Chrystor Laser XE. 5 "Waft bodtorR ball's, shad, one - PCLwit- , d strrce is shopping `;205 MOM Fk n=d � fI .p••d. at noes 52T/S Cal an.rw.w. prin.Ixrva. hedgedkillichim ; and bur. ataNabis in9rw y. 686110. p4� 1V4M pt28M lot. Po-sesion Coy 24. 45 5600 monthly Includes aN ` 4 90 quick pkk up, ws pay STA Eg1�1t - stele mlw from Oshows - M 6 K YvYp room with workout to UNNM. 42779, 0:28821 : AOKA 11nr8ter • {7ry 1kalsood cash, 431-17a6i 11M 8ilwae hiss couraws. st=n tables. 0aF 111" Trans Am 306, Poorer greaser Pat. Oensmol eoea0n Tedd. avail>bb May 1.5650 't4a6tt1l. $60. - Dly •. $e5. St. S. Oshawa. IGA Plaza. loe uses. tabhs. chair. W. 11190 290 p,�,,.,,�.�,. whdstrs, Party bas. 1R ow 1/2 pdd lot. Asking 516.500. hClalra 404-2305.042892) M911V - unusual 2 level 2 Free dakhsry a Oehstla Es- Pafkyl• 012" so as Package r leawWtr/y fn1 carssM4 ori, anh bine ant Sisal W /PPaktkrsat. gWTW AJAX - bright two bedroom Oe�4 � dose, inidomM 7062773361'lar ewe am 410,- /10111r1/TEN • oontpllb w91aa111. 43-104. 13" 13" June Kbg tion ft. A11E�AN Eakitw► 5 year ofd 57&,@=. cat Teal' 14R 4/6631 621: 7067!► bsssnrsrM aporsswla, woNtotA Is �• 57" mm�f►• 4344"6 �� SVGA monitor, hard draw. 2 Pkkerlag. Ont. It V 186. mrlar netdned. sttotR,wl Cel5m.106050 backyard, Isundry fadNliss, �I 1- Near 00. 666 :5267. . I�1111.sA foggy df- Ills d e011srate � 281 l 1963 Chow. Celebrity. amrm Wmdhbb Jun I. IM pls 40% tt7m SM corlpllle Call 571-6602 aro, ori inn.. good ipllt M., . UNlios. Cal 204-070M 0� tfl16TBY - barerltra be&.OW PWCAINA Building Produces - PALADEN Dog Obedience - ::: mooing:' • ia. 51250. Cab 355 IbtOrCyCies OBI4AWA - basenwmt apse- apanntent In triplol With For Sale tw1snm fiddling, and gwraly atlrlrq a VeMrilwy Apposed Oudled 725.0613«494.6464. N4• lWaras err n Ir one Witt >�yIONAL bed tnlNae. anal bdlw, Onox11n rlsw covering an sus' 'Fes ppsrllgs s1B lust Honda Civic. 3 dos. 5 YndkuaM 666 (p42Nmet" fMn 00 wain and hhek SM Is10 oorrNtlott, 5600 abs 666 dtaia. strodeta corrnlNal, as- Windows staig a 575 and 11P awiWe for tiara 'deers: cont• speod, certified. excellent 1906 Suzuki 660. Wt- DUDE and 8bdk cloaramoe. 66 Sumac SL arse nutnB Mo'tif's filth: 1 m " hary 2, aro bus tined. ee67es4 044812) `'. �8• (D'12@M ling 5450. 006332. 0430801 unit 7. Whitby. 666-1700. broods - General Obsdleltoe rxemdltln a" $1000 or boa chased now in IBM 10.0110 2- basrrrmsrN aptrinett BA9EI1M +1, 2 Wile oft. Cal Brothers, 434-5774. kms., asking $1000. 4240091. bsdnooma, klldnotn, =. Fid skids forI4erood . 717 APARTMENT etrNent sab - 042002) starthm0 a Iandwobim Puppy Private eeerarnoe, eppliarnces WbM Rd S. Cal Nat and alk sola. glasswre. roekchaks. � Csrtes _ Canrns tlltwo lo AAranced Nmk& ask for Paul 0426021 f0a211Q1 Mitred h indty, air, Calplbd. **Mae 6 min.soa tiaMll�n AN Me*. 7283030. (TFAIy Friday am Saufft. Suwday. CA&W- oro hula 36 mm amMntstte. Triel Popsatorr Nn iIc- through 1901 Carvell VS, pea.. pb., sa- 1077 Honda GoWwing 1.000 Clem SM lineknkre. FistAast bins. �� � Moak PIANO*/ORAAIDFATHER K +� 5 D 1n 301A Apr rd $125.2 Nkon Cansras and as- b UliNly. Due b requests koro cellent condition. new rad. CC. bock 30000 miss. MaNw Non smokers. Available June 1. how SM hduM. 471.4740 1 CLOCK: - Plrnos tela Its Corn, King resent, oft Harwood =� fors. rpo0 and l mhM. Nose unaWs 10 alma weskdly esdoust. brakes, fust pump, rift fao0..baps and Ymrdt. Trade for 0390031. P429M r 042316' *PL she. kwipht• fPanO, aNl+t• South 1 Call for detafhi. 428-3400. of eMr" I'g _119 ° ' Inas n arD11L boar $1500 ofrll)ed, obo. AJAX - bright spacious 3 1o1a11� ids. CLaKS - free SPECIALTY Racing Bicycle. Se mtwnkg classes In General Call 431.323% Iwo message. ON -M• 043001 bedroom main floor semi. ONE am tyro I"• Apr&- Gbodkillosel rei�rl�rrtmel�eaaataa.. Con r�i%O�•�leln' /l�ptlW�M• DIIanCef. flglMdhntlrf�rWlMC�t#risCarhR Arns. NO PETS. FriOgaklarl InwlallMliii� a - w a; $750 plus SNijn 11 FtaY 5 ••�thas4edt At6QyBQ1 427J/41.Iot2N6!) fAfM1l1• ) M2A �� 911R 1 _ gT44foam 1' VkIeO eeB 430 6607. (Ot260?� 1666 26 I orry traller on 011e bedtown baserrost trNA Osefrinera Iillra for quip/ . ;.18Q Business to Artl eS ArUC1eS aabw. - to near Litdsay "a aorag.. eenVal air. d w.. �� non :''mops'. W ak b 0% 0 220 For Stile 220 For Sale HonE lar OtaYt.se -art Dan► 1886 Cflabrly Wagorh. 152,000 sock and Idled, k16r •atlat•d. * Bep.ta. anotlmw bus. Lake Inokud" uYlities, P" ant Ula Watts kns_, ries trse. beery, eshnat =Wet Met =10„700 or best am Bntabr F 1 .4 East F"ft Mu'lc't:• Ad" um *.-AMAMUG opportunity for MOM Card Shwa' - lynsrtwm CABPET - I Agra now Stals"1mm SM ress"B1At• Alis' 1 year k system, brake work doao. alar- Seweelnler. 4254737. MOft. 420.3751. nns6woMd psttpll Lastn Itolr 10 Horns Show. Uogwls Pact Irtsstar and 100%'nylon oupM. 6 yours. Fess I Ib1110A, ad Wads body Week but in good 1DWllg! T Fk+at/last, 1475 pM pi2� eveala s Paul 715-61122. el1phone �-�- AJAX - one bedrO01R large ._ fellbuduse 406420L 77M I AMM WN" UW 610. 688 X80. Incudes aaP6L ptl. Pktl alaraZp6 180 R Taunrs. At15 Florida Af••M bsawwsnt apsrswartr. sspsrsas _ rooves, qtr ML was year 414, Wong will - � e entranoo, kwrtdry taoilkiss, M-��■ and siell 786a08L �! Stere UMs sslR MwNlp a 5165. 1864 Chrystor Laser XE. 5 "Waft bodtorR ball's, shad, one - PCLwit- , d strrce is shopping `;205 MOM Fk n=d � fI .p••d. at noes 52T/S Cal an.rw.w. prin.Ixrva. hedgedkillichim ; and bur. ataNabis in9rw y. 686110. p4� 1V4M pt28M lot. Po-sesion Coy 24. 45 5600 monthly Includes aN ` 4 90 quick pkk up, ws pay STA Eg1�1t - stele mlw from Oshows - M 6 K YvYp room with workout to UNNM. 42779, 0:28821 : AOKA 11nr8ter • {7ry 1kalsood cash, 431-17a6i 11M 8ilwae hiss couraws. st=n tables. 0aF 111" Trans Am 306, Poorer greaser Pat. Oensmol eoea0n Tedd. avail>bb May 1.5650 't4a6tt1l. $60. - Dly •. $e5. St. S. Oshawa. IGA Plaza. loe uses. tabhs. chair. W. 11190 290 p,�,,.,,�.�,. whdstrs, Party bas. 1R ow 1/2 pdd lot. Asking 516.500. hClalra 404-2305.042892) M911V - unusual 2 level 2 Free dakhsry a Oehstla Es- Pafkyl• 012" so as Package r leawWtr/y fn1 carssM4 ori, anh bine ant Sisal W /PPaktkrsat. gWTW AJAX - bright two bedroom Oe�4 � dose, inidomM 7062773361'lar ewe am 410,- /10111r1/TEN • oontpllb w91aa111. 43-104. 13" 13" June Kbg tion ft. A11E�AN Eakitw► 5 year ofd 57&,@=. cat Teal' 14R 4/6631 621: 7067!► bsssnrsrM aporsswla, woNtotA Is �• 57" mm�f►• 4344"6 �� SVGA monitor, hard draw. 2 Pkkerlag. Ont. It V 186. mrlar netdned. sttotR,wl Cel5m.106050 backyard, Isundry fadNliss, �I 1- Near 00. 666 :5267. . I�1111.sA foggy df- Ills d e011srate � 281 l 1963 Chow. Celebrity. amrm Wmdhbb Jun I. IM pls 40% tt7m SM corlpllle Call 571-6602 aro, ori inn.. good ipllt M., . UNlios. Cal 204-070M 0� tfl16TBY - barerltra be&.OW PWCAINA Building Produces - PALADEN Dog Obedience - ::: mooing:' • ia. 51250. Cab 355 IbtOrCyCies OBI4AWA - basenwmt apse- apanntent In triplol With For Sale tw1snm fiddling, and gwraly atlrlrq a VeMrilwy Apposed Oudled 725.0613«494.6464. N4• lWaras err n Ir one Witt >�yIONAL bed tnlNae. anal bdlw, Onox11n rlsw covering an sus' 'Fes ppsrllgs s1B lust Honda Civic. 3 dos. 5 YndkuaM 666 (p42Nmet" fMn 00 wain and hhek SM Is10 oorrNtlott, 5600 abs 666 dtaia. strodeta corrnlNal, as- Windows staig a 575 and 11P awiWe for tiara 'deers: cont• speod, certified. excellent 1906 Suzuki 660. Wt- DUDE and 8bdk cloaramoe. 66 Sumac SL arse nutnB Mo'tif's filth: 1 m " hary 2, aro bus tined. ee67es4 044812) `'. �8• (D'12@M ling 5450. 006332. 0430801 unit 7. Whitby. 666-1700. broods - General Obsdleltoe rxemdltln a" $1000 or boa chased now in IBM 10.0110 2- basrrrmsrN aptrinett BA9EI1M +1, 2 Wile oft. Cal Brothers, 434-5774. kms., asking $1000. 4240091. bsdnooma, klldnotn, =. Fid skids forI4erood . 717 APARTMENT etrNent sab - 042002) starthm0 a Iandwobim Puppy Private eeerarnoe, eppliarnces WbM Rd S. Cal Nat and alk sola. glasswre. roekchaks. � Csrtes _ Canrns tlltwo lo AAranced Nmk& ask for Paul 0426021 f0a211Q1 Mitred h indty, air, Calplbd. **Mae 6 min.soa tiaMll�n AN Me*. 7283030. (TFAIy Friday am Saufft. Suwday. CA&W- oro hula 36 mm amMntstte. Triel Popsatorr Nn iIc- through 1901 Carvell VS, pea.. pb., sa- 1077 Honda GoWwing 1.000 Clem SM lineknkre. FistAast bins. �� � Moak PIANO*/ORAAIDFATHER K +� 5 D 1n 301A Apr rd $125.2 Nkon Cansras and as- b UliNly. Due b requests koro cellent condition. new rad. CC. bock 30000 miss. MaNw Non smokers. Available June 1. how SM hduM. 471.4740 1 CLOCK: - Plrnos tela Its Corn, King resent, oft Harwood =� fors. rpo0 and l mhM. Nose unaWs 10 alma weskdly esdoust. brakes, fust pump, rift fao0..baps and Ymrdt. Trade for 0390031. P429M r 042316' *PL she. kwipht• fPanO, aNl+t• South 1 Call for detafhi. 428-3400. of eMr" I'g _119 ° ' Inas n arD11L boar $1500 ofrll)ed, obo. AJAX - bright spacious 3 1o1a11� ids. CLaKS - free SPECIALTY Racing Bicycle. Se mtwnkg classes In General Call 431.323% Iwo message. ON -M• 043001 bedroom main floor semi. ONE am tyro I"• Apr&- Gbodkillosel rei�rl�rrtmel�eaaataa.. Con r�i%O�•�leln' /l�ptlW�M• DIIanCef. flglMdhntlrf�rWlMC�t#risCarhR Arns. NO PETS. FriOgaklarl InwlallMliii� a - w a; $750 plus SNijn 11 FtaY 5 ••�thas4edt At6QyBQ1 427J/41.Iot2N6!) fAfM1l1• ) M2A �� 911R 1 _ gT44foam 1' I PAGE 36.7= NEM ADVQTUM St7mmy, AlM 24 IM 11OF!!l10 We're at Your Driving Schools ALL SAFE PRO DRIVERS. CeAiGed inshwion from Professional Tach2rs. Days • Evenings Weekends. Home or lik siness pi *-W 281-1622 Caromqm pedrig Carpet We From $11.9sq. yard InstaWe pay GST/PST. F619-0940 Estimate RPET kuts"ions - free Imatas, restretching a diary. Reasonable rates. -1799 or 987-1800. D a N can (TPNFM A-& 0-0 %, - Estate - Coudoreftubm - • lativold and Commard Pruning Landbw • ISiollw a Home Home _ knpmvements Improvements VW 4092 eumu us rule• VAZ GENERAL - - CONTRACTING - - spe'ab ng in a1 carperlay, alatom homes, addrtionc & moirtg, - IGrollens A bathrooms, windows Walerpmofirp besernena, ceramic ties A hardwood floors -15 yrs. exp. For x*. call 683-5818 �J� V� ./ V.M•IV CERAMIC TILES J] -0J`1 b Tw s��1 a 1t.. S,w.n E.fyw•q w• woe 'APRL SPECIALS' LkWad offer pod neiftouir form. sdiiV 11W lal6oe. For Only $1295 rL (416) 606 -YARD (416) 582 -YARD CALL TODAY - SUNDAYS TOO BACKYARD SHEL'S !tarn st* sheds, built an silo. :ill sim ar80 ,'e, w00d floor, shingled and GST included. 8x8 - 8566.00 a112 - 666.00 CALL TOLL FREE 1-416-5594W ling, 100 i 200 amp v upgrades. Rea- ble rates. Free ate&. Lic. PE670. rs - NO G.S.T DOUG'S WALL fit CEIt M SYSTEMS Moving, Storage o« aviasAX �OM,, iano specialists. T1- �►oa Systorns ae A lav Ioe ed or abrage Wf. Now dlaYtp it" with n . CAN 427- WOL an MEN with large truck will do household mow. feeklental, corrsr0rci4. Al types of mows. Car Carl or Jane. 427-nW. an Two men with trucks 'THE MOVERS- wB do All types of "Moss. Very owrps*kv6 give us a car. Pole. 5769533. (TF) Wal"Perleig done l olid Dorlt. Lf,0llrmwa 571 ;834M -170$ INTERM i Eadwbt Parotin eedrrkass tai Moi 5761M PROFESSIONAL peinliag and wadkmml 1 room or wlrtfks hare. 0u«arrMd lowest nsss. No job's too small. Ousltty wakmwuhrp guwwweed. Cal 4342596 anyums, (rF) Services MAGICIAN, clown. friends. Reedy 10 smarmin for any age, any occassion. Birthdays. promotions, openings. ftndreiws. Magic shows as fun! LMM Help. M7057 or 7264334. (TIF) q�'.1ide CERAMIC TILES urywall, RA&lMT wants work doing '•Ie•de1 mag' for d4ow'a �• Tw s��1 a AND weds Tile, Castew am my '� 711bt ta...al GRANITE Call aera�«a ng In (TF) 420-2367 827-1281 cel ug EYETH Lawncare and CINS�TACLLLAATIIONeSc� FREE ESflMATES co a MID arde.,ng. weekly lawn• 666-025IMPROVEMENTS ME Free aoan+wea appaanoas. $985 Indudes Eprisx•d 42p 11K P4211111121 Ywl a rdw list agow alt'• Home and Garden . Landscape design. "Ndmko aaoe and stem up baswraePr and Sow" d - up. painting. 10 years ex- wah hoe estir"W a. Cad Rad a 427-4M or 14n. 1577. pt171TiQj I Jw%or"W mien PtuMASr No job too small - falcons, showers, basement UVAI'- vas, vest bw, arc Arty wrovahon or addab n 00y1bN: 427-4174. 118m: 427-eeDtl. Ask for Teel. 400 " 400 A '"� 410 114 " FW .._,!.,APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU! ,VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT _ 679.1626 OR PICKERING 1480 Puckering Parkway Spacious 3 bedroom apartments - Four Appliances •Close to GO Transit/Pickering Town CentreMvyy. 401 • Immediate Occupancy From $825 per month Call 420-3139 Or visit rental office/model at: '1480 Puckering Parkway 4306 Under New Management Ajax 77 d133 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and undergrou'id paridrig included. $742-$819 CWI 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 80.4:30 p.m. art$ bedroom ap.rltt5na available in Oshawa kW= kidp, stow and u1Tifin dose io 401 aria (Park Ili No4 For more information call 571 - FLW04SHED -- Pickering new one bedroom basement apafbllefll. Loft Of extras, no pets, suitable for business person. $690 Indusim first d last. $37-2454 One months free rent - when you sign a one year lease on a small one bedroom apartment indudes fridge, stove and utilities, call now 571- 0108. PICItERING . beautiful new one bedroom basemerri apartment. private entrance, cable. laundry, parking. utilkiss Included. No pets. Non smoker. Single or couple only. First and lard. $585. 831.2351. (042942) TWO bedroom apartnrrE with fridge and stove, shared Laundry. in a dean semi in south Aga. Burdw and Bayty. $700 monthly. Cal Ben Canada Trust Realty. 4271771. (df2M AJAX - Oxford Towers. 1, land 3 bedroom apartments, avail- able May 1 and June 1. From $651 and $745. Pool sauna, large SUMS. close 10401 and Go. 426-7260 and 7 p -m (042e92) AVAILABLE May - Jur - wrrd- by qmI ewrt building. rpadw^ carpesed and newly painted. Close to bus, shopping, all utilities induced, no pets. 2 bedrooms, $700. Also one bedr-, UM. Cad 4300134. (00092) OSHAWA - centrad charting and very dear 1 bedroom apt on mein floor phi hd bmwnanl PIM vate entrance, central air. garage. nice backyard. Pell welcome. $725 monthly. Inclusive. Call 420-2220. (0121 M 410 H01�For ent PICKEWO - Visa SHora BIW. 3 bedroom main floor. 4 appiaaoae, available Juse I. 8M0 nondate. does to too a l school 771-2177 eMr 4 p,n. or IM's --sea 092MM worMOWATWM - Ca A"T. AVAK AKI nos. aaw ra kep AJAX - 2 level obadPoo msm OSHAWA -available Im- tkce. khcaen o one bedroom main floor t Owbv a1 Clean and Owy- "Ahmedal basements. washrooms. ap sty or June 1. Three . dose haMed. ot, IIII P*A 11850 pts Wlo Abe bdmL, east 0shoer9 $4 p4 VWAIas, WP lot, I Pkaw_ haftle may UPPER Iersl house. large 2 =��rao:. first last, $925 Inclusive. PAhMU M. RAN 471-4740 or 612-3184.(042092) fury im. Three be khch«t, alr, Ienosd yard, beside � park. does to school, boutiques. May 1. Slott nexiddy. Uskisa .80.18S$ or 2961642. ta29M AJAX - 4 bedroom datactae0 2 aro" 2 12 wasfroor. double garage. main floor laundry, ori► w .4,11orasd. 3 appliances. no Puts. available inrraedis ". $1200 plus tXbftL 746.2943 or 427-1354 anytirne. (043092) AJAX . 3 bedroom house an Dreyer East. $050 monthly, rew List. no pots. Avallable J11y 1, 1902. 693.0194 or 6935265. P420M Two houses for rant. Atha and Rkwn area. 2 12 storey, does b SIMONiea. available June 1. PleMe phone 6639462 or 436- 9900. (043092) OSHAWA - 3 bedroom man floor bungalow. central all. 4 appliances, quiet neighbouA+ood. arupia parking. $790 a. iond . Available June 1 - Cal 4242653. (042992) $test montMy and your twit 4 your dosxpayrran for this Pert to own 4 bedroom semi detached house. Two ball -now rs finished rec room with wood slow. Ierr, yard and nice area. Cal for more Information. 706-437-3613. co42SM 0 420 T"n"ouses For Rent taping. T4t« CMog wfaaal • Repairs PICKEIBMG - want S uo. 3 e1 •ore 'A' 1pfrf OSHAWA - two bedroom sbom6basso"a•lerafoes. 1111H clsM asatw LARGE 3 bed•ordr mall floor Iaal*aaaaR al0hlned beswwarlA o l d fowCo and dock. paha, P1ew SXIN 7a. • Pbeeft New am own. onukin0. awiabwtraM VIA" - _ Amid am _ d� yam, LhIpp � f1$ UdEn bacbded. CAN 67► • maWatbL MwMNta bL 6Me � P ' O oro pis. t2M8f 14, Isaw wrmkw.draYapoeR 1!67 M 72-7U7. pt.Il� dssaarrks, dt aseM « IwOR Stan cels -0408 INC Lf Gua* e)s mb& Flee el11 "R a Caw �! �/i � pa7raM �� (�11Et �d gad, wart a OO 1ra11, TI bsdmori Isaalwsaa Yi hoaN «E�r IaMNfMla wM at allesdabts pdoa son" alfa A �A Q1a 1 Faa�ia ELVACPSM960oda%la-wE wenead c�lt3MaL4ssa?Dt (416) Bili-toiY TWO aveaselsare toil seas oil. �X - 'The b odwW brand Oboe Iss4iM. am VQ Tom b am I, I AComm. South ir w`i mckllent - a:l0 p,aa ptifll 0 tawovw�wr bothroosf or t�4 bedroom. $500. Available now otdoalw lakeside con- $930 moothly. 472-4350. sharoYag, 7I&SM. hk%W war M wM oa aw M WSECLEAMIIN dose MriNlalaly. oxo batchelor. demlalunM for immediate 4Dt21M to 'deme ANd� nn�d M� of 7 � Mil. deo Tax, dodo o+SM �mg PSJune,Ii41. FbW g as Mme-. fatwt n`5 TMREE bo/room upper COMMA - 714 Ontoad or . Far $aa somem MM, .ansa, balls bhi/ak _ DkKWV IM. 4311111. pin" rRirtwoas. sic bdwrAn and b � FAM ' ' - arrlBabb Juno 1. SM - 3 Ceatraglag -all ?A -dm (>�l w $sus. ant a let taw lot a aolm6mm uddarporlad peAit - Il " S. tis SwAhm DIM Abs beftma tial, 670 @salol¢ $bast Marry. addNlens. MOPE MdpwesNets all Puy ■Mena 7dan C-0- - rM ons, bo*health dub wW fids« poll, bochsiw $425 or -MON I . via Mobdib enevotSo". kitchooa. n1Mb EMweanw. adiod2, �OsOes CON 671 -lee.. buaa alakeanMoa . dd t 16es add aft tORIM N faIM. %mom AI &mow tlb•d weans, aw- wlOrillg, efislehlog. %sality weft am ONRM euast004. 16 years ,IOunearrAM simmileidn. mea ONNU (1F6t I tpmddabl f IN MMM dwWo. 111114111111119 - pdrs apes IN 15 Mie stat saeustl rowiritnys.. addHlose sad ft We sad fattaar Pkhwbg, sed Ease Iae.d4 0* w relloraeleal. Aft. wefk Aim an& yes be ad* and esta11N. M10-3268. WOMML da starve. will pay up to $40 4204M ("rtl" -,11 call Jknlr 084-3561. goolom MMR mo?mw ft& moat.aT Mw 4� da b ddwad m umakk psi ant 2nnksm. Se pals. SM AJAX - at ft Idu3 badbdu bntflabl, eal••56sn p&taaq basement aportmsst. Sao CONN"- swh wed h41bR batfaom kPa bean and NeAft = tilts St. Wry sieft Ings 0raltb�l ars $600 SPM and udas. 2 bo*em , auorby May 1. ba now a May 1. em and 2 3174, � OM1. or 427 - bedroom. $705. Joss 1. bsal foe $1150 plus 102 MEOW Jim* 1. UK Nast Sold hydro • Avaldft Mar 1. Sa"B♦f. Yes, Fdtf% sill^ and pump 08"WA East - !arse 3 olubse i "• 86 Dusesit Osdms0l Mwme r flaw Idn11d tam- at E 40 Fier, M$tty «alt yR Ma1a Num$, 4x-«10 ler Information. SM moothfy, avenal4 Immediately. 725-74". PtClgBBBBi . Lbarpeil Slid 043M ebmww^ brae ! b•dNsab CEIRMAL Malty - 3 badmoss am* deo0ta•d. MpaanoM. Pleeft I'M able bekd" 7NaEE year old hot.. alas wale Plea. 81000 111011th 4 du• b MtOryad08 AIEIarltla app"Mw I now UM 1. CM 7 849 d p or w...d� A....a....,a. 671i0e73ail7254a11a p6M taswy ApWMWftom est ores bsdraNs PWA"M b*Abt PAk a1i,agat"Nabip,Pon" •� P �� � 400 - d era Iiraei, IswMiOryt�o. @amok NO toes- Auaaabla OiNAWA - ! bedroom fe For Relit For Rent O MMa 2 fB/lesrw bntalard yard. Good appraae a, 40ii Jens 1 4/9.ib7r/e « 4t6 desirable NE d A**XN AL . TWO bsdmm prbhwM b TWO family basome-et AJAX - by all I4u3 OpO1YOOIR 30. aaa« amoo*Ao . Nuiionr SM IlwbArtg NiAbe. moi= plea" backs Onto grog abelt. 4 Oakala Half. bydmr kilps Md apartmest, two separate bladroors bM•rna0 Sas M/MlTirt - 2 bedroom pddng fddg4 store` lairr•x 2834M. p4M AJAX - NarweodlHsry 2. 4 apptafoM. l t/2 brei, staassa iF Ops"Ase aiarI L pond tM asap $7$0 phos tablas- Fhob% , 1- 1/ .720 Otadds Shat, sq. 4 tlsv trctadad PadM owe ail. StManco, as Wber•u811. NW Lou"dry, AshwaabOr, twb11, "dilated. Pdew MAWAR 3 414,6M 79, p12NO bedroom ho•eas. 2500 deck. PWARWA and pool m Cat, plead Wwdry Fid and tth•dlde pasaasllod, Se26 building. 2 blacks bom aweuon helbtd dean all fanoed yard. $mat lecatioe, aaa wto2prtaMy daarh, aril pdtltbig, as tackete. Me6. kms INK m3 n>adtlr Aralila AJAX - sup« ass b•dmom $1300 ebb Joe /. 1p45 poltl 73a ice: Immediately. 4!4-6311. � he � Or ! ph 12@4131 yes Ilan /. doaratos�a. Asst and hydrobmwaft a badNan aParaerea, osn arty. X271 NOW � � awl. 04=00 qc, ¢bene PMNN 42a4i13i pt2la� Incbd• i . Fe ad stove. P2Ms, 4 pupa be f. g udsn 1dsw. oat Lake pfi01 p130aZ8tK� bra4e »AOOfieLCaa4m sesha And wyN, dant sltlill M 4 taplanam ttaMd yah on•, no gds aadnslor r) NCti�la - (aalMMlba) 4 MAt1Ttr/001MMTA - aaagalNr � MTry - �I" 2, ltsw poo in bS1«IartL Puy abaci, air. available May 1. Non Out also avMlbls 416,2116- PK2(Ea11G - 2potlsse Isms bedroom IaMMouse. 2 112 rabad es,. IF hr, 9 bedro•tM, 51150 Oat ad IML Cal Ksah, stiatan. ae pdr. mL 1550 IN- 2008«4/e2M 111111 three bedroom bungalow, s near lake and f3 b Now AJAX - three bedroom t� seat ✓>'Mlr dadlstrrbs.Ga4264 Mor 1a2e11?� malafkw. ay c•r10klon be/1ant16 no Brash, oumm aubdMslNf thskrdos !badman naaYMlSr. tw2b p« nINIB1, ens u, osn" Sic. Nos 42$x191. pteea2) 1#ICM and lJwp001- hltdllasd fir lac•. formerly �• Immediate. $110150 plus 2 bodroom in-law bedmom bdasrnara, OW per ice. $1160 HARWOOD and at* sea - 1 ora bedroom. Private bath, o�upib. sat -in kltahen, " • Plus. CSI 282 ret apdahaa atppn22e aaranoR tthtlNlLaliamu0rss Phoes1- plus utilities. •t.7-0632. ad2badmanbMartudapttan. AJAX . oomanlaas sa6iou. cable on bus routs. $476 ArsNnt. Craft dmdl. SIMS$ 4/e @M*41 laundry, sIZe;13a4Q pt211$a3 fOrOM I," ser rest' Appranoeo, R , . apodous Ota• badman qty. all adMM bcuadad schoob f p. j31ad runaga (� AJAX -21 adroosd winner art, bo*oan Saarabbr Jump 1). (1 bMUMat tpdruala, soprab lams and IM a Inst. snaasble 2ptteboe two TWO and throe bedroom blldte ort10 ge«tbM. new Go. Oa1MWA . Wa battler Uri bedroom available aeoranoor pahbg, fi6110 aaoraat r br ahrdsad a wading penin �� and flims badman bwNNtaM �. apartnNnls, erasable at ell fit l •rarano2f 4 pi1M bah, for Jude 1. $646 and two kfwNdlndy.) 297- e or 7111- including UMAL J1ve6kbb Wil Nen-saroka►, no pas. 037.00211. T"eM Phn all 111 '"M Is go PIN* d 401. Cime to Go Tmb Glen !t OOhawe. 7294M b1doe, some. aroMble Jule Is. 0•droan Unis for Jule I. sego alge. (osolem 1. Pao« veer anok«, no pd2 P42M MPC, "0 mom, ft" min, am"". ediam. rMill and plain $750 Inclusive. 0 6-3201. a 777 Wilson Rad NorN std AJAX as -- s ll costal ora EEMIY�O- ea34016 101 6 OSHAWA - all bldroan span kNdasa wNA fMefgoralor silt aodh 04w, blacks ager is@ wNITaT - one bedroom 's 5p110as n� . 81103 Filfor juns l nsahpM11p10. p1lr� d onewtb:droaom verse• wbiafa ant►anaWNW nient Ior ism F nWn Ibor dt""'lr' li"w knna00r toe p oomples. AvabbKrAb HL Bus Mb Mtayaar d ;V ONWWN, SM Fad ad bet MM b• Mia. m* O2hWA4 2 ON% UMN kwkm L No psB. ddkJlan 1 yard 1sNA tact., new palet JUN. 4!1.5914. (050702) ,r'maef a fll¢ tunitlaed, wet bedmatn war dtpldl� ftly2v, apply web pyrl�a�k rip, a4*001 2 asd does wrasraM4 hie twpdad.4 pos. nice pirate yard. Chose to "�poople eMy. Cant 1ee.Nf std t02ael, rte peri filelerdt 11116 dwdr ! E M FIa 6=0 0lc - U J 60 *"a-- sZ 46 i, /a/Ynt b a w er ung. @ant�fl . � Ar�sypplep Ju�1. � �� ,Ow"W, f . 711""1 4010. �ApMoe*pt Lpti 4 W or for bdMM(a FiA2Mpt 4N-7016. $57� 07y �t aaM�, Joe, Poe nnrukA give si ' wwwL f a$ehlltlr >X of 576-3214. ! .la+M kNbrdss dM11M. 67'a7.1e6. >M'�=+�'�M'7a}t wr LEA(M TUBS & add&. oraaaw but Aomea Caw Ca 43240M POOMR Ruum LOP 101, 0111110 asreot ererl0ak ntiaetM eroo0 wwk elsrtrfc 1ng Fwnduwaat, atq. Paltltag neat Isaaaery and pang 01 bedroom house, quiet oerghbourhood. Large front SHOWER STALLS amok- ftcoe 0o araaday. 411111111111111 Wo*i& $690 krdkaka. $7 porch, lanced yard, 4 co a MID d i rarnovaNd 19 Car Jin COMM at 4104*4. Atubbb Inwad&". tae 0 ��� 7� appaanoas. $985 Indudes Ywl a rdw list agow u1MfM and Coble. Jeckle. 7251 klerim artd exuwiw i Wistaied Uc. vise, AREtvaa4ry �yA� ��y QUALM AVAMAMLE Mry 1. MtlleMe � al 4m -&age- ps70921 Dais, rBntrB�Ns and aofllltrtletien Fant aIle 8.8.8. LOWEST PfiICEW F+a1 MirendM w you Paabbeea ants class y F~. &"'p�,,a, I 1 ROOFS 'silo bOd'Oa My �3.1� aP� r«ae- •loan.. hy0q and p.dlrig al pie. hares ileNrdti9 ail Ww"Y - 4m soulde fuse betlw0o,w ,,,,e MW. oe,psl0d otaan plailaaiatal work 8«106. Propeoirw Tis r,g ad 1lerwti I low" satrlos tardily. Mckdlt CISH m ail avmdiw �� I so t� owe bill baMd. nett be netts may. d- Io all arrfalloa ant. fenced. 5 appliances. in:Mr«a1y • $T25 eaS4041. $760 nardd)r. Cal 72&,M1 « p429op gds- Ave%" JWu 1. s/a� . U liaa RNaewr ore M7517 CRAW' g6t913 CtEAdMq IoM a>�iew kray f�os rbe.M.a.as..ry.Palll esperiewced •:gllent 5794tt21. p22MR) AJAX - brl�rt logs dao bedoaw Eve. 479-9310 « days . dose haMed. ot, IIII P*A 11850 pts Wlo Abe bdmL, east 0shoer9 $4 p4 VWAIas, WP lot, I Pkaw_ haftle may UPPER Iersl house. large 2 =��rao:. first last, $925 Inclusive. PAhMU M. RAN 471-4740 or 612-3184.(042092) fury im. Three be khch«t, alr, Ienosd yard, beside � park. does to school, boutiques. May 1. Slott nexiddy. Uskisa .80.18S$ or 2961642. ta29M AJAX - 4 bedroom datactae0 2 aro" 2 12 wasfroor. double garage. main floor laundry, ori► w .4,11orasd. 3 appliances. no Puts. available inrraedis ". $1200 plus tXbftL 746.2943 or 427-1354 anytirne. (043092) AJAX . 3 bedroom house an Dreyer East. $050 monthly, rew List. no pots. Avallable J11y 1, 1902. 693.0194 or 6935265. P420M Two houses for rant. Atha and Rkwn area. 2 12 storey, does b SIMONiea. available June 1. PleMe phone 6639462 or 436- 9900. (043092) OSHAWA - 3 bedroom man floor bungalow. central all. 4 appliances, quiet neighbouA+ood. arupia parking. $790 a. iond . Available June 1 - Cal 4242653. (042992) $test montMy and your twit 4 your dosxpayrran for this Pert to own 4 bedroom semi detached house. Two ball -now rs finished rec room with wood slow. Ierr, yard and nice area. Cal for more Information. 706-437-3613. co42SM 0 420 T"n"ouses For Rent taping. T4t« CMog wfaaal • Repairs PICKEIBMG - want S uo. 3 e1 •ore 'A' 1pfrf OSHAWA - two bedroom sbom6basso"a•lerafoes. 1111H clsM asatw LARGE 3 bed•ordr mall floor Iaal*aaaaR al0hlned beswwarlA o l d fowCo and dock. paha, P1ew SXIN 7a. • Pbeeft New am own. onukin0. awiabwtraM VIA" - _ Amid am _ d� yam, LhIpp � f1$ UdEn bacbded. CAN 67► • maWatbL MwMNta bL 6Me � P ' O oro pis. t2M8f 14, Isaw wrmkw.draYapoeR 1!67 M 72-7U7. pt.Il� dssaarrks, dt aseM « IwOR Stan cels -0408 INC Lf Gua* e)s mb& Flee el11 "R a Caw �! �/i � pa7raM �� (�11Et �d gad, wart a OO 1ra11, TI bsdmori Isaalwsaa Yi hoaN «E�r IaMNfMla wM at allesdabts pdoa son" alfa A �A Q1a 1 Faa�ia ELVACPSM960oda%la-wE wenead c�lt3MaL4ssa?Dt (416) Bili-toiY TWO aveaselsare toil seas oil. �X - 'The b odwW brand Oboe Iss4iM. am VQ Tom b am I, I AComm. South ir w`i mckllent - a:l0 p,aa ptifll 0 tawovw�wr bothroosf or t�4 bedroom. $500. Available now otdoalw lakeside con- $930 moothly. 472-4350. sharoYag, 7I&SM. hk%W war M wM oa aw M WSECLEAMIIN dose MriNlalaly. oxo batchelor. demlalunM for immediate 4Dt21M to 'deme ANd� nn�d M� of 7 � Mil. deo Tax, dodo o+SM �mg PSJune,Ii41. FbW g as Mme-. fatwt n`5 TMREE bo/room upper COMMA - 714 Ontoad or . Far $aa somem MM, .ansa, balls bhi/ak _ DkKWV IM. 4311111. pin" rRirtwoas. sic bdwrAn and b � FAM ' ' - arrlBabb Juno 1. SM - 3 Ceatraglag -all ?A -dm (>�l w $sus. ant a let taw lot a aolm6mm uddarporlad peAit - Il " S. tis SwAhm DIM Abs beftma tial, 670 @salol¢ $bast Marry. addNlens. MOPE MdpwesNets all Puy ■Mena 7dan C-0- - rM ons, bo*health dub wW fids« poll, bochsiw $425 or -MON I . via Mobdib enevotSo". kitchooa. n1Mb EMweanw. adiod2, �OsOes CON 671 -lee.. buaa alakeanMoa . dd t 16es add aft tORIM N faIM. %mom AI &mow tlb•d weans, aw- wlOrillg, efislehlog. %sality weft am ONRM euast004. 16 years ,IOunearrAM simmileidn. mea ONNU (1F6t I tpmddabl f IN MMM dwWo. 111114111111119 - pdrs apes IN 15 Mie stat saeustl rowiritnys.. addHlose sad ft We sad fattaar Pkhwbg, sed Ease Iae.d4 0* w relloraeleal. Aft. wefk Aim an& yes be ad* and esta11N. M10-3268. WOMML da starve. will pay up to $40 4204M ("rtl" -,11 call Jknlr 084-3561. goolom MMR mo?mw ft& moat.aT Mw 4� da b ddwad m umakk psi ant 2nnksm. Se pals. SM AJAX - at ft Idu3 badbdu bntflabl, eal••56sn p&taaq basement aportmsst. Sao CONN"- swh wed h41bR batfaom kPa bean and NeAft = tilts St. Wry sieft Ings 0raltb�l ars $600 SPM and udas. 2 bo*em , auorby May 1. ba now a May 1. em and 2 3174, � OM1. or 427 - bedroom. $705. Joss 1. bsal foe $1150 plus 102 MEOW Jim* 1. UK Nast Sold hydro • Avaldft Mar 1. Sa"B♦f. Yes, Fdtf% sill^ and pump 08"WA East - !arse 3 olubse i "• 86 Dusesit Osdms0l Mwme r flaw Idn11d tam- at E 40 Fier, M$tty «alt yR Ma1a Num$, 4x-«10 ler Information. SM moothfy, avenal4 Immediately. 725-74". PtClgBBBBi . Lbarpeil Slid 043M ebmww^ brae ! b•dNsab CEIRMAL Malty - 3 badmoss am* deo0ta•d. MpaanoM. Pleeft I'M able bekd" 7NaEE year old hot.. alas wale Plea. 81000 111011th 4 du• b MtOryad08 AIEIarltla app"Mw I now UM 1. CM 7 849 d p or w...d� A....a....,a. 671i0e73ail7254a11a p6M taswy ApWMWftom est ores bsdraNs PWA"M b*Abt PAk a1i,agat"Nabip,Pon" •� P �� � 400 - d era Iiraei, IswMiOryt�o. @amok NO toes- Auaaabla OiNAWA - ! bedroom fe For Relit For Rent O MMa 2 fB/lesrw bntalard yard. Good appraae a, 40ii Jens 1 4/9.ib7r/e « 4t6 desirable NE d A**XN AL . TWO bsdmm prbhwM b TWO family basome-et AJAX - by all I4u3 OpO1YOOIR 30. aaa« amoo*Ao . Nuiionr SM IlwbArtg NiAbe. moi= plea" backs Onto grog abelt. 4 Oakala Half. bydmr kilps Md apartmest, two separate bladroors bM•rna0 Sas M/MlTirt - 2 bedroom pddng fddg4 store` lairr•x 2834M. p4M AJAX - NarweodlHsry 2. 4 apptafoM. l t/2 brei, staassa iF Ops"Ase aiarI L pond tM asap $7$0 phos tablas- Fhob% , 1- 1/ .720 Otadds Shat, sq. 4 tlsv trctadad PadM owe ail. StManco, as Wber•u811. NW Lou"dry, AshwaabOr, twb11, "dilated. Pdew MAWAR 3 414,6M 79, p12NO bedroom ho•eas. 2500 deck. PWARWA and pool m Cat, plead Wwdry Fid and tth•dlde pasaasllod, Se26 building. 2 blacks bom aweuon helbtd dean all fanoed yard. $mat lecatioe, aaa wto2prtaMy daarh, aril pdtltbig, as tackete. Me6. kms INK m3 n>adtlr Aralila AJAX - sup« ass b•dmom $1300 ebb Joe /. 1p45 poltl 73a ice: Immediately. 4!4-6311. � he � Or ! ph 12@4131 yes Ilan /. doaratos�a. Asst and hydrobmwaft a badNan aParaerea, osn arty. X271 NOW � � awl. 04=00 qc, ¢bene PMNN 42a4i13i pt2la� Incbd• i . Fe ad stove. P2Ms, 4 pupa be f. g udsn 1dsw. oat Lake pfi01 p130aZ8tK� bra4e »AOOfieLCaa4m sesha And wyN, dant sltlill M 4 taplanam ttaMd yah on•, no gds aadnslor r) NCti�la - (aalMMlba) 4 MAt1Ttr/001MMTA - aaagalNr � MTry - �I" 2, ltsw poo in bS1«IartL Puy abaci, air. available May 1. Non Out also avMlbls 416,2116- PK2(Ea11G - 2potlsse Isms bedroom IaMMouse. 2 112 rabad es,. IF hr, 9 bedro•tM, 51150 Oat ad IML Cal Ksah, stiatan. ae pdr. mL 1550 IN- 2008«4/e2M 111111 three bedroom bungalow, s near lake and f3 b Now AJAX - three bedroom t� seat ✓>'Mlr dadlstrrbs.Ga4264 Mor 1a2e11?� malafkw. ay c•r10klon be/1ant16 no Brash, oumm aubdMslNf thskrdos !badman naaYMlSr. tw2b p« nINIB1, ens u, osn" Sic. Nos 42$x191. pteea2) 1#ICM and lJwp001- hltdllasd fir lac•. formerly �• Immediate. $110150 plus 2 bodroom in-law bedmom bdasrnara, OW per ice. $1160 HARWOOD and at* sea - 1 ora bedroom. Private bath, o�upib. sat -in kltahen, " • Plus. CSI 282 ret apdahaa atppn22e aaranoR tthtlNlLaliamu0rss Phoes1- plus utilities. •t.7-0632. ad2badmanbMartudapttan. AJAX . oomanlaas sa6iou. cable on bus routs. $476 ArsNnt. Craft dmdl. SIMS$ 4/e @M*41 laundry, sIZe;13a4Q pt211$a3 fOrOM I," ser rest' Appranoeo, R , . apodous Ota• badman qty. all adMM bcuadad schoob f p. j31ad runaga (� AJAX -21 adroosd winner art, bo*oan Saarabbr Jump 1). (1 bMUMat tpdruala, soprab lams and IM a Inst. snaasble 2ptteboe two TWO and throe bedroom blldte ort10 ge«tbM. new Go. Oa1MWA . Wa battler Uri bedroom available aeoranoor pahbg, fi6110 aaoraat r br ahrdsad a wading penin �� and flims badman bwNNtaM �. apartnNnls, erasable at ell fit l •rarano2f 4 pi1M bah, for Jude 1. $646 and two kfwNdlndy.) 297- e or 7111- including UMAL J1ve6kbb Wil Nen-saroka►, no pas. 037.00211. T"eM Phn all 111 '"M Is go PIN* d 401. Cime to Go Tmb Glen !t OOhawe. 7294M b1doe, some. aroMble Jule Is. 0•droan Unis for Jule I. sego alge. (osolem 1. Pao« veer anok«, no pd2 P42M MPC, "0 mom, ft" min, am"". ediam. rMill and plain $750 Inclusive. 0 6-3201. a 777 Wilson Rad NorN std AJAX as -- s ll costal ora EEMIY�O- ea34016 101 6 OSHAWA - all bldroan span kNdasa wNA fMefgoralor silt aodh 04w, blacks ager is@ wNITaT - one bedroom 's 5p110as n� . 81103 Filfor juns l nsahpM11p10. p1lr� d onewtb:droaom verse• wbiafa ant►anaWNW nient Ior ism F nWn Ibor dt""'lr' li"w knna00r toe p oomples. AvabbKrAb HL Bus Mb Mtayaar d ;V ONWWN, SM Fad ad bet MM b• Mia. m* O2hWA4 2 ON% UMN kwkm L No psB. ddkJlan 1 yard 1sNA tact., new palet JUN. 4!1.5914. (050702) ,r'maef a fll¢ tunitlaed, wet bedmatn war dtpldl� ftly2v, apply web pyrl�a�k rip, a4*001 2 asd does wrasraM4 hie twpdad.4 pos. nice pirate yard. Chose to "�poople eMy. Cant 1ee.Nf std t02ael, rte peri filelerdt 11116 dwdr ! E M FIa 6=0 0lc - U J 60 *"a-- sZ 46 i, /a/Ynt b a w er ung. @ant�fl . � Ar�sypplep Ju�1. � �� ,Ow"W, f . 711""1 4010. �ApMoe*pt Lpti 4 W or for bdMM(a FiA2Mpt 4N-7016. $57� 07y �t aaM�, Joe, Poe nnrukA give si ' wwwL f a$ehlltlr >X of 576-3214. ! .la+M kNbrdss dM11M. 67'a7.1e6. >M'�=+�'�M'7a}t ": Tee NEWS ADVFiM= SUNDA% AMM 2r "WPAG9 V 445'"x"""' 44Pat5'"x' Unft 450 �~ 470 500 How FaSale . FOR LEASE 111MMEDIATE P06SESSION 1,500 TO 13,000 SO. FT. INDUSTRIAUCO MlIERCIAL CITATION BUSINESS PARK, OSHAWA 401 i HARMONY ROAD EXIT W. FRANK REALTOR - JOE BOSCO ONMWA - ham to sham wall RAE Lake - now=trate and OSMWA - 310 Goddc Dr. Into 430 Ron ""E° 430 RnM o RoomS-TO tam Pat" and Pool.) 1400 RUN430 whin Ikeplain mom w sublk • AJIAX - may 2 and Cheep at, loin WNL NNII Wi Ajtst . tatrlNhsd or adwrtlshsd.BAwkfldmt,bZ IEW selfblined arn with separate entrance >1mokNq CaM� • and ukytllltlas, full use of melts, and prMals 3 p" tn i.813i bacard, close to lake, bttlh. 15 n*wasa to Oshaats, AJAX - specialities modem man ahoppkg, rleuaa-01 atlas- Non $110 weekly includes all w o own 4 pia smuts and do@K tocomes, smoker prlslsrtod Fends or* $YF -N*. Phase utilities, Suit single person -IY. Must well aI a1 427- 8001 Call 987.4010 kitdrsn. laundry and cable T.V. 7899 afrytlnts. (0'13m anytbns. (050192) $110 weekly. Call 683.5190, AwMable May 2. p430M SUMMER skrdees tseeloothe _ roan for rale, close to 00, on PICKERINO - room In townhome for rent, female PKXERM - dose b public bus route. Oshawa. Use of preferred, share all IadiNils. kansporfa/a4 roam b font, k khan and bseI - faritl0s, Cal9.0393, 68 0429M 4ulet, non-smoker, $300/ monthly. M1783. M42992) $86 w04kly or t32o monthiy. Available May 1. 433.4703. AJAX - teMurnishad room, avail - sole Wldme. Prater ran smol- ": Tee NEWS ADVFiM= SUNDA% AMM 2r "WPAG9 V 445'"x"""' 44Pat5'"x' Unft 450 �~ 470 500 How FaSale . FOR LEASE 111MMEDIATE P06SESSION 1,500 TO 13,000 SO. FT. INDUSTRIAUCO MlIERCIAL CITATION BUSINESS PARK, OSHAWA 401 i HARMONY ROAD EXIT W. FRANK REALTOR - JOE BOSCO ONMWA - ham to sham wall RAE Lake - now=trate and OSMWA - 310 Goddc Dr. Into one mail waking person Phase kNrhon. bsedry, TV » case ' e I- n �apaa Book now for your hol0sys. 418.754 mw ulaao 3 bed►OOer 5 level s. - - mean floor, farrllyroonk tam Pat" and Pool.) 1400 23'10 or 416342-2730. (051292) whin Ikeplain mom w sublk Par month. Cal 723-5880 after GEORGIAN Bay • rtwWataga ninwhad r� room professional AAO P•m. (a28o2SHO Beach and Midland. Sandy ia"dscapi"g �� �� Sur - PICKERING VillageRoute b beach, 3 bedroom Viceroy 5579-, 4April 28 1182 500. share. Share Illbath, leundry. Patickp and t. ran ' ataMltble anylin may be viewed by video. 434.8631. AJAX - APplecrol VlNago smoking female prefa►od- $500 ( Pie 3 0{d, lath . h., 4 bet 2 1C2 bsfht, ..4-n nar4Ny, Call Laura- 619.1000. (p42899) CAR04MB LFORD arta - Wood- land Estate - We are fully in hen. R, kilcfken, main floor (sundry and July, but we you planning a family room with fireplace. double garepe marry uPWades FURNISHED room in ale 00 dl• PICKEANG - single room with tiered aduit hen. with atafod d Ititcrsn, weak to Plcterig Will Iartale- Cal 4267266 after 7 weekdays. (o426t12) Slurvid' 450 Shared 450 COndOS FOI � or August o0nage Itofloay? 455Spring salm d $199.900. Open Flare sat. and Son- 1-5 P.M. 42741921 facilites. Non smoker, available Generating Station. Go Tran. AJAX - Wettrteyn hvy 2. BrgM, ACCha ACCOrnrn. Rent 9M away? We 60 haw after 6 p.m. 1042e921 892)) May /• 6964812• (012892) Pig Town Caning. 1325 nKindtly. Non smaker preferred. furnished room, use of all facilities, parking. 686-3358. NICE 47 year old tltvorcee has PICKERING Parkway and Brock t coupes a 9 prices, with a heated FOR two, 1000 sq.N, kdusLrld pool, Money Down 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 Plane 4201318 1 1921 (042992) house to share with Icon -amok• RR dd. Pers n t o share two Trp lady no peb, oorrpWey luxury apartrtbnt" own beach store,etc• 1- unk with air conditioned red office 705-653-1317. (TF) playground, space on Brock Rd. Cal 42Ddie storey brick house, large and dive and garage on Iwgs lot. Muter MUSIC, - MR YOUNG furnished, close to Oshawa bedroom, indoor pool, jacu2:i, %26.Hospa, must see. Call 404- sauna universal /dry squash 9626. (042892) rope. air. washer/dryer, caws home with over 2000 h included. dishwasher, $425 1905. (042992CNC) Florida p{�� � Rl � O VaraRiDnRerrtal3 80 area, $109,000. Rilso$107monthly. Cal Rick or Doug. 668.6605 or 5791252. (04�c.NEW �- monthly, shared d C..' CLEARWATER - New luxury plus finished basement, 4 hydro. First and Sp� gulf front condo. 2 bedrooms. WHITBY - (union executive 3 �drw° CHILDREN lookingm home with 3 adults fast required- Available 9 plus 1 bedroom, main pool. looking fp a male or female a irtenediaely. Cal 427-3044. baths. pod. hearth club, tennis Central air, main fI00r • 04 REDUCEI Share offices bourl.ava0ablemay 3rd.For fur. Share all amenities including ( ) warehouse rent- Attractive, Ther mquwtios. contact Steve. famrlyroom with fireplace• 60' dishwasher. washer and dryer. 3 728-1162 Bus. or 433-0843 Res. kt. dose to shopping, school, fridges, large freezer, central air. OUIETlage ckian rtpne in Pickering secure, eft 401 Whitby, flexrbk 401. Ouret neighbourhood. SMALL GROUP PROGRAM 4290 " &°« and Finch. person sham ke mature 6003.(043092)6` reasonable. Gu 668- PARENT/CHILD CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms. $179.000.432-8925. NO person. Non smokers only.AGENTS. 427-4206.( 050892SNC) fully furnished, au con.. ntobrle (042692) Singing, Rhythm Piano PICKERING to share lea^ rani I51 compatible - homes. Heated pools hot tub ORONO 3 bedroom ranch style 1 with 6 appliances and furnished gyp' Call 1519. (042892) 470 Cottages For ennis. near children bungalow on gorgeous 1 112 Sunshine 1 Ages 3 & 4 room. $300 to $335 plus 114 BEAU valley - near 5 Points. Rent wek:ome (Less than motel). apes, small forest around wind - Sunbeam 1 Ages 5 & 6 •nMOM ate•. Available May 1. Stele share house. use of all taokiss, $2 weekly. 683-5503 ing stream, great fp kids. r-aw non smokers. Call Ken, 420- central air, parking, separate GREAT fishing and family � _ __ apt. separate emrance, wto to Moonbeam 1 Ages 7-10 7347.(042992) bedroom, share bath. $80 may at Rce Lake. One hour deck" attached heated OSHAWAEast- weekly. 576-5411 leave eaa d Oshawa_ Pickeral, mus- 500 Homes Asking $169.900. 983-5112 To Inlciulre and Replster NOW For Classes in September Call home with 4 b �oomk�'noMit message. MW594 kie and bask' modem °ORiges For Sale ew 5p m. (o 12692) JOICE MCKAY EXCITING 1800 h" waertrortt. Privacy in NORTH East Oshawa Three NORTHWEST Oshawa - three . LINDA BEADLE smoker• no pets. new 401 and rural area sow spring weekend AJAX NEW ADULT SHARED aocomodation, 401 and weNuly rates. Chrdrenk room detached home on ora bedroom ranked bungalow, bus. First and last mptthk, $378. n9i1oi"'• 683-8432 CLASSES DICKERING 4363505. (043092) and Harwood. $350 per menti. lar Iso. finished rec room. oak kAchw. di near windows. CLASSES -_ program. store. Dost. "Token rem rade broadloom throughout. 83,3665 AJAX - shared accpmpdarq,u. Central ah.shars with two and covered dockin Sun- iwg♦ 011-n kactten, beaknauly, u09 ougnout others. Must have a Pb. cam g' decorated througnoui. Open . o.se Sun, 2.4. 561 _ laundry faokws, parking. Avai nymsad Cottages. R.R.a3 - � � - � - _ _ - ,� � _ _ 428-2144. Lair (save $145,900. Cera aaNr 5 D.m. 726 Waverly St N. $159.900. 436 f♦ �` -- -• - - - - - - - - - - abs immed aTsly. $500 y' Hastings, Ora. KOL 1YO. 705- 7151 6636. '0430921. x m-lshe. 686-3080. (042992) "*"age. (�2692i 6862601. (051992) !043()92) CO\TILED ON PACE l8. I 1.� M g 6 u I) PICKERING R. nA1 C in LIA/w a■ A r-%rnr-Tess-uo%w-w w 1 x HERONGATE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 65 Kingston Road East, Ajax 427-0789 APRIL/MAY HEARTWORM PREVENTION MONTHS. We would like to advise individuals to have their dogs tested annually and administer preventive medications throughout the summer months. Y _ - Call now for details: Viz, y 427-0789 Y ♦ FASTAIINE.' THREADED PRODUCTS LTM a 91 STATION STREET. UNIT ft AJAX, ONT. LIS 3H2 - TEL.: (416) 619.0350 FAX (411) 615.0352 SPRING MAINTENANCE SPECIALS � FEATURING Assoa"IdIr WAS Etserydsy Iso Idles w a iib w w* d mft brio wosMsas, MOM see^ asesbu" houses ase ateassaN pys. salr>: Car ar Monday -Friday 84 pm Sawrft 8 am. - rmm ri1• n tier r n T • .n hof• 4 ` ,Y at Ak "v" .._-r.,. f-yo.:•xa •,k'",-. v�� „^ �� 'l(-: K�S� ri •'dr'r ► � r. i �. , .. - - � '4 �wrw ttrsii� i��Kw eM�Nlwt�. 9170 :7. :od`t* � K.1!d'F4 `•f t`t4"�� • e 'o '1MN Wti ,•l.'Guo r'�tif 1�-' c't7: r<�.: -�.:: Ayi•Kkii .r(N duVr •def,•MPA. .�v.... '.f3�Y.(�.'I �'TjsrrrP}rl. PACE MTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRH. 26, IM 2 e Grosfillex - FOLDINGSTAIRSnTmll. i r ti DOORS j �I YET "SUN -KIT" 32" X 80" DOUBLE WALLED DOOR WITH RECEIVING TRACK EASY TO INSTALL AND CAN BE TRIMMED I �i TO RT SHORTER OPENINGS. IF' -i I:' WHITE ; `.' REG. 39.95 9 i SALE.. 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