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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_05_080 A r�G 11 JURHAM R LOW PRICES Friday, May 8, 1992 �a •srM.�., . Y � .. •. .. MifJ'�'� ... w ti..w, .'t.M—�. jt l � Y.w � • Pickering Edition 9YERTISER THE SE BOX F%kering Town Centro 831-7009 ZS Pees . A Metroland Com nvinity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 .510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 19 The power of the pen is mighti- er than the sword. That's how Amnesty International's Ajax - Pickering group feels after a letter - writing campaign it was involved in resulted in the release of 10 peo- ple. The captives had been detained in Turkey in connection with a political opposition organi- zation and were in fear of torture. For more information on the group, call Rosemary at 683-9450 or Audrey at 837-2850. Inside the f t c N V- Hews '.. . Durham university may open in '93 Pege 3 She's gym dandy IH- Page 20 10 IS~ -irll` ol At �the movies... 17 Letters...................»............—A Billboard..........»»..........»..__S Obituaries............. __S S.............................2p Classified ........»........22 WE RECYCLE 3Dk• Funding cutback feared School/industry link in jeopardy By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM - An organization that helps prepare teens for the work- force will be in jeopardy if the public school board pulls its funding. Su says Shelley Craig, executive director of the Durham Industry/Education Council. "I feel we have been given funds, but not enough to sustain on our own," says Ms. Craig. "If they pull out, it will make it extremely diffi- cult if not impossible (to operate). If they pulled out now, we'd be his- tory." Lost drugs may be dangerous PICKERING - Potentially -dangerous prescription drugs and a large sum of money have been lost here, and police are asking for help in locating them. A drug used to combat migraine headaches, which should only be taken if prescribed by a doctor, and 5500 in cash were lost by a woman who left Knob Hill Farms on Hwy. 2 around 9:30 a.m- Tuesday. She travelled by Pickering Transit to Alder Court in the Whites Rd. and Sheppard Ave. area and discovered the loss after arriving home. The items fell out of her pocket. Eight syringes of Imitrex, each containing six milligrams, and one auto injector containing one syringe of the drug are missing. The auto injector looks like a black pen with a blue tip and is about eight inches long. The syringes were in sealed packages. The drug's manufacturer,Glaxo, recommends the drug not be prescribed to Girl swarmed patients with heart prob- lems, says spokesman PICKERING - A 13 -year- Tim Turnbull. Nor will old girl was swarmed behind the drug give anyone a the Pickering Recreation "high," he says. "It's only Complex Tuesday night- for migraines. It doesn't The girl was riding her do anything else...Like all bike just before 10 pm. when prescription drugs, there she was surrounded by seven are inherent risks if taken teenagers 16 and 17 years of in excess. - age who demanded money. Anyone who finds When she didn't have these items is asked to money to hand over, the gang take them to a police sta- of six males and one female tion, a pharmacy, or to took her ear rings, watch and call Durham Regional three rings. Police at 683-9100. Durham Board of Education trustees voted last week to tell the DISC the board will stop funding the organization in September, 1993. "It's news to me," says Ms. Craig. "I haven't heard a thing and we have a trustee on our board of directors." Her organization provides schools with lists of companies and indi- viduals who'll speak to students on employment and careers; holds career awareness workshops; organizes career fairs at schools; and stages other activities that bring education and business together. It was See SCH001--Yage 3 fl �a Chelsea Gardens. 9-3/4%` 5 year financing - 5% down. From $129,900. Visit our models. ( t 2, �- � '�" - Wxi A & I '(') (vial:fi.-I irlydi.,.,cr%. rp N ROB$ � p Ia10 ST. � , 101 School/business ,link in jeopardy FROM PAGE 1 founded in 1987 as a link between business and schools. The council has been funded by the public board and the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, with each board chipping in $29,420 last year. The public board was going to withdraw the balance of its fund- ing for 1992 ($12,700) during bud- get deliberations. However, trustees felt if they ended funding immediately the program would collapse. "We've been funding it for three years now in co-operation with the (separate board)," said 4`110board chairman Louise Farr at Monday's meeting. "In Septcm- ber, 1993, we hope the association can stand on its own." Ms. Craig says that, since the council was given charitable status in the fall, it can now look for financial support from the commu- nity. "But all charitable organiza- tions are feeling (the pinch) right now," says Ms. Craig. "Even busi- nesses that have supported us aren't around any more." She says it's extremely hard for her as the sole council staffer to run an office and the programs, keep in touch with 165 schools, wrid raise funds at the same time. "I'm obviously very distraught, to say the least," she says. "I understand the predicament they're in, but we're talking about the skill shortage. "For the services we provide ... I don't think it's a lot to ask from the boards of education." Ms. Craig notes the Ontario minister of education hadn't come to visit Durham in ages, but, because of her persistence, minis- ter Tony Silipo came here in November to speak to teachers and members of business and industry. "I understand that Louise (Farr) believes we need to be funded by business and industry. 1 agree, and it should be one-third (business), one-third (industry) and one-third (education). And that is our intent this year." Ms. Craig hopes for S20,000 in donations this year. "I've hit over 50 companies so far and it's hard going out there," she says. "I can't imagine where I can find more hours in a day to do all this fund raising. We only start- ed asking people to be members this January." But Ms. Craig says she'll make DISC work no matter what. "I'm personally committed to this and I'll do (anything) to make sure this succeeds. But I'm not a miracle worker." The top brass Lord Elgin Public School student JP Love was the top brass at a recent brass rubbing demonstration at the Ajax school. Though the job was a tough one, he soon discov- ered A was worthwhile. -photo by A.J. Groen Teens arm selves in war on drugs DURHAM - High school stu- dents acting as role models for younger pupils want to arm them- selves with more ammunition in their fight against drugs. That's why they'll be attending a day -long peer drug counselling seminar Saturday. A local physician will talk to them about drugs and addictions, a Durham Regional Police officer will discuss drug laws and how dealers operate, and a Durham Board of Education counsellor will speak about the psychology of being a peer and offer tips on deal- ing with children. Though peer counsellors from area high schools have been talk- ing to Grades 7 and 8 students about drugs for several years now, "some kids asked questions we couldn't answer," admits Oshawa resident Kurt Cordice. The former Donevan Collegiate Institute student organized the seminar "to give peer wunsellors more background on drugs. Some kids knew more about street drugs than we did," he recalls. That background will make a "very good program even better," believes the 20 -year-old. "We talk one-on-one with kids. There are no teachers or authority figures when we meet and we have a strict poli- cy about confidentiality." It's believed that approach will encourage children not to be intim- idated about asking questions, thereby learning more. Counsellors have also discussed conflict reso- lution and anti -racism with younger students. Sponsored by the Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham, the seminar's being held at Harwood Secondary School in Ajax. 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FAG 93 0 Durham university may open next year By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM- The region is about to get its first university, the Durham University Centre. Durham College president Gary Polonsky announced the plans while speaking to Oshawa Rotary Club members Monday. "We'll start small and we'll grow small," said Mr. Polonsky of the proposed 140,000 -square -foot university on the site of Durham College's Oshawa campus. "We'll move into the quantum leap once the economy can handle it." Construction of the S20 -million project, north of the college, is expected to begin this fall. Mr. Polonsky hopes to see the universi- ty in operation by 1993 at the earli- est, 1994 at the latest. He said Durham College and Durham University Centre would be "good friends" and would be coordinated by his office. Students would be able to get two degrees — a bachelor of arts and a bachelor of science — from courses offered by accredited uni- versities. The college already offers such courses, but not in a full-time day program. "We have to get our feet wet and get some experience of what running a university is all about," said the president. The university would start out offering degrees in programs such as engineering and education and eventually offer graduate school diploma programs. Mr. Polonsky compared Durham Centre University to Nipissing in North Bay, however he said the closest model is Rochester Community College University Centre in :Minnesota. He pointed out that other com- munities the size of Oshawa have major universities, and Durham is expected to grow to a population of 500,000 or 600,000 in the near future. Announcing Genco's 2nd Annual Lofty le in the Sail Loft No ordinary Sale at Genco... Bargain basement prices... Remember our 1st Annual Sale? What Work a visit? You bet' SPERRY shoes at 30X OFF and shoes hom OMEGA • HARKEN and HENRI LLOYD at 5C% OFF PROPOWER cordless toots. AquaMeter Compasses. 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HE 'Difficult' time'for college grads on job hunt By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM - Durham College graduates are going to have to look long and hard tc, get jobs this year. "I consider this year to be a very, difficult year for job opportunities," says Margaret Greenley, director of placement at the college. "The economy is definitely still down." Students hear so much negative news about jobs that many are giv- ing up before they start, she says. But even with the recession, last year 86 per cent of Durham grads were able to get jobs, and 73.8 per cent managed to find jobs in their field of study. A major indicator of the job out- look is General Motors, says Ms. Greenlet'. "Whatever General Motors is doing sets the tone for Durham Region," she says. There's no shortage of pan -time jobs, she adds. The number is up by 120 per cent, but there aren't many full-time jobs available. "That's the nature of this pen- cid.- she says. "Employers are hir- ing contract and part-time. The important thing is to get an entry- level position, and once you're in you have the opportunity to prove yourself." Students make the mistake of just looking in the classified section Of the newspaper, she says, whom in fact they should be reading the whole newspaper to find out who is expanding, who has picked up a new, tender and who is new to the area She advises graduates to identify the companies that can use their skills and market themselves: don't wait around for a job posting. "Even in tough times there are businesses doing well. But these businesses aren't advertising. They don't have to — people are knock- ing on their door. "During a recession the posi- tions that are available are entrv- level positions. They're cutting back at the top. The entry-level positions an still there." she says_ 'Our grads are 1n a good position. They have specific skills geared toward the marketplace. Business Nuclear unit closed for repair PICKERING - An extensive cleaning and inspection program is under way on boilers of a nuclear reactor unit at the Picker- ing Nuclear Generating Station. Unit 5, the longest -running unit on the station's 'B' side, has been shut down so 2,000 tubes in each of its 12 boilers can be cleaned. It was recently discov- ,ered that a sludge build-up at the base of the boilers contained cor- rosive materials which were dam- aging the boiler tubes. Ontario Hydro spokeswoman Meg Feniak says other units at the station are in good shape. Unit 8 will be shut down for a few days for preventive work so the same situation doesn't occur, she adds. Chemistry control should delay any build-up in future, says Ontario Hydro. Because of the number of tubes to be cleaned, the process is expected to take several months with the unit returned to service sometime Ibis, sum ater.. must have a highly skilled work force to compete. Our grads are put on the job and immediately they're able to start producing." Graduates will have to start look- ing for jobs differently than they did in the, past to compete for the fewer jobs available. That may mean leaving town. "We're going to be very lucky if we do (find jobs)," says Lisa Box, 23. "There's not much out there at all. I would rather work in Oshawa and Whitby, but I'm looking for jobs in Toronto." The student will be graduating in June from the office administration program. She just finished her field placement at a Toronto company and is hoping to land a job there. Janine Foster, 21, is one of the more fortunate graduates. The food and drug technology student saw a job posted on the board at the college placement office, took a resume to the compa- ny, had an interview, and landed the job two days later. Ms. Foster is now a junior plating technician for ITT Cannon in Whit- by. "I had an attitude that I thought it Job 'sea r-- ch tips 4ere are some tips to help you out once you get that job inter- view: J Know who you'll be talking to, and where -interviewers don't like to wait, and won't accept 'I got lost' as an excuse; J Research the company, find out about its products; U Dress appropriately for the job you're seeking; U Speak clearly and distinctly; U Always arrive early; U Have a confident attitude, but don't put on a front or beg for a Job; J Sit comfortably in your chair, and avoid swinging your foot nervously, wringing your hands and fidgeting. Look the interviewer in the eye; J Don't give the impression you're willing to do any job — apply for a specific job; U Ask specific questions about the company and working condi- tions; J Be truthful; U Leave when the interview is finished — don't outlast your welcome; U Thank the employer for his or her time, but don't overdo it. 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I had my part-time job," says Ms. Foster. "I think I'm spoiled because I looked at the fust job and got it." Alana Gaudet doesn't have any job prospects lined up, and she doesn't care. She is one of the students who is in a program from which graduates are in high demand. "I'm getting married in the fall and it depends on where my fiance gets a job," says Nis. Gaudet, who believes it will be easier for her to get a job as a dental hygienist than her fiance as a teacher. The dental hygiene program at the college has 28 spots and there's usually over 7(X) applications. Grad- uates have a 100 -per -cent placement rate. Jeff Quinn is graduating from the accounting program at the college. He doesn't have a job lined up yet, but he's sending out his resumes. "I. know I'll find something. I10) .isn't too pleasing out there," says Mr. Quinn. "It might take a little longer, but I'll find something;' Anne Marks, student council president at the college, is graduating from the entertainment administra- tion program. "I'm going back to university;' says Ms. Marks. "With the reces- sion, jobs are very scarce, especially in my field — entertainment. I'm going back to finish my degree.,, The most important thing, says Ms. Greenley, is a positive outlook. "The greatest fear is. that they're listening to all the negave news and they'll give up before they start. peo- ple are getting jobs." Durham College offers a free placement and job posting service for employers, who can contact Ms. Greenley at 576-0210, ext. 340. WCOME AND t WORSHIP ANBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1820 Whites Rd. N Pickering Village United Church -The Family Church" 300 Church St. N., Ajax 'WORSHIP 11 00 A.M. 683-4721 839-1353 Rev. Howard Zurhrigg Phyllis Spencer Worship b Sunday School Pickering Standard Church 10:30 air. (Methodist) Brock Fid. and Hwy. 17 ST. ANDREW'S Sunday Sunday School 10:15 Worship: 11 a.tn and 7 Wed. 7:30: Adult Bible SWdy andd Christian C PRESBYTERIAN Life Club for children five. teens 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 7 f E I G HTS BAPTIST C11FRCH REV. JAMES BIGGS Meet3�p,t �t r'ubt;� s WORSHIP b CAve North. Riaz CHURCH SCHOOL Oust Fist of LOEB Plan) tuoRNz`c woresttlP:lo�o a.m. 11 00 A M Rev. Jams Rmdle - Paster 686.1710 TO ADVERTISE YOUR Dunbarton-Fairport United Church 1064 DunWon Rd., Mckarlep CHURCHS SERVICES OR 839-7271 SPECIAL EVENTS PLEASE Wonhlp a Church School CALL JANICE Church Service 10:30 a.m. GARAGE SALE YAy Y3, 9.2 AT 683-5110. FRANK'S Oshawa Discount House FIREWORKS IS BACK... AGAIN for the 34th year with thbiggest and best selected assortment of fireworks anywhere in Ontario. Choose from a new and large variety of factory fresh fireworks. picked from around the world, at the lowest price possible. V 10 UPTO 50% OF 1009/9 guaranteed by - replacement in the 18 - Wheeler Truck Trailer at the WHITBY MALL PARKING LOT r Hwy. 2 at Thickson Rd. near Arby's "Look for Frank's Fireworks everywhere STARTS.TODAY k -A -0m, -.t- ­-, Hospital construction to resume next month AJAX-PICKERING - Construction on the second phase of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital expan- sion will cost $5 million less than expected and will begin in June. Hospital officials had feared last week the provin- cial ministry of health might not approve moving ahead with the expansion due to budget restraints, admits hospital board of directors chairman David McKay. However, on April 30 the ministry approved a $20.5 -million tender from Cooper Construction, the same firm that recently completed foundation work on the expansion. "That's why we're over the moon," says Mr. McKay, adding that medical staff and board members are all delighted. The expansion, in various stages of planning since 1981, is expected to relieve overcrowding at the hospital, last expanded in 1964. The recent news that 45 acute- care beds have been postponed in expansion plans pending a review hasn't dampened spirits. Acute- care beds are under scrutiny in all Ontario hospitals, explains administrator Bruce Cliff. A review of the bed situation at Ajax -Pickering General is being conducted by the Durham District Health Council while an operational review is under way by a consultant. Mr. Cliff says he's confident the ministry will approve the 45 beds if they're Springiest bash in Pickering tomorrow PICKERING - Springfest '92, an all -day, all-night community bash, will be held in Pickering tomorrow. Proceeds will go to the Canadi- an Cancer Society and the Picker- ing Swim Club. The fun starts at 9 am. in the closed -off parking lot of the Pick- ering Home and Design Centre, Hwy. 401 and Brock Rd. Admission is free to daytime events, which include a pancake breakfast, balloon rides, music and dance on stage, -a carnival, public rollerblade skating, Go Karts, mini -golf, a barbecue, bar and wine tent, a fasbioa show and Mone. A dance panty begins at 8 p.m. -with CHUM -FM's Rick Ringer and special guests Sab and the All Star Band. Dance tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the gate, with children under six admitted free. Tickets are available at Ticket- master (870-8000) McGinnis Landing Restaurant (428-6383) and at the Home and Design Cen- tre Idea Place (4274332). Attentil rqubl pups and our Regular Customers, that may be, interested in cltlebalMg yiclona Day with a fireworks Case from a new and large variety of tory tresh fireworks picked from around the world'--r■,7� "We're absolutely delighted with the ministry's support in these times," he says. "Every project in Ontario is under scrutiny." Mr. McKay adds that because the ministry is look- ing for alternatives to its current delivery of services, an out-patient department in the expanded hospital is a possibility. Phase two of the expansion will include construc- tion of a bay addition on the north side of the hospital at the ground and first -floor levels for expanded sup- port, diagnostic and treatment services; a new mater- nity floor; an expanded intensive -care unit and beds for psychiatric patients. "We have a first-class facility now but it will be better (after expansion) in terms of the physical plant," notes Mr. Cliff. T= 1111119M ADVERB! FVDAY, MAY 161992 -PACS s 1 oiunteers Pitch} t...... 6 hey er vironment ........ .... .... ...... ........ ...... . .. ......... .. . 1-....................'..... ..... -, .......... ......... AJAX-PICKERING -It's Pitch -In Weep across Carhada and local clean-up efforts are planned by a number of groups. :..More than one million volunteers help with spring litter clean-: up in Canada each year, according to the Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters, project coordinator. Pitch -1n is intended to involve residents in conaurtity-based activities designed to keep litter under control and boost recycling efforts. Clears -up projects are planned in Ajax by the l st Pickering ... Cubs, the 6th Ajax Cubs, the 7th Ajax Cubs, Lester B. Pearson Public School, Lord Elgin Public School and St. Catherine of Siena School. In Pickering, pitching in will be the 2nd Pickering Scouts, 2nd Pickering Beavers, 2nd Pickering Cubs, 2nd Picker- ing Scout Troop Leaders, 3rd Pickering Cubs, Bayview Heights Public School, Rosebank Road Public School, St. Anthony Daniel School and Vaughan Willard Public school. 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Though peer counsellors from area high schools have been talk- ing to Grade 7 and 8 students about drugs for several years now, they're getting morn ammunition this weekend to better arm them- selves in the war on dope. They'll be attending a day -long peer drug counselling seminar at Harwood Secondary School in Ajax Saturday when they'll learn how to deal with children and they'll be updated on the currant drug scene. That's important because, as the seminar organizer not long out of high school himself says, the peer counsellor can always use more background as bullets in their battle. Past one-on-one ses- sions between the teens and the youngster have shown counsellors- "Some ounsellors"Some kids knew more about street drugs than we did." He believes the information the peer counsellors will learn Sat- urday will make a "very good program even better." Any program designed to stop drug abuse before it starts wins our admiration. o STEPs K 40 • FU%7 V u Letters ►it� Let's not rush Altona To the editor, I am writing with respect to the news item regarding a vote on the fate of the Altona Forest perhaps going ahead on !Monday, Ma-, .t at Pickering Council. It is under- standable that Bramalea as the pn- mary landowner in the Forest is anxious to see a Draft Plan of Sub- division approved. However, the council had good reasons to ask the Ontario Minister of the Envi- ronment for an opinion about the future of this site. It appears that a reply has not yet been received. How can council justify going ahead with any plans until the reply has been received and evalu- 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, tint., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. ated by staff' Bramalea is well aware that there is a mountain of legislation pending that will affect the future of important sites like the Altona Forest. The Forest is an environmentally significant wood - lot, not oily for its size and loca- tion, component species and hydro- logical importance, but also for the link it provides in the Rouge -Duf- fin corridor. Representatives from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources made this clear to coun- cil on April 6, Indeed. Bramalea purchased the property knowing it was designated an ESA (Environmentally Signifi- cant Area). Given that they have waited for more than 12 years for these approvals, it seems indecent haste to rush them through now. Could it be that the Town of Pick- Ilao-C y0ujolc Sa cring and the landowners reaii/e that under the new guidelines development on the scale proposed would not be permitted'' Under these circumstances it is irresponsible of council to move ahead with a Town -inspired draft plan approval on an Official Plan Amendment to permit landowners to make any and all decisions con- sistent with their best interests 0 0 :Ls:Lon (including sale of the property), rather than the beast interests of the peopie of Pickering. V One would hope that any deci- sion of councii would rely on sound judgment based on an ecosystem approach tD planning, rather than on any "free dinner" Provided by developers. Brian Henshaw, Pickering The News Advertiser asked residents their opinions of the recent riots in Toronto and Los Angeles and what can be done to avoid similar incidents in 616- &.&- ridiculous. Not too much can be done." News advertiser A Metrolond Community Newspaper Timothy John Whittaker Frank Stacey says, "We lost it in our schools. Kids don't have respect for adults; there are too many one -parent families and kids are too much on their own." Y Y AA v Ukris Ar000ey says, "People were itching to take advantage of the situation, looting stores. Demonstrations were just an excuse for other people thinking about their own good." The entire content """"' - """`-`m-nm` GREG COMES - Managing of the News Adver- Editor 1111101 1111 protected by KIGH NNCHOLXM - Advertising Manager copyright and A40NKU IEA - retail Sales Manager unauthorized use AK FAKO DIME - Distribution Manager without wdten con- NEWS110 M - 614110 sent Is prohibited. DWWWTM - 63-6117 • • The publisher REWLADVBrrIM-63.5110 1108ertret the fight to CLAWRED - 79{-761 classify or refuse FAX -63-736 any adveAkemerrt NA70NAL ADVBnISINC SALES 193-13W at his dltcntlon. 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(East of Markham d.12M=IG21 ;540 ,A 401 s uwpENCE 9 p "°. � O s O i� O r 0 I� JFAGE i -THE NEWS ADVERTlSM FRIDAY, MAY S. 1"2 t5flIM—LIF IDA 8 FUN FAIR: Woodlands Cen- tennial 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 ele- phant. TOY DAY: Mastermind Education- al, Pickering Town Centre, invites chil- dren to pkry with toys Fri., May 8 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Donations accept- ed for Ajax -Pickering hospital; dis- count offered on purchase of Play - mobil toys. 831-6287 FUN FAIR: A fun fair will be held at Southwood Park Public School, 28 Lambard Cres, Ajax on Fri.. May 8. from 5 3C to 8 30 p.m Dinner avail- able 683-5230 CERCLE FRANCOPHONE D'AJAX: Le Ce,ce=rc^c-oplone d•Aax es' ouvert aux femmes dont Ic langue maternelle est le francois et qui cont situes a Ajax, ackering, Whitby et les environs Si vows vouez communiquer da -,s vo+re gangue matemelle verez vousjorndre a nous. verdredi Ie 8 ma, a 8 00 du so r Pour plus de rense gne- me-1 *eleohoner Ie 428-2'32 OLD TIME MUSIC: Senor citizens ore ^v'ec *c'ne se, o,S' actvty cen- tre. 91;, iverpoa Rd . ackerng, Fri clay evenings from 7 to 9 3C p toy oia- tr^e music. darts. coo, a^a cards Nc cnarge 42062'. ee 2078 SATURDAY 9 PLANT SALE -^e PcKer g -or- Soc ey w -cc: a :>an. soje So, Mcy 9 s c" g a' 9 a.—, St A,noxew's ^esc, te,:c^ Ch C^. Gn.:"C` S' „a..., ` 0)1A Hwy 2, Ajax. 831-1077. SPRINGFEST: A family festival and street dance will be held Sat., May 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. in the parking lot at the Pickering Home and Design Centre, Brock Rd and Hwy 401. Bands, food, dancers, games and more. Daytime events free; street dance tickets $ 10 in advance at the Idea Place (427-4332). Proceeds to the Canadian Cancer Society and the Pickering Swim Club 686-1516 (Andrea Shaw). CRAFT SALE: Gandatsetiagon Pub- lic School will hold a craft/garage sale Sat. May 9 from 9 30 am to 330 p m at 1868 Parkside Dr., Flickering. BARBECUE: The 5th Ajax Beavers and Cubs wiC hold a barbecue Sat.. May 9, from 11 a m. to 4 p m.. at the LOEB Baywood Centre, at the corner of Boyly St and Monarch Ave -Ajax. AUCTION: le Oshawa Deaf Cen- tre wii "os� c `und-raising auction Sat, May 9 at the man campus of Durham College, 200C Simcoe St. N, Oshawa Artwork. jewelry, weekend for two ana more P eview begins at 1230 p m with ouc' or at 2 p Admission S 10 579-3328 CTN/M VOLUNTEER TRAINING: -',e A;cx- Picke• ng (ec Cress w • c. volun- teers •o work or emergency evacua- tor cert es Sol . V oy 9 from 9 3C a m to 12 30 p m c' t"e St !ohr A-nou- lance Headc6ar'ers. Harwood Pace Mal!, A,ox 42u-3383 (Donna ut.on) or 723-2933 (-,art HarselD REFORM DANCE' ^e On*aco f�o- ing-<e'cr— = c—, v ^o.c a spr,ng '505 Ina '6Cs acrce So'. Vey 9, from 8 P - : c T . r ~"'e HVS A,cx 'coo- c'--e oomc` ^e Ac)( CoT roily Ce --,e S2^ a pe'sc bb° 3959 (S'eve; 43C-7329 I� . 420 _--4 PLAN- SAL; St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church will 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 Ajax Warriors Soccer Club will hold a sale of soccer shoes, T-shirts, shin - guards and bolls at the Ajax Warriors Clubhouse (Centennial and Monarch) on Sat., May 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Last chance to get equip- ment at sale prices. 427-0245 (Pat Meira) or 683-0351 (Henry Nelson). GARAGE SALE: The Hermitage Community Association will hold a community garage sale Sat., May 9. from 8 a.m to 2 p.m., throughout the Obituanes GREEN, Anne - Entered into rest at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Wednesdav, May 6, 1992. Anne Kowalchuk, beloved wife of Ralph Green. Loving mother of Richard and his wife Angela, Karen and her husband Gordon Allan, Diane and her husband Bruce Skelton, all of Whitby. Dear grandmother of Ryan, Christopher, Stephanie, Brennan. and Brittany. Sister of Nick Kowalchuk, Marion Green, Russell Kow alchuk. and predeceased by Michael. Sister- in-law of Fred Green, Allen Green, and Phyllis Shields. Funeral service in the chapel at McEachme Funeral Home, 28 O:L! K:r.gston Rd.. Ajax (Pickcrng Hermitage area of Ajax. Look for signs to sales locations at Rotherglen Rd. N. at Griffiths Dr. and Church St. N. at Meekings Dr. 686,5504. EUCHRE TOURNEY: An open euchre tournament will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion in Claremont on Sat., May 9 with registration at noon and play starting at 1 p.m. Cost is $ 10 per team with all fees put up as prize money. There's also a 50/50 draw and Nevada tickets available. 649-3166 (evenings). NATURAUSTS FIELD TRIP: The Picker - HAMPTON. Joan Elizabeth - Peacefully after a courageous battle with cancer, at Sunnybrook Health Science Centre, Toronto, on Tuesday, May 5, 1992. Joan Elizabeth (Ramey). Beloved wife of Ted Hamp- ton. Loving mother of Brenda and Laura. Daughter of Lyle and the late Isabelle Haney of Samia. Daughter- in-law, of Muriel and Ray Hampton. Sadly missed by many family mem- bers and friends. Mrs. Hampton will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, ?X Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488, after 3 p.m. Fri- day. Funeral service in the chapel on Saturday, May 9 at I 1 a.m. Interment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, Ajar. The family will receive friends from ing Naturalists will visit wooded area, to view flowers and birds Sunday, may 10. Meet at southwest comer of Pick- ering GO station parking lot at 8:30 a.m. Wear waterproof footwear, 439. 5467 (Stuart). WIDOWS, WIDOWERS: A social club for widows and widowers will meet Sun., May 10, at 7:30 p.m., in the 420 Wing, Oshawa Airport. Dancing, stxwf- lleboard, cards. 683-2045 (Ermie), 430- 0 130 (Forbes) or 683-3855 (Marion). FLOWERS: Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. Ajax, would be pleased to place a complementary flower on the lot of any mother interred in its gardens for Mother's Day. 427-5416 (Anne). 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Dona tions to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, 261 Davenport Rd., Suite 202, Toronto, Ontario, M5R 1 K3, would be appreciated. WHALE, Donald Frederick - Entered into rest suddenly at the fam- ily residence, Ajax, on Tuesday, May 5, 1992. Donald Frederick Whale, beloved husband of Betty. Loving father of Alfred of Ajax. Dear brother of Murray of Ajax, Barbara of North York, and predeceased by Harvey. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, dona- tions to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital would be appreciated. . .•9.1r - S r Q r L 0 �°�e'tvr�i►idvk3rti�t�'kiifiill� iirtuf �'�nia►�ck� -�� Adopting a park Pickering councillor Rick Johnson helps St. Anthony Daniel School students Janile MacKintosh and Jordan Forestier with a ribbon -cut- ting marking the school's adoption of Brockridge park. The school will now help keep the park clean of litter. Other schools can learn about adopting a park by calling 420-4621. Advertise With Us z kall (416)683-5110 tiA .r . 40 OF A,o The Corporation of the Town of Pickering AZO Department of Public Works IMPORTANT NOTICE LEAF AND YARD WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM The Town of Pickering is implementing a Yard 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 sde will be provided. On every Monday from May 11 until June 15 and again dung the month of November, yard waste materials will be collected at your subside. PREPARING YARD WASTE FOR COLLECTION r ; jn' - Leaves, flowers, grass clippings, and plants must be placed in dear plastic bags. - Branches, shrubs and brush which cannot be bagged must be cut to 1 metre lengths and bound in manageable bundles. - AN bags, bundles, or yard waste Nems 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: hard 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 amourts going to landfill. For more information, please call the Public Works, Department __ dtilino noSirimm "IVR ai 'a Ontario Budget +Tax Grab = Higher Beer Prices The reasons to brew your own beer keep getting better and better. At the ' ' • Beer Store 6 cases of beer will cost you over $15000. At BREWERS' CHOICE - You can brew 6 cases of your own great tasting beer for as little as 17277. orewers, Choice --1--'�'/J' THE PERSONAL BREWERY 860 Brock Rd. S. Unit 8 Pickering 831-2337 401 ILLINGHAM o s 6 860 BROOK R0.= m k PAGE WT= IM ADVI111�Q FRWAY, MAY A RM The gardener's guide to organic nest control Garden pests are a fact of life, so it is important to learn pest control. You will never be able to eliminate all pests from a thriving garden, but there are many ways to keep them under control. Today's environmentally aware gardener is becoming more knowledgeable about organic and inorganic options. There will be times when the most effective solution for saving a plant is the use of a chemical pesticide. Other times, an alternative may be preferred. The Garden Council cautions that any pesticide, organic or inorganic, is designed to kill. Its misuse can endanger 'good' bugs, birds, pets, children and even adults. Always read the label and follow directions exactly. Many successful gardeners begin their pest control program without using pesticides, but rather with tried and true defense techniques such as. • Timing: Know which pests threaten your plants when; and time your planting season so the plants get a good head start before the bugs come into season. • Selection: Select varieties that have been bred to resist common Pests. • Early prevention: Eliminate pests as you see them forming. Control the earliest arrivals while they are few in number. • Nature: Encourage the 'good' bugs to move into your garden. Ladybugs, praying mantises, dragonflies and wasps can be your allies, along with birds and frogs. Be careful not to kill them off with unnecessary area -wide sprays. • Companion gardening: Many people believe that plants such as onions and garlic discourage aphids. Planting radishes around squash and cucumbers many chase off the cucumber beetle, and :marigolds can [educe nematodes in vegetable gardens. One of the most common garden pests is the aphid. A large family of lady bugs in the area will usually take control of this pest. If not, a strong jet of water from the garden hose will help knock them off I CENTRAL AIR CONDITMNG NEW YODELS ON SALE LOW Cost FCOICkV No palms br6 m nfhs Payments from $40.00 per mordh NOW BOOKING FOR SPRING INSTALLATIONS Free Es6maies A/ hour Glu- P -C) Sw9os Qua* You Ca, Carlon Swire DAM IIADE IN CANADA S" 10B 1670 --j plants - but be careful not to harm delicate plants in the process. For more difficult pests, it's time to turn to pesticides. Although recommended pesticides vary in different geographic climates, according to experts at the Garden Council, one of the safest pesticides is Bacillus thuringiensis, (B.T.), a good biological control for the Absorbing pollutants Healthy indoor plants may save lives, according to one study. Indoor plants absorb the main 'off -gassing' pollutants from manufactured components of modern buildings. 'l1 ■ ■ 71 /2' Textilene Umbrella Nupo asoaAsuuunt d pnwrrs, • 0W Dolours REG it2tfi Econoltry Rauh Yld BN* Rain �JIID 2.N 99 �lltte,�J 499 $ CASH x —" I Solid Resin Table (Grey ally) 00, ism 25 CIA 40,000 eru eeo om wrn sa. 44 euMwra* R'�'�-;17500 A organic gardener. Available under a variety of trade names, B.T. kills only caterpillar with alkaline stomachs, such as canker worms and tomato worms. Although B.T. won't affect aphids, it also won't harm ladybugs, birds, dogs or people. Clearance Centre SAVE 50-70% EVERY DAY PANTRY MICROWAVE EYE -LEVEL CENTRE MICROWAVE STAND (White/Oak) REG. 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Mom -sized recliners come of age in the '90s Many of us still have ingrained images of a `typical' mom slaving over a hot stove while dad relaxed and read the Sunday newspaper, lounging in the billowing arms of his man-sized and man -styled recliner. Although those huge and hugely comfortable recliners continue to be a part of millions of North American households, many today ire a far cry from those 'traditional' ..les ... and, by the way, so is mom. As dual -income households become the norm and many stay-at- home moms are no longer staying at home, well-earned Sunday afternoon and evening lounging is crossing the gender barrier. "Traditionally speaking, the recliner always has been dad's domain," says Ann Britten, design consultant for La -Z -Boy Chair Co. "And styling was geared toward more masculine tastes. But with the 0 --volving roles of women in today's workplace, home furnishings manufacturers arc taking a longer look at this new recliner consumer - the lady of the house who also needs to put her feet up after a long day at work." Stylish, scaled-down recliners, such as those available from La -Z - Boy, have been designed specifically with mom in mind. Sleeker, more fashionable and smaller proportioned, these `women's' recliners address the style preferences and comfort needs of today's working women. "The variety of elegant silhouettes Sand fabric options available today will make even the most discriminating mom proud to own one," says the design consultant. "And when it comes to comfort, you simply can't beat a recliner." 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In store ". a ruA+ r/ • Z .Ei. tiittet6ey�u�ry �tr•� �.+..o. �d'�ii11 I q k 5 IB© i � wr dittd*Lxwry Caries M mew it hKX I bell )V MLSSLSMAUGA Dixie Road and Dundas 1425 Mridas St F. Missrwuga: 625-1050 • oft our aleck the vakre' Dnces. In store ". a ruA+ r/ • Z .Ei. tiittet6ey�u�ry �tr•� �.+..o. �d'�ii11 I q k __J �FAGE 12 -TEM NEWS ADVE*ftM FEIIDAY, MAY IM Functional cottage !decorating with visual appeal By Wendy Ashton-Shimkofsky The first visit of the season to the cottage stirs old memories of good times and peaceful nights listening to the wind rustling the leaves. Then the shutters are removed and the bright sunshine reveals dust - covered furniture that has seen a few too many good times. The sofa and chair, which started out in the living room at home, have developed a few new sags and even more bumps. One look in the bedroom brings back unpleasant memories of waking up with a sore back after sleeping on a mattress as old as the cottage itself. It's time to revive the cozy, restful atmosphere that once made the drive up on Friday night seem worthwhile. A few carefully thought-out furniture purchases can work wonders for both the comfort level and visual appeal of a country home. Assess your needs and your 'cottage' lifestyle. While a growing family may want to simply buy replacements, a couple with grown children may make purchases designed to give unused bedrooms a new purpose. A sofa bed or a day bed is the ideal way to offer attractive seaung in a den or reading room while still providing a comfortable bed for overnight visitors. Cottages seem to attract guests: the children bring their friends up for the long weekend and relatives drop in at dinner and stay for breakfast. Sofa beds in the train living room and bunk beds in the bedrooms are the perfect choice when you want to accommodate everyone without having your weekend retreat look like a dormitory. Anyone whose journey to the cottage begins in (or passes through) Durham should make a point of stopping in at Country Mattress Sleep Shop, 1755 Plummer St (off Brock Rd., south of Hwy. 401 in Pickering). The wide selection of mattresses, sofa beds and bunk beds, at unbeatable prices, is sure to meet the needs of every cottager out to put a little more 'rest' in 'rest and relaxation'. Please .. wr• R Mv. f rytM 'lid "0"; 4 14 14 A V I I FLO'AT( Our=our r prices are 30% to 50'1 competition * Quality so amazing you cannot believe it's not real Canada's largest selection of silk trees, plants and flowers CANADA'S PREMIER ARTIFICIAL PLANT COMPANY a HOME & Home & Design HOURS DESIGN CENTRE Centre - Pickering SATURDAY 10-5 ONLY 428-8750 SUNDAY 11-5 oel SALE ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY 4 L1 c; a 0 0 • THE NLW.b ADVtXr.ISER FRIDAY, ?NAY 8, IM. PACE 13 Z4?'GARTHWOOD7 I I I I I NO i I r- 7, 4Aew Sales Office Now Open On Site �, _Bv The Rouae Altona Rd. South of Finch Jr INrl ti For a limited time Garthwood Homes is offering the following upgrade packages to ,home buyers. You can choose any one package listed below. It's included in the ,purchase price! PACKAGE #1 ;PACKAGE #2 1. Ceramic tile in the kitchen & Finished basement to include: main hall. - Insulation, drywall & painting .2. Hardwood fl" (strip flowing) - Carpeting Separation in dining room. 3. Interlocked walkway. Separation fix bathroom 4. Paved driveway. 3-pcs. rough -in washroom in S. 3-pc3. rough -irk washroom in IL, 10 basemeaL PACKAGE #3 PACKAGE #4 'Open staircase io besemient oo A ;include: for 6 mm % Circular staircase : 'See Salm Rive on swe ELI Mii M_ 11 JU C"rerweeds, nftwft Sam '!'hese we 12 models to cboose ham raeging is price ft= $179.900 to 1244,3K MS.T. is bickided is diew pdoes. AD of don k@een me on 40 ft. low SOnAwd im haftne kdoft My sanknomici he* brick cueriors wilt secdo6l pop doom creslied SIM driveway. Ovalide ��decedcdevftpw-cm Wkway adsmpaL TSI-,;�Zt-A ---V -IKkdK ROG1111111" claw sk sod vac, .broadloom dwoogboot wilt qwft cw6ka floming is do kimcbes, powder nook blandly so= wad bokooms tion samples. They offer custom styled kimcben i & vaky cdimm in do badnoons agWe hm waida's nmpk& You V'_Chim" link poi w0d W ��'Also hammi in ionati is a larme Oval aqp-W badwk large mirrors over -OIL -yes an ID drop by =&m Av MOPS atmoic I ILI I amenories 6F., Sales Offm Hours, IN onday - .831 0525 ra WL 9! Friday - Closed "Saturday & Sundoy' ,,or V:00 a.m. - 6:0 p. OL 0 -Time Upited offer r Oak pickets to basement for details. The Avail FnibhW MU (instill, $179,90 1,345 sq. ft. '40 ft. lots PACKAGE #5 Capedn& -�xwh bwk up 0 AM ELI Mii M_ 11 JU C"rerweeds, nftwft Sam '!'hese we 12 models to cboose ham raeging is price ft= $179.900 to 1244,3K MS.T. is bickided is diew pdoes. AD of don k@een me on 40 ft. low SOnAwd im haftne kdoft My sanknomici he* brick cueriors wilt secdo6l pop doom creslied SIM driveway. Ovalide ��decedcdevftpw-cm Wkway adsmpaL TSI-,;�Zt-A ---V -IKkdK ROG1111111" claw sk sod vac, .broadloom dwoogboot wilt qwft cw6ka floming is do kimcbes, powder nook blandly so= wad bokooms tion samples. They offer custom styled kimcben i & vaky cdimm in do badnoons agWe hm waida's nmpk& You V'_Chim" link poi w0d W ��'Also hammi in ionati is a larme Oval aqp-W badwk large mirrors over -OIL -yes an ID drop by =&m Av MOPS atmoic I ILI I amenories 6F., Sales Offm Hours, IN onday - .831 0525 ra WL 9! Friday - Closed "Saturday & Sundoy' ,,or V:00 a.m. - 6:0 p. OL 0 -Time Upited offer r PAGE I4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 9,1"2 CORRECTION NOTICE In the advertisement that appeared on Friday May 1/92, the Solar Blankets were advertised incorrectly. It read that the blankets are 12 MIL thick with double stitched seams. It should have said that the blankets are heavy duty with double stitched seams. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this error. FAMILY TRUST Welcome Home wtn rireotace 8 reel room. Shows a t 0' Cal I Barbara Preston, 683-8542 BARBARA PRESTON GG A Sales Representative National Housing Starts Rise Ottawa -- March 9, 1992 -- February housing starts increased to 162,000 units, seasonally adjusted at an annual level (SAAR), according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). This is a 12 per cent increase from the revised January level of 144,000 units (SAAR). All of the increase is attributable to multiple units, which rose 32 per cent in urban areas from 57,000 units SAAR to 75,000 units SAAR. Single detached units in urban areas remained the same at 62,000 units SAAR. "Private market starts should gain strength over the coming months," said Gilles Proulx, Chief Economist in CMHC's Market Analysis Centre. "The recent federal government announcements allowing lower minimum down payments and the use of RRSP funds to buy a home should provide a boost to house construction. Thesc ' 1,T_ ie SUNDAY, MAY 10,1:30 - 5:00 P.M. 1628 BECKWORTH SO., PICKERING Affordable affordable only $177,500 for this den. 2 sty. mint Gond. home. 3 bdrms., L-shaped liv_/din. with wio from din. to deck 8 fully fenced yard, bright sunfilled kitchen, new broadloom, cushion flooring in kitchen, completely decorated in soft warm pastel colours, professionally finished basement, manicured garden. Elaine J. Ghanie 427-9771. BROOKLIN REALTY INC. measures along with low interest rates and stable house prices mean that many renters can now afford to buy a home." Housing starts in Quebec were down 47 per cent to 18,000 units SAAR. Both single detached and multiple unit housing starts were down significantly. Starts in Quebec have dropped for the last two months due to the ending of the provincial government program supporting homeownership. The decline in Quebec was balanced by a 63 percent increase in Ontario to 62,000 units SAAR. Growth in social housing construction in Ontario more than offset a drop in private construction of both single detached and multiple units. British Columbia starts rose again as the markets there continue to show strength. Alberta, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island also posted increased starts, while Newfoundland, New Brunswick and :Manitoba showed slight declines. LEE � apple,--,.. COLBY I rf .. Sales Representative ., WAS $439,500 NOW $289,000 UNIQUE AND IMPRESSIVE 3,000 SQ. FT. + 1.5 ACRES PRESTIGE HAS NEVER BEEN SO CHEAP!!! This home shows to an absolute 10+++. It's paced to sell fast, fast, fast) Custom built, approximately 3,000 square feet It's dean, bright with loads of windows. Lots of bells and whistles. Lo. intercom, cental vacuum. Beautiful floors of hardwood 8 ceramic, french doors, fireplace, form. 8 casual rms Walkout to huge deck, dble. car gar. with opener 8 walk through. Over 1.5 acre overlooking beautiful Trillium Valley Ski Area. 10 minutes to Oshawa. cl 4204200 1450 Kingston Rd., Canada Tnist Real Pickering Canada Trust Realty Inc. / Realtor STREET SALE Saturday May 9th, 1992 from 8:30 A.M. Look for our signs at the following streets for these & other garage sales. AMB NO FOCU14G AROUND in 7% h•1536 s °�°�tott WAS $480,000 NOW $396,000 11740 Ada CCourt Court CALIFORNIA BEACH HOUSE S, 2 1/2 ACRES! WATERFRONT PORT PERRY -fill #808 Helen Creel. Fabulous 3,600 square feet designer U-shaped home with walled courtyard. Open concept vnthl a 110 #760 CoobblerbWer s Cart x812 Helen Cres. W 4 Helen Cree. vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, skylights,tsts, walkouts) , r and windows galorell Huge master bedroom withi fireplace. 6 piece marble en suite and balcony. Tr pie car garage with separate staircase toe basement All this plus more, more, more and ai #1742 Wollaston million dollar view of the lake and countryside -- #811 Kates Lane Li 10 minutes to town plus direct access to Trentt FINCH DIXIE System Listed with Lee Colby, Sales. sf Representative. Call 576-3111 or Toronto Line) #1071 Benton Cres. 686-4743. cl 4204200 1450 Kingston Rd., Canada Tnist Real Pickering Canada Trust Realty Inc. / Realtor STREET SALE Saturday May 9th, 1992 from 8:30 A.M. Look for our signs at the following streets for these & other garage sales. AMB :r in 7% h•1536 s °�°�tott Bentley Lane 11740 Ada CCourt Court #1X1 canroln Ara. +x 806 Helen Cres. ##1700 #1819 swffiv on SM07 Me Rhe Clu. Blue Ridge Cres. #1741 Ada #1815 nk ark #808 Helen Creel. #1791 Walnut lane #2024 Blue Ridge Cres. #760 CoobblerbWer s Cart x812 Helen Cres. W 4 Helen Cree. #1799 Walnut Lane x11810 Walnut Lane #2026 Blue Ridge Cres. #2138 Blue Ridge Cres. #729 Etalecod Rd. d Rd. nos Ed1196 8815 Helen Cres. #1742 Wollaston #1593 Oe1brook Ave. #811 Kates Lane Li #854 Modlin FINCH DIXIE #1155M 0°�oolellaoat hie. �0 � � GILENDALE #1071 Benton Cres. #1606 DeMbtookAve. #17121' r' al Manor #1883 Bkm* 01074 Benton Cries. #1612 DeRrookAre. #1718 Irina" Marcor #1887 Biaoh #1062 Benton Cres. JOHN BODDY #17221nfirtstriel Manor #1724M sin Manor #1889 BicroB #1750 Boone Sq. #1084 Benlon Cres. #1007 Colonial St Echo Point #1726 Minsti Manor #1750 Btonte Sq. #1064 Colonial St HwAsmill #1606 Orion Court #1 763 B+onte S4 #2010 Lynn Heights Dr; #910 Mountrasile #1867 Parkside Dr. #1814 Brottte Sq. #1207 Charlotte Cede #2013 Lynn Heights Dr. #2020 � R Dr. #913 Mournicastie #1,935 Mountcasse #1 T75 Slnadpbrook Dr. #1791 Stnadrinrook Dr. Charlm #2D26 Wm R A" Mountatle #1828 shel" ook Or. #1753 Fol"#1220 Foleiyet M2 #852 ntca lle mmis 1111111165 Mounimse InSM �Dr #1 n6 Us ) Gree. BROCK ROAD 1109"M BAY RIDGES #1818 Ceres. NORTH mwftuvo #1M #832 Sent Am Draw #ISM Lstowel Cries. #1826� #1513 Bentley Larne d #0i2 Redfor#1479 #pot Redbird ' #1368 ForOon Ave. 7� #1621 35 OwiBerdayft lama #1636 Berntiey tan. .,-y.` ._.r, fi-..rel ._ •c.a., .. 14, xk d :11 :r FOX HOLLOW 8516 Aller Court #10 #10 Andras #518 Alder Court Andrea 0513 Ns4 afok 85 Chrstrna Court PE1MAT #79 Chripine. COrrt CREEK #B;l Chdstin court 0443 Broedgreen St #87 ChrWrta court #445 Btoodgreen St on chrsena Wit NN Broadgneert St apo chrmm cart #198 Broadpreen St #91 Christina Carl 0612 Creekvieer Cir. #ss c hnstim Cart 8531 Dorrrrlarnd Dr. x102 Gtristirla Court 8501 Petticoat Lane #106 Christina Court #587 SwnaWkIpe Lane #110 Christina Cart #597 Silrtebrkd Lane #10 McRae #12 McRae #14 McRae #17 McRae x22 McBee �Redford 5 Rmrob #176 Radford #182 Radford .,-y.` ._.r, fi-..rel ._ •c.a., .. 14, xk d :11 • • LJ - • THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, MAY x,1"2 -PAGE IS Quality Features That Set The Premium quality windotts and doors with STANDARI) prefinished sash & frames Higher re -sale value _ - l/ 1 wt el bass Self-sealing asphalt shingles I Pre,,urr halantrng .aiie Glass or acr)ltt shoarr h: 2 x 6 exterior wall con strut tion Genuine clay brick construction "The Real .Mc(oy' ✓. _r, � t LSF - =. ~��,�'" �� --�"-- _'�� I I F- r F— lit, — ..fid stall doors ti\ di °� r _ _ .>< u �,� "' - • ; Q � Quant) cushion 17oorrng Ruat in medicine Cabinet L/ f RSIO serifs interior dom, rntaui ng ` ;ser door _.Ctandard u ood burning firep4a, r :c ah Bias, door, Ou: 'pat..'u' garage• !rt, .cIU �tuR• // �• j �A ,// '! /�^" i '�'��:�._ - :-:r �;.I. aim,lsr ,ancthinK THE KITCHENS ans size l ,t.r L / :` ' •tI / i I I J dnvev.es tan br r•"r' �� ..,y � --- �� .1ear - no rtinrr u,;. s but ) utl)lL l in,r ,'ui, rs :ustinq awac Yr,lter t �� -� in all cabinets your boat• (ars• r•.rnr- :+,�: f` •� �' Lou maintenance `wipe-ciran' interior, your rrrra turniture Quam rile Jloorme at -ah backs in ever) cabinet or use the space for �1 `: f/ c. in front rrrt:bulr ?'5 �•''+�; ' L a worksh,lp Herr. M1 .' Full fate name carr constrwtzon ansthinq 4,,rs rather than gpual frarieless cabinets Interlocking stone walkway from Rrandom kitchen cabtnets I �� • u lJ �` drirleway to front entry - -�► r /._ I Custom designed Landscaping Package 114 BOWMANVILLE OPEN HOUSE HOURS. 4.7 P.M. Mon.-Thurs. 12.6 P.M. Sunday Closed Fn. & Sat. LINK HOMES FROM $1399w le - i ne nawrnome n 1.250 sq. ft. from 5139,990' 81140LE FMULY MOINES FROM s 189.990 • 30' and 50' lots * Walkouts included to e= pMIIA 4 MlIDZINI so -NJ 0 ;� CEDARBRooKE In Courtice jo .� 77 �j 1L+l#L"LILI�1I-_(_-� l 1rL-;Ui-'.(! i The Comwall 'A' 2.281 sq. ft. ''� • - t From $223.990 OPEN HOUSE HOURS. 4 7 P M Mon. Thurs 12 6 P M Sunday • 50' LOTS SINGLE FAMILY HOMES FROM Closed Fn & Sat. • LANDSCAPING - $ 19990 5 INCLUDED COMMUNITY FEATURES PARKLAND,GREENSPACE AND RAVINE LOTS. 512ple so.B. lrNFlD- sruZUK r.,w..wr.r.. irrtr � cam" issstr ILM sr. N1 40 1 NiGE UFTRE NEWS ADVEN!M 7210 Y; M bW T►•1' M MEN WHY OWN ANYTHING LESS THAN A WYCLIFFE? Wycliffe introduces the opportunity of a lifr TWO ACRE ESTATES IN UXBRIDGE FROM tinsc. The Traditional Series homes at Fo><fire in l bndRe X349,900 Situated on sprawlingtwo-acrecountry estatelob• each custom-designed home is crafted with the superb attention to detail and quality nutenals for which Wycliffe is renowned ""' ( all b4:-1245 The Traditional Series homes are nestled * +►• l4l0o n:neta Rd m amidst the '-0 xres of forested countnside :-dam Rd :1 re. Nrham that comprise the exclusive comn•anih of ,a _t w u.. rh.,cro„ 'Dote Fortin m l,xbndRe. just 35 minutes north of m-nh of ' Hwv 401 at the Don %allev Parkway ott— Mwn :roan just $149.900. COUNTRY ESTATE LOTS FOR SAIJE Wycliffe will be offering 9 minutes north of Highway 401 estate lots at reduced prices in and the Don Valley Parkway. the Foxfire estates community Custom build your own home in Uxbridge. These lots are or choose from one of our own ready to build on and are models from $349,000. and up. nestled amidst 200 acres of Lots on sale this weekend and forested countryside, just 35 are subject to prior sale. 6% FINANCING AVAILABLE ON LOTS! (es.T NCLUDED) LOTS ON SALE THIS WEEKEND FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 642-1245 OR 324-2626 Sale Hours: Saturday and Sunday Sales 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. Y �y. l f fe Availability�, r•ry ria. !�'.. �IT<RQLObf< AvAvailabilityis subfad to prior sale. Prtoes and st 0 cartons are subjed to char without nota. E 6 0 `14 C) e 0 Ucbritl9e x,47 �17�A!■�1 1W 810Dmington Rd Goodtuood I Centre Durham Q Rd. 21 ==e, 4 Markham i Hw y.401 WIN Y �y. l f fe Availability�, r•ry ria. !�'.. �IT<RQLObf< AvAvailabilityis subfad to prior sale. Prtoes and st 0 cartons are subjed to char without nota. E 6 0 `14 C) e 0 F/INI NR IMM i!i FatM ALL CLAY BRICK FULLY DETACHED ON 40 FT. LOTS Garthwood Homes RougeB The _ 831-0525 509-2081 Mom -Thum 14 pm Closed Friday Sat a Sun. 114 p.m. 1 xswte aaocta 41 �17�A!■�1 F/INI NR IMM i!i FatM ALL CLAY BRICK FULLY DETACHED ON 40 FT. LOTS Garthwood Homes RougeB The _ 831-0525 509-2081 Mom -Thum 14 pm Closed Friday Sat a Sun. 114 p.m. 1 xswte aaocta 41 pickering village ie 6t iva t june 13th ---ri •.r+..viar•r •a av w Iwm a, nw%9 "i77(PrAVL a AT rhe movies... White Sands takes you into land of mystery WHITE SANDS (AA): Willem Dafoe stars as a small- town sheriff who assumes the identity of a dead man to solve a mysterious crime in this suspense thriller. Also stars Mickey Rourke and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio. PASSED AWAY (P(;): Bob Hoskins and William Petersen star in this movie about an Irish w'illiam Moe wake which white Sands becomes a test of family endurance. CITY OF JOY (AA): Patrick Swayze plays an American doctor in India looking for a reason to go on living. FERNGULLY: THE LAST RAINFOREST (F): Excellent animation and a fine soundtrack are the highlights of this movie dealing with saving one of our prized natural resources. Not just for the kiddies. Includes the voic- es of Christian Slater, Robin Williams and Tim Curry. MIKEY (R): Here is the tale of a special boy with a lot of love to give, to the right parents that is. Mikey was abused by his real parents and now, when a set of new adoptive parents make Mikey angry, he strikes out at them before he gets hurt again. THE BABE (PG): John Goodman plays the legendary baseball figure George Herman Ruth. He was a bawdy, free spirit who embodied the lifestyle of the Roaring `20s. Kelly McGillis One -woman play examines mental illness DURHAM - A one -woman play about overcoming mental ill- ness will be staged this weekend in Durham. Cracked Up is about a young theatre -school graduate who suf- fers from mental illness. It was written by and stars for- mer mental patient "Kate the Great" . The play will be performed Saturday, May 9, at 8 p.m., and Sunday, May 10, at 2 p.m., at the Arts Resource Centre Auditorium, behind Oshawa city hall at 50 Centre St. Tickets are $10 each. They're available by calling the Canadian Mental Health Association - Durham branch at 436-8760, Information Ajax -Pickering at 686-2661 or Information Oshawa at434-4636. plays Babe's second wife and the woman who tries to put him back on the right track when his career appeared to be on the decline. 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. WHITE MAN CAN'T JL1*1P (AA): Wesley Snipes and Waxly Harrelson (Cheers) team up in this witty, fast-moving flick about street basketball hustlers. BEETHOVEN (F): A 185 - pound St. Bernard pup named Beethoven escapes a gang of dog- nappers and ends up at the home of Charles Grodin, a man who believes the best pet is a goldfish. THE CUTTING EDGE: (P(;): D.B. Sweeney plays a hockey player forced to give up a promising career due to an eye injury. He gets a second chance when he teams up with ;Moira Kelly, a brilliant and tempermen- tal figure skater who can't get along with her partners. Strike up the band The Bay Ridges Library, 910 Liverpool Rd., celebrated its grand re -opening as a neighborhood - branch May 2, following town council's decision to retain it for the community. Entertaining at the event were (lett to right) Peter Chappell, Derek Smart and Ken Cairns of the Pickering Jazz Band. photos by A.J. Groen Goat Ropers lasso listeners with the blues AJAX-PICKERING - There's a musical rodeo of sorts going on at Centrefields this weekend. Blues band The Goat Ropers (formerly The Blues Guys) will get out their lariats and hog-tie ya with their brand of blues Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There's an acoustic jam with Katmanduo Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. and karaoke starting at 8 p.m. Centrefields is at 1050 Brock Rd., unit 14 and 15, Pickering. Call 837-1850. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: THE FOX AND FLOWER- POT PUB: Local favorite Al Matthews takes the stage Friday and Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Matthews plays a versatile blend of folk and light rock. On Sunday, Jim McHarg and his Jazzmen play light jazz from 3 to 6 pm. The Fox & Flowerpot Pub is in the Pickering Village Court Yard. Call 428-2162. JOKERS: Jimmy Fraser, the instrumental whiz who performs a mixture of tunes, plays Jokers Fri- day and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. and a Sunday matinee from 4 to 8 p.m. Drop by and find out why he's called the "one-man boogie band"- The club has Wednesday night trivia beginning at 9. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427-0337. THE HARP AND THISTLE: Folk and light -rock minstrel Jim O'Grady plays the Harp and This- tle Friday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. The pub has karaoke on Saturdays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Sundays from 7 to 11 p.m. and Thursdays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Harp and Thistle Pub is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. KERRY INN: Irish eyes are smilin' at the Keay Inn this week- end. Bill and Marlene Dunn will play music sure to get you up on the dance floor Friday and Satur- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sun- day, Mike McCluskey's on stage for some light -rock and folk music from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Int, is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. DANNY'S PLACE: Danny's _Place is the place to be Saturday as it celebrates its fifth anniversary -with specials that night. On Sun- day, Danny's Place has karaoke starting at 6 p.m. There's a $50 cash prize and a free tape to all who take part. Danny's Place has a Monte Carlo Night every Thurs- day and `50s to '90s DJ music on Wednesdays. Danny's Place is at 88 Harwood Ave. jn Ajax. Call 683-2930. KANGAROO'S: Kangaroo's has the band Nite Life which will launch into some '50s and '60s hits Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Rider Band plays Kangaroo's country and western jamboree every Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. There's jazz on Thursdays with the Ragweed Jazz Band from 9 p.m. to midnight. Kangaroo's is at 985 Brock Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-6845. MORGAN'S PLACE: Get into your best voice and warble your lungs out at Pipp's Karaoke coming to Morgan's Place Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liv- erpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839- 4744. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sun- day. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Cen- tre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. TUDOR ROSE INN: Larry Gogan, a member of the Lost Larry's band, will play some '50s Reform Party parties it up with spring dance Saturday DURHAM - You can rock and reform on Satur- `60s dance, called Rock 'N' Reform. Tickets are $20 day. »:. person which includes door prizes and a midnight Tile Ontario Riding Reform Party is holding a .buffet. There's a cash bar. spring dance May 9 from 8 P.M. to 1 a.m. in the For tickets* call Steve Groeneveld at 668-3858, HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Commimity Centre. ,..:< iita Gt.%M at 430-7028 or Marnie Stern at 686 - There are 300 fickets available for the 150s owl 0278 or 428-0014. and '60s rock 'n' roll at the Tudor Rose Inn Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Rose is at 700 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Call 428-1815. DONA Y MIGUELS: Carlos plays Mexican music in the Cac- tus Lounge Friday and Saturday nights and on Mother's Day from 5 p.m. until close. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd. S. at the corner of Westney Rd. and Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 686.4468. -C(e ®� o 9i(tez MONTE CARLO NITE BENEFIT Jim & Heather would like to thank all concerned for the fine effort & work put into the fire benefit for Marie & family. [7WtILAWAL, &TOMPAW THE ORGANIZATION Harwood Rent -All for donating the Casino Equipment. All Staff & Patrons who ran Wes & wheeis Wit 44 HUNT ST. AJAX - 683-3125 ;r PAGE 19-71HE NEWS ADVB"FItIpAYr MAl(�t# 1"2 • :_ othehospitalhop AJAX-PICKERING - They'll be hopping and bopping to yesteryear's music at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex Friday, May 22. The Ajax -Pickering General Hospita; will host its fourth annu- al '50s and '60s dance that evening with the theme "At The County singers entertain seniors PICKERING - The County Town Singers will perform at the Seniors' Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering, on Saturday, May 23. The group presents "A Grand Night for Singing" beginning at 8 p.m. A silver collection will be taken in sup- port of the Whitby -based group. For more information, call 420-5049. Hop". CHUM -FM's Roger Ashby will lead the festivities. The evening includes a cold buffet and cash bar. Tickets are $20 per person, with proceeds to the hospital's expansion fund. You can bop from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. For tickets, hop on down to the hospital's communi- ty relations office or to Montreal Trust in the Hub Plaza, Liverpool Rd. and Hwy. 2, Pickering. Visa, Mastercard and cash are accepted You can also reserve a whole table for all your friends. To avoid disappointment, better hop to it. Call 428-1407. Wr Iterongate Barn Dinner 1%aatre 2885 AMM Rd. Pit:ke q Py9JT_Vz Ne i(Siewn i q9,fE MoNER.of SECOND AVENUE •A HILARIOW COMEDY" ALS.�� MAY IM • MAY 28TH Dinner, Show & Tapes included FOR RESERVATIONS CALL a72-3os5 Nissan Somali 1111111 17�qYN I �� S Fr 8FK OPEN THIS SUNDAY From 4-8 p.m. for Prime Rib Dinner F E FLOWERS FOR Mo 7$5 Westney Rd. S. 428-6022 AJAX 'LIVE ENTERTAINMENT" over 30's crowd TUESDAY Acoustic Jam • MAY 12 1-5 P.M. No TUESDAY "Casino Night" COVER MAY 12 9:00 p.m. Prizes $ WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, MAY 13iV837-1850 MAY 14 Ladies' Night � Fullerton" LIVE MALE y a Lghnrotne ENTERTAINMENTd Mad Cats NO COVER COVER 1050 Brock Rd. S., Pickering (just s. of 401 off Plummer) SQ` JUNE 29TH TO — SEPTEMBEROW 4 fi SUMINERv RIDING' CAMP A wonderful opportunity to learn the life long skills of riding horsemanship, handling & care of animals. Each one week session will consist of • Teaching of riding skills along with riding two times each day. - Instruction of understanding, care and handling of the horse. - Safety around the horse and equipment & its use. • Stable management. • A horse show & riding games competition on the last day of each session. ALSO INCLUDED: f • 400' Heated Mterslide < �, , .r • Roller Skating & Rollerblade Skating �r1In our Skating Forest ♦ J' i • Uni-golf - Giant Children's Playground • Hayrides • Swimmiv pond • and morel. + Esta Bann: A Fanaly Fur Paas r h Part, on to FN Day. b said+ N- 9M- oan9sMon. K ockow Eads tardy • a1w s n.esd b be our b e ba6aaw t� •`"—� rye (Book NOW, space is Iimit.d to 12 riders per ssaian. x Call Now for further Information 649-3334 �•� 2499 BROCK ROAD, RRS UXBRIDGE, ONT. L9P 1R4 _K� IE N AWC, BUFFET . CI N'A L .,Nf* -, , A O SUNDAY MAY 10TH MOTHER'S DAY BUFFET 11:00 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. FULL DAY DINNER MENU ppwpr 4i 185 WESTNEY RD. SOUTH (near GO STATION), AJAXFU:M80 428 +6788 _.- k nV 4 0 0 • FRESH SHRIMrS, MaLUNCH SMDINNERFarnow AppedzeM ties i splay 6 5 Hoeg Crrlk FIM i QQ�� Wines, Rant 111bs&, $ Cbow Mel06 Cbkkea `ii'' 9e99 9 each Baha,s.eet Sate RIM each Vegetables, En Foo noon - 2:30 p.m. Young, Beer wllb Musbraoms,aadMANV 4:30 - 9:00 p.m. MOREt Salad Bar, Frults, Cakes, Pies, Jello a tee Crea-t TAKE OUT ORDERS...FREE DELIVERY TAKE OUT ORDERS ... AND DELIVERY NOON TIL 9:30 P.M. 1735 BAYLY ST. 401Q (E. OF BROCK RD., S. OF 401) RESERVATIONS = A DICKERING, ONT. 831-1210 BAnr10 rr )Free W Psrft front, Bide & tear gas SQ` JUNE 29TH TO — SEPTEMBEROW 4 fi SUMINERv RIDING' CAMP A wonderful opportunity to learn the life long skills of riding horsemanship, handling & care of animals. Each one week session will consist of • Teaching of riding skills along with riding two times each day. - Instruction of understanding, care and handling of the horse. - Safety around the horse and equipment & its use. • Stable management. • A horse show & riding games competition on the last day of each session. ALSO INCLUDED: f • 400' Heated Mterslide < �, , .r • Roller Skating & Rollerblade Skating �r1In our Skating Forest ♦ J' i • Uni-golf - Giant Children's Playground • Hayrides • Swimmiv pond • and morel. + Esta Bann: A Fanaly Fur Paas r h Part, on to FN Day. b said+ N- 9M- oan9sMon. K ockow Eads tardy • a1w s n.esd b be our b e ba6aaw t� •`"—� rye (Book NOW, space is Iimit.d to 12 riders per ssaian. x Call Now for further Information 649-3334 �•� 2499 BROCK ROAD, RRS UXBRIDGE, ONT. L9P 1R4 _K� IE N AWC, BUFFET . CI N'A L .,Nf* -, , A O SUNDAY MAY 10TH MOTHER'S DAY BUFFET 11:00 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. FULL DAY DINNER MENU ppwpr 4i 185 WESTNEY RD. SOUTH (near GO STATION), AJAXFU:M80 428 +6788 _.- k nV 4 0 0 • Chaotic comedy coming to Herongate PICKERING - Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre presents its final play of the spring sea- son, The Prisoner of Second Avenue, beginning Friday, May 15. The comedy tells the story of Mel and Edna Edison, who experience their share of ups and downs. Not only does Mel lose his job and have his apart- ment robbed, but he's con- vinced he's losing his mind. Edna tries to help by getting a job, but finds she can't cope with Mel's increasing depres- sion. When Mel's brother and three sisters decide to lend a helping hand, mayhem ensues. The play runs until Satur- day, June 27. Ticket prices start at $27.95 per person, with all taxes included. Herongate Barn is on Alton Rd., about seven kilo- metres north of Hwy. 2, Pick- ering. For information or rcknva- tions, call 472-1085. 111 4 - .70 9). Celebrate Mother S Day in Style at The Old LIVERPOOL HOUSE CATERING TO PEOPLE OF4 0000 TASTE SINCE 1827 ... THE HOUSE WHERE SIR JOHN A. MecOONALD ri,Hed frequently I , -4, Q 129 Kingston Rd., ftkwirq Happy Special Mothers Day Menu Happy � Mother's Afl Dinners served with Motliiers Soup or SalaDay d, Garlic Bread, fish ?racy, Potatoes + Vegetables 94servations stiff available. SuWb dining in nr f1+d vwW Colntfl,t Of a M*Ofw Countryside mansion 831-1000 - 683-1010 � Open at 2:00 to 11:00 � A PLACE TO SEE AND BE SEEN IN W Wit: 11 1Q. a.rII■.�... �. E W _ � tltew�si►nvl�rr�t�sY, xsY� »�wrsca � JOIN US FOR OUR FABULOUS MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH OR BUFFET BRUNCH $295 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. BUFFET 4 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $1095 $ 95 Restaurant 235 Bayly St. W. AJAX 683-5111 m k MOTHER'S .. DAY 'f = All You ' "41 Can Eat SUNDAY R BRUNCH 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Ib. 'ems t $ DULT r `_, • Roast Beef $0t95 » Roast Baked Ham t I um sr+eaded Pan -Fry » Pancakes o Schni telS I' . Bacon ''� SAW 11M W - • Sausage • Home Fries 99 • Freshly prepared omelettes �,r a • Crepes -Pasta -Seafood A :� • Muffins -Croissants ""� �' • Macaroni I ..«awr • Potato Salad FOR LWWI • Danish SAM »SII IItiN*Mn prdan of Reswallm raaa � !► .1211 Kingston Rd. 2= Pickering �y . J•.:?.' {A,-. ,!AC.jr -! R", �.' ro.,' c,�Vdr:::4 iirr YAGZ WT= tM A VMMV,y11KV 46iY ii . v .ry ..� .... r.«le r n. .... ..-...y �•►� , s)I,M'.✓-��I�.. `J'Y'n"a 0-•s :. .=r" ri1'.aCJ�YGRYM .•.T'q�ln'LfY'.1]M'SM1 N e . /': • WeaiNW. Wlth this ed you will receive W off. CALL FOR DETAILS • Raeakns stress • Build vitaiky • Learn sell defense - Adult 6 Chkirens • Try a FREE class Pmgws CALL TODAY 420-2662 961 Brek Rd. S. at Bayty St Ajax bowler helps Oshawa team to silver at nationals AJAX - An Ajax bowler was part of the silver -medal - winning southern Ontario team at the national youth championships in Winnipeg this past weekend. Jeff Canham, along with teammates Steve Aldred, Mike Hicks, Chris Childerhose and Richard Young of Oshawa — who bowl out of Oshawa's North End Bowl — finished second to the British Columbia team in the senior boys' team category at the Youth Bowling Coun- cil's (YBC) National Five -Pin Championships. The competition was incredibly tough with the cham- pionship decided in the final three- ; 0 came set bowled between British Columbia and Saskatchewan. British Columbia ended up win- ning the gold medal with 13 I points, southern Ontario won the silver with 12.5 points and New- foundland took the bronze with 12 points. 4The southern Ontario team won 12 games, while losing five times and tying once at the YBC nationals. The event was marked by a great deal of camaraderie and good sportsmanship among all the athletes compet- ing from six provinces — British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, northern and southern Ontario and Newfoundland. The road to the Four Steps to Stardom national finals has been a long one for the Oshawa team. The first leg of the journey began last January at the in-house compe- tition with the top five bowlers forming the team. The next step was the zone final in Cobourg in Febru- ary. Teams from Peterborough, Lindsay, Bowmanville .and Ajax competed in the event, which the Oshawa squad won handily by a 700 -pin margin. Winning the zone title meant a trip to the YBC provincial championship in London over the March break. The Oshawa team came out on top over 18 other teams from across Ontario, including the two-time national champs from Scarborough. The Oshawa squad captured the provincial crown by a mere 10 pins. A little help from my friend Instructor Eva Fabian, left, gives a little help to Brittany Lloyd who com- peted on the uneven bars during a pre-con-petdve meet at the Pickering Aerials' Gymnastic Club on Orangebrook Court. A number of the area's up-and-coming gymnasts took part in the meet last Sunday. photo by A.J. Groen X -L's pin down big title AJAX-PICKERING Durham X -L's Wrestlers were the best in more ways than one at the Canada East Wrestling Championships in Fergus May 1 and 2. The X -L's — made up of elementary school wrestlers from across the region — won both the kids' and bantam division team titles at the event which attracted 17 kids' teams and 25 bantam squads from Ontario, Quebec, New- foundland and New Brunswick. The Durham X -L's also helped Ontario capture the provincial title over second - place Newfoundland and third- place Quebec. In the kids' division, the Durham X -L's won the cate- gory with 70 points, well ahead of Essex County in sec- ond place with 37. Meanwhile, the X -L's captured the bantam title with 61 points. The Guelph Wrestling Club was second with 45. X -L's Peter Michael of V, Pickering captured the kids' championship in the 38.4 -kilo- gram weight class. He defeat- ed Peter Dorgay of the Mat - men Club for the win. Justin Jones of the X -L's was third in this weight category. Paul Walkom of Pickering was the winner in the 48 -kilo division in the bantam catego- ry. He won the title over Mark Nicholson of Guelph. Ryan Phillips of Green- wood was*A winner at 85 kilos in the bantam division. Other local Durham X -L's wrestlers in the top six in their weight class were as follows: Sean Martell, second 31.5 kilos; Bradley Jamieson, third 31. 5 kilos; Matt Reid, third 34.5 kilos; Trevor Rawlings, fifth 41.5 kilos; Ryan Ver- doch, second 36.7 kilos; Mike Arbour, fourth 37 kilos; Craig Watson, sixth 38.5 kilos; Matt Bowen, third 41.5 kilos; Dave St. Germaine, fourth 44 kilos; Euan Mackay, third 54 kilos; and Angelo Papadimitrou, third 57 kilos. Pickering gymnast captures provincial women's A crown AJAX-PICKERING - Six area gymnasts with the Winstonette Gymnastic Association in Unionville turned in strong perfor- mances at the Ontario Artistic Gymnastics and Trampoline championships in Kingston this 'past weekend. Local competitors were part of the Metro -East region team which is ranked number one in the province for both men and wt+omen after .turning in impressive individual and team results at this year's provincials. Kirsten Koehl, 12, of Kirsten Koehl Pickering is the 1992 argo A women's cham- pion after winning the first -place trophy with an overall , score of .36.80. In a field of 25 competitors, Koehl captured the gold medal on bars, silver medal on beam and placed fourth on floor. Leanne Edwards, 11, of Picker- ing finished fourth overall in the argo A category with a total score of 36.00. Edwards had an out- standing performance on beam to win the gold medal and she cap- tured the silver medal on floor. Metro East region's argo A team finished second overall in the province. In the tyro B category, Michele Schuberth, 13, of Pickering was ninth overall out of 38 competi- tors, with a total score of 36.10. Metro East's tyro B team placed first overall. -,._In a field of 20 competitors in the tyro A division, Jonette Mar- tin, 13, of Ajax placed ninth over- all. Martin posted an overall scare of 36.05. Winstonette's junior national team member, Leah Spiering, 13, of Ajax, will compete at the Cana- dian National Championships in Montreal May 13 to 17. Ajax rhythmic gymnast set for nationals AJAX - An Ajax gym- nast has arrived on the national rhythmic gymnas- tics scene after only her third competition. Kathy Traitsis, 13, claimed the all-round cham- pionship at the junior level at the Coast To Coast meet at Humber College in Etobi- coke last weekend. As the competition served as a national qualifi- er, Traitsis will advance to the National Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship in Winnipeg June 3 to 7. Traitsis i; a member of the Spans Seneca gymnas- tics program in North York. Kathy Traitsis Play@1's soLW AJAX - The Ajax Ladies Slo-Pitch Association is looking for a few good play- ers for the 1992 sea- son. '(?� You must be 21 years of age and an Ajax resident. Anyone inter- ested in playing should call Jan at 427-8183. k) Cw0do PICKERING - A Picker- ing trampolinist bounced to the bronze medal at the Ontario Provincial Champi- onships in Kingston this past weekend. Elizabeth Snape, 11, was third in the junior level indi- vidual competition and Placed second in the under - 15 synchro event with part- ner Karen Cockburn, 11, of Toronto. 0 0 0 0 T11 r'.x. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY i, IMPAGE 21 l.rONTAR10 MOTOR SALESI USED VEHICLE CLEARANCE SALE Prices mon Overstocked Inventory(S4 rop y'E`° COMPARE THESE PRICES qvF ?0 HIGHPRICESOver 100 completely reconditioned cars4V,o� b trucks in stock 4 a 1990 GMC PICK-UP SOL s20329W 2 WEEKS ONLY �,..an 1988 GMC PK LONG BOX sti<inm I L J -v; TOR. 798 HOURS: MON-THURS. 9-9 FRI 1990 BEAR SPT. VAN SK 9*4E282A 1990 CONV. 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Course details are as follows: Duration: 6 hours per week May 11/92 to July 31/92 Cost $136.80 Work us into your schedule. You'll be glad you did. To register call 576-0210 and ask for Admissions. °qv DURHAM C O L L E G E FREE TRAINING 110 General Help 110 Looking for work? COLLEGE;UNIVERSITY stu. Need to update dents wanted to paint fa sum. your skills? Refresh 'TMr P" Access to car, wore In you math, English the AW area. cad Mdte. ass. y g 5651.(051092) and typing skills 10EYSOARD and vial leachers today and be ready required part rime. Ern steady for upcoming nnon'etn weakly- Cat 579.6601 training program& after 3 p.rr,_ (051492) CALL TODAY. AESTHETICS" and nail tech- nician needed. Clientelle Limited seats awilati Part )inns or fug time available. position swam.. Cal Mary M Vocational Access, 69&-W27. (051492) Vftkby 66x-27" UNEMPLOYED or on UIC? Eam ))500.67W part too working la yourself. For dslais, send SASE CAPA rporati, P 11 General Help b Box 6460,0,16Co1725 Kingonston.O. Ontario. L1V HAIRSTYLIST wanted for fart 6PS, (TF) grows satin with competitive GET paid datyl up to tt.000 salaries and lie continuing wasWy Slay home and makeeducation. Call Rabin, 610 0070. (051492) money, easy work. No DRIVERS needed for light Im"�Y Start r nw i0 Information onn hot now doWerles. Must own small 4 opportunity. huh S.A.S.E. to: cylinder car or truck Flexible The billormstion Nelwm Dept schedule. Work Mon -Fri, 10.3 •A . P.O nag 36518 Ch duke, and 5-10 : Saturdays. Postal Outlet, Hamilton, Ont. Knowledge of area an asset. Los 4R6. (051492) Cal 697-1982. (051292) EUROCRAFT Kilchons Ltd. to- ELECTROLux - looking for 20 quires an experienced klichan self motivated sales people. Iratoler, oat OWS162 for an Students wallow car re luinO, interview. (051002) Cal 7233411. (051090 OROWRN company requires car - EARN up to SM - work your pat and upholstery cleaners. own hours, assemble stylish Vehicle preferred. Mature jewellery at homel Simple telemarketers also needed. Instruction. No selling to do, Housewives Mc, thorough train - evert Info: Send a self -ad- ling provdai Reipc,wyle par - *098 d stamped envelope 10: sons only. Call 404-6512. Solan Inc. Ext. 455, 4325 Steele" Ave. W.. Suite 225, BEDWELL Moving Systems Downsview Ont. M3N 1V7. Inc. requires commissioned iii Serious about making Sal" reprweritalAw for bath in - 0 aide salve and onside personal manor from^ nano? SASE Ores contact sales. Experience Irlo). Homsworks, Box 21112. preferred. but not necessary. NA 290 Harwood S. Ajax, 1_1S 696-0002 (0514921 7H2. (050902) PART time telephone help NEEDLECRAFT Loversl The nCreative Circle needs eeded, no experience instr.xxon. M exciting row way necessary, will train. Flexible to sell stitchery. Generous schedule, students and oontinri""ion Urea hostess gifts. homemakers welcome, work WR train, cal Liz at 729-6173. Mon -Fri 10.2 p.m. and 5.9 p.m • Saturdays. Guaranteed hourly N IRSTYLIST wanted for fast wage. Call 697.1962. (051292) growing satin with oxxrgt6ive CLEANING neon ► vireo salary and free continuing p eduction. Please telephone once ■ week for asneral — r.on—a--.i--C-.o..k. Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help General Help 110 General Help Has a brand new look and menu. We are looking to complement our current staff and management at both our Whitby and Pickering locations with energetic, professionals. The following positions are available: •Assistant Managers -Kitchen Managers PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON TUES., WED., THURS. 2:30.5.00 AT OUR PICKERING LOCATION 1790 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING SHADES WNiD01N COYER111 NtG Experienced outgoing and service oriented salespeople wanted for custom window coverings. Best $$$ to good people. Liverpool 8 Whites Road location. Call Linda 235-1000 HOMEWORKERS NEEDED Earn up to $350/wk. working at home with new, guaranteed and exclusive gui6e listing over 90 firms offering work at home. Free information, send S.A.S.E.: Homeworking Research Canada, 4655 Kent Ave., Suite 1626 Niagara Falls, Ont. L2H 1,141 wr■ rnw rstirr 4vn.w•. KimmAeum repair. terror@ per - Neat in appearance with current son required kir Rad shop in abstract and taxi permits. Ex- West Hill. Call 284-1659. pone = not necessary. Apple _ 92 Wole St. Unit 3A. (060492) NEED in., lately - dynamic EARN money reading books' 666 -motivated sales carnulart. $W.000/yr income potential. Great b"* pack . Apply Join our Team! LOEB Baywood has an immediate opening for a dedicated person for the following full-time position: Grocery Clerk (Night Shift) Experience and management skills are an asset. I_OEB Baywood can offer you an excellent starting salary, a competitive benefits package and a challenging career on a dynamic customer service oriented team. If you are qualified and have references, we are interested in hearing from you. Please apply in person to: LOEB Baywood 105 Bayly Street West Ajax, Ontario Ask for Phil Chamberlain ADULTS WANTED To Deliver Newspapers Door to Door in Ajax/Pickering area - Must have own vehicle. - Able to deliver: Wed., Fri., Sat. caii 683-5117 Ask for Judy WHITBY TOYOTA REQUIRES ACCOUNTANT Successful candidate should be familiar with computers and data entry. We require someone ID handle all aspects of dealership accounting from journalism entries to monthly financial reporting. Previous experience with a car dealer is an asset but non essential. CALL BOB AALTONEN 668-4792 Full -Time MOULD MAKER Required immediately - Must have 5 to 10 years experience on injection and compression moulds • Competitive wages and benefits By appointment only 427-0502 Rouen Tod & Mold Lt& 110 General Help MODELS NEEDED Immediately'or abs in mai.9i. s. magazines. TV commercials r, Adem Females males eem No exp net Apply row' 482-1260 CHILDREN 4.13 also MAINTENANCE requires CLEANERS Bondable and reliable Call Monday ;:nday 9am-430pm 683-7526 HIRE FlDLCATION Plenty of cipencnce but lacking .anputer skills'' Programs avail- able in Computerized Accounting, DcskTop Publishing, Data Man - Word Pro- cessing and more. If you are 45 years of age or over and have recently becn per- mancridy laid -off, you may qualify for fund- ing assistancc. Ca11 Computer ..earning Cenue, Whuhv. 66A-913 COSMETICIAN PART-' ME FLEXIBLE AOURS Z�y SHOPPERS DRUG MART Harwood Place Mall 683-5222 COFFEE EXPRESS DONUTS AJAX Requires FLA/Part-Time Counter Help Call 427-5481 before 12 ANTon MAKE EXTRA MONEY Flexible Holxs, ExceNent Earning Opportunity. Cam b* MM C. Lord 619.1574 - CRUISE SHP JOBS =300ffl00 w6ow phow graphers, tour guides, Cmm wat6ls, dock hd6 Plus morel Newell, ExL 041% 24 hila M's not Just what you tiny, but how you say k let one of our professional advilm assid you lin dyle, layout i wording of yowpoirsawlind at THE Minam Group s cumently reauking for temporary general labourer* and light factory personnel. Mn. $6.50". Mut have factory, experience. solely boots and references. Transpor- tation an saw. Oshawa area. Cad Donna al 579-2963. Ali k I AGe 241 NIM ADVltt TEM 111111111IDAY, MAY A left 110 cm"Hop 120 omco Hip 120 Office Hielp 120 lomm mp LIVE-IN Superinlendant re- quired for an 99 unit senor fIPeffirreerill buil I In Oshawa. The position will he suitable for one person or a couple who have had previous experience in maintenance, cleaning and working with seniors. Position regkdres 40 hours per week Flus on-call duties after working hours. Successful applicant(r) will receive a one bedroom apartrreM and salary commen- surate with experience. Please send resume by May 15 1992 to: Carmen Cope, 75 John St. W. Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 1W9. 120 Office Help OVER 45 AND RECENTLY LAID OFF? CALL US ABOUT COMPUTER TRAINING GRANTS. IF you are over 45 and have recently been laid ort. you may Quality for training assistance. DIP/CERT. Lotus, Wordperfect. Dbass. word, accpac. bedtord. aueocad.Ventura, pagemakw. Harvard, Corel and Systems Analyst. Frlarlaal assistance available for eligible students under 45 or over who do not quality for free training Durham Business Cor touter College. Q7-3010. (Tr) 130 SalesAgents SALES DIRECTOR For multi - level marketing of a very exciting new pro- duct. Contact Mr. Page for appointment - 416 -619-1600 TWO ambsam us woen neeaed In 'ast grow-; I ager e business One full term. one pan time, excellent income. no delivery. no collecting. No WWT%arketng. FW tranrng. 427- 8205. (05149?) TWO experienced advertising sous representatives wanted Mlnrmum 3 years experience •♦ qured wrtr •erererlces to service Scarboro.,gh and Durham Region. $60.000 annual com mosOn. ,Submit resume to Ment COrT7un,dahons Inc- 1 751 Wentworth sit. Una 9. Wheby- Ont. (0514921 135 Skilled Help QUALIFIED TRANSMISSION BUILDER REQUIRED. Call Mr. Transmission Whitby, WH737 EXPERIENCED FSP M80 machine. operator required Ww nledialefy Repotting to the Deputy Director of Information Systems, the successful applicant will assist in the operation, maintenance and implementation of all municipal computer information systems, hardware and software: from a given set of specifications, write, test and document programs for micro and mini hardware environments and perform operational and maintenance duties. Applicants must have a post -secondary education in computer science or related discipline: ability to program (using structured coding techniques) utilizing 'C, dBaselll and LOTUS -123 in a microbrased environment: knowledge of micro -based Local Area Network technology and Data Base Management System and 4th -GL technology. Expenence with DEC Miaovax an asset Salary - $29,793.00 - $35,053.00 Please apply in writing by Friday, May 22,1992 to: Director of Human Resources Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax, Ontario L1 S 21-19 The successful applicant will be required to adhere to the provisions of our smoke-free environment policy. This personal Information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, and will be used to determine eligibility for potential employment. Questions about this c6lecton of personai information should be directed to the Human Resources Department. 165 Day Care 220 Articles Available For Sale MOTHER or two will provide plenty or 7LC for your child. Hot M"". snacks. outings. An ages welcome. Harwood•401. Please ca" Cha•'ene, 683-0449. M5101x , RELIABLE quality daycare new OW lady of the Bay. -Fairport Frenchman Schools. Any age. fancied yardtoys. to meals. refenrc". Please can Lorraine. 420-7667 (051092) ECE traced mother of three wev comes daycare n my home for children 18 months aro older. Nutmous lunches. and snack Fully fericed backyard, finished Playroom. Close to porks,lake. Available for sunnw Caa 427. 9146 (051092) A ovary place awats your chid at Pan s Playmates Any age welcome Not lunches. Merge. Reasonable rates. Fun• halt days Fnd1 J,xie. References 420-6166. fo51o921 LOVING mrder with nedreal ex- penence provrdrrg a safe and sumulatng wwronment for your dvld. Organized indoor and out- dOOr activities wh nutritious meals provided. 420.5444. 170 Employment Waned MEN with trucks will do household mores. cleanup jobs. odd lobs. decoratrp, anythin Call Carl or Jars, 427- 2856. (TF1 205 Firewood by Pickering Con. .ft ROKA Lumbar - Dry liiwrood. pany for relation moulding. Ful 4x9x12-. $60. 4x9x16 $6 -. 5. lana aAn r,n SMfor de right Free delivery to Osheow Es - candidate. Cal Jan• 42749090. tabished since 1963. Cal days, ' 150 How"""" 705277-3381 a evenirgs, 416- .3.66�.'°.,�°Q' 210 Flea Monet STOVE - MaycrsK Wold, $150. RN required ftlr 1 Good eondilion. sea 4936. >4 cuAdmiral A 1— -aor Available June 1. Contact 839-5148 MR MCKVV= Books 'N' Things Top quality used books NOVELS, NON FICTION, LITERATURE, ESTATES and COLLECTIONS BOUGHT 11111 Whiles Rd. at Skouuds�Lww Pkkw N y D31-1526 OPENNG YAY 6 11: AJL 2cles 20 For Sale1111111 Reconditioned: 16mm, 58mm projectors. Various makes, models, Pickering Audio Visual Mon. -Fri., 9-4:30 683-6666 APPLIANCES - excellent con- dition and spotless. Slow, No- aeanng oven, 5250. Large fridge. $300. Dryer, $125 Washer $150, gold. Large microwave. $125. Loves". new grey and row floraL Pad. $1150. Asking 5300 c.b.o. Cal AnYday. 6-9 p.m. 666-1882. ALMON Kenmore fridge and meschirg stow, like new. " $750 or best offer. Store shelves also for sake. Very cheap. 427- 8405. (050942) MOVING overseas - JVC stere system, teak coffee and end table. ask finsfed desk. pre basement furniture. Sharp microwave and stand. 6116- 9544.(051o921 EMERSON lar ooicoM T.V., an- oelient condition with remote $175. 1429 Roga nvq*Mc an- tique radio• SM. Round glass lop table. wrought iron legs, $35; ceramic supervase. eggnog dolour. hr,dparoW Ittitrwrs, er1- celent o - *, . $125. Please Call OsrrealL 721.0909 cher 4 p.m. weekdays, anytime weekends. (051092] 250 `"ll2 250 G Saw. 250 G>�°"Y 250 G s SATURDAY, MAY 9,-8 A.M. - 3 RM - 1240 CHARLOTTE CIRCLE, PICKERING Kirby vacuum, sewing machine, computer. Much more. GARAGE SALE Sat, May 9, 10 a.m, - 3 p.m. 4 Tams Dr., Pickering Rd., Hwy. 82 Baby hems, sports equipment Telescope. Household items, outboard motor and more. YARD SALE SAT., MAY 9, 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. 2 ALBERRY CT., AJAX Household items, toys, games, fumiture, etc. MULTI- WN SALE 1555 Finch, between Brock & Valley Farm Sat & Sun., May 9th and 10th, 9:00-4:00 Furniture, crafts, toys and lots of neat stuff. GARAGE SALE - Pickering Village, Ajax 10-15 houses participating. Rotherglen Rd. South and Bramwell Dr. Snow blower, tools, antique radio, hospital bed, electronic test equipment, toys, bikes, furniture and much more. Saturday, May 9, 9 a.nl. to 5 p.m. I GARAGE SALE tIIAT., MAY 9, 9 air. -1 TIL 357 DYSON RD., PICKERING Household items, some designer clothes, spats cards. Msec- items. GARAGE SALE Saturday May 9, 8 a,m. - 3 p.nL 619 Weyburn Sq. (Foxhollow) Port. TV, stereo, computer, lawnmower. LOTS OF STUFF GARAGE SALE MAY 9 810, 9:00 A.M. - 4 P.M., 1601 McBRADY ORES. (Brock Rd, N., tum at Major Oaks) 16' aluminum boat, 9.9 motor. Tracer, kitchen taWestehairs. Electric mower. liousehokl items, much mors - MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 9, 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. 200 Harwood Ave., North Ajax 10 speed bike, car speakers, cat rage, girls' clothes, 1 yrs. Toys, household items. STREET GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 9, 9 A -M.. 4 P.M. Seabreeze Rd. off Pickering Beach Road South, (near lake) In Ajax. Rain or shine! Trinkets and Treasures. GIANT GARAGE SALE 1835 -1837 Post Drive (Strouds LaneMlifites Rd.) SATURDAY MAY 9th, 8:30 A.M. RAIN DATE: SUN., MAY 10, 8:30 A.M. LOTS OF BARGAINS GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 9th, 6 a.rrL - 3 pin. 1936 LODGE RD., PICKERING Toys, baby clothes, small appliances, skins. boots, kitchen items, autanotive, coffee table. STREET SALE SAT., MAY 9, 8 A.M.-3 P.M. Cadby Rd Ajax (south on Harwood to Lakedriveway, 3 streets west) GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 9, 9 AA -4 P.M. 82 Cluern Dr., Ajax (Pickering Beach Rd -'Rollo Dr.) Tricycle, baby Mems, weights. Adam compu!er, typewriter, collector 45s and more. 3 HOUSES - GARAGE SALE SAL, MAY 9, 9 A.M.4 Pill, s64 VICKI DR, PICKERING (off westshom Blvd.) Chesterfields and char, assorted mirrors, kitchen counter lop• lots more. MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE SAT., MAY 9, 9 A.M. -3 P.M. Millington Cres., Westney Heights, Ajax Raindate May 10 MOVING SALE Saturday May 9, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 2145 Thieoden Ct In Pickering Brock bar Major Oaks area GARAGE SALE - 3 Families. SAT., MAY 9th, 9 a.m. - 4 pm. 1792 Woodview Ave. YARD SALE IteGLIS heavy duty waehen EARLY SO, MAY 9th 1992 pJ°• dryer. SM 1137-Ss49- (051092) 520 Broadgreen St. Miclorli 1841 WOODVIEW AVE, DICKERING PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Many useful h0lnihold i9ms N n eKOBim condition. CIOCKS - Plans, Ilett b Own '°"k' "°"CL CLOCKS °wA e GARAGE SALE STREET GARAGE SALE dellkeyboards. CLOCKS -free and erysal and met up. Call r llelp low MW Q 9 M4 and talks alfverraWs d ou111 r low SeL wt p.m. �-, �Y 0,10 a.m.-4 p.m. � LETS MAKE A DEALT Mufti -family Garage Sale Lynx Ave. (Baylyiwestshore) Pickering May 9, 9 a.m. MULTI -FAMILY YARD SALE Sat. & Sun., May 9 & 10, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 1828 Appleview Rd., Pickering MOVING SALE 1655 Geta Circle (Brock Rd. & Pickering Parkway) May 9th & 101h, 9 a rrt.-4 p.m. Wedding dress, rug, golt bag & stand, baby & brass nems, clothes, ceding fan, workout bench & much more. GARAGE SALE Sat., May 9, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. 57 Redmond Dr., Ajax (Westney/401) GARAGE SALE May 9th - Starting at 8 a -m--2 P.M. On Reed Dr. in Ajax (Close to Fun Fair at Roland Mitchner School) 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 9th, 1992, 8 a.m -1 p.m. Rowntree Cres., Pickering Come Rain or Shine GIA D SALE May filth & 10th horn 9 a rn-5 p.m. AT THE TOP OF TRAwLEY CRES. Come and flee! There'll be sonwthing for you! 6 FAMILY YARD SALE 857 Windsor Ave., Ajax may 9&10 Lawnmowers, BBQ's, tut'niture, bikes, toys, many more items. GARAGE SALE Sat, May 9tlt, 201.-4 • 0 • post tree. 9°°° °°"di°°". "hll" MnOU S - oak china ca.. . o'rerhwd s'wh°uee 1'rla` 1585: 11 bedroern W 129 D� In k 7=r -742 ASW Rd. (North WN11) asking SM. Cal $31-2751 rings « 831-61 30 days. piece ser 433-µg1. (O 04M nigh mer varnMy, rodrat AKnow 9 place dining seals, - - Household iteems, lighfing acct & much more! C�AiEA� $EES l (osl3aei 05 e1C $795: will sal setp- rerMy and nt^of. $296 Set d Chaim. Rocking drat. i/25. 3 drawers, $60 other smaller drain• ANo dresser. $ae 7 l T SALE - RAW OR SHINE STOVE - MaycrsK Wold, $150. MOVING SALE Good eondilion. sea 4936. Pisa pine dirkkproom "ft. henna- a RN p (ost2121 $895. Boys scooter, $25. POPCORN Popper. t2 oz. ArkpsybrM $186. ole wr,i - SAT., MAY 9 (8 a m- 2 p m) 1050 Bilack"fif$*turn M04' & 10 • /410 Roeablrlk PANOM 7X..Ll: gloats, Articles 220 For Slee DENTAL plawnerx service amble assistant. wosptiottists $700. Torn Mt spray drink 1342650 p6t28� louraain, $600. Botll 3 months FOR Sefe m w Som dining room, 4 dlairs, COtfa9�fld rabies, ' F�fft ff Waf GM bygm isle. For Itauw lsrrporary OFFICE Equpmerd - nearly nor for sale or lease - XEROX old. Alpine car stereo. coo � roan elves aoiernid trifle calends se @or• � �� �. mtlCh rt10/e. PPon *n 833378 rsad 04Asr wMh -noised and a crier. Mk"a Peonal Cdpier. laplap g3ow. sell $1200. Call 823- 85p1• �,8 ►inch. two arm dlairs, and 4 side chats. Excellentoarkd... SI EET/GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE 160 Day Care «i E Sal ler $60. ,DEAL college waW ( , SII a''r a SAT, MAY 9/92, 9 A.Y. -1 P.M. !I/►T� IN D 9, 9- kW 0 , RAN DATE •MAY 10 Wanted %tvilore syswn Owners but i• varied to gas. No lager needed. SOLID oak Double Pedestal Rain or shine. Toys, bllm, furniture, clothes, sic- 26 HAWKNS CRES., AMAX PATINE Mr► In nanny squired nese has closed, here make a deal Cal 427-8796. (0510021 Six years old. excellent condition. Cal 83x3150. hoar table amerce to 7 , oonplw Hawkbw OWL, Ajax Furst", small 8P*. gas BBQ & much more. for 2 children in home ,db v>olves " housework. E - MOVING must sell all wMh 8 oak side chats. Also - ao or 463 tt50 wok. (513M w„eer, Brandl now. $1288, s86- speakinW and non-smokers Cal Fidierirg, 42B- Honshu W, plants. Pictures. eW- Cal 427-7242, Ajax ('051082111.000i WALLPAPER clearance - over $774 anytime or885-8330. rolls from 0o cents to (051402MC) A` Mda 230 260 Ali & kraits STREET SALE s wy lead apply. $9.95 a double rel and mow. wand -L, 9, a SJL-3 pin. (Rain dada May 10 y 7243• (p509g2) SPORHomeShow. Cod roquois Park Open 6 �s per � �' bow - No Etls in �� ( � � 5) Day Care I Arww WhIlloy. May 8.10. see- Pedestal oer ll Fri. 9.6 Rm- Sat. 45 p.m- 823 , , txAler and hath $3000 N- WANTED - stoves. fridge. 9M ttt--1 and dryers wofktg er you. Chole your own Porcelain i%k kV 165 Available 7m. misoem 8881, es King SL E- Bowman- dtalve er best offer • 434473o not. Also war1Md, pkk p truck doll. Adult and children's Cribs, freezer, furniture arld more. CARPET - I haw new Stain- cooper and 100% nylon cerPef ville (TF) after 6pm. (051482SNI.y AJAX Pic errq no CLATH diapers, 3 00¢etL Read, wesa, &" dor refused. Fully (newer than 1978). Call classes, finished dolls and Pickering. 420-$833, (TF1 repairs• The Dole Shoppe. 723 eOfiipUt@f 270 c 280 Lit & FO(lrld TENDER Loring Care, hoar aloe. am from oyrnlffsd and we do wirgroom and hal ler oleo Sim Boys cojou,& Neer USED bicycles needed ,a the 270 VIdeO ewo very experienced E.C.E. - - rl er and king mother d 2, Is offer- SM., includes carpet, pad, plus kwtalishon. (30 yards), Stove guaranteed reconditioned „pd- there $115 per dozen, will f10°s C'OR» "take us a so for Sao dozen, 838.7440. Nntd world couttry. Cab 837 - 2203 or 6064718 for pick-up. VIdeO IBM PS -1 - cash and carry LOST -lerrabpuppy. blackwMh i„ W a quality program Me yo,,,g in hone daycare. 799.2068. ( dual 42741784, 487 Westney S Ate• (TF) COMPLETE kitchen, CALL CLASSIRED " XT's. DOS + apecisk. MS - works • colalr, brown/white colouring. Part —10MW-3D+M 1.44-Fklppy, poodle/terrier, Responds to children Before and after school care FROM and stow, almond, 'ate stove/ FREE skids for fiwwood, 717 oven. Iridge• cupboards. a• in 578-9335 r„a,uk many cp,y�„Mlo„s avallobls from 11195. Rad Baron 2100 baud modem. 3 only. Trkksha Substantial wward a :�• IBM PS also available. Reasonable �• $1100 or bap eller. Cal WIM Rd. Cal fust WW ark for excelent condition. Make an �-76n 1991 corrpulw Semites 866 -1 ��pi p�k�• 2 bund. Lost in Mlepnsy only.Red ass. � false. 4249770. (051092) 434-8730 (OS1492Sf1C1 Mack. 725-3630. (TFALL) oder. 683-6754. (050892) 3487. (051092) p pis• 68&3487, 74 (0608 -� ..: - _:. 000 t}�6EIA11-1�111tMeM�f�'W. '11i6iYe01f< t[A1gIf1t;P#'ltt110�/y� �/ �a ..... .. �. ... r.. ... .. ..:.;�.:i+v. "',•R �F�'k ..,..,.I r::�•r.:•irry:r;•:: .. ...r, :.:• :: ...::::..:. ..... .... .........•... .•.Inti ... .... ... :::::':: :.: :: .:. ..Ri, F 11FF WE MAPF t!!ldl'ACE25 290 ' 330 400 's 400 ' pmwt t 400 Amrm"s 400 "p"" Tm For Rent or Rent 410 Rent 420 For Rent Bp00K1YN auas - 14 x 14 bot 1188 * Taurus. 805 Florida stall 191Med ouldoor a na. daNy roost (air con. one year, old). lumout. wiledNrtcing. Wail S"Wab bedroom. bath. shed. stall. quality cerw. 3170 per do ewsws. prints Prtiate hedged vwntkbase ill 8 W7650. lot, possession May 24, 45 Maw miles from Oshawa - M i K DOG OBEDENCE - PALADEN Beaver Park, Ornemee. season VETERINARY APPROVED 1/2 paid for. Asking $19,500. QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS. $OW by appointment. 416.725. Few oPeolps Still attrallable }p 1449; 416-831-8621; 705-799- 8221. (052192) Puppies. Novice classes. For information, registration, call 668.9425. (0512912) 355 Motorcycles SHELTIE Pups - CKC registered. tatooed. first :hitt. MOTORCYCLE dewormchocked.ed. vet edked, glome raised, call anytime or leave message 726-2371. (051292) INSURANCE P MARfED Mack and Ian Ger- 683-9725 man Shephard Pups, dewormed and first shots, ready to GO. !May 9, 1992. 263-2542. (051292) REGISTERED Persian KSRIns for sale. Ready to GO. Have had PW first needles. For further RIDGE information, please call 728- INSURANCE 0654.(051M 1901 Midnight Special, 00 Automobiles C.C. to 1100 C.C. boles and runs like 3 For Sale new, asking s1600 or best offer IMP sion certified. 571-0527. (051292) AUTO 365 Marine INSURANCE DOCKS - ROAT SI IDC 15 Miles east of Oshawa Free hydro b water 'Scenic setting =34/11. Call 683-6021 511P,� Mon. -Fri. 9-5 CORr0RM" ONE bedroom apartment In OSHAWA 2' 1 an n OINET South Ajax location . sdrool. 724.2977 atter 4 p.rrj or older 4M"Irnnt building. 17 1Dh,ebee St. SM ma0ill P plus newly renovated hardwood lope porch. nbe yard. detached 3 bedroom home, fridge. Stove. avallable June 1. PRINGLE hydro. Flpllast. Cali 571.3229.g0dJ (051290 washer. nieghbourhood. Close to $950 monthly inclusive. 6 mons, lease or monthly. Call 683.9547 CREEK C"P SOUTH Ajax -bright two drall own.43340 . ( ktcMidea hal. Call 43340W. , or 3654W1. (05139M IS now accepting bedroom baseman aparmenti, , cable. pryegd. air oDrWittnt OSHAWA - three bedroom Townhouses s,prate entrance parking. ad APARTMENT for rent - one detached in law potential, applications For applancec, available June 1. $700 per month, all utlilti« bedroom. SM IMP and het• utlllee Included. Cable• private fireplace, large garage, $950 pits utilities. Call Linda at 683 their membership included. Call 686-6137. entrance• laundry facilities, kitchenette. 3593 or 726-3295. (051092) waiting list FOf 2, 3 (051792) PICKERING Single female �� pref.427-9w2. ( WHITBY - 3 . 1 bedroom, 2 & 4 be�oom units. -big, bright lower and Liverpool - Gass- baths, burpalow. fenced yard. 427 .2643 half of house, own entrance, oM1E and two bedroom. Apt detached garage, fridge and Eligible to pay Full fireplace in large front room, ay -June. NO PETS. Fridge, stove. $950 .. 579-4479. clean. bed sitting rom and large kitchen and eating area. Stove, air. carpet, parking for (051292) housing. Suit business couple, $825 monthly. 6861385. (051 292) one au. Slow and Win' $715 and $740. First and last. 721- LARGE 3 bedroom main floor er,.,l Applications may WHITBY - 1525 Nichol Ave. Two 9744. (051292j detached brick. Livin room. ding room. n9 Large eat -in kitchen, be picked up at bad units available imnediatey. $795 utilities Included. Fridge, OSHAWA large two bedroom basement apartment, $800 fenced yard, walk to GO train. schools. Pickering Town Centre. 95 CrBWforth St, Move. laundry and playground 11 0, Includes parking for 2, Minutes to 401, available now. Uniton 85 sits. No pets. Assistance use of large backyrd, private $850 monthly. 472-4350. utilities. 472-3980. (051092) finedialely. $750 plus. Call stove. caMiNtng. Parking. 430 monthly first and Iasi. Avatable available to qualified applicants, entrance. fridge. fridge, stove. washer. (051392) (Community apply to Durham housing, 1615 Dundas St. E.. 4th Floor L Lang dryer, large eat -in kitchen, full bath all utilities and cable THREE bedroom bungalow. 7661 Toyota Camry • power Tower, Whitby call included. Close to all amentles. ideal ter working Avail- nidi decoraled, large front and back yards. RosslandiSteven- Please calf . weekd43&,66ays' (051 4:30 p. m. weekdays. (05t992) 1. 772-cou(. able June 1. !368772 (050892) son area Oshawa, $995 month - ly 666-M8 OSHAWA - BeatrioeM/iscn and WALK to Go, 3 bedroom , utilities. Frei and last- References. Inquire. 430-0546. for office hours. WlsorURossland. 2 bedroorns. apartment, rtment, apances, 'n9. (0521 carpet, private fenced yard. amenities. Parking.met ses 576.0973 or 775-4806. M525471 WHiTBY . apartments avaiaWe $790 and $820. 3 bedroom wheelchair accesei le. $855. 4 Laundry, unobstructed vow, int- mediate possession. $950 per PICKERING West Shore Blvd. re ung Y Gemara RdOryWn and. veli' om'09e non °f 1pk•^9 ?4malip bedroom, $1005. Available June month. Meknight, 831-2273 or 3 bedroom mai n f l r a 3 es, available June 4 AJAX and July 1. Fridge, stove. 837-5619. (051392) $860 rnoni Close to Go and un►r • nnr h n ■sit v no pets. PEltlT14 laundry, close to everything.pedroorr sone r Whitby's 11169 REPOS - Newer - older. BOAT sips Balser^ !eke on SOUTH Oshawa - lar non sent er. asking Sul mature person, available 1986 Caravan SE. 1986Ceica, Trent System. 9e 5 dos nips smoker, sells couPb, newest harbour, 0 uuxxes ncxroeo. 770 Pets. APPty WHITBY - large one bedroom sdrool. 724.2977 atter 4 p.rrj or rAVIIA11V I DAY LT PICKERING immediate oc- wnh Durham Housing. 1615 basement apartment, private leave message. (051092) 286-8388. (TF) cupancy - beautiful new two Dundas St. E. 41h Floor, Whitby entrance, storage. high ceiings, Cruse( - 33 h. Owens 277.1311. (051092) WHITBY - bright. spacious one kitchen, 5 appliances, glass owr, lowngroom in basement. 3 Bedroom bedroom basement aDaf>'mrnt, p cal 436-6610 for ir>Ipmsrtpn. , cable. pryegd. air oDrWittnt STEVENSON Rd - new 3 bedroom sem, bedrsem, with appliances, se Townhouses full kitchen, bath, private (051492) close to downtown, GO, transit, Ask ng 5,4.500. Can 686 nn. L Appliance* Call 287-8965. monthly. nclusne. First last (051092) Last 2 weeks •aril. PWse cy TWO Sed oo•^ •ownrouse 6 sated r close to Occupancy. Minimum entrance, parking. Please no SOUTH Ajax - brand new on non smokers, no pets. 6575 largeom r, yard. ovelook ng Lake Or, -3, o. ova lab'9 ,labAllies Lakeunin Newly decorated, y v pets. Non smoker Single or couple. First/cast. $650. bedroom basement apartment, $650 Indust". Fru law inclusive 6665M6. (051492) GAYLY ateiy. f80. pus fridge and stove, 1 ut4ith«. 837-1606- (051092) and and Liverpool - Gass- References required. 725-�2, 427 .2643 @D51492) required. non smoker, no pets. Ment apartment, bright and !051292) t/2 baths, single PICKERING - Brock and Hwy 2 - Phone 686.2993 or 666-6858. clean. bed sitting rom and -- - - g beaus ful new one bedroom (051492) krtcheteme, al appliance, full AJAX - spacious execulve our garage and base - no pets. PEltlT14 laundry, close to everything.pedroorr sone r Whitby's 11169 REPOS - Newer - older. BOAT sips Balser^ !eke on SOUTH Oshawa - lar non sent er. asking Sul mature person, available 1986 Caravan SE. 1986Ceica, Trent System. 9e 5 dos nips smoker, sells couPb, newest harbour, 0 with Jouti garage. throe oaths ^ewer broadioor^, ment. 1987 Prelude, 1988 Accord, ys quem and and most prestigious clear water, good fishing UP to bedroom apartment, f950 $585. Single $550- Cable. bu4ding. Thisya2bedroomful- (hove. $525 nclusve 436-2951. enced yard. 3 appliances. TheSunbird GT, many morel The Repo Centre, 40'.$300 and up. 705-454-1946. monthly plus utilities. July t laundry, parking, utilities y equipped cot hd0 with wall to (051492) First/last. references Available July t OJ $850 - 5'200 286-8388. (TF) (052892) Possession. included 831-235, (051 3 was carpeting, European style FURNISHED one bedroom and References. Cal troleu, 705 monthly plus utilities. 683866 t . %051392) $864/ month $864, month II" Dodge LeBaron GTS. Lady Cruse( - 33 h. Owens 277.1311. (051092) WHITBY - bright. spacious one kitchen, 5 appliances, glass owr, lowngroom in basement. _ (1968) rvrn Ve Chevy 225 hp, bedroom basement apartment, enclosed solarium, 2 parking Private 3 Pep bath upstairs driven, 97,000 kms., owner rnanog HARWOOO and Dryer -one spaces. Build features doubt 1779 Townhouses plus hydro bought new. Firm. Certified. Plank an const.. separate entrance. 3 Drece Oath, every Shared krtUien, use d log taadk- y fully bedroom basement apartmrnt For Rent oulned. sleeps 6. expel- appiances, waaung distance to Conceivable extra. III !Do yard with BSO, laundry facilities, 85900 p beer Offer. 433-4647 lent Condition. needs rwtMng available mrrrdiately. Including Go. Minutes 10 401. 3575 monttry- 7258769 or 723-7100. 6395 a month plus repot Spic 1111111 dune and Ju l y evenings. (051992SNC) Ask ng 5,4.500. Can 686 nn. L Appliance* Call 287-8965. monthly. nclusne. First last (051092) Last 2 weeks •aril. PWse cy TWO Sed oo•^ •ownrouse 6 sated r close to Occupancy. Minimum 1868 Monte Carlo SS, mint oordnot, low mleage, 10514M (0`'1 Call 666-0746 or 428-6025. THREE bedroom bungalow. 721-2697. (05.092SNC) AJAX (OSt292) h,dge. „snawa. amehites. 1 1.2 bats. irdudes gross income $2.880( wmw w IT'S boating time) $7000 for - very attractive 3 man atop with garage, yyEST1EY lights - arye pre maintenance f«. s85C Korth y drive, air Conditioning. tinted 19W 14fibreglass Vanguard bedroom main floor, we.� WHITBY - beautiful one stove, d,shwas^e, walkout. 7edroomt Datennom apartment, fist a^d ,as1 =.^ s -ed �'mor!tr required. windows, $10.000 or beer offer. CAN Franck Bowndw. 60 HP Mercury (with mantainrd. and decorated. 5 bedroom aW.mont. dose to as gyral air. and vac. no pets. Separate entrance, cemrat air. basement Ava late .one ' Maryanne. '05'292) ane 6. 576-0150. elecYnc 1nm). Lep than 35 !ours 9 amenities $SSC ncWsive ,^,all appliances. storage shed. Available Jure 1. $890. 723- vac. F.ut bath. shred ,sundry. 427 .2643 @D51492) on motor Easy bad trailer. corn- Private fenced yard with ,n- 666-117' 05149() 5618. (050302) non smokers Fr%Vast. $600 PICKERING 1975 Memory 683-9342 1995 Pontiac Sunbird, « with extras Serious calls ground pool, close to all mot,thy.428 38!4. (051292) OSHAWA three bedroom OSHAWA - two oedroort Ape_ Lane - 'ownrw se.7bearoom, 3 showroom condition. 4 door Only 773-9495 051 amenities, on a quiet street. ( ) aparmhsnt n duplex _age at msnt n 5 urs Dultlng. Frdge. BASEWMT apartment for rent. :975 inclusive. Available Jure ' level. 1 ' 2 Dans. quiet hear weekdays y sedan. 4 ryend.r, auto. pa.. PD.. arVfm stereo. only 51.000 mics Apartments 1 427-7400. (050642) $795 Per month plus ul:lit,«. stove, parking $SLB Mp,my $500 plus ut lines No last p own Cenire $900 range. T 9 a. m -5 m Ph" 32'-9986. (051 p• original. $3295 certified. Call We will 'educe rel n tachange Plus utieth«. •rs0ast. Call 668- mont'r deposit. References 400 For Rent IMMACULATE bright t bedroom for ma,nlenance services. 0974. (051092) requtfed. 6812888. (0512'92) _ . -- -_ - FREE one ••tontfe rent with one 427-9722 anytime. Russ, Big Town Sales. (05149?) baserrntaipartrrnt North Ent Phone 1-416-759-2666 CENTRAL Oshawa - two AVAILABLE immedately - 2 PICKERING - 2 bedroom salt Oshawa. Private year Baso "_ovely one, rwo. A30 Rooms To entrance, contained basement aparment, carpets. 4 piece bath, PICKERING - 21DW b s*� bedroom apartment. $595 wet one bedroom apan?nam three bedroom suites a L� Rent 1106 Porriac Sunbird Turbo GT, 1 liances, LrverpooL401. mens apartment. SePa rate mtonihly. Fridge, stove. near 401. Privrr entnince with app appliances. Available appliances, quality finish« ellows a► CMk'tLlptir+g, pa., p0.. per.. Close to Go, available ,mediately, $475 inclusive. entrance, fully carpeted, 3 Carpeting. parking. One fenced yard. Laundry, hookups• Throughoutcor more into of 'a PICKERING, se .e -cam well, - 9 PL, wWm cassere. rmhaculae immediately. $595 . 40% 435-0748. (05129?) appliances. availab;e bedroom. $450 monthly. Fridge, parking. utMies ntdkAed $635, Vrw call JOtepnre Snorer at J94 d ,utcner. walk o -�xykerng condition. certified. $2900 or utilities. 472-3980. (051092) finedialely. $750 plus. Call stove. caMiNtng. Parking. 430 monthly first and Iasi. Avatable 5747505 or Paula Sheppard. Gerwat,ng Stator" :10 Tran. best offer, Call 576-6024. WHITBY - eleganttwrobedroom. PICKERING - brand new 756-ON1 or 4959643evenings. 6521.!051292) 1. .1 roomy t bedroom 579.3052 (-FFRI) Pickering Tows �or,t,e 5325 1992SIVC) bachelor ;057 apartment. dose to Si micpe. near Cao, available ■+r*teduatey. 3� OSHAWA - soNh end hrnre. Tr s THREE bedroom^ townhouse n *hontNy Non smoker brNened 7661 Toyota Camry • power female prNbasedent krtment. Parlung. $795 inclusive. 694 822 Glert St. V chess, large eat n kitchen, full new 3 Dem bathroom. central NEW ore bedroom apartment n ery gage one 42Non Soto Oshawa n small, quer 050892) brakes, locks. 5287 (Toronto). (051492) vac. central air, cable T.V., full new home Above ground units, 2 bedrooms, available bathroom, private entrance, obrrphex- As unities included FREE loom. none. ex- Alan Aitomg. Automtariq «aeNerht condition. _-- -- windows. private entranu, now or May 1. $660. and 3 $56S'rronthly utilib" ncluded. RELAX'nthe)acuzzi,spacIOUS Laundry facilities. close to al Firttilast. Close to shopping. 7252601 .mange 'or Aporo■ matey 25 Certified. $5600. 686-7320. (05069Z windows. bedrooms, 1705, June 1, 723-7594. Rick. Wtrtby 2 bedroom apanmwM. amenities. only$475 per month. very modern. Ouiet (051292) (050111 noufrslweekfy ba"st'ng Suit carpeted, appliances. super all inclusive. 837-7992. neghbourhood, dose to an Parking. �• table ncl+ded. WHITBY nowremiig.now lw0 nersor with afternoon or eve- tea4 CavaMr, or, a dos. amRm carpet, private fenced yard. amenities. Parking.met ses 576.0973 or 775-4806. M525471 WHiTBY . apartments avaiaWe and mite ?edrodrn towrf puts nim0 si pioyrment ''*'ate bath. stereo. sunod. 90,000 kms., OSHAWA one bedroom $650, Alas. 427-2380. (OSt n eyes maintained and u available now . $775 all �) AJAX -new t?atrhelor aprrtrrrntq 'et ung Y Gemara RdOryWn and. veli' om'09e non °f 1pk•^9 ?4malip 63100 o.D.o. As e. 432-8851. basement. separate entrance. building. close Zo all Afmentes, inclusive. Call 432-9127. NEW ore Oedroom 4 Pip loath, kxclnen. laundry. bright lent of apam*+ern' bachelor r 9 P r and Gas and hydro extra Fr-oleemed. 693.0irarlisOrtat�on and age. •elsw+ces.6810026 05149?; (051492) (OSO8g2) r ,so Cable, hook-up. alDartrtrnt. $575: one Parting. Countsena cd •clap. " ya'r'd• laundry. Country 0• atwe and garage incised. vo 19" Chrysler Daytona Turbot ping. $650. inclusive. 571 ava,able early May. non- �nOOnt fn3 rtclucall For AJAX- ,:ab iy M bright students welcome. Available SLIMIER stuOerns wei30 s S speed. Ps., pb., air, excellent 6416. (051492) smoker. Call 428-2432. ApPontmwn to ver call 666- lookout basemen apartment. July 1. $550 inclusive. First and 2450. 1615pots. Dplya St. Em hgIoo. 1615 Duntlas St. E. stn =lop •ion' Ip ren, dose 'o GO. on Whitby 'oaten Condition. $3.000.427.5529 after lop as entrance, parking, air last. 7255624. (051442) AVAILABLE n Oshawa and (051092) (OSt292) or call 436-66' J bus Oshawa se of ( a�tchen and Da:n•oom and u 6.(051292) AJAX - luxury one bedroom Codit" - all utilities needed. Wrmoy - aparlMert bu,al 2 PICKERING - Roue River - WHITBY - clean 2 bedroom ing• 0 basement apartr*hent, separate June 6. $850 monthly, bedroom dse txK. $85 wk OSHAWA - 1050 Slmcoe St. S. aurdry tahDYweeweekly p 1984 V W Jepta good condition. 230.000 kms., grecs for student walkout mit� o 10 Ives, shopping, large basement aparmel very entrance, c • n t r a l air. 3 amrnt for non smoker, no pets, 42 -9114, utiln:es included. No pots. 2 private. separate entrance. rent. $600 monthly Plus ulltrs. P 2 bedroom $320 rnimc'erra a Dre emec. Shpt term renal rnu lite d $1800 certified. Also 1982 1""051092 appliances. available Jure 1. message' ( ) Phone 686.4025. Mon- Thum be- bedroom, $700 and one Appianas, full Dam parkng, 16.50 ntk4as uldl es. Fra and bedroom, $600. Call availisblermrdutey. SW7 plus and unties. Fridge. wove, garage August. 433-4703. Kawasaki, 440 Ltd. Many row Perts. 5700 o.b.o. Piens WHITEY . two bedroom base- tween 4 and 7 p.m. MS 10921 430-0134. utilities. cable incl. $800 first and last required. 427.7882 Ment apartmorx n horn•, fridge. (052492) Let. tufts quiet waling and Playground on site. No pets. cit,,, cal Person, M513M FREE rent - 1100 soft. base. Appy to Durham Housing, 1615 450 J11O red 5237. (051242) Stale• washnn, dryer, oernral W. available imredwel 286 ,,wit �mlentt0 char in PICKERING •one bedroom y' $750 Includes utilties. Flsylast. �' 1876. (051092) lovely one bedroom Dundas St. E. Fourth Floor Lang Aceomtn- tfl03 Mcrae Carlo, 87,000 kms., exchange you provide levIng basement apartment, private sat in kitchen, •:ullent Avell" rmudwAsly' After 6 eat in T0 ' W � p call 436610 8 c�rirhden. 5040052. (05 1092) care for our two children. entrance• laundry facilities. PICKERING - one bedroom location. included. At- 427-4493 a 855-8935. Palthro between 8:30 and 4:30 PERSON to Sere 2 bedrkOrft 1982 Ford Extort wagon, Ri1eneloes required. 4328p9. PahkinQ dice to GO. 8668606. basement apartrrrrt, sspwale (06129() tractive din hgbx, sty 1800. (050802) weekdays. (051 9M luxury apartment. nhCNudes 5 applart0n, ceble, a, standard. raw brakes, exh" entrance, full bathroom, all Available Jett 15. 668.3161 or PICKERING Village - large utilitis and cable, $550 a EOwYANVLLE - beautiful areLARGE too bedi cion apartment 723904( JeG��� OSHAWA - two and three awns Indoor 0001• squash and tines Burr veld. $400. Cal (061292) ridge. save, pyo aPartrtrnt ground iwrel' n lower keels d ^� First and IaSL Suitable condo. Fridge. bedroom townhouses including room. univeral gym Serious after 6edroom (�21031p.m Al.AI985-3266. wades, dryer, ave available $825 monthly inclusive. innDIS t After 8 P.M. `kilu $ FM central air. aPPkentat .Gose callers any. $425 -onthy. Frsv so Shoals and arwnwss. CAN last 427-3044. (051302) antral req Doul. lad Relay" . Avaiable Jur t. 41 0 ion.. beloony. pa kWS available 720.2327. (0513th REhfk tubOioes 434-3972 ( 1979 Pontiac Lemons, 6 atytirM $615 pilus haNws Cal First �� ReNn Ideal for couple. Feet and lap, WN --y live in , closed over 2000 i CyYdn. aM bice. good lira, good nom' fhseklt fiery to 823.8968. 1AJAX South l05 01 6180 KATIE- (05149() 725.1019. (061492] apartment? Try this bright 2 3 R � a614AwA BearicJvyiMorn 2 ills finished Daae bedroom units. $825 and 3 bedroom home +a^ 3 adults otrtNy. Atalltg 1700. TfMaptolte 1ph air PNWJM 11O Town Conn - orw WMTOY . 3 bedroom In bedroom arehiteeturel 1gat TWO and three bedroom 141Per y beibeque, fenced yard, $795 tiodroorn urW 3890 Available 1eo" for a m ie or Oct 721-0808 after 4 p.m. bedroom boserrtwa apaches' awments, available at 888 dtPbK' walk b Go. fridge' alive designed 1400 shift spa11.m plus 1/2 utilities. Close to JuAe and July 1. Hast and hydro share AN amenities inducting (052192S03) private entrance, laundry, Glen St. Oshawa. 7294993 and paliking. $850 plus hydro• Walkout to WWSCIpsd yard, amenities, and schools. QBS- extra. Fridge, stove, grape dishwasher. titloSfher and dryer. 3 1971 Chair 314 ton pick up. broadloom, available OS1iAwA 2 bodroan sik dogs. 286 2081, July 1. dos• to Mryswtg Ony 11060 2125 tafs►sings. (�) iminedialtly, viiia included, ,perf. included. No pets, Appy wish fridges, large Mesar. Cwttral air, .Finer -aper, For tale, 896.2077. ROUGEMOUNT -sea one Ninihiff. Cali Dorarlt Fahr, 4M A.IAX - Harwood/Hwy 2, 4 $566 monthly. Cal days, 29M Monts for rent, available 7677, (06119 wy Durham HoutNha 1815 Dundin Lags dock. Brock and Finch. SL E 40 Floor, What, or CAN 4274209. M50892SKC) /► Trucks For 1670 or after 6 p.m. 0347'!182, Firallest laundry bed run balwillarst bedroom home, 2500 W.ft. facitwt on Mortises, Cal 574 ua1i cable, bully, puking, ONE and two bedroom if , yard, location, 436-6610 for information. MATURE !at wb prelarred 10 31 3 V �� forJrrL (05,710 gnat 3593 a 72493.5, (051292) ASS June 1. Lasa MMM >�n1S. �iuM bcs"L $1300 monthly plus utilki«. PKS(EOM - UvepodlBayly. law. Cal skier 6 Am. ne-I161 dean, no last month's rent 773.3713 wrortitgt afw 790, Room To 'fie home YAM single mom for reduced rent n MONS IM CENTRAL Wtklby - 2 bedroom etaoeNra 2 laedloortt taaterrtaa (051582) fetypated Cat! 4340477 atlas S kat Lou. (o61I afteemra. Glia. cow anw4iss, plus sen. $996 Orbe bedrhaan p rtL CSN 7213675. (051492) Reil dark sae 4-6 nights Peru �k ffor or ere iedd or OSHAWA - I Destlq fridge, t1ov+ leudftry. basement, $595. Clean. spa au'ge 2 bedroom PN:KERINO - three bedroom Claus a� building. bo«TMnt irtcMxftt ONE ti.drekra uPWr bungalow. 2 dhildnrt Blit ckW area Cal PWAMONG parkway/Brock - (�l� Mfrs for Vans, 4 wheel SM fat» uullies. FNstlha. 1- *AM al oetarttant ap.r1 appliances roars tars In brand new ase txedreent 320 lkives 4145747576. M50842) thugs Nududed. ,Milt 1. 68$ hidgolttove tallies, pasking, milli in home, amiable Jur 1. laundry. parking, Go, evaitble house. Two bath, kitchen and Uldilim. Oyer room in beoertssrht 9289 or 2634125, (051292) cable, (age backyard, storage $580 per month. ktckfdn Midge, immediately. $975 plus 1/2 WmxxkY, Pastkq Hort 4 1885 Che 3/4 ton van, 305 OSHAWAI Do you hate the Shod. sspraM arwanoc dos clove. and uttikNL 420-2MM or u k*L Cal 4204=1. (051092) thought hunting ft=* d AJAX - yew spacious bright 21/ a HI aarNo les. 3695 nlor", 421-7687. (051092) Smoker. $350 each. FeMde PrMft 3 pip both :upstairs. preferred. Call 428-6209. Shared kitchen. ~ d big back PMPahe. as is, 3802 Cal �' of thea ads? 1 have a 2 2bMauMbasome aaparerwa' first and tut. 432-7703. NORTHWEST Oshawa - 3 plus stalely (051392) yard with BBs, sundry 6592- (050992SNC) dos to al arrhrhiHes, rxivSse AJAX - new bachelor i n De bedroom semi with =ached In apL *a veil exceed entrance, parking, utilities, FRENCH MWS Bay - spacious Westney Heights, laundry Dnagk IenOed blickyard, Pack, facilities, $395 a month plus AJAX We tney- furnished atom nagoll" last 2 weeks rent. 330 Trailers you •spofxatlons. Features: 2 pets, no IMMACulate ground floor 1 faciktiee and parking, 3550 shed, antral air, finished relic +t cable, 375, no �a in Woo Aon ~• Aur• cab$• shred Please call 721.2697. 3 ".. "opt= smoking immediately. 679• bodroan aPanntent. Available Inoralnly with utilities. Avaiable ►cont. 1 1/2 bails, fireplace, kiacharL bah. lad tub. bus roils, leatre r^eSSa9's- with poral• entrance' one talc- 0789. (051csm Jtlh 1. $700 incius" Cal 420- AM t. Cal Dave, 0394123. Close to schools and all parking. Non smoker, $400 -- hardtop tent 1888 Sill" ppod throughout, the oONr in 8510 b view. (05109() (051092) amenities, $1000 per month mor". Firsu{ailL 427-3668, Condos For tralbr, . rem 8, Utled 2 weekb leak. rertlovabb bxbodw- enormous open k" area with HARMONY/401 - beautifully rustle cin• fleas. Florida ceiing dsfxxated 2 bedroom apartment TWO bedmort besernela avail Plus utilities. Firs July and OSHAWA -two-Spacbus 2 uelersnc�es Araiabb July 1/92 1 455 (� ) Rent AJAX • lumislhed up01n in •doe . door stow, 14500. 884447$. " 8?J9rodt Awaialle in kitchen with immaculate with SkdNhg walkout onto inter- dint bodroornalpatnwNsinwelk•pl Call 571-4088 after 6 p.m. locking brick huge back- immediately. 4 appliances, building. ai- oanditiaud a" moms Shared WHITBY rent or sale - on• (061242) applanon, antra( air. tapeful paio, ti afea 1, English style, two whit bothroonL yard and 9+Iden. $625 montMy, dot• to shopping. schools. ( faok*&. non smoker. does to bedroom condo, Rosslandl 1$96 Bonair Hardtop Per. pMISh9 sfxro bus a door. 1 mwdpomP-9d*W rano.1700 Laurhdry, wttk a O.QH Aval WHITBY - luxury downtown $685 plus 112 utilities. No Ded n utiMia. Fest and lap Y bus rout•. Phone 686-4842. �dSn' (Waw �+)- $750 cin month. AM faclllaa 8i7- tddge• stove, sleep 8. aaalant children. Cal Sher 5 p.nL �- available July 1. 4349900. kidwive. 619.1698. (051392) able June or July. 831.3555. "' 2 bodro011 elegant 90- AJAX - 2 furnished roars lip 8882 star S. 1167-0028 leave OW~. $3850. Call 42048M (06/492) (0513921 den home, $1100 mootMy Plus 3840. (051442) BACHELOR apartment 15 M5149() mature world ton smoker. nOSSM& (051010 779 TWO bedroom apartment. PICKERING - West Shore, 3 ninon east d DO- Every- - n81Y AYdfO• No Okttftfe upkerfp Arai p itkg9 alta b6d1pb111 able immediately. CAN 430- Female Preferred. 428-3288. CO ttages For (0510 _ CAMPER Bargaint Hardtop bedroom main hoor spartrws, thing brand new. Own nom �Iw' appliances palling, basement apartment. Privet• 8120. (0412912) Bonair, sl Clean slow, Nps 8, new 1966.• ridge �-yr antral air. ldtdhtrhelle, 3 piece bath and entrance. � 470 Rent OSHAWA -room available n sed only 4 Mils cortplae with P,�. pM� facilties, clow to all a1twN^n. laundry facilities, separate 8epera• entrance. 9425 in- al UMN Included. Fre Cable. AJAX - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 pshipe ionic Rossler"Now RICE Lai, awaipg, kaurtains, get tio8le, 3 ie95 mashy puss. ydn Avall WOO cludee all utilities. very Clean. no pass, Aare eJune On Ajax transit and Go a , new one. two and area.-VOOM% utiNtgal. monentrthly. . 831 Cal 9874019 Seto(5 levo Avail" my 1. FNWtmL $950 burner stow, asking $3,000. able July1. 7211912. (06129() roup. Call 427.68,18 of facilities- Rent now fo�uholida��w416.7S3. 571.1476. (051242) 3681 or 837.1228. (050892) RUG$a9e- (0510921 rrtortllly. 8830184 a 8835255 negotiable. Phone 579-1176. 2370 a 114342.27]0. (061292) R►lis7A: III y .. ... .,.•:'...:...u•......... .... .. ._...-..._.:'DMC.. :. _.._ '-.- -.,_.. MGN: 36 -THTC NIBWS AD'YF.1RN' U FIRIDAY, IINAY !<. IM 470 . 455 �°"� F 500 " 500 iFa°sale GEOR0IAN Bar - tram Wamp NORTWAUT Oshawa - brick o tMPEARTREE Beach and Midland. Sandy bungalow, 2 plus 1 w spar ra 2 beach, 3 bedroom Viceroy batfnroorrs, air. `Ilio sprtrtrtrnt hed collage• available anytime. May possibility. finisbasement. O be viewed by video. 43448631. fireplace, bar, new windows. P52M new kitchen, hardwood. Open COMMISSION cowscnrarrrs GREAT fishing and family Fkxns Sat- Sun. 2-4 p.m. 461 holiday all Rice Lake. One hour Fernhill Blvd. 728-3213 or 725- east of Oshawa Pidteral, mus- 3647. (051292) OPEN HOUSES lie and bass, modem cottages. BROKER has $10,000 to land at$165,000 BK1 Rnby Avs. ,South Ajsx, seta Sum, t2` m 1800 h, waterfront. privacy in $147 per onth. Contact Jerry 4. Bungalow on transit routs, 3 bodrocam rural area low spring weekend at 8686605. Community Finan -Priced to still. call 427-ZM6. and weekly rates. Children dal Services. (TF) program, store, boat, moor rem $665 monthly P.I.I 6 3/4% $1661900 173 Daniels Cr•s., Aja:, Sun. 12.4, 3 and covered docking. Sun- financing O.A.C. Townhouse, 3 f bedrooms, 1 112 baths, antral air in Cottages, R.R.s3conditioning 5 antral vacuum. 0uie1 t4astings. Ont. KOL 1YO. 705- bedroom, garage. quiet court. crescent. Landscaped yard. 477-M 696-2601. 051 Frankdoclul'Pena rti, R ma Per- '202,800 N' ( 9921_ Frank Percy. ge Remtax Per- 14 Gurr, Gn., ■, Sat a Sun, 124. Reduced Nicol 4 bedrooms, 25 bath; KAWARTNAS - Lake Kas- fomnanee Realty Inc.2702000. upgrades galore, S appliances, 50x136 lot shabog - 45 minutes northeast (051292) 427.0927. of Pelerboro. Cozy lakefront MUST be seenll Oshawa - 2$ 40 K� Cres., Nn., Sat a Stat, 12.4• Latae modern housekeeping cartages, plus one bedroom detached 208,800 2 storey home with 4 bdrms., 2 112 bath, flood fishing and swimming. home, garage. central air, Ismilyroom wNfireplace. OnquitcarrtGl Boat and motor rentals. From 6665666. $150%weekend. $210 May fireplace, hardwood floors' new weekend, $395 weekly. Calldecor ' imtmaculalel 5126,000. $209,900 •]AA AAA 7 CamNly G., Ajar, Sun. 12 4, d•sirabN atter 5. 705-877-2159. (05,292) 723-5362. 8-6 p.m. 723-0630 t location. 3 bedroom; loaded with uppadsa atter 6. (050992) Sunken family room, custom plantation HOUSEKEEPING Collages at COUNTRY n Raglan. shutters won't last long. G6 Woodland Estate. minutes 2 or 3 bedrooms, fireplace, open east o! Peterborough 90 obncept Large k>t $139.900.• • • minutes from Pickering. Cas 655-4106. (051292) • • • • • healed pod. play ground, store. 55 boat and moor rentals. Spring. SAVE $52.000 - Whitby three Fall and Weekend specials, bedroom all brick executive August holiday bookings still horse with "nine, main floor580 Mortgage 580 Mortgage 5 available. 1-70653.1317. family and laundry roprtt central Insurance 58 Insurance ac, traffic deck. 5217,900. NO FloridaENTS. 430.14. (050892) 490Floridaa 86 Vacation Rentals FLORIDA Madera Beacr, - 520 Condos For Yacht dub 2 bedroom, lull Sale MORTGAGES equipt. 2 pools. beach, club ORILLIA Condo apartment. house. OlDfribisid,e elle witelc sauna t closeTown to �e. park `''°pang- AT LOWEST RATES!! tub, cnddren wekome. Rent Town Centre. Large Irvingldmng weekly-onthty. Close to all room 1 bedroom, kitchen. amene,es ;416) 839-0966. (TF) laundry, indoor parking, 5 CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, apPk-. vel deans price. No tees on most house purchase fully t„rn6hec. air con.. mobile closing date. private. Telephone homes "+sated pods. hot tub. Bir. Beet avenngs. (except 222-1222 (Toronto) tennis. 'rems` beaches. children Tues)_ 705327-9, (051092)' Pickering area 420-3111 welcoe (Less than motel) /� Lois For s'5292weekly. 693-5503. 535 Sale Out-of-town 1-800-665-7799 DISNEY Wond. Epw Centre. LOT •o• sae Enf,e'c. Equlguard Financial Services 50 k -S south of Orlando Two100'x519'. 596.000. All pon.. bedrooms. two bathrooms. new 3varlabie. 728-9671. (060392) home in goer corrmuney. Also poolf30C -oak 22y Cal 730. 550 Cottages For .x 9 p.- 83955 :0511792) Sale ------ - CLEARWATER Year luxury 590 Business 590 Business gull from condo 2 bedrooms 2 $64,600 collage new 3 Opportunities Opportunities 'cams. poo, health dub. tenns bedroom, exterior co pl•tW. at court. For further inqui con- sorvto n, Private s- , besc h, 4433-0"33 Res. M5149 )g"` °' "wd^� �"� ��� available. 1-416-349-2911 EXPERIENCED DECORATOR REQUIRED LARGE 3 bedroom, house 10r (05010921 Owner of Interior decorating business looking to-•. 'viii Richey. near BALSAM Lake - "elront. 2 -two for experienced decorator to take over Clearwate' Book now 0• bedroom coinages for sue Year businta s in the Pickering area small start U w niers Sumnxer razes n erect round access. excellent fishing, p Asn two bedroom condo 686 and swimming Very clean, investment required for the right person. 3397 (C -5•M) skmabis retirement home- As- Inquiries 686-5574 FLORIDA - Madera Beach, hung 180.000 each Please Cal 150C soeluxury condo Diral 666-8441 or 655-4433. ly on gust. Two plus one (051092) bedrooms. a barns. 6 630 Registrations fi30 Registrations aoatiod n..j.� ° ", 570 Trailers Sites 'heateC poo. lacuzz:, rreekry, Mae monthly Photos. 723-6069 max Condos For FULL Service al rebel 455 Sam $1rom 7500 par sessionin J Rent Woodland Estate. 30 mrrkA xim east of Peterborough, 90 OSHAWA - 107 Lrnenck. 576 minutes from Pickering. 7648 - Open House May 10. 1.4 WONlicrit Mees with boar dock p.m. 3 oedroom bre` on green- saw available. Beach. heated f r e 1-705-653-1317. nkitchar °dart walkout. 2 baths. (TFA -L)lora. 1arage. 5149.900. (0510921 Free Estimater� Call Uoyd at 428-6039 PICKERING - beautiful 6 Morley To bedroom house, 2 storey. 3 a 575 5 Lend Piece bathrooms. bun at door. ABLE CONTRACTORS now amenities, deck, fenced yard. double garage. 5236.900. 900) UNLIMITED private funds 7558991 or 4266446. (051 available. Bank or fbafoa cora No0too small- -Faucets, Perry tum you down, power or NO money down - 3 bedroom, 1 sales. Wrests. consolidating. 112 storey brick house, large new business, account drive and garage on large lot. receivable, in home service. Kitson/401 area. $109.000. Now Era Firnancal Con. rporatio $1079 monthly. Call Rick or 4 1 6 721-115 6 3- (051982) Doug. ese4e05 or 579-4252. 1601EY Problars7 Loans, debt (05/2921 consolidations, credit AJAX - Applecroft Village - artmoee^s^ur• PsnoruY bud" l - - -- - -a------ - I priwlY 3 year old 1850 9" 4 F tris 9amslrss std- adwwL 2 112 bass. yid FREE CONSULTATIONS. 650 Awwns 740 � In `armlet main Hoot Is reps and X1.4331425. (TF �`�`� famllyroom with fireplace, seert:trMWfilef double E! 9fw+9a many upgrades- MORTGAGand lost*, 90 % 81911.. Open House SOL 1-5' t:�g ,. down payntsn also AUCTION pin. 416427421 slow 6 Pm arranged -Any amaa oawaiabls• DEGt:ERE, Rival W510111M Call Dote or Rick 6664605. may 11,1gel WHITBY - open house sum. Calmimtay Fk� Savtoss- � �2 In Memory of a dear May 10, 2-5 pm 274 Guar I MOt11Bf � Nal1a MIIIO plus o et.an ro it. as)brick 3 580 Mortgage Sal May 9 1992 passed award one year plus on• bedrooms, brtdk lrlSlliailce t f detached, plus finished�/s_u basement, 2 baths, S NK)WTGAGESto95%drm plipsr- CdIep crux• ,,�,.,I- IW NOPIOM oar - at. lags 50 ty value, some below bank Cafeteria (0i � m off x 100 fenced IOL SI67A3= 06- rates, specializing in peenqualiy- yn 0145. (061482) ing wet -tisk. buyws. Mortgages 2000 Shone St. N. it bmk ow boats to lost WE YM.L miss our horn - We and ban for a1y Purpose. As ham baso happy M r4 lees 11`5 applications oonsid.nd raged- Preview - 12:30 �r � to " asto1serv�ice � and approvals. rads. Staf1(s - 2:00 p.m "md ya "'t r d . our oozy I . I dssiprrd tans- pis 0 MOV 006"V in Ralican s � pgL'0 57p Via accepted For pat o f IIS tglellt wait ly room wait bulk In oak erase- (TFAW PMC*mk t0y�tp1_r tairtm«M tier h and wet bar. a 7.n% Fiat Mongagw. now Oshawa Deaf Cant. J Ay W CSW ya in our urure iqWith t� purchases, renewals, and 11W kitchen area a� ng , dea at consolidations. In home, Forever In our howls, decorated and air oatdltlart.d b der confidandal tg al 675 C S DalUgtttfirs and Sons- ""`""" yO1f mm°0"i01''"'" cocrpatww rags Phos. µ16) in-laws, Barb and YOU may the to buy Our home. 725.6123. (0622921 and LBO, toms and visit us dkrrtp our 40 yea old exacutiw mal. LIM � Marilyn tOpen Homm ram l PJM wp � 53 � Sun. 590 B � 20 F i it=rWM grow a can and Don ilk Calls. in unduly. to opal vice OpportUnitieS dfa� companion � o the joys of this ImmaculWte son for younsil. (051082) JAIMiliTE - own your own felt ATTOCTION Singles - ca►akuly R dlLYraELD bait 4000 sq 11 5 Part d- i�hd fir- we selected Inftodutbone to ureal- 70 ADVERTISE YOUR bedroom, 4 bath, col, provide you with training, Iadladpeople lookhpfora SPEOALTYCALL P eugipment, chemicals and lerrrt 57e-9535 finground, heated). Oak guararamed contracts, Closes 7ap7m beesmord. central air, csnva►rof m t50o=15,000 monthly. Free Information package. vac, sic. A must sae. (Wifrbr from S/800 dam. 427 -OM of Dalssca 1.7232022 (10 am. - 8 WOW. 1168-8654. (051592) 42D-756& (050602) P.m ) (TF) •,� . , ' � . ,ilii Flooring, HiTfflie Home Painting, Carpeting Improvements Improvements Decorating LLOYD'S TILE DURHAM LAWN EQUIPMENT UREraOR a Exterior Painting, =P. g°°d� For free Quality Tile and Cement Free estimates, wonkmsnshp estimates cal Mel, 576-6553. (TF) work. 25 yrs. experience. LAWN MOWER SERVICE SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL palming and Will do small and large lobs• 139" FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY wallpapering, 1 room or whole Reasonable Rates New & Used Lawn Mowers house, guaranteed lowest rates. No Job's too small. Quality Free Estimater� Call Uoyd at 428-6039 683-9621 workmanship guaranteed. Calif 43D-2595 anri"l°- (TF) for free estimate. 432-6409. painting. Free estimates. Cal Party Services MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to entertain for any age, any occassion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, fundraisers, Magic slows are furl Lettuce Heb. 839-7057 or 728-8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing CARPET installations tree NOME Improvements and - Yard Magic for children's partes and all occasions, have my own estimates, restretching a rare. Basements, add-on, specialty. Reasonable rates. doors. decks. fences and trim. Home magician. Call Ernie, 668-4932. 987-1799 or 987-1800. 0 a N At Streeter Wood Working. 436 Improvements P (TF) Duncan. (TFWFS) 9207. (052192) Free estimates, wonkmsnshp guaranteed. Call Rens Gervan, COMPUTE Renovation and Plumbing Gardening, Gardening, repairs. addition, basements. Lawn Cutting Landscaping Landscaping bathrooms, kitchens, with metal stud. T -bar codings, tenure spray, Garden Work. ceramics. plumbing, electrical. 427-8796 for free estimate. 432-6409. painting. Free estimates. Cal Experienced ABLE CONTRACTORS Ems' 432-2159. (0524921 Joumeyman Plumber custom additions and decks, DESIGNED and finished No0too small- -Faucets, • TREES CUT OR TRIMMED basements, bathrooms, addi- showers, basement • LAWN SERVICE tionsand second storey's, decks. and washrooms, wet bars, sic, carpentry. plumbing, Any renovation or addition. •FENCElDECKS drainage. Call Walter Leaver a Daytime: 4V-4174, • INTERLOCKING STONE 839-1584 426-2145. (052192) DO All - Painting, cleaning ,Nome: 427-8809. Ask for Tom. windows. garage and yard dean R a K's Home and Garden Service. Home up. lawn and landscaping. °likes' pruning, seal drhwrays' Window Cleaning Landscape design, gar. den mantenance and clean up. ImprOVeRlentS Small mwng obs. 436-045:. l0514921 t and garage dean up. Painting Rod. 427-6376 or Ken, 428-1577. (051 09Z "For renovations that truSPRIly Avoid rte hassle d forming Special - asMe" err %1ofnP ifnplDt�PlnCftlS' tiler. I will come to your hornsfor a wry reasonable rate. Cal -�T726-1153 (0512921 4J1 ElCl ;ICortatrstclisn f1te. Handyman _--_-_- 930 4892 CONSTRWIII'M Intencr and exterior repairs, rernovauons and construction. Fas• and dean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686.1913 HANDYMAN available for drywall. taping. mror plumlo•ng. electrical, ceramic file. New arW repaired. Window cleaning, garage doors painted. base- mMris Maned a specialty. Cas Graydon. 68341234. (05121 PROFESSIONAL Handyman Services - quality carpentry. electrical, plumbing and decorating, etc Smell or large tont° or office. reasonable with excellent references. Free sebrnsim. tall 7231469 7 a.m_ - 830 p.rrL (051292) Housecleaning AAE you N -N problems find- ing Mfr to clean your home? For professional ds moi w Helm's Home Service today. 427-1041. (0513112) HOUSECLEANING Maid Easy - re•pedabis lady to clean your office or hen. Low rates. Cal Lott at 427-7113. (051392) Home Improvements DOU" WALL t CEtUNG SYSTEMS rywall, Immilg, SItpBdM Celia/N, coustis 71114, custean NOWANIt NWAVIY M W-1291 Basements, decks cabinets, painting l decorating. For estimate it Durham Region call Doi at CERAMIC TILES MARBLE AND GRANITE INSTALLATIONS :REE ESTIMATES Specializing in drywall, Installing, taping, texturing, metal. studding, also repairs. Over 20 years experience. Call John anytime. Work guaranteed. 4274195 PROFESSIONAL WORK Windows, doors, patio doors, decks, fences, basements, rec rooms, a etalrestrolrgtung. 571-3298 ;,100 a 21)0 amp upgrades- Rea - 1 rates. Free as. uc. sE670. - NO G.S.T CONTRACTING Lbonsed Journeyman Carpenter pentericiii AN Home Renovaliorn LOWEST PRIICESI FREE ESTUATES John 5204379 LEAKING TUBS i SHOWER STALLS Rapir d a nrtavalad wailit floor an supped It instalsd. Lie. vies, B.B.B. LOWEST PRICESI Free sstlirm" Gil Ow isk PropmWwTAR 420-IUS EUROPEAN els specialists - will renovate your bathroom or .1ril•n wails as wail as floor ties. 20 yeas apariwros. Good relerences and satlsfctbn guawassd For hes sstNrlslss. D. Dykstra 725.4913. (TF) JOURNEYMAN -*-r n. FENCING -clan ink, rrnoupfq Speolalizini; In service chances. Mon. Wall WOW modem only or re, additions and renovations. All work Installed. 726-3256. guaarNssd, gree sstkrtates. Cal - - - - - 1 and off - Yard ARTISTIC Masorwy - specializ-m Maintenance ung in fireplaces and chiney repairs. Works with bricks, bbd`s and stories of all kind`- DAVINS PROPERTY Free estimates, wonkmsnshp guaranteed. Call Rens Gervan, MAINTENANCE 66&4428. (TF) Sing Clean-up. JOURNEY Man Drywall Taper. Lawn Cutting Plastering, drywall board inataMd, insulation. Tree Trimming metal stud. T -bar codings, tenure spray, Garden Work. renovations a specialty. Call Bis 427-8796 for free estimate. 432-6409. L (051292) PROFESSIONAL Carpentry - Tax, Financial custom additions and decks, Directory framing, drywall, woodwork, tome roe nanviratiors Marian Carpentry, 723-7020 (051492) SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions, renovations, kitchens. bathrooms, home mrYitenaroe emergency service. furniture refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years superlarloe. 666.2915. (TFEFG) Moving, MOVING? We will stove saytkisg •aynelr.re, saytlr.•. era a burn ler W typee fir naves Beat taus, tree •atim"mtm 10%disosust for ssaias 11411g r. a to Call 571-0755 AJAX Moving Systems - tel services, mor», appliance and n piaapecalists, flat rate or hourly. We now have heated $Wrap° ureas. Now offwkg less 0005) h mow. CAN 427- MEN with large truck will do household mow, fasidential, oaratrrcall. AN Was d moves. Cale Carl or Jane. 427-2656. (1F) Two mark with trucks -THE MOVERS VA do al types at Call."Oves- Very corripsmitar, On US a POW 5 ( Decorating ax �� Designed ler anybodYs budget.. Low rates, Workmanship (Guaranteed. Cal Mike at 428-8190 NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? Call ILCJL Mor111ago Corporation today. (416-502-8800) 710 Births IT'S A GIRL 4 ffyltc'f. - GMl! afld DW"w 1n" "sal and No sister Kaada aro thrilled to swam" do Sala arrf W of Kassandra Mama on Api 27th, 1992 al 4:43 an. waiphirig in at 8 figs. 9 am Kamal ndfa a flamed d n being memory of her dear ora www w NOM" Cbfks who passed away 1 � pear April re ts ate Wayne and Bonais Buksa Numerous great- mm ww Mu* welcome ler so low. Special 1ltadts once again to or. R iwAgln uw to mallernity sod at A* Rdarig GsrBraf Hospital .rMow.,are r,r�si..rr .wax rel r wr.x. r-„--- •rr-n r n1-•rq-irwM w.-. •w.,.,,. r. --r.- rwwr -raw ­06.01wrWr~ ww M Nw,r--• Ir. r.,rr-. .row -err - .er...wr r -rota arum �„--•,r,• M M lrl-- YY M w i -r, -.-.r r r ---r-- -n• ...,,. k:wecck.uroe wukreci�i.r -.-rw r -kr.. n•-e»s . 740-7Ws6 0 0 1• • is I i� QT'S A BOY FARRELL • Mary Anne & Jim are proud to announce the birth of their second child James Thomas, born Friday, April 10, 1992 at 7:12 a.m., weighing 6 lbs. 11.8 ozs. Proud grandparents are Tom 8, Zeny Miiares of Pickering and Annie 8, Dougal Farrell of Scotland. Special thanks to Dr. H. Weber and the staff of Aiax/Pickedng Hospital. O,w�/iy fin .-T•- �•• r '�V Yrwt ,aa !keitam rant "SPECIALS FOR MOTHER'S DAY" OPEN 11:30 - 9 P.M. Beef Roladen and Medallion of Pork Tenderloin, plus regular menu. Helen and Mike Sauter will be pleased to serve you. Call for Reservaflons 427-6760 "FREE BANQUET FACILITIES" • -1 HOl1S WTERS Ll'�'E .N CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS PLANTS 8 HOME HOME SECURITY 8 INSURANCE vAUDATION PET EXERCISING a FEEDING BONDED a INSURED. EST 1981 686-1691 S CIU6 WHAT ARE YOUR CHILDREN DOING AFTER SCHOOL? They'd Love Computer Time! Computer Learning Fun Sessions For Children 114 (DROP BY FOR A FREE INTRODUCTORY SESSION) 619.1014 570 Westney Rd. S. Ainit IF YOU WANT TO PAY 310 SCL YD. OR LESS FOR CARPET REMNANTS come t0 J& SRAMD Orr CARAFt CO. in KNGBTON RD, PIG(ERMiG on* Nlniortat slpww OVER WORBANANTS TO CHOOSE FROM SALE ENDS MAY 3W92 Cmerde Q�W& eh"rrifntw Ltd. Specializing In: • Cmatle/A0A • tlrop„ty Monsi taaae Dritratrap a Feots slid Dedo • Ixratotnliq aces The 8WW Gwrsntses ONE YEAR UrraW SPWIWII Asea ym stdw few for Mia and ywt av asaefea a 40ls silw" tt sD as aft" Marl Call us at 666.99313 or 427.4656 "ACTSMAS TMISA LA11= %WE OFFEW KWBERLEY Debbie, &em an0 their daughter, Amanda are proud to announce the birth of thew son, Trevor James, ban April 15, 1992 at 3:52 p.m., weighing 9 lbs., at ax Pickenng Hosptal. Proud prandperents are Dick 3 eila Kimberley. and Jade d Elaine Wright We wish to express our sincere gratitude and heart -left thanks to Dr. David Sliwowicz, nurses Jacqueline if WePol and Kim Euwes and the wonderful staff at the Ajax Pickering General Fbspital. ADD A Mb splce...B.C. ocNepe roommates - Cindy, I." Dime and Jenneer haw a cliN per- eonal pl a r of thenlseNes for sak. For d'saea intormalion. write to Cindy Prim, Bos 670- RD, Kelowna. B.C., V1Y 7P4. Adults only pleasel. (060492) JESUS says, can the bind lead the blind? Dow your minister wear glasses? The hirelirq is the hired minister. Micah 3'11, Isaiah 56:10.12, John 10:11. Jim Campbell, 1-705.9519475. (TFALL) CLASSIC ALUMINUM Aluminum & Vinyl Products Ltd. • Patio Doors • Vinyl &Aluminum • Replacement Siding Windows • Custom -:Made • Aiuminum & Fascia Canvas Awnings • 5" F:avestrough • Stanley Doors • Soffits • Storm Windows • Shutters - & Doors (Aluminum, Wood, Vinyl) DURHAM AJAX-PICKERING (416) 996-5758 (416) 831-1098 FREE ESTIMATES 670 Persoraft tIIt111TN coo and farrtey per• nm0p counselling, Free and oonndenNat avaihble Monday to Friday, 8:30 am. to 430 p.m. Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to 3 p.m.. and Wednesday 1 to 6 P.m. Pidwng Thur. 3:00 p.m. to 6 P.M. For further infor notion call Oshawa 4318001 or Pick- ering 420-8781. (TF) DISTRESS Centre - Need someone to laic to? Call us anytime, 433-1121, 427-5839. N9t710Vtl►,M'MM lMMlMAY, INA? k t1 "A"21 ' ' H EART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO IYnpming Your Odds against Canada's I killer. r Frfth Ilktiod ese"' sem nes wee" ease nes ew ear ease tees "es' eel 4" ROUND improvement company, one renovated bathroom. ,>ne� .t. 710 wrft 710 Blrtha 710 elm's 710 ekft 670 persorws TO SUBWAY. QT'S A BOY FARRELL • Mary Anne & Jim are proud to announce the birth of their second child James Thomas, born Friday, April 10, 1992 at 7:12 a.m., weighing 6 lbs. 11.8 ozs. Proud grandparents are Tom 8, Zeny Miiares of Pickering and Annie 8, Dougal Farrell of Scotland. Special thanks to Dr. H. Weber and the staff of Aiax/Pickedng Hospital. O,w�/iy fin .-T•- �•• r '�V Yrwt ,aa !keitam rant "SPECIALS FOR MOTHER'S DAY" OPEN 11:30 - 9 P.M. Beef Roladen and Medallion of Pork Tenderloin, plus regular menu. Helen and Mike Sauter will be pleased to serve you. Call for Reservaflons 427-6760 "FREE BANQUET FACILITIES" • -1 HOl1S WTERS Ll'�'E .N CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS PLANTS 8 HOME HOME SECURITY 8 INSURANCE vAUDATION PET EXERCISING a FEEDING BONDED a INSURED. EST 1981 686-1691 S CIU6 WHAT ARE YOUR CHILDREN DOING AFTER SCHOOL? They'd Love Computer Time! Computer Learning Fun Sessions For Children 114 (DROP BY FOR A FREE INTRODUCTORY SESSION) 619.1014 570 Westney Rd. S. Ainit IF YOU WANT TO PAY 310 SCL YD. OR LESS FOR CARPET REMNANTS come t0 J& SRAMD Orr CARAFt CO. in KNGBTON RD, PIG(ERMiG on* Nlniortat slpww OVER WORBANANTS TO CHOOSE FROM SALE ENDS MAY 3W92 Cmerde Q�W& eh"rrifntw Ltd. Specializing In: • Cmatle/A0A • tlrop„ty Monsi taaae Dritratrap a Feots slid Dedo • Ixratotnliq aces The 8WW Gwrsntses ONE YEAR UrraW SPWIWII Asea ym stdw few for Mia and ywt av asaefea a 40ls silw" tt sD as aft" Marl Call us at 666.99313 or 427.4656 "ACTSMAS TMISA LA11= %WE OFFEW KWBERLEY Debbie, &em an0 their daughter, Amanda are proud to announce the birth of thew son, Trevor James, ban April 15, 1992 at 3:52 p.m., weighing 9 lbs., at ax Pickenng Hosptal. Proud prandperents are Dick 3 eila Kimberley. and Jade d Elaine Wright We wish to express our sincere gratitude and heart -left thanks to Dr. David Sliwowicz, nurses Jacqueline if WePol and Kim Euwes and the wonderful staff at the Ajax Pickering General Fbspital. ADD A Mb splce...B.C. ocNepe roommates - Cindy, I." Dime and Jenneer haw a cliN per- eonal pl a r of thenlseNes for sak. For d'saea intormalion. write to Cindy Prim, Bos 670- RD, Kelowna. B.C., V1Y 7P4. Adults only pleasel. (060492) JESUS says, can the bind lead the blind? Dow your minister wear glasses? The hirelirq is the hired minister. Micah 3'11, Isaiah 56:10.12, John 10:11. Jim Campbell, 1-705.9519475. (TFALL) CLASSIC ALUMINUM Aluminum & Vinyl Products Ltd. • Patio Doors • Vinyl &Aluminum • Replacement Siding Windows • Custom -:Made • Aiuminum & Fascia Canvas Awnings • 5" F:avestrough • Stanley Doors • Soffits • Storm Windows • Shutters - & Doors (Aluminum, Wood, Vinyl) DURHAM AJAX-PICKERING (416) 996-5758 (416) 831-1098 FREE ESTIMATES 670 Persoraft tIIt111TN coo and farrtey per• nm0p counselling, Free and oonndenNat avaihble Monday to Friday, 8:30 am. to 430 p.m. Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to 3 p.m.. and Wednesday 1 to 6 P.m. Pidwng Thur. 3:00 p.m. to 6 P.M. For further infor notion call Oshawa 4318001 or Pick- ering 420-8781. (TF) DISTRESS Centre - Need someone to laic to? Call us anytime, 433-1121, 427-5839. N9t710Vtl►,M'MM lMMlMAY, INA? k t1 "A"21 ' ' H EART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO IYnpming Your Odds against Canada's I killer. r Frfth Ilktiod ese"' sem nes wee" ease nes ew ear ease tees "es' eel .Advertising Feature A Man 'For All Seasons equals'jack of all trades' for homeowners When you're thinking of renovating your home, or even installing that skylight you've always wanted, who do you call? For quality workmanship at reasonable prices, call "A Man For All Seasons." The mad: in question is Jim Challis, a general contractor with 30 years experience in the construction business. H ' d thatrime^ to outside of the client's control, the firm absorbs the extra cost. The same is true for the subcontractors hired by the company. If, for example, the wiring of a house costs more than was originally quoted, the electrician, not the client, pays for it. For this reason Jim's consultations ars e s use expo form a unique home Jim 4" ROUND improvement company, one renovated bathroom. SANDWICHES FROM .t. u Sandwichs and Salades JUST 990 ' LUNCH TIME, BRING THE FAMILY SUPPER TIME TO SUBWAY. ANYTIME! The company can keep these kinds ' 465 a" St. 705 Kingdon Rd. 1300 Kingston Rd. ' (At West ney Rd.) (At Whites Rd.) (Al Uwrpool Rd.) ' AJAX PICKERING PICKERING ' 686-757 420-4911 831 -Subs L'MEN 24 HOURS- •NEIN LOCATION' at"OWNERS' J � es>• es, � e. els es, esu ee� ee� ee� es. ase. ee� n� east .Advertising Feature A Man 'For All Seasons equals'jack of all trades' for homeowners When you're thinking of renovating your home, or even installing that skylight you've always wanted, who do you call? For quality workmanship at reasonable prices, call "A Man For All Seasons." The mad: in question is Jim Challis, a general contractor with 30 years experience in the construction business. H ' d thatrime^ to outside of the client's control, the firm absorbs the extra cost. The same is true for the subcontractors hired by the company. If, for example, the wiring of a house costs more than was originally quoted, the electrician, not the client, pays for it. For this reason Jim's consultations ars e s use expo form a unique home Jim Rappos doing final inspection of a thoroughandexXL improvement company, one renovated bathroom. Once quoted, the price that caters to the the quality of work, Jim can stands for 30 days from homeowner's every need. Nowhere maintain the high standards on the time of consultation. else is the phrase "jack -of -all- which he builds his reputation. The company can keep these kinds trades" more apt- Pleasing the client is of primary of promises to the client because it The company offers a wide variety importance. Part of this service is a relatively small operation. As a of services, ranging from grass involves keeping in close contact result, A Man For All Seasons can cutting right up to the construction with the customer while the work is devote more time to the individual. of custom houses. The bulk of its being done. No overhead means lower prices, business is in the area of home Jim meets with each client at least but ultimately it's the direct contact renovations, including adding in- once - more often if possible. He with the client that keeps the law apartments and refurbishing discusses the plans and the labor standards high. Customers don't get family rooms. involved in the project, and bet in red tape when dealing with A On a smaller scale, the firm also encourages customers to ask any Mari For All Seasons. installs replacement windows, patio questions they might have about the 11xy can deal with Jim directly if doors and just about anything the job. there's a problem; therefore the client needs. It even provides a Estimates are free, and clients are business is dependent on complete turn -key service, always advised to get two or three maintaining customer satisfaction. furnishing and decorating the estimates from other contractors Aside from that, Jim understands completed addition so that the client before deciding. the need to keep the client involved simply "turns the key" and walks In this case, however, "estimates" and informed• into the finished room. is hardly the right word. The price A house is the biggest purchase Such a range of services is too Jim gives the client is the firm price, most people will make, and it's much work for one man. That's not a ball -park figure that is likely important for the homeowner to be why Jim has a team of six sub- to go up. Provided the client does involved in any changes being contractors to help him. He uses the not make changes to the original made. same people for every job because plan, the price quoted is the botwm So if you think you might have a he trusts their workmanship and line. job for "A Man for All Seasons," professional integrity. By ensuring If prices escalate for reasons give Jim a call at 420-2490. Have Tools Will Travel"' Tradesman w,P '5 yeas eiioererce ^ail orales of Corstr;G,on O,a y Work at Barga r Prices F,ee Estimates assure you have nctrmg ro ose. so don't p.r that arge or snail loo oft ary Iongertl • Fa- ty rooms • K'c-ers • Ba',­oor"s 3ase^err 1:r s^ed -- Pa^.Walipape' C ectis, Fences Call Jim at � - 420-2490 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% • ;, niai P=e- es -7:-z :.-':ayes rear;, n c o -S: • ;,,nal pro, -e . ec Se'f er^C �Te� 3a , creel No Income - No problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 call 666-4986 (Whitby) Qgq�, PERSONALIZED MUGS U G Decorated as you wish. 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