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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_05_06Vt (It � 011 Aclon Call JOAN CAMPBELL .sem R�entatiw ,-� iFAW 8314M Genesis ltd. Realta �E�S �DYERTIS�R ONLY THE VERY BEST! GREAT MOM'S DAY SPECIAL VALUESI Wednesday, May 6, 1992 72 pages A Metrokstd Community Newspoper Pressrun 35,000 AK + 54 GST = 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 19 T �. OF :r ,1 The Easter Seals Society's fund-raising campaign got a boost when Bayview Heights Public School recently donated S160 on behalf of kindergarten student Judy Kerr, Pickering's own Tammy. Four kindergarten classes and one life skills class raised the money through a bake sale. Inside the [— News J L.A.-style riots here? Move afoot to avert racial problems here ... A2 sports . Ringette booster honored Page A29 Special Sect) m Real Estate.... -......._,_Pull-out Road Test -------- Pull-out Letters --- ---------- A6 Name Dropping.. ------A 16 Obituaries...»»....»»...».......A 1 a Billboard»........— ---A24 Sports._________A29 Chwified ------------- A35 Pit bull attacks dog in Ajax ,AJAX - An Irish setter is recovering after reportedly being attacked by a pit bull. Carli, owned by Robert and Sally Hale of Longstaff Dr. in Ajax, was attacked April 23 by one of two pit bulls that escaped from a home on Woodward Cres. The two pit bulls, a female and male, escaped by jumping through a window, according to Steve Wallace, foreman of Pickering. Aiax and Whitby Animal Control. He says Carli was attacked b� the female. Vandals hit cop shop AJAX - There's never a cop around when you need one. That thought may have run through the minds of Durham Regional Police this past weekend when vandals broke into their new divisional head- quarters in Ajax. A suspect broke into the unstaffed building, at Harwood Ave. and Westney Rd., late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Two door windows and one office window were smashed. A small fire was set in a box containing garbage, but smoke damage was contained to one room. The biggest expense, according to staff sergeant John Found, will be replacing the glass. He expects to move into the new building around May 18. The town will then take over the space police have been been renting at the Ajax town hall. Piece of cake the cat's meow This mouth-watering cake earned top honors in a cake decorating con- test at Lester B. Pearson Public School in Ajax. Grade 2 student Natalie Dalessio shows off her creation, which was used as a prize at the school's fun fair this past week- end. photo by A.J. Groen Mr. Wallace calls the incident an "unfortunate thing", adding there haven't been any problems in the past with the two pit bulls or their owner. Mr. Hale says he and Carli had just walked out the front door of his home at around 6 p.m. when the attack began. "it had my dog by the neck. I kicked (the pit hull) three times in the groin and it didn't slow him down. It got my dog by the midsection and See PIT.-Isage X'_ ': Quar ft moans retwNs -- Ad vft& in Ajt ot-Pickeft Nowa Advetdiset (683-5110) and Oshem-W Aby figs Week (579-44M.1 peessm *very Wednesday :Thursday thru Satu MAY 7-8-9 . . YAGB 2 -A -TOE NCWSADVEWMER, WED, MAY 4, M FROM PAGE 1 my dog cried out," says Mr. Hale. "I was holding my dog and kicking the dog attacking my dog." He grabbed the attacking pit bull by the ears and it finally let go. Two neighbors — one with a ham- mer and the other with a piece of two- by-four — came to the aid of Mr. Hale. "My neighbor took my dog into my backyard. When I couldn't hold the (pit bull) any more, I let it go and it went after my dog. It went into my neighbor's backyard, trying to get at my dog," he says. Once the pit bull was in the backyard, the gate was closed, trapping the animal. The other pit bull was "just sniffing around" and didn't take part in the attack, Mr. Hale says. Police and the animal control people were called to the scene and the two pit bulls were captured. Mr. Wallace says the two pit bulls had been roaming around since the morning. The owner of the pit bulls, who didn't want her name published, says this is the first time there has been a prob!em with the dogs. "They've been perfect dogs. There's nothing wrong with them. My friends walk in and out with no problems," she says. The pit bulls' owner calls the attack "really weird. It surprised me when ani- mal control told me she bit some other dog. I guess she just got scared or some- thing." The pit bulls are usually kept in the house, the owner says. When they go outside, she puts them in a fenced area in the backyard where they stay. The female dog is fine orsixyears old while the male is about seven months, she says. The female is a pure pit bull and the male is partially pit bull. The owner doesn't know what other breeds are mixed in the male. Mr. Wallace reports the: owner of the pit bulls had to pay the veterinarian bills for Carli, which amounted to about S85. She also had charges and fees totalling S223.75, including three tickets of S28.75 for the dogs being at large, two tickets of S28.75 for dogs interfer- ing, dog tags at S20 for each dog, and pound fees of S20 for each dog. The pit bulls were returned to their owner the same day of theincident. The Irish setter was returned to the Hales the next day, after being treated by the vet. A .. Sally and Robert Hale with their dog Carli after it was attacked by a pit bull. Some of dog's wounds can be seen near Mr. Hale's hand. Multicultural groupaims to avert L.A.-style riots By MARIANNE TAKACS Durham Staff DURHAM - The riots in Los Angeles were much on the minds of everyone Friday afternoon at the Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham's launch of Everyone's duty to improve society: college president DURHAM - The easiest way to lose what you've got is to take it for granted, Durham College president Gary Polonsky said Monday. "The L.A. of 1992 could very well become the Toronto of 1996, and who knows — Oshawa in the year 2000," Mr. Polonsky told the Rotary Club of Oshawa, hours before a Toronto protest against racism turned into a riot in the core of the city. Mr. Pobnsky recited a speech written by his son a dozen years ago when he was 11. The speech was an overview of Canada, its people, its freedoms, its fairness and its uniqueness in opening its doors and heart to all people. "We've been so blessed for so long with good for- tune," said Mr. Polonsky. "We have to preserve the good fortune we have. We have to work at it by becoming involved in a variety of social and economi- cal development that is taking place in our communi- ty.. Our good fortune that we frequently take for grant- ed, said Mr. Polonsky, is our well-being, affluence, freedom and tolerance. He said everyone must work together to build a safe, peaceful and better community to five in. a new project to develop new leaders in the multicul- tural community. "It's possible it can happen here if we don't do something and have productive leadership," said Brian Vrebosch, president of the council, which recently changed its name from the Multicultural Council of Oshawa and District. He maintained the links between the various parts of the community that are required to prevent a similar situation here "can't be left to chance". Project chairman Terry Kelly also alluded to the recent riots in explaining the project's importance. He said it will help Durham "to be able to success- fully support new citizens from different cultures and religions." The project — Expansion '92 — aims to seek out new ethnic leaders, explained John Cordice, secre- tary of the council. The new leaders, who might come from local high schools or community organi- zations, will have "people skills" or be role models. They will be brought together in November for a seminar at Durham College with leaders in industry, education and police. One focus of that seminar will be conflict resolution. "We are trying to establish something that builds true communication between the two groups," said Mr. Cordice. He said that when conflict does arise, it is much easier to resolve if lines of communication already exist, and very difficult to resolve if they do not and the parties involved have no understanding of each other. The council received -a grant of $30.000 for Expansion `92 from the provincial ministry of citi- zenship. Another $7,000 of the $45,000 -to -$55,000 cost is being provided by the council, and Durham College will contribute $3,000. The rest will be raised in the community. . ... ..... . e ... • • ... -'i i •moi i .. �i i i i i i ��i :.�. , •.� � r r . s .. • • .. •.I_�.�. r rJ �..-t is a&" RAnttarhnrn :��.TA 100's of Models in Stock lountain 2 Speed clue NOW $ Z 1999 Huge Savings on LADIES and MENS Mountain and Road bikes... �TI'l+]lIT *'IME NEW ADVENIMISER, WED,'- MAY 6, IM-PAG9 3-A Students carry on battle of brave cancer victim Michael Jardin 'understood how precious life is, I says teacher AJAX - Ajax High School stu- dents are carrying on a battle against cancer waged by a brave victim who "enjoyed living because he understood how pre- cious life is," says a former teacher. D c a n Geiger is speaking of Michael """ +� Jardin, W hose mem- ory lives on in the halls i► - of Ajax a Michael Jardin High, where students raised $1,500 for the Canadian Cancer Society last week. The Grade 11 student lost his battle with leukemia in January. "Michael fought a courageous fight from the very beginning," says Mr. Geiger. "He would never capitulate." In honor of the mathematics and science whiz, staff and stu- dents "have provided the rein- forcements necessan' to cam on Michael's fight," he says. A cancer education centre set up at the school provided staff and students "with the ammuni- tion to keep on fighting," promis- es Mr. Geiger. It featured a skin cancer test centre, a promotional video tape, and a wishing well. He shares credit for a success- ful campaign with fellow teacher Brenda Lee and student Stephanie Moh, as well as hun- dreds of other students "who gave a lot of themselves. "Although we all have much left to learn about cancer and the damage it can inflict upon us, we remain confident that victory will be ours," Mr. Geiger notes. "The reason is simple; we care and we gave." Michael was paid tribute posthumously by the Durham Board of Education at last month's student recognition night. Visitin centres fors lit -u gsplit-up families By JOAN RANSBERRY a third in Port Perry. Exact loca- Ontario, said the attorney general. Durham Staff tions will be announced soon. Mr. Hampton claimed the pro - DURHAM - This region is one It's expected that Durham's gram will help keep some family of 13 areas in Ontario to get cen- centres will be open by June 1. issues out of the coups. "There are tres to host supervised visits Each facility will have counsellors far too many issues in our courts. between kids from broken homes and volunteers to help the fami- The courts simply can't meet all and their parents. lies. the demands." Ontario attorney general At present, thousands of chil- Mr. Hampton believes the Howard Hampton announced dur- dren now meet their parents in access centres will save the ing a visit to Whitby Friday that restaurants, in bowling alleys, in province money in the long run. Durham is getting the supervised lawyers' offices and at police sta- Supervised access visits could access program. tions, said Mr. Hampton. be appropriate in a number of situ - The cabinet minister rzvealed "Supervised access offers sepa- ations, noted Mr. Hampton. $2 million is being made available rated families a safe, neutral and He pointed out many visits for the supervised access services child -focused setting in which vis- apply to situations involving a province -wide; $75,000 a year is its between a child and a parent parent's "alcoholism, drug abuse, earmarked for Durham. can take place," he said. "Safety physical abuse, emotional difficul- Three supervised access cen- for women and children is our hies or psychiatric disorders." •tres will operate in Durham — first and overriding concern." Here in Durham, the access one in either Ajax or Pickering, a There's no question a need for centres will be operated by the second in Whitby or Oshawa and supervised access exists in Durham Region Family YMCA. DELIVERY SERVICE $4 WEDNESDAY CARRIERS OF THE WEEK ARE DAVID AND BENIN CHIAPETTA They eyoy smimming, bike oiling, baseball and gymnastics. They both rw eivvd a Md)onaw% m6914W mnoi rm* of to Newt Advertises CaSmIuMas for being dnetdCarries our Waay d the Weak ITERL RIVEV o 831-1860 mobile 931-435 LOSE ALL THE WEIGHT YOU WANT FOR JUST Applies to new members only up to 50 Itis. 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Provincial standards require that, in order for an intersection to get stop signs, more than 500 vehicles per hour for any eight hours in a day must pass through the intersection. Forks director Frank Hull reported to council that only 276 vehicles passed through the inter- section during the peak hour one recent morning. And, the intersection's had only one accident in the past three years that's been related to the fact there are no stop signs there. Provincial standards require four related accidents over a three- year period. Choking driver rolls Ajax bus AJAX - An Ajax Transit driv- er suffered only minor injuries after he rolled a bus into a ditch Carly Tuesday morning. The driver was reportedly Choking on some food at the time, police say. However, he managed to clear his airways and suffered only minor injuries from the crash. The driver had to be freed by Ajax Fire Department and was treated and released at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital. The crash was witnessed by a Durham Regional Police officer who had just pulled over a car for speeding on Pickering Beach Rd. just before 2 a.m. As he was approaching the car he'd pulled over, the bus passed by, just missing the cruiser, and crashed into the ditch, police say. No charges were laid. 1 BRM49 I N THS I WIN 1 Ira 1 FREE j BACON!* � �� Nov� wI. �bJbox P«fc chopx '2.49 bim 1 1 lie SPECK PACK 2eL 9wi� i T4)ww SMft 1 I rL Ofta wop i NM Yat StaMI 6L ft 6Rb Eye SWM � �a tape i Giidyn BiMllt qr 22 6W Pww ady exis ?9.90 BSOPACK Uy 1 box o 'S.i/,r Shish-Its-bow=.i. . for $24.95emitoo nd got 1 box e' FREE! • , I Waving the flag for 125th birthday Pickering acting mayor Maurice Brenner helped raise the Peace Flag at the town civic complex recently after the local Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs presented it to council. Two flags, taken from the peace tower in Ottawa, are making their way across Canada from opposite directions to mark the country's 125th birthday. 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Mr. Matheson says the judge's ruling will dis- courage others from challenging the system. "I'm disappointed," he said after Justice James Crawford announced the decision Monday. "I still feel I did the right thing." He estimates his legal bills will be between S5,000 and S 10,000. He had argued the town should pay all costs of the recount, as provided for in the Municipal Elections Act. In ordering the recount in Jan- uary, Justice Crawford said there were "serious improprieties" in the election process. Mr. Matheson had filed several affidavits with the court, alleging confusion and irreg- ular practices at polling stations. The recount, however, increased Mr. Brenner -s margin of victory by two votes. The town of Pickering and Mr. Brenner have also been ordered to Dentures of the highest quality We'll Make You Smile! Full Upper or Lower '299 Partial Upper or Lower X399 pay their own costs. Mr. Brenner, who became a participant in the court hearings at his own request, says his bills will be about $7,0(x). In accordance with the Municipal Elections Act, he will use surplus campaign funds to cover the bills. The town's bill amounts to just $84 for staff overtime, says clerk Bruce Taylor. In making his decision, Justice .Crawford said all three parties showed "some inefficiencies" in their actions. Mr. Matheson origi- nally submitted his application to the wrong court division, noted Judge Crawford, while his request for a recount didn't result in a sig- nificant vote difference. The town and Mr. Brenner failed to submit evidence in response to Mr. Matheson's appli- cation, he continued, while the town showed a "lack of concern" with the issue. The town's failure to produce evidence "remains a puzzle to this court", he said. Town council, (with the excep- tion of Mr. Brenner who declared conflict of interest) had given Pick- ering's solicitor instruction on how to handle the application. Mr. Taylor, returning officer in the election, says the court deci- sion proves the tower conducted the elution properl�. Satisfaction Guaranteed Harwood Mall Supercentre Dental Dental Office Office 294 Harwood Ave. S. 1792 Liverpool Rd. 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For more information, call Marlene Rye, tions until Friday, May 8 for the program, Ajax and most of Whitby, is twinned with You have to be between 16 and 21 years of Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens' office, which allows young people from one riding the northern New Brunswick riding of Res- old to participate in the program, to take at 686-0432. ockpit and robots ►atured at Ontario ;ompetition YICKERING - Ever won dered what it's like to sit in the cockpit and fly a plane? You can find out this week when the Ontario Skills Com- petition comes to Pickering, The event gives 400 high school and college students studying for careers in the trades and technology a chance to test their skills against industry standards and their peers. It also gives members of the public an opportunity to view some of the latest tech- nological advancements. You're invited to check out a robot which plays golf, a computer which gives you any hairstyle you want, an aircraft simulator, and a computer- aided designing demonstra- tion. You can try your hand at laying bricks and assembling a body using as a base a torso from the Ontario Science Cen- tre. Nursing students will be on hand to test blood pressure, and female high school stu- dents will build a wall, com- plete with electrical and plumbing components. There'll also be a display of some of the hottest cars on the street, including the Mazda RX7, Volkswagen Porsche, and General Motors Corvette. ::. The competition is aimed at both students and industry. It features 30 separate contests, covering such skills as weld- `:ing, electronics, baking, pho- <:lography, and precision machining. Students are also encouraged to develop and test their leadership skills through such contests as prepared speech, job interview and job skill demonstrations. The contests, designed and judged by technical experts from business, labor and industry, will test a variety of skills required in entry-level Jobs. To qualify for the competi- tion, students from across the province have won contests within their school and school board or college. Gold medal winners in each competition will represent Canada in the United States Skills Olympics - in June. The public is invited to view displays and exhibits Fri- day, May 8 from 12 to 5 p.m. ,and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no admission charge. The event's at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Rd. between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401. FRANK'S Oshawa Discount House FIREWORKS IS BACK... AGAIN for the 34th year with the biggest and best selected assortment of fireworks anywhere in Ontario. Choose from a new and large variety of factory fresh fireworks, picker from around the world, at the lowest price possible. 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FAMOUS .t BEEF BURGERS 2014 0Js99 t I SAVE .50 wrrH COUPON ON ANY PURCHASE OF I FRANKLIN'S JI I FROZEN I I VEGETABLES 1 EXPIRES MAY 9,92 1 t I SAVE 1.00 1 WITH COUPON I ON ANY �PURCHASE OF Ar li FRANKLINS 1 BOXED I MEATS EXPIRES MAY 9 92 2Z 40 "` 4a . _...:j ....•':+xa!$i�wKra:'E!'+59y� •.... . . k .PAGE &A -THE NBWSADVERTLSER. WED, MAY i,, 1"2 Editorial It was bound to happen It was bound to happen. Racial tension has been ever-present on the streets of Canada since the Rodney King verdict and the Los Angeles riots. Then Metro police shot and killed a knife -wielding suspect who happened to be black. A "peaceful" demonstration at the U.S. consulate to protest the acquittal of four white police officers in the Rodney King case turned out to be more than manly involved could lake. Tempers flared and the demonstration turned into a rampage of looting, vandalism and vio- lence. Hundreds of rioters -- of all colors -- turned Yonge St. into a temporary war zone. Police were pelted, store windows were smashed and dozens were injured during the six -hour ordeal. While many will tell you that much of this racial tension resembled a time bomb waiting to explode, others argue that man,,- involved in Mondav's rampage were simpl} hooligans looking for a place to hap- pen. The Rodney King incident, Saturday's shooting and the demon- stration were only excuses. This seems particularly credible when you consider that many of those involved in tearing up Yonge St. were white. It's reported that some of the earliest smashing and looting was done by white youths. Regardless of who and why, this incident (and the more serious one in Los Angeles) has to prompt officials to look more seriously into the tensions facing blacks and whites. It's time the frustrations were dealt with and not just pushed aside as so often happens. That's why we applaud Friday's announcement that the Multicultural Council of Oshawa/ Durham is launching a new project to fight racism. Incidents like the rampage in Toronto can happen anywhere. It could happen here. They are senseless and must be avoided if we are to continue living and raising our families in the way that Canadians have become accustomed to. Letters Pickering Beach sewers needed Three controversial issues raised in Ward 3? To the editor. The upcoming election has raised three controversial issues ... at least Steve Parish believes so. Well, Mr. "there's no one in the Ward I know of who can do the job" Parish: 1) One only has to remember a few months ago you had no mis- givings about spending an esti- mated S30 million of the taxpay- er's money (Ward 3 included) to move the water plant for no real benefit, while now promoting a zero per cent tax increase. Let's be consistent. Your stalling of such a project is costing us an The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L 1 S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. unbelievable amount of job cre- ation in all aspects of the work force. 1'd like to point out Mr. Parish, these prospective employ- ees will earn money, spend money which will create additional jobs and tax revenue and pay taxes which will support social pro- grams. Also, without the plant there is no chance of industrial expansion and without local industry many Ajax residents have to travel to Toronto for work creating pollu- tion and waste. Your stand with PACT is to let Toronto talo care of its waste and we'll talo care of ours. Is this not hypocritical when a portion of their waste is current- ly ours. ") If Mr. Parish would do some homework he would know that the proposal approved b% council for Pickering Beach will allow the Region to install sanitary services and has no effect on your tax bill since this program has no affilia- tion with the property tax base. Our Ward 3 hopeful should know this. Sewers are needed and want- ed by most of the residents. In conjunction with this Instal- lation the town will spend SNX)AX) (not S1' million as stat- ed by Mr. Parish) over three to four years to restore the road con- ditions in the community. This amount will be funded from the Ajax Roads Improvement Program just like every other road in town which is in need of repair. Ward 3 has consumed S2.6 0 million from this program in recent years. Pickering Beach has received nothing in the same time period. Mr. Parish, is your memo- ry so short that you have forgotten how this program works'' Your own road was done while you sat on council. 3) Verona Mall is presently in the hands of the receivers and has been for quite some time. Let's not make an issue where there is none. Gord Everson, Ajax 8 a• i 4 A to � �••' A _1111 i (+ News AdvertiserThe nws of ttm NeAndver- Am Is protected by Metrolond Community Newspaper copyrght andA unauthorized use withoad w Mien con- sent Is prohlbHed. Tmothy John Whittaker 'f:>er es thebr right to classify or refuse Publisher any advrt"m•nt at hts d1icrefbn. 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Peterborough This Weak. Richmond HNI/Tiwrnhol Liberal. Scarborough Mkror. uxbrldge/St"Y" Tribune. Todoys Swliws. Page spas may vary dghfh nom pubfthed rata card die to mechanical re"ements of Warant prkHen. Mehaland Printing. PUA Nng and Disfrr XA V Is a member W the Car -clan Corner. rio bn Canmu Newspapers AssoclaMon. Ont COrnmuryty Newspapers A soclatlon and Ontario Press Second Ckss MON Registrallon Nwtw 1697. Md subsdtplon rates In Canada: 1 yea. 570 par edtnon. 0 J A guide to Mother's Day gift giving in various cultures The good manners your mother taught you can get you into trouble in other countries. While there a few taboos in North America, there are certain Mother's Day gifts that are considered very impolite around the world. In honor of Mother's Day 1992, here are some global gift -giving guidelines courtesy of Karen Quinn, director of marketing for Liz Claiborne Cosmetics. Every year in North America more than 150 million of us send Mother's Day cards; over 10 million send bouquets of flowers and at least one third of all North Americans take their moms out to restaurants that day. We also spend an estimated S350 million on fragrance just for 'Mothers Day alone! ASIA - Japan: If you are presenting a gift to a Japanese mother, present it with two hands. One -handed gift giving is said to be sneaky. Give teacups in odd numbers and avoid anything in the numbers four and nine (they mean death and suffering). Black, white and purple are unhappy colors, and tea is given only in times of sadness. - Korea: In Korea, gift giving has many traditional taboos. Anything given in a set of four is unlucky. Don't give a Korean mother anything with a snake, a crow, or a black cat, as these are thoucht to bring bad luck. Gifts of shoes imply OSCAR SEAFOOD AND STEAKHOUSE 89 Commercial Ave., Ajax 427-8770 OPEN FOR FULL COURSE DINNER SPECIALS OUR FAMOUS $ 95 PRIME RIB CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 683-6491 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. kicking, and knives or scissors signify "cutting off'. And in this country, no white or yellow chrysanthemums. - China: The Chinese think purple is barbarian; black and dark colors symbolize misfortune or death. Clocks are not given to anyone elderly because the word sounds like the word for funeral. Likewise don't give apples, golden or otherwise, as this equates with death. If you write a sentimental card, don't use red ink because it severs a relationship. EUROPE - France: The romantic French send red roses only to lovers, never to mothers! For any occasion they give bouquets of odd numbers of flowers (except 13) so that they will be easy to arrange. The French also send far fewer store-bought cards than we do. Instead, they send more personally expressive notes. - Italy: In Italy, they don't give chrysanthemums to moms because Wishing all mothers a happy Mother's Day , 1992 they are the flowers of mourning. And even if your Italian mother or mother-in-law likes the color purple, keep in mind that it too has sad overtones. Like the French, Italians like to give uneven numbers of flowers, but unlike their romantic counterparts, for them 13 is a lucky number. - Spain: Spanish mothers are relatively easy to please; just remember not to send dahlias or chrysanthemums, because they're for funerals. And no yellow roses, because they signify infidelity. - Germany: German mothers love flowers, but please, no white chrysanthemums or red roses. And if you are thinking along the practical lines, avoid umbrellas, scissors, knives, or anything pointed... they bring bad luck. ,/ a� - - Holland and Scandinavia: White flowers are for mourning, so it's a good thing tulips come in such a variety of colors. You can't go wrong with those. - Russia: Russians don't celebrate Mother's Day as such, but spring flowers are given to admired women on March 8, International Women Day. Australia: The mums of Australia are delighted by bouquets of chrysanthemums, which are the seasonal flower of Mother's Day in May. But don't try to pamper a mother from 'down under' with gladiolas because they are a symbol for the working class. PIANO TUNING JOHN SAUVE PIANO TUNER & TECHNICIAN 30 YRS. EXPERIENCE TUNING SPECIAL� OO PLEASE CALL INCLUDING TAXES (416) 509-0973 IFU I LA'Y Every Friday Night, beginning at 7:00 p.m. enjoy entertainment suitable for the whole family. This Friday Night we are pleased to present... i MOTOR CITY JAZZ BAND ONLY T -PE VERY BEST! To all the ?Mothers who give their hearts and souls... Advancing the art of Decorating f I Children's Play Area Memories areforever and wallpaper Country features beautiful ways to cberisb the past and enricb the present. Let your walls rejlect these sentiments, at our low warebouse prices Our creative staff will enjoy belping you bring ideas to life. ALL BOOK ORDERS DISCOUNTED* 'FABRIC & ACCESSORIES NOT INCLUDED Mon.. Tues., Wed. MOOfC 9:30 - 6 PAI Thurs. 930 - 9 Fri. 9:30 - 9 Sat. t30 - 5 1652 Bayty St. W. Pickering 831-7747 831-6636 I Oust West of Brock Rd. at Bayly) Win Mom over t1h-is Mother's Day. [dight Shirts and P.].'%. C, X 1: , , ,it,111 1,1111, 111 .11f leng--t h, and aylo-,. IX-patnrneni -tore rug-uLtr pnc-e S-) 5 00 and up 114 99 C--harnictisc Teddic-. pretty Ltcc inrn Ik-Ixrnnient n-gnibr pncr 5 its tk� .uul up Silk Blouses, A FV:Wtiful Colicctic�n of Styles in all her IaVcutnte e_okours. I h-patimcni store rep*, tlar price ti( -)0.00 aril up $9099 Small Leather Goods. I -rnch purse;, wallets, billfolds and more! Depanment store regular price $28.00 and up. Winners has hundreds of great gift ideas for Mom! And best of all, you'll find every one of our designer and brand name looks at 200/6-60% less than department store and specialty shop regular prices. Come see for yourself. After all, doesn't your Mom deserve to be a winner. 20% - 60% off brand name and designer fashions every day. rV1 a fT, WINNIHS Everybody loves a winner. l'tckenng (Livet-Rx)l Road at Kinston R,iad) • Victoria Park & Sheppard • Winston Churchill at Dunda; • Thomhill Square (Baytrtew & john) • Lawrence pka (Bathurst & uwwnce) The Dwe Valut- Mall (MtssLswuga) • Oakak Town Centre 11(Q.E.\A' & Don'al) • Duflenn & Sttrlcs • Richmond Hill (RtLhntimd Hei�,jits Shopping C%ntre) Newmarket (Yonge Saw at Allard) • ()fen Monday to Friday 9:30-9:00, Saturday 9: 30fii>u • 57 Srudina AV,enue at King tolx'n '�1oncLty 10 1;aturdav 9:30.-6.()L)) Opening in Brampton, Shoppers World, May 7th. i 11) L • U A A ' �f [dight Shirts and P.].'%. C, X 1: , , ,it,111 1,1111, 111 .11f leng--t h, and aylo-,. IX-patnrneni -tore rug-uLtr pnc-e S-) 5 00 and up 114 99 C--harnictisc Teddic-. pretty Ltcc inrn Ik-Ixrnnient n-gnibr pncr 5 its tk� .uul up Silk Blouses, A FV:Wtiful Colicctic�n of Styles in all her IaVcutnte e_okours. I h-patimcni store rep*, tlar price ti( -)0.00 aril up $9099 Small Leather Goods. I -rnch purse;, wallets, billfolds and more! Depanment store regular price $28.00 and up. Winners has hundreds of great gift ideas for Mom! And best of all, you'll find every one of our designer and brand name looks at 200/6-60% less than department store and specialty shop regular prices. Come see for yourself. After all, doesn't your Mom deserve to be a winner. 20% - 60% off brand name and designer fashions every day. rV1 a fT, WINNIHS Everybody loves a winner. l'tckenng (Livet-Rx)l Road at Kinston R,iad) • Victoria Park & Sheppard • Winston Churchill at Dunda; • Thomhill Square (Baytrtew & john) • Lawrence pka (Bathurst & uwwnce) The Dwe Valut- Mall (MtssLswuga) • Oakak Town Centre 11(Q.E.\A' & Don'al) • Duflenn & Sttrlcs • Richmond Hill (RtLhntimd Hei�,jits Shopping C%ntre) Newmarket (Yonge Saw at Allard) • ()fen Monday to Friday 9:30-9:00, Saturday 9: 30fii>u • 57 Srudina AV,enue at King tolx'n '�1oncLty 10 1;aturdav 9:30.-6.()L)) Opening in Brampton, Shoppers World, May 7th. i 11) L • U 4 • y21, . smAy. 4v Try'Good Stuff For a Buck' StClair the paint and paper people GUARANTEED `LOWEST PRICES _ON PAINT AND WALLPAPER l r ` _ Alsalt ai ; LATEX CEILING RAT Ideal for smooth or textured surfaces Spatter resistant Easy to apply (•170) PROFESSIONAL LATEX SATIN LUSTRE Ideai for Ov,nq dvronq and c hddren s rooms Scrubl> able finish Easy water clean-up 081371 an uta JAW7S U1111111111111' AfNr A/fer sale _ Sale Price 34!! Price &I IN -STOCK VENETIAN BLINDS 1 VINYL e2 sJUM - ROYALE EXTERIOR WOOD STAIN Nobody beats our quality at this prick is For wood siding and 9 9 fences 178 Litres + Redwood "After + Walnut Sale is Cedar Price 15.99 (-,71904. 7905 7906) PROFESSIONAL LATEX SEAM -GLOSS S, fable for kitchens bathrooms and wood trim purabie and scrubbabie (#8147, PROFESSIONAL li U1_7_Ji Suoenor wale, h.. dmq for new and p/ev,Ously painted drywall wood and plaster Easy to appy very good quality I#81101 Sale 'a wt r/ In white, almond and grey. 1bu simply can't nit a lower priced venetian Wind. PROFESSIONAL LATEX SATIN Ideal for � ^y J r rG and L-Orooms Wasnabie finish Easy rate, . can uo 100 s of oaste, co.ours 1-81271 n Llys ' Afler Safe Price 27M PR STAIN MNIEIML IRU.SN SPIRITt AMUC UPl FUCK LATEX C"LKr swim Pure aristle Paint Thinner White, brown and ss.ie to colours tolepawA too mm 4 Litre rrc.37A grey 310 ml tube n.ic.2 !! choose from R PRICE GUARANTEE! It you find a comparable quality paint 7t.:t OUR QUALITY GUARANTEE! If you are not completely satisfied allcovering elsewhere within 30 days• bring in proof of purchase with your SI Clair purchase we will gladly replace the product or ur product and we will happily refund the difference. Guaranteed refund your money. GuaranfeeW (Labour not included) Affer Sale Price On Paints to Effect Monday June 6. 1992 'Compared to St Clair's previously offered pies on these selected items. SCARBORO" AJAX P10(Ef11N(` ABY Law sli"*n9 Centre OWwvwy Bay Co*e Pickering Tarn Centre 91 RyhrnNr Bkd 57'0 westrtlry Rd & IHIth. 2 a U111111111111111111111111 (IIM911 Cwi� In i NO" SOI (MNltiltltl R/. i ft* ELI Mon - Fn tMon. - Fri. ///��� /� /� Mon. Fn. �/�/� t0 . 9 pm 225` S a.m. • 9 - m 72 781 9 am 9 pm L}{ fe Sat. ` SM. 9 a.m. • 6 P.M. `T�/ �/ Sar 9 am - 6 pm �/ 930 am - 6 pm Where can you get h value for a buck, these days? Well, if you live in the Ajax -Pickering area, I you probably have is already come to realize that the 'Good Stuff For ' A Buck' store is the Janet Sutton, manager of Good Stuff place for great dollar For A Buck in Pickering, is surrounded bargains. Opened at the end of by the store's numerous bargains - March, the store carries from food items to hardware. a wide assortment of goods: kitchen complete system is in place, and all utensils, cleaning products, paper the franchisee has to do is re -order party supplies, books, an assortment the goods. of toys, including jig -saw puzzles, The 'dollar store' concept is one snacks, limited grocery lines... the that is catching on, and in an list is endless. And new items are atmosphere of tight budgets, being brought in on a daily basis. success is assured. Owner Bob Beattie is so excited Consumers are encouraged to drop about the concept, he has four into the store - located in Jerry's different size floor plans available The Drug Warehouse plaza at as franchises. Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2 - to Franchising will ensure the experience the incredible savings. :HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY ` << )IN US AT KELSEY'S PICKERING 1550 KINGSTON RD. 420.5366 >.*.:AND ENJOY OUR SPECIAL OTHERS DAY BUFFET BRUNCH EAT THE MOTHERS DAY RUSH AND JOIN US ON ITHER FRIDAY, MAY r OR SATURDAY Miff 1r MOM ILL RECEIVE A FREE DINNER ENTREE WRH HIS COUPON WHEN A MEMBER OF HER FAMILY RDERS AN ENTREE. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OUPON OR DISCOUNT VALID ONLY AT KELSEY'S ICKERING MAY 8 & 9,1992 Speci,oalGi,ot"EAs forspeciallwoms 7 "PRINCESS 4 STYLF GENUINE Blue Sapphire & Diamonds 10K Special $gg 269 Price Happy Mother's Day to all our! GI�4%yW :5 S APOA to s 000 !Cial Moms from... Wiry t AJAX SHOPPING PLAZA p • 132 HARWOOD AVE. S. 614 KETWEEN IIECKERS & CHECKERS 6& 3-0407 p i M AY PRISE DflY AV E 1 0 >00000 0 F F LEARAN, E ITEM' *Save 25% to 50% off women's sportswear and dresses *Look for the brigons red ballo o Further reductions storewide e Personal Shopping Only *Selected merchandise only I -a3 EATO N S We are. Canada's department store WON'S BUYLINE 34.3-5111. Ontario 24 hour toll free phone orders DIAL 14800,268,9174. T.U.D. # 14161 343-2345 *I .I L k> ----_--•------------•----------INE NO" ADVEWMEIR,WED, MAY 6, 1"2 -PAGE 11-A ?,_.,,,,Happy TVlother"'s Day �"� � Fun ways to celebrate Mother's Day 0 • • Why is Mother's Day different from all other days? Because Mother's Day is the one day of the year when we stop to remember all the things mother has done and Probably is still doing, to make the lives of everyone a bit more satisfying. Here's how we do it- - "Get Mom Out Of the Kitchen Day" - which is how many children honor their mothers on Mother's Day. That could mean hosting at home, or going for broke at the best restaurant in town. Ever tried to get reservations at a good restaurant on Mother's Day? It's not easy. Mother's Day is the second biggest "eating out" day of the year, exceeded only by Thanksgiving. - Paying a special visit to mother is another time-honored custom. • The next best thing to visiting mother is calling her on the 'phone. These days when families are separated by hundreds of miles, this is how many of us have to do it. And it costs so little, now that you 01 can choose among several national long distance carriers, each promising more for less. Christmas is the only bigger "calling day" of the year! - For an activity that is sure to please, get out your camera and snap some pictures...of mom with her children, mom with grandchildren, mom with just you. Photos of the family will be cherished by mother all year long. - Come to think of it - and a lot of children do think of it - taking mother out for a movie, a drive in the country, or a round of golf is a pleasant diversion that marries fun with family togetherness. - Of course, a gift is always appropriate. Gift -giving for Mother's Day is not far behind gift- giving for Christmas! It doesn't have to be a big gift. Just something that says "I appreciate you" and reflects her tastes and lifestyle. It's the thought that's most meaningful. - Sending mother a greeting card is a mutt - and it's affordahle. V,mn mur • Muffins -Croissants ROSS&• Macaroni YORNNG aOAr • Potato Salad ISR MOM • Danish 95 • With R**Mn purehillse of R owa fta R®conxeettded fi I fDa a a p R� ►I 1211 Kingston Rd. 420-25M Pickering The bottom line: You can do a myriad of things to make Mother's Day, and when you do it your own way - to fit the lifestyle of your own mother - May 10, 1992 will be a better day for both of you! SEARS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "That's My Mom, sale prices end Sat., May 9, 1992" flyer, page A2, the rings advertised are 10K gold, not 14K as advertised. Also, on page C10, the "Why Buy Craftsman" inset applies to the garden tractor, #60220, not the lawnmower. We apologize for the inconvenience to our customers. j Pit:kediV Town Centre OPEN MOTHER'S DAY 12:00 Noon to 9:00 p.m. ALL MOTHERS1 EAT FOR /2 PRICE 839-2507 0 MOTHER'S , li DAY All You jr v - 'SUNDAY Can Eat SUN DAY l; BRUNCH .�HER'S EAT JAO 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. �r FaEE. di �d w �p0i $995 ADULT • Roast Beef $3951Df • Roast Baked Ham CH uroNA o - Pancakes • Bacon ��► -Sausage • Home Fries ` • Freshly prepared omletes 1 • Crepes -Pasta -Seafood V,mn mur • Muffins -Croissants ROSS&• Macaroni YORNNG aOAr • Potato Salad ISR MOM • Danish 95 • With R**Mn purehillse of R owa fta R®conxeettded fi I fDa a a p R� ►I 1211 Kingston Rd. 420-25M Pickering The bottom line: You can do a myriad of things to make Mother's Day, and when you do it your own way - to fit the lifestyle of your own mother - May 10, 1992 will be a better day for both of you! SEARS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "That's My Mom, sale prices end Sat., May 9, 1992" flyer, page A2, the rings advertised are 10K gold, not 14K as advertised. Also, on page C10, the "Why Buy Craftsman" inset applies to the garden tractor, #60220, not the lawnmower. We apologize for the inconvenience to our customers. j Pit:kediV Town Centre OPEN MOTHER'S DAY 12:00 Noon to 9:00 p.m. ALL MOTHERS1 EAT FOR /2 PRICE 839-2507 0 MGE n.A-'1'Iz Nm ADVEIt7 wzk wEb, MAYf. iW RrLAx Dim, � MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL J ?mat your mother or wife to a _+sl ng MINI•NACAVONan May 9 & 10 in ScarirnvulhG . Enjoy a queen size room with champagne, a rose, buffet breWast for two at Golden Griddle, and soothing amenities including a pool, whidpoof, and fate checkout. Your MINI -VACATION is only $75 per room** Call 299-9500 or 1 -800 -66 -RELAX to reserve your MOTHER'S DAY MINI -VACATION 'Check in Saturday at 1 p.m. .,"Check out 1 , D m. on Sunday , . Taxes g Cra�u.nes -.c n;o!.;oec I NATURE'S BOUNTY- TRILLIUMS 1911442" 550 stn I I y J ORCHID MAGIC 1418 x 19 141"550 s,'n If 'm'sa -,.Ak .ai --Jk� I LADY OF THE EVENING 18 518 x 24 718" 950 S/n )THERS GIFT 19114 x 26 5.8" 950 s n FLIRTATION - IRISES 191 4 x 26 3.4 950 sin —1QJr 11 sefection o1 all pictured limited editions will be on it display i for sale. Preview available prints at the TEATIME -TULIPS 165/6x22 314" S50 sin • gaflery now untg the show. Arleta will be happy to personalize any of your purchases at the show, or any d her framed or unframed Prints you may wish to briny with you. A variety of Arlsta's original watomolous wig also be on display Mor safe -they are magnificent! Don't miss this opportunity to meet one of North America's firwst up A coning floral watercoiourists. NEW FEATURES: i We will shortly be starting our a in to ise LIGHT CASCADE 31314x11118" 950 sin SUNWORSHIPERS- MORNING GLORIES 313/4 X 111/8 950 s/n � m money for Children's Charities in Durham Region. An Artists Proof (donated by Laura Berry Publishing) wil be featured for each draw. CALL FOR DETAILS. 113416 TASTE OF SPRING — __ M" 0# W, I qp T1appy Mothees mamm 'pY *Less -work appliances for mom The more mothers who enter the And not a bit too soon. With more workforce, the more demand there than 75 percent of today's mothers is, and will continue to be, for doing double -duty - as appliances that can help make homemakers and money-makers in chores less strenuous and increase the marketplace - there's barely productivity. enough time and energy to go Back at the turn of the century, around. when Mother's Day was first Brooms have been relegated to observed, the vacuum cleaner was sweeping up the sidewalk. Electric little more than a noisy plaything. can openers zip off a can with the The 'carpet sweeper' brushed up flick of a switch. Automatic coffee dust and crumbs with questionable makers drip out of fresh, aromatic efficiency, but even it was a big brew while mom's still asleep. And step up from the broom. gourmet style cakes and breads Can openers were a hand -operated come ready to pop in the oven to be novelty (as was canned food). eaten bakery fresh with Sunday Coffee was boiled in a pot, almost brunch. all day long. Cake, and often bread, You can take your cue for a were baked from scratch. practical and rewarding Mother's Today's mothers, even busier than Day gift from the lifestyle mom their forebears, have embraced the leads. And you can be sure that if it technologies that have been turns her labor at home into helpful marshalled, over the past three labors of love, she'll be forever generations, to make it easier to do grateful. more with less effort and greater satisfaction. Pleas. 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Y {=j X RAYLI to E 10 ,I rnwe Apyal Doulton mre. PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 420-3801 FAIRVIEW MALL, TORONTO 498-8243 T? THE XZ W& AU V ZA l laf.M AbMq MAR Uy assr� neo rrn IVA � smiLe-.+.axFe HARWOOD PLACE MALL MERCHANTS WELCOME YOU TO ENTER TODAY TO WIN A 150 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR PAPPS AND MAKE "MOTHER'S DAY" EXTRA SPECIAL! Name:Bus.: Address: Phone: located in the centre of the arvyood place Mall ballot box ' Deliver to H Win! _ our chanc__-- mall for y e to ____--- Dea--befor entries _-- is 12:00 noon, Sat., May 9. HARWOODPLACE MALL r MARMYH' 314 HARWOOD AVE., S., AJAX 1 w• . ,u. i i ONimnkwy H 01=F*1 Audio at Vsuai l on SALE S O MY A 100 watt system SUPER SOUND SYSTEM by S O N Y Remote Control, 5 Disc Player, Double 180 Watt System, Dolby Surround, Fully Remote Control, 5 Disc Player, Double Deck Tape Deck, Speakers. WOW! $999 with Auto Reverse Speakers $ TheWord I =V True Value in Hifi.Sony, OFF- S ONY system Incudes: 80 Watt Receiver, Fully Remote Control CD Player, Double Deck and Speakers &-i GIVE -A -WAY PRICE BRM N TM AD AM TAPES WITH ANY later 5 FREE STEREO PURCHASE Hi1F*I Audio Vsu a 156 Harwood Ave S Ajax 427—$088 �NRt tiR itRlraM/ $899 IMZ�Wd:r'Faitr ,i'•�::� s�l�riweiRi'�V�t a...:;�.,. - . ONLY a. IMZ�Wd:r'Faitr ,i'•�::� s�l�riweiRi'�V�t a...:;�.,. - . frieuorrn•9aa:�•e�ar9u�rr►9r„ew.waw�sewfw, 9vlri your Changa the sha a of mother's future p Mom. She shaped your future. diets with calcium tablets. But Talk to your mother about This Mothers Day, you can change experts caution that all calcium osteoporosis. Tell her it's not too the shape of her future. supplements are not alike. It is best late to counteract its possible You can make this change by to choose a supplement that has effects. educating your mother about the proven absorbability. Naturally, a daughter should take importance of calcium building and In addition to ensuring adequate her own advice. It's critical for maintaining good bone health, and daily intake of calcium, experts younger women to build optimal alerting her that her calcium may recommend a regular exercise bone mass to reduce the risk of this reduce the risk of osteoporosis. It's a regimen, a nutritious diet and disease. little present that makes a big eliminating alcohol and smoking. In With a little education, a lot of difference. addition, women should consider love, and the right amount of Osteoporosis is a potentially having a complete bone check-up calcium, you can change the shape painful, bone -crippling disease that when they reach menopause, or of your mother's future and your afflicts millions of North Americans sooner, if there are other risk factors own. - and it's more than a broken bone resent. present- in-1,4 inld 1 f o age. n act, complicauons of this condition have been associated with increased mortality. By the time a woman reaches 70, she has a 40 percent chance of having a fracture that is related to osteoporosis. Sadly, one in five women do not live more than one year after a fractured hip. Women are eight times more likely to develop osteoporosis than men. But despite the staggering numbers and risks associated with this disease, there is heartening news. Osteoporosis may be highly preventable and treatable. So pass the news on to your mother. Treatments are available to help stop bone loss and fractures. Studies confirm that bone mass can be increased in younger women before menopause if the proper amount of calcium is ingested daily. Unfortunately, most women do not get enough calcium through their daily diets. For many, the most convenient way to ensure adequate calcium intake is to supplement their daily Time-savers 6 pada 13 Does she have a toaster oven - a handy countertop cookery invention that toasts, warms, broils and bakes in about a square foot of counter space? Does she have a microwave oven, that electronic marvel that roasts, broils or sautes from scratch in about 25 % of the time required for stove top or oven baking by conventional means. Today's battery -powered hand- held beaters mix cake batters, omelets, frozen drinks and vegetable juices all with equal ease and store in the comer of a counter, out of the way, but ready for use. Tick off the variety of labor- saving appliances you can opt for. electric sandwich toasters, speedy cappucino coffee brewers, yogurt makers, battery-operated hand-held vacuums, kitchen counter AM/ FM stereos with cassette, electric coffee grinders, food blenders and mixers, dictating machines for recording marketing lists - and much more. These marvels of technology at the end of the 20th century are just the beginning of an easier life for many people, not just mom. A gift for mother in the practical, contemporary, labor-saving mode just might be the way to go on Mother's Day. 235 Bayly St. W. 683-51 11 Celebrate Mother's � Day in Stye j at The Old LIVERPOOL HOUSE CATERING TO , • -� - + PEOPLE Of •�. �' r � GOOD TASTE SINCE 1977 . THE HOUSE WHERE /r SM JOHN A. 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Example: $10,000 ® 6 9% A.P R 148 months term Monthly payment 5239 00 C O B S1.472 00 Total amount to be repaid $11.472 00 With $1.000 rebate not taken, stalutonly required recalculated COB expressed in dollars and percent is 52.472.00 and 12 45% per annum Fieight. taxes. insurance. registration. and other fees extra. Limited tine otter See Dealer for details. "Some restnclions appy. See Dealer for details .:,o-�-��w'&�i ,c ... ,r ,: t:�:3. ::�+..Mi.�$^i:• :?. �.:( :.::'de;Lco"'"h.':'x��.r.,:.;.. - . ;-FAGS 16 -A -"E NERS ADVR1'f`t D� 11�►Yfti 1192 Today Is o �e n vreS e ee -__ ••• ei ht v ld B' the h Grandma from Scotland on the same $1,100 has been raised and will b Name propping Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the special -occa- sion column. We have a bunch of items again this week. so let's get going... ... Toda%, Mx, h, Eileen l.efe-.re. a:�as Zlammam 1:', her birthda\. nu, '-c- a� g cars o . tr ay w is es came e A Name Dropping friend writes: from Mom, Dad, Poppy, Nanny and day. She will be celebrating with presented to the Canadian Cancer "Birthday wishes to our big boy Rob- sister Melissa... friends and family on Saturday with a Society. Committee members are hi. Gagnon, who turned two %ears Uc ld' W'Shin her a Cla�'ton Bennett Ste h old on Sunday, May 3. A parte was Thursday, April 30 was special for the clean little fellow photographed in the bathtub. Philip Khouri turned one and happy first birthday wishes, with love, hugs and kisses came from Mom, Daddy, Justin and (Leila... On Monday, May 4, Kim Kranc turned sweet 16. Wishing Kim a happy birthday, with love, were Mom, Dad, family and friends...v A family writes: "The Nickerms are proud to say that Joshua Matthew Nickerson turns one on st I 4_6 - Gagnon party at Mc Ana s. i. g , p ante Mon, �. .:R tom' ,-. •"� ' �. �' Rig `. _- µ_ NFL - Philip Khoun Eileen Lefevre and friends A ishing Eileen all the best, with love, hugs and kisses, are her grand- children, sons and daughters, brother Joe, sister-in-law Edna, Tina, Bruce, Kim and Craig, and her many held on his special day, attended by Mommy, Daddy, Gramma and Grampa, auntie Janice, uncles Joey and Chico, cousin Ria and other friends." A ;pecy :a: little bowith a smile for e%cr%.` .e turned one on Fr:dy a, Nla� :. W:,hing Cameron Harris ,: Samantha Lambden This is the official birthday week in the Lambden home in Pickering. Samantha turned five years old Monday. May 4, while Nicholas is eight on Friday, May 8. Samantha celebrated with her friends on May 3, with pizza and cake. Nicholas will celebrate with his friends on May 9 with supper at Chuck E Cheese, fol- lowed by a sleepover party. Best wishes come from Mom, Dad, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins in England... Cameron Harris very happy birthday were Mommy, Daddy and big brother Jonathan. `Spike' celebrated with a family party at Easter and with friends on May 2... ... Thursday, April 30 was a big day for Randy Short, because he turned Nicholas Lambden Randy Short Joshua Nickerson Friday, May 8. A party will be held for family and friends. Happy first birthday Toadie, love Mommy, liana, auntie Cherise (Treet), aun- tie Sheena , uncle Bill, Lester, Chel- sa, Stacev and friends... Mom and Dad White can hardly believe a %cir has gone by since Kim Kranc and buddy happy birthday will be Mom, Dad, sister Almon and brother Andrew...... Gordon White Gordy came into their lives. Thev celebrated with a big bash on Sunday. May 3, Gordon Patrick White's first birthday. Notable guests were big brother Billy, Grandma and Grandpa Wilson, auntie Chris, uncle Rick, auntie Lynn, uncle Dave, cousins David, Michael, Kimmy and Kenny... Gail and Gil Ste. Croix of Pickering are pleased to announce the engagement of their son Bradley Glenn to Andrea Lynn Spicer of Ottawa. The wedding will take place on Sunday, Feb. 20, 1993, at Dunbarton- Fairport unit- and Bradley Ste. ed Church in CroiX Pickering... Jennifer Aberdein On Monday, April 27, the 61st Founder's Day Dinner for the Theta (Eta chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority was held. Jane Battah was named the woman of the year and Cindy Bingley pledge of the year... The members of the Michael Jardin Memorial Cancer Commit. tee are the Ajax High School students of the week for the week ending May 1. The committee has been organiz- ing events and educating students and staff about cancer. And, more than Karen Parmar, Sandy Bruce, Mala Ramsammv, Danyelle Julian, Tsuneaki Miyazawa, Lori Illing- worth, Gail Joggernauth, Brenda Hampton, Paula Ritchie and April Kojima, while staff advisors arc Mr. Geiger and Mrs. Lee... For the week of May 4, Harwood Secondary School students of the week are Rob Johnstone, April Kewell, Mike Amero and Sherd Bisaillon. The four represented the school on a student panel at the Durham Parent Conference on Satur- day, April 25. The group was very impressive and drew compliments from the organizers and the audi- ence... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want men- tioned, call us at 683-5110 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2115. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Friday before publication. We can't be -responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announce- ments. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified depart- ment at 683-5110. A family writes: "Jennifer Aberdein turns seven years old on Sunday, May 10. Making her day extra special will be the arrival of r 111v mtcnael jaraln Memorial Cancer Committee at Ajax High School -.411111111091 V7_� A0, 4 s� W W n —� !elL leLnO AY efaL a eocA%evfiel., lone w, l7fllfAllf !I -A By CONST. GRANT ARNOLD Durham Regional Police PICKERING - Crime Stoppers Durham Regional Police need the public's help in solving a break, enter and theft which occurred in Pickering during the weekend of Feb. 7 to 9. Burglars removed a padlock from the front door to get into an old church on the grounds of Erskine Cemetery at the corner of Finch Ave. and Fairport Rd. They stole from the basement a green John Deere riding lawnmower, a red Honda 300 -watt gas genera- tor, and a John Deere gas -pow- ered weed -eater. Evidence at the scene indicates a truck was used and one of the side mirrors might be broken. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of the suspects involved :n this occurrence. Break and enters are a concern across the region and Crime Stop- pers will accept your tips regard- ing this crime or any other crimi- nal offence. As a caller, you will be given a code number to protect your identity and never have to go to court. Citizen boards administer the Crime Stoppers program. The reward money is raised through tax-deductible donations which PTC's big play day aids local sick bay PICKERING - Children are invited to spend a day playing with a variety of toys at Mastermind Educa- tional in the Pickering Town Centre. On Friday, May 8, lots of colorful toys from Playmo- bil will be set up outside the store from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. At the end of the day, about $500 worth of the toys will be donated to the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital. Customers are invited to take advantage of a 15 -per cent discount on Playmobil toys during the event. Bill Bradbury of Master- mind Educational says Playmobil is a Swedish company with well -made toys. They feature a variety of themes, he says, includ- ing cars and trucks; medieval castles, knights and squires; Treasure Island pirates; and Victorian doll houses complete with a family. Young customers will find the play area near the bottom of the escalator in phase 2 of the mall. The Ajax -Pickering hospital will also have a drop-off box where donations can be made for its upcoming expansion. may be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stop- pers, P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7K8. JJJ Constable Grant Arnold is the coordina- tor of Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. GR��ER1.5 SpE t FORS 1991 �- t Z,v• W 44 p°G� fRoM - S• "CLUB PLUS and the CLUB PLUS design are trademarks of LOEB Inc. �• =7�'l+.-+�„le�;� ;�W+'•e^I�s ,."7Y,.. �•���w'-"7.... .�! --.._. ..�L�`1'•S.r'�2'�"�l'!�w.11�+al'<:r�,'..M:. ... e.-: ,Y....,,, ...0 .... .. ti. 1� • .w f• a w'1 i �>Hi l: `t'' a1'Vll., . C: .' MCS'. N�`.L.:. �IL_.,7�.i few �ri'!'..: Wil. .. .. .. ., .. �. �.. H., « - • .. .... .. 2 t '?Y '. � .. b.. r S 1 Obi0 tuaries BEAUDROW, Mary - Passe Michael and his wife June, Pauline Durham, 40 King St. W., Oshawa. their sincere gratitude to the nursing and care shown to Edith over the away peacefully on Thursday, April and her husband Paul, and her The family would like to express staff at Ballycliffe for their kindness pig 10 years. 30, 1992 at Centenary Hospital after youngest daughter Ros. Dear grand - a courageous battle with cancer. Mary Beaudrow, beloved wife of William. Loving mother of Luann and Michelle and a devoted grand- mother of Jordan. We love and miss you. Mary will also be dearly missed by her mother Mrs. Polis- chuk, brother George, sister lay, all of Saskatchewan, and all her nieces, nephews and cousins. Cremation. Funeral arrangements were entrust- ed to McEachnie Funeral Home, 428-8488. In lieu of flowers. dona- tions may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. The family would also like to thank all the staff who helped Mare at Centenary Hospital. BURGESS. Violet Marion - Now peacefull} at rest. on Thurs- da. April 30, 1992 at the Ajax - Pickering Hospital, heloved wife of Toni Burgess. Loving mother of ft mother of Tracey, Paula, Sarah and Philip, great-grandmother of Emma and Simon. Sadly missed by family and friends in Canada and England. Funeral arrangements were entrust- ed to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, -128-8488. Interment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, do nabo ns to the Parkinson Foundation or Alzheimer Society would be greatly appreciated. JORSON, N lith - Now peace- fuliv at rest. At Ballycliffe Nursing Home, Ajax, on Friday, Ma1, 1992. Beloved wife of the late Frank Jobson. Loving grandmother of Peter and Jayne. Cremation. Funeral arrangements were entrust- ed to McEachnie Funeral Home, Aja, 42841-1SS. 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The acsol Dorratim can be dropped off at the Big Sister benefit the Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters Association. than would also apptreciate donations of items such office, 398 Bayly St. W., suite 7, between May I I e The sale will be held Saturday, May 23 at the as kitchen utensils, garden tools, records, books, and 22 fun 9 a.m. to noon. For more information, Big Sisters office on Bayly St. W. in Ajax. Further toys, baby articles and artwork. 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For further information on Electron Pure Systems, please contact (416) 686.4357 Clearwater • pure and single SAVE UP TO ON SELECTED MERCHANDISE 725-9122 Oshawa Centre Cf o DRAFT PICKERING RV STRATEGIC PLAN, 1992 Picketing - a community in which all members contribute to its social, economic and ecological well-being - a quality community in which to live, work and invest - a complete community. The Town of Pickering is developing a Pickering Strategic Plan as a guide for the future of Pickering. Interested individuals, groups, associations and corporations are invited to review a draft of the proposed document and comment upon R. Written comments are expected to be returned to the town by June 30,1992. Copies of the draft document are available free of charge from the Clerk's Department or by telephoning (416) 420-2222 during normal business hours. The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario L1 V 6K7 Dated at Pickering this 61h day of May, 1992. Wayne Arthurs Bruce Taylor Mayor Clerk Who says Canada is the best country Is in the world?, The United Nations. The Human Development Report (1992) is published by the United Nations Development Programme. The Human Development Index (HDI) used in this report is based on an evaluation of the life expectancy, education levels and purchasing power in 160 countries. 1+1 C..lanada 125 years to celebrate CA 4- V, - ...- ......_ ................. THE NEWS ADVERTMOt, WED, MAY 4 1"2 -!'AGE n -A u 0 u Singer Maroc Domenico (top right) captured the attention of Lord Durham Public School Singing for the environment students in Ajax like Shane Evan (top left) and George Lewis when he sang about the environment. photo by A.J. Groen Dafoe takes new identity in thriller White Sands WHITE SANDS (AA): Willem Dafoe stars as a small- town sheriff who asssumes the identity of a dead man to solve a mysterious crime in this sus- pense -thriller. Also stars Mickey Rourke and Mary Elizabeth Mas- ttantonio. THUNDERHEART (AA): A part -Sioux FBI agent (Val Kilmer) is sent to investigate a murder on a reservation in this superb police thriller, which also carries a strong message about the plight of native Americans. Also starring Sam Shepard and Gra- ham Greene. 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 `24s. Kelly McGillis plays Babe's second wife and the woman who tries to put him back on the tight track when his career appeared to be on the decline, 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 �4t the movies . believes the best pet is a goldfish. THE CUTTING EDGE (PG): D.B. Sweeney plays a hockey player forked to give up a promis- ing career due to an eye injury. He gets a second chance when he teams up with Moira Kelly, a bril- liant and tempermental 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. STRAIGHT TALK (PG): After getting fired from her job as a dance instructor at the Slide `n Glide Dance Studio, Shirlee Keny- on (Dolly Parton) heads for the glamor of Chicago and a new career as a radio talk -show host. Also stars James Woods as a ,reporter who falls in love with the women he is sent out to profile. BASIC INSTINCT (R): Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone star in this psychological thriller. Douglas, a San Francisco detective, investigates a murder and becomes entangled in a dead- ly affair involving three intriguing women, each with an unexpected motive for the crime. Pretty hot stuff. MY COUSIN VINNY (AA): Joe Pesci has some fun playing a New York lawyer out of his ele- ment in Alabama trying to defend his cousin and a friend of murder charges. Also starring Fred G. vnne. 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): 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. And the worlds of Messrs. Orton (Dud- ley Moore), Horton (Richard Grif- fiths) and Lawton (Bryan Brown) may never be the same. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dental Care Eye Care DENTURE THERAPY TO CLINIC Advertise Adv OPTOMETRISTS REPAIRS (1 hr.) your pmlmional DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS RELINES WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT NEW DENTURES service ��llltl� WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY Call • Contact lenses i • Binocular Vision My0I0CTM System Janice • Perceptual Testing wiai�mSt at 1 • Dispensing of all Types of Frames & Contacts ea MrOld % VillKkqon Rd. W. R FREE "j" 683-5110 Pid oriel Carpw* Caalta , 1385 Pickwia8 Paddy #0 CONSULTATION dw hw 4n4m 663-1175 839.5303 �i - ��:Ott-w-rn�r�wawuvrw�wea►,..�..,,.u...ti .»� ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT lions promise roaring good time at oldies dance AJAX - You can dance the night away to the sounds of your youth and help cure blindness at the same time. The Ajax Lions Club is hosting a '50s and '60s dance Saturday, May 9, in the arena of the Ajax Community Centre, from 8 'p.m. to 1 a.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. Roger Ashby, the morning announcer on 104.5 CHUM FM, will be the master of ceremonies. Tickets are S20 a person and proceeds will go toward curing blind- ness worldwide, which is a pet project of all Lions clubs. You must be at least 19 years old to attend. Tickets are available at the information of the community centre, on Centennial Rd. For more information, call 427-6945. 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This Meeting has been Scheduled in accordance with Section 26 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.p. 13. Arty person who attends the Meeting will be provided with an opportunity to be heard w M respect to the meed for the revision of Pidco wVs official plan. A Planning Report will be prepared for Counars consideration and as a basis for pubic discussion. Copies of this Planning Report will be available from the office of the Town Clerk at the Civic Complex, between 8:30 a.m. and 5-00 p.m. on or after Jute 81h, 1992 Additional information may be obtained by contacting ttte Planning Department at 683-2760 or 420-4617. Wayne Arthur l3ruce J. Taylor Mayor Town Clerk MATERNITY PANTS $1995 SKIRTS .259s JUMPSUITS 2995 DRESSES 5995 300 DRESSES IN STOCK AND ALL ON SALE 20% TO 30% OFF 705 Kingston Rd./� R YD\ Weekdays 10-9 Hwy. 2Vhftes Rd. � ) G Saturday 1" PICKERING 0/ • , 831-2088 TW0 °�~ofP�e+PICKERING TRANSIT Ali FARE STRUCTURE EFFECTIVE MAY 11,1992 Adult $1.25Cash 10 Tickets for $12.00 Children $1a00Cash 10 Tickets for $10.00 Senior Citizens Free The Blind (with C.N.I.B. Pass) Free PICKERING TRANSIT SPECIALIZED SERVICES FARE STRUCTURE EFFECTIVE MAY 1111992 Local Fare $1." Cash 10 Tickets for $12.00 External Fare =2.50 Cash . IF YOM A GM MUM, WEUPUTA DWT IN YOUR 1PRMUMS. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 375 Kingston Road Pickering, Ontario L1V IA3 509.0697 Having a good driving record can be your ticket to discounts with our Preferred Auto insurance rates. If you haven't had a moving violation or accident in three years and you own your own home, you tray qualify. To find out more, call us. LIBERTY 1911 • 80th Anniversary • 1992 MUTUAL• Cberty Mwual Inawance GoW/Doa Milo. Ontario, 1991. POOL fl SPA SERVICE • pool openings • chemicals • repairs to pools & spas • showroom Bl:ACIICOMB ]l 428-9767 a aPdarw ©©© Hor 4M�1Rd. ) Hetrongate Barn Dinner Theatre 2885 AAom Rd. Pickering PRESENTS Nell Simon's THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE "A mi-ARIous coin I S ECIALS.!! 1 MAY 15TH MAY 26TH Donner, Show & Taxes included FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 472.3085 East �. fea:ur ng 1� vim SHOW T1 DOSg;00, 12:30.1:30.5: 7-.00-8100 .9:00. 10:00, 11:00&12:00Pm' ► ' M- , 1 a- EXpTIC �,gEST IN t. ENTEaTA1NMEN? p41LY LUNCHEON SPECIALS STAG & OfFICE 2595 PARTIES 420- Skko"GiS 10 SERI 45 pN0 ENTE9Tp N NEW DIRECT LINE 619-1905 949 DILLINGHAM RD. .fit PICKERING +st srAEE1 sour+ of aartr EAST OFF OF BAOCK AO �J C lir workers to share Major changes are afoot at 'anada Post. The corporation has i the past 10 years developed from 5600 -million -a -year burden on ie taxpayer to a profit-making usiness that's recognized globally s a leader in postal and communi- itions technology. The employees re the people who've made this ossible, and the federal govern- ient believes that, as the corpora - on enters its second decade, the inployees should be given the p;x)rtunity to share in the fruits of i,:,r labor. UPINIVN 1. ASID RENS CAFTFNC ID1 To this end, the government �cently took the first step to allow mployecs of Canada Post to own hares in the crown corporation. larvie Andre, the minister respon- ible for Canada Post, introduced egislation enabling Canada Post 'orporation to create an Employee hare Savings Plan to allow mployees to invest in the compa- IIc�� � ,�00PG�c V Gp0 �P• _ _ CLEAN° J,`� P I 9� j or WESTON HOT DOG OR HAMBURGER BUNS 0 998PK KLEENEX TISSUE 150'S 69" TOFUTTI ICE CREAM 9 20EA9. (BOX/UB NO CHOLESTEROL NO LACTOSE JUST GREAT TASTE ENGLISH ,UCUMBERS CANADA NO. #1 GRADE PROD. OF ONT. 790EA. RED OR WHITE POTATOES ONT. 59 B. 1.30 kg BANANAS FROM THE TOPICS NO. #1 GRADE 33 e. .73 kg ,lam .fit! --1 ROMAIN LETTUCE 800 EA U.S.A Af LARGE NAVEL SEEDLESS ORANGES 59 8. 1.30 k . ME=MEAT DEPARTMENT ITALIAN SAUSAGE HOT/MILD 229 Le. 5.04 kg HAMBURGER PATTIES 4 1/2 OZ. REG/SPICE 60 EA DELI DEPARTMENT w KURTL CORN BEEF OR SMOKE MEAT 88`/1009 MACARONI SALAD OR COLE SLAW SALAD LORMA'S RECIEP 39`/1008 MEATY BACK RIBS B.B.Q. FAVOURITE 49 �3LB. 7.70 kg yummy JAMAICAN PAB7 TIES VEGETABLE & CHICKEN L3/IN99 nen p � ra,r 1 a c►„ s eco c W#f at reg. 349Witt, 2 99 coupon TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 5 99 N 8 LT. BEATRICE YOGURTS FRUIT OF BOTTOM 2/99 0 175 g mr. Andre stated that "Canada ort has made fundamental PEPSOUP NABOB hanger to improve service and liability. These are changes that 24/355 f11L C anadians demanded.ANS BAN COFFEE Ensuring VIENNA STRAWBERRY ANA ployee participation through a STICKS 'CUSTARD BREAD M9� Grind are -savings plan is a common 599 300 VAC PACK rise next step to ensure that 7tJ00'"` TARTS 4" 16 OZ. 9 pmvement CO1L1m"e&„ 750 m L BOTTLES 450 g 29 9 g g Improved customer service and gg nancW self-sufficiency are the jOr factors in the Canada Post 2/99 &W100W& 9EA. LORETTA'S RECIEP rnaround. Canada Post is now :. gnized as a modern, effectivey able �» system to compete with � _ best in the world at a price that can The corpora_ i'.�OAI 0id-1i 0MM' " s • will continue to develop new a . a • hnologies in order to meet new �. • - h •a ets. In the process, employees ��':.- �� d. 1,41.0 11 be_ - ill be fundamental to building on m - achievement as the corporation D • apands its courier, parcel and mail 4 formation transfer business. +a, �• �'r'il� �.� 4 : Indeed, studies in the private ' jYl s ector and numerous countries orId-wide have shown that panic - through Plans such as this is m 4 strong motivating factor in 3 pbyee contribution to customer p h ice and economic performance. The federal government believes - a allowing employees to partici- JL ate through an Employee Share A Yds 2200 BROCK R N.avin s Plan will usher in a news 9 ani • st p6ma rtnership between management d SAT SIN THE BROCK NORTH PLAZA) employees at Canada Post. The URDAY esults will be improvements to BNrD Y"` PICKERING th morale and service in Cana- 10 • # 428-3455 's postal system. ' a-7a7.r. _ _ ..r.�..-...rw.w...t�.ww.w..�R.--•..�....... �... .... .. Yom.. r.�. _ A�3/I/LILI6��7d1R7D Cooking up a storm Harwood Secondary School students in Ajax have been cooking up a storm in preparation for tonight's open house. Here, Geoff Terrett puts the finishing touches on some of the sweets to be enjoyed at a buffet. There will also be a bake and plant sale, a book fair, displays, and all shops will be open. It's being held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the school, 80 Falb), Ct. photo by Ikon Pietroniro ;�•, Gam..":i is '3 w�' s i.ar ' 'fi " .i.'�* � �' 0111111 A 1655 (Dale Hoy). DOLPHINS' FOOTBALL: The Dol- phins' first football practice is Thurs- day, May 7 at 6:30 p m. of lOnsmen Park, Pickering (Sandy Beach Road). New players welcome at the peewee level (born 1978-89, weighing under 145 lbs.) and ban- tam level (born 1976-77, weighing under 185 lbs.). 683-4380 (Bob Baw- cutt) FUN FAIR: Woodlands Centenni- al Public School. 1470 Whites Rd.. Pickering, will hold a fun fair Fri., May 8 from 6 to 9 p.m. Games, snack bar, button -making, crafts. white elephant. TOY DAY: Mastermind Educa- tional, Pickering Town Centre, invites children to play with toys Fri., May 8 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dona- tions accepted for Ajax -Pickering hospital. discount offered on pur- chase of Playmob l toys 831-6287. FUN FAIR: A fun fair will be held at Sou'hwcoc Park public School. 28 Lambord Cres , A,ax Fri , May 8, from 5 30 to 8 30 p m. Dinner ova:' - able 683-523C CERCLE FRANCOPHONE D'AJAX: Le Cerc.e=rc:�cnephone a'A,cx est ouvert aux femmes dont !a longue rra*ernelle es' ie fronca s et quw son* s;tues a A;ax, Picker ng. Wl-i'by et les environs. S vous voulez =r- muniquer dans vo•re !argue mater- nelle venez vous;orndre a nous, iiencrecli le 8 ral a 8 CC du soir Pou, Pius de rer.seignements tell phorer ie 428-2132 PLANT SALE: 'he Picker rg Hom- Zul' Sec e*y w' ho,c a plant sole So*. May 9 star ng a* 9 c m . St Anarew's Presbyterian Cn„rcn. Church St. north of Hwy 2. Alcx 831-1077 SPRINGFEST: A family fes'val and scree' cc-ce w oe held Sat . May 9 from g a m 'o : a m r 'he park irg iot a' 'he Pcke,ng Home arc Desig^ Cenre. Brock ?d and Hwy 431 Bands, food, dancers. games and —ore Daytime everts '•ee. street dance tickets S 10:n advance at the idea Place (427-4332) pro- ceeds to the Conaci an Cance, Society ona the P cker ng Swim Club 686-1516 (Anarea Show) CRAFT SALE: Gondctsetiagon Pub c Schoc will hold a craft/garage sale Sat.. May 9 from 9 30 a m to 3.30 p m at 1868 Park- Your calendar of coming events !, side Dr., Pickering, BARBECUE: The 5th Ajax Beavers Billboard Is a free feature for policies for the Ontario Medical HARWOOD OPEN HOUSE: Har - community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- Association, will talk on proposed legislation and the advocacy wood Secondary School, 80 Folby Ct., mated in Billboard, call us at 663- act. Free admission. 404-1301. Ajax, will hold an open house Wed., May 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. All 5110 or writ to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial FASHION SHOW: St. George's Anglican Church will hold a Tops 'N' shops open, buffet, bake and plant Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The Trends Fashion Show Wed., May 6. sale, book fair, displays. ALZHEIMER MEETING: A support deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- at 7:30 p.m , in the parish hall at the group for Alzheimer families will day publication, 10 a.m. the corner of Randall Dr. and Hwy 2, Pickering Village. Tickets $2 at the meet Wed., May 6, at 1 p.m., in the activity room at Cedorcroft Place, Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior door 683-3513 CRAFTS: Adults can learn to 649 King St. E., Oshawa. Caregivers to Sunday publication. make a covered bandbox at the welcome 576-2567. WEDNESDAY Pickering Central Library, One The THURSDAY Esplanade, Wed , May 6 at 7 p.m SCHIZOPHRENICS: Friends S20 includes materials Register 831- 7809 PICKERING NATURALISTS: of Schizophrenics. Durham 6chcl PARENTS' MEETING: The Ajax High The Pickering Naturalists will 7 meet Thurs., May 7 at 7:30 will meet Weld, May 6. from 7 to 9 p m at St. School Parents' Advisory Commit- 'ee p.m at the Rouge Hill Library, , Mcrk's church -c,. -se, 20C will meet Wed , May 6 at 7 3C a.m n +tie school I,brcry The topic Rougemount Dr south of Hwy 2 Slide show on programs of the Byron St S . Whitby Gues* scecker Barb Le8 oing. —ar,cge, c' ^ec s Getting Back or, ',cc.( 686-C654 (Sherri,! W !c,d) Metre Toronto and Region Conser- May 9, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m , in the vat o^ Authority. All we come 427- :: Cooking up a storm Harwood Secondary School students in Ajax have been cooking up a storm in preparation for tonight's open house. Here, Geoff Terrett puts the finishing touches on some of the sweets to be enjoyed at a buffet. There will also be a bake and plant sale, a book fair, displays, and all shops will be open. It's being held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the school, 80 Falb), Ct. photo by Ikon Pietroniro ;�•, Gam..":i is '3 w�' s i.ar ' 'fi " .i.'�* � �' 0111111 A 1655 (Dale Hoy). DOLPHINS' FOOTBALL: The Dol- phins' first football practice is Thurs- day, May 7 at 6:30 p m. of lOnsmen Park, Pickering (Sandy Beach Road). New players welcome at the peewee level (born 1978-89, weighing under 145 lbs.) and ban- tam level (born 1976-77, weighing under 185 lbs.). 683-4380 (Bob Baw- cutt) FUN FAIR: Woodlands Centenni- al Public School. 1470 Whites Rd.. Pickering, will hold a fun fair Fri., May 8 from 6 to 9 p.m. Games, snack bar, button -making, crafts. white elephant. TOY DAY: Mastermind Educa- tional, Pickering Town Centre, invites children to play with toys Fri., May 8 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dona- tions accepted for Ajax -Pickering hospital. discount offered on pur- chase of Playmob l toys 831-6287. FUN FAIR: A fun fair will be held at Sou'hwcoc Park public School. 28 Lambord Cres , A,ax Fri , May 8, from 5 30 to 8 30 p m. Dinner ova:' - able 683-523C CERCLE FRANCOPHONE D'AJAX: Le Cerc.e=rc:�cnephone a'A,cx est ouvert aux femmes dont !a longue rra*ernelle es' ie fronca s et quw son* s;tues a A;ax, Picker ng. Wl-i'by et les environs. S vous voulez =r- muniquer dans vo•re !argue mater- nelle venez vous;orndre a nous, iiencrecli le 8 ral a 8 CC du soir Pou, Pius de rer.seignements tell phorer ie 428-2132 PLANT SALE: 'he Picker rg Hom- Zul' Sec e*y w' ho,c a plant sole So*. May 9 star ng a* 9 c m . St Anarew's Presbyterian Cn„rcn. Church St. north of Hwy 2. Alcx 831-1077 SPRINGFEST: A family fes'val and scree' cc-ce w oe held Sat . May 9 from g a m 'o : a m r 'he park irg iot a' 'he Pcke,ng Home arc Desig^ Cenre. Brock ?d and Hwy 431 Bands, food, dancers. games and —ore Daytime everts '•ee. street dance tickets S 10:n advance at the idea Place (427-4332) pro- ceeds to the Conaci an Cance, Society ona the P cker ng Swim Club 686-1516 (Anarea Show) CRAFT SALE: Gondctsetiagon Pub c Schoc will hold a craft/garage sale Sat.. May 9 from 9 30 a m to 3.30 p m at 1868 Park- Your calendar of coming events !, side Dr., Pickering, BARBECUE: The 5th Ajax Beavers and Cubs will hold a barbecue Sat., May 9, from 1 1 a.m. to 4 p.m„ at the LOEB Baywood Centre. AUCTION: The Oshawa Deaf Centre will host a fund-raising auc- tion Sat„ May 9 at the main cam- pus of Durham College, 2000 Sim- coe St. N„ Oshawa. Artwork, jewel- ry. weekend for two and more. Pre- view begins at 12:30 p.m. with auc- tion at 2 p.m. Admission $10. 579- 3328 (TTY/V). VOLUNTEER TRAINING: The Ajax - Pickering Red Cross will train volun- teers to work at emergency evacu- ation cenfres Sat., May 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the St. John Ambulance Headquarters, Har- wood Place Mall. Ajax. 420-3383 (Donna Hutton) or 723-2933 (Fran Harsell). REFORM DANCE: The Ontario Riding Reform Party will hold a spring '50s and '60s dance Sat., May 9, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m , in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Com- munity Centre. Tickets S20 668-3858 (Steve), 430-7028 (Anita). 686-0278 or 428-0014 (Marnie). PLANT SALE: "Ie congregation of St T mo—y's Gresbyterion Church W11 hold its annual plant and bake sale Sat.. May 9, from 10 a m to 3 p m The church is at 97 Burcher Rd, Ajax 683-6122, SOCCER EQUIPMENT SALE: The A;ax 'Ncrr,o,s Soccer C.uo wi hold a sale of soccer shoes, T-shirts- shin - guards and bails at the Ajax War- riors Clubhouse (Centeril and Monarch) on Sat . May 9 from 10 (b a m to f p m This is the last oopor- tun ty to ger equipment at sale paces 427-0245 (pat Vieira) or 683- 0351 (Henry Nelson) GARAGE SALE: "ne Hermitage Cor^.. ---'y Assoc ction will hold a community garage sale Sot. May 9. from S a m to t o m, throughout the Herm cage area of A;ax Look for signs to sales locations at Rotherglen Rd N. at Griffiths Dr. and Church St N of Meek.ngs Dr, 686-5504 EUCHRE TOURNEY: An open eucnre *c rnc^.e^.* w ce held at the Royal Canadian Legion in Claremont on Sat. May 9 with reg- istration at noon and play starting dr at 1 p m Cost is S 10 per team with all fees put up as prize money There's also a 50/50 draw and Nevada ncxets available 649-3166. YOU'RE D TO A BARBECUE v 000 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 ri IN SUPPORT OF Muscular Dysdropby Saterday, May 9,9-S We invite you to support your com. munity and meet your neighbours by attending Superior Propane's Barbecue Cookout All proceeds will go to a good cause. There'll be fun for the whole family, with lots of food hot off the barbecue and plenty of refreshments. So be sure to join us. Superior �+e the 505 Vktorla St E (Basellrle) Wtdtby s68-3328 CopyMhr 01992 Superior Propane Inc. 0 �� 7 't, w��,*9 'VIM NBRS ADVERMEC WED_ WAY 4 1"2-P* g 215-A Starting July 1, residents out- side Metropolitan Toronto will be able to bring claims of up so $3,000 to small claims courts. This brings the rest of the province in line with Metro Toronto, which had its jurisdic- tion increased to $3,000 in 1980 as part of a pilot project. The second stage will see the small claims court jurisdiction across the province increased to $6,000 as of April 1, 1993. The ministry of the attorney general will begin consulta- tions immediately with users of the system on ways to make small claims courts more respon- sive to the needs of the public and ensure an efficient use of court resources. With court staff, always been considered the peo- ple's court. Because they are designed so clients can bring their claims to court without the assis- tance of a lawyer, small claims court costs are dramatically lower than costs associated with pursu- ing claims in the general division. The announcement is particu- larly important given the current economic climate. During periods of recession, demand for small claims courtservices increases. The carr nt Help on the way fog small firms, consumers lawyers, judges and the public, we will examine ways to improve the quality of service to the public and ensure that stan- dards and procedures are suitable to a people's court. Our goal is to make the small claims system as easy to use and as uncomplicated as possible. In addition, we will consult on new procedures to appoint small claims court judges. An employ- ment equity strategy for the filling of new judicial positions and the hiring of court staff will be devel- oped before the second stage of increases takes effect. Small claims courts have e Jul s - diction limit has failed to keep pace with the rate of inflation. Outside Metro Toronto, amounts have not been increased since 1977. The increase will assist small busi- nesses and individu- al consumers in gaining access to the court system. We anticipate a 25 -per cent increase in small claims court cases with the first jurisdictional increase and an additional 15 per cent follow- ing the second increase. These changes to Ontario's small claims court reflect the needs of a broad range of people who need access to this low cost people's court. The increased jurisdiction for these courts provides equity in access across the province and presents people with a greater opportunity to rely on the justice system to resolve a number of their disputes. 11 J�tW PS gg q)a� A BEAUTIFUL 6 FT. SILK PLANT WITH REAL WOOD STEM 49 BEFORE . J 11 i.'!� ow I- WIN "L 5,000! In the unwam Before & After 1 _Contest r AFTER NOt GEt QOM A rvol Ali 01k 8�R6AtK1 WE WANT YOUR USED SLABS! Trade in those old builder's slabs and do a Unilock walkway & patio. We'll PAY 'i' for each 24" x 24" or 24" x 30" slab on every order of Unilock Paving Stone! DROP IN FOR DETAILS OR CALL 683-0887 BROCK RD. (1 1.2 miles N. of Hwy. #2) Pickering THE NEW�AUVERM "' lQAW 11"2 •o-TMCIES •DRnvKS •c001LJE0M Y PIi FLAT OF 12 X 3OOmL L NYM,ES G G 4 PAC 464 - FAIFLEEASSORTEDTRY • 3 M 250 mL TETRA PAK ��ll �S . r '�• N 1.,r m m i Hwtt.x im"ka M Mry.il ICE CPtEAM 2 L CARTON 1t BROWN COW Ati CHSOYCpO�L7ATE ;, I- - --'Iff BONUS 1 L BOTTLE OB HU li FARMS "THE FOOD TERMINAL" 'KEEP YOUR FOOD COSTS DOWN - SHOP BY THE BASKET' ($2.00 DEPOSIT) T9�� Swm 3 RRSON tmno afty.4m .7� ", - s,�" r : rt 1 ! 6 • ■ THE NEWS ADVE WMEt, WED, MAY f, 1992 -PAGE 27-A • p I9009 ERAG • SAUCE 796niOL TM -4 4111 • AGNES 796mirnv 4P N(3Dr-FS 37'gm375g-5UOg BAG PKG. 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EA.1 79 Flf )'1' 11()L; SE rl"A IATOES PRODUCT OF U.S.A, wASMMiGTON - OREGON - V GRADE - OF _ S 5 A A F�W1u1 1 LEM sa95'5 --------------- KRAFT GENERAL FOODS w1TH THIS cou PON,I ORANGE FLAVOURED CRYSTAL r TANG'' 1 1 1 A POUCH PACKAGE 3�► *799' ; 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSINGSAT ANY gw LINT i PER FAYlYNS10NE RETAa WITH TF+E a1,FA�(� ggIE 1 J OIE COUPON 3•_ % _ -2PCi�iJ PIMi-OiY TME OSHAWA I•ESFRDIAY WAY INN( PAGE MA -THE NEWS ADVEIrMER, WED, MAY 6, 1"2 founding members of Environ- ment Cbuw Watch who visited class- a rooms and encouraged students W"M to take lunches in reusable and recyclable containers. Their . efforts have been so successful thatgarbage has been practically., ^D eliminated from school eating tk�i� ntrc� areas. GELLED CEILING WHITE LATEX Believing in this idea, the Aker Sale Price $33 92 Hospital for Sick Children Foun- dation decided to use a Litteriess t $ Lunch Kit as a fundraiser. The �, foundation hopes not only to + " V3.78L raise money for its telethon, t which will be broadcast May 30 o � and 31 on CFTO-TV. but also to VA tA promote good environmental PAINTER'S CHOICE INTERIOR habits. SATIN LATEX ..,,; "There are numerous types Sale Price $35 92pes of ��" ��� -Mable .:eccrator Whines fund-raising products on the mar- � pR''' ; ;' � . ket." says hospital telethon coor- �till r t dinator Bonnie Good. "Few of $14 these products, however, pro- 3.181 mote a secondary and equally: important cause." The kit, developed b. Barbara b� Chomey, president of Litterless THE OUTSIDER LOW SHEEN LATEX Kids in Toronto, consists of a '` z. ' •a a a:,,F r a h oe c ge sturdy over sized nylon lunch" '. `, popue Price $45 96lar colors I bag with veleta snaps. a 500 ml. 1 � �: After Sol bottle with a twist -off, leak -proof i $ top and snap spout, one 500 ml. square container suitable for v 2 sandwiches or salads, and a t ` 3.181 ro rid h 1 � EXTERIOR FLAT WHITE LATEX (39001 Aker Sale Price $39 92 3.781 \T/ :ro'ok, PAINTER'S CHOKE INTERIOR LATEX SEALER After Sa,e �'r ce S27 92 11116 3.781 A\TA :To"' I r PAINTER'S CHOKE BLUE GREY I LATEX FLOOR PAINT I Ahe• Soie ce 533 9 $11W6 1 3.181 u contasner to o d desserts. All containers have easy snap -on ;cam tops, are microwave and dish- '`� ALATEX A�' washer safe, and come with a st EXTERIOR SEAQ-iIOSS AIKYD • $7 lifetime warranty from Rubber- populor colors - S35 92 145 3.79L maid Canada. The kits sell for wt Afte, Sale Price $43 Q6 1 S12 and are available at the hos- i pital through The Hospital for f � ',r j $ SEWTRAMPARENT STAIN .� -:� Sick Children Foundation. 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Metro Toronto AJAX - PICKERING tion Centre on Front St., Toronto. '- -' A Mother's Day Environmental 1 05 � St. W. 705 Kingston Rd. Unit 18 Show. Exhibits and prizes' ���—�� i There's special entertainment 0-2548 such as Bob McGrath of Sesame St., Judy Collins and Murray McLaughlan. is -a :rc-rs�'.�✓T"L "Y'i-fes ,^•. •r•�1-f- ♦ave .sa.ce. �. •trate it . n dt n 0 0 0 More Sports results Friday and Sunday V borts Ajax squash pros reach finals at 1992 nationals AJAX - Two Ajax Squash Club year-old category. pros turned in strong performances Glecson rebounded from a scri- pt the National Squash Champi- ous injury this winter to meet Beryl onships in Edmonton on the week- Paton of Calgary in the 45 -to -50 end. category final. Kelly Payed and Vicki Gleeson, Barb Evans, also of the Ajax both squash professionals at the Squash Club, lost in the final to Ajax Squash Club, finished second Anne Smith of Ontario's London in their respective categories during Squash Club in the 40 -to -45 group - the nationals at Edmonton's Royal ing. Glenora Squash Club. Other Ajax competitors were Payed, in only her second tour- Lori Coleman, who finished sev- nament in four years, lost 10-9 in cnth in the women's open category, the fifth game against Nancy Stearn and John Evans, who was the con - of tianaimo, B.C., the current :solation finalist in the men's 40Uoe champion in the women's 35 -to -40- 45 division. Tireless worker honored with Ajax ringette's highest award By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX - A self-proclaimed ringette junkie was named the winner of Ajax ringette's most prestigious award Sunday. Tania Pettitt, 17, was presented the Susan Dittman Award at the Ajax Ringette Association's annual banquet in the Ajax Com- munity Centre's HMS Ajax Room Sunday afternoon. AJAX The Grade 12 student at Ajax High School served as a player, coach, referee and a member of the executive of the Ajax Ringette Association this year. "1 can't go a year without ringette," says Pettitt, ITT astt- who has played the sport in Ajax for the past l0 • years. "I find it has been a lot of fun. I wanted to give something back to the sport which has done so much for me." The award is in honor of Susan Dittman who was tragically killed in See 'I CAN'T'...Page A31 THE NEM ADVERTISM WED, MAY 6, IM -PACE 29-A Flailing fisticuffs � Les Bouchard, left, of the Ajax Boxing Club battles it out with Peter De Cooman of the Beaver Boxing Club of Ottawa during the novice light middleweight gold -medal match at the Ontario Provincial Boxing Championships in Ajax on the weekend. Bouchard defeated the Ottawa fighter to win this weight class. More than 140 boxers from 30 clubs across Ontario competed in the championships. See story on page A33. photo by A.J. Groen Pickering High one to beat at LOSSA track meet AJAX-PICKERING - Pickering High School is the team to beat once again at this year's Lake Ontario Secondary School Associa- tion (LOSSA) Track and Field Championships which start Friday. The defending LOSSA champs and boys' titlists at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Track and Field Championships last year, Pickering High is again fielding a owerhouse team which will almost certainly win its share of the medals at the area championships at Oshawa Civic Stadi- um May 8 and 11. So far this year, the Pickering High team has been a force at various meets in preparation for the LOSSA championships. Pickering High tools: second place at last month's prestigious Mansfield Mehock Relay in Mansfield, Ohio, site of the largest high school meet in the U.S. As well, the team won the boys' title at the Queen's University Alumni meet in late April for the second year in a row. Here is an overview of local high school track and field teams which will take pan in this year's LOSSA championships. PICKERING HIGH Overview: The school for sprints. Few high schools in the province can match Pickering High in talent or depth in track and field. Ranked first overall in boys' events in the province at OFSAA last year, the school is a best bet to win its second straight LOSSA title. Athletes to watch: Sam Davis is the athlete to watch in the senior boys' events. A first-year senior, he was last year's gold medalist in the triple jump and silver medalist in the long jump at OFSAA. In the long jump this year, he'll be competing against last year's senior gold medalist at OFSAA, Whitby Anderson Colle- giate's Andy Brereton. Few districts can boast a field as strong as that which will run in this year's LOSSA senior boys' 100 -metre race. Sam Davis will compete against Brereton, Harwood Secondary's Roscoe Fleming and Oshawa Paul Dwyer's Keith D'Andrade. Although renowned for sprints and jumps, Pickering High also has an excellent distance runner in Darryn Hughes. Very competitive in the 1500m and 3000m races, he placed fourth overall in the 2000m steeplechase at OFSAA last year. DUNBARTON HIGH Overview: A strong school in the girls' relay events at LOSSA last year. Athletes to watch: Dunbarton has 400 - metre runner Angie Graham who finished fourth last year at OFSAA. Indications are that she is running extremely well once again this year. She is the current provincial junior girls' See PICKERING...Page A32 To advertise in this space, call 683-5110 Ajax Warriors to host equipment sale May 9 AJAX - The Ajax War- riors Soccer Club will host an equip- ment sale on Saturday, %ia-, 9. Up for � _ribs will be ,:)ccer shoes, shirt. shinguards and " ally. It's the last opportunity :,)r soccer players to pur- ease the equipment at ,ale pries. The equipment sale is ,i: the Ajax Warriors Ulubhouse on Centennial Rd. and Monarch Ave. :: om 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, :all Pat Vieira at 427- -11_45 or Henn Nelson at 0351. Dolphins start football practices tomorrow AJAX-PICKERING The Dolphins' minor foot- ball organization will hold its first practice tomorrow. The practice is slated for Kinsmen Park, Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering, on Thursday, May 7 starting at 6:30 p.m. Ne w �_.,�• players f rom Ajax_ a n d Picker- ing are welcome to join the club. 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She was involved in all aspects of ringette up to the time of her death. Since the award's inception in 1977, eight girls have received it. Nominations come from players, coaches and executive members of the Ajax Ringette Association. The award isn't necessarily pre- FA sented on an annual basis. { The award is • ['t given to a deserving person between 16 and 21 who's been wek and piftiort involved in ringette AJAX - Sims the Susan Dittman A-ud -as presented iii 1977. eight in Ajax, demon- yMng women in the Alan Hmgene A..n- Ssrrdard TNrs 'iation hove won the h.x strates sportsman- Receiviug the .ward w the past ship, is dedicated to ' team excellence, and :977 _ sh..m Kaliaaee en« Jrn,e,; 1978 shear,. R,r,,,,, makes a contribution t979 —Patty A11,Wd, to the growth of IM _-- Kdly Carrgdten 1981,\<, .,p.era ringette here. 198: J,dicv::;>,e11 Pettitt fills all 1%3 -.- NO rrctpw 1984 -- Carol Kepte,, these re quire- q 1"5 `.MC;P.M M, -- stwm Smites ments...and then 1987 - s.,2 p -d some. Thisalit year, 1 P Y 19'N `eti,.,,ert she played with the 1989 Cta.1W,,.,d 19V -No me:p.cra Ajax Legion belle 1991 N.,lp"a ringette team which 1992 -- Tsar. P,= Mast Of the put rec,pscnt. are -1 competed in the AA wncly a"v'i"`d mrmgeft M Ajaa. provincial champi- L� onship. She started in nngette in the bunny category and moved through the Ajax system. In addition, Pettitt has officiat- edringette games in the area for the past five years and, this vear, she was the assistant referee -in - chief for the Ajax association. She served as the players' rep on the association's executive as a spokesperson for all the players within Ajax nngette. If that's not enough, she coached the Ajax petite B (age 10 and 1 I) ringette team this past sea- son. "It was a lot of fun to watch the kids develop over the year and go to the tournaments with them," she says. Pettitt says ringette is a way of life for her whole family. Her sis- ter Andrea also plays and referees in Ajax, while her father Roy is the referee -11 chief in Ajax and head of tournaments across Ontario. Tania plans to continue in ringette for some time. Next year, KINSMEN Present THF4 2nd ANNUAL 11NITBY � SHOV�` MAY 8'°,1 0'h IROQUOIS PARK ARENA • ANTIQUES • CUSTOM AND OUTDOOR FURNITURE • KITCHENS • HOME IMPROVEMENTS • INTERIOR DECORATING • SWIMMING POOLS • AIR CONDITIONING & MORE... E SPORTS CARD SHO'r"� ""^ �"" y�ra UPPER LEVEL"""''_ :AM Mrs', -AU .:u Tania Pettitt, 17, left, was the recipientof the Susan Dittman Award at the Ajax Ringette Association's annual banquet at the Ajax Community Centre on Sun- day. With Tania is 1980 winner Kelly Campbell. photo by A.J. Groen she hopes to try out for the deb AA squad in Oshawa as Ajax doesn't offer ringette at that age level. She also plans to continue coaching and serving as a referee. 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Special radrseed prig. faetory order may be rwptuyry. Daalar may sell for lass. All taxes. P.D.E. and f *Wd •Xtra• Subin t to tea W WWAN t notice.'Wnrrbet ww 9 SrrggMW Retail selling Price, used as raNrence orMy. Dealer eellt MY a lass See dealer for details. _w4iia1U4' U r•'iYly t1► .1Niiiti. r rr... ,+err. .•, Pickering picked to repeat as LOSSA champs FROM PAGE A29 cross-country champion. DENIS O'CONNOR Overview: A smaller team with approximately 20 competitors taking part at the LOSSA championships. Athletes to watch: Debra Remekie, a returning senior girl who placed sixth in the 100 -metre hurdles at OFSAA last year. Expect another fine showing from her at LOSSA. HARWOOD Overview: A small team of 10 members appears to have a disproportionately number of top -calibre track and field competitors. Athletes to watch: The big name is Roscoe Fleming in the senior boys' 100 -metre and 200 -metre races. A fourth -place OFSAA finisher in the 100 metres and fust in 50 metres at this year's Durham -York -Georgian Bay (DYGB) indoor meet, he is considered by his coach to be a 1992 OFSAA contender. Colleen Pelley, a first -place finisher in the midget girls' shot put at DYGB, appears to be a potential top OFSAA competitor in the shot put and discus events. The school also has high hopes for its 4- x -100 -metre senior boys' relay team. AJAX HIGH Overview: This is a build- ing year for a usually strong track and field school. How- ever, it is not lean on talent and should have a strong LOSSA meet. Athletes to watch: 1991 OFSAA competitor Cheryl Clement will be challenging for the gold medal in this year's LOSSA junior girls' triple jump. Another junior girl — Zabree McIntosh — will be defending her LOSSA high jump title of 1991. Midget distance runner Neil Scott who finished in the top 10 in OFSAA cross-country will be running against a strong field in the 1500 -metre and 3000 -metre races. 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I'm pretty happy about that. It shows we must be doing something right." A total of 30 boxing clubs from across the province sent approximately 140 fighters to the champi- onships. Les Bouchard was one of four Ajax boxers who won gold medals at the event. Bouchard, boxing in the novice light middleweight category, defeated Peter De Cooman of the Beaver Box- ing Club from Ottawa in the final match. Kevin Morgan went undefeated in his two bouts in the novice heavyweight division to emerge as the gold medalist. Troy Talbot, fighting in the light heavyweight open class, stepped into the ring three times and stepped out with the gold medal after three successive wins. Brant Gilson won the gold by a walkover in the novice bantamweight Cate- gory. He wasn't contested by another boxer in this yvcight class. Striking silver for the Ajax club were mid- dleweight Kerry Hendron and Ken Ross who fought in the light welterweight divi- sion. The club also had two bronze medalists at the provincials. Alvin Brown ended up third in the heavy- weight group. He lost his first bout to the eventual champion Bob Gnay of the East London Boxing Club. Brad Gonsalves also earned a bronze medal in the intermediate open class lightweight category. Doug Fisher, also of the Ajax club, was not allowed to fight as a back problem kept him out of the ring. PICKERING - Teams are needed for a slo-pitch event slated for early June. Men's and women's teams are sought for the eighth annual Papp's Slo-Pitch Tournament June 5 to 7. Entry forms are now avail- able at Papp's Restaurant, Brock Road and Hwy. 2, Pick- ering. 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Pin Busters Pin Killers 17 19 39 EAST -WEST 20 16 48 ��y and Strikers J Nancy Adams 132; Frank Bulk Pin Heads 13 12 23 24 29 29 Laverty Raiders 20 16 47 TOP 15-2, 15-10. 51ean, Chad Hiley and Jordan The event featured teams Dunbarton High co-ed volleyball team invitational tournament titlists °DICKERING - Dunbarton ..from as far away as Sudbury, High School's co-ed volleyball Orillia and there were several team was in top form at its local high school entries. awn tournament Saturday. The Dunbarton tourney was The Dunbarton Spartans' :the final outing for the school's squad captured the champi- co-ed volleyball team. The onship at the 10 -team Dunbar- :squad competed in seven tour - ton Invitational Tournament by naments this season and won defeating Toronto Monarch five titles — Sudbury Lauren - Park in the final in straight tian University tourney, Mid - games 15-6, 15-7. land Secondary School tour - To advance to the final, ney, Monarch Park tourney, Dunbarton finished second in G.L. Robert tourney as well as its pool, behind first -place the Dunbarton Invitational. Monarch Park. In the semi- Team members are Sonia final, the Spartans defeated Natola. Tina Armstrong, Sara Whitby Anderson Collegiate Farmer, Hubert Basillio, Mike 15-2, 15-10. 51ean, Chad Hiley and Jordan The event featured teams Dalzetl. COME CELEBRATE 75 YEARS OF INTERNATIONAL SERVICE THE AJAX LIONS CLUB PRESENTS A 50s and 60s Dance Saturday, May 9, 1992 of the Ajax Community Centre Arena 8.00 P.M. to 1-00 a.m. (Doors opts at 7:00 p.m.) Tickets are $20.00 per person Pmoeeds Will Co Towanda Caring Blindness World Wide O'ersoss sraat be 19 Yeas of age or over) FOR INFORMATION CALL 427-4115 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE COMMUNITY CEr'Tm INFO. DESIm 414 of Pk- The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Department of Public Works ' IMPORTANT NOTICE LEAF AND YARD WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM The Town of Pickering is implementing a Yana Waste Collection Program, commencing May 11, 1992. During the Spring and Fall seasons when yard waste volumes are too great to manage in a back yard composter, curbside collection for delivery to the Region of Durham compost site will be provided. On every Monday from May 11 until June 15 and again during the month of November, yard waste materials will be collected at your curbside. PREPARING YARD WASTE FOR COLLECTION - Leaves, flowers, grass clippings, and plants must be placed in clear plastic bags. - Branches, shrubs and brush which cannot be bagged must be cut to 1 metre lengths and bound in manageable bundles. - All bags, bundles, or yard waste items must be divided into quantities not weighing more than 23 kg. - Materials must be placed out at the curbside for collection on Mondays by 7:00 a.m. Please note: Yard waste materials placed out for collection In any other type of bag will not be picked up and cannot be collected as regular garbage. We appreciate your co-operation to make this program successful and help reduce amounts going to landfill. For more information, please call the Public Works Department during nomnal business hours, at 420-4634. 10 AVERAGES GIRLS Sarah Behagg 162. Kelley Bowers 162; Trina Vardy 154; Lisa Hudson 147; Crystal Stanton 135; Chrissie Evans 127; Christine Smith 122; Thea Tsachoff 120; Deanna Martin 119; Cindy Flowers 115. BOYS Ryan Mitchell 154; Jason Stergiadis 154; Greg Gavin 148; Dale Baker 136; Daniel Gaik 132; Jett Barbeau 130; William Gerace 129; David Worsley 126; Ryan Brown 123; Michael Graham 122. HIGH SCORES HIGH SINGLES - FLAT Lisa Hudson 258; Deanna Martin 250; Crysta Stanton 242; Daniel Ga k 256: Jell Barbeau 252; Ryan Mitchell 239 HIGH SINGLES WITH HANDICAP Leanne Flood 327; Deanna Martin 321; Lsa Hud- son 302: Jeff Barbeau 314; Daniel Gak 312; Ankur Malhotra 294. HIGH TRIPLE FLAT Kelley Bowes 605, Trina Vardy 584; L sa Hudson 566 -William Gerace 564; Jason Stergiad s 559; Ryan Michell 557. HIGH TRIPLE WITH HANDICAP Leanne I:k)od 731; Ashley .awcen '06. Deanna Martin and Kelley Bowers 701; William Gerace 736; Ankur Malhorra 718, Jason Soucy 717, HIGH AVERAGE ZONE TOURNAMENT Peewee g..l Lisa Hadden 392 !Irs! place cramp. on) Peewee boy- Ryan ValhNes - 371 Bantam gml: Sarah Behagg - 38C 3antam boy- Ryan Mnchell -- 52813 (third place) Junior boy: John Hadder .426 Senor girls - Stephanie Squires -- 668. 248 (SOC ond place runner up) Senior boy Jay Hanks - 588. Call for sizL-s and prices on additional sale items. ~ale end~ 11aN- 9th. NO CASH DOWN a NO KnMW 0 11PMFOU;1QOlMMPff =am , ■® j WIM tOn ores and mechanical services exceeding 5250 o0 Payme V is calculated on a deferred plan usrg VISA. MasterCard. American Express or enRoute card Available at paroapawg Roaders only Van your local Goodyear Retailer for defads C RtIFIED lijiTO SERVICE AJAX ' OSHAWA 355 Bayly Street West 162 King Street East 850 King Street West 427-6075 571-3400 436-9010 L• a 0 0 10 THE NEWS ADVF.RTLSER- W►FW_ MAY 6. 1992 -PAGE 39-A ' 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers1OO Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help MEN F12 o"We prepare you for the OL_' kind of job you want... wallaaaaasthen we help you get it" Accounting Computer Dental Travel i i Computers Programming Chairside Tourism Computer Assistant Business Business Medical On Campus Administration Applications secretary APOLLO Training Word ProcessingLRestai p� Banking and Executive Electronics Secretary Technology Financial inuu" services Legal secretary eReceptionist ent Diagnostics Repair Cwtotncr i Repair Service Call today for further information and FREE personal interview Financial assistance is available to qualified aoolir�.,t. SPECIAL NOTICE TO PAST GRADUATES FREE REFRESHER WORDPERFECT 5.1 If you have taken an earlier version of Word Processing we now offer you FREE UPGRADING 14 hours: 4 evenings or 2 Saturdays CALL THE SCHOOL It Wi Your Business Career Starts Here * WOW Processing * Computer Service Technician • Micro Computers and Business Applications * Computer Operations * Computer Programming OSHAWA - 43;-&%S WAZ41M: XMCoCALLis6-3X* SCARBORO - 7504US TORONTO - 404US MISSISSAUGA - $484LW CM Career Development Institutes Ltd. For serry Central Dela Iaslkarlg Rt1RNADY-vANCOUYER•SURBEY•LDMoNToN-07TAWA4LuiFAZ M(.TORIA4ASKATOON-MONTREAL4AMUrQUEREC 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help :MACHINIST REQUIRED Must have experience in operating a CNC lathe machine. Send resume outlining qualifications 6 salay expectations to: P.O. Box 310 Ajax, Ontario US 3C3 I 11: If you arc tired of travelling to Toronto. we have a position Join our Team! availahle for an experienced french Translator to work in a progressivee, company located in the Durham Region. LOEB 8 ywood has an immediate opening for a dedicated person for /rrh Requirements the following full-time position: • I'nicrnits dcgrcc in translation or cquivalcn: (several Grocery Clerk (Night Shift) years expt•riencc in automotive/technical translation) • f iood kcvhoard skills and computer hackground 'ndcrslanding Experience and management skills • I of ('NIX, text rnark up. Nlicrttsoft are an asset. Windows and desktop puhh, inb a delmilc asset • -Ability to identify and convey pnihlcros while LOEB Baywood can offer you an maintaining, a I>,tsitive altitude, with willingi.ess to learn excellent starting salary, a and upgrade skills as system evolves competitive benefits package and a - f lighly dcvclopcd interKrsonal skills challenging career on a dynamic • :\hility to work with minimum supervision in a team customer service oriented team. i:nvironnicnl If you are qualified and have 1kc oiler a competitive salary and attractive hcnchis references, we are interested in pac kagc to the right candidate. hearing from you. Please apply in person to: ■ Tltl'. !'leas fax v,.ur rc,umc or call: LOEB Baywood MINAUS I yn AnRu. 105 Bayiy Street West lAj■moi ■ c;Kul Y 71 Albert Street. O.hawa. Ont., LIH 4K I au ax, Ontario I\(' lilti) 314 441Ni •Fac i41ht 579 /0511 Ask for Phil Chamberlain F.XECIITiVF: SECRETARIES *Many skills required* Shorthand, WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2-3, Dicta Typing, Advanced Typing. You can learn these skills and more part-time or full-time at Academy of Learning, Canada's Skills Development Centre. Call 831-8167 (Pickering) Helping people achieve. 110 Gef>eral Help HAIRSTYLIST REOLWJM FULLTM FOR FULL SERVICE SALON N PKXERNG -- rlhr. warn few loSuit • Ful Benefits • fly Pay • Vacation Pay • Bi Way Py Call 831-2196 ASK FOR ROBIN or RHONDA HOMEWORKERS NEEDED Earn up to $350/wk. working at home with new, guaranteed and exdusive guide listing over 90 firms offering work at home. Free information, send S.A.S.E.: Homeworking Research Canada, 4655 Kent Ave., Sults 1626 Niagara Falls, Ont. L2H 1J4 WURSTYUSTS - become pan EARN up b SM - work your d our talented and amitAious own hours, asserribls stylish a tem. Stylists and recent Jewellery at homel Simple DRIVERS needed for light AUTO Glsis irtaltsr Marled - graduates required. Call Instruction. No selling to do, dialimI86- Mut own small 4 Milkmen 2 yew owerlonoe ler ValsrMitoY 8863805 Whiiaty. ever( Into: Send n men-ad- d7il WN car or iudt. Fbaftib the Durham Region for win ds- NEED imrdiaWy - dynamtic Raland �� gnv5. 4 b: och" ls, Wsdk Man -FK 10.1 tabllshed business. Send sale-modvaled sales Consultant Bolan Inc. Eat. 455. 4325 and 5.10 • eaturdays. assume b: Fie 040122, Oshom Gremt bsnelf padups. Apply SteMK Aw. W., Suite 225, Kn ledseeO area M assesaw.. This Week, P.O. Boa 481, within: Chemey's Furniture, Do Ch'M3N IV7.mlrAm 110 General Help 110 General Help I III 01=1r From Windsor To Ottawa EARN BIG $ $ $ ,�retffmf+rre+►t>Irt>est� PIUS Receive Residual Income At School Get Next Year's Tuition Paid With ST'N'S Student Scholarshlp grogram hvoWmenL.. Involvwnartt in the STN Student Scholarship Program will exposo students to the exciting and dynamic world of tekoorrmmicabons. Suooesshll candidates will act as agents for the Smart Talc Network and wO be responsible ler introducwtg local residents to the long distance resale, industry (Teleoormwrticawm kwustry)- Resumes must be received no lata than Wry ISO, 1991 AWkants must be aaendrg Calega or Uwm* Aq*ants must be highly motivated Applit:ants must be ava able for train" which begins May 19,1992. FORWARD RESUMES TO: STN Smart Talc Network 102-2904 South Sheridan Way Oakville, Ontario M 7L7 or fax to: 416-829-5264 COSMETICIAN PART-TIME FLEXIBLE HOURS Apply SHOPPERS DRUG MART Harwood Place Mall Avon MAKE EXTRA MDNEY Fluible Hours. Exodent ni" cal W* Mrs. C• Lord 619.1574 Cp' Co A NEEDLECRAFT Loversl The VQJ'JGGL Creative Circle needs IIADIATOR Papelr, recon per- to a N s 1 cheeryy..�Generonow us No tetrrie I for Red shop In oamnitsslom free homages gibs. Z�West Hill. Call 24W-1"9. -Ilei VaitL.cal car 41.724.8173. Osheaa LIN 71.5. 10507M 1650 Dund St. E., Whitby. WHITBY TOYOTA REQUIRES ACCOUNTANT Successful candidate should be familiar with computers and data entry. We require someone to handle all aspects of dealership aaxlunting from jotumalism entries to monthly financial reporting. Previous experience with a car dealer is an asset but non essential. CALL BOB AALTONEN 668-4792 Canadian Tire Auto Centre Ajax Requires CLASS "A" LICENSED MECHANICS (general) Condtions: ' Minimum 5 years experience • Flat rate shop • Company benefits • Excellent working enviromtent tr�a�� Appy in Person, to. . tiMAtChuinmdeley,Service YaflaW Canadian Tire - 260 Kingston Rd W. Curter of� p�ey ne � a Hwy. e,2 SHADES wlroow co1lER M W. Experienced outgoing and service oriented salespeople wanted for custom window coverings. Best $$$ to good people. Liverpool 8 Whites Road location. Call Linda 235.1000 CHILDREN FOR MODELLING i TV Needed for catalogues. mall fashion shows Ii TV commeri;ials 6 series. Ager 412 N types A iiiam (414) 411112612111111 MAINTENANCE requires CLEANERS Bondable and reliable Call Monday -Friday 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 683-7526 �uY��sf-' ---- - - --- • 1..wf• .. - - - - - - - - - .r`," u,..,... a r..a.�lr Bill K 3"s -TY!!,` AMAMOrM WD, HAVk -1411 110 cowa Help 120 low mp 120 otmm Help 165 165 250Ys wd 250 305 Dominion Automotive is a recognized leader in the manufacture, marketing, and distribution of quality products for the automotive aftermarket. We require a highly -organized GARAGE SALE -1 DAY ONLY SAL, MAY 9,1992.9 AJL-4 PA Dining room lumiture, took. electrical appliance. mountain bite. Great desk. Everything must go. 938 Dunbarton Rd, Pickering GARAGE SALE _____ _ _____ mativldual wmn a strong TENDER Loving Care ,come Sat, May 9, 9 e.m.-4 O.m. eek con customer service orientation -y d TLC for your O.W. Hilt meals. snacks. outings. All ages away from home. Qualifi2'd and Articles 129 Angus Dr. In Ajax 220 J l V Sale 19116 GMC 314 ton truck, $3800 and excellent interpersonal ma". 1 ferrule. Phone 686 wry experienced E.C.E. teacher i=on sale l lovu,g d 2, h Household items, lighting acc. & much more 1997 Chev Series 20• 9856. MW792) skills. And helper for house and mother deer- sleeper microwave and stand. 686 - 8544. P510M GARAGE SALE _ Vans, 4 Wheel 320 Ing a quaky program for young ALMON Kenmore fridge and conversion van. Excellent 70 Employment FREE skids f« firewood, 717 SAL MAY 9th 9-3 , , children in home daycare. matching stow. We new. only YARD SALE -GIGANTIC coWition,V8, fully loaded. You will receive incoming phone, fax, Wanted Wilson Rd. call first and ask for and alter school care =750or bee other.Storeshehres kW cupboards. Sofa bed. Fridge, 2 rapta'i"s stairs, 428-3659 Customer MEN with trucks will .ISO al clad available. Reasonable also t« sal.. Very cheap, 427- SAT, MAY 9, 9 a.m.-2 m. P• curtairu, $8990. Cal Alin 666 propane. as is, 5800. Cal 433- $350. Panasonic floor modM colour TV. 5225. Antique Cry" and node is $175 Dau' Heavy duty vann racks. $t00: inquiries, expedite shipping and stet:. 420-9770. (051092) 8405. M50892) 42 Lincoln St., Pickering Village ng � 3741, W-296-0171, ext. 247. LOTSASTUFF!!! ■ -SOUCIE de Montrear - 100% Canadian Itre fashion MOTHER of two will provide MOVING overseas - JVC stereo (0529M CARPENTER Service Rep -y d TLC for your O.W. Hilt meals. snacks. outings. All ages syaem, t .. and •red table. oak finished dealt. pins Rain date: Sun., May I 19116 GMC 314 ton truck, $3800 P.M. w e e K d a y s. anytime ma". 1 ferrule. Phone 686 wekome. Hanwoo&401. Please basement furniture, Sharp 9856. MW792) certified or best offer. 439-0699. And helper for house Uxbridge call Charlene, 683.0449. microwave and stand. 686 - 8544. P510M GARAGE SALE _ Vans, 4 Wheel 320 framing. Experienced dewormed. vat checked. horme raised. call anytime or leave 70 Employment FREE skids f« firewood, 717 SAL MAY 9th 9-3 , , Drives only. You will receive incoming phone, fax, Wanted Wilson Rd. call first and ask for 912 COCYlia CL, Pickering 1985 Chev 3/4 ton van, 305 428-3659 and mall orders, handle customer MEN with trucks will Mark. 72.`-3830. (TFALL) (West Shore 5 Bayly) propane. as is, 5800. Cal 433- $350. Panasonic floor modM colour TV. 5225. Antique Cry" and node is $175 Dau' Heavy duty vann racks. $t00: inquiries, expedite shipping and los household mows, cleanup jobs. PIANOSIGRANDFATHER LOTSASTUFF!!! �•(�92SNC) -SOUCIE de Montrear - 100% Canadian Itre fashion delivery dates, as well as code, edit. odd jobs. decorating. panting. Call can Jane. 427- CLOCKS - Pianos, rent to own, aa- size. upright• grand. digital. • SCeflk aMtlny 330 Trailers jewellery company looking for and process orders. A high school p g anylN - or 2856. (TF) keyboards. CLOCKS - free MOVING SALE consultants. No deliviene6. Im graduate, ideally with courses n "very and set up. call Toiep SAT., MAY 9 (8 a.m.• 2 p.m.) 1990 Starcraft hardtop tent mediate commission. No ex- Marketing and Sales, you have data Z05 Firewood and take advantage d our low 1858 Brookshire Square Glennanna'Fai n area t trailer. sleeps s, used z weeks, peherice -training provided. Cal entry and clerical experience, Y p overhead warehouse prices, 433-149,. Solid Walnut dining room, 4 Chairs, Coffee/end cables, box. removable r"�878. Conn "S.985-3750, Ella. 728- 4481 or Marg, 436.0248. D-eferably ,n the automotive (050792) bar cabinet, lamps, furs, much more. (050792) aftermarket field Bilingualism ROKA Lurnbw - Dry firewood. 4x8:12'. $60. 4x8:16•, $65. PROCANNA Building Products - siding, small quantay starting at 198' 24 ft. Golden Falcon deluxe travel trailer. Never LOOKING for experienced (French and English) is an asset Free delivery to Oshawa Fs- $3ysq. shuters. staring $25/pr. STREET/GARAGE SALE towed, $10,900 or consider Mientarketers who would Ike b ,cork from thew own home on a VVe offer a competitive salary and tablished since 1963. Cal days. 705-2n-3381 « evenings, 419- Windows star ung of $75 and up. Stook clearance. 95 Sunray St. SAT MAY 9'92 9 A.M. - t P.M. trade for boat. 433-4706. Hardtop rommisson basis. Call 721- comprehensive benefits, along with a 434{665. (042392) unit 7. Whitby. 666-1700. + +CAMPER Bargain) 16W ask f« Greg. (050692) riendl working errvir-unment Please Y 9 aoply in writing, to: Human Re- 210 I=lea Market 07921 CLOTH diapers. 3 dozen, fitted. Rain Or shine. Toys, bikes, furniture, clothes, etc. Hawkins Cres., Ajax Bonair, sleeps 6, new 1988. used only 4 trips conplets with iMnig anarts gas bottle.3 ass serious about making money from Lion? SASE Ores sources Department, Dominion velk7o etc Boys colours. Never _ - --- - - - burner stow, asking 53.000. g Ho). liorr■w+orks. Bos 21112. NA 290 Harwood S. Ajax. LIS Automotive Industries Inc., 141 COOKSTOYE - Gare Jewel, very 1250 used. Were 5115 per dozen • rinl ,ell f« sec dozen. 839-7440. Pets -Supplies- Automobiles 290 PP 340 571-1476. (051242) 7H2. (O5w9Z) Reach Street, Uxbridge, Ontario good condition. ob.o. 427-7227. (050692) (05109?) Boarding For Sale mmmmmmmmmwh IN 355 Motorcycles THE Mona,cs Group a currently LSP 1S8 Fax: (416) 852-4534 STOVE - Ma y�'est. 901°• ret`50. EMERSON 1C colour T.V.. ex- HOSEBACK ridvhg lessons n 7981 VW Jena, good o«hdrion, recruiting f« Mrrpwary general NO encies lease Good condition. 686-4935, osilent condition with remote West Side d Pickering. Begin- 230,000 kms., great f« student. labourers and light factory ' P $175. 1929 Rogers rnaiewic an- nen a specialty. 509-2564. $1800 certified. Also 1982 personnel. Mn. $6.50M. Mus w 220 Articles hq-7 radio. 6200. Round glass Facmw included. Indoor area have factory experience, safety p011 On L For Sale 9 �• ming Kawasaki . 440 Lod. Many new top table. wrou M iron f35: n case d ran. also boots and references. Transpor- ceramic supervase, eggnog evailabie. (050692) pans. $700 ob.o Pleas• cal talion an asset. Oshawa area. 5765237. (051292) 427-6060. NO CALLS AFTER 490 P.M. (051092) PART time telephone help needed. no experience necessary. will Tran. Fie:ibis schedule. sludenit andFMusthave RECEPTIONIST homemrakers we:come. work Mon -Fr, 10 -2 P.rn. and 5.9 P.M.required . wage xidays.Call Guaranteed floury ex ence and easant tele hone wage. Cas 897-1962 (051292)P� P p COLL.EGE/tINIVERSITY slu- dam wanted oo per for Sum. mM jobs. Access to car. work n trio Alai area. Cal Mike. 668- 5651.(051092) CLEANING person required once a week for general houaek n P Cas acing _111'. 509.0969 (051092) Sales Hal H Medical UNEMPLOYED or an UIC, Earn ' 1 50 osp. 1500.$700 par, time working f« 130 Agents Dental yours" For details, send SASE b CAPA. 16 Corporation. P.O. Box 846010. 1725 Kingston Road. Pickering. Ontario. Lt V AM (TF) EUROCRAFT Kitchens Ltd. re- quires an experienced Kitchen IrstaNr. d 668-5162 for an Y it -. (051092) EARN Morey reading books) $30.000)yr intone potential. Data" (t) 805-962.6000. CY - 183. P51 9M CANVASSERS required to work boor to floor `sang up appoint - chants for Magic Portraits. Pfiaie 5769526, (050792) DENTAL placement service needs a"ISLWIL redeptonets colour, handpanted flowW-S. •x- co0ent condition 5125 Please MALAYAN purbred kittens 1983 Mazda GLC 4-006 boor, Call Oshawa, 7218after 4 with papers. 8 weeks old. liner, 3 automatic, am/tm cassette, P.M. w e e K d a y s. anytime ma". 1 ferrule. Phone 686 sunrod, 113.000 kms., $900 or weekends. (051092) 9856. MW792) bas offer. 686-0992. P50692) SOLID Oak Double Pedestal SHELTIE Pups - CKC 1963 Mone Carlo. 67.000 kms., taoN extends to T. complete registered. tabooed. first shoes. 6 Cylinder. 509-0052. (051094 with 6 oak aid• chairs. Also - no dewormed. vat checked. horme raised. call anytime or leave 1980 Olds Cutlass - 2 door. 305, censer. Brand new. `1295. 985- message, 7262371. (051292) V8, auto.. Cas.. pb.. Caw.. new 8774 anytime. (051492C%q PUREBRED black and tan Ger- tires• brakes• fuel tank, rad. 1100 C.C. looks and runs like FREE 10 good hoar - Orr yew man Shephard pupa. d•wormW • INGLIS heavy duty washer/ cid, neutered, German short 00. $17 430-0169. (050792SNC) FULL times Nanny requured. Owe dryer. $250. 837-5649. (051094 haired poinoer, reeds room l0 1978 Acadian. standard. runs 1966 -shahs C•nfure fah. only kris., must ren. only WE buy and `MI appliances, run, good with 'duns. Hat had 90Od• 4 door, $500 ob.o. 1981 equipped. only newer furniture• gold, almost sone obedience training. If n- Nissan Staarwagon. Standard, $6300 or beat offer. Telephone anythug, quick pcyk-up. we Pay Wrested Cal Rhor." 4363999. nuns good. new brakes. $750 42111722. (050792) cash. 4331785, t i a8 Surma (050792SNC) ob.o. 837-2812. (050692) /get Yamaha Midnight Special. St. S. Oshawa. IGA Plaza. Parky's. (050792) PUREBRED black and tan Ger- 1971 Chev 14 ton pick up. 1100 C.C. looks and runs like Hone Show. Iroquois Park man Shephard pupa. d•wormW Fixer -Wer. For sale. 6862077. row. asking `1600 or bas offer HAUSER cane set. chain. table, and first Shots. ready lo GO. (051092) c rttrd. 571-0527. (051294 $350. Panasonic floor modM colour TV. 5225. Antique Cry" and node is $175 Dau' Heavy duty vann racks. $t00: May 9, 1992. 263-2542. (051292) REGISTERED Persian "ons GREAT Dean 1965 Olds cut. lass Brougham, must be seen. sPP'ox- 105,000 kms., err. any CALL CLASSIFIED 576- a.5 French Provincial Cedar cues. for safe. Ready to GO. Have read first needles. For further (r^ s cassens. cruise. cortilad. 53790 o.b.o. Call 668.3227 798-7672 hygernus. For future wrip«ary OFFICE Equpwy rtt - readrow 9851570' (050792) information, have Please call 728- nvs&aP• (050M pan trnw,ul tare positions. call for sale or lease - XEROX KENMORE washoridryer, apart- 0654. (051294 --- FiLLANS. 831-3378.(0512M Coprr with autoteed and sorter. Ment size, stand included. 3 - /� 0 Auto Pacts & 340 Auto Parts & 160 Minolta Personal Cdprer. {aptop years old. Excellent condition. Automobiles 4 Day Care compknw. (286 IBM Compal4e). $500 « best often Please cal 300 Repairs Repairs Wanted Meridian Northstar Electronic 42"111 beewieen 4 in yid 8 For Sale ELECTROLUX - boking f« 21) telephone system. Owners twau D. p.rrL C050692) 11"ll Pontiac 6000 SE. 4 door. FULL times Nanny requured. Owe no" dosed. loi make a se repreSeriliivas Minirkurn 3 erperirhoe w auto k>aded aMyom nes-. wvout, ages 5 miorthe and 21 dean Call 427-8799. (051092) Articles ar. -. pw.. a.. PL. gray car months. Experience and MOVING mutt sell all 230 Wanted s like new' $18.000. 430-0169. references required. Ajax furnishings, plarns, pictures, sic marwals, marl configuration" (050792SNC) location, non iM+dkw. Start May 25th. Cab 4271974. (05 1094 Call 427-7242 ,,. (051092) � WANTED e, - stoves, trill g 1990 Ford Crown Victoria The Repo Cacao, 2868388. SPORTS Card Show - Kinsmen washer and dryers• working « Stationwagon. 136,562 kms., r MATURE Non ninny egta� Hone Show. Iroquois Park ^Olt- Also -*W. PKkW truce 57000 Gs Included. For more for 2 children in my home. job in- Arwia. Whitby. May 610. 666 (newer than 1 9 78) . Call aII jN«rtntbrL Call Carol, Mon -Fn, valves alkin�anhed -tach smEolc"Oi S 7765. M50692) Pidkarsi0. 420 8833. (TF1 890 430.427-0x55. (05079Q) ELECTROLUX - boking f« 21) Tajaoa meed appy. Cal Ptcbrn0. 426 CARPET - 1 ham now Slain- 270 Computer eadL Fogle Inngo WFMW 11 Plinio. $450 �, mMll.d t».. X10°2► ons year oltr, 86 Patikags ant, self motivated `alas people. repreSeriliivas Minirkurn 3 erperirhoe w 7243 (050894 nhast�r and 10071. nylon capat Video 198$ REPOS - Pie vi■r •older. Studeras srel0onka. pr pears qulred with rab'encaa 10 ser4m WIN do Owl Woo and half for Day Care 5360.. includes carpet, pad. plus MIM cOipasbie x7s, Dos . 1986 Cwawn SE. 190WAks. 1987 Prelude, 1968 Accord, Cal M3411. fW1082) Scarborough and Durham Region. 160.000 annual 1 65 NsnmriOa Available (30 mftl, Sieve marwals, marl configuration" 1991 Suribird GT, many we UVE4M Supwintendant to- commission. Submit resume to: Lyyl1� asso 78P2066. (052992) BELIABLE ¢� dalrears -heat available from $196. Red Boon 1991 C«epkaer Ssrvioes 866 The Repo Cacao, 2868388. gtaked for an N nilll eer,i0rs 1perMrara burt8rtg le Oshawa Communications aur Lady of the BayaFalpon COMPLETE kaehen, stove/ kidpR cupboards. at le 3487. p510g2) IM Corsica, vs, pre- pb- air. Ths flo"ili0a wB a suitable b O_"� P51'4_ _ _ �~� Sc1roow' Any aps. exxeaerl condition. Mala as AVAILABLE Mnmadiately - amilm Ow� c� at, � one parson or a oarfale who liw had poeviars erperieno" in 135 SUMd Help Irnoed Herd. lova. hot nheale, offer. 883-6754. (050682) n''"eOOe` `"Nte ANTIQUES - wk akin cabNrat Mckonh Plus conpuns nth keyboard and mous.. :750 pock, non wnokers. "g, oil miles. 15.00. 725-0528. m aintewance, d cleaaing an Wo" TA" soniom EXPERIENCED FSP M80 �)� A big P�.w� tip doMl &• 11 piece b.enoem sat 1. 1.0 � � eadL Fogle Inngo WFMW 11 Plinio. $450 �, mMll.d t».. X10°2► ons year oltr, 86 Patikags ant, 365 marine 365 w Mo*- .0 lows per walk Cake on -eel din allir W-" rfstdYnes operas wgraMed lo- wAdhlely by. Com- a Pon Playa sw Any ops s)g� � �2'a� aalbons. hot (uncles, ouYries• v■r18y and ni *' 1285. SO Of 1MI8 Dodee Logmn GTS Lady Pit* 433-1333 driven. 97.000 kms.. owner 111 � wM eabai. Serious ars 0 72594'6 (0610x24 Open 5 days per wank. Mon - LOST-Isnteb puppy, biadt whet "s, hot kofchssonadvii. haw SucossMtd rtpplkartgy paw 102' aotlaorh ifstaldrg Fud Reasonabis raw. Fuk Aar drawers, 180 other smaller a bought now. Firm. Cortrfed. s e 'e 2 e ' BOAT slips .Balsam Ills oa Reim recleive a oma bedroan fkros afternoon shit b2' tlns rigla dap- FmdVDtde- Relewaoes. 11i2'2's. ea3-663'. IN12114 IBM Psi - cash and carry 65'00 0r best aft. For Rent Treat System quist harbor, apararoea and nhry asmtelar► earoddtls Cad Jon. 1271060 420 6106 p610924 gxwWs. MS -wales - colour, 20 evenings- (051992SPaq Runs excellent. $3295 clear icier, good rsAiq, up Is auras um erperlerl0a Plow eared assume by May 151a92%K H 150 PAR�fTS -lire Olk" Llmis POPCORN Popper, 12 oz. $700. Twin jot spray drink People's Playschool's 10 MHZ, 3040 1.44 -Floppy. 1M7 and 1986Chwoft 2 doar 2100 baud nedemt, 9 only, and 4 doer. aue, baro in excel. ' 1S �� d Otlltwa 40• $3o0and tip 706454191' p�pp� Carman Or 75 LIN Bl. 9. Oshawa. oat. L 1 H / we. Dental bsbfir= is nI I August 17J tttkmttait, 1600. Bosh 3 rnorattlsw carcost =796 she Psi 24 pie Carla"-, 2 loot earKdMbrt Now ties an both only. 5 Red Baron 1991 ' I n* h�'o a wow Ire for �iDrspla Itilmoll SVar 22 Children 3 mofttls l0 1a �•� sell 200.�CaN Can(Ile4 MuM ss1. os1 726 • SCeflk aMtlny 1988 p 120 olke Help hal, -.. * Replefr now. Moves a" P51M Comgar Sorviaa 66F34a7. 0617. (0507924 • iaefll. Basldr, sow Mercury (wal ale UrlMe - ata tyre to ohkUn If nt0M to 5 yesfa ofd TMl4 cinIntas - w2' 280 Lost & FoWW INS Cadrsc Sedan Dons, bather Interior. a2' optlmis, weskerds. OVAL FiCIITIONS: wlq• Laos tlw► 35 hogs an nab. Easy bad bailer. am - 'DOO raft 42`8809 p50792) 1,000 roue Iron b cerNs to V/se LOWING chiliftwe in my homs, 19.96 a double rO1 and mow. 425- d P50 Cross Ata10. 1o307a2f ss - Sere • $$ - reasonabb wM eabai. Serious ars 0 72594'6 (0610x24 Open 5 days per wank. Mon - LOST-Isnteb puppy, biadt whet "s, hot kofchssonadvii. docking raw a liar serviesam now school arld Pork. Harwood RL "pm Sal. 6.5 pen $25 brownlwhllo colouring. Pan Bet, 65 King SL E, Bowan- POodbA"dw- Responds 10 1986 Pontiac Sunbird, marina on Trent Severn Waerwsy. 45 minutes cap d Apart tS 400 Hwy 8Z eB6O8n.10 ) r villa (TF) Tddsha Suba,tea1�" WOMOan CWWM n. 4 door. Oshawa. 14.30 la.. Plum ( For Rent �tarred PICKERtNG Vlmapo - le my AJAX Pickering ADpbarx a - no awe Plow 463 Sia � • Ps. pbk. s1we0. real clear- 939.6810. (050792) PICKEIM - 2 bedroom ask hone• film lin, retie hours. 2'essoria61e Over ralwel. Fully 4277n=&car. Runs excellent. $3295 1991 Forester 20 fL Ponfou anlaire l bwrttre spotnra. MEDICAL Trarsafptionist re- Ha" dtMd tar ooruparrl(• Fencedguaranteed quired to work ft Ing" and sale yard. Call 619-0427. 10 oAdoor reconditioned =wxn Cons moo us a two PetS.Supiplibs LV OWN"- Call 427.9722 aroytlms, Run. Big Town Sales. (0507924 boat with 40 HP Evkvude nib 4 apprYroes. UverpoW401- equipped with power 2'm and Close to Go, available frim' Brad Immediately. $595 • 40% weskerds. OVAL FiCIITIONS: deal 4274784. 467 vMewngr Boarding IM PWWW Suribkd Tabo GT. r w. 1O,2D0. Plwrn ar Mdsory 5 year dida4yPi g ECE trained mother d eww wol- Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) ond air oltionkng, Cas. pb., pw.. 4 7298 705.939.810. (050792) �(061004 • experience in a hospital corn daycare in my hrorrs b2'ANTIQUE diningBROOKLYN 9 area- 14 x /4 bat PL. uMm c@NMG. lnmeculais 19U Ternpsm Boterider SS160, RELAX In Yo s nt•b transcription departmedodir 18 months and older piece sumo' condition certified Whmw 2 bedroom apartnsrKL . $1575, Rocking chair, $125. 3 ­% -0- ererm4d." 76 Evinrud• 55 HP, trailer, grpolad, /taper IF you an Over 45 and have knowledge d medical lerminoF Nwkbus Winches. and Snacks. chin. Also dresser. $45 7 turnout„ wood hoeing. Wash best allot. Call 576-6024. $4700 or bast Offer. 8384771. ISCertly been lad ON. you may opy in a2' Specialties; an Waal Fully fenced backyard. 1Nii611"d Poe pine diningroom suits. elal. quality can. $170 pre (051992SKq (050792) pdMate lallead (lard. quality for bwrkig a"unm lent command of English playroom. Clow to poks/lake north. Please al 6867650 available now. $776 all OIPICERT. Lows, Wordperfec, grammar. Thorough working Available for stxmw. Ca1427- 1895. Boys scooter. i25. 1961 MFG Bowrlder, V6VO. Inclusive. Call 432.9127. $165. Old re- ds. (0`'u00� 1968 Jena, 4 door, 5 speed, complete with trailer, $6800. Dubow, word, 2's. bedl«d, fty2'ow(adga d Word Palled 5 Ol 9146 (050692)(050692) suatocad. VerNura, p�erttaker pit • af,(f)h, b work vin, 43D•2650. (0512924 DOG OBEDIENCE - PALADEN sunroof, very clean, low Phar 705-939.861Q (050782) Harvard, Corel and 5ystoms LOVING moherwith medical ex- VETERINARY APPROVED mileage. candied. Call 72& AJAX.brl(jktbgotwo bedroom dor pror.sure with littlep9rionce "ft and FOR Sale • dlkig aom wale QUAf1817. MW794 BOAT and maw ifor so* 121L wak.A tanrtsnl sponmeriL Analyst. Financial -� wlpervlefon Sero resume b; PratM ay or your IQ taWS extends l0 6T. LIFTED INSTRUCTORS. McCullough aluridnium � � �w �� pawns. b Aides wider 45 er over who do not Deauatla, ProUssional OMos child. Orgartized -door and out. �• aso arm cHis, ant 4 openings rets avaiknPuppies, Niffivicst s. for beet Chrysler Dayton Turbo Z with 8 I#o Eviwude mol«: am 8o- conditioned. oil ut Included, gwlMy •or kes vaink-0 Dedham ��• PA. Bon 2402:!. $01 door activities will nutritious aide chairs- Exoelerd ammmi % IWorrmiallon registration, call Clindk on, $3200.427-bsix cher coo"Osu«les arta . $1200 Of Available June g. ON n xe*. susin4w Computer Co(bpe. Dundas SL W. VAMP OfIL LIN meals provided. 420-5444. a*.N $600- P*w call after a '68.9445. P51� 6. (0512924 'boo offer. CAN Mogan er Rob non anbker. 2'q pea. 4291114, 427-3010. (TF) 4x6 er fax: µt6) 666.6250. (0610921 43a-Wij. (050892) p.m. 576.2094. - leave flleesape• Eo5ta924 7�•vv 1. f._ •` �:� F 1.,+ -777777yin : - - 7 4 C. ?, THE KIM ADVl;MTI811% MEt, MMAY Itis "N-MGe N -A Mn's Apartmens400 F 400 FON or Rent 400 F" 400 " �b 410 •"°"� F 420 T F°' �°`m 450 d 500 Hai Alrcomm For 0-1- APARTMENT ale APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU! OEIMWA Ings two FREE bedloorn basement apartment. $800 n r.nl - 1100 841L base• AJAX sough - 3 t I , , , June mer11 aPwlmarM. no charge. In 1. appliances, air con., mortally Incudes parking tot 2, pas exchange you provide loving barbeque. lanced yard, $705 use d large backyard, prlvese entrances, fridge, slow. washer, care for our two children. Plus 1/2 utilities. Close to References requited. 432-689g. amenities and schools. 686- drya, large 004n kitchen. to and cable bath, all utilos (051292) 2425 evenings. (050892) Included.10 b amenities, AJAX - new spacious brigh 2 1/ AJAX - Harwood/Hwy 2, 4 for � Working oolKnis. Avail- 2 bedroom basement apartment bedroom home, 2500 111 able June 1.436 8772 (050892) ck,se to an a mentles, fenced yard, great location, private FURNISHED one bedroom and $1300 monthly plus utilities. entrance, parking, utilities, cable, $750, no pets, no -3713 evenings after 7�0, own Nvingroom In basement. Private 3 piece bath smoking, immediately. 'S 19- Calk Lou. (051092) 0789. upstairs. shared lkitcen.use ofbgback- (051092) WHITBY/OSHAWA - Bungalow, yard with 88 0. laundry facilities. TWO and three bedroom near lake and GO. New $395 a month der apartments, available at 888 subdivision. Includes 3 bedroom est 2 weeks rent Prle"as coal Glen St. Oshawa, 728.4993. Plus 2 bedroom in-law 721-2697.(051 (05W92) apanmert. Separate entrance, WESTNEY Heights .Large (the OSHAWA - 2 bedroom fr6Vlast. Credit check. 686-2185 message. (053092) fedroom basemteng apartment, Separate entrance, central air• menta for rent, availablel irmnedialely. Frsttlast, laundry PICKERING - three bedroom fadAt' u r b low 1' Ful I� on premses Cal 570 PPe u ga , -ri lances, 4 BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 81:00l1lCes, pool, snooker labia, games room, V" courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered W"• 101 KAM"n SL w Mon.-FII.9-7 i Set-8ta1.12-5 571-3522 AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. lir conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground perking included. Call � 683-6021 sHrIMR Mon. -Fri. 9-5 CORPORATIOM .Ajax 77 333 FALBY COURT Two ,- three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and, underground parking induced. $742-$819 i Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. vac. bath, shared laundry, 3583 or 728-gu5. (051294 laundry. parking. Go. available non srtlokers. FiWLast. s600 Immediately. $975 plus 1/2 monthly. 428.3814. (051292) CENTRAL Whitby - 2 bedroom utilities. Call 420-0091. (051 09Z BASEMENT apartment for rem. plus den. $895. One bedroom $500 plus utilities.No last basement, $595. Clean, spa. PICKERING - large 3 bedroom months deposit. References rrous quiet adult building, eA bungalow, 2 bath, fireplace, required. 683-2888.(051292 utilities included. July 1. 666 kitchen. close so transit. First u 9289 or 2631125. (051292) and Last. $1000 monthly . 1/2 WHITBY - large one bedroomutilities. Cap 637.2380. (050692) basement TWO bedroom apartment. apartment, private entrance, storage. high ceilings, Clean 8-p4ex, north Oshawa. WHITBY - luxury downtown carpeted. air conditioned cable hidge, stove. parking. laundry livhg, 2 bedroom, elegant gar. LUXURY pendoua,2b•dmaam AJAX _ r•'t4f� and etllari u- Parking- F800" , prlvas 3� 4 'krdad. Laundry. lac 0010 bodroor, 2 1/2 baths, aes-n 11500/monthly Inclusive. Call kitchen, main floor krwtdry and Todd, 4249641. (050790 familyroom with fireplace. NEW home with over 2000 sq.ri. 60" gape. many Wgradee, plus finished basement, 4 $199.900. Open House Sat. 1-5 bedroom home with 3 adults P.rfL 41642746421 altar 6 p,m, looting lot a mhale or fermate to (051092) share all amenities including $865 monthly P.1.1 6 3/4% diermasher. washer and dryer, 3 Iinartcrnp OAC. Tor-tfnotwe, 3 fridges. large freezer, central air. bednoon gorges, gU1et taut Large deck. Brock and Finch. dock/Privacy, georgeousl Ajax. 4271206. (0508WSK-c) Frank PersichoM Re. per - ConOos For laman" Rpt" ink. 27420°°. 455 Rent �1� to own 4 bedroom semi MUST be s•enll Oshawa - 2 WHITBY rent or sale - one Plus one bedroom detached bedroom condo, Roseland/ home, garage, central air, Garden. (Wakdorl Plaza). $750 Ir•plaosk hardwood floors. new Per month. All facilities. 667- 8662 shot S. 667-0026 Wave decor. kmiscutrlel 1126.000. 7235362. 8.6 p nL 723-0630 message. (051092) after 6. M506M Cottages s For COUNTRY bungalow in Raglan. RQM 2 or 3 bedrooms, fireplace, open k'arlurg• $795 inclusive. 696 concept. Largo lot. $130.900. RICE Lake - new one. two and Call 6554106. (0511292) three bedroom cottages. Bock SAVE $52.000 - Whitby three now, for your holidays. 416.753 2370 or 416342.2730. (051292) bedroom all brick executive TOWNHOUSES - spacious two home with ensues, man floor GEORGIAN Bay - now Wasaga lamly and laundry rooms central dose to downtown. GO, trans-, facilities. dose to all amentia. den home. $1100 monthly plus WHITBY - now renting, new two Beach and Midland. Sandy air, tiered deck. 1217,900. NO non smokers. no pets. $575 $•695 monthly plus ydro. Avai- hydro. No outside upkeep. Avai- beach, 3 bedroom Viceroy and three bedroom townhouseinclusive. AGENTS. 4347486. (050892) 666-5306. (050794 able July 1. 723-1912. (051292) aDW immediatey. Call 434 8420. (041292) units at Gerrard Rd/Oryden BIW. cottage• available anytime. May be viewed by video. 434.6631. Plr:KERING . 3 bedroom AVAILABLE immediately - 2 level WHITBY -two bedroom base merit apartment n home. hope, $1085 monthly and your rent 4 Gar and hydro extra Fridge, glove and included. No (052292) badkspt. large kitchen, finsthod one bedroom apanmrem and covered dock.ng. Sun- ('nground, nested). Oak garage roc room with woodstove. 50 x now 401. Private entrance win stove, washer, dryer, central air, your downpawM ymler this rent pets. Apply at Durham Housing, GREAT fishing and family 100 h. fenced yard, sr Gond., fenced Yard laurhdryh $750 includes utilities. Frsulast. to own 4 bedroom semi 1615 Dundas St. E. 4th Floor holiday at Rice Lake. One hour dishwasher, dryer, parbegw, parkng utilities included $635/ Available immediately. After 6 detached house. Two Whitby or call 436-6610. east of Oshawa. Pidkeral, mus- walk to Go, $169,900. Invest - monthly first and Iasi. Available p.m. 427-4493 or 655-8935. rn5 h Sl� balhs roon. finished roc room ...k ,.-.,..., (052192) kis and bass. modern cottages. meat Opportunity. vendor can nmaeroraer room ent rose Simone. BOWMANVILLE - beautdul one - - - -- --' •-- and nice area. Cap for more ,.-..., ,.. ._a.o,�,..,,,. w" -.r ` 2 bed St. m rural area, low spring weewend bedroom �-�--' ­­,.,rr,w 9. ,-ivwnr 0957 after 6 p.m. i050792) large large eat In kitchen, lull c bedroom condo- Fridge. stove, information. 705.437-3613. (0507M avaitableimmediatey. 3807 plus and week) rates. Children* Y BAYFlELD Dunt 4000 .g.n. 5 bathroom, private entrance, washer, drys, dshnwashher, air heated �` Play ground. anon. boss and motor re.4", Sp,g, utilities. Fridge• stove, garage program, store, boat, m000r rem bedroom, 4 oath, pool. $56Ymonlhly utilities included. con.. balcony. avalable Y•Darkiri9• AJAX - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 and playground on and covered dock.ng. Sun- ('nground, nested). Oak First/last. 723.7594, Rick. anybmo. $615 Pia unties. Cal washrooms very Dean. no pats. Appy b ha Durham Housing, 1615 n mead Cottages. R.A.s3 y g basement, central air, central (051 292) 623-8989. (051 092) Available July 1. Frsvlast. $950 Dundas St. E. Fourth Floor Lang Hastings, Ont. KOL 11YO. 705- vac, Mc. A must see. (Whrtby FURNISHED - Pickering new WHITBY - two bed elegant room, monthly. 6630164 or 6635256. Tower. Whitby or rill 4366610 fi96 2601. (051992) area). 666-8654 051592) one bedroom basement now Go• available immediately, (05129?) between 8:30 and 4:30 KAWARTHAS - Lake Kas- NORTHWEST Oshawa - bindle apartment. Lots d extras, no k'arlurg• $795 inclusive. 696 OSHAWA - three bodroom neeekdays. (051992) shabog - 45 rnnutes north-east bungalow. 2 plus a bedrooms 2 Pets, suitable for business 5287 (Toronto). (050592) detached In law potential, TOWNHOUSES - spacious two d Peterporo. Co lakefront i5/ batArooms, ear, u1-ianxr aDanrrhent Demon. Must W seen. $690 Inclusrve. First PICKERING Town Centre - one fireplace, large garage, $950 and three bedroom townhouses. North modern Good fishing come g t pb'uy finished basement- and last. 837- 2454. (050692) bedroom basement apartment. k>� utilities. Call Lada s 683 3593 or 728-3295. (051 09Z d 401. Close to Go Tran Station, schools, g. Bre and motor nrttat. From fireplace. bar. now windows. WHITBY - apartments available private entrance, laundry, broadloom, available WHITBY - 3 . t bedroom, 2 north and buts Gm, blocks away from $150iweokend. $210 May new kitcren, hardwood, Open µace Sy Sun 24 p mL 461 n well maintained and quer rnrhedyely, utilities; incckaded. barns. bungalow, honored Yard. Knob Hill. Bus n from d weekend. $395 weekly. Cap after 5, 705-877-2150. (05129.2) Fem,A Bile. 728-3213 or 725. building. close to all amentaes, $555 monthly. Cal days. 294- detached garage. fridge and complex. Available May and parking. cable, air, poo( deck 3647 (051292) Dadkelor apartment. $575. one 1670 or attar 6 D.rrL 839-7992. slows. $050 .. 579.4470. June. 134 5911. (0507fl?)y HOUSEKEEPING Conagee at BROKER has s' ^ 300 to Wind at mem to www nil 66Fr - PICKERING - Uverpooi8ayty. LARGE 3 bedroom main floc. 430 °°ms TO east of Pa.rCdreu n. 90 orbar g�� .,ontac uerry a: 668-6805. Community Finan. 2450. 2450. (051 29 excellent 2 bedroom 4aserriont detached brick. Lrvingroom.wesse Rent mswtes nom coal Services. (TF) WHITBY - lowly one bedroom apartment- Go. other armensies, dnngroomn, large eat -n kitchen, FINCHDIXIE - room tot rent in heated �` Play ground. anon. boss and motor re.4", Sp,g, Condos Foreat in kitchen, excellent Parking. fridge. sto, laudnry, fenced yard, walk to GO tram, mw $730 FirstAm. Pickering quetcowaircon.norre, used Fall and Weekend epecui �wo location, parking included. AI- Dias whores. 1- schools. Town Centre. kitchen, washer. dryer. August holiday bookings Kia1Sale $450 mwnthly. Fridge tract" ober tnpiax, only $600 416-579-7576. (050892) Minutes to 401, avoiable now. backyard, professional non available. 1-705-653-1317. entrance. parking Please no rttmed agog. $890 Pius utilities. Available July 1. 668.3161 or OSHAWAI Do you hate the $850 monthly. 472.4350. smoking female preferred, $400 pets. Non smoker. Single a f�for«ices required. 7258223 ORILLIA - Condo apartment. 7239340. (051292) THREE bedroom bungalow, thought d hunting through as (050592) those ads? I haw a stat 2 PICKERING - Wee Skase Blvd. ear mhonttyy. 831-8719. (050692) AJAX Westney, - tumshed roan Florid= 491D t,za(ja1 Town Contin. Large vingN�ng carving man flow with It". garage,Your bedroom ace. MA will exceed 3 bedroom main floor, 4 Inlwgehome. Ar.cable. shared jamsjsroom k 1 bedroom, itcnen, sundry. Indoor parking. 5 ttOve, dishwathM, walkout, "Poictatio ns. Features: 2 appliances. available Jure 1. kitchen, bath, hot two. bus route, FLORIDA - Maderia Beach - apPliarx'aeis, will dsaaau pace. central ar, and vac, no pets. spacious romps of livevj space $860 mcnthsy. CIO" b Go and parking. Non smoker. 3400 Yacht dub - 2 bedroom, tug closing dye, private. Telephone Available June 1. 1890. 721 whih Pnvau entrance. one car- school. 724-2977 after 4 p.m or monthly. FrUWAL 427-3668. equpt, 2 pools. beach. club -W Best evenings. (except 5618. (050392) Doted throughout. the other an leave message. (051092) (051092) house. a wan sauna, no Tues). 705-327-9729. (051092) OSHAWAbedroom 5 enormous open ling area with UPPER two level of lar how", rustic pre floors. Fkorda coding front door entrance. 20M sq.tL AJAX - tumhshW room in air- COnd4onsd adult hams Shand tub. children wecome. Rent woekl monin Close to all amentrs. (415 839-0966. 535 Lots For utwonit b in kitchen with immaculate taolties• (TF) stove r -d-- $518 mond of living apace. Three non smoker, dose b CLEARWATER �� ft's"'ces, central air, tasteful bedr 2 h bus route Ph 686 - 3 bedroom*, One months free rent - when you sign a one year lease on a small one bedroom apartment incudes fridge, stove and utilities, call now 571 0108. pias utilities. Frstllast. Call 668 4842. English 00 a. was rooms. ngl tyke. two urd bathroom, plural air, targe sunny eat -n one (0508921 1uaY ur furnished. air con, mhoble LOT for save - Enfield, 0974. (051 �2) $685 plus t2 utdues. Call cher kitchen. $900. 839- 1034. bedroom mtaln moor asp arsmrrt- now or May 1, $660. and 3 Y >OPsarb+s. Parking• central alk, Oen*) rift CENTRAL Oshawa - two 5 p.m. 4353640. (050692) 0742) AJAX - 2 frurkahed roorrts ler tonna. rear beaches, children available. 72&9671 (0 10603921 bedroom apartment. $595 monthly. Fridge. stove. PICKER1fdG rmmeduu ore- - STEVENSON Rd - new 3 malum working non smoke(. Femnals preferred- 428-326a. weicorte. (Less than motet). LAKEFRONT buiidin tot, $275 weeKl g y. 683-5503. Properties cupancy - beautiful new two bedroom ern with entrance, awlable June 1. fgo0 576-0973 7251896. M525M monthly. Share uuluip. a31- 137x288. serviced, beautifully carpeting. Oneull bedroom ban t eta Logo tented n yard. overlooking SUMMER (Cal $450 mwnthly. Fridge f. bairn rapartment. Lake Ontario. available ter, ren dose b Go.onproStd World. Epca Centre. 70548111-2284ryai:a a 4 t.1n. stow, carpeting, parking- 434 entrance. parking Please no rttmed agog. $890 Pius utilities. bus route, Oshawa. Use of 50 kms. soutn d Orlando. Two t 168. (050792 6521. (05129 pets. Non smoker. Single a f�for«ices required. 7258223 kitchen and bathroom and bedreorms nit bathrooms. new WHITBY - ersarlem bgtrort, OSHAWA - south end hrrw, couple. Firstilast. $ 50 . (0512927 kavr� 4hC*ss, 385 or wpky home st y got int)- Ads- 75xl33 ft., serv.ced lot. 822 Glen St V clean utilities 837-1806 (OSt09Q) $320 mortihly. Pontiac preleend. DooL 1300 weekly Cal 734 DICKERING - one bedroom baser ore , Largs PICKERING . West Sbore, 3 units, 2 bedrooms, availableAVAILABLE-- - SEM . 4 bedroom near OC arc n Oshawa • apart- 433.4703. (060892SrtC) $115.000. Call 579-0448. 9:30 Don. 839.2255. (051092) i on, Warsrrnt •operas entrance, fridge, stow, $475 bedroom mtaln moor asp arsmrrt- now or May 1, $660. and 3 Y >OPsarb+s. Parking• central alk, 4 01 . Large yard. double mem b addling, 2 bedroom dose driveway, some redecorated. PICKERING - angle room wish LARGE 3 bodroom house ler Out 4 Plus 10 utssies. AvaiabW Jury 1. Phone bedrooms, $705. June 1, laundry facilities. separate P 110 bus. shopping. utilities Available irmrdiauy. Could be pets 2 bedroom use d kgcfken. work to Psyyrng Gs Train, rent. Newport Riche near P y. Book C��s Properties 683-739111. 1 6021 entrance, awlable June 1. fgo0 576-0973 7251896. M525M monthly. Share uuluip. a31- $700.ifrx�luded. 4 shara4 3905 .. Cal 7255624. f700. Call 4340134. (052492) Pickering Tom hcketrhg Cern $325 sulmirrw rales n eMe0. NAPANEE - 43 acres o exoe4 bOSHAWA - large i bedroom forst t Met or 637-1226. (O506M AJAX - new bachelor asp Wive t. A_IAX - by the laks. bright orr kg mbri6ih. Non snicker prelrred Phone 420.431& (0508021 Ano two bedroom condo. 666 3397. (051292) >+ � � � bedroom garage. low inkier, prkrg 4 piece baUo. kitchen. IaundY ONE bedroom apart bedroom baserrwt 420 Townhouses for maintenance services. Phone 1-416-750-2666. OWN in home, availableJune 1 f 1e (416) CW * table largo backyard. Morava 7 lam, CMDW Pkv l�-w. cider apartment buldig, 17 building. Laundry. dishwasher. cable. For Rent SM per � an i�� FLORIDA - Maderia Beach. _ 723.121 . MW794 >�d. separate entrance. close Q+ebec SL 1420 ffWMW Piss available early May, non- smoker Call 428-2432 parking, al inclusive. $495. Pry, Oslhatra - asrrrl clerk Daserrnsrt awn" Isund tacil 1500 s4ri. k+xl+rY cordo- Direc- lar on dull Two lus one Cottage$ For 10 al amnrties. $606 mortNy. female. first and last. 432-7703. hydro. FiatAsst. Call 571-3220 (051294 (05$092) no pets May t. Phone 429-6133M506921 FRENCiglAdg Bay- Itpadous Immaculate SOUTH Ajax -bright two PICKERING - Rouge River - fight t large basement apartmsrt, wary beodroan WHITBY - brighL spacious orr bedroom bas•rrwt aparateng, ground Moor 1 bedroom aMn@Mn ro bssenhsrt � at entrance. am app noes, full $64,600 cottage - new 3 July 1. 700 Cr et26 MPlartoss. avaiisbN Jars ttianst cablefact mhos. waling distance 10 8510bview. / (� I $700 kingfastarnd P80 mCall at u.137. lett suib quill king person Included. Call 888-6137. Go, minutes to 401, $575 month) inclusive. FirWlast. BACHELOR apartment 1 b �1� 87k>�lel� •lar. 286- Cali 6 0748 or 429-6025. minutes est d�Os1 Every- OSHAWA - 107 Lbnsrids. 576 7648.Open house May 10, 1-4 94 thing brand new. n klchsns w 3 piece be* alk EAST Oshawa-3bedr00r,set- ONE and two bedroom ill kitdrs, living room 4 pill= apedm«Ms eorwisrt location. OSHAWA - three bedroom asPWAG a trance, 5425 Le. ckudes al unites• Mute "M bathroom, available dean, no last month's rent Immediately. $800- Aker 2 mWired. Cal 436 477 altar 5 itpartme t In duplex. Large ML $795 per mtlond plus ulisioL Cal 867.4019 after 5 of Isar• bodroom epsMmwht •sparala PAL Cal 7233675 (0S14M We we reduce gent in exchange 1� bedroom bosernard spot- ginuarmw SM am 72125/16 ij050794 khNkuive APARTMENT for rert • oneONE for maintenance services. Phone 1-416-750-2666. OWN in home, availableJune 1 bedroom, MW L PiCiLEl NM - big: brlphl lower C�doill, (05129M 5590 Por month. Inckutin iidpsk wow' and uilifss. 420.2163 or mo ire died. Prato hag of louse. own •murarhoe, entrance, laundry faeilti•s, fireplace ih Wge hong ►corm, NEW ons bedroom apartmun rr new home. Above ground 421-7667. (051002) kitchenette. Single female large kitchen and tang ages, Primed 427-9382. (050692) windows, private entrance, cretret war, very modern oust AJAX - new bachelor In Wsstney Heights, laundry Suit business coin' $825 monghly. 688.1305. (0512A4 � and two 1, 11 r, �6 nsighbowhoed, close b al fadliba and parking. $550 mnrthly AJAX - lar • on• bedroom May -Am NO PETS. Fridge, p stove, air. MPI, parking for arnsnkies. Paring, must sea 5650. Ajax. 427-2380 (051094 wlh WWJB - Available June I. Cal Dave, 8394423. basement Wanmtrt, $550 a1 ons car. Blow and Wise, $715 Inclusive. Call 426-6363. and Inst 721- DICKERING - one bedroom PICKERING - btlrutilul neve orh• ( K$�1� entrance. laundryapartmeprivate facilities.064 bedroom bas•mard spaterroM Private •ntranos, cable WHITBY -1525 fill" Avs. Two IMMACULATE ler 1 bedroom bed writs s walable bw*dialsly. Plinking• dose b LiO. 8868905 ) Parking. Willie s fircludild No Polls. Non smokes. Single or $795 ttieiss included. Fritfpe, basemen. apartment. Nona Este Oshawa. Private entrance, Man, laundry affil �i'g1OY1M ROUCEMOUNT -new one oDkrpls only. Fill and IMIL $680, 831-2351.1 ) carpets. 4 piece bath, on site. No ptes. Asistatrce oval" quallisd applicants appliances. Available bedroom basement apartment uti ties, cablggk laundry, padking, SOUTH Oshawa - appy b Ourham Molullg• 1815 Imnwdiately. $475 Inclusive. 435-0448. (051292) Available June 1. Last match tree. Cal alter 6 p rrL 2861163 bedroom apartment, $960 monthly plus uliki•s J 1 Danica SL E» 4th Floor Lang Towrsr,1111niDyataN43s8610 PICKERING •brand new Houses For Private. bus roup shopping. bedrooms, 2 baths, 6 550 Sale Also one bodroom, $360. Ace appliances, scro ned balcony. home oavlos Nw Era Financial C•rpaaaorL Punkas and furniture included. heated pool, Pcuai. week.10 $64,600 cottage - new 3 Ouiet non smoker. Call 725- monthly. Phaos. 723-6069. bedroom mite or completed. 40 2784. (050792) FURNISHED, .Pada. roam in 500 services. private sand beach, cry" clow "o, . � MWL quiet exeCutive harhe, copy T.V.. and parking, available GHomes For Sate available. 1-416-349-2911. (p5p6g2) immednately. Cal 427.9007. OSHAWA - 107 Lbnsrids. 576 7648.Open house May 10, 1-4 BALSAM Lake - In kahorM, 24ro 445 �nft Pm. 3 bedroom, brick on prem- bednoomn coftess lot sals�aw nokaw access, FAr Rent Dell by 401. firrdrsd m e mor, SKCebn THREE bedroom townhouse in OWET corn homes in Pidutrng kitchen with waked. 2 baths, and swimming. Very clean, FOR mama, 1000 sq.a. kkdusmiial girag . $146A00. (051094 suitable MUMTWll home As- im with all, candkened amore Cal 420- PICKErt111G - - -', s - brick MV $60.000 mach. Please cal 666.6441 or $55-4433. 1st 1 bungalow with gap•• double galsnrnps Available Jay 1/82 Phone 8x6.4025, Mon-Thrs b► Class b slrsppihg- 7252.01. Rsasonapla tat for oomlpalrDlo driveway. 3 bodroom "An cele r' 570 450 buildMin %w od stoovik h�ro�ot Trailerss Sites • Aixomm newly decorated, $194,500. 639-8877. NO AGENTS. FULL sarahal Train ON= PAranesssim 5 -per- $0430M Slee from $750 per somm in son b she• large home le Woodland Estank 3D minutes kink Carey slut $305/ NO mnaney down - 3 bedroom 1 east of Peterborough, 90 minutes from Pickering. monthly • utiklp• Cal 666 1/2 storey brick house, lame 1962. (050692) drive and garage an large 10L 86" 11M boal dock ��kneels � � b shame hones riilsoN401 area. 1109,000. $1079 monthly. Call Rick or awls Beach, baled Dom, ator•, 1-705.6531317, with single mhorrI for reduced g� in .drrg. for Doug. 666.6605 or 5791252- �1�) 575 >tey TO dayea - 4-5 nights per wok torr Law 2 children. BrodM area Cal WE WILL miss our home - We 6668992 (1641Og4 have been happy H IL but ft UNLIMITED private funds CENTRAL Ajax - ralbvaed tlms b rating b ow caRaq I avelabis� Baht at finance conn home b shame, two minty walk you would enjoy NMwtaininp In Pang Urn you doe, power of b at amwides. 4 applitncss, our cozy custom designed farm- sales, arrears, consoldatirsg, parking. cable, air, poo( deck y room Mh built in oak srfW- tarrmrnt comm and wet bar a new business, account renh- la . u5/ Possession. First/last. fielersrnoss. 0.30 - 400 p.m weekdays. 1 410 fort" p basemrwng m kilicrrn, Rent female pnleme4 Shan kitchen►, an b.b.q. Furnished/ Two bedroom lot-rlhoup la unlumihed. IMO wssky. Ed. in our unniqu• Florida room north home oavlos Nw Era Financial C•rpaaaorL Cal coUct 7pS 277-1311. (051094 PENTHOUSE auks In Whirl" now 3 W� baftmm gn,rN wc, central air. Cable T.Y.. full NORTHWEST Oshawa - 3 plus cared In Oshawa• close to 4267737. (O5(sm a "'Ifies, 1 1Q banns includes LARGE ing, ng avec uL a div diol kitchen area as prdesaior►ally, 416721.9583, (051994 PERSONAL AJAX - very attractive 3 bedroom main floor, newest and most Prptiplorn bWding.This Isa2bedroom lul- Laundry lacilit". close b c orae bedroom semi wMfn anacftad amenties,ony$475per month, gage,fenoed backyard. Pado, house with inground fnartletharloe law $850 rrprillly, pool two finpieo leaps b. first and last. Finished decorated and air conditioned b arhdnrt ya,g, kivr+0 linen losgns $500 aid up for any Purpose. AIM. debts well storram carps". European Wks Inclusive. 837.1992. shed.�• of Rent basementMaryanne, Available June I *427-2843. (051292) 1290.0794 � � � you may as to buy our home. Come and visit us during our logal action and stopped, Payments appliances.M&Wumrod. ahi0, Private fenced ardwiit In- y it loth• 5 appliances, Ole~ ((0 1 112 �• fireplace. close to schools and all WHITBY -dean 2 bedroom THREE bedroom townhouse in OWET corn homes in Pidutrng Open Fiona this Sat• and Skin. lowered. YOU CANNOT BE T0.KiIlEO DOWN 1 regular ih ground pool, close all amenities, on a quill sweet •noosed aMsrfum 2 Parking warm Buldifg 1•aww •vete amenities. $1000 per month wakou bas«mrrN spartm rt for Plus utilities. First/last and fart. $600 ff-V* Plus "Wes, South Oshawa lo smolt, quite Village, b shore miel Mauro conpist, AN udow Included, person. Non smokers only. barn 1 P.M.to4 p.m. a 53 Madill Cres. h Lindsay, to supaiaos conte hO1^ tsohup Free i► lsrmrlbn arhd ostlsuusstfa► 416 i97S khcMNivek Availsblo Judo conceivable extra. $1100 galsnrnps Available Jay 1/82 Phone 8x6.4025, Mon-Thrs b► Class b slrsppihg- 7252.01. Rsasonapla tat for oomlpalrDlo the joys M this ittfmhaeuW $104. (h) 1.427.7400. (0501 (none no>�) 7208788 or 7237100• Call $71.40" alter 6 p.m. season 4 and 7 Pm. (0510$0) $060894 feanad, Cal smis11L (060790(' A0" 1100 youfmt (061012) •rA'y:, ,�.. 4 , y e ems--- - s ... _........__�.:�zs �......•y....�w��__�_--_� --___� .. ,- . , - ...a. , wiper•.. ..:-pl,,,ner r. .. � .. .., '-'.r✓,. t"M.'F.i' 7�.M• 1"^ix+'s ?AIuE 36-A•THE NEM AdVZ*lx E><. WED; MAY6y IM 545 mvw.8dw 545 r ' ' i' I Ho lenit� T FI Pm c�Um InL �L A COTTAGE - $64,900 New 3 oedroom, exterior can �t �us servlM Prim sand beach, crystal clear lake, erg private IOL 2 hr. drive, private sale. Terms available. Professional Ceramic Installation I work in your home like it was mine. 1-416-349-2911 For free estimates, call DAVE 683-3730 580 In�su iae nce 580 OPEN MORTGAGES AT LOWEST RATES!! Jo fees on most house purchase: 222-1222(Toronto) Pickering area 420-3111 Out-of-town 1-800-665-7799 Equlguard Financial Services 575 money To MORTGAGES to 9bel of p< tar value, some below ban Lend rates. &canalizing in pre -goal ABLE CONTRACTORS TREES CUT OR TRIMMED LAWN SERVICE FENCE/DECKS INTERLOCKING STONE 839-158 LLOYD'S TILEmob a s e& Home Ouality Tile and Cementlaktce 10 19 Ul Improvements work. 25 yrs. experience. nterbdtslarr-rstaird%well Moving Will do small and large docks .wwyr. ,,rockdsnsssoddFp DESIGNED and finished jobs. planing - p ening basements, bathrooms, addl- Reasonabb Rates Free Free Estimate mate trremoval-excavaWg pod III at. , 2 r•9�arAr tions and second storey's, y' dad's. carpentry, plumbing, and Call et 39 294-1663 = drainage' Call Waller Leaver at We will move anything anile 428-2145. (052492) CARPET installations - free 725-6123. (052242) EUROPEAN the specialists - wit estimates, restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. HGme Improvements renovat/ your bathroom or kitchen wails as well as fkxx 987-1799 or 987-1800. D 8 N AJAX Mov r S rappliance ties. 20 years experience, Good Duncan. (TFWFS) 0-"eclean up. Home references and Y I . Handyman CONSTRUCTWN Interlcr and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fas' and dean professionai work guaranteed. CRAIG 686.1913 ng first -tine buyers. Mong HANDYMAN aver able for ARE Jeots, bus and crecnors and bans for any Purpose. Squeezing you? We can help. applications considered. regar drywal. taping. minor plumbing, For free information counseling less of credit rating and erectrlcal• cerarrvc his. New and and peace d mind. please cal Fast service and approval •epaired. Window cleaning, 436-8104. SYSTEMATIC Raycan Financial Ltd. 571- garage doors Painted, base - FINANCIAL C R E D I T Oshawa. 686-2936 pct,on -nems finished a spec arty. Cal COUSNELLING, Oshawa Ont. ITFALL) Graydon, 683-8234. (051292) LEAKING TUBS b SHOWER STALLS Repaired 8 renovated. Wag d floor blas supplied 8 installed. MC. Visa, 8 B B LOWEST PRICE SI Free esimres Cal Bernie. Progressive Tib 420-1689 sa Is cUon guaranteed. For free estimates, D. Dykstra. 725-4913. (TF) i[G-AiNn MAID SERVICES Serving the community for over a decade. Caring for your home with personalized, professional services, at highly competitive rates. We honor all competitive coupons. A(Fully bonded and insured) � 683-7515 THE BUTLER Dusting, Vacuuming, Floors 8 Kitchens, Bathrooms 8n Beds made. From $45. Let "The Butler" do Party Services MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to entertain for any age• any occassion. Birthdays, promotions, openings. fundraisers, Magic shows are tunl Lettuce Hell. 839-7057 or 728-8334. (TF) ARNOLDS Home ImprovementsFF n ail. RABBIT wants work doing - Plasienng. panting. drywall, t- U Call Janis magic for children's parties and bar ceiling, metal studs and all occasions, have my own wood frames. Faices 683-8018 good W magician. Call Ernie. 6683932. and good quaiity workmanship. ARE you having problems find - call Arnold. 420-6372. (050792) ing lime to dean your home? Plumbing JOURNEYMAN electrician. For professional cisanng, cal Specializing in service changes. Helen's Horne Service today. rewiring, additions and 427-1061.(051392) renovations. All work W HYTE Glove Clearing Service guaranteed, tree estunates. cal guaranteed quality at a 420.6320. (TFA) reasonable price. Call Krs and Moving Evelyn for a tree estimate- 261- Storage 9354. (050692) R"W' Wtrnts, peracinal budget SPRING Special - roto -tiling. oecoratung, eta. Small or targe oontruct on and maintenance. MOVING? Avoid the hassle of renting a days ,eeut. 2nd Mortgages 'none or once, reasonabls with Glenpark Landscaping. call tmer. I will comae to your horn =REE CONSULTATIONS. We will move anything for a very reasonable rate. Cal anywhere, anytime. Yen L 728.1153. (051292) (L526 - 7 n .99% First Mortgages, PROFESSIONAL Handyman INTERLOCK ane orK7t Dean n Y trucks for all types of moves. MONEY Prpplemao Larn4• doer purchases• renewals, an So,v�ces - quality carpentry, sealing and repair. Reasonab Beet rtes, free estimates. C°nLdlida[rona. credit consolidations. In home a ecirical, plumbing and rates. Also lyx3scape design, 10% discount for senior*. R"W' Wtrnts, peracinal budget personal, confidential service. oecoratung, eta. Small or targe oontruct on and maintenance. $40 hr. i up 31arnnnng, garn•hem stepped. days ,eeut. 2nd Mortgages 'none or once, reasonabls with Glenpark Landscaping. call Call 571-0755 =REE CONSULTATIONS. corrpert:ve rates. Phone (41 excellent references. Free todayl4366080. (050792) 9207. (05218121 Cfe" Courwe4ws (Protenrg- 725-6123. (052242) est'ma:es• pU 7231469 7 a_m. - R L K's Nome and Garden timate$. Lie. #E670. Oshawa). 4331425. (TFALL) ow �� 8 30 p -mL (051292) Service. Landscape design, gar- AJAX Mov r S rappliance M,ar rc ,FS and bans, 90 x 670 Personal 0-"eclean up. Home services. moves. an piano spsaalxsts, flat rate o tnancng, tow" paymeo. also V gydslerrynt and garage W. hourly. We now have heater amang•d. Any amount avadaDra 725-5751 Improvements painting. Rod. 427-6376 or Kan. storage units. Now offering Ira Call Doug or RICK 668-6805. BIRTH loxia and far-Wy ptan- 428-1577. (051092) boxes with move Call 427 Corrrrrrndy Fnwnual Servers. n ng counselling. Free and ATTENTION Sighs - earekAF 0005. (TF) Business conhdeMNl available Monday to Frgay. 83C imL a 4 p m. VAZ GENERAL - MEN with large truck w,11 dr hdusehoW move. residential 590 Opportunities Ctn hawi Tuesday. 1 a, CONTRACTING RACTING r �TWrc�. A l types d moves _ 3 r*>_. and Wednesday t to 6 8 0. P nPrckang Thurs. 3:00 p.rtt Specializing in atN carp". (uSlorri Call Carl a Jane, 427-2856 JANIBRITE - own your own Iu4 to 6 p.rn Fa further vNormasxn homes. additions 8 r•,)Ofr>Q, W TO men with trucks -THE W lima )anrtoral company. We all Oshawa 4338901 or Plot -MOVERS• will do al types o Provide you w xh training, e_nng42D-8761. (TF) . Kitchens d bathrooms, wnrldows - waterproofing - moves. vary compelant•, grvr euglpment, chemicals and JESUS says. an ter bYnd Mid b%O-WSerrn'I , oC bila 8 hardwood floors - 15 yrs exp 1+5 a cal33. . POW 576-95(TF) guaranteed contracts. Chow" from :500_S5.000 monthly the bland" Does your minister For into cast 683-5818 From $1800 dawn. 427.8565 a maw9 � , The h �'9 s Nanny Services 420.7563. (050892) the hired minister. Mcah 3:11, Isaiahm�'a12•John 953.9 - carfpoetl /-7os953w75. DURHAM LAWN EQUIPMENT Nr HELPERS - well 650 AUctiOM 'I'm' re referenced. Nanny's from DISTRESS Centro - NeedOuebec. LAWN MOWER SERVICE SPECIAL Summer and year someone to talk so? Cal u. round pLaciamerits.Low inters 2 DAY AUCTION SALE Tkua. May 7 w Mon.. May 11, puprty d G.L. ltobsrr Extra, to be Aid all *Am Krrp Avdar Hal. 33 Nal SL. Oslusa of 6 p.m Mian raw sho I "Me. 5 Krtlananr wakwt war bell eacareml chum aadar Wrap tabs, secret last met Naar lip tatM. dmn nbadt dna. tan bees, 2 pc cAsaMrfei l awn. est of 3 NWWWr WMsa pointed diad d lairs, neitoyaq drop lel !iiia cold nket miry Cherrahwt closet. ....p radwr. 1911 OwAry oa owq waaalo d. wirl angry hal noon bete anytme, 4331121, 427-58:10. (TF) 675 Companions Mates ftimme l slarrum A ser No way 10 am for r 1rwr4s* 434-8;199 JDMI tlteov '39'1 FREE PICKUP 8t DELIVERY New 8 Used Lawn Mowers 683-9621 "For fLre-w-�s�ratroru that tttit • apr home rmpirviiormarRtl . . e 41di GW Viso d5Ws -ESTLUATO F11H- fee and a schedule b UA your needs 1.519.925-5333. Painting, Decorating Room at a time painting. Designed for anybodys budget.. Low rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mlke at am fe". oma pentimar, felts 40 Y" old kecwive mal• that 420--8190 fb adrkarps,baldrror 23 sn-nr�� f'ng town W� food b great coop my seeks i 1 HOME Improvements and �� $39 adjusting rsdclry aysW app/et. 35 tic isms d'"e fernab cartparroon of tasM and arm Cal 520 549s ps1o921 ^mM°� 100 8200 ampdecks. top- Sawrosenis, �"w '� AN �� � WsMg d d1ns, aim pmrw Upgrades. Rea ddwtg. 496 wailplpefinp don asas. wkdywod. li wines, ACTIVE singb 917e women• er- orMable rates. Free 9207. (05218121 pkollsaWrAly by Lklda Ponaaiak.. asset fi ams, OW William WkaoasTki am y 3n seers ,,,arm �,,,,, Mor,_ th man br lat" kisrtdshp to timate$. Lie. #E670. JOURNEY Man T Plastering. drywall boaarird ow �� �e1,, tela. pin to aced. Tom auk snare thoughts, times, and honesty. No bars, no pante, Seniors _ P1OG.S.T rrrstal•d, metal stu0. irtullation E7tCtItM1N roorwm ea �� KINVAl.-.A lr, lust the simple things N tile. Reply b: Fie 114076, Odua • . T-oTM cei8ngs, testae spray. nertovations a specially. Cal Bit Cast 571-1709 • • 725-5751 Whitby This week, P.O. Bag - drain lids, amo glM for fret eaimal•. 43246409. er 693-97p 481.Oshawa. LH 7L5. (0510921 and wood ntslerid only or 1051250 13MINIMpaw" No 7 Petaottals ATTENTION Sighs - earekAF nstalled. 726-3258. SABER Contracting p - all 16s309QCNC) 1 room a cadres. riedeo to tarlydpeople bokitgkorabrtg carpentry. additions, COMPLEN Fisnowtiom and renovations. kitchens. house. qua hour, guanrtt..d trrwep rales No job's too small. Ouality May the Sacred heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, preserved and loved throughout the world, now 3 forever. Sacred heart of Jesus, thy kingdom come, St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us, St. Jude helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Recite 9 times daily for 9 days. ADD A l tet apice...B.C. aftp marema n - Cindy. Lim Dow sonal pho ia d go, -Ne for aaW. For dweel klonndion, caret• to Cindy PAD•, Bol 870. AD, Kabwrrl B.C. YtY 7P4" Adults only pf noL (060792) Minn tWarbrtthp CalidrliaL APalliesv addaforMs baaenaras, boh I I rs. hone ntair*mance Wwkmanshp guararweed. Cal Free information package. bathrooms, kitchoas, with remsergaincy sealer, furniture 430'2596 anytime (TF) DaMscan•7232MM(10a.ra-6 carrrlrts. pluebftg, eMrlrftri refinishing• duality work pr,c ) (TF) pdigiq• F»• Mtbtslrs Cr guaranteed. 15 years !INTERIOR a EXMrio► Pa111ft 432.2150. ewerwm. 6662915- (TFEFG) Good Prices work, Far ha _ ressior. as Val 5 F -ft" 710 elm 710 uft 710 of 710 elnhs PANIE'MERE - Nicole a pleased to wills me the safe arrival of her baby sister, Danielle Carle. Born April 24, 1992. Proud parents are John and Donna Panethere. Proud grandparents are Fran Chalmers of Port Hope and Hank and Dee Partellwe of Kansas City. Many thanks to Dr. Spear, Dc Whittaker and the Oshawa General HospiW staff. KBMBEREY - Detttli9, Brem and dreir da oda, Amanda are proud to announce the birds of 11h61r son, Trina JanAijne(, bom April 15,1992 at 3:5ospital. ftW2 Pm., weighirg 9 Ibis., at i Sheilap� Jack ii Cine 'h W6 wish 10 e)tpecc our sincere gratitilde and thanks 10 Dr. David %wool lx. nwsesWrWW)d and Kim Will and Mia wondem sin a AMA*M Ajax Ad wig Ctertwal it1r mw nos )! IT'S A BOY FARRELL - Mary Anne b Jim are proud to amounce the birth of their second child James Thomas, bom Friday, April 10. 1992 at 7:12 am., weighing 6 lbs. 11.8 ozs. Proud grandparents are Tom b Zeny Mijares of Pickering and Annie b Dougal Farrel of Scotland. Special thanks to Dr. H. Will and the staff of Ajax/lrldwring Hospdw. It's A Girl! BYNOIE - Dian, Ian and their son Ryan, are proud to announce the birth of their beautiful daughter, BRIT'NEY ASHLEY, born April 21, 1992 at 6:09 a.m., weighing 9 lbs., at Ajax/ Pickering Hospital. First granddaughter To Joanne and Roger Irving and 7th grandchild to June and Harold Bynoe. Special thanks to Dr. hiaatd•soo,. awols.dllatr� acid atoll. tlw � .. NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? Ul KCJL NW%pp Corporation today. (416-502-8800) Yard Maintenance DAVINS PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Spring Clean-up. Lawn Cutting Tree Trimming Garden Work. 427-8796 Window ICleaninq DUFFINS BAY WINDOW CLEANING quality service hand polished work guaranteed exnenor A interior discount for seniors For free estmate WINDOW Clearing Services - interior and exterior, A*. Wh11- by and Pickering. Satisfaction guaranteed. 686.5566. (152492) STAY TUNED_ Tune-Up/Analysis Only inducies checking: starting and ignition SV%tem; spark plugs and all filters; adjusting timing and idle -speed; belts. �� $39 adjusting • Taxes extra. Six cvhnder d~L turbo and Pulsar twin cam ,.,lion extra. ['arts and additional labour extra of required. %ai1d at participating Nun Dealer. • * r0- Vt�11t Ol�y onus Offer $1 49* obtain a Nissan Little Cooler, go to your rticipating Nissan Dealer for an $18,95 genuine when eta es•oil t oil scan oil and oil filter change, and a free 20 point fikerchompsaw free hide inspection. This handy cooler is the perfect 20i" e'~lura vehn companion. It k i'r'P"t'O°' g pan reps your pop and juice mild... id fresh... coffee warm ... and protects CIN, cassettes and emetics from heat and damage. It's a 519.99 value, yours for only $1.49. DRIVE HOME A LITTLE iCOOLEIt Get the Nissan Little Cooler for only $1.49' with $18.95' of 'Al filter change and free 20 point vehicle inspection Ftrwwr you can get the versatile ssan Little Cooler for $1.49 when u go to your participating Nissan Wier fa an $18.95 genuine Nissan and oil filter change, and a free point veNde inspection. This ndy cooler is the perfect traveling mlaanidn. It keeps your pop and ce cold..Jood fnesh...coffee Irm...and protects Cps, cassettes, It cdsnwdcs from heat and mage. The cooler is a $19,00 ue, yours for only $1.49. Service Hours: [on, Wed., Fri.: 8-6 Tues., Thurs.: 8-9 wtin sm 5- ou & oil filter change and free 20 point vehicle inspection. Savia6s of len valid haat Matti 28,1992 - May 15, 1992 Taxnextra. •rile Nima Lame Cooler Meese" COmt"W a* T ea. Diesd 00 ZX slam This after applies to Ninam/am la vakidea Tel. 4416)6e6-0555 Parts :1416)683-01355 Fax 4476)6864126 SIE Niiis,N lMTS Kingchurch 375 Bayly street West ' ...............l�rnroecaf.Westacy Rd. $J ..RISC . 0 0 • 0 11 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MAY f, M -PAGE 39-A ALIGNMENTAdjust camber, castor, toe and wheel bearings. Visually inspect control arms, ball joints, tie rod ends, rack & pinion, _ stabilizers, springs, bushings, �=-- shocks & power steering, pump & _ belts. Road tests �=`J 4 Wheel AlignmentTJ " 20off Expires May 12/92 TUNE UP Install Motorcraft spark plugs, reset ignition timing and idle speed to specs., inspect & adjust drive belts, clean battery terminals, visually inspect spark plug wires, distributor cap, rotor & vacuum hoses, road test. _ (Platinum plugs extra.) 20' Off Most cars. ' Expires May 12/92 j PRE SPRING CHECK-UP SPECIAL *Check and clean all brakes •Adjust handbrake •Check all belts *Check all coolant hoses o Radiator o Lubricate all necessary joints •Check battery and charging system •Check tires & wheel bearings *Check all lights & electrical system •Check all fluid levels and top up if required •Power wash engine and engine compartment o Wash car. 20%0.. HEATING SYSTEM SERVICE *Check hoses + belts, flush radiator & heater core, install antifreeze, check thermostat. Most cars & light trucks. 20%Off Expires May 12/92 11111111111 O BRAKERELINE Replace front pads or rear shoes. inspect & adjust emergency brakes. ;,lean, inspect & lubricate guides, backing plates, springs & clips, and self adjusters. Visually inspect power brake booster, master cylinder, calipers or wheel cylinders, rotors or d,ums, steel or flexlines. cables and adjusters. Road test. Taurus & Sable models $50.00 extra. Resurface rotors or drums if necessary $20.00 each. il 20/Off., Expires May 12/92 'gi t .► N * 0�.'' ♦ GAP ,� PGs -c ♦, nY ♦ I . -b AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIAL - *Change transmission oil •Clean filter oReplace oilpan gasket *Adjust linkage Il'J1 2Woff Expires May 12/92 : Vlk: z %LEv ,ERING m Hwy. 2 ....ar 4zasaa9 Motorcraft Off_,.. Expires May 12192 HW..2 cc - o CC CL $¢ Qcc Y '°' _PWA M -AAM NLIWSADVEUMM WED, MAY6, 1992 D r W } ,s Serving the c C N N Awvs& i N Ift w w w ■eft ■ft^ 0 ■rft r 1 1 1 LCM ;R e .;' - S AVE 1LOO lb.. +n Corner of Taunt6rAfts" 571-1446 TUO&9.5, Wed. 8.6 Thurs. 3 Fri. B-8 Set. 8-5, Sun. 9-8 BMerpy -Cho ... E 1.40 lb. A 4) , .. 'r'>.31�y...'•�:' ., w;,P�' '"':"ham t �... .. , r.,w.' ;,}r ,. - �f!r: • - ... ■ I BOOK FOR s e e 1 e EVERY SATURDAY Boxes from Scarborough to Brighton May 6, 1992 12 pages HOME AND STUDIO 5189,800 This 3 bdrm. home is truly unique. Fully equipped sound studio currently exists and could be converted to your studio needs. (Present equipment excluded) whatever your hobby or profession, this home could be your answer. CALL LARRY SEEKS 686-3300 K%M` gaw/y/T FIRST TIME BUYERS DELIGHT 2 storey, 3 bdrm all brick home with finished basement and its own was"room downstairs. Ho—e features fenced ovate yard w,th deck a -d is paced too sell S'53.900 Call Douglas ,a,. 831-3300. WMW I GENESIS LTD. Q� } STEPS TO THE LAKE! $161,900 �' Ajax super del home with huge living room - fire floor to ceding back � fireplace, family size kitchen d 3 large bdrms G ' Excellent move in *. I condition Call Barre _ Co. 286-3993 "-` WMW IaOUGE RIVER reality kid. Pem -_ C t_ EXECUTIVE PLUSI Exclusive 'Summerhiir home in Ajax. Very private yard with malure trees. Approximately 3,000 sq. h. Features include main floor library. upgraded carpet, Scarlett O'Hara stair - :ase and woodbuming 'ireplace. To view this Neautiful home, please SII Marilyn Brooks at 427-4771 or430-2549. Cwaada Tieas Pmfty POWER OF SALE $17111:111111110 1 "MUST K SOLD" Gorgeous Pickering Village location, 314 acre lot, 4 large bedrooms. Priced at a low $171,900. Needs some work and a lot of TLC. (Tender loving care) . Call John Mora, ASAP 831-3300. Ask for the 'Fill of Famer' ROMA1C SO � ' Lovely, unique layout. 4 4 4�r T bedroom home in x� Discovery Bay. Bright open concept. �'�►��, Jaoquelynn Tanner, 683 i+ Iib 1 �� .:' " 8542. 4 rM r � 14 _ FAN I I I A RUES 71771-MR7. ?77 707-777M, ME= UPGRADES GALORE: This homes gorgeous' Features custom wainscotting throughout, step-up lacuzzlr breakfast bar, french doors 8 in-law apt. with 2 entrances. Must be seen at only $199,5001 Call Brian K ndo.ager) 683 (24 8562 (24 hr. pager). FV%I Il..) I IU --,T i ,AJAX NORTH This 4 bdrmr`, 8 bath home is only 5 morphs old. Upgraded caWno% i carpets. Shows VERY WELL. Large khchea with walkort b the yard. Family room has a fireplace. Close to schools l parks. CALL GERRY THATCHER F*/rV W COIF 011E COME All To In 4 bedroom hone on a 65060 ft. lot, 2 fireplaces, central at % hardwood + ceramics, huge kit., fin. basement, desired Pidsring bca- tion. Call IGp Marrient, 683.8542. FAMILY TRUST C0ltPCWA�Ti4)N REAITOR . AND NIM SPECW: ��lodo • Fantastic lot66x181 • Lois of toes • House needs TLC. BUILDING LOTS ALSO AVAILABLE CALL DOUG FOR NM -- xera PAGE -2-T= NEWS ADVMMER, WED, MAY 6, 182 79.06 EXTRAORDINARY, HEAVILY TREED OVERSIZED RAVINE LOTS UP TO 300 FT. DEEP AT AN UNBEATABLE PRICE. Qw 44 A-V a BLK. co 43 M Ifj? FTO A tou d mprutdruiar rat 1HP 101 - 2 41 for OTHER EVERGREEN SERIES HOMES AVAILABLE FROM $259,900 When you buy an EVERGREEN SERIES Home at Cedar Woods, we'll buy your existing home, GUARANTEED. It's a NO -RISK way to move up to a top quality Coughlan Home. Du Ian Ask our sales representative HOMES for all the details. Then get moving! The ;?CA_ WCOV' 40 CALL: 427-2865 MON - 7HU RS. I PV - 6 PM CLOSED FRIDAY SAT & SUN. 11 Am - 6 Pm 1i A6 sir 11 01 014 FINCH AVE A6 A6 SALES 1z HWY. 2 A, MICE 8 METRO EAST CENTRE HWY. 401 "1 The ;?CA_ WCOV' 40 CALL: 427-2865 MON - 7HU RS. I PV - 6 PM CLOSED FRIDAY SAT & SUN. 11 Am - 6 Pm 1i A6 sir 11 01 014 THE 111W.WADV611171111110K W61k, MAY 6f IN- "AGK�3_ HELPINELPI PURCHASER WILL BUY FM Do you have a home with a basement apartment?? Have you thought of selling77 Call now, Sharon Chisholm. I CARE!' BUIVM OR SELLING? 4 Full financial and qualify on to spot 4 Full FREE consultation to be sure that *you' go the best value SHARON CHISHOLM OSHAWA possible you down the bat! W "It Sales Representativ"o Del. brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large sat- JAMES CARf F"ILY SHARON CHISHOLM $1143.111M. TRUST in kitchen, nice lot. Close to shops, and school. San Rer rl!sp James Cam 683-8542. CORPORATION REALTOR ys AJAX PICKERING 683-8542 831-4242 oe MANUELA PrA(ERING DETACHED ART & MAUREEN DAROCHA ANNOUNCEMENT Walk to stores from this 3 bedroom family home with FOWLER EXCELLENT VALUE Sales Representative a walkout from the finished basement.– Why rent??** Lovely 4 bedroom, family room, cathedral ceiling, Asking $165,000. Call Art or Maureen Fowler, Sales Sales Representative ideal location. Al or Manuela, 683-8542, Representatives, 683-8542- 4 4 AS 4 $189,900JUST LISTED -SUMMERTIME BY THE LAKE... MARTY STREETER PIC-URING - FOXWOOD EXECUTIVE Can be yours in this 4 oec,00r- Ajax home, only Sales Representative Irripeccable 4 bedroom, 4 baths, finished basement, SUZANNE TOLLETT steps from Lake Ontano To view call Marty Streeter, approx. 2,600 sq. ft., inground pool. $314,900Sales Representative 683-8542. Suzanne Tollett, 683-8542. Assistant Manager Mary Roy, Manager, Pickering Branch is pleased to welcome Ir Janet. Lachance to the Pickering Team. Janet's vast experience and honesty in the Real Estate business & community services has benefited her & –any clients. Janet invites all her friends and clients to call he' a* S31 -4242. r ANNOUNCEMENT A STUNNING! DARRYL GLOVER FIRST TINE BUYERS Awl SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY! This detached bungalow in South Ajax shows PATRICIA REABURN This fabulous 'remold 'as a:, ea'- r Kitchen, finished Associate Braked beautifully, 5 appliances included. Finished recreation Sales Representative basemer, I & –ore Only $156 00C Call Darryl Glover, Assistant libriaget room. Pima call Patricia Reaburr. at 683-8542. Associate BraKer. Assstar- Manager 6838542 683-8542 J. 8, Mary Roy, Manager, Pickering ranch is very pleased to tm�saar _ welcome Reta Bigioni to the Pickering Team. Her great EN HOUSE - W MAY 10, 24 PJL, 87 WLCE DFL. AJAX personality & testy will be a tremendous asset to our office. ME MAN" ONLY $M,7N Reta jMiles d her friends & clients to call at 831-4242. 3.2W sq. ft. + great family space in this gracious The home you've been looking for at $192,900. BARSMAPRWON home. Best of &13 bdrms b6nt. apt. carries almost ALI ZMD1 C.GA $96,000 mortgage. Easy jWV? Think compare. Ali Sales Representative WELCOME HOME Super South Afax location. 4 bedroom, family Mom San Repirwsentedw with fireplace A rec. room Shows a 10! "1 Barbara Zad. 683-8542. Preston, 68141542. IV-- PRN$ AJAX LOCATION AJAX STAR $1 54,90!1 RANDY A TAN Great opportunity to Wase 4 units for only $6.99 x sq. PATRICIA REASM 3 bedroom detached, all brick big living room & SWU R$Pfs*WAN*md ample parkitV more. Patrice ReaWrn, 683- San Repialimetadve d' ' mom. Fin. bsmL with woodslove, air. Just PATFMA REASURN 0542- kIed Randya Tam Miller, 6838542 Mae Son Repireselralve Wayne Eiinhm, Regional Manager is pleased to amotince that Patricia Reabtrn has joined the Ajax team. Patricia's record of service excellence will continue to benefit her many clients- Patricia may be readied by Calling 6834542. WELCOME HOME PIC11MR1111113 - MAN FLOOR Gorgeous 4+1 blaillrociiiii, over 3.700 4 ft llinishad PEI MUELLER Biukling onlo "a & park On spectacular 3,000 k*q space, 50047 It. hK werlooks --- — '4 DIMASTWON I home features sunken living morn., huge master $14P In bille. Men Illow den, bmilly room, keplim: ceramic floors; intercom, security system Assodaft Bliolm goqww decor: Call Peler Mud for dftk M and much more. For appL Diana Stinson, 831.4242 or 6834332. ASSWM MW"W Wayne EffftM, RegionalManageris pleased to =WIC0 the MIWAIE WNW appointment of Suzanne Tolleft to the position Of AssistantNO YAW CLEM-UP RW"w4WW WMW, AlaX office. &ZVM S preVIOUS Managerrierlt &-Id Rellax willoy a luxurious Tindell lifestyle, fantastic RIETA BMIOM 3bedoon open concept, family room with %"IM. &*s experience YAN be an invaluable nut ID our tem. - iffion dollar rec: oenft tastefully decorated suits s" Repreearion ant w Wimil location. $184,600. M@W Wk,% a "I Vi Now Is ft time just reduced 011134MM741717. Clierft and friends are Wrt*d to cal Swum at 683-8542. 32,= Treat WSW Call PAN BOM 831.4242 VAP-0IdLvwwMrfar! & .* - a� . u•w.Y ern OPENING SOON, ,I ONE OF THE BEST MOVES YOU CAN MAKE! AGENTS - For a confidential,� interview call: 683-1861 II" +� RESIDENTIAL HEAL ESTATE Golden Key Rlty. Ltd. Call: DAN BARTLEY Sales Representative 281-2200 PICIfERING VILLAGE REDUCED SUPER BACKSPLR *JACUZZI • Unklue two -sly., three large bdrms., new krt., formal din. Detached three bdrm. eat -in kit., liv/din. combo. featuring rm. with french drs., updated bath with Jacuzzi, fin. rec cathedral ceilings, fin. rec rm. with bar and fp., fuly rm. with 3 -pc., dlbe. garage. 82 ft frontage. Steal fenced lot, many upgrades. $164,900. Dan Bartley 281 $234,900. Call Dan Bartley 281-2200. 2200. 0nFl31zW SWTCHB1I00K Jahn Boddy over 2,200 sq. R country kitchen, large master, huge family room with fireplace, formal living/dining. Large pie -shaped lot, thousands in upgrades. Demand area Just listed $244,90o. Dan Bartley 281-2200. I PRESTIGIOUS ROUGE VALLEY ' AJAX STARTER Fantastic custom built 2 storey home. 4 large bdrms., 3 bdrms., 2 storeys, liv/din. rm combo with hardwood master Meth an suite, spe b greenhouse. skylghts. Jen - &s., fin. bsmt, fenced yard, fridge, stove, dishwasher air JUL, marble fir. entrance, cent air, huge 7b183. lot f I $6,000 down. Hurry, Dan Bang tel .220o. Sunken fam. nn. Reduced $369.g0o. Super Value. Call Dan Bartley 281-2200. i ICI WHITBY/BROCK PICTON BOBCAYGEON 115 Simcoe St.S. 223 Brock St. N. 1550 Kingston Road, Pickering 42 Main St. 89 Bolton St. 435-5380 668-6171 683-7777 831-2056 613-476-21T7 705-73&2327 FRANKcum NCLU(= GO TRAM - - 3 bdrm. brick bung. Completely renov. 8 Excellent Valuel 3 bdrms. Hardwood floors. decorated. 2 kitchens, 2 baths + extra m. IIARG JOYCE Specious. Close to Frenchman's Bay, parks. 431. gypping, schools, M Pat bdrm. with a side door entrance. Pie shaped lot on quiet court. Gail JACK FUDGE Sales Representative Hannah -6817777 or 683-7390. Si npsonlDaphne Gibson . 683'7777. Sake Rep "Wdedw 1 f. TOP PRODUCER TNI?l TO LOOK 1992 � ATA7 E O TTO BUYtt ..APRIL OSffAwA 3 bdrm. - 2 Mm semi Oshawa bttabon. _ Starter home. Nis teep AVIA KRIETE Sets Represents" Lae. kitchen, fun besonent, w/o from dung room. Anna Krwe - 683-7777 or 66111669. MAN JOYCE aria. 3 bdrm. semi; rec mm; sma dir- room. Now carpN i floorinrgq Gem Sanpsorupaptis Gkbsart •6837777. B01NE DAMS Salss Reptpsr"j" TOP LISTER ." SAND ACHIEVER "L SIMON Fanta Coin b L 3riaONi ba,r,a, Pips , .,.APRIL 1992 ttieoo 4kinausaielEIM�onao sox rat:nee R ha leili bill al Vas Fudge - M7M DWAB CNMM Y, JACK FIDE des. bardroom, admin , elk. Hph Infilla corner wM easy aoossc b 401. Gels sRe �iVa NINE Jack Fudge -6837777. FIEAL ESTATE SALES THE DRAWBACKSII THE ADVAWAGES11 IS IT THE joe FOR YoU? VE OFFER YOU - YOU OFFER US i • On the i dwilloom job trairtirtg . ' • Sincere deeie b assist to pubic w.. wAlyd N LEN BUY itOwlt • Fkrat doss oomnissim spit » Moliwsbn b schism inAependerkca 1S ACM 2 and 3 bdrm. wrtdo townhomes in desirable NE Oshawa Includes fridge, • Fui-time expert moswisl attsigartoe N • rtt a tans you're boiling for a career r" 61loi bq� sy� � it b yourse f to call Ewrepo�t Adjaeertt b _ sgmw Sid hills. Excellent iranroge on Durham 23. 2 sbr�ey dkret RT HAMM DAPIrqy GOON gd stove, dishwasher, washer, ypeerrbbuurr�abbrr wood stow... Call howl Jack • 831-2066 or MTM for a cartfiderttial • Managerial Aesishm interview . Get the (ads bebre you make style home with fn. twb bo ntertt. Ideal for a0rilrecreation use. Doris Chance - 683. � » Fudge/Doris Chance663 7777. r yo„ r dekdsim 7 p,1 OSHAWA FENELON FALLS PORT HOPE COBOURG BOWMANVILLE PORT PERRY 115 Simcoe St. S. 36 Colborne St. 186 Walton St. , 41 King St. E. 1234 King St. E. 112 SCUgog St. 576-4111 705-887.2512 416-885-4348 416-372-4345 623.3393 98x.7 i NAT I(�II�A�.. RE.AL..',A�Axazs-zb» _ li3pm�E TAT,FICKfRtNG831-7677 S , �5���C� . "S-THILL.'286-7677 ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE LTD.' "RECENTLY BUILT BUNGALOW" Great Pickering location by the lake. Lot size 60x160', cent. air, cent. vac., huge kitchen overlooking beck yard. -3' walkouts to deck. 'Hot tub room.' Dave through to backyard, double car STEVE KOSTKA garage. '8' car parking & more. Call now! Steve Sales Representative Kostka, 831-76771427-8677. BARRYEARL Sales Representative GREAT BUY $167,900 This redecorated four bedroom is a pleasure to see. New decking, freshly painted inside & out. Flexible dose. Barry Earl. 831-7677 GREAT OPPORTUNITY This gorgeous 2 bedroom condo apt. has it all. 1 3 -pc., 1 4 -pc., balcony, solarium, appliances. Walk - i Scarborough GO. Barry Earl, $127,900. BARRY EARL Sales Representative ,. O� � � � ,,•� >: �, `"sem` ro 1,^ ..1 a .. !►(^'i... _ ♦• "�'.� .. ♦ 3.A/ )/II�r. Air - BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL HOME VALUE VALUE! This 4 bedroom home s a .real to walk through. BASEMENT APARTMENT 1 *"' popular north end features 'y;�" � Executive home it Central air & central vacuum. Greenhouse - Fantastic home 5 walking distance to GO, has 2 approx. 2,660 sq. ft , wet bar in family room. BARRY EARL kitchen, 2nd family room Wow. Barry Earl, 831- LYNN McCULLOCH wood -burning stoves, central air, new roof & ELVIRA LAROCOUE central vac., sap shower and ste�up tub. Call Sales Representative 7677. Sales Representative furnace. Call Lynn McCulloch, 831.7677. Sales Representative Ehrira Larocaue, 428-7677 AFFORDABLE LUXURY! .....RY! FIVE BEDROOMS �r 3,500 sq. ft, of execunve living at its finest. LOTS OF WOOD! ` Ts NW Oshawa nor- e 'ea'ures cool. certral SHEILA EARL Premium lot, central air & vacuum, secunty Nicely renovates+ home features, hardwood !foors, AN a r,vacuurr, and `n shed basemen' w'� rec system & so much more Don't overlook this KEN BROWN oak trm and baseboards. Lots of character Call JILL SAVARD room, games room wet oar and 2 -pc Ca: Jdi Sales Representative bea,:ty I Sheila Earl 428-7677 Sales Representative II Ken Brown, 428-7677 Sales Representative Savard 428-7677 4% , $379,000 "10" ACRES!! $379,000 1 , - ler �'''x- Check this one out! '2.000 sq. h.' custom bungalow 1 5 --pc ' 4- ' ,!j► r pc., 3 bedrooms, central air, 2x6 quality construction. oversized vow- triple garage, spacios oak kitchen, full walkout basement, 400 00 A DOUBLE TAKE.. .. ,1 amp. serv., heated garage & more. 'Hurry on this one.' Call r At this 1,730 sq. ft 3 bedroom in great family Cheryl Kostka. Now!! a31-767742' 86 area. Central air & vac, dshwasher. upgraded 77. ELVIRA LAROCCUE dusty rose broadloom, firepiace, man floor farruly CHERYL KOSTKA B.A. Sales Representative room Call EMra, 428-7677. Sales Repimsentadvs • LUXURY "NEVER BEEN LIVED wC t DISCOVERY BAY!!! "" Absolutey stunning 2 bedroom condo, features 2 Det. 2 st. all brick in prime Ajax loc Lots of As._ Stunning 4 bedroom exec. in high demand area. baths, en suite laundry. 2 separate parking !uogds . 2,850 sq. ft. with security alarm system ELVIRALAROCOUE Inground poo, marble foyer, 3,120 sq. ft, unique PEGGY STRATTON spaces, balcony, & soarum. Call Peggy. 428- STEVE KOSTKA Ail neutral inside Beautiful, Call Steve Kostka, Sales Representative floor plant. Call for more info.: EMra, 428-7677. Sales Representative 7677. Sales Representative 831-7677/427-8677. qoo ra Lie T JUST LISTED 2,342 SO. FT. 4 BEDROOM BEAUTY MOVE IN AND ENJOY! r:• - ' �.► Al brick 4 bedroom inc. ceramics, main Floor Completely renovated 1 112 storey, new '' L —91l JOHN & CARROL family room, main floor den, cent air, cent vac., broadloom & paint, tastefully done. Shows A BARGOON COLONS gorgeous kitchen, french doors, great SHEILA EARL extremely well. Lovely 40x100' lot Sheila Earl JOSE HARRISON 5 appliances come with this well cared for 3 Sala ReMsentatlins rtetghborhood. Price to move quickly l!I 426-7677. Sales Representative 428-7677. Sus Representative bedroom home. Walk ti talcs in good area 719 < `✓ g LARGE FAAK" QQ T COURT LOCATION LOCATION PLUS!! This is tta honor for you 6 bedrooms, 2,860 eq Soumt Apx beautX 3 bdmn., fin. rec int., open Demand Oshawa locattonl 3 bdrm. sitok min. fir. JOBS HARMON IL of kotury plus, completely fnislted basentertt ROSS OAKE cwtcept. 1 1R belts, 1 12 car garage. Shows ROSS OAKE faro. rm.. wall to wag fireplace w/o to 85 ft wide SaMe RepreantaWe Terrific price, went last long. Sda Reps„ ts„ a immaculate I Cal Ross Oaks 428-7677. Sda Rq I. A baa i Ross Dake 428.7677. ROW OAK Sda RepreseMdiw M : 3 bdrm., 1 12 badt , erftrice Io fin. bsmt, single car aft. Village defght Call Call l Fm Doi 426-7677. thirin SERYL KOSTKA B.A. Sala Rpretreniadve f k - "GORGEOUS ESTATE HOME" "11 "+ACRES $734,000 This one needs an Often 2 storey with triple garage, sauna. hot tub room, 4,500 sq. tL plus finished basement, cent air, cent vac., garage openers, 'All the toys'. 1,500 sq. ft building & barn also. Too many extras to list. For more info. call Cheryl Kostka, 831-76771427-6677. I Wv, F.T� PICKERING KIN1450 GSTON RD. IAAP � a, GENES/$p* * ro _ :: � : • FEATURED THIS WEEK ,& i litlri _. � BJ SUPER BUY! ONLY $179,900 ETTER THAN NEWT A dream come true, in this 4 bedroom detached Great location, very good condition, 1,800 sq. ft, 3 bdrms., 2 -storey, main floor fam. rm. with picture period home from its matching bleached fireplace, mn. fir. laundry, huge kit. with walkout, MILT SOMMERVILLE grey stairs and kitchen cupboards to its designer FAY WILLIAMS+� 4 -pc. en suite. A must see, so call Milt Saves Representative decorated grey and pink tones. To view call Fay Sales Representative Somme[ville 689-?44� - �. Williams, 3213536 soon. LA HERMITAGE EXECUTIVE $249,900 .� Large 4 bdrm. home, over 2.500Huge sQ h.$149,500 ss df E - Premium lot, spotleean, ceramic tiles kitchen ! , -ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD" ;- 8 foyer, big family nn., big kitchen, big master bdrm., security system. This fine home is less STEVE FEARON DETACHED - ONLY $131,900 New kit. with pantry and built-in dishwasher, STEVE MILL than a year old. Quiet street. near schools. Just Sales Representative new carpet in . &din. r 50 x 125' bL Sabra Representative fisted. Call Steve Fearon 683 Charming 3 bdrm. Ajax home features huge family sized Try Seo down. Caallll St today! Steve Mill 831 kit., separate din- rm. & new exterior siding! A must See for first timers! contact Sally McCrae or Paul Keeler at 831 - "IT WILL CARRY ' 3300. - LIKE RENT" Spades 3 ocrm A name FOR MORE shows we yew bat~vo^, eat -m k.,*, INFORMATION Ige yard. close to - a CALL: schools d parks , $149.900 Ca lift PAUL KEELER A,A v� Laura Maks 683- OR GREAT BUY -SOUTH AJAX ! �2 2992 SALLY MCCRAE Spacious townhome with a large family room, BEVERLEY OOLLINGTON LAURA MARKS fireplace, 3 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, double Sates Repreeentatlre�'831-3300 ��-" garage b eat -in kitchen with appliances. Parkette Saba Representative setting. Call Beverley Collington at 683-2992. r fl �, 'v4 IS oUAL1TY IMPORTANT? Open floor BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED AT $128,300 pe plan, marble floors and marble This 3 bdrm. bungalow has all the 'I Wants' you COUNTRY SIZE LOT fireplace, custom bleached oak designer kitchen, � could imagine. Located across from theperklar±d. 6 nice sized rooms, eat -in kitchen with side huge deck, bur large bedrooms upstairs plus 1 FRED WAITHE Large family kitchen in pine wainscottug + inm, NORABATH entrance tofinished reaeabon room. Mortgage VN �� bedroom basement apt. (625.;mth.) Call for the Sales Representative appliances included. He who hesitates,... Contact s R to for 95% of the purchase price is available. Only gym R ta extras $289.900. - Nora Bath br further details 683-2992 $167,900 �r x J a YOltii DREAM HOME N WHITBY STAY COOL TNIS SUUMM" ! Laddrp for that :patch! home,? Wad no lager CLEAN, BRIGHT a AFFORDALE $177,000. Spacious 4 bdrm., inground Pool ceramics, marble. Marley roof, bleached oak OWN 1.350 located in large prorate yard, an. rec rm. sq. R ink 2 -mom, 3 tide. wiMt act- upp gtrades d improvements. Features MARGARET FLETCFER 2,800sq. + � tit AL RYNBEEK n le��a°momrpi>st disheraslher, the Has MLT CAC and more. Call M. Fletcher Sales Representatfw basement. The fist goes on. Cd Al Ryrhbeek 683- Sells Repiissuad" cor, clean and bright You can ahohle-in.Sallee SOIMIMERVILLE Represeniladw A11112112— am SUG. down. ho Somarvia ttmaom r , VERY AFFORDABLEIII 09P9 This 4 bdrm. fully detached al brick home is located in good family area. It features specious GREAT FATLY NOME FAST TIME BUYERS $I39j999 NY. & dn. rm. combination, an am -in kit., Wp Four bedrooms, eat -in kitchen, finished 3 bedrooms, 2 washrooms, ew4 kitclhsn, mn- fir. fam. rm., hrdwd. flys. and redecorated bP LOUISE LWALLEF basement, air, appliances included, hardwood finisthed basement, fenced yard, wry dean AON TAIIAAZIAN b bottom. live won't be cisappoirtted!! Louise Salve Rd►pesertative throkaptaut Askirp i184,900. Cal Al Rynbeek Salsa move -in condition. Cd Ron Tanhra=iart, 831- Raw -_ 2na tam&. rrn..in h ra w* M 90 FEATURES -SMALL PRICE - 3159,900, Beautiful 3 bdrm. feaiunrg a main Door fam. rm-, REDUCED TO SELL WALK TO PARKS i SCHOOLS prof. tut. bsmt. with a wet bar, upgraded kit = pl't 4 level sides t completely renovated with 3 bdrm. 4level -pc. p r 5 mn. Ar, fam. rm., eat in kit., updated 4 -pc. premium tit, hrdwd. firs. SHADE LYNOEN Sales Repnesentadw cupboards, master on wits, central air: doubt and the list goes en!! Hurry dsN Doug Grant DOUG GRANT Salve RepresetMstire large fenced yard. Features include double car 9�. � rear deck with hot tub, now baths ' DOUGLAS CAN $179,000. Cal re L 831 and daystar fireplace in main floor family room. Salve Repeedhrhtatihre ' x J a YOltii DREAM HOME N WHITBY STAY COOL TNIS SUUMM" ! Laddrp for that :patch! home,? Wad no lager CLEAN, BRIGHT a AFFORDALE $177,000. Spacious 4 bdrm., inground Pool ceramics, marble. Marley roof, bleached oak OWN 1.350 located in large prorate yard, an. rec rm. sq. R ink 2 -mom, 3 tide. wiMt act- upp gtrades d improvements. Features MARGARET FLETCFER 2,800sq. + � tit AL RYNBEEK n le��a°momrpi>st disheraslher, the Has MLT CAC and more. Call M. Fletcher Sales Representatfw basement. The fist goes on. Cd Al Ryrhbeek 683- Sells Repiissuad" cor, clean and bright You can ahohle-in.Sallee SOIMIMERVILLE Represeniladw A11112112— am SUG. down. ho Somarvia ttmaom r , VERY AFFORDABLEIII 09P9 This 4 bdrm. fully detached al brick home is located in good family area. It features specious GREAT FATLY NOME FAST TIME BUYERS $I39j999 NY. & dn. rm. combination, an am -in kit., Wp Four bedrooms, eat -in kitchen, finished 3 bedrooms, 2 washrooms, ew4 kitclhsn, mn- fir. fam. rm., hrdwd. flys. and redecorated bP LOUISE LWALLEF basement, air, appliances included, hardwood finisthed basement, fenced yard, wry dean AON TAIIAAZIAN b bottom. live won't be cisappoirtted!! Louise Salve Rd►pesertative throkaptaut Askirp i184,900. Cal Al Rynbeek Salsa move -in condition. Cd Ron Tanhra=iart, 831- Raw -_ 2na tam&. rrn..in h ra h \•�.• •, l • • 1 J 1450 PICKERING KINGSTON RD. U;GENES/ # PICKERING VILLAGE 3 BEDROOM HOItE Older updated home on 50x165 ft. lot with main floor den or 4th bedroom. Large eat -in kitchen! with walkout to deck and fenced yard. 2 - 's FREEHOLD TOWNHOUSE - $159,500 bathrooms, newer windows, maintenance -tree 1 F 3 year oid Pickering 3 bdrm. home with 2 exterior. This home is also within walking oatnrocr-s. while gourmet kitchen, w.'o to deck, NANCY POUNDER distance to schools and shopping. Call Jane o GEARY AND JANE WHIT etc. Au possession. Time to save our 5% Geary White 831-3300. Sales Representatives g y Associate Broker down pay-en11 Call Nancy Pounder 321-3536 el z = i .r" � � J I CLOSE TO PARKS, SCHOOLS $189,900 ACROSS FROM PARK - $172,900! GREAT BUY - SOUTH AJAX AMactve ai! brck 3 oder. with fin ec room and lik Walk to lake d conservation area! Huge ktchen Spaaous townhome with a lar famil r m eat -in Mcher. Home boasts fireplace in liv. rm. large y oo , fireplace, PAUL KEELER for growing family, central air cond t,omrg, central air, circular oak staircase and is offering 3 SHERRY PHILLIPS Sales Representative spacious bedrooms, demand lookout pt. location, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, double garage & eat -in appliances as well. Call Shery P�,al;ps 831-3300 To view contact Paul Keeler at 831-3300 kitchen with appliances. Parkette setting. Call Beverley for more deta,is Sales Representative Collington at 683-2992. F r €'r — s CALL: JUST LISTED - GLENDALE 1�'„ BEVERLEY HELP ME BE BEAUTIFUL AGAN $179,900 a � Spacious 3 bdrm. attached offers 3 washrooms, Like cnaltenges? rm not perfect but i do have European kitchen. separate family room walkout COLLINGTON rs: 4 bdrms.• inground cement pod. 200 amps. from dining room to deck cent. vac., dishwasher �* 683-2992 ,�- � ; •s, energy cif furnace. mare private lot, frena, plus more. Located on q„ et crescent within RHONDA HARPER doors, deck- I'm 70 years old. ideal for 'pµ ALL walking distance to Picker ng Town Centre. To Sales Representat ve BEVERLEY COLIINGTON antiques tut I need a -enovaxhrs touch. Call Sales Rep d" view please call Rhonda Harper a- 63' -3300 Sates Repmeentatiw to new Joe Carrpoe+'I 831-3300. Listen carefully to this ad 2,200 SO. FT. - AJAX - $189,999 A BIG BEAUTIFUL BEGINNING 2,200 sq. ft. executive home. Spacious large kit,= K - eenhouse breakfast Immaculate 1.500 sq. ft. with 3 bedrooms, 3 area, min. fir. fpm. nn., min. - _ baths, 3 appliances, cent. air, fin. basement, JOHN MkCARTEN Tu- laundryrm.. en suite with step-up tub and $154.900. Get started call John McCanen 831- Sales Representative separate shower, 2 w os to private deck. Cap PAUL RAYMENT 3300. Paul Rayment 683-2992 Sales Representative E_,z� Ouiet, isn't it? Now imagine the concert of crickets and sounds of a babbling brook - or the cold quiet • of a crisp, clear spring day. 'That's the way it is Deed 3<t bdrm. home Ins pa4haped,m in this stunning 4 bedroom contemporary lot, located on quiet cubs= cosy family room - Pickering location... Where nature is your with fireplace 8 br4ht. while HYD Kamm SAY "I DO" neighbor... and her quiet lets you hear things fine CHRISTINE GASKNS To this 3 bdrm. charmer, compete with fpm. rm., is for cod nights you seldom hear in the city... 00. Call to with walkout, by master bdrm. wlfull an twill i CFhlity-•• 5399,9 walk in closet 1189,900. Call Christine Gaskins, Ae cim and air coed. for hot days. greenhouse kit for mom, Iwhced yard for kids view, Joe Pidno, Sales Representative 831- 831 -M. and priced just ripM for you. Vikki Ledez, Diam Bromley 683-29D2 zinn : K 5127,9001:127,91101$127,9001 DetacMd 3 bdrm. backsplit in Pickwingll — ° Boa 4b* IM edwsiv* upgraded, big bright h* kit appfiancss a walkout 10 yard. Lott of gorgeous wood yroughotgi LARGE SPAii —M TOWlNIgE ClSTOY BtNiGALOMf ON 34 ACRE LOT i132,900. 3 bdrmc , 2 baths, fpm. kit t honkie on ft r ' 6149,500! 5149,5001 5149,5001 border. 20' Fant rm. a fireplace walkouts. 24' As hk as $7,500 dmnl Besublul 3 bdrm. on j brealufa:t area with sub b deck am. rrn. with r Lia nn with cathedral oeigt a solarium. W ret VALEiiE PtLGItfY dtild-sab own bona big ceramic kildwrt and L- wtb to privaM pato d rd. GreM localon dose TREBIICOp( nn. Private mature treed garden. Lots o1 g � sin � � with keplaa i wvlNtout to _� N b aN amwd*L More ivrg spooe than you can Associate Brokar upgrades i extras. $329,900. Valerie Pilgrim � deft InWhxk bnck tool 8RqWnKAMOO 31-Mimaginal Cal Jute Trebirodt at 683-2992- 8313300. 1 LAND GALORE PICKERING STAR R + Check this one. Lot is 75 ft. by 200 ft. a y The home has been totally renovated, �' EXECUTNE•AJAX .� new plumbing, floors, windows, , $162,90) 4 bdrms, 3 baths, large kitchen, rec cabinets, an in-law suite with mutual laundry rm. and a 200 amp Service. LISTED + GORGEOUS o WONT LAST rm• �aoe, cent vac., r $234,900 4 bdnbaths, ns.. 3 family nn., irepktce, Lge. 4 bdrms. lam. rm. with fir. to ceiling fp., h sunken ung mm., bay windows, cent air a vac, This home won't last long at its new rm. w4rench drs., car. ant, mn. flr. laund., new fin ret nrh. with oak bar. prlCe 6199.900. Call Lee Byers at 831- LEE BYERS kit 1987, laida coifing, , BEY 1ddEAN nhastsr with his i her wig Prot. pales apnesrhtaWe To view either a these homes, please call Louise Reid at 6B3 29gQ. LoutsE READ 3300 br y0tfr private ShOttting. _ >feMe su Cwht air. Call Bev McLean 831- Safse Rgw"w " X., . ... ^'��..4i. ",o:��wE ".�.i�}aiA,p,• ...,.✓".'..V:{r<--M1,.:5.,.4: ZYi, '... • .. J � Pill BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. Members of both the Toronto & Oshawa M.L.S. Systems PICKERING & AJAX 839-2121 WHITBY & OSHAWA 428-2121 Each office is independently owned and operated. ARTFULLY LANDSCAPED!! Custom kit., custom bath, premium lot, fp., maple trim & flooring in liv. & din. rms. End of July possession. Asking $175,900. Call Judy Cal 428-2121. A PRIME LOCATION!! Have a desire for country living with city conveniences? Check out this 3 bdrm. bungalow on ige. treed lot, demand location. sx Makes 'fast' action a must, Call now - $184,900. Penny Purdon 428-2121. ,HIST LISTED - $14!,900'' Beautiful 3 bedroom townhouse featuring finished walkout 1 i basment to private yarc 'Pride of ownershipCall Ill Brown r.---+ 428-2121. V- 4;% FIRST TILE BUYERS!! Spacious 3 bdrm. end unit townhouse in Pickering, great location. Fp. in liv. mt., upgraded broadloom and fin. rec rm. Only $131,900. Call Val Laine 426- 2121. GREAT STARTER NOMEH This bungalow is very clears and priced to sell at =132,900. It has j' lots of kit cupboards and extra cupboards in the laundry rnt., IdL overlooks to tam. rm. Car Bir Thompson 428-2121. DESIRABLE SOUTH PK FAMGI M Detached 4 bdrm., 2 batt, fin. rec rm. with woodburring stove, 60 x 100' lot, dose to GO transit, 401 and shopping. $190,000. Car Judy Shaw or Bir Chapman 428-2121. MAKE YOUR MDVe 3 bdril home. spacious and hospitable, ieatures comfortable rec rm. with fp., dble. car ar, tandem door to rear yard. �rtly $186,000. Call Michele Jones 428-2121. JUDY PATERSON 286-3993 The AJAX through SCARBOROUGH Advantage!! PERFECT STARTER HOME! S. AJAX - $138,000 Immaculate 3 bdrm., 1 112 bath townhouse. Large family -sized kitchen with ceramic backsplash + InpanOY. Spacious master bdrm+ with k - closet- Beautiful fin, rec rm. with wet bar. Private yard and garden. Attractively landscaped. Call Judy Paterson at 282.3993 to view this home. GREAT STARTER $178,888 Super 3 bdrm., 3 bath home. Cosy mn. fir. family rm. with fp.l Master bdrm. has 4 -pc. en suite & walk-in closet, Ige. deck' Mins. to GO. 401, & Pickering Town Centre. Call Judy Paterson, 2863993 for a personal showing. JUDY PATERSON San Repre"Mathre MULTI ML LION S$ PRODUCER MEMBER 1009E CLUB d. A great buy for this 1,954 sq. ft. home! Charming 3 bdrm. home with open concept, lounge overlooking Ill rm. Ill rm. has cathedral ceding. Brght greenhouse kit. with w/o to deck. Master bdrm. has sitting area & 4 -pc- en suite. Mn. fir. tam. rm., mn. fir. laundry rm. as well. Walking d,stance to GO, shopping & all anenitiesl Call Judy Paterson, 286- 3993. 863993. Rouge River Realty Inc.' ' "LOCAL ALE " 2 MILLI N IN PRESTIGIOUS COURT - CUSTOM BUILT Exec. home - $229,900 with "THE HOMETOWN ADVANTAGE" cathedral ceiling in toyer, IN 1992 I'M SELLING SOMEONE'S! modern while kit., w'o to HOME EVERY 6._3 DA YS. CALL ;nground pool, spacious In. & TODAY YOU MIGHT BE SOLD saws taut. MASTER din. area, upgraded brdlm & the DIAMow MUB loonng, fin. rec rm., stone fp., cent. air, woodstove. Ige. lot. $127,900 -- 8.5% financing. Linda Clarke $115,000 428-2121. != — (4 JUST LISTED!! "' -'---1 Ooctors, lawyers, bakers or otl 2 storey with full bsmt. 47 011APMAN DR. on a busy intersection for sale Vendor moving out of town Only $228,OOC. Call Flora Waters 1 I a - 128-2121 ,HIST LISTED - $14!,900'' Beautiful 3 bedroom townhouse featuring finished walkout 1 i basment to private yarc 'Pride of ownershipCall Ill Brown r.---+ 428-2121. V- 4;% FIRST TILE BUYERS!! Spacious 3 bdrm. end unit townhouse in Pickering, great location. Fp. in liv. mt., upgraded broadloom and fin. rec rm. Only $131,900. Call Val Laine 426- 2121. GREAT STARTER NOMEH This bungalow is very clears and priced to sell at =132,900. It has j' lots of kit cupboards and extra cupboards in the laundry rnt., IdL overlooks to tam. rm. Car Bir Thompson 428-2121. DESIRABLE SOUTH PK FAMGI M Detached 4 bdrm., 2 batt, fin. rec rm. with woodburring stove, 60 x 100' lot, dose to GO transit, 401 and shopping. $190,000. Car Judy Shaw or Bir Chapman 428-2121. MAKE YOUR MDVe 3 bdril home. spacious and hospitable, ieatures comfortable rec rm. with fp., dble. car ar, tandem door to rear yard. �rtly $186,000. Call Michele Jones 428-2121. JUDY PATERSON 286-3993 The AJAX through SCARBOROUGH Advantage!! PERFECT STARTER HOME! S. AJAX - $138,000 Immaculate 3 bdrm., 1 112 bath townhouse. Large family -sized kitchen with ceramic backsplash + InpanOY. Spacious master bdrm+ with k - closet- Beautiful fin, rec rm. with wet bar. Private yard and garden. Attractively landscaped. Call Judy Paterson at 282.3993 to view this home. GREAT STARTER $178,888 Super 3 bdrm., 3 bath home. Cosy mn. fir. family rm. with fp.l Master bdrm. has 4 -pc. en suite & walk-in closet, Ige. deck' Mins. to GO. 401, & Pickering Town Centre. Call Judy Paterson, 2863993 for a personal showing. JUDY PATERSON San Repre"Mathre MULTI ML LION S$ PRODUCER MEMBER 1009E CLUB d. A great buy for this 1,954 sq. ft. home! Charming 3 bdrm. home with open concept, lounge overlooking Ill rm. Ill rm. has cathedral ceding. Brght greenhouse kit. with w/o to deck. Master bdrm. has sitting area & 4 -pc- en suite. Mn. fir. tam. rm., mn. fir. laundry rm. as well. Walking d,stance to GO, shopping & all anenitiesl Call Judy Paterson, 286- 3993. 863993. Rouge River Realty Inc.' ' "LOCAL ALE " 2 MILLI N IN "THE HOMETOWN ADVANTAGE" - IN 1992 I'M SELLING SOMEONE'S! HOME EVERY 6._3 DA YS. CALL we VNUN TODAY YOU MIGHT BE SOLD saws taut. MASTER NEXT WEEKf!!!!r DIAMow MUB ASKING ASKING $127,900 -- - ` $115,000 != 47 011APMAN DR. 1310 FIELOLIGHT BLVD. 428 97% OF LIST PRICE r 98% OF LIST PRICE F This unit is ripe for ftThis is North Pickerirg's picking, the lender owns lowest priced townhome, this one, and they are ,_ anxious t0 negotiate a 0 FEED _ �- -. backs on to vAth aj 131Mff BLVD. Ali deal! 5 MARKS CT. unlit privacyse to Ill OF LIST PRICE SOLD N 10 DAYS amenities. 9 PErEERTON Ci. 1903 NEW ST. 2 NOBLE CRIES. 98% OFF LIST PRICE 26 WECE DR. 96.9% OF LIST PRICE SOLD N 2 WEEKS SOLD N 4 DAYS SOLD N 2 DAYS ROB VIVIAN ACHIEVERS N4TIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVI'CE 831 =76 7 .„.. ... .. .. .,...{:M •i•i...f .1 I.Il.I.I y •nA.y..w Lt � r 41 Making Your Home a Safer 4' More "User- Friendly" Place ace How safe is your home? If you're convinced that household accidents only happen to "the other guy," think again. You'd be surprised to know how many mishaps -- many of them tragic in proportions -- could have been avoided with just a little foresight and common sense. Every year, many people -- particularly children and the elderly -- are seriously injured, even killed, in their own homes either by falls, burns, scalds, accidental poisoning or electrocution. But by taking a little time and precaution now, you can easily prevent many of these tragedies from happening to you or your family. If you're still not convinced, take a look around your home and ask yourself some of the following questions. Do you have a planned escape route in case of fire -- and is everyone in your house familiar with it? Do you have a fire extinguisher readily available, and do all family members know how to use it? Do TURN TO PAGE 11 � � �, you have hand rails and non-skid strips or mats installed in your bathtub and shower I W i � ' stall to prevent falls? Are your staircases I �' REAL ESTATE LTD. well lit? If you have children and pets, ' - 15 Harwood Ave. S. are household items like bleach and oven �pqQ6c♦ ' . cleaner, kept well out of harm's way? �,,, _ t�77_3 8 6 11. If you answered no to most of these I ' I REDUCED FOR OUICK SALEM Sparkling dean Ige. 4 bdrm. home on lovely huge I ' treed lot in excellent location New quality broadloom. ' fireplace with insert. 2 walkouts to large deck central ' w. 3 baths, main fir. farm. rm sat -in kit SUPER ' VALUE{ Only, $199,900. PRICED TO SELL!! Power of Sale' Only $234,500. Examuve all brick 2 ' ' storey (approx. 2,700 sq. h.) with dbke. gar., oversized lot ,n a prestige neighborhood. Gorgeous solid oak staircase (open to bsmt), huge kit, 4 oversized bdrms., 3 baths, ceramic firs., mn. It laundry and fam. nn., fireplace, walkout and much ' more DETACHED $156,900 All brick bungalow on fully fenced lot in a convenient' ' location close to schools, shopping 8 transit. ' Features are 5 appliances, speaous by rm., fin. res rm. Price is right for this super starter home) 5% ' down PK;KEt/SALE Spacious executive 4NG +POWER 2 bdrm.OF all brick home on ' fully to Md lot 3 beMts. fireplace. solid oak staircase ' wiMt Pero* frkahed basement. Only $230,900. questions, don't panic. There are many simple things you can do. First of all, make sure you have a Planned escape route in case of fire. Make sure all members of your family are familiar with it. You can practice fire drills to make sure everyone remembers what they're supposed to do. If you have an elderly person living with you, take extra care to make sure you have contingency plans so they can be easily reached and evacuated. Fire extinguishers should be easily accessible and everyone should know how to Operate them. Smoke detectors should also be installed on each floor of your home so you are warned immediately of any impending danger. You should also try to keep your home - especially your stairways -- clear of clutter. Many falls occur when someone tries to dodge piles of schoolbooks or John Midlige Sales Representative Re/Max Rennaissance Ltd. Realty 8$ BUT THE HEAT 3 level backsplit in quiet South Ajax, 14 x 28' inground pool. central as, 2 fireplaces, L-shaped lining room 6 dining room, finished rec room. For more information cap John klidGge, Sales Rep., 283- 1500. Re{Max Rennaasance Real Estate Ltd. CANADA TRUST 3rd ANNUAL STREET SALE SATURDAY, MAY 9th WATCH FOR OUR AD IN FRIDAY'S NEWS ADVERTISER 7�186�/AD�i')�►R, Afl;M� 1MAYfyYfY!-tMOE'}-. The Royal LePage ad on Page 15 of the Wednesday, April 22, 1992 edition of the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Real Estate Section and Saturday, April 25, 1992 Best Horrors incorrect y ran the wrang under the heading STAXTON GLEN ESTATES $824,900. Here is the correct photo. This exquisite home is finished top to bottom with over 5,700 sq. it of custom living space 3 is situated on a breathtaking 2 acre lot with award winning gardens, pool, gazebo, hot tub, triple garage and interlocking drive and walkway. For more information on this exceptional propey please cattact,fin Smith at 683-1790. The Ajax Pickering News Advertiser regrets any uiconvenience our error has caused. GORGEOUS!! 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room, fireplace, main floor laundry b den 45 x 125' yard with walkout basement. Formal living + dining rooms. Extra large kitchen, central air, $279,500. RE/MAX ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD 286-3993 Realty World East REAL ESTATE LTD. 1099 Kingston Rd., (Furniture Mall) UY WORLDTm 831-6000, Ajax 428-6000 r-MBER BROKER MAUREEN MHALTSIS INTRODUCING MAUREEN MIHALTSIS We are pleased to welcome Maureen to our team of Results People". Maureen has been a resident of the area of 9 years and has enjoyed several years experience in real estate. Her belief in service person'ffied combined with Realtor World's excellent sales tools will contribute to her continued success. She can be reached at 831-6000. PICTURE PERFECT! All custom designed lone, totally finished d:is? 2 yearn 4 + 1 bdrms., 4 baths i Yes, the loris about 12 ace with option to own the 2nd 12 acrel Stan Petrak 8314000. � a pL BACKS TO GREE168ELT bdn, _ on large lot Across tnxn park. New /oorstnew rpet 4 pc an suite. Shows greats Call Shelley Enright n 4000. $179,900 THE PRICE IS NOT A YSPRINT! The owner wants to leave town I Treed property is 18200 sq. R and boasts a ilk detached home win basement STEVE apartment Grow sdeeR-pwte *a--* � Coote 8314000. !Cal TRADE N YOUR HOIEI Slop up to ft' 31/2 yr naw honor, campiata with na "Is guar iers or in-law apt' Irgmu d pool! L=W woh upgraded Call about Mia Wed" program. Sharon HAttinton 83140M 6 1/411 MDRTGA(E111 Raised bungalow in Rouge area! 3 + 1 bdrms., 2 Nashoonrc, osnt air, cent. tris.. 3 NOpmentl3 wal autsl boy n tura within townl Asking 5254,9001 Gail Petrak LUXURY ,SCARBOROUGH LOCATION s,. 1 bdrm. plus den, end tlnk 5 appliances, blinds, perfect starter. Try 5% downpayment. $ Million Dollar rec centre. Call BEY C. 9RM - Harvey C. Brown 831- �t Ilk BRING YOUR HORSE TO AJAX 2 ayes nett• 4 stad oar-. orck bungalow, plus duplex for extra income wak 'c ake. Ron b Jan Whalen. Assoaate Brokers 831 X000. IT BIG HOME FOR MEDIUM BUDGET Everything fits well ,n this spat ous 4 bedroom hone, including price $209.999. Call for free fitting' Linda Corbitt 831-M. Family home, backs onto park, leen as a whistle! 212 betlts, finished bum., cent ar, garage door opwwr! About $9,000 do= will do Af Gail PW* 8314000. 3,000 sq. ft livingspace. 2detached al brick Fwk low WL cd H"t air' k vac., family maim,H"C.. BMW 8314000. ..aur •Iw 71M%FNANMI 2 yr, old. 1. W 4 bedroomm! 2 12 be tis, Ripe brgM kitchen, man *1amt4 rm. wilt lmplace din_ rms., central air, 4 pc. on suttel Planes ad Sam $124,700 PRICE SLASHED! FIRE YOUR LANDLORD! Detached 3 bdrm. bungalow of 50x120' mature lot. Detached garage Woodstove! Walk to schools & lake Carries like rent! Call now. Sharon JOHN ORT LAIN OFFICE �' mom Ha 30 ll St , SW 1, AW LIS 3� utile $3W - $360 Plus G.S.T. and disbursements saki 427-9919 - CANADA TRUST 3rd ANNUAL STREET SALE SATURDAY, MAY 9th WATCH FOR OUR AD IN FRIDAY'S NEWS ADVERTISER 7�186�/AD�i')�►R, Afl;M� 1MAYfyYfY!-tMOE'}-. The Royal LePage ad on Page 15 of the Wednesday, April 22, 1992 edition of the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Real Estate Section and Saturday, April 25, 1992 Best Horrors incorrect y ran the wrang under the heading STAXTON GLEN ESTATES $824,900. Here is the correct photo. This exquisite home is finished top to bottom with over 5,700 sq. it of custom living space 3 is situated on a breathtaking 2 acre lot with award winning gardens, pool, gazebo, hot tub, triple garage and interlocking drive and walkway. For more information on this exceptional propey please cattact,fin Smith at 683-1790. The Ajax Pickering News Advertiser regrets any uiconvenience our error has caused. GORGEOUS!! 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room, fireplace, main floor laundry b den 45 x 125' yard with walkout basement. Formal living + dining rooms. Extra large kitchen, central air, $279,500. RE/MAX ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD 286-3993 Realty World East REAL ESTATE LTD. 1099 Kingston Rd., (Furniture Mall) UY WORLDTm 831-6000, Ajax 428-6000 r-MBER BROKER MAUREEN MHALTSIS INTRODUCING MAUREEN MIHALTSIS We are pleased to welcome Maureen to our team of Results People". Maureen has been a resident of the area of 9 years and has enjoyed several years experience in real estate. Her belief in service person'ffied combined with Realtor World's excellent sales tools will contribute to her continued success. She can be reached at 831-6000. PICTURE PERFECT! All custom designed lone, totally finished d:is? 2 yearn 4 + 1 bdrms., 4 baths i Yes, the loris about 12 ace with option to own the 2nd 12 acrel Stan Petrak 8314000. � a pL BACKS TO GREE168ELT bdn, _ on large lot Across tnxn park. New /oorstnew rpet 4 pc an suite. Shows greats Call Shelley Enright n 4000. $179,900 THE PRICE IS NOT A YSPRINT! The owner wants to leave town I Treed property is 18200 sq. R and boasts a ilk detached home win basement STEVE apartment Grow sdeeR-pwte *a--* � Coote 8314000. !Cal TRADE N YOUR HOIEI Slop up to ft' 31/2 yr naw honor, campiata with na "Is guar iers or in-law apt' Irgmu d pool! L=W woh upgraded Call about Mia Wed" program. Sharon HAttinton 83140M 6 1/411 MDRTGA(E111 Raised bungalow in Rouge area! 3 + 1 bdrms., 2 Nashoonrc, osnt air, cent. tris.. 3 NOpmentl3 wal autsl boy n tura within townl Asking 5254,9001 Gail Petrak LUXURY ,SCARBOROUGH LOCATION s,. 1 bdrm. plus den, end tlnk 5 appliances, blinds, perfect starter. Try 5% downpayment. $ Million Dollar rec centre. Call BEY C. 9RM - Harvey C. Brown 831- �t Ilk BRING YOUR HORSE TO AJAX 2 ayes nett• 4 stad oar-. orck bungalow, plus duplex for extra income wak 'c ake. Ron b Jan Whalen. Assoaate Brokers 831 X000. IT BIG HOME FOR MEDIUM BUDGET Everything fits well ,n this spat ous 4 bedroom hone, including price $209.999. Call for free fitting' Linda Corbitt 831-M. Family home, backs onto park, leen as a whistle! 212 betlts, finished bum., cent ar, garage door opwwr! About $9,000 do= will do Af Gail PW* 8314000. 3,000 sq. ft livingspace. 2detached al brick Fwk low WL cd H"t air' k vac., family maim,H"C.. BMW 8314000. ..aur •Iw 71M%FNANMI 2 yr, old. 1. W 4 bedroomm! 2 12 be tis, Ripe brgM kitchen, man *1amt4 rm. wilt lmplace din_ rms., central air, 4 pc. on suttel Planes ad Sam $124,700 PRICE SLASHED! FIRE YOUR LANDLORD! Detached 3 bdrm. bungalow of 50x120' mature lot. Detached garage Woodstove! Walk to schools & lake Carries like rent! Call now. Sharon ..J ...__�_ ���..—.....�._W ....__. ..�_ __•—_ __ •__. :. s_:�_. .......':-, ._:_ .._.. ..._.._._liy,._ _._ -- w.—...._._ .a�..._..�__. cs.. _ _ a '++.,..r• „ltiM.1�3'!R'ls+.xa." �A(i�r i�-TiiB NiWsz /1 i�D� ilfAiffy 1Al2 � ,;. ., PICKERING 1970 BROCK RD. 683-1790 Now teres a betterWa -7 y to sell your home. r r-, OPEN C HOUSE With all this. Plus this. 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Ideally, your stove shouldn't be located directly under a window because billowing curtains from an open window can become easily ignited. It's also a good idea, where possible, to have work space located on either side of your stove. That way you can quickly set down hot pots and pans without having to walk very far with them. This also keeps young children away from the sides of the stove. If you have a cupboard located over your stove, try to avoid using it, if possible. Many accidents occur when someone leans over a hot stove to reach something in a cupboard above. If storage space is a problem, consider installing a small, pre -fabricated pantry unit for spices and other items you might normally store above the stove. You care purchase these at most building supply centres for reasonable amounts. . Also, if you have small children, make lure you have safety latches installed on cupboards where you keep medications or household cleaners. Bathroom Safety Precautions The bathroom is another potentially dangerous room where scalds and electrical shocks can occur. Make sure that any switches and electrical outlets and any electrical appliances -- like a radio or portable heater -- are well out of reach of someone in the bathtub. As well, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) are a must. Sturdy grab bars are also an excellent idea, especially if you have an elderly person in your home. Anti -slip safety strips or mats are also important to prevent falls in bathtubs and shower stalls. And, since scalding is often a problem, you may want to turn down the thermostat on your hot water tank. Talk to your local utility company for more information. You can also avoid scalds by placing cold water in the bathtub first, and adding hot water to it. (This is a very good practice to get into if you have small children.) If you have a window located above, your bathtub, take great care when: cleaning it. Care should also be exercised when removing shower curtains for laundering. Use a sturdy, reliable stepstool, don't perch precariously on the edge of the tub -- it's too risky. Workroom/Laundry Room Unfinished basements in many homes have only one receptacle or two at the most (usually one *is for the washing machine). Avoid using extension cords because you can easily trip on them. Also remember that you can easily overload a circuit by plugging in too many things into one outlet. If a lack of outlets poses a problem for you, consider contacting a certified electrician to install additional outlets. Ideally, there should be at least one approved receptacle on each wall. Good lighting is also important in the workshop area and around the basement stairs to avoid accidents. And if your power tools don't have lockable switches, don't leave them lying around; put them in a locked cupboard. �K ROYAL LEPAGE = - GEORGE COUrTS" -- Maneper • Picke ft 1 = HISTORIC POST MANOR BRANCH 1970 Brock Rd., Pickering 683-1790 i1i APRIL PERFORMANCE LEADERS - PICKERING KATHRYN PARISH• Top Producer Top Lister OTHER TOP PERFORMERS TOM DOUG JOYCE" KATHRYN PARISH- PICKERING BRANCH I � HEATHER CULLEW LINDA COTTER, PICKERING PICKERING I I GWEN FRYER' PICKERING " 1r, f.l ,I s PICKERIERRY NG PICIC KEw RNIG 40 I VERA NkISAAC MASSARATANAWIr PICKERING PICKERING -THE NZWS ADVF.)EMM WED, MAY 0, HVl•PAGE U ROYAL LEPAGE_ LINDA WITENBOLS" ManaW - Aja: BAM PLAZA 235 Ba* St. W. 427-6522 APRIL PERFORMANCE LEADERS - AJAX WtLMA TAMER' BARBARA E01 Top Producer Top lister OTHER TOP PERFORMERS A - AO MARY GAINE•' PICKERING I SCOTTT I&CPICKERING ORMACK• �1 BLL JORDAN' PICKERING X I MAY HALL' PKIKERING JIM McALPINE' PK�(ERNG 1. 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JV•7-L / VG / MON. -THURS. 1 PM - 8 PM ' CLOSED FRIDAY / SAT. & SUN. 11 AM - 6 PM 0 / 0 / :rill 'FST \CLCDED ' o N u 1 J 1 1 �m AL tj if �► MW 6,1%2 R a wa =1= 4� s 'GP' InMfM isd in pi -ch she a new or vsod vshklet FOr the M M Yp-to-date • intme1'IatlOn On C'ws, t vcft MW Other vehicles, re" ROADTEST 1992 s' 140 Bond SL, w, Ooh - SU MM AD ON VSE '4=x(416) 725.6501 ® -.. _KAM Chev Olds limited ":� Y 1► I} 5000 Sheppard Avenue East Scarborough, Ontario (416)291-5054 _ i •1 ' - 4m POW �+ MORE W:OBMATM SEE M AD ON PAGE 4 TMA 917 Brock Road Pickering Ontario r - (416)831-5400 . --- MOREcaMAnow, MEE ouR AD ON s Buying a new or used WIN - TOWARDS YOUR PURCHASre _ _ -L� i '• • 1• 1 11 1 4 - Read Roadtest 1992 for _ t --7— to i � � • i tails. •arm . n•nor • 1.. } WHITBY OSHAWA 0 - ""'" - + )7.Q7,1• rAs z we �y _ 4 f G i 1110 Dundas .St. East _ _ "+,, cavus o+ o Whitby, Ontario --.f - _ - - - _ (416)666-1772 F= p� y�� /yam /�y �/�� .� .. . . 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(416)42&7539 798.7672 a and other vehlelse, nsd t AOADTEST 1992 mroNEie+aNManoN,s�EouaAoaaN IarniarnNratoN,awovN�o VONIOIEsiN,sBOM1AD- , Nraee�,,ein aiso�•.:.: ,, j r Li 11 6, 1992 RowaTaosT - *ss • � Eagle""'s-'oar9­t6­`Sum'M­ it with _A 0 By JIM ROBINSON A pleasant surprise to many members of the Automotive Iournalists Association of Canada (ADAC), when they tested cars in the vans category for the annual Car of the Year Awards was the 1992 Eagle Summit All -Wheel -Drive passenger wagon. It has two out- standing features -- price and size. As for price, the base model with front -drive and the 113 -hp, 1.5 litre, 16 -valve engine is S14,960. But for under $20,000 (S19,886 to be precise) you can get the model tested here with a host of options which begins with all -wheel -drive. Regular readers already know of i my enthusiasm for four-wheel and all -wheel drive systems in family vehicles. Modern systems driving all four wheels don't wear out fast and they don't require inordinate amounts of fuel to operate. In fact, they are transparent except when you need them like in wet snow or sleet. But there is also the fact the engine brakes on all four wheels when you lift off the gas. That's almost as important on the highway. The Summit comes in three trim levels -- the entry DL, the mid- range LX, and the AWD which :omen equipped with most of the options one wants as standard. included in the AWD's list price is j two-tone paint; anti-lock hrakes: power locks on the doors and win- down: air conditioning; cruise con- trol: better interior trim, a roof rack.- gage ick:gage package: and cargo cover. As mentioned above, the drive on this system is full-time and adjusts to driving surfaces utilizing a central differential to move p/\& � r to the wheels which can use it most. The test car came with the optional 2.4 -litre, eight -valve 116 hp engine mounted transversely in the front. While it has only three more horsepower than the four - cylinder, the torque is 136 ft/lbs May 6, 1982 Volume 2, Number 10 TimoTHY JOHN .w H I TTAKE R Hugh Nicholson' advertising manager J*bn C. Duarte ' edrtor "CNtifiMNrs..,.: Joe Doortie Jim BoWnsom FrMlavoor Pbobaap1w mid ........ _ tiesi�a Taal Andrew &WILk Well r� wAtf &ea Kelter $ales sepesemwV" Kim Aniesitroft Jam, MGiMem lagh Nezirevic i "Nguema) Stiles obo e:1.419 4W13W Dal Browne $Odra Hafto iGraphics iiia .Design by Mirage Creative Services (lhone:1-416�12iai5s#, Wheels Durham is pubkshed weemy. with a total pressrun of 110.000 copies, at Q65 Eariwell S:., Oshawa ltelepht*4.1100MGM4400) and is onq;;dL:'tM: F#sottinting, Pu apd Dill 'dmuo of t ngwapapea wta►aamtw- Cshawa, Whi#1 ii <ltjax, BowmanitiNie. SNptlmugh I Perry. Repro",t+gn to fltDart witi.4* lr4W per - ed. T*O." eeseirM the right to classify oiYefbliiany advertise- ment based on his sole discretion. compared to the smaller car's 116 ftAbs. You feel Cie difference partic- ularly on uneven ground such as a grass and mud infield where I tried to make the Summit lose traction. I was unsuccessful. Inside the wagon uses a full tail- gate at the rear which lifts upwards and a sliding door on the curbside - for the back seats passengers. With the back seat.~ folded out of the way, there is 1,920 litres or 67.8 cubic feet of cargo space. The vehicle also has a lot of little things you don't expect at the price like heater vents for the rear scat passengers and coffee cup holders. The Summit comes with a choice of five -speed manual or four -speed electronic automatic transmission. There's much to recommend in this peoplemover. The Eagle Summit AWD provides plenty of' room for a family and their accou- tremenu, at a pnce one can afford. r• +s y s3,� �,.,x°r*�,�.''�'�`~»'`�,+°s�R�r'E'7�7",•`':F '�.i��a'i'+r�SE�67�?�i �i 1'�F:-►`7=�i�aia�'liSidlll'iii�a!`' - �►�Gi r � t s pagan . ��..►:►:,..a,..�r ►•►► - - - _ _ _ - - - - - - - -. Olds'Achieva offers room and comfort 0 By JOE DUARTE _ Achieva ... that's quite a name to live UP to. It doesn't mean anything, of course, but it implies something that is above the rest ... a discovery that will change the world ... a monumentous presence. Well if that's what Oldsmobile wanted from their latest car, then it is defi- nitely an under-Achieva._7 The Achieva replaces the Olds Cutlass Calais and, like its prede- : the car in which the Quad 4 was cessor, shares its platform with the o housed a sense of urgency. That was Pontiac Grand Am and Buick a lovely sound under flat-out get - Skylark. And in the not too distant up -and -go, but was a nuisance future, the Chev Beretta/Corsica under light -throttle acceleration - will become the final piece of the Now, all that's changed. Pik Under light acceleration there is Olds thought the Calais had an a slight wheeze not at all unremi- identity crisis and wanted some- - niscent of a turbine, but as throttle thing with a little more finesse to : input increases, the sound builds to compete with the world-class a buzz. Not a loud buzz, mind you, 1 coupes in that market. but an annoving buzz. And not With the new car comes an because it grates on your improved Quad 4• the Oldsmobile- eardrums, but because it lacks the designed 2.3 -litre, DOHC, 16- = snap that tells you that power is valve 4 -cylinder engine. For the being generated. But obviously it's 1992 model year, it receives a new � not working hard since it managed cam chain which is meant to to grant us a combined fuel-econo- address the problem of engine my figure of 8.97 litres per 100 km noise and harshness (chronic Quad (31.5 miles per gallon). 4 illnesses). II In the Calais, that roughness was There is no denying that this lat- disliked in the more upscale models est Quad 4 is the best generation because, naturally, bu}ers of that seen to date but in depriving the level want smooth and quiet engines engine of noise and harshness, Olds befitting the car's comfort and con - also stripped it of a little bit of char- = venience. On the other hand, buyers acter. of the sporty Calais 442 loved the i There was once a reverberating sound which indicated the car was note under acceleration which gave Continued on page 5 Remember Us From 64 Years Ago?? _CHEVROLET TORONTO'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED GM DEALER CH W T CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE GEO 291-5054 I HOGAN'S HAS OVER 400 NEW VEHICLES AVAILABLE AND OVER 80 USED VEHICLES • OPEN FOR SERVICE LARGE PARTS DEPARTMENT SATURDAYS OVER Sl0)0,(XX) IN PARTS INVENTORY • FULLY COMPUTERIZED CUSTOMER CONVENIENCE DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT CAFETERIA • LEASING ALL MAKES BRAND NEW GEO IMPORT LINE AND MODELS OF VEHICLES TODAYMOGANHAS IT ALL! I I13 / SHEPPARD AVE z � 1 Z o 19 U c v Chev Olds Geo Limited W � z Mwr .01 ' on %elected model~ CALL JANET KIM OR LATIFA AT 579-4400 AND BOOK YOUR WHEELS SPACE 1990 CHEV SPRINT, 2 DR. 1991 OLDS 98, 4 DR. A nice 6 sporty red CarwitM oq '8.00o ir, aut. Ser. * T14874 DaAt bbe. Ser. #4306404. TRY AN OFFER 1990 GMC PICK-UP SLE SIERRA V8, aim., p•s-, p•b., air, K cruise, p.w., p.l., alum wheels. Seri T14B6& 1990 CHEV CAMPER VAN 314 bn, ready for your W days. Sec vow. 1991 CORSICA 5 TO CHOOSE FROM 1991 BUICK PARK AVE., 4 DR. Dark due, loaded. Ser. 419352 Stop in today and check out our great deals and .. our great selection! �7 %0, CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • GEO • CADILLAC 14 BOLD U. WEST 0 _ MAWA - - .- - - TOR. 686-1311 AChieva 16 From page 4 :N going fast and the power was being delivered. /- By contrast, the new Quad 4 makes the Achieva S and SL sedans i and coupes comfortable quiet j machines, but the sporty Achieva WHITBYwOSHAWA SC (for Sport Coupe) needs a throaty purr and an exhaust burble to with its sporty intentions. Otherwise, O HON° TSA Otherwise, it's just another 2 -door � coupe. Mind you it doesn't help that the : transmission in our tester was the optional 3 -speed automatic instead of the standard 5 -speed. Instead of - adding to the sportiness of the SC designation, its lack of an overdrive gear only serves to make the engine run louder at high speeds (��28(X) rpm MOP at 100 km/h) and provide sluggish acceleration when quick accelera- tion is needed. The curious part is that the kickdown is quite harsh causing revs to jump dramatically,' but the bcx)st is negligible. Meanwhile, firm suspension geometry inspires confidence and allows aggressive driving over winding roads thanks to the 205/55R 16 Goodyear Eagle GAs' biting effectively into comers. But there is some josdiness and the side- to-side sway Indicative of overly - stiff stabilizer bars. Speed sensitive power steering provides good feel and response to boost handling con- fidence higher still. Braking is corn- petent and controlled thanks to stan- lard ABS. Behind the wheel, the driver is -reeted b} blg analogue gauges and ;xrhaps the simplest, most friendly- io-use controls ever seen in a Gm car. G%I tlnalk got awa7 from the one stalk. all controls" design and relegated the wiper controls to a right -side column stalk. Controls for RED TAGGED PRICE FROM � radio and heating/ventilation have North America's #1 also been simplified. And the seating is comfortable ; selling car, outperforms and supportive all around, but pri- marily in the front where bucket i the competition in seats hug their occupants snuggly, I resale value 13 395 but still allow them to feel refreshed RED TAGGED PRICE FROM after a couple of hours behind the los after wheel. The same could not be said i 9 of the Calais. Rear seat is equally ; your initial comfortable with relaxed figures for knee, hip and head room, and there investment.7788 are even some neatly -hidden, easily deployed cup holders — nice touch? The trunk is flat, cavernous and easily to load up thanks to a wide RED TAGGED PRICE FROM The New Standard opening from bumper level. The of Comparfset• disappointment lies in not having a The 1992 prelim 6 wed, passthrough to the rear seat. The reasoning for this is complex. First, The 1962 Civic EX Sedan. 16 Valve 1313 HP Over Head Cain, there's the problem of body rigidity Four Wheel Disc Brakes, Power Sun 14 38816 value, e, cruise, tilt steering, Roof, Door Looks, Windows, — take away the support of areas- �^ most wall by making it part of the power windows, power locks, fold Cruise, AN" Ekw6ve is trunk lid and you need something I dawn back seats, dual ^vmaw Store* Cassette, Poorer to keep body -shudders down to a The Ceh told 92 Accord mirrors, double wishbone suspension Antenna. So much more. minimum. Second is the perception Coupe LX a Speod• and much more. that an opening in the trunk would SPRING compromise security, and then 16 Value = 1115 HP Cruise, Tach, there is the weight -reduction AM" Rectronie Steers with thought — a folding rear seat Cassette, Four Speakers, Tilt ung SPECIAL VALUE requires more hardware and is Column, Dh tal b puClock, INTO ACTION WITH therefore heavier and that is known And much, much mors, ON THE SPOT to impede economy: - - - - PACKAGES Personally, I'd rather have a / -..FINANCING split/folding rear seat or at least a HONDA'$ OPTIONS pass through which would help me - AVAILABLE ON AIR carry odd -shaped (especially long) = AND HONDA'S cargo. I sometimes wonder if •�• -- - ----- � CONDITIONING automakers don't pay attention to ��- 5 -YEAR WARRANTY! what the competition is doing because other makers have Lo answered all those problems and still managed a split/folding useat. WHITBY OSHAWA 3901 Which brings us to the concis- Cion that if you want an attractive '� t _ HONDA 917 BROCK RD., PICKERI G Q coupe with great interior room and Q s H 8 comfort, you'll love the Olds W (HWY. 401 b BROCK RD. S.) c g Achieva. But if you want a sporty � 1110 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY PICKERING AJAX Y4W 0 IE coupe with have the aboveattributes,j m 666-1772 686-1745 831-5400 683-2751 ' ETWE E you may have to do some u Its � with Achieva SC features. W 77 .......... ...... t„r * 1992 4M . .....04*� 6 ... ........ . .. . ....... • _ ' Nimble MX -3 is pure'driving pleasure 0 By JOHN DUARTE ice `L It is quite a sight fust thing in the morning -- walking out of the front door to the expecting Mazda MX -3 Precidia, sitting in the driveway crouched and ready to run at the slightest urging. When Mazda announced thev were entering a market niche known in some circles as the micro-GTs, there was little enthusiasm shown. People figured it was another sporty -looking car joining Honda's CRX, Toyota's Paseo and Nissan's NX. But Mazda did one better. Not onIv would the MX -3 Presidia have a stylish, rounded shape, but it would have plenty of get up and go thanks to the world's smallest production V6 engine. That announcement perked up a few ears. I recently had a chance to spend a fun -filled week in a red Presidia. I had heard a lot about this car and , as I drove to Mazda to pick up my test vehicle, I was hoping I wouldn't be disappointed. I wasn't. Everything about this car is enjoyable. A smooth line starts at the low, pouty snout and flush headlamps. It climbs slowly toward the expansive wind- shield. The relatively short canopy blends into the mas- sive rear window, which slopes gently to the back of the = car. Even the rear spoiler doesn't appear out of place, but flows into the sleek lines of the Precidia. The stylish design outside is carried inside. You would tend to think the seats would be stiff and small, but once you slip into them you find they hug your shape well and offer plenty of lateral and lumbar sup- port_ The instrument cluster with large speedometre and tachometre gauges and small ones for fuel and engine temperature. The climate controls are of the slide type, snaking them very easy to operate. Rear passenger room is pretty much what you'd expect in a 2+2. The seat is an unusually -designed molded bench, which is actually more comfortable than it looks. Leg room is the back is adequate as long as you keep the front scats as far forward as possible, which is net impossible since there is plenty of room in the front. Head room is a little tight for anyone over five foot seven or so. But the Precidia hardly falls into the people mover category, so a short trip slightly slouched will be III 8 Passenger seating 4 wheel ksAadmp Brakes, AIC, Cruise Control, Till Steering. AAKM stereo Cassette. Tinted Wridows, 4.3 L V-6 Engine, Auto. Trarw. wAverdrive. 3 yoW.000 km GM Total Warrarrq ___1 ___ - . -, r only a slight incon- venience. Getting and out of the rear seats is sur- prisingly easy. The wide door and its shape add greatly to the ease of entry/exit. What really makes this car a gem, how- ever, is the way it handles out on the road. The 1.8 -litre, 24 -valve V6 engine produces 130 horsepower at 6,500 rpm and 115 ft. -lbs. of torque at 4,500 rpm. The fun in driving this cars starts at about the 4,000 -rpm, when the engine is content in purring along waiting for you to push it a bit more. Shifting the five -speed manual transmission (Mazda says a high-torque version is placed in the GS to handle the added �^ performance of the V6) is smooth and effortless. The Precidia test car`Aft= sat on 205/55R15 tires and alloy wheels. These tires grip the road nicely at any speed - The ride is stable and agile thanks to four- wheelindependentsuspen- sion, which includes MacPherson struts in the front and Mazda's Twin -Trapezoidal link system in the rear. The big surprise to most people who asked about the Precidia was the price. The base model, with an inline four cylinder putting out 88 horse- power, starts at S 13,495. while the GS with a] I the 1 frills tops out at S 18,095. Our GS test car was rated at S 16,585 Mazda's micro -machine is powerful, agile and endlessly fun to drive. In fact, the only things small about the Precidia is its size and the price tag. Durham MaZda thrives on tea= - m SPirr A short visit to Durham :Paving dividends. Durham anteed to and you are hear the word "tem . ' Automobiles enjoYed a very more than a few : cessful April, its first f sue That word is times. mond Part of the am- m bless. tude fought to the "We exceeded all fo ership by new owne Whitby deal- Proskos says. "This w mca.�,' Proskos. -;: April in the history of a the best "The team c T ship.,, dealer Important he says, tis veru O'Sullivan , gets ever'together. one w Ys. because it .. an says the Cus orlcin a2 mers are impressed with the " Other and t g for each Proskos�eam as ' as �Y the door.n they are given mon manager Milton Bel" sales "�ople are •- manager Ralf Boettc 'fleet d8� d to see manager Geo r arvicat are to 8a that extra K O'Sullivan, service Manager. business manager Albert Aback h McCttadv. servicePositive.' `is been very Peter La - * and - manager Prrnkos is not of aid to er Rose Polley. Each of the m, ManaK ; extra mile He has Ko the � himself. nedly `m undertaken a letter -writing believes in : Paign to K c - the owr1er•s philosophy. dealershi _ ..We are devel tomers introducin p s sus teamwork throughout solid tellin 9 himself and lout the vials K them about monthly spe ship."says Belinskv. • dealer- rs there from That spin t Thewinning evel throunrnrslraUon µ.nth ow K attitude start, gh to the service owner says dement." "if I co Proskos, Tbe t me in Positive. the rest of earn spirt is already enhip respOn , hotter. -John Duarte Ii 1992 SUNBIRDS AND SAFARI VANS ClIffmills 266 KING ST. W 4361500 CM Automatic, AIC, AM1FM Stereo Cassette Power Door Locks/Anti-Lock Brakes 3 yr./J60,000 km GM Total Warranty n - :.: ev eoffers Cadiellac s e 0 By JOHN DUARTE The most often asked question one of three modes -- comfort The cruise control and wind - during my week driving the ; mode at low speeds for a softer shield wiper controls are on the - Cadillac Seville STS was, "Is that ride, a normal mode offers a same lever as the turn signals. All the new Allante?" firmer ride and more control as the are accessible and easy to operate. When I answered that it was in vehicle speeds up and a firm mode ; The sound system is nothing fact the new Seville, people locks in once the Caddy hits the short of magnificent. The test car -looked at the car again and 100 km/h mark. came with the Delco/Bose replied, "It doesn't look like a Stopping the Seville STS is not : AM/FM, cassette and compact Seville." a problem thanks to a Bosch I1 disc player, which is a $1,165 That is because the Cadillac anti-lock braking system and ven- - upgrade. engineers took great pleasure in tilated front and rear discs. The base price of the Seville giving the Seville dramatic new The interior of the Seville STS = STS is $45,288. For that you get looks for 1992, while maintaining is as impressive as the outside. most of the luxury items you'd the distinct Cadillac appeal. The supple leather seats are easily want, like power everything, driv- This year's model is almost 14 made comfortable with the six- er and passenger lighted mirrors in inches longer and nearly four way power adjust control and the the visor and theft -deterrent sys- inches wider than its 1991 coun- four-way power lumbar support tem. You also get one of those terpart. This means there is an adds extra comfort. nifty keychains which lock and incredible amount of leg and There are plenty of lights and unlock the doors, open the trunk shoulder room for all passengers readouts in the instrument cluster and turn on the inside lights. and a cavernous trunk. thanks to the travel and system The test vehicle added the the The elegant look of the Seville computer. It pays to have a look stereo system (S1,165), a two-way starts with a wonderful pearl -white through the driver's handbook to power glass sunroof with sun paint the test car came in. It is familiarize yourself with what you - shade (S1,860), front heated seats quite beautiful to look at the are looking at. At the centre of the ($145) and an electrochromic Caddy's pearly finish glistening in instrument cluster, however, are rearview mirror which senses and the sun. the large analog speedometre and adjusts to headlights coming up The front grille is in the distinc tachometre. behind you (S130). Live Cadillac egg -crate design and ' the rear deck features a break light which spans the entire width of the car. To match the luxurious looks of KKK XXXXX The total options brought the pare to some of the luxury impon• price of this Cadillac Seville STS on the market today, is quite a bar - to 548,688 which, when you com- gain. the Seville STS, Cadillac placed IT'S OUR hi 4 9 -litre V8 en ine which g • g produces 200 horsepower to drive the front wheels. The powertrain is matched to a computer -controlled four -speed automatic, which makes shifts undetectable unless you happen to glance at the lachometre at the precise moment t'= the needle drops in revs. x Touring in this car is a pleasure_ It is solid and comfortable. The 1,802 kilogram (3,973 pounds) ;� curb weight means the Seville's P225/60R 16 Goodyear tires stay .glued to the road, whether taking on a bumpy road or making a i sharp turn at speed. ° The Computer Command Ride automatically adjusts the ride quality with speed by selecting 1%.EO STORM ALL WINDSHEILDS ' '•� CLEARLY PRICED SATURN !BO KINGSTON RD. SAABPIG(ERING ISUZU 839-6159 SATURN OF 'On sNsm models orry 'PICKERING TH ANNIVERSARY Hyundai expects big things from the Mantra b mo„ '12,94* LE, X299 LUMINA A -M ni ne wi+w�uw FINANCING H I EVA AS LOW AS 619% '3,500x. r � ._-Mlm ■� _�� CA FOR SMART F,o,, '16,598 299 FROM '14,348 «nsEs327 CONVERTIBLES GEO AS LM AS $11,315 CUTLASS CAVALIER '4,298 STAKMG CORVETTE -AT 917,488 •48,098 711 v � Er3 425 BABY ST. W. -'e AJAX .-4272500 �r+eyr -mow•-- -�.. -� _ � _ . .. - .:rorr:...aWq�•]S,Cu,'r7i 9:Ai: w.!el s:tin!. M'.h'9,i.'�'X!.i.,/�yydt`.irr �. :•'..... } Elantra completes Hyundai's lROM pop 7 ALL OUR VOLVOS Joining the ranks for 1992 is door locks and outside remote mir- sion also knuckling under dile to th;,-' HAVE JUST BEEN Korean carmaker Hyundai which is cors. This is something I don't mind � kinetic forces, the only thing is to expecting big things from the new Elantra which bridges the price gap between Hyundai's Excel and the big Sonata sedan. The Elantra is a front -drive, four -door sedan with the obligatory 'our -valve engine/computerized fuel injection system which com- bines to produce 113 hp. Hyundai boasts this is 10 hp more than Mazda protege, 11 hp more than the Corolla, and 21 hp more than the Aandard 16 -valve Honda Civic. The car comes as a four -door only with the GL priced at $10,995 and the GLS at $12,495. A five - speed manual transaxle is standard : while the automatic is an $800 option. The difference between GL = and GLS is a long list of standard equipment like electric windows, tilt steering, tilt wheel, high quality car- pets, a fully -trimmed trunk, and a tull-logic stereo with four speakers. Our test car was a GL which came with the S1,185 air condition- ing and $300 tape deck options. The rest was all standard including cranks for the windows plus manual as electric rear mirrors and win- dows are the first to go after one winter of our salt. The vehicle has standard power - assisted discs at the front and drums at the rear along with power assist for the rack and pinion steering. ` The suspension breaks no new ground being MacPherson struts at = the front with trailing arms at the rear. Tires are P 175/65 R 14 Michelins which are better than 70 ; series tires, but not much. The engine has a "thrinnng- buzzzt" to it as you hit the pedal and keep it down and listen (there's no tachometer in the GL) for that point where the engine can't give any more in that gear but is more than willing to repeat in the next. Off the line, you see the gaping mouth in the rearview mirror of the roadhog in his Taurus wagon who was doing ; his best to show his way of discrimi- nating against imported cars. But as you get up a good head of steam and signal your intention of : taking an on-ramp, the tires begin to encounter Sideslip.:Vith the suspen- U1111111to I r COMPARE t l t 691 CARAVAH LE ; - + P.I., p.w., p. seats, bit, cruise, over r head console, p. rear vent, bal. of +w-� - Saturn sedans take'on the imports • By JIM ROBINSON topline SL2 gets a 16 -valve head 1 for the 1.9 -litre block and pro- duces 124 hp thanks to computer- ized sequential fuel injection. My S17,845 SL2 four -door sedan came with the optional elec- tronic four -speed automatic transaxle which I found shifted abruptly under full throttle, but was otherwise typically GM in smoothness of operation. Exterior styling is very much akin to the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme but only 8/10ths the size. From the rear the cars look identi- cal which is no bad thing. Inside I was struck by the similarity to the Honda Accord, particularly with regard to outward visibility. Crank the key and the engine fires up with a pronounced thrashiness which goes away once it gets warms up. Part of this, I think, is due to the stainless steel exhaust system. On the highway, the car was swifter than I expected and was the equal of any of the Japanese imports in terms of lane change ability. Credit here the computer -controlled, variable effort power steering. At speed you really do feel it tighten up, yet , it is turnable by one finger at park- ing lot speeds. j Standard breaking is by discs at the front and drums at the rear. My SL2 came with the optional four -disc set up with GM's own ABS -6 antilock system. I was very happy to have had ABS available during the big snow storm. It's one of those options you thank yourself for buying even if it's only needed once or twice a year. The SL2 passed the playpen i test with flying colors taking the playpen and highchair with ease. .If I had needed more room, the rear seats have a 60/40 split for sawing long objects. 1 wish I had space enough in this column to list the number of patents GM received just to make this car a leader in its class. I cer- tainly believe this domestic car is easily as good as the imported cars it competes against, and you can find that out too simply by taking it for a test drive. You won't be disappointed. NSX • LEGEND a VIGOR • INTEGRA SALES • LEASING • SERVICE. • PARTS ry. 1 1992 WTEGRA GS -R COUPE 160 HP VTEC engine, very limited production run. AVAILABLE NOWII $22195* PACIFIC ACURA . 365 BAYLY ST. W., AJAX tppppp ' 16) 428-8768 -ACLNBB INr.AIC! TAM —.000e ,Par 8•, 0111110- 1992 11 1992 TRANSPORT 7 passenger, air, autornatice, V6, A steering, 6.9°6•** power windows, power lo&s, cruise, AM/FM I I \ cassette, deep tint glass. Stk. #20441. 7,999 ONLY 1991 LEMANS SE Automatic, 4 door, AM/FM cassette. 1!9 a 9 !) 9 HURRY! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE 992 REGAL V6, air, automatic, power 34 locks, power WWWOWs, cruise, awo., G $d AIVI/F�A stereo CaSSdt�. Stk 17162 Ctii stsr� arNt p. R 4 7,9X... 0l 820460.Cass _ft -•(�,d • m - JP ) dow'^leu glass, ys aef.•ear M1rra Pr,� w�'lAtfFM llr rear 1991 PONTIAC s * e WNWD9dr a4ea _ Tinted glass, rear window det.. 9 999 • �� L� p.b., bodyside mouldings, pulse4k 4 - Ir. Coxa el sol - AMIFM stereo, �%�• cover. p.s., sport sa< mirror, recl. cloth PRO bucket seats. 4 dr., aulo., air cord. _ 4 ■ ■ 46, ar east � ' ate. p 9' iUM, LOW KM IB IIAXE,4. LIaC CAi1WAE ( i LOW RATE FlNANCIKG CANWT BE COMBINED. 1% RNANCM ON SELECTED NEIN VEHICLES. NOT APPLICABLE TO USED CARS. $1,500 CASHBACK AVAILABLE ON PWMAC AJAX 831 -USEI A; •• B .:1 1 .es.a•a-.• .. .>............................................. ' . ... . wy�Y,Y.SYuc��ii�l�.4w4.'M/.'�".�i� •�l`�Y"y.(!'SA:..r .�' �'�;Qy. C: '..: ... h B From any standpoint, the vehi- cles being produced by General Motors' new Saturn Division are outstanding, be it in concept, exe- cution, or driving enjoyment. 11P If you told your spouse to take $I billion and spend $100,000 a day and not come back until it was spent - you wouldn't see your spouse for 3,000 years. That's how much S1 billion is; so you can imagine how much GM has got riding on Saturn when then spent a breathtaking S 1.9 billion to set up the Saturn production facility in Tennessee. You can think of the Saturn as GM's answer to the Honda Accord/Toyota Corolla, but it's more than that. It has taken the best of these two cars and factor- ing several new concepts in along the way. Most striking is the construc- tion which consists of an excep- tionally rigid spaceframe as opposed to a "unibody" formed by welding together a number of pieces of steel . The spaceframe allows the use of rustproof, dent/ding resistant high-density plastics to be used as body panels replacing sheet metal. These pan- els, by the way, are recyclable. All critical areas of the steel space - frame and underbody are galva- nized. In the flesh, one notices the paint quality immediately. Saturn uses one of the most technically advanced paint systems in the world. the core of the system is high -solid, waterborne paint which is especially resistant to chipping and chemical fading. As the father of a two-year-old ,and a newborn, 1 appreciate the way Saturn has made it easy to install and secure a kiddy seat. There's even a lever on the rear floor of the sedan models which can be set to keep kids from acci- dently opening the door. Unfortunately, front passengers get those motorized mouses which .drag the seatbelt into position. The basic engine for the SL/SL1 models is a transverse, frort-mounted four -cylinder of 1.9 -litres with throttle -body fuel injection producing 85 hp. The topline SL2 gets a 16 -valve head 1 for the 1.9 -litre block and pro- duces 124 hp thanks to computer- ized sequential fuel injection. My S17,845 SL2 four -door sedan came with the optional elec- tronic four -speed automatic transaxle which I found shifted abruptly under full throttle, but was otherwise typically GM in smoothness of operation. Exterior styling is very much akin to the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme but only 8/10ths the size. From the rear the cars look identi- cal which is no bad thing. Inside I was struck by the similarity to the Honda Accord, particularly with regard to outward visibility. Crank the key and the engine fires up with a pronounced thrashiness which goes away once it gets warms up. Part of this, I think, is due to the stainless steel exhaust system. On the highway, the car was swifter than I expected and was the equal of any of the Japanese imports in terms of lane change ability. Credit here the computer -controlled, variable effort power steering. At speed you really do feel it tighten up, yet , it is turnable by one finger at park- ing lot speeds. j Standard breaking is by discs at the front and drums at the rear. My SL2 came with the optional four -disc set up with GM's own ABS -6 antilock system. I was very happy to have had ABS available during the big snow storm. It's one of those options you thank yourself for buying even if it's only needed once or twice a year. The SL2 passed the playpen i test with flying colors taking the playpen and highchair with ease. .If I had needed more room, the rear seats have a 60/40 split for sawing long objects. 1 wish I had space enough in this column to list the number of patents GM received just to make this car a leader in its class. I cer- tainly believe this domestic car is easily as good as the imported cars it competes against, and you can find that out too simply by taking it for a test drive. You won't be disappointed. NSX • LEGEND a VIGOR • INTEGRA SALES • LEASING • SERVICE. • PARTS ry. 1 1992 WTEGRA GS -R COUPE 160 HP VTEC engine, very limited production run. AVAILABLE NOWII $22195* PACIFIC ACURA . 365 BAYLY ST. W., AJAX tppppp ' 16) 428-8768 -ACLNBB INr.AIC! TAM —.000e ,Par 8•, 0111110- 1992 11 1992 TRANSPORT 7 passenger, air, autornatice, V6, A steering, 6.9°6•** power windows, power lo&s, cruise, AM/FM I I \ cassette, deep tint glass. Stk. #20441. 7,999 ONLY 1991 LEMANS SE Automatic, 4 door, AM/FM cassette. 1!9 a 9 !) 9 HURRY! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE 992 REGAL V6, air, automatic, power 34 locks, power WWWOWs, cruise, awo., G $d AIVI/F�A stereo CaSSdt�. Stk 17162 Ctii stsr� arNt p. 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They also wanted cheap, cheerful sporty cars, and they weren't getting them from the Big 3. That's where cars like the Toyota Celica came to fruition. It was not overpowering as were the North American sports cars of the time, nor did it fruitlessly waste gas as did the rumbling V8s which powered those others. Rather it followed the same Toyota philosophy of offering good -quality, affordable cars. The ; only difference was the car was not just a hatchback or small box with wheels. People loved it. And through the years, the Celica has evolved from a spin-off of an econo-box to a car with distinct character and flavor. In the process, it also gave birth to one of the most revered performance cars to ever come out of Japan — the Supra. The latest Celica is a neat little car with take -'em -or -leave -'em looks. Personally, I think the car looks great. But it seems I'm in the minority as far as the motoring pvess goes. Which is alright because most of the motoring ; press don't buy cars. Consumers do and, apparently from the num- ber of new Celu;as encountered on the road, they buy a lot of them. One of the most attractive parts of the Celica line-up is that the car is available to a number of tastes ; and pocket -books right from the entry-level up to a 530,000+ all - wheel drive, turbocharged per- forrncr. Our test car was the one -off - the -top-of-the-line GT -S. That's the car that looks like the AWD Turbo, but is powered by the more docile 2.2 -litre, DOHC, 16 -valve 4 -cylinder engine. It gives the Celica more down- to-earth power, as opposed to the 7,; litre turbo "four" which plays havoc with the Celica's front sus- pension, especially on slippery surfaces. With this engine, though, the front MacPherson struts and coil springs (the same combination is bolted on the rear) do a good job of negating the steering tug char- acteristic of high-powered front - wheel -drive cars (torque steer). And acceleration from a stand still is easily accomplished without spinning the front wheels (unless the surface is slippery or the driver i wants to). - Although it is boomy (as opposed to free -revving counter- parts like the Honda Prelude), the engine is pleasantly smooth throughout the rev range, as com- fortable pulling from 20 km/h in 5th gear as it is in 2nd (although not as quickly, naturally). The transaxle is equally smooth as befits a Toyota gear -box, but over- all enjoyment is hampered by the lever's long throws and the clutch's stiffness and long travel. However the drivetrain compo- nents work well enough together to give us a combined fuel econo- my figure of 9.87 litres/100 km (28.6 miles per gallon). Overall the fully independent 1 suspension does a terrific job of keeping the Celica on the road during aggressive driving. Corners can be taken fairly quickly with a minimum of body lean or slip- page. Although some of that credit goes to the Dunlop SP Sport V - rated 215/50R15 tires. But as is characteristic of Dunlop tires, they are responsible for creating a city ride which is overly firm and requires constant inputs from the driver to keep the car on the straight and narrow. However as speed increases so does the competency and confi- dence level. Overall handling excellence is compromised by rather sluggish steering but most people probably won't be too disappointed with it since the upper limits must be pushed in order for it to fall apart (figuratively speaking). As for interior comfort, the Celica will neither surprise nor disappoint. Controls are Toyota - simple, placed where they can eas- ily be reached and are easy to j operate. A comfortable driving position is easily attained thanks to the S- way adjustable driver's seat and a tilt steering wheel with a memory function. When the key is removed from the ignition, the steering wheel pops up to the top of its travel range to allow easy exit from the car. An easy tug brings it back to its preselected position before driving away. As expected from this type of car, rear seat room is tight, but still better than most, especially its cross -Japan rival the Honda Prelude. At least in the Celica, a rear -seat passenger won't have a front seatback between his knees unless the driver is Wilt Chamberlain. Split/folding rear seatbacks allow access to the spa - cow hatch -covered cargo area. Loading and unloading is diffi- cult due to a high sill, but once accessed, it will easily accommo- date a stroller, groceries and a 5 - foot by 2 -foot painting with only one side of the rear seat down, INTERPRETING WA STOP your searching, t There's only ONE WAY to shop. The best deals are in WHEELS DURHAM. ROAD -SIGNS And it will still carry an infant in a So if you want a car that looks acceptable interior space and child -seat in the rear. Can't fit all o sporty with a little bit of power good cargo carrying ability, that in a Prelude mostly due to the under the hood and still keep the Toyota has a Celica with your its standard trunk configuration. attributes of good fuel -economy, name on it. The tikxceckw Benz 300 Class has always offered distinctive values. But right now, under the terms of our special leasing program,* these values are virtually irresistible. Conine in and experience them all =a 268 - horsepower V-8, two spirited 6 -cylin- der sedans, a frugal diesel, a stylish m i t coupe, a versatile station wagon, two surriboted all -wheel -drive models.— and models—and let our leasing experts explain the good news in greater-detad. Join the satisfied owners who have put themselves into these ern sperm] autornobiles. At very special monthly payments. You'll find our cars, and our values, irresistible. eke no other doegem in the workL tyislt wow outhorked doalsr ftw a test drive. Tim P%skas' DURHAM AUTOMOBILES 1250 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY 1 z 686=2256J 04i 1 D *:Pre - By JIM ROBINSON The guy who works with anoth- o control system relatively easy to er Japanese car company was more understand but the "fan speed" than a little impressed as he control still is a puzzle'to me cranked the 1992 Nissan Maxima despite having driven several SE into a rain -drenched corner, : Nissans and Infiniti vehicles. It whipped with wheel through 360: must be me! degrees, and the car just snapped - Priced at S29,120 with almost' around to the right direction. "This every option, this was as compe- is a very nice piece," he tent as many new front -drive said in hushed admiration. sports/luxury sedans I've driven What sets the Maxima SE apart costing S5,000 more and in terms from the regular model is it's hear of one car, S20,(X)0 more. - the 190 hp 24 -valve, state -of -the- Incidentally, Nissan has upped induction -art V6 right from the the warranty stakes with it's new mighty 300 ZX sports car.- 1-800-397-02122 Roadside _ And what makes the SE even Assistance program which guaran- more fun is its appearance. The tees you'll never be stuck or for - only way you can tell the differ- gotten if a problem should occur once between the SE and its lesser anywhere in Canada. + brothers is a discreet bridge wing No question, the Nissan at the back. No extra badges, no Maxima SE is one of the real lurid graphics, just that wing and - sleepers in the hot family spurts the grin on the driver's face. sedan category, and one I wouldn't Thirty horsepower may not mind having in the driveway at i sound like a lot, but on the home. Maxima, it's the way it is sent to I the front transaxle through stan- dard five -speed manual or optional four -speed electronic autobox. x Much of the lessons learned in ! creating the 300 ZX were gener- ously applied to the Maxima SE, the core of which is the suspension which is as good as any high per- j formance front -drive car'1've tried, and I've tried a lot. The V6 incorporates the 300 ZX;s variable induction and variable valve timing systems to provide power where and when it's needed. Most four -valve -per cylinder engines need to be spinning in excess of 4000 rpm before they start to breathe deep and provide more compression simply because ! of the increased volume or air and asoline mixture all the ee revs and ,'T'S 10 P.M D' YOU RE40ZE - .YOURCAR IS fN?r' �M open valves can provide. - Using the Nissan system, a I computer allows that rush of power to come in lower and earlier. Proof positive was the other day when I came upon a 1991 Maxima With the standard 160 hp engine. He was history in the first 100 metres. One thing helping gr-:atly on the rainy pavement was the vis- cous coupling at the front wheels which allows power to go to the wheel which can put down the most traction. None of this is any good unless you can stop and here the big disc brakes and ABS system cane into play. ABS is standard in the SE but I could never really feel it work, as hard as I tried. Perhaps the system is tuned so that it only comes into play when you get into real trou- ble. As I try never to go fast enough to do that, it no doubt explains the lack of ABS shudder I felt in the brake pedal. I can't say enough about the suspension and ride quality of this car. The Maxima has multi -link technology which minimizes lift at the front when you hit the gas and damps out dive when you slam on the brakes. Inside, the car is a delight. The SE came with standard power front seats and full leather pack- age. The seats could be set up per- fectly for me. At a glance, I could • 'y0 - 1990 HONDA CIVIC 4 dr. sedan, auto., AIC, AM/FM sass. PRICED TO SELL *9,588 1985 SUBARU WAGON Inexpensive transportation. loaded. PRICED TO SELL *3,333 �01rq*0 1987 PONY Great commuter car, auto., radio. Only 39,000 kms. PRICED TO SELL *2,998 take in instrument panel, rearview mirror, minor gauges; and outside mirrors. The back seat area is huge, even for a front drive. Three can sit J comfortably in the back. The trunk is wide and deep, but the liftover is a bit high and it isn't as deep as I thought it would be. The test car came with a climate t �= 'HICY' ' BETTER, GET ANOTHER CAR fA$ -R SES L'KE CAM. " 70G C'/1C4Q ARS n Ilp 1982 MAZDA RX7 A classic favorite, mint condition. PRICED TO SELL *3,988 19870 "88" ROYALE BROUGHAM Fully loaded, (amity size luxury vehide. PRICED TO SELL *8.SSS 1987 CARAVAN SE 7 passenger, air coed., auto. Free one year warranty included. PRICED TO SELL *5.888 4`301111 0 "'9410 1987 SABLE LS WAGON Loaded, loaded. PRICED TO SELL *69955 410 fi�,�� .'iiil 1986 VW V AGON GL Al wheel drive, 6 pass., people mover, full sunroof. Must be seen. PRICED TO SELL *7,219 s A*0 1986 NISSAN 300ZX T -bars, 6 cyl., turbo, top of the line. PRICED TO SELL *9,995 ' s m5,01 > QUALIrr PRICES '4ND PgyMENTS �a qT A -f 0 *0 1987 1987 EXCEL GLS 5 dr hatch auto, air cond . AIWFM sass A real beauty PRICED TO SELL *3,995 �94b 1986 CADILLAC All the Cadillac xtras. low, low km. Must be test driven. PRICED TO SELL *89988 1987 -o BUIL„.TE WAGON Full size. 9 pass wagon, fully loaded i x x HW Y. 2 in Another winner for Chrysler A loud cheer went up when the announcement for the Best New VanAWagon at the Automotive Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) Car of the Year Awards proclaimed the Dodge/Plymouth Colt/Eagle Summit vehicle in its category. With that award, the all-new five -passenger wagon took its place along side Chrysler already popular and industry-leading line of minivans. The Coit is built for Chrysler by Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) and the joint venture MMC-Sittipol Company Ltd. in Thailand. The vehicle is available in both Dodge and Plymouth versions, as imports. The wagon is also avail- able as part of the Eagle line-up for 7992. The Colt/Summit features many traditional minivan attributes, including sliding right -side passen- ger door, rear liftgate and flat load floor. The Colt is available in three trim levels -- the basemodel Dodge/Plvmouth Colt front wheel -drive wagon, the premium Colt SE ' front -wheel -drive wagon and the Colt SE all -wheel -drive (AWD) ' wagon. The Summit is available as a front -wheel -drive, in DL and LX trims, and an all -wheel -drive (AWD) model. The standard engine in the Colt/Summit is a 1.8 -litre, multi- point fuel -injected four -cylinder I engine. A 2.4 -litre four -cylinder i 1 powerplant is available as an 1option- The standard transmission is a five -speed manual, with a four - speed automatic available for all mots. tlt-steering column, dual elec- tric rear-view mirrors and full wheel covers are standard equip- ment on the Colt SE and Summit .LX models. A four-wheel anti-lock brake ;system (ABS) is available as an wtion- The Dodge/Plymouth Colt and Eagle Summit DL base model start lat $12,919. The AWD versions of !both vehicles start at $14,960. 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Honda's 2+2 sportscar. the driver's position makes it awkward to The Prelude 4WS features a 2.3 -litre, I was familiar with the four - reach unless you get out DOHC engine with an output of 160 horse - wheel steering system, but never power at 5,800 rpm and 156 ft. -lbs. of having driven one couldn't help x wondering if it wasn't just one of torque at 4,500 rgpm. cowl as it This r %� those gimmicks carmakers like to makes the Prelude x down the road as the offer up. Afterall, if this is such aWW' smooth -shifting five -speed great thing, why haven't otherNIP manufacturers picked up on it.`; manual transmission brings speed in no time. I remember the last words the ;h a =�..� l You u P to P� guy at the Honda garage said to wheel. .& e, The ease with which this car . me as I slipped behind the handles is simply amazing. As I mentioned above, I wondered about the effectiveness of the "You're the first one to test four-wheel steering configura- drive this one. Have fun." tion. A drive in the 4WS Prelude Well. Fasten your seatbelt. M_ cleared up any skepticism. The week ahead was fun _ b" ,; This car is responsive and indeed. When Honda unveiled the.. �� 1 .• effortless to drive. It handles curves and lane changes smoothly redesigned Prelude last fall. it : e thanks to system of sensors, actua took many People by surprise. The body style of the Prelude n' tors and microprocessors. You was well recognized, but the = - il: might not feel the benefits of the ( ); tour -wheel -steering system work- ing for you in everyday driving, but old blueprint and started with o ( it is nice to know it is there where a clean sheet of paper. They y. you are faced with a manoeuvre were instructed to design a 4 which calls for tight handling. gar which would make a 3 "" ' The base Honda Prelude list for statement. That statement turns out under 520,000 (S 19,595). The top - of -the -line 4WS comes with a list to be elegant in style and performance. _ price of 525,895, which includes The new Prelude is smartly styled, with speedometre and tachometre are everything you could possibly want S smooth flowing lines. The car retains some- ; easy to read. To the side, there is a clock and with the exception of a few cosmetic what of a wedge shape with a low, sloping a digital gauges for fuel, water and engine of the vehicle. details (wind deflector for the sun t hood and a high rear deck. temperatures. It is really an impressive sight Rear seat room is virtually non existent. I : roof and body side moldings). The low front and large windshield pro- when you first turn the key on and the whole like to drive with my legs stretched out, If you are looking for a vehicle which is vide great visibility to the front and sides. dash lights up like the Data's command cen- which put the driver's seat practically up as impressive in its performance as it is in over -the -shoulder checks are hindered by a tre on the Starship Enterprise. : against the rear seat. Rear headroom is styling, the Honda Prelude deserves a close large rear pillar, but that can be compensated The centre console features the climate- : severely limited by the rear -window design. look. j•1 WHAT DO THE EXPERTS SAY ABOUT SATURN? SATURN SC m0"" $ i 4,995' AU r UM; IFADY FOR Awl 1: DIr1111a1»■L+1:11: SATURN SL � IoM:9,995' `Highest Rating For Mechanical Reliability In TWO decades' CONSUMER REPORTS MAGAZINE `Beat Out Toyota In Sales Per Outlet' MARCH AUTOMOTIVE NEWS `Highest Customer Satisfaction In It's Class' .1 n mwrq r 14 *I it -May 6. 1992 s �-- - ' �.� Page 17 VW Golf is reliable and efficient 0 By JIM ROBINSON Because there are so many of veryabruptly to straight ahead after them on the market these days, one turning a corner. At the risk of be tends to forget it was almost 20 labelled sexist, women would find years ago when Volkswagen Rabbit this a pleasant car to drive, particu- which pioneered the concept of the larly in downtown traffic. front -drive, easy -to -own, hatch- On the highway, the three -speed back• automatic may not be Oh sure, the Morris Mini Minor the smoothest shifting did debut 10 years earlier and con- ; or most responsive tinucs to be built today; but it was automatic transaxlc never accepted in North America ever produced, but it the same way the Rabbit was. : certainly has stood the Somehow in the shuffle, we now test of time being one ,2 think of Japan, and increasingly of the most reliable North America, as the place where autoboxes you can buy you can get a sedan to carry four in any car an} where. ; (live in a pinch) for under S15,000. Same goes for the The Rabbit has evolved into the engine. It looks the current Golf. As this is being writ- same as the 1.8 -litre ten, the third generation has been four -cylinder going unveiled in Europe and should be back to Rabbit days, hitting these shores in the spring, but it has seen a lot of but one could expect a price refinement. Today, it increase. pumps out 100 hp, not That in turn prompted a tele- bad for an ci:•ht-valve four cylinder. phone call to Volkswagen Canada Using a combination of air flow to find out if there was still such a meterine. a)mputer ,and knock sen- - thing as an "affordable" VW, and sors, the Gell pulls stronr!v, and indeed, there is. ' Prices for the two -door Golf diesel begin at 5 10,7 10 while the gasoline version lists for the identi- cal price. Same goes for the four - door, both diesel and gasoline ver- I ,ion are priced at S 11,2(X). You can actually buy a fuel -injected GTi for $l 3,X80. That is remarkable as the GTi created what we now call the r "hot -hatch' nide:, which is particu- larly attractive to the hip, young huver. Thus 1 was eager to try out the entry level VW to find out if it still Is a car to be reckoned with: or if it's a car still being produced to make extra cash for Wolfsburg now that all the tooling has been amor- tised. As the next generation Golf con- tinues the same concept and layout, the latter is certainly not the case. , Both our 1992 test vehicle and the next generation to come Golf have the same layout harking back to the Rabbit. The engine is mount- ed transversely at the front driving - - through a five -speed manual or three -speed automatic transaxlc. •' The Golf still has an upwardly opening rear hatch, albeit with a high lift over, and the ability to fold down the back seats to retake a very capacious cargo area big enough to move easy chairs. Our test car is certainly for the _..� minimalist motorist having few " options. It did not have the follow- ing options: 5430, power steering; •a S 129 height adjust steering; 5510 sunroof; S290 cruise control; or the"""me S 1, 185 air conditioning. In addition to it's base price of S10,710 our test two -door, fuel- injected model did have: S270 metallic paint in nondescript green; � ET AIR and it came with the $275 pull-out, full -logic cassette radio which gave marvellous tone but was, unform- OR EQUIVALENT CREDIT • 1 nately, let down by an antenna 'SEE US FOR DETALS,OFFER VAUDONSaECT which just didn't seem to have any CANNOT BE COWINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFS Pulling power. With hand -wind windows and outside mirrors adjusted by a manu- al joystick affair, the Golf may have K been short of a few luxury items, but ride and go were not two of them, that is after I got use to the lack of power steering. [*would advise anyone ordering the car to find the $430 it takes to have a power rack installed. Not ' RI only is it very heavy to steer and park at slow speeds (after all the engine's full weight is on the front 1 Z� wheels) but the toe -in camber on the front wheels makes it jump back cleanly, till well up past the legal limit. Push your foot down at any speed and. passing gear cuts in smartly, something I've found lack- ing in Japanese luxury cars costing more than S40,(XX). It was a pleasure, I mean it, to pop ' the hood of a 1992 car and he able to understand what everything ws a there for. The hack vard mechani; can still change the oil and adjust the timing of this car without maker -installed computers defeat- ing your efforts. There is also the question of I safety. Volkswagen has been a leader in "crumple zones" in their cars. Inside there is more than enough room and the seats are firm and supportive if a bit dull. The entire cabin continues a long-standing VW tradition of being finished in a rather somber dark grey velour. But, these interiors are known for their longevity, some- thing else which people have come to expect from �,` VW. The instru- r'y .�' �"= ment pod, while comprehensive ,. enough, now appears old-fash- ioned and in need of an update. But to do that would add to the sell- ing cost and 1111111000111- defeat the pur- pose of offering an affordable Volkswagen. If your primary interest in a set of wheels is reliability, fuel efficien- cy, and long life. Volkswagens long-servine Golf ma,. he the answer. May 6, 1992 R Q►wa •r s T "mom Pape 18 t SSE s performancematches its looks. I • By JIM ROBINSON It's hard to believe that with the . even more impressive with the red - 1992 version, Pontiac Bonneville orange evening illumination. has been in continuous production o The SSE has the pinball arcade f for 35 years. = digital compass, but over on the left In that time the car has gone and out of the way this time. But it through nine complete makeovers. has added a Head Up Display ! The previous Bonneville was the (HUD) right out of a fighter jet first to carry the SSE badge and it Using a gimbaled mirror so you I was an immediate hit. can adjust it, it reflects a digital Looking like great basking readout of your speed, tum signals, sharks with their spoilers, air dams and side moulding appliques here there .and everywhere, it was about as incon- spicuous as a F-15 fighter jet Yes, the car had looks, but it was a little short in the performance area. It was blessed with GM's 3800 V6 and some tweaks to the suspension, but it was no Eurosedan. Many a hotshot in his SSE soon found himself embarrassed if the going got quick and twisty. In its newest evolution, Pontiac i v • has taken all it has learned in the past five model years and engi- neered it into the new SSE and SSEi. .. The later model features the a trusty 3800 now with a supercharg- er pumping out 205 horsepower and a stump -pulling 260 torques. The test model is the SSE which has everything except the supercharger- to produce 170 hp and 220 torques. _ I mentioned Pontiac has factored i D in a lot of new engineering. It comes with anti-lock brakes and the � • � • � � • • new "two -flow" electronic variable - effort steering. It also sits on new 16 -inch wheels with 225 -series all season performance tires. But what it has which makes a major differ- ence is electronic traction control - Traction control uses the same • �• •• `. kind of monitoring during accelera- tion the ABS does in providing con- trolled braking. In fact, many of the components are shared in GM's 'M version. At launch and up to 50 - kilometres per hour, the system - FA senses which front -drive power wheel is losing traction and starting • • • ' • r1 to spin. When that happens, theCA brakes are applied until the wheel - ,. iQ slows down and the tire starts to . e0 grab. It all but eliminates torque ( steer, the Achilles Heel of previous SSE hot foots. With variable rate • • , • + Uri shocks and hefty stabilizer bars, the 1992 SSE is a performer. 3Y My boss, who owned a 1988 SSE, was pleased at the improve - mems particularly the way coffee ;cup holders have been factored in s' ? -the doors and both front and rear • • • consoles. ` Outside, the styling is now very much in the Japanese "organic" vein except Pontiac is not adverse' i � so adding spoilers front and rear and .. huge side mouldings with distinct straight limes to the otherwise ovide body forms. I realize these thingsf ' are functional but I must confess 1 " f f the standard SE strikes me as pretti- ` ` i er, except the rounded tail without • "d the spoiler. Step into the driver's seat and you get the full SSE -Star Wars - • • • . • a ' treatment. There is the tack, sp gar gauges and es direct- �,• ly in front of the arched dash with _ gauges for oil pressure, ammeter + and water temp to the right. Start ism the car and the needles all swing through full arcs to the right, then left, and back again. At night it's and high beams just to the left and work to make the ?.•., have the double slightly below your line of sight. 3800 V6 one of the stroller test added It's a wonderful thing during the most frugal, yet to the playpen day, but 1 found it a bit of a nui- powerful, engines test. The 1992 sance at night on unlit roads. You in its class. Bonneville trunk can lower the luminosity or just Transport Canada .. is increased over tum it off, so it's not a real problem. reports fuel con- the previous This is a heavy car but it isn't sumption of 13.4 xa.. model to 18.1 heavy on gas. General Motors's to L/100 kms in the cubic feet, more be commended on its continuing city and 8.1 L/100 than enough for km highway. My combined aver- r the kiddie items. age over the period was just a tad Entry cost for the SSE (without over 9.8 U100 kms, not bad at all. leather seating) is S30,198. Another note worthy advance is Included in the price was the air ° a passenger -side air bag plus a driv- bags, HUD, remote keyless entry, o er-side air bag set in the steering and eight speakers for the sound • r wheel but with accommodation for system. The power, two-way sun - redundant radio controls AND the - roof added S 1,455 to the cost and horn. This is all backed up by three- the theft deterrent system another point belts. Bravo Pontiac! $230 for a grand total of 531,983. The Pass -Key anti -theft system is Compare this to the topline Infiniti neat. It uses a resistor pellet on the 130t at 545,000 and you have food : ignition key with one of 15 resin- for thought lance values in it. A decoding circuit The 1992 Pontiac SSE is not module allows the car to start only if shrinking violet when it comes to the right key and resistance value is street presence; but now it has used. 1990s handling to match the I have a new baby, so I now looks. 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