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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_04_25. I . Pickering Edition r - - - - • Fish & Chips • �outwur nor @WFF N a cMra • `� 9 Elf$ DVERTISER 200OFF FAMLY PACK OR PARTY PACK A � °r 831-1222 • - - - - - - - - - — - - — - - - - - Sunday, Apel 25, 1993 28 pokes A Metrokind CorrxYxmity Newspaper Pressrun 37.000 510 + 40 GST = 55 cells Vol. 112 No. 17 Altona Forest deal OK'd PICKERING - A financial deal to save the Altona Forest from being bulldozed was approved by the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (MTRCA) Friday. Ten million dollars in provincial funding should be spent to prevent the Pickering site from becoming a subdivision, MTRCA board members agreed. The news means "the deal will now be able to close with (landowners) Bramalea and Landford," says Pickering councillor Kip Van Kempen. Ontario politicians sitting on the board engaged in "a heated debate" for over two hours, "debating, bickering and fghting" before adopting the project, says Mr. Van Kempen. About half of the 330 -acre forest, which would otherwise be bulldozed for about 1,000 homes, will be saved. While Queen's Park will contribute $10 million toward the purchase, the total pricetag on the property is $13.8 million. The MTRCA expects both the Town of Pickering and the Region of Durham to contribute funds to make up the shortfall, adds Mr. Van Kempen. The federal government, environmental groups and "anyone and everyone who's got an interest" will also be approached for dona- tions, he says. k rU f p J a`-•� ,4 zlr :via, . - Minimmodels Models at the Pickering Town Centres "You Take The Stage" Fashion Event last week included Michael Cannon, left, and Johnathan Wigs. Helping the boys strut their stuff is show producer and commentator Karen Eluk. Town centre shoppers modelled their own new spring clothes Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. photo by Andrew Iwanowsld Qmvft nw� a uft -- AAdvedhe In Katherine Murray of Friends of the Altona Forest says her group will do what it can to help fundraising efforts. "That's good news," she says of the MTRCA decision. "We'll be working with the province." Discussion of how much money Pickering taxpayers should contribute won't be brought up in council chambers anytime soon, predicts Mr. Van Kempen. "1 think it will be awhile. I think we'll want to wait until a bit more (information) is flushed out in the plan." Queen's Park has yet to make a formal announcement that it will hand over the $10 million. Ajax teacher is Educator of the Year Pickering school bus driver also honored Ry DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM - An Ajax teacher has been named Educa- tor of the Year. Linda Halsey, a Grade 7 and 8 teacher at Southwood Park Public School, was honored with the award at Fri- day's 17th Annual Educators' Breakfast at Harwood Secondary School in Ajax. — And, Ann Boyes, a bus driver for Frenchman's Bay Public School in Pickering, was honored as Bus Driver of the Year. The breakfast, sponsored by the Ontario Public School Teachers' Fed- eration Durham District, is the prelude to Education Week. Linda Halsey Ms. Halsey was chosen top teacher for her dedication to education and for initiating the Rainbows for All Chil- dren program at her school. When receiving the award, she explained, The Rainbow program was founded in Chicago ... to support chil- dren who had a change in their family Ann Boyes situation — through a death, a divorce or separation. It is a peer support group for three to five dnikken at a time." Ms. Halsey's parting words at the breakfast echoed the Rainbow program's motto. "It's hard to learn if you hurt inside." Ms. Boyes was named Driver of the Year in her 14th year behind the wheel. See EDUCATION -.Page 5 T ►, i T7 .:..:. FOOD DRIVE THANKS: The Ajax -Pickering community food bank, operated out of St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Anglican Church, Pickering, is sending a message of thanks to the com- munity for its help in making an Easter food drive a success. "We are grateful for the support of the community," says food bank coordinator Ginny Butler. "It was astounding." Those con- tributing to the success were local residents and churches; Food City, Ajax; LOEB Glen- dale, Pickering; Knob Hill Farms, Pickering; IGA Bay Ridges, Pickering; LOEB Bay - wood, Ajax; Pickering libraries; Dellbrook Market, Pickering; the Pickering Optimist Club; and the SuperCentrc, Pickering. 0 Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Regular features Naane Drop. 10 B' ._..13 Sports if EatertsiareaL..19 C XM A it � i al ds 1epw News Adtoftw X6110) and Qditaiwa- 01d—My N* Wiek (57-MM.114.000 pressrun wary Sutxfay Saturdav Mav 1st to Saturdav Mav 8th ''tiY t r9 . � � � : • ♦ t t + 4 1 i 1 ►'i ♦ t ►'i i"i'♦'♦": • ♦'♦ • t'♦ i'♦ e r ;•• ..t.t.•.i_t. �...._;.+.♦..,...�., .. � .�. '1 Fit-• ?: .`ifigi '!F Jam' . s* v . ► , -'W : aNI PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1993 g asthmatics,Airforce to the rescue of Youn parents DtTRNAM - An eight -session Bayly St., unit 15A. Pickering, day, April 29. at 6:30 p.m. Subse- first four sessions begin at 6:30 To register or for more infor- program for asthmatic children next to the GO station. quent sessions are on May 6. 13. p.m. and the last four at 6 p.m. mation, call the Lung Association and their families will help them Session one is set for Thurs- 20, 24, 27, 31 and June 3. The Cost is $20 per family. at 436-1046. cope with the condition. Airforce, sponsored by the Durham Region Lung Associa- tion, is for youngsters from five to nine years of age and their parents. There'll be basic information about asthma and instruction in relaxation and breathine tech- niques, plus the correct way to administer prescribed medicine. A cartoon video will help chil- dren understand asthma. Children are taught through fun activities to use their diaphragm to breathe easier dur- ing an episode. Parents and youngsters will learn how to identify an impending attack sooner. thus reducin_e its se%,eri- tv. 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MICHAEL BOYER Pontiac • Buick • GMC Trucks 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering (401 & Whites Rd.) 686-5839 OSH.:'WHITBY 831-2693 PICKERING OPEN SAT. 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. BOB MYERS Chevrolet • Geo • OldseloWe 425 Bayly St. W., Ajax 427-2500 OPEN SAT. 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. Chevrolet • Oldsmobile Geo • Cadillac 140 Bond St. W., Oshawa 436-7441 723-6501 OPEN SAT. 9-3 NO APPT. NECESSARY AJAX-PICKERING - "Every- body's grarximother" Monica Cook has been honoured posthumously by the United Way for her contribu- tions to the community. "Monica exemplifies the spirit of the United Way in y her dedication to those less fortunate,"Ifillr> write nomina- tors Patricia Brander and Monica Cook Susan Fr dd. after a 1987 swim "Monica not only gave of herself (33 years of service), she also gave of her personal possessions when she moved the swim program to her own backyard." Mrs. Cook's son Harry and his family collected the Kathy McKay Award in her honor at the United Way of Ajax-Pickering's annual general meeting last week. It was the fust time the United Way recognized an outstanding local citizen. Mrs. Cook was well known in the community for her Special Chil- dren's Swim Program for handi- capped children, which has received funding support from the United Way for many years. She began as a program volun- teer in 1955 and took it over in 1963. She moved the program to her own backyard in 1965 and also used the Town of Pickering's recre- ation The program will continue to operate under the direction of Ms. Brander. Kathy McKay's daughter Suzanne thanked the United Way for naming the outstanding citizen award after her mother and honor - mg her memory. Ms. McKay sawed on the Unit- ed Way's board of directors for six years, her last as 1990-91 president. She was a deputy clerk with the Town of Pickering when she died of cancer in June 1992. At the meeting, the United Way welcomed new board members Tarry Barnett (Ajax Transit), Dave Cook (Du Pont Canada), Todd Hoffman (Walker Head Barristers dt Solicitors), John Rider (Purdue Frederick) and Doug Wellman (Wenman Associates). Michael Withiam (Trillium Cable) will saw as 1993-94 pra - dett. THE NEW AMM 29. Towns 'ship of fools'wrangles' over how to deal with media PICK ERING - A motion to pro- hibit Pickering politicians from communicating with residents through the media without the mayor's permission was tabled by council Monday night. Councillors, decid- ing they didn't want to wrangle over the word- ing of guidelines on how they should deal with the press, sent the motion back to mover Doug Wellman and seconder Maurice B f f announcement "of any sort" without consulting the mayor, who would determine if a statement "is in the best interests of the town." Guide- lines for appointees to keep council informed of committee Imre" or urtlner tun - kering. Earlier in the meeting, resident Terry Nuspl told council the motion "does not go far enough". She sug- gested politicians be required to get written permission to speak to the press, write a letter on town letter- head or meet with a developer. Those rules would "put an end to the grandstanding, one-upmanship and jostling for the limelight," she said. "I feel I'm in a storm -tossed ship of fools. We are the laughing stock while you councillors fight over who gets to play captain hero." Mr. Wellman's motion called for any council appointees sitting on boards, agencies or committees to refrain from issuing a press reports and activities were also included in the motion. Mr. Wellman acknowledged that local media aren't impressed with his pro- posal. "We didn't want to muzzle anybody or dabble with democra- cy," he explained, adding that his intention was that the mayor should be consulted prior to a formal press conference or any "major announce- ments" to reporters. He said Mrs. Nuspl's sugges- tions go "far beyond the invent" of his proposal and disagreed that council has made Pickering citizens a "laughing stock". Mr. Brenner suggested amend- ments to the wording of the motion to allow individual councillors to give opinions to the press and "ensure (there are) no misunder- standings". He wants the public to know that, "When anyone speaks we speak for ourselves." But, pointing out that it was IDHku kII 17UR D a 3DR (tom" of West Hun) _ e� Family Owned and Operated 0.Wars" Sr. DncW Call and Compare ����DWww Before You Decide —Brock Road ChaWl, 1057 Brock Road PICKERING tuwwmaw686-5589, PRO AUTO GIASS WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT Me Pay ttte $50.00 Deductible 1'1 r , %. c give you $ 25.00 Cash Back! ric"u lift t'Ic KI I WINERY SERVICE MIATCH FOR THESE MISERTS i FLYERS COMMG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND w THE DAYS AHEAD NEWS ADVERTISER 25/93 ) *BEAVER LUitIBER (IMAX) CANADIAN TIRE (PICK.) ♦FOODTIC�RIC�K K) p� �I) MIRACLE FOOD WART (AIIA DOMMN�ON'��) 'DR. B. KA (PK:I(.) FOOD CITY (A WA4CK.) TRE () 'SAV-A•CBdTRE{PIG(.) Y -THE BAY (RETAL ( P�KCC K ) • 0 AD., ad to s•MeMd houeshotds only ices 0111v 837-7819 SUMAtf'S CARRER OF THE WEEK E IAN dAMEM tan enjoys colet:6V utas 11 I cards and comicsrind plass sower. len mceWd McOonelft coupons compliments of the News Admoser. ConprftWiors kn for being our Sunday Comer of be Week already midnight, councillor Kip Brenner should "come back with Van Kempen objected to debating something" council can discuss and the warding. Mr. Wellman and Mr. "get it right the fust time," he said. Hear The Difference An M/kLPINE MMMM �Z 3 �N toks ft BAZOOKA Vy V A 1 i T Y• • f BAWhi 2 B��SS "X'" TOirR Come In and check out the + easiest way to add bass to any car stereo, self powered BAZOOKA BASS TUBES. MOBILE ELECTRONICS 607 Kingston Road (Just west of Whites Rd.) = 420m6808 Pickerin What have you, got to lose Shape Up 8 Take R Wo _ - •..,try - -e1!'. �"•.'l•r!'• .•4•♦•• • ♦ "► a'#'� �'1 t •'a • • •'• • • a t e • s • • + • • • • • • b • • 4 6 6 4 4 •.0 f • 6 0 • 4 0 8 0 • 0 0 0 0 6 0 •'♦ r/ • ♦ • 0 • + t • • ♦ •v 46 4'i PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1"3 Gloria Mills still asks herself why death silently stole her three- month old son. She put a perfectly healthy baby to bed at night and. in the mornine. she found him dead. Like thousandti of other parents who are the victims of crib death or SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). Gloria doesn't know why her baby died. Life simply dealt a crux! blow. Despite expen- sive. intense and ongoing research. the medical community still can't tell Gloria and her hus- band Jamie why, eight years ago. their baby became a victim of SIDS. The medical community does, however. know some things about these mysterious deaths: There is no way to tell when such a death is going to happen: most SIDS Our family life was typical of any youn_, couple facing the adjustments that go with raising* two sons under the age of two. But our lives changed in an instant when 1 awoke that morn- ing and discovered our baby, not yet three months old, lying face down in his carriage bed. My husband, Jamie, had not yet left for work; but his attempts at CPR were in vain. My memory of the days after the funeral is foggy. What 1 remember the most is the incred- ible intensity of the pain! For the sake of our older son, Trevor, I had to perform the usual daily tasks, but inside I felt as if I were dying. Everyone seemed to go about their own lives, even though mine had come to a crashing halt, and I was angry at the world for conunuing to turn. These situations compounded the pain of having to explain to everyone who asked about my boys what had happened. My life was miserable for a while, and I was almost certain I was W ?W ?W hy* hye hyo 0 Joan Ransberrm' explores the pain of SIDS With Oshawa's Gloria Mills babies die while sleeping: it docs not always happen in the baby's crib and the babies die in anv position -.on their backs. on their sides and on their tummies. Also. the baby does no( cry out. Parents are assured: their little ones did not suffer. Perhaps most impor- tant: No one is to blame. !here is absolutely nothing Gloria could have done to prevent her son's death. Waiting for the breakthrough that will explain these deaths is hard. Gloria has. however, found ways to make the waiting easier: Gloria comforts parenLs in the Oshawa -Whitby area who are experiencim, grief linked to SIDS. In doing this, she works with the Durham Perinatal Bereavement Association. Gloria also publishes The SIDS Network Newsletter. Published from her Crowells St. home in Oshawa three times a year, the newsletter ii mailed to more than 400 families across Canada and the united States. The purpose of the publication is twofold: to comfort and to edu- cate. Gloria has collected an abun- dance of information on SIDS. She pasties the information on. She points out that SIDS is the most common cause of death among children aged one week to one year, claiming more lives each year than all childhood cancers, heart disease and abuse combined - Gloria's newsletter speaks from the heart... Parents submit personal writings to be shared with others. Gloria knows, first hand, that sharing feelings with understand- ing. compassionate and lovine people can help the healing and eventually, the accepting process. "For me, the best therapy is to A MOTHERS STORY going insane. Finally, our minis- ter referred us to another local couple who had lost their son to SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syn- drome) five years before. Through Brian and Debbie, Jamie and I realized that we weren't losing our minds. It was perfectly normal for us to feel the guilt of "wondering what we had missed," and to feel angry at God for taking our baby. We learned that, in time, the hope- lessness of that incredible, heart - wrenching pain would subside. It has .been five years sin Travis' death, and working through my grief has been a slow, uphill climb. I am no longer angry at God for taking my son, and I have learned to accept this loss, but it still feels unfair to me. The death of a child is one of the hardest things in the world, and it is even more difficult when the cause is unknown. There is no -finger of blame" to point at anyone or anything. When Jamie and I received the autopsy report from the coro- �� E=BX GLOMArM#X- S -A ner's office, I secretly hoped that it would have some tangible evi- dence that Travis had died from a known disease, but that wasn't the case. Apart from some pin- point hemorrhages around the thymus and heart, everything appeared to be normal, which infuriated me. One cannot go through such an experience and not somehow feel changed within. For us, the invincibility of youth had allowed us to believe that tragedies happened to everyone else, not to ew -Whatever inno- %TitC," says Gloria. -The hardest part of losing a child is dealing with the empti- ness: There's just no place to put the love...The baby's gone. but the love remains. When Gloria works on the newsletter it's her way of cuddling her baby. "Tbe newslet- ter helps others and it helps heal me," she says. The newsletter is popular. As the demand for the publication grows so does the cost, now esti- mated at S7.000 a year. Gloria gets donations from some of the families on the mwl- ing list. But it's not near enough to cover the cost. Gloria is appealing to local service clubs in the hopes that they will help. Also, she wel- comes individual donations. Any- one interested in more information on The SIDS Network Newsletter. call 579-6399. cense or arrogance we had before Travis died is now gone forever. Two months after Travis died, I became pregnant again. I was frightened at the possibility of losing another child, but Mal- lory Evelyne was born on Octo- ber 22, 1986, and she has sur- vived my fears, anxiety and paranoia. She has grown into a beautiful little girl who has brought a lot of love, joy and hope back into our family. Travis still lives in our hearts and minds. We will, of course, always love and miss him very much. Through his dying, we have learned one of the hard realitites of this life; Now, we can better understated and appreciate others' sorrow. Through Mallory's birth, we -were able to get on with the joy of living. Five years ago, I never thought I would be happy again, but I am, it doesn't mean I miss Travis any less, only that I have reached another milestone in this life. Education system 'best in world' FROM PAGE 1 The driver was nominated for the award by the students who ride bus 702 everyday to Frenchman's Bay school. The nominating students said, "Our bus driver Ann is always patient. She never yells and always listens to what we have to say. "The students of bus 702 would like to thank Ann for her kindness throughout the year. Ann is not just our bus driver, but our friend." Ms. Boyes said, "I've had the best 14 years of my life because of the kids I have driven. They're very special kids." The Clare Wooldridge Memo- rial Award for Education Assis- tants was presented to Ilona Cole- bv of Colonel J.E. Farewell Public School in Whitby. The award was presented by Megan Elliott, in memory of her mother the late Clare Wooldridge. Ryan Crotin, a (trade 8 pupil at Whitby's Pringle Creek Public School, was presented the Student of. the Year Award. Ryan, 14, was chosen for his excellence in academics, his gen- uine sincere attitude toward oth- ers, and for his burning desire to achieve the highest standards. Guest speaker at the awards 1 breakfast was Joe Atkinson, direc- tor of professional development services for the teachers' federa- tion. Mr. Atkinson introduced him- self not as a former teacher, for- mer politician or employee of the teachers' federation, but as a happy and content customer of the Durham Board of Education. All three of his children attend Durham board schools. He added that critics of educa- tion — media, politicians, and special interest groups — are tak- ing to task a system that they know very little about. "these critics of education are very vocal, and theirs is the mes- sage that the public is hearing about education," said Mr. Atkin- son. "And unfortunately, it is a sad but true commentary of our times that something said often enough and loudly enough is most times accepted as fact — even in the face of evidence to the contrary. I call it garbage in, gospel out." He said the Ontario education system is no where near the dis- mal failure the doom and gloomers would have us believe. "Canadian education and espe- cially education in Ontario is the best in the world. You in Durham make a difference," he told more than 330 students, trestees, par- ents, teachers, administrators and OME Of THE OlYMP1AN .- LIgA FtOQ`� H Spring into Summer FUNdamentals! BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Registering Now for 5 WEEK SPRING & SUMMER SESSIONS Spring Session May 17 - June 18, 1993 a! Summer Session q June 28 - July 30, 1993 Classes: Mon. & Wed. 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. or Tues. & Thurs. 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. Prerequisite: Red Cross Red Level or Equivalent FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL CATHY GERROIR (416) 430-6765 DR. D.M.S. GABRIELLE IS RELOCATING HIS OFFICE! from: 226 HARWOOD AVE. S., AJAX MAY 3rd, 1993 :t:xe�ra1 other board employees at the event. Breakfast was prepared by Bernie Hengst and his students 'from Food Services at Harwood. Entertainment was provided by the Commercial Jazz Choir of Coronation Public School in Oshawa under the direction of Marie Watson, and Diane Gray of Lord Durham Public School in Ajax arranged the art displays. 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E., AJAX, ONTARIO • 427mOiPICIM • PLUS FROW,, P01, APPLICABLE TAXES )7,295! • - - ' ,r . . . . .. . , . .. PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVBRTUM SUNDAY. APKtL 2L 19U C>P1n1cn:::-- '.Leadershi8p, vision lacking"in JK plan It would be more positive if the News Advertiser could agree with the provincial government for delaying the introduction of mandatory junior kindergarten based on Ontario -wide opposition to the plan. But, as fortuitous as the move may be for school boards to postpone implementation of JK, it's primarily because of NDP mismanagement in Ontario and the empty till it has at Queen's Park. Despite that, and despite the News Advertiser's traditional position against the costly start-up requirements, we couldn't agree more. Bob Rae's New Democrats have backed off on JK implementation, giv- ing school boards until 1997 to set up the program. Naturally, Durham Region favors the move because it has long been an opponent of the previ- ous implementation date (1994) which would cost an estimated S24 mil- lion. Clearly, the New Democrats realize the burden they would be placing on school boards across the province if they were to insist on JK imple- mentation while simultaneously decreasing funding. Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman made it clear this week that his gov- ernment isn't backing away from JK. But he would have us believe the move is rooted entirely in `listening to what school boards have had to say. That's just a political smoke screen created by the New Democrats, and Ontarians can see through it. The money the Province had earmarked for the introduction of 1K next year will likely never make its way to Durham, while the school board continues to struggle with other education priorities for students here. Junior kindergarten is an education provision the News Advertiser has traditionally supported, but not at the expense of other regional initiatives or facilities, and certainly not at the expense of other students. When succeeding governments in Ontario have more money in the till and a clearer vision of policy, junior kindergarten should find a place in Ontario schools. But not now. Not without leadership. Not without vision. Letters � IWA chairman has reader irked To the editor. The following is a copy of a let- ter sent to Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman. I am writing to share with you an incident that took place last week which has greatly distiressed my wife and I. Following the April 1, 1003 public meeting with the IWA at the Metro East Trade Centre, we approached Walter Pitman, Chair- man of the Board of the IWA, and Conrad Geim of his staff, to per- sonally express our concerns about Me way Pickering has been unfair- ly treated by his organization. Mr. Pitman's response to our comments was to laugh in our faces, and to say "It doesn't mat- ter, the process will get hung up, and thea there will be an election, and thea die whole thing will start over." As you know, the past four years have been extraordinarily stressful for my family, the Hamlet of Whitevale, and the entire Town of Pickering, as we have been faced with first the P-1 dump, and more recently the fact that we are within the impact zone of four out of five IWA Durham sites, plus a York -Metro site. Living with this situation, our young children (ages two and six) have suffered, as most of our spare time is invested in trying to under- stand all the technical data the IWA publishes. Our financial resources have been stretched to the limit, because we are denied funds to retain experts to help as understand what the IWA is doing. Our house is worthless becatrse of the dumps. Our jobs and careers have suffered as we cannot just leave tie fear and stress at home. And after four years of this, our health is suffering. It's just not fair. If Mr. Pitman's statement is »: The. News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on :topical imam aomraaersial matters and anyting else of knew to our read - ars. Please kap letters to a reasonable length of no more than 114 typed. double spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit letters for Style, kggth and legal reasons and to withhold letters teamed not fu for publication. All letters must include yaw full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed -or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 134 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Qct.. LIS 2145 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. _. News Advertiser The » f': Ilwr Is pmbcftd by A Metroland Community Newspaper `copyunauright and use without Millen can - sent IS prohlblod. The pubilsh*r Tmothy John Whittaker feemewees the ddpM b elaatry or miuse PublW er any advodkornont at Ilk dkcnti n. right, and nothing will corse of all this, then why don't we just scrap the whole thing right now? Leave us alone to pick up the pieces and try to put our lives back together. If Mr. Pitman is lying to us, then how can he be fit to serve in such an important position? If he will lie to us, then we must expect that his whole organization will lie to us. In any event, how can we ever believe anything that they say or do? I think, Mr. Wiseman, that you Help should be directed to those who really need it To the editor, In reading about MPP Jim Wisemart's pre -budget discussion (March 26), I was pleased to see that Durham Board of Education chair Louise Farr gave him an ear- ful concerning the province's extravagant plans to implement Junior kindergarten. I heartily con- cur with her stand. However, it was Mr. Wise - man's response to her that puzzled me. Surely he was misquoted. How any reasonable person could link the lack of junior kinder- garten to - males in correctional facilities, where a high percentage of adults are struggling to over- JOA1** NJRGtHARDT - EMa4ri-0W GEE COAIS - Mono gN Edkx 8111.11E DANFORD - R#01 sales mmaeer AN FAKNOURR - Dtrtlbution Marow IhEwetRoowl- 683.6110 D131Nil n -6834117 ttTMI ACVt3fISNNC - 6111i;110 e2A3rI IW - me -76n FAX - 6113.7363 IM110MAL ADVERriMIG SAM 03-1300 *AI erATE & AUXXU W ADVER NW40 - NO -7672 come illiteracy, drug abuse, and sexual abuse" is beyond me. In fact, I would suggest the opposite is true. Taking four-year-old chil- dren out of loving and secure homes and institutionalizing them is much more likely to contribute to the outcomes described by Mr. Wiseman. Granted there are a small num- ber of children in difficult home situations. The remedy, however, is not to institutionalize all four- year -olds, with all its financial and social repercussions, but to direct help to those few who need it. Linda Wainwright, Pickering are doing a pretty good job for us, and I would hate to think that our only protection from this unfair sit- uation is to vote you out of office, as Mr. Pitman suggests. Richard ,tones, Whitevale Thyou To the editor, On behalf of the Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering I would like thank the News Advertiser for its coverage of Big Sisters month and our 4th Annual Silent Auction fund- raiser. Your continued support not only contributed to another successful auction but resulted in an encouraging number of now Big Sister applicsism I would also lice to express our appreciation to the local business community who once again MRIonded so 800crously to our request for donations as well as the many guests who supported Big Sisters through their suendtnee at the auction. 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Moi sup,ggon Iola h Owrodx 1 yaw.1p0 Fe, boon Reader happy with MP's performance To the editor, As a taxpayer fed up of politi- cians who say one thing as the opposition and another while on the campaign trail and still anoth- er once in office I was determined to monitor my MP's performance throughout his term. I was going to be to politicians what Ralph Nader is to consumer products. One promise that I heard our Federal MP make during his cam- paign was to be accessible to his constituents. I don't think anyone, including myself, gave much thought to how he would do this. After all there are approximately 185,000 constituents in Ontario Riding. Well, despite all the pub- licity cantered around Ross Per - rot's and Bill Clinton's town hall meetings over the past few months, some people still don't know that Rene Soetens has been holding town hall meetings ever since being elected into office over four years ago. Nevertheless, I'm glad I knew. By attending these town hall meetings, (Vox Pops) not only was I able to be heard, but like- wise, I was able to debate and bet- ter understand the rationale and correctness of some less popular decisions which this past govern- ment has been making in spite of the negative impact on their politi- cal popularity. An important by- product of these meetings was an enlightened constituent who learned that finally this country had a government that was honest with the people it was elected to serve and prepared to put the country's best long term interest ahead of the party's popularity. Through these same forums I became involved in two constitu- tional projects through which I had the opportunity of meeting with our elected official more often than even the town hall meetings provided. Somewhere along the line I gave up my Ralph Nader hat. I saw Rene Soetens' continued commitment to Canada and his constituents throughout his mandate. I found that he pos- sessed those qualities which so many other Ralph Naders of poli- tics demand — integrity and abili- ty. Perhaps that is why I was so pleased to read that Rene Soetens was thinking of running for the leadership of his party. I know that he will do the constituents of Ontario Riding proud should he decide to run for the position of leader. I encourage him to do so with the same guts and openness he has demonstrated throughout his mandate. I won't wish him luck because luck doesn't make a 'It doesn't make sense' To the editor, 1 read with interest the article announcing the location of a new wholesale warehouse in Ajax. Blake Hossack representative for Markborough Properties announced that "Other retail ten- ants, such as supermarkets, fash- ion outlets, and sporting goods stores can be expected to locate in the largest mall in Ontario" in the near future. As a retail businessman in Ajax for the past 20 years I am asking myself, who in their right minds would want to locate and sell retail, with all the high rents and associated costs in a mall where the major tenant will be selling such things as clothing, groceries, drug stone dons, spoxt- ing goods, automotive products, TVs, stereo equipment, etc., etc., etc. at wholesale prices? It just doesn't make sense. Al Croxford, Ajax 50 0 ONE 0 HOUR OFF PHOTO Wkh d" coupon. No I mh on quenft Coupon Expires AprN MM prime minister. Hard work, integrity, ability and support does. He's demonstrated to us that he is capable of the first three. As his constituents, we may wish to sup- ply the support. He's earned it. Henry Zaczek, Ajax TIM NEMS ADVEVI'M 1! 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PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERZISE1111 SUNDAY APKIL 35, lfld - esters' sk'. imsh 0 WCq; Top tech students come to Durham PICKERING - More than two dozen Durham high school and college students will test their skills against the Province's top technical pupils when the Fourth Annual Ontario Skills Competition comes to Town. Over 400 students will con- verge on the Metro East Trade Centre to compete in such con- tests as welding, computer- aided drafting and mechatron- ics. The aim of the competition is to reward students for excel- lence, involve industry in directly evaluating student per- formance, and to keep training relevant to employers' needs. Gold -medal winners from regional competitions, including the Durham Skills Challenge, are eligible to compete. Last year, Durham students collected five gold, five silver and six bronze medals. Students who earn gold medals at the provincial contest qualify to compete in the United States Skills Olympics in Louisville, Kentucky in June. Last year, Harwood Secondary School's Randy Vandenberg and Durham College's Matthew Dodds each took home a bronze medal from that meet. The Ontario Skills Competi- tion will be held Saturday, May 8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401, Pickering. This year, the competition features displays for students in Grades 4 to 8 on Friday, May 7, also from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the centre. 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FM I ;a cwpse et4irea a3 ttX 1 core da. a 1 ltrdse�e .yg «• , L i suk, mar */" Cel esNew a CLAIM 41141" f C>��' z NEW LOCATION WHITBY OSHAWA WHITBY PICKERING SPECIALS 433-55M 1801 Dlxtdas St. E. 433-1063 1268 Simcoe St. N. 430.6643 124 Brock St, N. 509.3258 375 Kingston Rd. W. EFFECTIVE Mon. -Fri. 9.9 Mon. -Fri. 9.9 Mon. -Wed. 8.7 Mon. -Fri. 9.9 Mon. April 26 t0 Sat. 9-6 sun. to -s Sat. 9-6 sun. to -s Thurs.-Fri. 94 Set, 94, Sun.10-5 Thurs. i1 Sat. 96 Sun. to -s Sun. May 2/93 Kmart launches Kl*ds'Club PICKFAWG - A new club for children will soon be launched at Kmart stores across Canada, including the Pickering Town Centre outlet. Marty's Kids' Club, named for its six -foot -tall cougar mascot, debuts Monday, May 3 with free giveaways for children aged three to 12. Kids joining the club will receive an official membership card, a Marry Fun -Book, colored stickers and a special coupon book full of goodies like free Marty cookies and half-price Marty meals. Children can also celebrate their birthdays at Kmart with a Marty Party. All parents have to do is fill out a party request form that's included in the membership kit, and Kmart will throw the party with free Marty invitations, hats, lootbags stuffed with good- ies, placemats, cups and birthday cake. Marty himself might even make a surprise visit. The club will also aid children, as Kmart has formed an alliance with the Kids Help Phone. The national, 24-hour Help Phone provides counselling for Canadi- an children and Kmart plans to raise awareness and funds for the charity through the Marty club. "We've joined forces with Kids Help Phone because we're deeply concerned about the well- being of Canadian children from coast to coast," says Kmart Cana- da's senior marketing director, Gary St. Angelo. "Thousands of kids accompany their parents shopping at Kmart every week. We wanted to add some fun to their shopping experience, and let them know there's always some- one to turn to for help.- According elp"According to a Kmart press release, about 3,000 children call the Help Phone every day to talk about problems at school, life- threatening situations and other difficulties. The company says the Help Phone is unable to respond to two-thirds of the chil- dren crying out for help because of a shortage of funds, phone lines and available counsellors. Kmart will raise funds for the PAYING T00 MUCH for Business Insurance? G83-9725 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 6X11 trtt A~w, W 1%sp, opt. The Marty's Kids' Club, to be launched at Kmart stores across Canada May 3, will offer children free goodies and will raise funds for the Kids Help Phone. Marty, the club's mascot, is a six-foot cougar. Locally, there's a Kmart store in the Pickering Town Cen- tre. Help Phone through a variety of activities, and plans to donate a percentage of money raised in the sale of back -to -school supplies, Marty's Kids' Club cookies, Marty T-shirts and Marty stuffed animals. Kids Help Phone information will also be available at a life-size, Marty greeter display at the front of all 124 Kmart stores across Canada. vanallit I I ��WC��YIERINMail AJA'!J� ROBIN HOOD BRSEBRLL CAMP now provides REGIONAL PICK-UP from RJRX & PICKERING for our August Clinics R full day of baseball every day For players 7 to 14 CALL 736-4657 "One of the best programs I've seen in North America', Toronto Blue Joys 3rd Bose Coach, Rich Hacker PC ff�07 OPEN 'a:ehoase S tturdary 10 - 6 1501 Hopkins St., Whitby (416)430-13081 Fax 430-0795 It's your choice! Your own custom package, or ours. 4w ewz eat ceusctd ! New. � 6 AWeek. Pay As You Go. f� cmvue6r taut the how mew iuwd 4 how to duet» " Bwkbwi^u 6st 39 um Losing weight is about support, not saaifice. And MTM is exactly what youll get from ] mis personal rnunw6&Youll also get a personalized mrdw plan, weight management classes and nutritionally balanced menu plans. Call km today and begin a pnm* in cmudlingym E11N!N7YCRA11 There are 12 centres in Toronto and the surrounding areas including Pickering 'Program fee - Jemy's Cuisine addiooml - lttdividual results may vary - Mamre+urcelProducts optional - Open Saturdays and events - ©1993 Jenny cram Internam al PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 2S, IM Brandon Robinson is one 11 �� Name V� Dropping Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that's losing weight. We're on a new donut diet and the pounds are just melting away. Go fig- ure. Anvwav, on to more sub- stantive matters... Today, April 25, is a milestone day in the Robinson home because the big fella is celebrat- ing his first birthday. Wishing Brandon Robinson a happy birthday, with lots of love, hugs and kisses, are Mom, Dad, Grandma and Grandpa Lunde- borg. Grandma Robinson, all his aunts, uncles and friends. A big birthday party, with all the trimmings, is being held and aunts from %IonL*cal and London will be droppin; or the `- ;c event... celebrate at her Barney birthday bash. Birthday greetings also went out to Nanny Jardine on April 21. Lots of love came from all her children and grandchil- dren. "We love you Nanny," her family says... Easter was extra sweet this year for five-year-old Alysha Breau of Scarborough. She won a three-foot chocolate bunny from the Pickering Flea Market 'Hop on Over' Easter celebrations on April 4. Congratulations and happy eating... The "little cutie" in the Bulai home had a reason to smile on April 22. On that day, Jessica Lorraine Bulai turned one and happy birthday wishes, with love, kisses and lots of hugs, came from big brother Kyle, Mommy and Daddy... ••. A birthday wish for Jeft'rev Leach, who turned nine years old on April 21. "Here's a birthday wish for you that's coming in this paper to say, hope a super son like you has a super birthday. With lots of wishes in it to hope the day you're nine will be happy every minute. Love, hugs and i :,"Os- from 'glom. Dad. and .Jamie Kailey Chappeil 0" April 3, 1993, is a day Bar- bara and Colin Melsichak will always remem- ber, as the couple wed that day in a ceremony in Brantford. Colin is the son of Linda and Bid Mel- nichek of Ajax, while Barbera is the daughter of Jenny and Sig- musd Asdresskiewicz. '17he pair met a year ago and are born stu- dents at Mohawk College in Hamilton, where they reside. Both will graduate this year, so the special occasions are coming fast and furious... .N A little 'princess' with a great big smile turned two years old on April 24. Wishing Kailey Chap- pell a happy bey, with lots of hugs and kisses, were Mom Cindy, Dad Greg and big broth- er Christopher. Family and friends dropped -by to help Kailey Aysha Breau Colin and Barbara Melrkt" Bulai Mommy and Daddy want to wish great big happy birthday greetings to their sons, the Rose boys of Pickering. Glen Rose turned one on April 14 and William turns three years old on May 3. A dinosaur party, with family and friends, is being thrown today, April 25, to cele- brate the birthdays... William and Glen Rose That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Drop- ping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 60- 5110 or write to 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesdav before publication. We're not respon- sible for lost or damaged pho- tographs. Name Dropping is so longer running birth announce- ments. Ir you have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 683-5110. Jeffrey Leach I Firms learn how to use government ❑ Two-day workshop starts May 18 DURHAM - More than 50 ,overnment programs for busi- ,iess and industry will be explained during a two-day workshop next month. Both federal and provincial programs in the areas of research and development, manufacturing, financing, training and trade will be outlined during the sympo- sium at Le Gala, 65 Sunray St., Whitby, on Tuesday, May 18. The day begins with coffee at 8:15 a.m. and ends with a recep- tion at 4:15 p.m. A luncheon will feature keynote speaker Brian Costello, tax and financial advi- sor to business. On Wednesday, May 19, par- ticipants with specific questions on how programs relate to their company will have the opportu- nity to speak confidentially with government officials. Individual consultations will be 25 minutes in length and will be booked on the first day of the symposium. Obituary COLE, Maud Victoria - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Thursday, April 22, 1993. Maud Victoria Adams in her 96th year. Loving mother of Audrey and her husband Reg Jackson of Engle- hart, Patricia and her husband Ernie Chapman of Brampton, Gordon and his wife Cathy of Ajax, and Nancy and her friend Brian of Ajax. Dear grandmother of 11 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Sister of Laura, Florence and John of England and George of Ireland. The family will receive friends at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Picker- ing Village) from 2 to 4:30 P.M. and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Service in the chapel on Sunday April 25 at 1:30 p.m. Cremation. Encouraged to attend are entrepreneurs, small businesses, manufacturers and medium to large industries. Bob Harden of the Durham Region Action Committee for Training, says the symposium is "something that's long overdua." When it comes to government grants, "there's a lot of confusion as to what is available. Hopeful- ly, this will help clear things up." Pat Olive, Region director of economic development, says Durham's businesses need to be informed, especially when one considers the fact "that 75 per cent of the Region's growth" is linked to existing industry. All is not gloom and doom in the business world, stresses Mr. Olive. "We've got an upsurge in the economy in Durham...It may not be a boom. But there exists an upward trend." In endorsing the symposium, To Reflect Your Taste W Persodify . S DESIGN SOLUTIONS (II S COLOUR SCHEMES �l S BEAUTIFUL DRAPERIES 1 S FINE FURNITURE 1 PARKER for oppoMfinent call, IN I F.RIORS PARKER INTERIORS I 138 OLD KINGSTON RD. A f�� y+05C / PICKERING VILLAGE 4}L 'o 0 IF * TIME QUAI.TTY • GENTILE CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DDS WE WELCOME IKA.AsANN NEW NEW PATIENTS WE ` PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 H.R. EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) Mr. Olive says Durham "has to broaden its horizons. We've been far too insular in the past." The event is a joint project of the Towns of Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Newcastle, Brock, Scu- gog, Uxbridge, the City of Oshawa, the Region of Durham, TPA Investment Planning Inc., the Durham Region Manufactur- ers' Association, the Durham Region Action Committee for Training and the federal and provincial governments. Cost to participate is S45 per person, and space is limited with a May 12 registration deadline. For more information, call Lorna Ravary at 668-5803 or Rebecca Lauzon at 434-1412. Rwan 'Of House of Design PROM - GRADUATION • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE WEDDING GOWNS • BRIDESMAIDS CUSTOM DESIGNED 1450 Hopkins St., Whitby 666-1171 LARGE SELECTION OF MATERIALS 7 Progress Ave., Scarborough hh'. 754-0553 Naturalizer Shoes avallabie in AA, B. C, D widths -- with sizes up to 12. YOU'LL VALUE OUR COMFORT Perfect fit and classic looks make this style a refreshing addition to any wardrobe. A`hen a has to be comfortable, fashionable and affordable, it has to be Naturalizcr. Choose from a wide variety of colors. Pickering Town Centre 831-5428 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, Community help needed in hospital bed campaign AJAX-PICKERING - Com- munity businesses and organiza- tions are being called upon to help the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. The hospital's Lifelong Friends Bed Campaign, which is raising money to replace 20 -year- old beds with new electric mod- els, needs a boost. About 150 new beds will be needed when the hospital's new wing opens this July, and only 60 beds have been purchased to date. Campaign chairman Anita Witty is challenging groups and businesses to come up with inno- vative ways to raise money for a bed. "When it's a group buying (a bed), it doesn't have to be a lot of money (per person)," she says. "It can be $1 a week or S2 a week. We really need to get com- mitments, even if they don't come up with the money now." She suggests company employees could organize regular 50-50 draws or neighbors on a street could raise funds together. Each bed, which will include a side table and over -bed table, costs S5,000, and pledges can be spread out over a number of years. For example, a group could pledge $1,000 a year for five years. Families can also request that donations be made to the bed campaign in memory of a loved one. Individuals and groups can also pledge a total of S 1,000 to the campaign; when four others do the same, a new bed is paid for. Lifelong Friends Bed Campaign chairperson Anita Witty gets a boost from organizers of the Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament and members of the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion. The hockey touma- ment raised $7,500 for the bed campaign, while the Legion has pledged funds to buy 20 beds. With Mrs. Witty, from left, are Dave Griffiths of the hockey tournament, Jim Kelly of the Legion and Bill Phillips of the Legion. Each bed will bear an engraved plaque recognizing the donor. The Ajax Royal Canadian Legion has made the single largest contribution to date, pledging funds for 20 beds at a total cost of S 100,000. So far, beds have been pur- chased by companies, sports organizations, seniors' groups, Campaign contributors AJAX-PICKERING - The Lifelong Friends Bed Campaign Committee wishes to thank the following for their contributions toward the purchase of new beds for the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital: Gay Adair, Ajax Family Festi- val; Ajax Cricket Club; Ajax 5 Pin Bowlers; Ajax Seniors' Club; Anne & Dick Briscoe; LOEB Baywood; Dr. Carlos Yu; Dr. Vivian Lo; John Love; Mary E. Morley; Ajax Royal Canadian Legion; Town of Pickering; Henry Westney; Anita Witty; Jim Witty; Frank Goebel estate; Town of Ajax; Thelma G. Owens; South Pickering Seniors' Club; The Ajax -Pickering Gener- al Hospital auxiliary; Pickering Village Seniors' Club; Ajax Cycling Club; Edith Livingstone; Dr. Ron Stas; Dr. Norma Baker, Phyllis & Abe Kelly; Pickering real estate agents; Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament; Dorothy Smith; Lillian McBurney; George Thompson; and Val Marshall Travel. Memorials have been estab- lished in the names of Jack Fowler, Robert Hampson, Alma Wilson and Edson Morrill. service clubs, municipalities and individuals. Several families have also requested memorial donations go to the campaign. The hospital's old beds will eventually be given to a third - world country. For more information on ho%v you can help, call Mrs. Witty at 683-8661 or the hospital's com- munity relations office at 428- 1407. nen Arizona VnV COMPUTER KEYBOARDING FRENCH 4 FRENCH ECRIT May 9 - June 6 $42.80 May 3 -June 21 $51,00 May 4 -June 22 $51.00 Sunday 9:00 a.m. -12:00 noon Monday 6.00 P.M. -10:00 p.m. Tuesday 6.00 p.m. -8:30 p.m. GERMAN 2 April 27 -July 6 $96.30 Tuesday 6:00 p.m. -8:30 p.m. PRE -EXAM INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MECHANIC May 1 - July 17 $133.00 Saturday 9:00 a.m. -2:00 p.m. STATISTICS 1 May 1 -July 17 $102.25 Saturday 9:00 am. -1:00 p.m. For details on these courses or to receive a calendar and review our other 624 courses, call 7 21.2000, ext. 507. Don't delay, courses begin soon; call 436.1100 to register. ao av DURHAM C O L L E G E .w ,y,r >�- -,:.�:...�.• ;,�.� •a • _?�, �1.3�W to �th�j t G�hN ., c 77 0 Please recycle thisnewspaper WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE TWO ACRE LOTS WITH FRONTAGE ON LAKE SCUGOG IN PORT PERRY. SCENIC VIEW, MATURE TREES. SALES TRAILER NOW OPEN FOR INFORMATION CALL: 427-0390 OR 428-2215 2rsdA nnual SCARBOROUGHKoa n�W_ IN-Alatel '50 April 29, 30, May 1, 2, 1993 BLUFFER'S PARK MARINA The faot of Bramley Road on Scarborough's Watertronl • Over 100 in -water displays. • Dryland exhibits • In -water demos available • Full line-up of boats & personal watercraft FREE PARKING • RESTAURANTS ON SITE FREE COPY OF BOAT GUIDE MAGAZINE WITH ADMISSION (while supplies lash Thursaay d Friday Noor, to Dusk - Saturday 10 a.m to Dusk - Sunday 10 a.m b 6 D m. ADMISSION: Adults $6 00 - Sensors 6 Studerr5 $4 00 • Children under 10 Fres $ OU Bring this ad for $1.00 off the regular admission price. Good for 1 only. � p 5W Kingston R& W. K 4*x. Ohc t " 12.95 OIL. 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POTTERY SALE: The Ajax -Picker - Ing Potters' Guild holds its Spring Pottery Show and Sale Sun., April 25, 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the pot- tery studio at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex, Valley Form Rd.. south of Hwy. 2. Free admission. 471-5547. ARTS AND CRAFTS: The Ajax Cre- ative Arts group holds its annual spring art and craft sale Sun.. April 25, 10 a m. to 4 p.m., at the Village Community Centre, corner of Sher- wood Rd. and Linton Ave., Picker- ing Village. Free admission. 427- 7138 KAYAK CLUB: -",e Durham Kayak Club will holo an information ses- sion Sun., April 25. 2 p.m., in the Captain's Room of the Ajax Com- munity Centre, on Centennial Rd. Meeting open to everyone. 427- 7374 (Todd Crone). CONCERT: Tne Pickering Con- cert Band will host a free spring concert Sun.. April 25 at 2 p.m. at the Eastshore Community Centre. 910 Liverpool Pd.. Pickering. Guest appearance by the Brass Quintet. Silver plate collection, refreshments. b STORYTIME: The Ajax Public Library hosts drop-in storytime Mon., April 26 from 6:30 to 7 p.m. at 65 Harwood Ave. S. The program is suitable for pre-schoolers to six- year -olds. No charge. Parental supervision is required. Call for theme. 683-4000. OVERCOMING ABUSE: Transitions, an eight-week program for adults trying to overcome past physical, sexual or emotional abuse, begins Mon., April 26, 7 p.m., at the Out- reach Abuse Prevention offices, 205 Bond St. E., Oshawa. Cost is $160. 432-7821. CAMERA CLUB: The Pickering Camera Club holds Its annual gen- eral meeting Mon.. April 26 at 7:30 p.m. In the photo studio of the Pick- ering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. 831-8907 (Harvey). EUCHRE: Ajax High School, 105 Bayly St., will hold a friendly euchre tournament Mon., April 26 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. $2 entry fee. Prizes. Pro- ceeds to the Canadian Cancer Society. 683-1610. VOLUNTEER AWARDS: The Ajax - Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross will hold a volunteer See BILLBOARD. -Page 14 � - ., v , .. r .7 f I ♦ C THEi NEWS Abd SOMDAY, AP111111. 2& 19911-111A1117t 13 Your calendar of coming evveenb Y m. .....:. ......! .., .:.,.... f ..::: Our Furniture has Personality! 1 WekoMe to HIGH QUALITY AT FACTORY OUTLET PRICES Black's at Pickering Town Centre recently celebrated their Grand Re -Opening in their new expanded store - Black's staff, above, made photo buttons for children for a $2 donation which was generously given to Children's Miracle Network Telethon. B IACK§ l_ ■.telt. 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WHEEL ALIGNMENT CHECK "5M95InMud" P1111= MM RMAT"VGooditilin,N�or ryTRANSMISSION 2 F 4ihx,. . r 4 TUNE-UP. 9.97 PART.m Goodwr [ With Couow Offer EWms May 8thr9Ct 1 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 25, IM IfIVA0191-07ATIMM71 FROM PAGE 13 appreciation and awards night on Mon., April 26, 7:30-9:30 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Church parish hall, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayty St , Ajax. Branch manager Donna Hutton will speak on her experience doing relief work in Florida after Hur- ricane Andrew. Free admission 420-3383. PARENTS' SUPPORT: The Associa- tion of Parent Support Groups meets Tues., April 27. It offers sup- port for parents of teens who 'lie. get poor grades, steal, use drugs. etc'. The group meets every Tues- day. For time and location, call 223- 7444. SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets Tues.. April 27 at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Jill and Hank Kloek will perform Appalachian music and show how to make a ctilcimer. 683- 7799 (Louise). CATHOLIC SCHOOLS: The Durr ac— Regior! Roma? Cc'holic Separate School Board holds a public ,nforma`on session or 'he Canadian Cc'echism Ties, Aor, 27 from 1 to 2:30 and again from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Immaculate Concep- tion Catholic School, 1722 Scugog St_ Port Perry. A consultant for reli- gious education will speak. 576- 6150, extension 250 (John Brown or Mary Scott). ALCOHOLIC LOVED ONE?: The Alateer, support group for people 12 to 20 with alcoholic relatives or friends meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 King's Cres., Ajax. 427- 0338 before 10 p.m. (Jerry). BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club holds its monthly dinner meet - Ing Wed., April 28 at Dreamcrest Equestrian Centre (formerly Grey- stone), Simcoe St. N.. Port Perry. The topic is cultural diversity. Reception at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:45 p.m. $25 for members, $30 for non-members. 427-6930 (Karen Graham) or 725- 9179 (JoanAnn Evelyn). ONE -PARENT FAMIUES: The Ajax - Pickering One -Parer` Family Associ- ation holds its weekly meeting Wed. April 28. 8 p.m. in the conference room at the old Volkswagen plant, 777 Bayty St., Pickering. ASHLEY ELIZABETH Linens and Things The friendly staff at Ashley Elizabeth L hens & Things have many years experience in helping customers with their bedding needs. Always keeping your families budget in mind. the staff can assist you in achieving that designer look wthout paying the designer price. To achieve the designer look, only high duality percale fabrics are stocked. This combined with such products by Martex, Spnngmade cuddledown. Sheridan. Carrington and Decor are all available. The one thing that sets Ashley Elizabeth Linens & Things above your normal store is this location is a true factory outlet. From the manufacturing of Dupont Pillow Fillings, the custom sewing dept. (Yes, they do make drapes) to the comforter quilting machines. it is definitely well worth the drive. Hours are Mondays to Fridays 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 335 FRANKCOM ST., AJAX 683-5853. I INTRODUCING ►• ANEW EXTENDED TELEPHONE CALLING AREA MAKE THE TORONTO AREA A LOCAL CALL! Ajax/Pickering - 798-7080 MetroWIDE RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL SERVICES i gas+ A ON51,0N OF 964997ONTAti0 L"TED The association is a support group offering many monthly activi- ties for adults and children. 839- 1877 (Suzanne). STORYTIME: The Ajax Public Library hosts drop-in storytime Wed., April 28 from 1 30 to 2 p m. at 65 Harwood Ave. S. The program is suitable for pre-schoolers to six- year -olds. No charge. Parental supervision is required. Call for theme. 683-4000. HARWOOD OPEN HOUSE: Hor- wood Secondary School, 80 Falby Ct., Ajax, holds its annual open house Wed.. April 28. A four -course buffet begins at 5:30 p.m. S10 for adults and S6 for children. Tickets are available at the school and at the door. Displays on programs offered at the school begin. at 6:30 p.m. Also. sale of baked goods, plants, Mother's Day gifts. 683-8125 (Janet White). HORTICULTURE: The Brooklin Horti- cultural Society meets Wed.. April 28, 8 p.m., at the Brooklin United Church. Conservationist Bob John- ston will speak on adopting a pond. 655-4742 (June). 655-4646 (Diane). lip t G"o � o Your calendar of coming events INTERESTED IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET? Share your thoughts with Rene Soetens, M.P. AJAX TOWN HALL Friday, April 30 7:15-9:00 RM. Part of a continuing series of Vox Pop Forums (town hall mettings), designed to keep you involved in the political process. GO GREEN HOME MECHAMCS ... BE A PART OF FIXING SOMETHING BIG !! For years Home Mechanics have been saving money, now they can SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT too! Hazardous Household Wastes such as Oil, Oil Filters, Antifreeze, Brake Fluid, Batteries and Mixed or Contaminated Fuels require safe handling and disposal. Wastes such as these contain toxic ingredients which can harm our land and water resources. These types of wastes must be taken to a Hazardous Household Waste Depot for proper disposal. In Durham Region two Hazardous Household Depots have been set up to accept these wastes: Oshawa RAsaa Red Traader aad Rwyertag Sate Mean's Brock West IaadfiB Stte Hautdous Household Waste Depot (416) 433-2996 Hasardpts Household Wane Depot (116) 686-1294 1610 Kitson Rd. 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Ajax blasted Manvers 9-1 to in the tourney title. Chad Morri- m used his speed and his shot to ad the Ajax attack with four gals. Michael Gouveia's two gals and an assist earned him ayer-of-the-game honors. Other :orers were Neil McBride - 'Brien, one goal two assists; ;remy Wilson three assists; lichael Boss two assists, and ngle goals to Christopher Mar- lardt and Ryan Wilson. To reach the final, Ajax went 2defeated in round-robin play. nfortunately, the Lonrisk selects st out on the opportunity to play or the 'A' championship by a le goal plus/minus differential. AJAX DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Results horn Tuesday. April 20. OPEN SECTH3M MORTH-40UTH Ceen Ce. Jeni and Linda Arthur 55x: Ge La" el Walter Soetens 54.3X: Donna D" and Ian Nieto 54.2X; Greg and Bill Sweeney 53%; Zot"ra t>�rcan and Bob MacDwriand 5 1. 1 X EAST -WEST MIN Norman and Evelyn Black 65.5%; Gord Itwnphnes and Jim Marvell 582X; Janusc Jung go Paul Dodgson 56.7%; Ha1ez and Saad Doh- d0uh 54 5%; Flo Bain and Frank Soochi 52.4%, A.JAX LADIES VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE As of April! 20. G W L T PTS ItlYrleltars 28 27 1 0 54 28 25 3 0 50 20 199 0 38 29 15 13 0 30 Boor, 30 10 20 0 20 28 1018 0 20 goelt Morrrrttum 28 a 1g 0 1a fatllle�e %99-0— 32 a 21 0 to 400ft B Ends 26 5 21 0 10 rs a WbW= AS WE BEGIN OUR SEVENTH WDSCAPE SEASON IN DURHAM, E CAN STILL HONESTLY BOAST: THE LONGEST, MOST STRAIGHT FORWARD GUARANTEEI THE BEST PREPARED NTERLOCKNG STONE i RETANNG WALL THE MOST ATTRACTIVE & MOST DURABLE STEPS, PORCHES i STAIRCASES N THE OUR114AM REGION. ;PRING - ,' , PATIO I I 1 1 L sr�M 1 1 1 =L MANE 15,1!10.1 RECEIVE 1 OF 3 COMPLETE PATIO SETS 1 WITH ANY INTERLOCKNG STONE 1 ORDER (150 eq. K rrlh) 1 'Sso - Moo VALUEBOOK ! 1 ESTUA EUSOONI 42741431 In game one, Ajax defeated Oshawa 2-0. Wilson and Gou- veia scored the goals. Billy Dyson and J.D. Murphy shared the shutout. Wilson was chosen as the MVP. Game two saw Ajax play one of its best games of the season, defeating Bancroft 9-3. The Lon - risk selects scored three early goals and never looked back. McBride -O'Brien and Gouveia led the scoring with two goals and two assists apiece- Justin Brunet had a goal and three assists, Morrison two goals and an assist, Marquardt a goal and two assists, Wilson a goal and an assist, while Peter Gaylor, Math- ew Larabie and Black contribut- ed assists. Morrison was chosen the player of the game. In an exciting game three, Ajax came away with a 3-3 tie against Omemee. McBride - O'Brien notched two goals, including the tying marker with one second left in the game. Linemates Gouveia and Morrison contributed two assists and a goal and an assist, respectively. Wil- son added an assist as did Jordan Servos who was the MVP for his solid defensive play. The team wishes left winger Steven Colterman a speedy recovery from a season -ending neck injury. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1993 -PACE 17 p Pickering tweens win fourth tourney crown PICKERING - The Pickering tween 'B' ringette team captured its fourth tournament gold medal of the season at the recent Manvers event. In the final, Pickering outhustled Sunderland 6-2 to win the crown. Lisa Mountain led the way with two goals, followed by Robyn Sharpe, Tina Barnes, Heather Kerr and Michelle Vivian with one each. Drawing assists were Stephanie Murray, Sharpe and Bames, all with one. Pickering drubbed Ennismore 18-0 in the tourney opener. Scorers were Murray with four goals, one assist; Kelly Hill, three goals; Kelly Honsberg- er, one goal, one assist; Lonssa Stroud, one goal; Mountain, one goal, one assist; Sharpe, one goal, one assist; Barnes, three goals, three assists; Court- ney Boyd, four assists; Sara Marshall, one goal, four assists; Sara Jane Lasina one goal, one assist; Kerr, one goal; and Vivian, one goal. In the second game, Pickering defeated Mariposa 6-2. GOLF'S FINEST I:tk1JF city Premou n public, no totxriarnents IS WY dlalsn0 W hoes. Stat" times booked up to one week to advance. Cause marshaled doilly M n Ws* avellabel 427-7737_ H&R BLOCK Canada's Tax Team. 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All the tee decks are Oregon bent grass to ensure superb playing conditions. The course has a small snack shop and license facilities both inside and on the outdoor deck. The major priorities are to ensure superb playil conditions combined with a friendly, relaxe courteous atmosphere. Lyndebrook is located tv kms north of Taunton Rd. on Hwy. #12 in the Tov of Whitby. In lieu of memberships, a popular twel pass card is offered for $99, inclusive GST. Our very popular Early Bird Special allows tv players to play for the price of one every day befc 9:00 a.m. We look forward to welcoming you at Lyndebroc For more information call, 416 -655 -GOLF. ��IM r f L Q Q GOLF CLUB muwwMie! 1 111r. !� . (lam � � LRH MarQp 11 jx. Gr*ft %W 9N Doer Sets" Hagan Edge MI. Rag. •360 Sab 720 MIiF+ Hagan Edps MorK %W 49e MRH TrYeist DC Ione 560 wo Gd Jac" Reg %6- Saw's" N�gan IRS. 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C� (416) 640-1166 Ay 10 MINUTES FROM HIGHWAYS 401 & 404 SPw1vvG�� "' �( ON STOUFFVILLE ROAD & HIGHW9Y 48 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 25,1993 -PAGE 19 David Gun, who has cerebral palsy, tinkles the ivories while teacher Laura Sever boles on. AS Music lessons are being credited with helping special needs children like Mitul Somani, who has cerebral palsy. Here, he works on his hand -eye coordination with teacher Laura Silver. DURHAM - Twinkle Twinkle Little Star sits at kids on the inside. the top of his all-time favorite list and he proudly "It's more work, but it's definitely worth it in the plays the tune from memory on the keyboard. end," adds Miss Silver. "Their accomplishments are And though music lessons "are fun, a big game" -sought on a smaller level, but they mean so much to to six-year-old David Gua of Whitby, they mean so many more people," she says, pointing to both much more to his mother. =children and their families. "For me, I see a tremettdous improvement in his w Jay Somani also sings the praises music lessons fine motor skills." Kathy Garr says of her son, who have had on her son Mitul, 9, who has cerebral palsy has cerebral palsy, an impairment of muscular fmhc- and must wear a wrist brace and a leg brace. He also tions and weakness of the limbs, and who learned to :,..:.has visual visual and hearing impairments. wall[ last summer. ,, "He's not good at academic skills, but has good "Piano lessons weren't something I was looking -:> >'::music skills," the Pickering mother explains. "We for, but when I suggested the idea to his occupation- ''>= want him to work at that. Music is the one thing he al therapist, she thought it would be wonderful. < 3reaUy enjoys. He jug. lights up when he hears it.' "He lines to do better and isalways trying to :: Hilal favors the drums and tambourine, which improve— HG doesn'tevea realise how much (play gives him a chance to exercise the wrist which is ingthe keyboard) has Helped .him," Mrs. Garr adds, � nppocted by a brace 'fhe secrecy According to teacher Laura Silver, "Music is exceUeat for his attention span;' Mrs: it's because "music is fan, though it wouldn't work Somani adds. "He learns loud and soft sounds, high if they just sat in front of the piano for 30 :minutes." end low notes." k= Admittedly. Miss Silver "spends as many hours Lessons have also improved Mud's hand -eye thinking abouttbt3 next lesson.as I do teaching" stn- Ooordination and >ae= recognition. Learning the A� teats with such special needs as autism, Dowa's duration of various: musical notes has also helped syndrome: ➢coiiosis,. attention deficits, hating prob- aimmathematically. ,.. lems`and. hyper-ataivity - 4.:. 'There's so much you. can do with music," notes it's: important to integrate chikbw with special 1diiss Silver."Many kids have a lot of feelings inside needs into "all aspects of everyday life,' according :fiat don't talk about them. Music helps bring those to Barb Border, program manager at Resources for .feelings ouL" cepttoatil gi fix Childmn,.Durham Re 'on. . ,.. = For "it's parents, its nice to find someone who wants "Peopk;neod to know kids sre bids. Many par- teach a child with special needs," says Mrs. Gurr. tuts don't want their kids to be concert pianists. If : `Laura doesn't accept them as diffa=t, but as ;hey do, that's great; a lot are definitely capable. But something of a challenge. She treats them all indi- there's so much out there just for fun." vidually. Miss Silver "just fell into" teaching children with "It's important •that kids look for to lessons. special Deeds after receiving repeated calls ata int as parents, we. don't just look at lessons as fun. music school in Toronto from parents. She moved to 'I1hat's just a bonus.". Ajax to meet demands. _.For more information 6.6 lessons, call Miss Silver "I was very [nervous at first," she recalls. "Now, 8t 619-1800. if a:deg brace falls 'off, I just<pttE►>itback oa. They :Resources for Exapponsld L'hildren can be a Inq 1! e a bit different on the oou&k, but kids are ; ;xtiached At 427-8$62 w :, 4 PAGE 2aTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 25,19W ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Herongate's Evening on Broadway packed with energy, a delight DURHAM - Well folks, here I am again. Many of you must have thought I had vanished for good. Not so. I was however very busy directing two plays — The Boys Next Door for Scarborough The- atre Guild and The Philadelphia Story for Amicus Productions in North York. 1 covered the THEA Awards and will bring you a report on how our local thespians fared in an upcoming issue. Also next week I hope to bring you a review of Theatre Durham's next production, Agatha Christie's towards Zero. Enough diversion, now to the topic at hand — Herongate Din- ner Theatre's current production of An Evening on Broadway. Herongate has traditionally been known as the home of com- edy and farce over the past few seasons. However it's expanded the playbill to include some very fine thrillers. This present offer- ing is a delightful step forward into the world of musicals. It was however an experiment to see how audiences would react and for that reason is only scheduled to run until May 8. What a shame because the audience loved it, myself includ- ed. And my feeling is that Heron - gate could easily sell out a 10 - week run. If you are like me, you will resent having to pay 570.90 to see the hit musicals when they come to Toronto. You will how- ever be delighted to know that for a third of that you can see and hear most of the major hits from those same musicals performed by a cast which is as talented and full of energy as any musical cast I have ever seen anywhere. Just as an aside, Marlene Han- drahan, one of these fine per- formers, recently picked up a THEA Award as the best lead actress in a musical and, when you see this talented young lady perform, you will understand why. Director -choreographer Shari Robinson and musical director Leslie Magder have done a superb job. Lighting by Vance Dick was right on and helped bring out the special moments of each number. Thanks to a new sound sys- tem, Marg Carey did a masterful job. The eight performers were simply brilliant. To single out any one would be totally unfair. Geoffrey Coulter, Derek Faulcon- cr, Randy Pryce, Peter Hurley, Judi Cragg, Lise Anne Bourgeois, Judy Gans and Marlene Handra- han sang and danced their hearts out through 20 Broadway hits. My own favorites? Well how can one not love Try to Remem- ber from the Fantastiks sung so beautifully by Randy Pryce or Judy Gans and her beautiful ren- dition of Send in the Clowns from Sondheim's A Little Night Music. You could hear a pin drop as Geoff Coulter sang Music of the Night from Phantom of the Opera and Lise Anne and Derek sang All I Ask of You from the same show. There were also moments of laughter, especially when Mar- lene, Randy and Geoff performed Triplets from the show The Band- wagon. I could go on and on about this 1K 80ift $129o5 oslwoBiggest Por"it PockcW Ever! Wxl3sl _� XF., PRICE INCLUDES $2 DEPOSIT paid at ggltt���� photography Each additional sublet photographed adds S2 to the package I" — prce, paid at photography Poses for ✓ advertised portraits our s6wicir - on your choice of background Your favorite -- props welcomed NOW NO LIMIT ON , f NUMBER OF ADVERTISED COILEC TIONS PER FAMILY - but onw one per subtect Up to 6e oddrtio,a' Doses taken i4m lung IF for optional portant collection with no obligatior to purchase Portrait sizes f E oppro—ote Hurryl Deni Miss This EXTRA SWMU Offerl THIS K -MART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN: Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. PICKERING (Kingston Rd.) "M * Pm*xa g" sou II~ Dorm" .. .'Y;Ys : " 0 IW3 PCA M. IRI:. very memorable evening, but I would prefer it if you went out and experienced it for yourself. Remember it only runs until May 8 with performances on Thurs- days, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Many of the dates are sold out so phone the box office at 472-3085 and reserve now; you will not be disappointed. Herongate Barn Theatre is on Altona Rd. about eight kilome- tres north of Hwy. 2. The next show opens May 12. It's Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park and, yes, folks I will be on stage for that one trying very hard not to make the same mistakes I criti- cize my peers for in my reviews. Happy theatre going. ASHLEY ELIZABETH Linens AND Things See us on your way to the market or on the way home. Coffee's on us! 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A ;a^ee• - 'he drnta. We 11 read you dw .earn t r .ou'ff bre s an he !lett' pran.an , torr r skills em rsred tc be a Our r>lhh yval,ried �n_ •oeopre'xn,nea. •,. s •aro ^g and respected ` part d this e.ca,M r\ 1&WWtwrxrexhva, orse r••+r••asav i•�•- ��`fR; sow -arae• as a Dry u,War -or-wd lde nowilii u. C J o oNro ,ce p .� md..sr t• •nda. 't �. ey ha­s,m vvs:arr or- •r'%I Cause rider Dnp crowes and pun you and •.e II slew .o., .-- "!" '' d ••. ,. en ow mor^ n. % C 11 •.POI LO a + on roar war to being a n be . oar w r I u- c o a;AN - rram,rtg �� tppnotli srcrerary Why Our Practical Training Makes Sense: • Ciadume if We 6 Mortfts More Reasons for Choosing Toronto a Tax Cratdit for Tuition Fees • Mwtntclots with rractiol 6ryerience School of Business: 0 Aolpr„ii Agenwati Evening, a • Caa4uate with WTo•Dale Skills • SUM M CUSWS Efill a hrmad ANention Sat w&y Classes • Lwgem hiwallr eafere in far Ab Convenient Class Hours We alt canis a.a-lable at all canpurn• filbnl[llar A�fiaf! Alar Ara�i�k Our convenient hours mean you can Fw/ as w fair ye6.w work part tare wh.k attending school. TORONTO WRERMO PICK"Ovaw� ERIN G CAMPUS 4201344 •, 14SO Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering TEACH EMPOWERMENT Loam to empower people and earn six to seven figures per year. Serious inquiries only. A FEW MANAGER POSITIONS AVAILABLE, ALSO FOR PROVEN LEADERS. CAW* Wed., Ap V 28A 1.300.767.6745 DECLARE YOUR INDEPENDME We we looking for a few good peaple width drke to axweed. We offer weryBrltlg you're k*MM for In a Ref Estate career. Foran knerview w RIM 428.2121 e &Ism Esiges LK Mernber Broker . I i t l Fmidr- m1 Opportunities exist to work in a challenging environment for those wishing to advance themselves in the automotive field. Working in a major call centre, you will function as resource personnel responding to technical inquiries from across Canada. Successful candidates must possess: • Class "A" Interprovincial Mechanics License • Strong automotive diagnostic and trouble -shooting skills • Excellent verbal and written communication skills • Basic typing skills •Computer experience would be an asset • Good listener and ability to interact well with people • Superior analytical and decision making abilities This is an excellent opp.,rt.:nity for career development for a team pl.I,1cr ,vho understarrds the importance of meeting customer expectations. Based in .^.shawa, we offer exc Alent working conditions and an attractive wage and benefits package. Please mail or fax your resume by May 5, 1993 to: ■ THE 71 Albert Street 00 MINACS Oshawa. Ontario L I H 4R I Mugs CROUP Fax: (416) 579-6050, ■■EE■ INC. Please quote File 0 TA493 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help TEMPORARY JOBS LONG & SHORT TERM • Cosmetic Packagers • Bindery Workers • Factory/Warehouse • A -Z a Flatbed Drivers Apply In person only Yon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Global Human Resources 773 Warden Ave., Unit 4A, Scarborough E.S.L TEACHERS needed for Summer language program, for teenagers. • Mornings r`^7 Experience essential Send resume to: The Language Workshop 'IS no "he Lorre, UNmvft Ont. LM 4" ticss'M""" tlpaQr nab ^* tl ruses. ca 4V 7M 4:46 Pm "a" ATTENTM - INa sy Wal naedef sating iprs a for trio wssrw in to Dfrhant Rsgian Car low trr7>6IiM. flocc o, 120 0flke mP ***KKEEPERINECEP. 10 General Help 110 General HOP 7WOU r , date r Pwelt. aM win exceptional English ex - periencad with Ac wac win- dows amitt Plans* tax tartans to: 281-3421. Pam flwriln ysr nttd sl tea conouci n, Cullum of OF You an single a a single tientwiltsaoas=Fat P+wa a ssPrabd or diverced esaeblif.stalsag atlltasssl Pismorm TE with three years work sbn+itl "Nose Is TM Ossil rap rimes. you mgr wwy for W j¢ CMirs 'In Smw 11. RESPONSE CALL financial assistance or I you we w 1w �• akin 1-504.646.4513 over 45 and ham tttammy war, KIFIEL CM K10% 2411 a laid off• you may WnaRy for train- ing assistance. DIPiCERT, NEW sodra income a" spring? Lotus. WordPerfect. D -base, MaW Lin iorie company is look- FIAMTYLM . bee Part 01 wad. accpsc, bsdlod. aulocad. will nor maum kides in on area a takrtsed and arrlbtitfous team. Veraura, psgsrrWun. Harvard. Pan We sale, evenings, flefditile Stylists, recant grads, tach- Coil, CIMPAar Programrirng hours. tup,trainirp, eaceilant n.i�c,yia.n�s and apprentices and SysNnw ntmAnailyist Cobol• eoissaw.. -bona plan. .loin *aWAred. We dlr a Oha W b Pascal and C. Mackaosh, Oealk WANTED - two reeporable ma- ture adrai to supervlM kand program a t haltny Mordeeew School. 13D-130 5 days a aeelc f7 hour TeMphor» OEMOSISTRATORS needed for rralpr daDartrtrnt worse. Prd- enrlg(Scafbbfo area. 416991. 7534, f500-1700 weekly. v+►haDb. (04250) EXPERIENCED rind teCflrNCeaf1 and hairstylist required for Oshawa Centre. Ask for Lorenzo. 723.3500. (043)03) FULL lire har"ist rpurrnd. Whr plus ocommission, b.nefia plan. hay fey. birthday pay. good working conditions. Cas 683-36W. (TF) FAMILY requires live-in nanny with formal child care traww,g. wit Sapferrdaer.Ockow. 1903. Resume credentials for Finlayson. 15 Gun Cres.. Ajax. Ont- LIT 2PS. (042593) RECRUITING for part time 4308201. calebna help. Shore os do cooly. HANtSTYLl9T require0 for busy cash and serving elgenpnce. hair salon in YMrlby. Call 434- Call John a the Memo Group. 29112. (TF) 579-29110 9 am. -f P'm. 130 130 Ag� PART-TIME RETAIL MERCHANDISER Helene Curtis, a leading nwfufwww of heircm Exoducts is seeiung a part -flims retail madfandis9r. 7WWI OW rfdl wPmdw with no9alla� trtrgfofteled onn slob and enperierve calving on ttte gromy and drip Ude in tide Scarborough to I *Ay area. We aft a Ilynamic Sam P d owkwiltient �yora W w Plaoinserwrestot" Fllman R664111 Mb. W"Durift &ME@K Suft#Z2 Below 0nairio LAX 1M2 ��ww� Furniture EXPERIENCED FURNITURE SALESPEOPLE Required CALL DAVE 427-2427 our tam Ut succes" Under- grow through aducatlaa. CallEttptasss, and a wuasa. Durham PART fins lurNtuas sake per. PALL dAS6lt�lyD corer fter Waren CaN'427, 6aA6.6�.s3e9.�05 for tour ImeStriaw. - &wines Computer Collage• son needed. Cal 666.2770. MS. (05029M r"7`r-'r' � ► ' v.. . 0427-3010. (TF) f0427f0) 5784=- •r rr l,t ' -� Y r> r't i� %-.Si. . I .r"t' , ,'Ss - ties• n 6/n4 . a r�cital� 'h'- -'.� .'.. -.�...- ■t -L f� JVr11Y� tri 135 sk�led Help 230 300 Fa sale 330 Trailers 400 "p"""" A""tb 130 For Rent 400 For Rent 400 Far Rent URGF�TLY *� PUT your WANTED - stoves, fri0 es, - WHITBY_ 1x116 atnd manape►s b am silk krhowWdpe ander as- g tK2 Olda. Ciera Brougham, 19x3 31 "Eke trailer locagd on live spacious plants and trees through home �� Y�fnerrtktry w washer arhd dryers, wottirg a prvate. one owner. baled with Pigeon take. sleeps 9. 3 piece �- two bedroom balca+y, parking. parties and W"Worciod Ground Science b wools Thk k a one nO1. Alio wanted, pkktp truck options, showroom condition. bath. 22 h awning. 22 x 10 ft Year rostrad position, with an (newer than 1978 Call two year warrant remaining. ��`$785 inclusive. Near Go, avail- parties; opportunity. Call collect exeslentPrdked 4 ) Y g. cede. 10 x 8 e shed, with hides, ��� otp, 42 company. Nan Mean 119• 248833. (TFALL) 668-4 $76,500. No GST. Phone comes with hi nate. WTUR able midMay or June 1. 699evenings, MeloOY Olsen, 403 Gr b060, Nancy key. WANTED 6684727.(042993) ng linen, dheka�coats, ) 52a7. (x2793 9860423.(05029) (042593) operated machines $10,500. Call 683-1123. and coin operated games any 1969 Dodge Omni, 5 door (050483) 150 Hosp. Medical Hosp. Medical condition. Also have same for hatchback. auto. ps.. pb., amvfm Dental 150 sale. Call 435-0231. (042993) stereo, sunroof, 89,000 kms., CITATION- 35 ff. Twin T'pOuts. AJ FROM 070 Dental excellent clean running car, two bedrooms, full bathroom, 250 GaragelNard Sales $3695 certified. Call 427.9722 anyfimte. Russ, Open Sunday. 4 many extras. 511,000. To view, call Paul after 6 p.m. 416-724- - 1, 2 and 3 Bdrm. Suites Wanted Available more cars to choose from. Big Town Sales. (042893) 4362. (TF) - 5 Appliances incl. en suite laundry MAY 1. 9 a.m. kitchen Cupboards, Countertop, Sink, two AWARD Winning Wildlife Artist offering detailed paintings and FOR Sale -hard top tem trailer, Sleeps 7 people, }ridge, stove, - PoolWhirlpool, Sauna , r-�/� Y" 1968 Firefly, 64,000 kms ., two fridges. built in oven, microwave, stop top, kitchen door, 5 speii exceiient condition. 52995. 1988 Sunbhrd sink. two eating tables, good condition, asking $1900 o.b.o. - Exercise Equipment table, chairs, furniture, skis. clothes, many miscellaneous GT turbo, mint condition, fully For information. call 434.5669. - Tennis Court, Playground items. 4 C+awford Dr. Ajax, can to view loaded $5995. both certified or bast otter. 1984 Land Ranger 9 with ;rater. blue - - Wood burning fireplaces cupboards. 427-6252. 51200r 8bft. great shape. Motor CIeS 355 Motorcycles NEAR GO TRAIN & HWY 401 o. .o. 33- 1 787. 1 60 Day Care Day Care 260 165 Arts & Crafts (04) Pontiac April 25. 10 am. -3 p.m. Oshawa Wanted Available Over 20 years experience Cal 1998 6000 LE, a low. MOTORCYCLE MATURE caregiver required to look after two children in ~ V1lestney RdJRoasland AWARD Winning Wildlife Artist offering detailed paintings and loaded. 68,000 kms., $7000 `lied' Cal 7286291 between 9 a.m.-5 (INSURANCE home. Live in preferred. Light area, full time, reliable daycare pen -and -inks for sale. Exhibitor at Budkhom Widlle Art Fe5trval. m. (42093) D- Sandy or Des. _9725 available in h r , some cooking, be my omit. An ages halsek have must nave rele►enpes and be welcomed. Call 427-9062. 416-683.6215 or 416-831-1536 1D12793j 1997 Honda Accord LX, 4 door PINE able to scan irtrtediWely. Ajax, (042893) 5531. (042593) sedan. 5 speed. ps.. pb.. arnim with ;rater. blue - after 5p.m, 428-9467. (042593) pELIABLE daycare DURHAM College Annual stereo ��e, excellent clean RIDGE in my 165 Da Care horde, lunchesanalis. «arts' Day storey tune and TLC. Westhwer StoreBayl Spring Craft Show, May 15. 16. Oshawa Campus Tables running Car. 54995 Cerldied. Cal 427.9722- anytime. Russ, 5 Est. 1978 INSURANCE ava,table to come to_ r home Available Can Barb at 837-2389. available. Call 721-2000 ext. more cars to choose hom. Open INSURANCE, open 9-9p,m. by (050593) 312. (042593) Sundays. Big Town Sales.appointment. Monday to Saturday Ma he Aut v SPRING Time Craft Show - Sun. (042193) o very conl�ett property Fates April 25. 10 am. -3 p.m. Oshawa 1987 Pontiac Grand Am, excel. Over 20 years experience Cal Jubilee Pavilion, Simcoe St. S., lent condition. air. automatic. 427-3595. (050693) Lakeview Park. Featuring bucket seats' console, cerrtified. y� Apartments country Crafts, hone oecorating. Private sale. $4290 Can 666- 365 Marine and much more. poor prizes. 1064 after 6 p.m. (0427931 shop coats. used clothing, new Admission $1. Information, 434- 1t18S Plymouth Reliant Wagon. nonce, anytime, all ages. a3s 5531. (042593) 4 cylinder. auto, ps.. Do.. arn"m with ;rater. blue - Pets -Supplies- stereo. dean runninggreen low $2396 green cokouPlar#Uner m cocain 50 HP power tin motor, new awning, asking 290 Boarding miles. certified. Cal x27-9722 an ire. Russ a more n $7000 o.b.o. call 4246690 ask for Ed i Crtd 1x31793 KINGSTON Rd and Valley cars to choose from. open y- ( ) Fane Rd. Low rates. references Articles available. Adii hies for all ages.22 any age 11 tit- Hot lunches. For Sale call anytime 4242558. (040993) WO-THER of two children avai- AJAX "icil Appliances. ^.c able for in my home daycare. reasonable offer refused. Fully Pidkw ng Beach Rdn-iswtn area, guaranteed, reconditioned smoke free environment, big appliances. COR1e make 'Js a garden, hot lunches, al. reasonable de427-11 467 Westney rates. 683.5924. (042593) Rd. S. Alan. (050293) lTEAK bed and doubled- Sundays. ouble d Sundays. Big Town Sales BOAT S� ue - Bar Lance on 342893) Trent System, quiet harbour, clear water. good fishing. up to 1985 Pontiac Pansini 40 h. $30C and up. Phone 705. aum toat c, air, 4 door, grey 454-1946. 0050993) apr itWO 1969 Cice Sedan, a '3or automali aifrer. 64995 370 Recreation .pert/red. Call T wono E. Auto, Vehicles 232-0574 (042893) 1985 -oyota MR2. it's too crony. FOR 4n attention-grabong sports 'radar. S40M o.b.o. 1990~Sun Haws a sate. happy environ- Ya+ rnem fw r iRle crie Harwood rotr with m,r•or, $250 Sofa and SHETLAND sr,eeodog ps. M' No winters. 9a narked. CKC registered, weekend car, 95.000 n lend Corsair, 185 Bpwnder pool. a 31.• V6. 17 5 HP fryer. $ 5.300 and Kings Cres Nwo ___-11w - -0.42490_ (042893) --- .. - - _ - - - vaccinated, g"hraY tace�, ready now Happyhwl- Cru,s,rg Kms. Private $7500. = b.o. Phone 42063;3. lunches, Ids d tun. Two years yea .. colt 427-2295. 1050793) i JOE'S Industrial Wares Ween thy PuPpies. written uaranteei o.b.o. w trade. 841. 427-3462 El siea Registered. Relephone Knave message. y� Apartments ONE bedroom, two level Cloth wipers. new and Used (042593) Orono, 416963-9644. (0431 400 For Rent DAYCARE available in my shop coats. used clothing, new 1964 Chevene Cemtied, 4 door, oondtlort, K00. Call 4266085. nonce, anytime, all ages. a3s cothing for the whole lamly. LABRADOR Retreverb. CKC autornamc. 70,000 kms.. new pa., pb.. surd, loeu, pw., cruise. 8980. (042893) Belt the room&- ]n, less than 1, registered, black rrtyedema es• fires. new brakes. good 6 16 year old centred babysmer 2 price. 610 Bayiy E.. Ajax. Yndow males- Dinvormad, sem• condition• one dvvr»r. 57900. ��- Please call 111&339- ava,table to come to_ r home Hours, 9 a m.-6 p.m. Saturdays wrimen guarantee. 5500. Older Cal 669.3740. (042993) caw appliances, saparat• Y anytime during summer beak 9 a m.-5 p.m.427-26M. (TF) Call after dogs also available. 1t1a4 Oft,ro so Tonado, one call 839-2421 (042591)7:30 INGLIS auto 120V hookup P.M. (416) 655-4314. owner, loaded, excellent (042993► E to ment Y wash« and dr)-. &Wo- Tem conation. mann te,nce records 170 Wanted trailer for small Car, $300. PUPPIES - beautiful healthy available, grey with white vinyl blade ONE bedroom, two level Md.ary rat Verona. $150. 1979 reinever pups. Ready to rod. $4000 o b.o. Call 723-1457 ATTENDANT seeks job to cars Ford Wagon, good running go• fart raised. -Phase' good before 8 a.m. (042793) for elderly w disabled in own oondtlort, K00. Call 4266085. horn, - 5200.649-1434 after 5 19x/ T 42593) p.m. (0Pyres Suaawnatic. hme o, live out only. W 6a6 (42593) pa., pb.. surd, loeu, pw., cruise. 6387. (042593) NEEDED - logo weiji ntowlll DONT throw your dog waste lit, sw r-assdne. 6 cylinder. Sit. CERTIFIED Cough Tr our new herbal nutrition y into Landfill sites- use the new New wl pant with bktyandy, psnnterWant through Ifhe Ontario the O ��- Please call 111&339- Doggie Dooley Inground Dog Pinstripe and rtencir. Exctllenl Gmeral Cornractors Association 5550. (042793) Waste Septic System. 723-5413 condition. $2300 o.b.o. 839- apart -W. Ar Conditioning, broad low, 2 appLViCBS, available for wore irmrdiamMy. NGTON ARENA starting data irtstalation (30 yards) Stew premium dog and cat food. (No PAYING too much for auto May 22. ending Sept. 18, This 79}2066- bi-products/additives). Also ins finance? Good rags for most w 434.8782, gam - 9prrt 7 days 7237 evenings/weekenl bare tach poaclh rose and Night Please call 1.705-742-6475. MARBLE pedestal table. beige per week. (TF) (04251 1 Lail 3 bdrin =775 ONE bedroom, two level tones with 6 chairs and alnar LHASA AW pso puppies. non 1961 Chew. Celebrity loumamenls, car shows $15 7 5. Nursing r s i n rocket. OsYvery. Cy Jin' 683 6370' fa g ��,a,..,,.��� "Onobile$ k.arpe2bdrm. s wall unit with brass trim and allergic. non shedding, good Etroeppuir t, 4 door, Mb trsdh t.UXURY, 205 FjrWillaad smoked glass doors $1200 Payment terms available Heath bkuinswion, a1A100wdles,cnr- CKC Wind LARGE, 2 ROKA Lumbar Hardwood, 0.li Love seat and chair, brown and beige, S75. 427. guaranteed. registered, wal asking $5900- ISO$ and needled. Horse training Chair. Caprice Ckw@6c LS, guilty13DM- R 4'XIIi 560. 4'xa'x16-. 565. 0712 (042993) started 1-705.786-3124_ loaded, prsdnrro4Kchrkbase, Walkout basement, 4 Soh wood 4'It' Irr available, 540. Days, 705277.3381, OAK dining room suits, 6 high- 42,000 iwiMe, eekits9 510.90 BLACK Labrador retrievers. two k�(D aed $31-ISS0' am) beautiful females looking for caw appliances, saparat• ewe., back chain, table with oaf, a yard. non-si w•strt•y 434.6665. (TF) hutch and b~ (with lights). Mame, available May 10. Raised 1974 Chev, Nova Hatchback sFwy.2S750inwvrwa itiv pay retail prices? Buy direct t- one d omario's oldest aro $2200. call 427-3670- (043093) in loving home, dew claws Classic. autornalc. 6 cyixw. removed, shots, dewormed. low Inteage an rabuil anone. 428-1639 u...s. 210 Flea Market CARPET - I haw ssweral 1000 Champs on both sides. No good condtion, white with red, (0430 $399: cannonball bad $299; yards of new Stattmasgr and papers means big savings for blue Stripes. blade vinyl rod. Kayak with heater. $1500. Ajax. no veneer. TRADITIONAL 100% nylon carpet. Will do ll" yd,„ Cal 420.3877 (o42sac1 Certified $1950 o bo 839-7237 FORilalo ethesenelleWiirndlove Rental Cffllee Hours: Fort W Tues. -Fri. 12-6 p.m. Sat. 10-5 p.m. I ,'E,,,,t,-rte„ s 686-6872 .- LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE • Superior 2-bdrm. suites • Lake views still available Balconies 5 appliances • En suite laundry • 2 baths (incl. master an suite) • Individual on suite healing4l, conditioning units Undergr Uparking Qp�1 • On-site majntenarice Parking included $970110 to $11i PER MONTH PLEASE CALL (ewAJq (TORONTO) 427-0363 oR 861-1000 BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS bedroom sites and 2 oedroo- saes, in immaculsteiy maintained bullii broaelooi 3 apoia•1ces. Pool. Brooker table, games -or -, terms mune. exercise •OOm, la:nti fxilibas a - covered pa, Kang. 101 Kali ieen 3t. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-5 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 S 571-3522 C01�R.ATION AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroc- apar•aer• - ca --y o.:!aing Ilr cend,tior„ry, oroacloorn, 2 appcarces, laundry facilities, sauras and exercise room, .ncerground parking included Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9.5 wrr i i r K Sat. -Sun 12-5 `` `"`""`•�"" JAX 77 03 FALBY COURT 711110 bedroom meets in famiy twill' 534 Mary St. E. Whitby, one bedroom apartment in well maintained quiet building, broadloom throughout, appliances, utilities, parking and storage included. For more lnformatton, call 666-2450. (043093) ONE and two bedroom apart- ments available. Reasonable rates, all inclusive. Located in south Oshawa. Close to schools. hospital and Gm. Cal 728-4993, between 9.9 p.m. (042993) PICKERING Beach RdrHowrtt Crei one bedroom basemert apartment, bright, clean, reasonable rent. 10 min. Iron waterfront. 5 min, from major mal!, one min to public ansport ition. 15 min. to Pick- ering Town Centre $550 monthly. 683-5924. (042593) PICKERING - Lrverpooli bright noderr two bedroom basement apanrnent, separate entrance, tug bath, fridge, stove. 'aundry. parking. dose to Go and amenities. Must be seen. $850 utilities included. Fratilast required. No pets. Call 1-416- 579-7576. -416579-7576. (042893) AJAX - bright spacious one bedroom oaserrient apanmem. separate entrance. 4 appliances. $600 mOnti rci sive. 686-8921 after 630 p M. (043093) AJAX two bedroom, $692 . all nCLustie. avadabie May - 427- 9374.(042793) PICKERING large two oedroor^ basement apam-er , separate enr•arce. snared aundry. wall •o GO. shopping arc schoas = cat iast. $70C monthly ncluarve. No pets Avai,abie May r Ca11427-8479 ^,42593 ) VIEW o' Frerchmar s Bay aenovaled one beC-oom base -iter! a"rmen wr- '.arge Drop sokace, wet bar, aground Poi 1-d orwate e^^ante Ca, athy. a3t.2746 Gat ' 131 FANTASTIC o -e Dili -.ase^e••• aoar'-1err, proles s onally des,gn•d and con s'ructed by budder, separate Hntrance. A'•ona area Cali -w-Ts. 509- 304 3.. 042993, SPRING -as sprung S, ntw and barbei on your prii cecK ear -,n your spacious dining rover, cots of space to entertain. main floor of house, $795 ,ncl6swe 433-5586 :042793) OSHAWA 'Mite bedroom top '100r 3' D�i•galow. ^ cit area. 'ridge. stove. no pets. $760 Diu Iiiii and cable First and .1st. 26-54' 3 ar 432-1229 (CA2793) THREE bedroOrrr apar wi n duplex. top 'loon, new Ouildirg, Oshawa Cents area Now IF". stow. waster. pryer. 2112 Carina St. S. May 1. Cal 728-5902. (042793) -- AJAX dean spacious one bedroom basement apartment. separateen trance. broadloomed, utImes inckuled. Close to GO. no pets, non Smoker. firs0ast. references. $675 monthly, available rM cin VENDORS warded - now fed rooms and hall for $360. In- markeWarmors merkN CAN- eludes carpet, pad and T -LC- for hWy happier pets sir erte (�) AI ' � 220 Far � apart -W. Ar Conditioning, broad low, 2 appLViCBS, 1.., eOin Y. j t 754 after 5 p.m. i0429W) NGTON ARENA starting data irtstalation (30 yards) Stew premium dog and cat food. (No PAYING too much for auto May 22. ending Sept. 18, This 79}2066- bi-products/additives). Also ins finance? Good rags for most � � k WdM bare tach poaclh rose and Night laundry facilities and underground parking ONE bedroom basement 1n "Dyna. Oshawa. (try Mitt will be revrolved around biodegradable kitty litter. Hone drivers. Cal 501-1167. (04306x!) high traffic such as baseball ANTIQUES - 9 pro- d" ser• Lail 3 bdrin =775 ONE bedroom, two level included. quill souIn., suitable for s nigh person. Near loumamenls, car shows $15 7 5. Nursing r s i n rocket. OsYvery. Cy Jin' 683 6370' fa g ��,a,..,,.��� "Onobile$ k.arpe2bdrm. s FOR sale - 4 dryers, one Call Bs�0845 bus route' lea' hydro and Cabe ,ncludetl. immediate add almond self dean- r1HlVrlrWlljk�. PKni0 tourism, which all add ing atom wp td, success. Fd,. frrth.r,�3�D : 300e 305 Wanted APPA Pig & ut ind. I+►gn F, s, ler- yard• p� car sdnook aro Go. Mon: Fri., 8:30 am. -4:30 pm. poasKsion, if00, trstAast. 433- 1197 after 5 p.m. (042793) OGU&. � Mr. Ron Sleeves atporch ,,,,I,�i1s1 WASHERS Dryers. Fridges lbws pwanm, SM Pb nw 1100 and WOOW% $75.427- AJAX near Go • onto bedroom (TOS) 432.2955- w�,,,er„gn A- s,ep iAKloom wooers, $175 and up to nocat- �- (042 ditiored dryers. $175 and up for aX1o' cwwas tent. doubts snip record cabinet. Lawn mows: MODUS. Coleman stow. $175, wicker tabu( car seat, goM dubs, Boys m andain bite, SM 831- 130.2650• Moat" 4589. (042083) I v CANADIAN TIRE r� 95 �e Iw it Ught Tncft �p�� 683-2277 All SOW InftlkW and COMPUIW Balancig abo avaiable. wNRsy TIRE 103 undis St. E. (Corner ge H430.8900 ) 1984 cor1�OR door.CCORD 1116 f1964S0�. YOUR PFAVIE11" Need strap vehicles removed? All cars, trucks laid maorr�rdee picked up. Ailtoct attffMIMIQ On whaek. 417AT97 AnytimB lM Cneerl - FI E TOM DO Towing oflsm top ddkrs for yatir scrap cars Or trucks. AM cash ler drivable vehicles. 7 days/week �cw 3W! J� CAMARO or Firebird, 78.81 wanted Cal 36 (04,�jick W GOOD running owdlabk car or bulk wadies. In eaderige for in- tenor/exterior housepainting- Cal days or weekends, 72e- 7738. (042593) 310 T=k"S SM GMC S15 Pickup, 481100 kms., 5 speed, manual tromfrpsion, 4 cybider, Ill W. ?33 120. PQ99M 1Kt7q sale. "lluek cap. n" n Downing r. $900. Asklrt0 6SO. 899.7120. (042893) Iici u haw ent apartment. all unlities. 1414169% � AJAX - bright one bedroom, WHrMY - June 1, one Dedown shared laundry, non smoker. 1+ walk out basement, separate ��' 5572 tttotshh Ped $600 Per month- FirSUtiu, 686 w entrance, suit single person, non hydro. Close to bus and 1528. (042993) smoker. ro pees, fist and last, shopping, call 668-7196. $525 incl sM. Ava loble now. BKL �-� 220 Far � mnrtt stn Boa and Iwo seal. BRIGHT one bedroom calcis spring Cahbm In dusts apaitmenl, full bath, all bare tach poaclh rose and Night PIANOS/GRANDFATHER boo , " , Scosdh gualdnd, CLOCKS - Fisons. reit b own, ono year old. never used. Was ONE bedroom, two level 00 frnn Cal keyboard�LOCKS - freNe t123.7%Z P4270 delvery and 50 up- Ca9 T� FOR sale - 4 dryers, one -4 talks, t low hydroaric chair, shampoo chair. Prices on as pricas akaoyN 433.1491. (TFALL) lea bonorm. dispkI cables. I+►gn F, s, ler- yard• p� car sdnook aro Go. opal �g urd, ca9 427-9738 OAK thole, ells chift,11960 fire after 6 p.m. (042593) Couch, light blue with �h WASHERS Dryers. Fridges lbws pwanm, SM Pb nw 1100 and WOOW% $75.427- Slows - new aro recondisi«wd. $225 and up ton reconditioned 4249 Monflik sand WONWIds wooers, $175 and up to nocat- �- (042 ditiored dryers. $175 and up for TWO electric baseboard reconditioned fridges and heaters, 2500 wap, tlemt"Ing stoves. Also coin operated In each unk, &v each. Cal 623• washer and dryers. 6430. (042793) Steptenson's Furniture and O"""WE FURNITURE. Why Oshhow 5767148. M42Mpliances, 227 Court St., pay retail prices? Buy direct t- one d omario's oldest aro p101AriRDOw sM dark lv0od, wpo menulacturers and saw. oval table. 4 chats. buffer and 5' pine harvest table $345; 5' hutch, $700 o.b.o. 728-8352. oak pedestal table Vw ext. (0430 $399: cannonball bad $299; POOL Tx12' above ground over 20 stain Choices. All solid. Kayak with heater. $1500. Ajax. no veneer. TRADITIONAL 4261200. (042903) WOODWORKING. 416-985- 0774. (TF) FORilalo ethesenelleWiirndlove i tM Image, yslured weave, 10 E Ric oaootiel s oil years old, SM. Quasar, 1.5 1 FS��!I�bt SaCrilion imps, 1- Cubic h. miuowavp 7n; good condition, seven years old, Qi 1 X8541. 11200. Cal 683.6694. (042893) I v CANADIAN TIRE r� 95 �e Iw it Ught Tncft �p�� 683-2277 All SOW InftlkW and COMPUIW Balancig abo avaiable. wNRsy TIRE 103 undis St. E. (Corner ge H430.8900 ) 1984 cor1�OR door.CCORD 1116 f1964S0�. YOUR PFAVIE11" Need strap vehicles removed? All cars, trucks laid maorr�rdee picked up. Ailtoct attffMIMIQ On whaek. 417AT97 AnytimB lM Cneerl - FI E TOM DO Towing oflsm top ddkrs for yatir scrap cars Or trucks. AM cash ler drivable vehicles. 7 days/week �cw 3W! J� CAMARO or Firebird, 78.81 wanted Cal 36 (04,�jick W GOOD running owdlabk car or bulk wadies. In eaderige for in- tenor/exterior housepainting- Cal days or weekends, 72e- 7738. (042593) 310 T=k"S SM GMC S15 Pickup, 481100 kms., 5 speed, manual tromfrpsion, 4 cybider, Ill W. ?33 120. PQ99M 1Kt7q sale. "lluek cap. n" n Downing r. $900. Asklrt0 6SO. 899.7120. (042893) Iici u haw ent apartment. all unlities. 1414169% � AJAX - bright one bedroom, WHrMY - June 1, one Dedown shared laundry, non smoker. 1+ walk out basement, separate ��' 5572 tttotshh Ped $600 Per month- FirSUtiu, 686 w entrance, suit single person, non hydro. Close to bus and 1528. (042993) smoker. ro pees, fist and last, shopping, call 668-7196. $525 incl sM. Ava loble now. (042793) AVAILABLE ittlrrhediaenly in 42x9147. (042883) Whitby apartment building. 822 Glen Oshawa High.rip, Spacious, BRIGHT one bedroom carpeted, newly taros and clean suall two pyo apamtnnnt with balcony apaitmenl, full bath, all bedroom$625; one bndroomt close to bus. shopping. All appliances, non smoker $550. Available anyone a June ur4ities nckrtlstl. polls. ore lrslswed e. Attie $600 mortA 1 ly Awabbb Jure /. 4294111M P430113) 1. includes heat cable, partiM badroom. SM two bedroom, � �ianeet. 576-0973 w $660. CoA 6665173 (TF) ONE bedroom, two level PICKERING AJAX - HarwoodrBatM. 2 and 3 $6 �• fire 82 •one bedroom basement appliances. nor w ft entrance. $735$900 monthly, WWMY - two super Chian two utilities Included. Available al inclusive. Iii Avaaabin First and left. 1/2 uWAls, does bedroom apannwft in 5 yews immediately, 888-2402. Joy 1. Call seer S 0.tn 509- to Go, laundry facilities, old duplex parking, laundry f wRdrir ial" T baaoern oaserreM 1163, 104250M appliances, available immediately. 420.1281. , with licca& mans for fent n tis:- Wooney NEWLY fwwg d classy arse (042MM �erwnt Rd. and Delaney. $650 . was- Floats cal 4204975 bodtoorn apytmaa n Rouse, eat -in kitchen, living/dining �X-one �� hyddroro art�rt�nt avwilable Jure 1, $675 monthly after 8 p mit (W2793) room, near BIo112Harmony, arate Included � � ��� WUrKOY fwclaiee ihCMrdirg utilities. Cal 683-2002 or 603 -IM (043093) PICICERBAG - W%Wow. borer floor. West Shoe anon, two - , 1? getaon ler available May I. saw Intra sit. *torsos caw gel course, park Phone X48, W- (042993) and shopping. $996' Cal 263 - LUXURY 1100 new ore I+►gn F, s, ler- yard• p� car sdnook aro Go. 1321. Milli PWJU9§NG - Lilverpo"ayb. bedroom walkout basement bedroom apartment il e, laundry. cable, Jure 1 Cal Larry SOP1Z84 er PICKEAING Wh/es/Awy e2 beautiful. bright dewily renovated may A Half- 940-4977, M52MM area, two tletiroorn blsemtort 3 bedroom main Wind d house. teood/FlsrY 1f2. Available Junet. wood AJAX - bfpM spacious 1salkorA private entrance, parkin apartment asparag entrartre, e, Indigo• sb"n• leacher and dryer appliances, laundry, storage, 427-4679. (042893) one bedroom basement gmom rn, sapariso entrance, included. 4 poo. bath, uiiMia private backyard. dose to GO BEAUTIFUL priv.e 4MV"wa, central air. central vaq fridge, pookini � Go. nckKW. $750 mons Fira and amenlities. Must be seen. last. References. 8137-1434. Available �. $t 100 wtlies stove. robin, utiltim, 6665 per rou � FaW� $5% innclwiw, Call 427-179& (425931 inickided. Firsugst required. No iniortfc Please Cal It your single, mahnn, ton smoksr/tnon drinker. NEW classy spacious one pets. 1116579-7576. (04287,1) AJAX baseman* spartmnnt with ---- --- --- - 427-7374. (a2r�1 bndroerll bawrem oparbrem, walkout to back. Private LARGE two bedroom basertent, Wi11TBY - orlle badroom i on two lelrek in house, now Iia- • exit and Hwy 62. lag♦ std -n entrance, parking, utilities WsetshoreiOkunoma. troplan, included. Pinder iter► smoMer, p envance, parking. ava4 ap rtmpnt!,S ac`lgsg to all artenties, �" monthly in- tkitcbeftvery lerpe4ledso�rn y�yyp•wor�s�gald Avyt able end of May, $750 all MIII) 1.:8311! V. tCelh 4ahto766. Aly 4Y0 CAldm itiNtles arx'k packing. Cal I yim.,;��ry 1�. . �inr4e�ipJeyi�w�.. 8861171. (042593) rliquired. $650. 263-4321. � ' - - - J 1• 1 J � ♦J 400 " 430 Rooms�eTr0 500 � 540 Out ohT Prope� 570 T� ` 630 � 630 � 630 Rvwom DELUXE three bedroom in was SOUTH Aunt - responsible AJAXIMMTBY border - spa- 44600 ii tent kept apartnrnt building m Pon ferftab 10 share house with other clow 4 bedroom plus library. 4 cartpinp lli ot, Sand �h�k� �U&40TIFI South Lake�K 9 and tracer park. Sandy Perry, 15 min. north d Oihtarra. adults. Use d kitchen, pankrrg, enslhi4ea, 2 12 baths, dsrt►1d air. fishing, next to 10,000 acre playground, store, relic halt. Balcony with siding doors. over Pod• NG bus at door, S= per antral vac, huge W. alarm 1000 si of fvinp space. Weal month. 428-2545. (042893) system. Call 430.7223. county tweet. One hour sant of snack bar, etc. Family came Toronto. Charles, (416) 431- Seasonal rata. Si for rall 01 m w tt$m who en- FURNISHED room for rent, T.V. (046793) pend, 1555. (050493) Minden, (705) 286.2555. lay Quiet living. SBOe . hydro. included In quiet hone. close to BROKER has $10,000 to sarnd at 985.9253. (043093) 15 acres distress salol Lampe Scarborough and Pickering. :110 per month. Contact Doug TWO bedroom basement in Parking, buses. non smoker, at $4686805 Community Finan mature trees, miles of boating, $24,900. Owner financing 575 Loans South Oshawa, 4566 includes references. $80 per week. 509- Cbl lavailable.... also a 100 acre utilities, cable and laundry. Fina 2932. (042993) last, close to store. separate FURNISHED room fw rent. TV CUSTOM built colonial farm house on two acres. Treed fol n retreat. 450 ft. waterfront, ponds pay a. Yule on y abutts Crown Land BORROW par month $110 per month o.ac. Cay entrance. 5711 (042993) included, quiet home, close to Burkelon Estates. 4 bedrooms, Close to town. 432,900. 428 -as Jerry, 668-7200. Anubis Invest - Houses For Scarborough and Pickering, 3 baths, fireplaces, hieated pool, 41 0 parking, bus service, no hog $324000 416263 ` (� ) Hants Ltd. (ft) Cottages G. pump Rent smoking, references. 480 �1 '04�'' s1Oy For 55 weekly. 509-2932. (0 42593) �� 580 Mortgages AJAX - brick bungalow. very NO down payment - Whitby. HARWOODiDREYER un- dean, excellent neighbourhood. harts overs zed FURNISHED room for rent. Pickering area. Near GO train 2750 f1Qft double garage with BEAUTIFUL Cordova Lake, 5 close 10 401, shops and and hydro plant. Including fie' ���' 4 spacious year old winterized cottage. MORTGAGES and bans, 95X schools. No pets. S95C plus laundr facilities. tel hone, bedrooms, master retreat, oak Year round access. 3 bedroom, financing. down payment also utitrtres. FirsUlast, available May parkin Phone 839telep aper g in coseL 5 PCs. ensuile, 3 cert- 4 poe. bath, excellent fishing- arranged. Qualified or 1. 683-3282 (050493) 5. ng tans, 19 blinds, central vac, small beach, 100 h. frontage. unqualified. Call Doug668- WHITBY - a bedroom $70 weekly. (042)393) marble csramios, 4 pos. yy� Western Exposure. 95 min. from 0 oTr;unury Financial mead executive Home, two car garage. HARWOODiDREYER un- bathroom. spiral ask staircase. Oshawa. $123,500. Evenings. Swi terrace. close to 401, $1295 fmlshea bedroom and TV room walkout 10 patio deck, fenced (416) 666-9652. (042893) Business monthly pus utilities. Call 666- 1n townhouse An facilities. non yard. skylight, fireplace in sunken fami� man Ca r Camper 5 0 Opportunities 117,. (042593) Prefer smoker, working r 9 PB ' son or student. S80nveli 686- room, y y upgrades, 5398 P.I. weekly. In- 570 PICKERING Rosebartk area. Call 6337651 f0429n able May ! Ane• 6. 509-'94' or Trailers Sites STOP us before we listl 26% evenings and weeikends. terest 5.75% for 6 months. GREAT Business Opportunity. three bedroom, two storey house. Living and dining room. Shared 5225.000. 4360997. (042993) --_ ___ _ CEDAR Valley Resorl, seasonal must sell due lo illness. 40 seat kitchen, two appliances. air g 450 ACCOMM. BUNGALOW for seniors: Brand new quality but with man floor y trailer ca n rT1fJ p. $922 yearly. restaurant. great location. Ajax. Beautiful 7 kms east d Orono, Complete. well established, as - 5700 monthly . utilities. Cal 509-3422 (042593) appliances. central awwac• two l------ oom, beautiful open Hwy 6115. Conic. Line 4. 1116 sume lease. LLBO $65.000. 7862562.(050293) 666-3921.(042793) tar garage• cage dedx, f«+ao• h AJAX cna•e ;.X'n, Orme wrt, concept krl~ and farnlyroorn close orWA to all anwnites, 61295. IssiAast relere. 5 n0as09 1945. AJAX three bedroom sem one !ema;e. must be with cathedral ceiling. Master FLORIDA Raddnplon Shores, (mar ''oor) 4 apphar•ces. resoorsb+e. clear and Quiet 4495 Available bedroom has 3 pce. smuts with Mortgages 580 Mortgages 580 parking, close to amenities. nclusive. May 1 extra large shower. Oak baths, Civic Centre area, $875 snare utilities. Apni 1. No 428-3343 (042593) hardwood floors and traditional home from home for longer Dots a must. 427-3994 (042893) CLEAN-omfonabie room in mafo9any doors. Wakingds- MONEY , ' AN WHITBY - new executive home, row -mouse Sna,W all faotmes lance to Shopping Centre,as- AJAX - Harwood/401. 1300 3 bedrooms 2 1 7 barns. double and app ances 'wo ninutes king $179.900. Glen Posterraro. Whosaid ou can't have credit? car garage, sunken ramify room. from Go and Pickering Transit. R.E. Broker. 40448217 or Tor. Furniture Rusiness - Personal Loans 5 appliances. fully fenced yard, $390 monthly 6'9.0167 lore 428-4799. (042993) Car Financing - Brxdkossd areans $1250 7aW 10425931 WHITBY - 2665. quality 4Considered ii available June ' call 438.5608. VEGETARIAN new Ager has bedroom executive home. (TF) two bedroom home to share wan double door entry. as day brick 1 1416440-1264 IMMACULATE N W Oshawa. carne Downtown Whrtbybesde interlocking driveway and twc bedroom house for rent, all buses. 5 appliances. Two walkway. professional Leans livngroom,, dinngroom, fenced fireplaces. very nice. Call 666- landscaping• main floor - all S2,eee._._ (apprex.) ------------ $58.01111 seestbb yard. shed, paved drive. Plus 4948 ;0427931 french doors, man y extras. N•�---- S12S.N seeslbb ---- - O.A.C.-•----- i1sS.N asestbb use of aunor area. Fr ll e. Laundry 9 AJAX large. 5 bedroom On ne. a Open House Sun. 1.4 p. m.'-"--- Leans stove. 5695 mon!hiy plus urilroes .fine ' 725.2859 barhroom>s. plenty d room. ,n. 5228,9ti5. 837 099,, 45 Ertcik- son Dr No Agents Please. g fleJlse..__.� ..-_._-._--_ SM.Nswalbty ground pool and lots d yard. O.A.0 ._ *31Lee aseotbb• (Q504931 Cal to view days 279.26W after (022 490±) -- - - -- F)MM Omit CommItausn CHARMING waterlydnt property. h 630 Dm 683-9821 (042793) ATTRACTIVE three bedroom in 1 ' 2 _ Call -Weer 1416)440 -INA Yes _ one Sec DO- Ouse. 'mr,ac Ouse. S female preferred 670 lase conol'or, new broadloom to s -ale ,are Whitby nor-* M,°' 3 tyros. fir. A Young a wanoes, gas f,repace many g n 1 i g n b o u •rood . A s ilk r n p Personals b li ds and vers c a s _ all Laundry garage. knCf+mo and 5 2 68,800 Call afterm. 416 gamin owe - deC area monthly 881-5529 (042093) w+noows +cont TnigksOr• RC area Call 668- deok. 5195 monthly . wrim e, IBCS Oa2593' 4155,000 - detached three year NEW! S.T.D. Clinic ;Vey low. Available .ane 1. For Ofd two storey. three bedroom. a p p o, n l m iin;. 509 2577 Rent Condos For 2 12 baths. snouts. frsplare. F roe and cartel Wendel into'm etlon, tee (042'931 ,central Lrnirac, garage. teroed. Une, PICKERING spacious ons andscapod. dock. xt.401. ti eatmorin , every Tues-. bei -g and krtchsn. COURTICE ,;X„ -y one Oshawa Centra. 432-2054. 4-5Fknt pnvats ontrartce. 4 appliances -bedroom , with air con.. fwotace. ':.4x793) Pickering Town Centel Asan avid bight olive, Air. non 6 appliances. SeOC per month OPEN douse by owner. 82 Fur- sm"llni r*- a tef 5600 Fret 6&11 (042793) row Dr . Whitby Sunday Agri Appointfnonts rid as'. 1'2 uT Xtitrs 839-001825. ' -5 p.m- A boCrooms. double 420-8781 WHITBY luxury condo write !042 991 so;arum, vro bedroomr, two garage. extensive csramcs. JESUS says. can Ins Nina IWC DOWNTOWN vvhrtby 1 1,7 barn, 5 appliances, 1200 sq.ft., n°st be assn 579-1796 tie j�lro° Doss your mnsta bed'o0^' -ob: a home. S50C recreation facilities, Joie 15. 104279;1) wear glasses') The rereang s monthly 4,6-292-4444 Minutes from Go. 41100 UNUSUAL mk:k- rowel moms 4 One hind minister. Micah 3:11, cA29931ABCZ)EFGk mortntly. Call 29&3895 or 6g0- beCrooms. 3 bathroorris. double Isaiah ;6:10.12. John 10 11. 9468. (043093) garage, itiectric ow,ng. heat Jim Carrpbell. 1-705.9539475, Dump, Florid morn, prates- 680 Annourtcentents AJAX Westnsy'4C1. 4 PlCKE1bf4G 3ayRidpes nom pump.y Fjord ro recreation s- bar+•�.rr" badkscil, large privates bodroor- conoo, close to Go and ravine lot. garage. tartsly room.. ail amenities. 4860 monthly t°Om'• wet tom. naps Dadkyard. h t AO h Agent. 5761322 (04259'-1) w ardood Ioors. 4 C vale- film La+ery r .6t monthly first and last Ava,labb 'too call 683 0666 10429931 WHITBY OSHAWA border - July 1. Car 430-0783. (042593) -_---- DiilC! A Reuel 198' 0 Angel bulk 3 bedroom NO down oalmllil Good 460 home. immaculate condition. a- aos� eGood You n buy gpe� .,arcae living room- eat -+n Ka~. cab" for tins pros of rent, whir offices oplace. walkout basement. and rates are down Can Doug OFFICE sutabie for small , pie -shaped lot. 60wide at back, w Bram. Community=lnarcal. dsoordarll operator. Telephone. S'44.900 7234632. (042993) _ -- - - 668-6805 ;'F; secretary and 00� ser- PICKERING - Finchi0area, MAIN ••oo• . Rougemned, area. vices available. 427-6533. (0425«11 John Boddy built two storey. = c.ar -g Tnrs• bedroom. three bedroom. double garage, tnoge. stove. aonory facilities. ems. Florlds tencsd yard. available June t. two moon err parking. 5900 per 490 $1300 plus utilities. No pots. rrC,uaes ul-biwas No Pets Aii drakes M Rem Call 6337651 f0429n able May ! Ane• 6. 509-'94' or FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, STOP us before we listl 619-1844 (042993 1500 sq.1t. luxury gulf front $129.9p0 - mature Northeast __ 401 and Whiles Rd. 4 condo. 6 appliances, 2 . 1 Oshawa, antique charm• featur- ing 3 bedrooms• mew kitch n. 4 bedrooms. 2 1.2 buns. farrsty bedrooms, two baths, all accessories, heated pod. aPt>6-. fireplace. hardwood room with fireplace . 5 )aii screened skalporch, kipflows• renovautl loft. 7233167. appliances. central awwac• two wr now, ealcly/mixthfy. Photos M43093) tar garage• cage dedx, f«+ao• and mailer. Call 723.6069. WHITBY -finorr ed close orWA to all anwnites, 61295. IssiAast relere. 5 n0as09 1945. (042893) quiet curd -sac location badcrnp , l042511113)large FLORIDA Raddnplon Shores, onto open told. 4.1 bodrow. luxury ocean from overdo 2.1 bath. fireplace. two car THREE bedroom sem. 1 112 gulf caw. Two bedrooms two garage. air conditioned. must be baths, Civic Centre area, buMowns, 3 balconies, perfiao sold. Asking 4184,900. Make an timshied basement, 4895 . home from home for longer ober. 7214MM (04290 utit". Cal 6686461 alta 5 vacations. Phone 579-8795. P m ( 1043091) IIMIACIIlJ1TE junior erteouuws hours. desrable Beent AJAX - Harwood/401. 1300 GORGEOUS three bedroom vol central, 3 bedrooms, two eq.ft. 3 bedrooms. 1 112 balls, conndo, close to famous Geer- barhroorm. den. fireplace, patio, liW flow bwdfy roam Iern, water Beach. Pool. incuzzi. gas M. wing room, dtrtig yard, 41050 Plus Will s. Cal M. and profess yani Amiable roan, finished rac room. garage, 89x7556. (0427901) last week d April through to double Pam drive. Ias artae .. g pKwj me - Bay Ridges, top Doctor, . For inlormrsli°n and heat. Aug. 1.793 closing, 670 Personals RNALLY :a: F •se 101 '6 lbs in 24 days- eliminate fat - in- crease your onager. ,set great and .... do it Sats and Natural. (416) 434-2102. (042993) FOR your pleasure - XXX fan- tasy and photos Dsaeeo For information. wiry Karen. Bos 670 -RD Kelowna, BC. V 1 Y 7P4. adults only Please. (050793) FREE guide to see sling an Intro Service. 12 questions you should ask. To get low copy. Call Oshawa Whitby 986CARE or Ajax Pickering 1.800-668. 1409 anytime. (050793) 680 Anrtourtcements • (AURORA) OUTLET STORE NEW HOURS Effective April 26th Monday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Tuesday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Thursday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS We will be closed Saturdays of long weekends but will be open on the Monday 1-8000387-5730 flow of buregabw. dose 10 Go. to view photos, 688-9846. 4135.900. Lea than 10% down Pickering Town Centre, 3 (042583) ro larysa-Arabb mortgage. large �•-��' bedroon. ge diketio ey. quiet CLEARWATER - 3 1 d - 416.985,111M. MWN* 710 Ila rft west 8070 ul fun Included. fully furnished. air core. rttObiie (043083) T� Call 831-7606. (043083)k lot, Imrre WOW pods. hot 4b 430 - RWNTO retailer 51 r�rsale IT'S A GIRL! Rent Photos. (Less Man moil). 4275. PICKFAMiG Town Cow*. 3. 1 warlkly. 683.5503. (0006831 bedroom s brwdtouse. es- • n Oelte &W - clean IWMhW room in fIORIeS egt• location. vendor vel ndnt. quill house for rem to recpwt- 500 For Sale 4122.000. call 668.6946. abb male, sepmam ern►ance. Cie e. to bus. ahoppig and 401. Lott Fm Peter and Ingrid Kelly proudly announce the birth Firsillalq, cal 686.0859 w (nave messaga (043093) 710 ekths LARGE friendly home, share kitchen. bath, laundry and park- ing available. Use of i aground pod, 4400 monthly. 661.OSM or 350-3M. (04291 PICKERING - south df Liver- pool Rd_ two basement rooms. fumished, 4350 and 4325. clean at home entleman 535 sale of their daughter Atari Marie born at 3:50 am. on April 7, 1993 weighing 7 lbs., 8 oz. Proud UNBE1JEVAeLE pace• sal900 grandparents are Peter and Sr. and building lot, available in g, v'1'�' Shirleyy courtio.. 56' wider with wakokn. Slgvard and Marianne Bergh. mature reiphbauf ood. al local services paid. 3 bedroom sidesplk drawings included. Why not build your own? Cal 723-53166. M42593) q g Out -of -Town preferred. First/Last. 839-0257. �• 3 bedro0ns• rs+c room 540 Properties (042693) paved drive, shi large fenced A,IAx ni[rely furnishedroom in own, per. �� roomidilining 115 awes d prime larm4and with ron tastef11/y deooralsd. peri week ru-4g a -Ugh property. gc+iM aduk home. carpeted, use t".neer SfbooYlhheppig. 15 mtirkAW oath of Bellevue. of kitchen, bathroom and Wye &UURWDls N- now 40x00It. been WAVtk*&red Iaardty Jaciees. Nott wv*W. lMS $113,90j; . Jury 1793 wtd on sand. SWAP opo. CapSWwe".686.32M (0430" djw".9ii•�i87a: p51493f (416)433-4172.1x2793) Classified Dept. is open every Mon. to Thurs. 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Call 576.9335 to place your ad I> 4 -or 1'al'r .litax b*it♦/444 ,.,,qk T1M[DIMiIAIIRMGIONa0l1ANCA7UOI.IClsIAMA71t801D0t.MOAMP ' = ADULT DAY SCHOOL 6� y oma+• CONTINUING EDUCATION MAY 11 -JULY 9 GRADUATE SOON _.INQUIRE ABOUT MATURITY CREDITS • NO FRIDAY CLASSES EXCEPT FOR MATH COURSES • 9 WEEK SEMESTER • TAKE 1, 2, 3, OR 4 COURSES <* • OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS MUUMUM AGE 13 YRS OFAGE AND OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL FOR I YEAR COURSES GRADE TIMES Math (technical) 11/12 09:00-11:00 a.m. Math (Business) 11/12 09:00-11:00 am. English 11/12 11:00-1:30 pm. Business Accounting 11/12 01:30-4:00 p.m. Law 12 04:00-6:30 p.m. Co-op 11/12 04:00-TB.A.e Computers 11 04:00-06:30 p.m. (Besiness Applications - Lotus. Wont Perfect, Desktop Publishing, DBaw, DOS) (0 end at Dennis O'Connor high School - Roan 123) • FINISH TIME DEPENDENT ON PLACE..MENT. PLFASE NOTE: NO FEES (550.00 REFUNDABLE BOOK DEPOSM 11OW TO REGISTER (CALL OR Ifi ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE 50 COMMERCIAL AVE., SUITE 200, AJAX 683-7713 OR 686-1531 EXT. 363 Day Students: May register for 4:00 p.la dasws through their guidance dept - 680 Announcements 680 Announcenwnts 680 Announcements DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization techniques. However for those who stall require even more special care. Dr. Mary Kay M.D. joins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon.) We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Labovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ont. 1MYORT,IN�• 4 •Jr• �4, ob. 4fAY- EVtV Dear Friends and Neighbours: Spring is arriving. bringing with it new hope for Happiness. At this time, we are fortunate to live in a community of warm and caring people. To celebrate spring, the staff and management of Oshawa/Whithy This Week are pleased to amliounce the introduction of a new service, aimed at bringing the people of our community closer together. "Sincerely Yours'. Starting as a regular feature on Monday April 26th, "Sincerely Yours" will provide an exciting and safe way for people to meet people. Using the latest in computer communications, this service will allow you, our friends and neighbours, to discreetly meet others in our community for companionship and friendship. Perhaps. one might even fund that special someone! We are all excited and pleased to introduce you to "Sincerely Yours". Pick-up the next issue for further details. Business Services PICKWAY Transportation - Finvate School Bus Service to Pickenng Pudic Schools and Day Care Centres. Also Piercer. Ing and Ajax Montessori Private Schools. Register now for September. 4244574. (042893) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, Int v graphic design, advertising. ement$ Business or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessons IN/EXTER/ORS available. Randy Timms, (416) 342-2279. (TF) Driving Schools PARRY'S Driving School - lower rates: regular rates $28/hr. Recession Buster Rate, $17/hr Call 6860885. (042593) S&B Drrvmg School, 3 lessons and test, $75. 10 lessons, $150. Call 287-3060. (051993) Gardening, Landscaping ONE GARDNERS TOPSOIL TREE REMOVAL, CLEANUPS landscaping, driveways etc. most reasonable rates FREE ESTIMATES cati 428-5700 Ask for Rob 2 Little Green Men Landscape Services Price and Quality OUT OF THIS WORLDT Call Darrell QUALITY LAWN i GARDEN CARE • Lawn mowing • Hedge and shrub tnmm rig • Fertilizer & weed contra • siring dear, -up • Roto Tiling E VANA Top Sal whole sale and retail, screened and shredded. Triple Mix. Brick Sand Also. cedar and other nursery stock avadade at dis- count prices. For prompt delivery, cal 430-4733 or even- ings 4219-2870. (042593) GRASSWORKS lawn cutting, pruning. YARD a mvw.4x. light cultivating, grounds maintenance, can 432.0991 anytime. (042793) LET ECONOLAWN do the lob to you. Reliable service for all your lawn needs Cutting. clean- ups. tending fbwer beds. Ask about our vacation package. 427-7304.(051393) RELIABLE property maintenance. lawn cutting, tnnvm% spring and nal clean up and odd )obs, reasonable rates. John. 668-7689 or Frank. 4330797. (0429x3) Handyman COUTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, roovatiorls and construction. Fast and clew professional work a■►antleed- CRAIG 686.1!13 Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish, Rtbbish. Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish - you make k. 1'1 two it. Cal Randy, 430-M S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior renovations, repairs, attdrbns d"nibuifd lana and cabireals An workmanship guaranteed and insured. Contact Gary 839- 0964. (042893) Home CONSTRUCI•ION Its 67 Franlln�FbllaAed Interior & Ex - MN --Renovations Kftchen, Baths 620.4379 John ppR��E�NN�O�VVATIONS Ba iYltwits, decks, cabinets, pWn&v & demaiing. For al" ice In Durham Reggn calpDnnnat -� RENOVTIon IANDSCAPM V4ylm mseios•ieeani4 • laeeh«e • Deers • eaflwoems • Fail • eeeeeenh • Cardella Residential • Commercial $10000 off any job over $500" 420-0662 837-2469 FREE ESTIMATES LEAKING TUBS & SHOWER STALLS Repaired & renovated Wall 8 fiocr dies suppked b Installed. WC, visa. B.B.Q. LOWEST PRICESI Free estimates. Cal( Bernie. Progressive Tile e2x•16e9 DESIGNER 8 BUILDER Additions, renovations, new work, rebuilding, plans, permits, C.O.k cedes solanums b decks, basement waterproofing, Free Estimates. 431- 2573. L.A.S. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Focus on quality at afbtiWe pntesl Complest so II renovations. framing, drleall vena Pio. Cal Ron at 87x•2610 di or 07146" arer 6 and weekends- spl ion in lwatllwaas Belbeffir s, r ktws& baswaM ceramic i meeble wook • ME M ym ettprfafeoe Fm EadmoNs Dells, Cswee 301-33n NlDllas, NDntb en2w JOURNEYMAN elect, uan Specializing in service manges. rewiring. additions. and renovations. All work guaranteed, tree estvnafes. Cal 4246.320. (mal-) QUALITY work by father arW son tear. Well experienced. hard working. Renovations, additions. decks. etc Cal us for a free estimate 571.1263 &n of Rod, Oshawa (TFALL) J.C. Remodelkng - recession price bustersl Rec rooms, ki chem. Complw interior and exterior decaahng, al types of flooring. roof specialist. For tree ea wriates. call Jen. 721-8928. "%RIM moving Party Improvements Storage Services MAN with truck and/or men for MAGICIAN, down triends. ready all your moving needs. prices to to entertain for any age. any fit your budget. Special rates for occasion. Birthdays. seniors. Starting at $30itir. Give promotions. open i ngs, Pete a call at 576-9533. (TFALL) fundraisers. Magic shows are tun, Lettuce help 839-7057 or Painting, 728-8334 (TF) Decorating RABBIT wants work doing --wess magic for children's parties and PROFESSIONAL painting and all occasions. have my own wallpapering. One room or magician. Call Ernie. 668-4932 whole house. guaranteed lowest (TF) rates. No lob's too small. Quality workmanship guaranteed. Can TGIF r F_W$,DVE�tTISFvR UjV�f RLI, ,19�3;p�G4 2 Plumbing ff pk"ng Yud AMaintenance --- For QWIIy wOfII at rNslorM� prices. Call Ray at 2822-7813 FREE ESTIMATES A Journeyman Plumber No job too sinal - Faucets, showers, basement washrooms, wet barb, etc. Any renovation or addition Daytime: 427-4174, Home: 427-M. Ask for Tom. 4342595. (TFALL) ii /%/y,•;f .•„ DEL ZOTTO WOODFENCING �J SPecisiuingrl:nl sidentw Fangs 6 Docks Drilled Holes and Sot Posts, For Free Estimates Call (416) 283-3868 Office TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast dean reliable service. 420-0'081 CONTRACTING spockiliov in: • C-11- !Mese, napery, eetaions, ammw.ss. is"Irwan4 Ytdisrisirsflesaers ixeseii tae � I,iadeood Mors sfsrk aw<■I@4 Yoe arisrw CHIMNEY Repair S00Ctai41 and any masonary work. Please cap Chico for free estimales at 728- 8704.(042593) COMPLETE carpentry, spec,alz.ng in renovations. baswnerns, decks. trirn, roofs. doors and windows Good pnoes. relerences provided. 15 yeas experience. Cas Doi 728.6692.(04259M EUROPEAN tib itpedrst will renovate your bathroom or kitchen walls as wen as floor ties. 20 years experience. Good references and satisfaction guaranteed For free estunatee. D. Dykstra, 725-4913. (TF) CERAMIC Was. professionally irstaled. Walk, doors. kitcheris and bathfoor s. Expert repairs. Great references. For a free estimLafe. please call Dave at 6833730. (042593) SABER Contracting - an carpentry. additions. renovations. kitchens. balhroorns, hon maintenance emergency service. furniture refinishing. quality work guaranteed. 15 years experience. 6W2915. ;TFEFG) Housecleaning Housecleaning We will clean your home or office to perfection. We have Thursday 8t Friday openings and we will set up a budget + schedule to fit you A your home. Please call early, these spots fill up fast. ARE yaf having problems Lind- - re lime to cfean your, I0mte7 For pfolosswrnl c"". cal Holon's Hone Service today 427 -tat. (042693) HONEST handwilit" WY b do housecleaning. Please call Jarboe at 420.6433. (043093) HONEST reliable person with 16 yeas experierloo will do clean- ing by tho day. Rees. 345-e0. Phone after 6 p.m. anytime ,042793% NpaVdwAmWMO MOUNtAM MOYatti ft wss anNnq Commercial orrorrea der" boom awbbill. SMtiIN A mid morph discoures. Forte weMuer . 57643' . ( ) ellmaal M -0M RELIABLE housecleaner wiling AJAX Moving Systems - full to do vacuuming, dusting, services moves appliance and bathrooms and floors. piano specialists, flat rate or Fissionable rales. Can 686.2077 hourly. We now have heated after 5 p.m (043093) storage units. Now offering free willing boxes with move. Call 427- , 0005. (TF Storage HARRY -O•THE-MOVERS - move big or small, we price MEN wffh large truck will do them all Free estimates, senors household move, residential, discount, shoe notice moves. com i wrciel. All types of moves. pianos moved. Comparable Call Carl or Jane, 427.2856. rates. Cap 432.2850. (TF) PROFESSIONAL painting inns . ria and exterior, drywall taping, plastering and spray. Call Alfredo or Heka. 723-1337. !TF) f • •1L CONVERSIONS "Electric baseboard to high efficiency gas heating includes all duct work, complete ilint llCation. BUNGALOWS 2 Storey & '4495. SIDESPLITS 100/6 Financing up to 4995' 60 months. No Down Payment ••.- ALSO Sale on centra, air conditioning $1,495 electric air cleaners 8 humidifiers24 Hour e Emergency Service Serving Durna- Il "I Al" -'A Certified Ener -Mark Contractor PLUMSER • best rata 4EEW= fare add illi e • free atinates Private Tuitions, Schools Scuba Diving & Medic First Aid Courses Group rates available. Join in the adventure, fun and excitement by calling 686-9214 PYE•s PROPERTY MAINTENANCE General Cle Ck��yar�aningtup,�,, Eavestftluph Lawn Cutting Garden Work Tree Prurl I OM1881ONS .�- .-Yllr r•M M MMr- rV 1. M rr rw.. N•��`M �••.w� r .� wr ..,,...E..* Sss-ei33s. 726-7-:-2 SUN., APRIL 25, 1-4 P.M. 570 DEVON AVE., OSHAWA MORE FOR YOUR MONEY!! 3 bedroom semi - windows alreacy replaced, roof repiacec, newer alum. soffits and eaves. Re -insulated, fin. rec rrm. witrt woocs'ove. Shows to perfection. $119,900. Call Sharon Dicksor. Silver Award Member, 433-4747 or 428-8888 Toronto.A HOMELIFE ADVANTAGE REALTY LTD 433-4747. 428-8888 TOR SHARON DICKSON Sales Representative SILVER AWARD MEMBER PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 25,193 "EAGLES NEST" PiAY CENTRE H P.T. IABER KIT INCLUDES LUMBER, ROPE„ ONLY *TRUCTIONS S�"�, &99" "COOL WAVE" 8" SLIDE ONE PC. CONSTRUCTI, • FADE RESISTANT POLYETHYLENE ONA 3 999,80" a ]b OZ.ERS wlr -een- Y 7fM u i y. tJI rVetSAL GATE "SUNCAST" WOOD � PRESER1/ATIVE SPRAYER ,r'' • 5 L CAPACITY • 2 NOZZLES o ONLY 99 meta � V THUMB LATCH KR OSHAWA 1279 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 728-6291 OSHAWA HOURS: MON. TO FR.. 7:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUN. 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M. • OHNOW AMAKABIE • PHONE 010MACCEPTED- ALL REMS CASH A CARRY • NOT ALL RIMS STOCKED N ALL STORES • SOME RIMS NOT OtACTUr AS Smomm • ALL SAES rrWS WNU DUANTRIES MST • WE CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSW FOR ERRORS OR OMOSIONS N CKO AQIi: � tEbT IID��M�YA�G� �.11�" AD MAY CONUIN SOME NON•SAE ntvs FREE FENCING SEMINAR TIPS ON HOW 41 ft TO INSTALL A WOODEN I FENCE • OSHAWA STORE SEMINAR: TUES., APRIL 27TH 6:30 TO 7:30 P.M • AJAX STORE SEMINAR WED., APRIL 28TH 6:30 TO 7:30 P.M. PLEASE PHONE AHEAD TO RESERVE AS THERE IS LIMITED SEATING. CALL OSHAWA 728-6291 OR AJAX 683-6771 - Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ,. ; �.;► �'. .;2"XdrX8' � 4"X4"'X8'-16' 4 . _ 89- � r OXY OILY LF aoNur; 60 115 � ►,m LATTICE !R ► ► ='_f V ri Trrf/stea �. . •.:. _ � � •, .. wATERPRO Ifo Ns •. F,TrsA a StaW'� .,,sem Ecrcww I -11w=o -C. w-jLw01=I/L=-I--, Ii R� GATE HARDWARE, TAUNTON tJI rVetSAL GATE � Le 0 0 2598'.5 ONL7249 o f � V THUMB LATCH KR K04 9 259619 OIW.Y /IrNY fnvr N SAT. 8:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUN. 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M. • OHNOW AMAKABIE • PHONE 010MACCEPTED- ALL REMS CASH A CARRY • NOT ALL RIMS STOCKED N ALL STORES • SOME RIMS NOT OtACTUr AS Smomm • ALL SAES rrWS WNU DUANTRIES MST • WE CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSW FOR ERRORS OR OMOSIONS N CKO AQIi: � tEbT IID��M�YA�G� �.11�" AD MAY CONUIN SOME NON•SAE ntvs FREE FENCING SEMINAR TIPS ON HOW 41 ft TO INSTALL A WOODEN I FENCE • OSHAWA STORE SEMINAR: TUES., APRIL 27TH 6:30 TO 7:30 P.M • AJAX STORE SEMINAR WED., APRIL 28TH 6:30 TO 7:30 P.M. PLEASE PHONE AHEAD TO RESERVE AS THERE IS LIMITED SEATING. CALL OSHAWA 728-6291 OR AJAX 683-6771 - Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ,. ; �.;► �'. .;2"XdrX8' � 4"X4"'X8'-16' 4 . _ 89- � r OXY OILY LF aoNur; 60 115 � ►,m LATTICE !R ► ► ='_f V ri Trrf/stea �. . •.:. _ � � •, .. wATERPRO Ifo Ns •. F,TrsA a StaW'� .,,sem Ecrcww I -11w=o MANUAL, MECHANICAL 81 HYDRAULIC POWER AUGERS RENT -FROM 4000DAYPER AND UP — amara. DEPT. OSHAWA STORE ONLY 19 NOTION ROAD, AJAX 688-6771 AJAX HOURS: MON.410. 8:00 AM. - 9 P.M. SAT, 8:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUN. 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M. CONTRACTOR SALES HOURS (BOTH STORES) MON.-FRI. 7 A.M. TO S P.M. SALE ENDS MAY 2/93 -C. w-jLw01=I/L=-I--, Ii R� GATE HARDWARE, tJI rVetSAL GATE LATCH KAT j r 2598'.5 ONL7249 o � h. V THUMB LATCH KR -r..r-- 9 259619 OIW.Y /IrNY N *Mal "KWIK MIX" CONCRETE • EASY TO USE .� • JUST ADD WATER 3 • FOR POST HOLES c L769 30 KG ONLY SAG wpE" a -cur, - 71142QT k:w T - - am S" W" 2s2b0 a MANUAL, MECHANICAL 81 HYDRAULIC POWER AUGERS RENT -FROM 4000DAYPER AND UP — amara. DEPT. OSHAWA STORE ONLY 19 NOTION ROAD, AJAX 688-6771 AJAX HOURS: MON.410. 8:00 AM. - 9 P.M. SAT, 8:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUN. 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M. CONTRACTOR SALES HOURS (BOTH STORES) MON.-FRI. 7 A.M. TO S P.M. SALE ENDS MAY 2/93 N vy g FNT u /IrNY N