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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_05_02ad on ' .PV (nd L�o�aN Gold Card �°"Ml► h PW VW To 0=wva POL NOORMFUS Mob Roc Oat .4m lib I &r4ay. May 2.1993 t LOOKING FOR A FRIEND? Inside todav's paper you'll find an exciting new ser- vice. Sincerely Yours offers you an opportunity to meet new people from the conve- nience of your telephone. Find out how your life can change. See page 31. Pickering Edition DVIRTISIR 0 . 0 Fish & Chips`; j POM IK BW FM i tis 1 $200 OFF ' FAMLY PACK OR PARTY PACK 11 PK3a3MD` 831-1222 32 pages A Metroland Con nunity Newspaper Pressrun 37.000 510 + 44 GST - 55 cents Regular features Entertsimment.------ 5 Num DroPPisi-10 B� vol. 112 No. is Phony 'f ire inspectors' ripping off businesses By JUDI BOBBTTT Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Con artists posing as fire inspec- tors are ripping off businesses here and raking in the profits. Pretending to work for companies that inspect and ser- vice fire extinguishers and other equipment, the imposters are collecting cash for doing nothing but writing false infor- mation on a tag. "These guys say they're fixing equipment and they're not," says Pickering fire prevention inspector Rex Heath. "They're putting i,informauon 1 on a tag saying (servicing) is Rex Heath in accordance with fire department regulations, and it's not. They're writing on a tag and getting money for it and they're doing well. They're doing very, very well." Preying on restaurants and donut shops, the swindlers insist an inspection "has" to be done. Many people could be pulling the scam in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and other parts of the Region, Mr. Heath says. Durham Regional Police are investigating the suspected fraud after receiving a recent complaint. But the hoax has been going on for years, says Mr. Heath, and fire depart - See BEWARE...Page 2 The clock t P s. ,► n `� ing seconds are, from left, Georgia Kpiasis, Melissa Casirriro, Amy Cobarry, coach Patricia ticks down "arrm and Ymneen Maida. Dtxtbarart lost the final at whibys Anderson[ coNegtate to Dr. R. Thornton[ Sd�ooi d Whitby by a single point. photo by Ron Pietronttro In Aia x-Pickedn a News Advrdbw W"I 10) and Cih-1— V mmwy "Week (579-4400).114.000 ptresmin every Sunday [ :Saturday, May 1st to Saturday, May 8th ' PAGE 2 -THE MEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 2,19" DURHAM - Bicycle safety is the focus of 13, 14, and 15 during regular mall hours. Ontario Provincial ,Police, Railway Cops urge Police Week in Durham Region May 9 to The focus will be on bicycle safety and Police, Canada Customs and Excise, Crime 15. the importance of wearing a helmet. A bike Stoppers, and Bell Pioneers will also have bike safety Dram Regional Police will put up dis- patrol officer and Leo the police dog will displays and be available to answer all your plays at the Five Points Mall in Oshawa May also be on hand. questions. Beware of phony inspectors FROM PAGE 1 ment officials notice the bogus claims on tags when carrying out regular inspections. "I'm sure we're going to get many more (complaints)." There are legitimate companies in Durham Region offeringfire-pro- tection services, but they will provide estimates, an invoice and written reports detailing the work they've done, explains Mr. Heath. Good companies will leave a business card rather than force an imme- diate inspection, he adds. Often working on annual or semi-annual contracts, they might label equip- ment with their firm's name and phone number. An itemized invoice left for the client could include recommendations of work to be tamed out the following year in accordance with the Ontario Fire Code, legisla- tion regulated by the provincial govcmmenL Municipal fire preven- tion inspectors, who also visit restaurants and other businesses regularly, carry identification. An imposter, however, hits a restaurant at a busy time, tells employees "the boss" has sent for him, and insists an inspection must be done right away, says Mr. Heath. The con artist pretends to inspect items such as fire extin- guishers and cooking equipment, writes on the equipment tags and then asks for casts. Some phony -inspec- tors" will remove fire extinguish= to a van out- side, clean them up with soap and water, stick on a new tag and say they've "serviced" the equipment. '-Ibcy've done nothing now but just change the tag," says Mr. Heath. "It's a royal rip." 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Chevrolet a Oldsanobile Geo • Cadillac 140 Bond St. W., Oshawa 436-7441 7254301 OPEN SAT. 9-3 NO APPT. NECESSARY Kim Campbell Jean Charest Kim Campbell pick of declared delegates AJAX-PICKERING - Most local Progressive Con- servative delegates to the national leadership conven- tion this June appear unde- cided about who they'll sup- port to head the party. Of nine convention dele- gates and five alternates elected by the Ontario Riding Progressive Conservative Association Thursday night, nine did not declare which candidate they'll vote for to lead the Tories into the next federal election. But four of the remaining five chose Kim Campbell. The sole declared support- er of Jean Charest is associa- tion president Brian Shedden, who was elected for another term during the meeting. Tory MP Rene Soetens, recently acclaimed by the association as local candidate in the next election, has yet to announce his choice. He is expected to do so shortly after the third contender for party leadership, Jim Edwards of Edmonton, speaks in Oshawa next Thursday. Mr. Edwards will be at the Holiday Inn on Bloor St. at 6:30 p.m. May 6. Youth delegates (under 30 years of age) elected to go to Ottawa are: Fred Winterburn (did not declare); Aisha Umar (Campbell); and John Konecny (did not declare). Youth alternates are Caroline Konecny (did not declare) and Julie Learn (did not declare). Senior delegates are: Brian Shedden (Charest); Roy Hubbard (did not declare); Patrick Keefe (did not declare); Leanne Lewis (Campbell); Anita Witty (did not declare); and Janet Ecker (Campbell). 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Adam for being our Sunday Carrier of the �IVeek .. .....-.__._.�......� ---�...o..-• „uo,;yw- rifriC:or>1a.«; it6►',.s� r..:r.,.r.....�,-..._. MAY GM backs deal p NAFTA wins support of Region's biggest firm By NORMAN NELSON Durham Staff DURIIAM - The proposed North American Free Trade Agreement has received the backing of Durham Region's biggest employer. While some people would like to see a return to a protec- tionist past, General Motors of Canada president and general manager George Peapples feels We in Canada can't turn off the the forces of global compe- tition." Speaking to Monday's annu- al meeting of the Durham Region Manufacturers Associa- tion in Oshawa, he said "W'e're either going to create compa- nies that can he internationally competitive or we're going to see other countries supply their own markets as well as our own." The latter would result in "lower erow•th for Canada and fewer jobs in the long run. "The rest of the world is rapidly building global)} -com- petitive companies. and Canada can't isolate itself from these forces." The immediate impact of the proposed NAFTA will be "unimpeded access" into a growing market of 95 million peopic. While NAFTA would likety result in "some movement of product" to Mexico, Mr. Peap- ples said that, overall. Canada "should he able to hold its own.' The long-running auto pact, he explained. has enabled Canada's auto parts industry to grow to the point where it can "compete effectively against foreign competition, especially as suppliers to the Canadian automotive community." Business will not flow to countries with lower labor costs, he stressed, if two other key components — quality and service — "are superior. "Most encouraging is that Canadian parts manufacturers are continually getting better and more competitive." To win GM contracts, sup- pliers are measured against the best there is in the world, Mr. Peapples noted. And Canadian suppliers "are winning, and winning big.- Between ig -Between May of last year and March of this year, Canadi- an auto parts manufacturers have added $638 million worth of new business with General Motors, he reported. That demonstrates "We are on the right track to compete internationally, if we're given the opportunity." PAYING T00 MUCH for BUSINESS INSURANCE? 683-9725 j" PINE .RIDGE Est. ,976 INSURANCE 671 Mai Aa, Unit A Ajax, Ontwlo George Peapples 'The rest of the world is rapidly building globally -competitive companies, and Canada can't isolate itself from these forces.' HALL RENTAL WITH BAR AND STAGE • Seats up to 300 People ° ° o 0 • ideal for Dance Recitals 0 °ko ° • Also available Sunday mornings cLocated at the Village Retirement Centre 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering o o Call Mrs. Gregor 831-2522 YORKHELPSPAY T YOUR UTILITY BILLS SINCE 1874 Purchase a York High Efficiency Heat Pump System or add a Heat Pump to your present furnace and York will pay... 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Under the new system, Ward 1 would be bounded by Hwy. 2 to the south, the Pickering border to the west and north, and Westney Rd. from the Fifth Concession to Magill Dr. South of Magill, Westney curves west, but the boundary will continue in a straight line to Hwy. 2. Millington Cres. would be in Ward 1. Ward 2 will be bounded by Hwy. 401 to the south, the Whitby border to the east, the Pickering bor- der to the north and Westney Rd., Ritchie and Knapton Aves. to the west Ward 3 would include all areas south of the 401 and west of Har- wood Ave. and the area west of Ritchie and Knapton and south of Hwy. 2. Ward 4 will take in the part of Town south of the 401 and east of The clerk's department wanted the five ward boundx;;es redrawn b=ase the current Wards 1 and 2 will see most of the future growth in the Town. The decision to reduce the number of wards was made by the E&D on April 8. Ward 5 rep Pat Brown said the four -ward system will increase councillors' workload. "You'll need to own your own business or have a very sympathetic employer" to be a councillor, she said. Wards 3, 4 and 5 regional coun- cillor Susan Dulny is "disappoint- ed" about council size being reduced. "We may be doing our- selves and the people of Ajax a dis- service." Mayor Jim Witty said the four - ward system "is the way to go. It cuts down on the size of govern- ment" He concurred that councillors would have a larger workload, but noted Pickering has a three -ward system, yet the Town has a larger population and covers a bigger area. The E&D also recommended changing regional responsibility from 'north -south' to'east-west.' At present, one regional counci- lor represents Wards 1 and 2, which are north of the 401, and the other councillor represents Wards 3, 4 and 5, all south of the 401. The committee voted 3-2 to have one councillor responsible for Wards 1 and 3 and the other for Wards 2 and 4. Ward 3 councillor Steve Parish said, -The 401, for too long, has Sewell report leaves a lot unanswered: Ajax planner By KEITH GILLIGAN AJAX - A report from a com- mission looking at provincial plan- ning reform puts "forward a new philosophy which at this time raises more questions than it answers." Ajax planning director Peter Tollefsen wad Town council Mon- day that the report from the Com- mission on Planing and Develop- ment Reform in Ontario (commonly called the Sewell commission after chairman and former Toronto mayor John Sewell) is "general in nature and contains good Was, but does not provide enough informa- tion to permit total support from staff." The commission was set up m June, 1991, w look at ways of shat- erring the plammg process, rest- ing integrity to the process, and focitssing on ptoecting the.envnron- meat Mr. ToBefsen said pbrAing staff doesn't know what's meant by 'r esloring integrity' b die process. Wads 1 and 2 regional council- lor Roger Anderson said, "If we approve this (staff report on the commission's - F r r Crldri0n3), it tabes away all our power and gives it to the Region and Province. We may as wen close up shop." The Town would be reduoed d enforcing the stoop -and -scoop bylaw and hiring firefighters, he said. The Sewell commission's final report is supposed to be submitted ID the Province by die end of May. Mr. Tollefsen said commission members have admitted that's an "overly-optan>stnc" time frame. Wad 4 councillm Jim McMaS- ter said he's "disappointed" the commission's recommendations don't streamline the planning pro- cess. He added drat given the dead- line for the commission's final Town'sreim the concerns may not be considcred. Mr. Anderson agreed, saying "Ibis will take two weeks just to get out of the commission's mail morn." Ward 3 councillor Steve Parish said three major problems with the planning process are the length of time it takes, the public's feeling that they have little input and the image that those involved in the planning process are ble "a prosuwte (who) can be bought by anyone who has a lot of money to make (them) do what they want (them) to do." been a barrier that divides the Town. It pits north versus south. That won't happen with an east - west divider." Both regional councillors would be responsible for the waterfront and for areas with major growth, Mr. Parish said. Mr. Witty opposed the change, saying Hwy. 2 will become the divider between north and south parts of Ajax as development occurs. "The north -south division is in the minds of councilkxs and perpet- uated by councillors. If they want to create a division, they will," he said. The change in the number of wards and regional responsibility goes to council on Monday, May 3 for approval or rcx c t x m . 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Still fresh in the minds of our men and women in blue is the fatal shooting a week before Christmas 1991 of a Brink's guard during a hold-up by thugs outside the Knob I fill Farms Fooled Terminal in Oshawa. And, local polio: won't soon forget the wounding three weeks earlier of a senior citizen storekeeper in Ajax who was shot after refusing to tum over cash to a loin gunman. A woman robbed at gunpoint late last month as she mace a withdrawal from an automated baud: machine in Ajar chose to beLYd advice police always give to people in the event they're ever held up. She turned over the crash. Althoxreh two men have been arrested for that armed hoist and five others in the Region, "There's still dctinitely a concern." says Staff Sgt. Rorie. Durham police are skiing what they can with their limited resources to combat the alarming rise in armed heists, having formed a rohhe:ry squad consisting of two full-time detectives. You oen help them in their fight against crime. 'lucre are the obvious ways: If you're a victim of a stick-up. try to keep your coxal and get a good description of the hooligans to help pk11iLe collar the hoxxds. Amd, if yew spot someone ne suspicious you suspect may he up to no gcxxd. don't hesitate to cell the cops. Ihcrc are other ways you can help police. bobby your regional politicians atxxrt giving the police dcpuuncnt more motley next year to hire more offi- cers and give the go>txl guys metre force. Arid, in the months pet -ceding this ycai s f'ctleral election, ask the aspiring politicians asking favors of you to do sexnething for you for a change. Tell them you want stiffer gun control laws to keep weapon s out of the hands of criminals. And, demand har J- k -r pemd- ties tax violent offenders like the armed thugs currently terrorizing Durham. It could he a matter of life and death. i Letters F7_� Strong leadership key to si uryvingasanation To the editor, Russia and many other commu- nist countries have finally realized that socialism doesn't work, but some people here in Ontario, Saskatchewan and British Columbia still think that it will. It won't work and it doesn't work. Witness what's happening here in Ontano. A lot of our tax dollars go to people who don't want to work, people who think medicare is great because it's free, and that Unem- ployment Insurance is like a sav- ings account so they can take time off work when the weather is good or bad. We have overstaffed govern- ment departments shuffling papers or dreaming up some new type of giveaway. We supply high-priced lawyers to criminals at no cost to them; we supply low rental public housing, which is very costly; someone has even suggested that the poor be given free tickets to a Blue Jays game because they can't afford to go. And who is paying for all these giveaways? The work- ing taxpayers, or I should say the remaining working taxpayers. Businesses, both large and small are going bankrupt at an alarming rate. They can no longer compete anymore. It's the working people and businesses who pay the taxes that keep this free system running. If a company makes a profit, it's thought that they must be cheating somehow. Is it any wonder that companies are closing or moving to other locations:' Ris- ing payroll taxes for the employers are reducing competition and emplovers must increase prices to pay for all these extra tax increases to finance these programs. Our govemmems are now restricted to who they can hire because of our employment equity law. It will soon apply to private sector com- panies. Therefore the most quali- fied or the most experienced do not always get hired for a position. Why should people work if they can sit at home and collect money? There are always those that really need the support of wel- fare and unemployment insurance until they can get back on their feet and no one in this country should have to go hungry. If it wasn't for the generosity of people donating to food banks, many others would go hungry. The reason people donate their time and food is because they truly care, and the government hasn't yet told us we have to. Not yet anyway. We now have a national debt and a provincial debt that is mas- sive. We are paying almost 50 per cent of what we earn in taxes and yet it's still increasing eight per cent a year. Our governments are wasting billions of dollars a year. If we, as a nation are to survive, it must stop. i i.: r. ars over nine mil- lion people on s,.-:ue sort of gov- ernment assistance program. What is going to happen when the non - pavers outnumber the pavers. 1 shudder to think. We need strong leadership in our federal, provincial and munici- pal governments. Remember the ones that are destroying our system when it comes time to vote. It's about the only hope we have to change things around in order to get us back on the right track and survive as a nation, a province and a city. Andv Cobean, Pickering Canada's tax system- com—plete shambles To the editor, I am sure that the young men and women in this country who have bought homes and are trying to raise families are disgusted with the way our tax system is being handled. Every time any level of government needs money the first one to get hit is the householder, the one who can least afford it. Every day you see different groups out picketing for some crazy reason, yet all these house- holders are sitting back. Every day, every week some family is being pushed out of the home it worked so hard for. Yet the gov- ernment keeps building low rental housing where residents Hews Advertiser The entire es content ear JOANNE BU GHARDT- Edda -in -Chief GREG COAIESSON • Managing Edttor Y protected HNICH HUGH NKHOtSON Man Metrolond Community Newspaper copyright andManager uncuthorlz►d use BRACE DiNFORD - Petal SalesManaerA ABE FApHOURIE - Dsfibufion Manager wfholA wrW*n con- NEWSROOM - 6131-6110 sent Is prohibited. DISI WTION .613.6117 Timothy John Whittaker The publisher feNrVM the right to REUILADVERWRNG-61.1-6110 CLAVRED -791-7672 classify or refuse FAIL -613-7363 �� � an y oft9ri e"M NATIONAL ADVWISING SALES 493-1300 d his dlecreflon. REAL ESTATE A AUTOMOTNE ADVER01R46 . M-762 only pay a very small amount each month. No repairs, no taxes, nothing to worry about at the pre- sent time. The homeowner just can't pay anymore — you can only push people so far. We are going to see real crow ble in this country. Almost two million Canadians are out of work and there's no sign of recovery. The people whom we elected have squandered billions of the taxpayers' taxes and are still carrying on and looking after their friends, giving them high - paying Jobs before the ship sinks completely. . This country has seen the last of its good times. Unless some miracle party takes over our taxes which have driven many factories out of the country, plus the high wages imposed on them by the unions, the high -paying job days in this country are over. But for a person to have to work for the minimum wage and rum a house, it's impossible. Where we are heading, I would hate to think of it. I could give a few suggestions where bil- lions could be saved and put to better use but with our politicians it would be like throwing water on a duck's back. They are not going to change. Let's hope we change them all in the next elec- tion. Robert Pearce, Pickering The News Adv«riwr. pkb"Wd ,,,V Sunday. Wednesday and F*WV of 130 Comnrrcld Aw.. Apo, (Marla LIS 2115. bane aR,e Mekdand At PA*"V and DNrbkA V a11P Of Advance. &am~WV�tGuardian. W� kvkjdm �PkM«Yp Nin AWerlber A— 9v+frr. �» C-+dvancn/LSrOrhore Guards . n Port. CoMnpwood CornaeMon. Etobleoke n Indepenagro IM Ree. LindsayWORM. MoWxwn EconomUt a sun. Mean M ChWV Mbd 1 Newel. Era. North York MMror. NorRxinbeAond Newr OQ*ft Owor, 00a Today. Ol04Q1Wh1l3V .. Thlurmrap�. Peterborough/S 1aRTM-None. 7odayf � ag NN/ThortriM Liberal. SJr= p 1sh fats card due to meehvycd , Pere W#sm dw j' rare rgwN Ram fxtlllwd _ wk4renwnlr a dlf«.ref vr►+bn. M**Q )W PM'M �� � Dhlrbuft r a manbw a the OrMab MPapeN Second Clon Mar RegrR~ ManD« 107. Mal xbrcrMlan roles in Canada: 1 year. $70 Per edflort THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, MAY 2,1"3 -PAGE 7 PS Tu staff helps make birthdaybash a success To the editor, ed one of the rooms at A.C.C. and The following is a copy of a held a birthday party. I appreciate letter sent to Tom Flood, director the willingness of the staff to try of Parks and Recreation, Town of something new and accept an Ajax. innovative idea that I approached I am writing this letter to them with. Hopefully we have express my thanks and apprecia- started a tradition that will contin- tion to the staff of the Ajax Com- ue. munity Centre (A.C.C.). On Sunday, March 14 we rent - Reunion < To the Ba tor` »: >A11 former staff and Stu- dents of Chartoftiown Junior Public School in Voest Hill are invited to celebrate our 25th anniversary with us at an open house, Sat., May 8 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. with presentation at 2:30 p.m. Come join in the fun and meet old 5 lends. For more information call 396-6135. -: velyn Kilian, ....::.Anniversary Committee Treasure Quest auction aids Swim Club PICKERING - A Treasure Quest auction will be held Sun- day, May 2 to raise funds for the Pickering Swim Club. More than 100 items will go on the auction block at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex begin- ning at 2 p.m. Make a bid on a Sony cordless telephone, dinners for two, an airplane sightseeing Right, a hot air balloon ride, lim- ited -edition art and more. Door prizes will also be given away. Complimentary cheese trays will be served and wine will be sold. The adult admission price includes one free glass of wine. Auction items can be paid for by cash, cheque, VISA or Master- card. Tickets to the auction are $5 each and can be purchased at the door, at Mastermind Educational in the Pickering Town Centre, or at Z -Art in the Glendale Plaza. The recreation complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. For more information, call Jim Cannon at 420-4134 or Kelly Gallant at 428- 1956. Expose Your Toes! 1 SIN lot* A111k ;t 940-19223 I'd like to give a special thanks to Lyn Braybrook, without whom our party would not have been possible, and to Tracy McMurray whose assistance that day was invaluable. Tracy went above and beyond her duties. Those of us living in Ajax are Ajax Axemen great supporter ofminor hockey To the editor, On behalf of the executive and members of the Ajax Vil- lage Minor Hockey Association, I would like to offer my sincere thanks to Larry Labelle and the Ajax Axemen O.H.A. Junior Hockey Club for the various programs they ran for our young players. Lamy and his assistants pre- sented the opportunity for our players to have a mini-game(s) between periods of a regular Axemen league games, have free admission to specific games by simply wearing their own A.V.M.H.A. hockey jer- sey, win great gifts, and pre- sented special contribution awards to deserving minor hockey players. Larry Labelle and the Ajax Axemen are more than just an O.H.A. junior hockey franchise, they are supporters, and good friends of Ajax Village Minor Hockey. 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Don't expect good grammar, syn- tax or any other parts of the English language receiving the treatment it deserves when you watch Benny and Joon. But this isn't your convention- al love story. It features real peo- ple with real problems. Benny, played by Aidan Quinn, owns a garage and his sis- ter Juniper (Joon), played by Mary Stuart Masterson, is a schizophrenic painter. Sam, who is portrayed by Johnny Depp, enters their life in a high stakes poker game. The three characters have the depth you want, but which you rarely receive from the big screen. Quinn is the oddball of the trio, just because he is "mentally stable..' However, what is mentally sta- ble? Joon, the unhappy one, is pre- AIDAN QUINN sented perfectly by Masterson. By the end of Benny and Joon the audience knows how she is going to react in any situation. The same can be said of Sam. He is terminally goofy, even if his material is stolen from another era. Depp is deft at the intricate slapstick that Buster Keaton, Sam's idol, and Charlie Chaplin made famous in the good old days of Hollywood The highlight of the movie is Sam's official introduction into the movie. It is classic movie - making. The fact Sam is dyslexic and as off-the-wall as Joon makes for a wonderful courtship and terrific dialogue. By the end of the movie you want these two people to run off into the sunset and have all their problems disappear into the night. Thank goodness the writers elect- ed to make the movie as true to life as possible. The subject matter is difficult to handle, but never does it seem like Benny and Joon is a patroniz- ing fluff piece. Writer Barry Berman and Leslie McNeil have hit upon a truly memorable story and the work of the lead actors and ulti- mately Canadian director Jeremi- ah Chechik makes this a movie to watch. Cherchezovous vne IF franfaise pour vos enfants? 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They also challenge lyrically, taking on political and environmental issues head on. Brian May - Back to the Light (WEA): Who made who? May's solo album is a dead ringer for an old Queen album, circa mid-70s. The only thing missing is Freddie Mercury and if you close your eyes, you can hear some of the late great vocalist in his long-time collaborator and guitarist. If you like Queen — and I do — you'll love this. It rocks, changes pace Just enough, and slips in some theatrics that will certainly be played up in concert. "Let Your Heart Rule Your Head" is the best track, bringing back memories of "39" and A Night at the Opera. Blues Traveller - Save His Soul (A&M): A wonderful third album from this increasingly pop- ular New York quartet. Led by vocalisowmonica wizard John Popper, the band belongs to the CORRECTION In this week's 'Mother's Day Sale' flyer, the Maxell and Memorex T- 120 120 Video Cassettes featured on page 4 are a 3 -Pack, not a 2 - Pack as stated in the copy. 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Council's executive committee Monday agreed that Pickering Playing Fields, which operates the mini -putt, can proceed with an application to become a per- manent recreational facility. The business currently operates under a three-year, temporary -use bylaw that will expire on Sept. 30 of this year. The committee also agreed the temporary -use bylaw should be renewed while an application to make the facility permanent pro- ceeds. A new addition featuring family arcade games is also planned by the company. Town staff had recommended an Official Plan amendment allowing the business to become permanent be put off until a review of future land uses of the area is complete. The property on which Pickering Playing Fields operates is owned by Ontario Hydro. Read the- News Advertiser three times each week Canadian Tire Pickering WE_C , Presents ALIGNMENT S 95 pV S A O Reg. 39.95 Most cars Let us improve your vehicle's ride and handling and extend the tread life of your tires. 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(AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING on late-night meetings G' V PICKERING - A Pickering conduct the Town's business tinues to deliberate until 1 a.m. politician has taken a stand — on their feet. She likened that It's my protest against these literally --on council's.late- scenario to_the procedure fol- long meetings." night meetings. lowed by the Queen's privy- ^ If council meetings continue Councillor Eileen Higdon council. to run late, Mrs. Higdon says told politicians Monday she'll But she was just joking. she'll bring the issue up again. be proposing a notice of motion "I was throwing it out there Previously, she asked coun- that all councillors, except the to see what kind of response I'd cil to impose a midnight curfew mayor, stand up for the dura- get," she said later. "I will on its meetings but was turned tion of council meetings and bring it forward if council con- down. 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If so, you're invited to take part in a vision and hearing screening clinic offered by the Durham Region Health Depart- ment. Parents can book an appoint- ment to attend the clinic during kindergarten registration with the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. Discovery `93 CORRECTION Please note that the Discovery '93 supplement carried in the Sunday, April 25 edition contained an error. The copy on page 13 should have read 'Project Discovery '93 is a derivation project... The support of the Government of Canada through Multiculturism and Citizenship Canada for Project Discovery '93 is gratefully acknowledged'. Metroland apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused the Multicultural Council of Dur',am. The screening is only offered to children before they enter school. If a child's vision and hearing has been tested within the past year, or if an appointment has already been scheduled in the near future, there's no need to attend the clinic. 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David Coleman takes a break from fishing at the foot of Liver- photo by Andrew Iwanowski Most of the Pickeringlibraryis checked out PICKERING - People checking out Pickering public "We know we're a popular service, but such a high level stress." hibraries have literally checked the libraries out. of circulation is surprising even to us," says chief librarian Town council approved an increase in the library's collec- A record 90,000 items were borrowed by library -loving Sandy Cameron. "We are, of course, delighted to be well tion budget this year, which Mr. Cameron says "is clearly patrons in March, which is two-thirds of the entire collection. used but it does mean that our collections are under a lot of being put to good use by the community." The New Brunswick Bible Institute Choir sings at Pickering's Bayfair Baptist Church on Mother's Day next Sunday PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY 2, M Councillor to rock the boat on speeders PICKERING - A Pickering councillor plans to make some waves over speeding boats in Frenchman's Bay. Eileen Higdon will rock the boat by asking council to impose a 10 -kilometre (six -knot) speed limit throughout the bay, where she says engine noise is bother- ing residents and excessive swells are disturbing nesting waterfowl. "It's a very important issue," says Mrs. Higdon. "I'm very con- cerned with it." Jet skis are causing most of the noise problem, she adds. According to Mrs. Higdon, a 10 - kilometre speed limit currently applies to boats on Frenchman's Bay travelling within 30 metres from shore. 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The school earned first place in the intermediate division and second place in the senior divi- sion when students competed recently against four other public high schools. The competition, held at Pick- ering High, encouraged students to solve problems creatively. After brainstorming for ideas, stu- dents rated their 10 best sugges- tions on a decision-making grid and developed a plan of attack. Teams of five students were given two hours to prepare a writ- ten solution. They acted out their solution in a five- to 10 -minute presentation and were fudged by teachers. Intermediate students were asked to look at the hidden costs of part-time jobs, while the junior division examined how to meet increased demands on food banks. Pickering High's first -place team will move on to a provincial Think Bowl in Niagara Falls on May 14. Its members are Catriona Syme, Sarah Iwata, Irene Papakonstantinou, Pauline Fujita and Zhan Zhou. Members of Pickering High's senior team were Kevin Modeste, Tara England, Jennifer Brewer, Heather Watts and Igor Vulanovic. Shoppers' Seniors Day on May 4 AJAX-PICKERING - Seniors are invited to take part in events planned especially for them at Shoppers Drug Marts. No two Seniors Day Parties will be alike when they're held Tuesday, May 4. They could fea- ture free blood pressure checks, safety and security advice, infor- mative seminars, health demon- strations, spot prizes and more. Seniors and accompanying family members are offered a 15 per cent discount on all purchases that day, except advertised sale items, prescriptions, tobacco, postal services, baby diapers, baby milk and lottery tickets. There's a Shoppers Drug Mart at the Pickering Town Centre and in Ajax at the Harwood Place Mall. WANTED: 3e people io lose up to 30 lbs. by MAY 30th!! 'I lost 16 lbs. in 16 days & a total of 11 inches & I feel great!' Earn $SS as you lose - ask us how! Don't Weight! In school,, he's one of 0. With us, he's M a class by himself. S\+Van Ixarning l rntrr provides the individual atlention that makes a real difterence. We guarantee your child's skills will ini- provc one full grade lc%el in reading or math atter just 36 hours of instniction. ( )r He'll provide up to 12 morr hours - tree. Sylvan otters help in reading. u7iting. math. « kcr ra, shuir skills homework support and time management. To put votir child in it class by himself. call's Ivan today. Sylvan Learning Centre Heiping kids be their best. 1801 Dundas St. East Kendalwood Plaza, Whitby lowest Kmart c SAYE $20 45.000 -BTU Gas Barbecue with side burner, approx. 750 sq. in. cooking surface. triple heat controls and condiment basket. A.S. 299.97 ,Our Furniture has Personality! HIGH QUALITY AT FACTORY OUTLET PRICES SAVE OVER 50% ON FINE OAK HANDCRAFTED DINING ROOM SUITES, 37 SIZES OF TABLES, ROLL-TOP DESKS, COMPUTER DESKS, BEDROOM SUITES IN CLASSIC STYLES & FINISHES AND MUCH MORE! OAK UNLIMITED FURNITURE INC. 1698 Bayly St. `A SOLID Furniture Value" A Just West of Brock Rd. 831-4522 Pickerina OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SAVE $40 35,000 -BTU Gas Barbecue 97 SAYE $50 45,000 -BTU Gas Barbecue with 97 approx. 500 sq. in. cooking surface149 approx. 690 sq. in. cooking surface, dual and porcelain -coated grill. A.S. 189.97 Msr heat controls, 8" wheels. A.S. 249.97 h Prices Effective from Monday, May 3rd to Friday, May 7th, 1993 ec y We reserve the right to limit quantities. Quantities may be limited on some items. w THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 1,1993 -PAGE H Save 47%-66% on great wallets for her! • Famous brand names. •Genuine Leathers & Novelty Fabrics in great colours. •French auses Billfolds, Clutches, Organizers an more. *Each store has hundreds to choose from, but at this price, they won't last long! Everybody loves a winner. 99 Compare az '18 to $30 Pickedng Supmenti+e. liverpool Rd. bt' Kingston Rd. (Hwy. 2). Phone: 837-0429 Plus 20 OtI1Pr locations in Ontario. PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1993 AD 15 Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. SUNDAY, MAY 2 AJAX RINGETTE: The Ajax Ringe`te Associa`Jor holds registra- tion for the 1993-94 season at the Ajax Com -unity Centre arena lobby Sun., May 2 from 1 to 4 D m. Try ringette Torr I to 2 p.m Take skates and helrne* A oar -al pcy- men* checue of S25. DosT-dated to Sept. 15, will secure a placement on a team. New players must take a photocopy of birth certificates. Those Interested in coaching or managing a team can call Doug Standen, 686-1431. Players call 428- 7568 (Sandi Norris). AUCTION: The Pickering Swim Club will hold an auction on Sun., May 2, 2 p.m., at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd., south of Hwy. 2. Tickets at the door and adults $5 (includes glass of wine). 420-4134 (Jim), 428-1956 (Kelly) MONDAY, MAY 3 STAMPS: Ajax Philatelic Society holds its monthly meeting Mon.. May 3, St. Bernadette's Hall, 7:30 p.m. All weicome 839-2068. BONSAI SOCIETY: The Matsuya- See BILLBOARD...Page 24 DR. D.M.S. GABRIELLE IS RELOCATING HIS OFFICE! from: 226 HARWOOD AVE. S., AJAX -AC�, 601 HARWOOD AVE. S., SUITE 207 AJAX JUST ACROSS FROM THE HOSPITAL MAY 3rd, 1993 :t:%GIV-1I is 21 23 MAWNELAND WON E LANC 120 YVF MA WOF T EEMT R PARK ♦ 1 KA R �AMITWNA YS ( WIC ER 26 127 128 I29 1 30 WALT DISNEY WORLD LASTED TO CABERS AGES 12 - 15 — CALL THE CMiOFFICE FOR DETAILS AND PRICES' M01111Y . DISCOVER TORONTO DA_ Y CAMP _ MQNDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY JUNE ie _-NE 25 .,,,NE 30 J'JL" 5 6 CANADA S 0#47 ARC FAM(: WILD VYA-ER MP CACLOSED AONDERJLND PLACE KAR"WAYS �.NGDO M LAND 9 10 11 ♦ R OILERS KAnNG s 5 - 41�e BLM ,NYS GAME -ENTRE WASAGA BEACH CANAZAS FAMIL• S,ANC BLUE MOUNTAIN S-IOE RIDE WONDERLAND KARL %Aa S ROLLERSKATING (OVERNIGHT TRP) 17 ROLLERSKATING •2 •? ONTARIO WILD WATER AFRICAN ON-ARIC WILD WATER AFRICAN I FAMILY CENTRE PLACE IQNG IOM JON SAFAR KAR^WAYS ISLAND is 21 23 MAWNELAND WON E LANC 120 YVF MA WOF T EEMT R PARK ♦ 1 KA R �AMITWNA YS ( WIC ER 26 127 128 I29 1 30 WALT DISNEY WORLD LASTED TO CABERS AGES 12 - 15 — CALL THE CMiOFFICE FOR DETAILS AND PRICES' M01111Y TUEMAY IN®IEMAY THMADAY FREAY AL►OUST 2 3 4 5 6 I CMC NOUDAY CANADA'S WILD WATER ONTARIO CANTRE CAr �aDe>ID WONDERLAND KINGDOM PLACE LAND 9 10 11 ♦ 12 13 CANADA'S WASAGA BEACH BLM ,NYS GAME FAMILY WONDERLAND BLUE MOUNTAIN SLIDE RIDE /TOUR OF THE KARTWAYS/ TNM UNIVERSE ROLLERSKATING 16 17 Is 19 20 ONTARIO WILD WATER AFRICAN CANADIAN CENTRE PLACE KINGDOM LION SAFARI NATIONAL ISLAND EXHIBITION 23 24 ♦ 25 26 27 MARINELAND MAID OF THE MIST BLUE JAYS GAME CANADIAN FAMILY WET *N WILD WATER PARK ,TOUR OF THE NATIONAL KARTWAYS (OVERNIfi1rT TRP) UNIVERSE EXHIBITION ROLLERSKATING 3c3t SEPTEMBER 1 SEPTEMBER 2 PT SEEMBER 3 CANACA S CENTRE ONTARIO CANADIAN FAMILY WONDERLAND ISLANC PLACE NATIONAL KARTWAYS EXHIBITION ROL.ERSKATING r STILI. JUST :195* :. _per week 740 -CAMP (740-2267) `Rates increase June 4th! i' KM'S MGDOAU" Featunng a castle play land! Ball crawls. Air and water bounces. Even a gi6antic multi -bump slide! BOG -GOLF! 18 -hole pro -style course! Pay -as -you -play. BATTING CAGES! Fast & slow pitch! Pay -as -you -play. ICE DANCING SHOW! � 17N�1� Now on sale • At the Park or TicketNWsta • By Phone: (416) 832-8131 or * (416) 872-11114 Fri. May 7, 5 pm -10 pm Rides. games, music & more! FREE PARIUNNGG! P1= exclusive Toronto enftFMF.IIt- RnPanl singing his top hit "Supermodel". Plus Tony Jackson from the hit group Rage. Concert starts at 8:00 pm Presented by and CFF( FiV� Your calendar of coming event 121 DAYS OF FUN COSTS LESS THAN 2 REGULAR VISITS - COME AGAIlN8c AGAIN! $A 9195 %M,Y Fmiii.Y W 4 FAMILY95 ADDITOW MEMEMW6 EACH ow u s °NPLUS TOK A" ----1�aw wiaAtl'e>etalijtwMiwsietbely aelMsJ • Over J J Rides! • J] Live Shows! • North America's Greatest Variety of Roller Coasters! • Splash Works opens ,Viae 22`! 10 acres of heated water fun! • Shame, IAS & Bram. Special CbAdre * C000erh July 2a, 2 Share 1pn&4pm "111� piu8 saes MOIL uY 19 SN DOOM/SILK. ASYWAI/ SCKA" TREE TH1111L. ALLY 29 DIIRIW MAAN GREAT CONCERTS WED. AUG. I I AIIMMI RlO11B5 W. AUG. 21 REACH AM SAT. SEPT. 4 SM TIAL/lUM HARLM TRiA DES RWiE e VICTORIA DAY WEEKEND TUE 1 STING 0 • Norman Foote and ffis • SAT. AM 12 SIEVE N&M • "Foote Pappet8 • w®. AN 16 KZ0N0ALN Y,vaffi/W • Sat. & Sun. 0N AAE 19 TtE RE• May 22-23 ' • TIE. AN 22 IMM SKYN1tRD/11AD CO. • •F • SAT. MY 3 TNA TUNO • �pectacular UIL SALLY 4 io,= mwAa/W011D PARTY 0 Sun. May 23 MOIL uY 19 SN DOOM/SILK. ASYWAI/ SCKA" TREE TH1111L. ALLY 29 DIIRIW MAAN SAL AUG. 7 DI RIf 1110AKAM/5121 111015M WED. AUG. I I AIIMMI RlO11B5 W. AUG. 21 REACH AM SAT. SEPT. 4 SM TIAL/lUM HARLM TRiA DES RWiE e CAL, (416) 83"131 FOR T'ICUM best e�ertairx,*r CANADA'S �eat>.Irirtg, I9tOOTSA_^[I,C^E..Mr� ud ` Spft-w :.7 wets the Waltons mW Acid Test PPCBenied by Tickets distiibuted at Park on a fim- come-first-served basis, starting at 10 am May 15. One Ticket per Passholder. '"r Reglslered Trade Marks of Conoda's Wonderland Inc @ Copyright Canada's Wonderland Inc , 1993 "Proof of familial relotionship may be required. 'Splash Works operaling hours are subject to wea0w and lighting conditions. Ce.7,l�,e of q,.0C"J.Gn 'Treemmendous' help The Ontario March of Dimes gave Ajax mayor Jim Witty a pat on the back for his help in raising more than $3,000 during the organization's recent Ability Tree fund-raising campaign. More than 40 Ajax businesses responded to letters seeking contributions sent by Mr. Witty. With the mayor is Denise Mal- ley, the Ontario March of Dimes Durham Region fund-raising coordinator. ER pill Panda stir r 60 CHINESE RESTAURANT SEMS Licensed under L.L..B.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Comer of Rougemount Dr. South) ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET Monday to Thursday Dinner Buffet .... $9.99 Friday to Saturday.............................$11.99 _ r BU_ ONE GET ND , r BU ON GE ND , LUNCH or DINNER ' ' LUNCH or DINNER I 2.99 I adults Friday -Sunday s onadults' From Monday -Thursday ' I only 5 0 % Off Expires May 8, 1993 Expires May 8, 1393 ------ J L_ -----J �Nfoth,er's SALE may 50=70% off Discontinued lines, Samples de Seconds * New Extended Times MAY Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 1000 a.m. - 8:00 p.rn. 4-9 Saturday 100 am. - 5.00 P.m. Sunday 12 noon - 5..00 p.m. JUNE Tues., Wed., Thum., Fri. 1000 a.m. - 8:00 p.tln. 8-13 Saturday 1000 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. IL Sunday 12 noon - 5:00 p.m. •T.IC,�,foafft".s � Ba11s 01pW a Sbowwo ' GSI . ow • � Mural Fg„nN • Dots • 8daskKdchm _ �Acc ::mow UPIM _ 110 • B me idd JtGfG.vm mW • rttn r7am - Cararnlo. wood ' !�.seMetian Pty=== a Fi9u►:u. ;C'°`'y'° alm"fly Ywihiar a Note. • � � 9*4W •Gdo aWwcn r and Spode • Martial by Stolle Art ' Yleroy a Body GUtwan A Dimwware ' PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE! ALL SALES FINAL CASH-VISA-RWTERCARD NO PERSONAL CHEQUES THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY 2. 1993-PAGIR 21 Pickering Aerials Gymnastics Club 1095 KINGSTON ROAD SUMMER CAMPS Weekly sessions for boys and girls KINDERCAMP FUN FOR ALL • ages 3-6 9-12 daily • gymnastics trampoline water play music arts and crafts outdoor activities games $50.00 per week Find out what students arrd Autom tive Comp ters Cons uction Cosm og-v Design & Electronics Food Service Leadership Mechatronics Techspo Welding FUN DAY CAMP FUN FOR ALL ages 6-14 9 4 daily gymnastics trampoline arts and crafts swimming games $95.00 per week Extended hours (7-9) - $15.00 per week Extended hours (4-6) - $15 00 per week Both (7.9 8 4-6) - $25 00 per week Don't miss out! Call 839-5260 July 5 - July 9 J.iy ' 2 July 16 July 19- July 23 _ .................July 26 - July 30 Aug 3 -Aug 6 ......... ...... _Aug 9 Aug. 13 Aug '6-Aug.20_. .. ..._Aug 23 -Aug. 27 Aug 30 - Seot 3 1993 Ontario Skills Competitions �Friday May 7'" in: S turday May 8'" 9 MTo5PM METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE BROCK RD. AT THE 401 s a: �" g a� Mar lam oas ALL SALES FINAL FEATURING: SIXTEENTH AVE. • Career Fair • Hands On Displays • Competitions • Technology Trade Shows Race Car Exhibit • Ontario Science Centre ir PROUD SPONSORS "'^".� LIQUID AIR AN A UOUIDE CROUP COMPANY JOHN ST. M 3' 11$4.3-19 STEELES AVE. �[(`4 2 P'IJ MWV 401 l 0 ENTRANCE AND PARKING �nzrJv-�Z TCr>�4 E S ■ O I.. — �r AT REAR PA6BtLNHE NEEyS AIDVOMSEMOUNDAyi MAY 2,1g" ' HEWS ADVERTISER tiflists in Markham PICKERING - The Pickering Bell Canada atom select hockey team wrapped up its season by winning the consolation title at the Markham Kinsmen Winter - hawk Tournament April 16 to 18. Pickering won a hard-fought contest over Chinguacousy in the consolation final by a 3-2 score. John Porter, Gareth Cawley_ and Andrew Hagem scored for Pick- ering, assisted by Porter and Sean Grieve. The Bell Canada selects won their first game of the tourney 4-2 over Markham, but lost to the Chinguacousy Blues and to Brampton to qualify for the con- solation game. The squad got amazing goal- tending from Matthew Larocque and Taylor Mitchell, solid defence from James Kimball, Kevin Winslow, David Visconti, Justin Koskta and Brian Cater and strong offence by forwards Cameron Seward, Brett Carpen- ter, Spencer Cameron, Stephen Grimshaw, Randy Sye, Porter, Cawley, Haggerty and Grieve. The team's coaches are Don Cameron, Paul Carpenter, Rob Cater and Dave Neilson. Lacrosse Alax High School's Pam Wiles hopes to get a leg up on the coming field lacrosse season by working on her footwork at a clinic at Donevan Collegiate in Oshawa. Holding the stick is leap Laurie Linquist, also of Ajax High. photo by Ron Pietroniro Seniors sought for ga es DURHAM - Durham Senior Games organizers are looking for senior citizens, aged 55 and over, to compete in various games and sports - Seniors can take pert in 12 activi- ties (the darts competition has already been held) from April through 10 June. The garnes/sports, their location, convenors, cost, date and times are listed bellow - SHUFFLEBOARD: Senior's Centre, Oshawa (43 John St W.), on Tuesday, May 11, starting at 9 a.m. Convenors: Vera Charlton, Pearl Bidgood. Cost: $5 per peism. CRIBBAGE: Whitby Senior's Activity Centre, Whitby (801 Brock St S.), on Friday, May 21, starting at 1 pm. Convenor. Joan and John Stephens. Cost: $5 per person. SNOOKER: Oshawa Senior Cit- izen's Centre, Oshawa, (43 John St W.) on Tuesday, May 25 and Wednesday, May 26, starting at 9 am. both days. Convenor Paul Bel- hveau. Cost: $5 per person. EUCHRE: Senior's Centre, Uxbridge, (Parkside Dr. and Mari- etta St.) on Thursday, May 27, start- ing at 1 pm. Convenors: Della and Frank Moore: Cost $5 per person. CARPET BOWLING: St. Andrew's Senior Centre, Ajax (44 Exeter Rd.) on Tuesday, June 3 at 10 a.m. Convenors: Agnes Bastedo, Bill Lamb. Cost: $5 per person. CONTRACT BRIDGE: Latcham Centre (Queen St.), Port Perry on Monday, June 7, starting at 10 a.m. Convenors: Roy Grierson, N. Caswell. Cost $6 per player. HORSESHOES: South Picker- ing Senior's Centre (910 Liverpool Rd.) on Monday, Jeune 7, starting at 10 am. Convenes: Clayton Thimble (839-1637). Cost $5 per person. GOLF: Ayren Links Golf Club, (RR. #4 Bowmanvdle, near village of Hampton) on Wednesday, June 9, starting at 9 am. Convertors: Bob Gallagher, Gord Dodds. Cost $22 each, plus $13.75 for half of golf cam LAWN BOWLING: Bow- manville Lawn Bowling (Queen and Temperance Sts.) on Wednes- day, June 9, starting at 10 am. Con- venor Joan Stephens. Cost $5 per person. SWIMMIlVG: Pickering Recre- ation Complex (Valley Farm Rd. and Dieffenbaker Crt.) on Friday, June 11 fran 1 to 3 pm. Convenor: Barb Lamm. Cost $5 per person. Entry forms are available at the Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre (43 John St. W., Oshawa) or the Whitby Seniors Activity Centre (801 Brock Rd. S., Whitby). For more information in Ajax, call 683-2837 (Agnes); in Pickering call 420-5049/839-5293 (Joe); in Whitby call 668-1882 (Joan); in Oshawa call 579-9336 (Verna) or in Bowmanville call 987-1910 (Glo- ria). Three skaters sparkle at meet PICKERING - Three Pickering figure skaters took top honors at the recent Spring Festival Skate in Gloucester, Ontario. Jennifer Moss and Devon Snider captured gold medals in their respective flights of the junior bronze freeskate event. Trista Steel skated to first place in the ladies' open interpretive com- petition. The Pickering Figure Skating Club also produced multiple sil- ver -medal winners at the Glouces- ter meet. Nausheen Bashir won silver in the junior bronze ladies' freeskate and elements events. Meanwhile, Maria Weber was second in the senior bronze ladies' freeskate and elements competitions. Amanda Gilroy posted a second -place finish in the preliminary ladies' nine -and - under freeskate. Gilroy captured the bronze medal in the preliminary ladies' nine -and -under elements. Asheefa Sarangi placed third in the senior bronze ladies' freeskate. Robyne Hanley was third in the junior bronze ladies' elements. Hanley finished fourth in the junior bronze freeskate and Mhairi McDowell was fifth in the junior bronze freeskate in her flight. Also competing at the Gloucester competition were Kelly Letourneau and Tara Cerchez. Another Pickering skater, Adrienne Pratt, placed first and won the gold medal in her level at the recent Thornhill Fun Skate. kerials Marchand, Kerr ops at Orangeville event PICKERING - Nicole Marc- hand and Erin Kerr twisted, tum- bled and turned their way to first - place finishes at the recent Orangeville Gymnastics Club Invitational. Marchand, a member of the Pickering Aerials Gymnastics Club, topped the Tyro 'A' 15 - year -old category with a score of 36.70 score. She was first in the vault with a score of 8.90, first in the uneven parallel bars with a 9.55, first in the floor exercise with a 9.25 and second on the balance beam with a 9.00. Kerr finished in a three-way be for first place in the Argo `A' 12 -year-old division with a total of 37.20. She was first on the floor with a 9.40, tied for first on Treasure Quest auction to help local swim club PICKERING - A Treasure Quest auction will be held today, Sunday, to raise funds for the Pick- cxing Swim Club. More than 100 items will go on the auction block at the Pickering Recreation Complex beginning at 2 p.m. Make a bid on a Sony cordless telephone, dinners for two, an air- plane sightseeing flight, a hot air balloon ride, limited -edition art and more. Door prizes will also be given away. Complimentary cheese trays will be served and wine will be sold. The adult admission price includes cite free glass of wine. Auction items can be paid for by cash, cheque, VISA or Mastercard. Tickets to the auction are $5 each and can be purchased at the door, at Mastermind Educational in the Pickering Town Centre, or at Z - Art in the Glendale Plaza. The recreation complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. For more information, call Jim Cannon at 420-4134 or Kelly Gallant at 428- 1956. Scoreboard 011RF" SHOOTERS KMMMTSALL LEAGUE Resuls from April 21. CMAMPM)NBIM GAME Hsenan's 72 vs. TML 60. TOPSOORERs Heenars: Stew Neck 17, Stavek SM" 15, Bob Harding 14. TML: Rusty States 17, Rick Hunte 17, Donovan tiediey 15 .Hu..Riiineesty "ft us inMplay Vp 1993-94 season will eartmianw this Sa"Wirbei. Cat Fred Tyson at 571-0707 for moa i iiki ntatlorr. AJAX WARRORS SOCCER CLUB u Pam Nit% crMs10N sTAalDwA - FwAL TEAet G w L T PTs Gears Garapa Doors 14 10 2 2 32 Midtown Photo 14 9 3 2 29 Dickson Printinil 14 7 5 2 23 Dodys maw s«wic. 14 s • 0 1a Bakers Dozen DonAl 14 3 10 1 10 an4a Boom u 3 10 1 10 RL4JM 39 REOMTs Bruce Bisset Buick Pontiac 2 (Goals by Kendrad WIC• J•N Wo vs. Dodf/s Maid Se 1 POW M Anthony Ivan pauq. Midtown Photo 1 (coal by wlwinsW) vs. Gents Door Sales & Service 1 (Goal by Christopher WaNrer); Dkkaon Prkaktp 5 (Goals by Gregory Loi 3. Shawn Sawdws. Heather rnes) vs. Bakers Doan Donor 2 (Goals by D"It Urn-) Nidtakis Brown). APRIL 4RESULTs Dickson Print Imp 5 (Goals by Heather Barnes 3. I-- Homey 2) va. GsMrs Dow Sales and Service 4 (Goals by Christopher WNNIker 4) vs. Dody's Maid Service 3 (Goals by AM" Jeen paul 2. Jag Lat1► John) vs. Bakers Dozen Donuts 2 (Goals by Cannirs VlWwft Nickakra 8rorwr); Midtown Photo I (Goak Bby Ryan MacGregor $ J.J. Cmwsw 2) wit BiNO Buick Poi 0. APRL so RESETS Gerrirs Door sales & Service 2 (Goals by Jeff Dane, Christopher WaNury vs. Mklrowrr Photo 0: Dodys Maid Service 3 (Goals by Matte. Mard 2, ltnthony Jean.parll we. Bruns am" Pontiac Ltd. 1 by Chad Olnrter); Dkiftow Printing 4 (Goals Shawn Saumdsra 2, Heather Barnes. Gregory vs. Bakers Doan Donor 3 (Goals by Daryl ^/worth 2 Nkiws Bramn>. the beam with a 9.60 and had scores of 9.30 on the vault and 8.90 on the bars. In the same category, Tara Arthurs finished with a total of 34.75, which included a first - place score of 9.45 on the vault. She also had an 8.70 on the floor, 8.50 on the beam and 8.10 on the bars. Other Pickering Aerials results included a strong showing by Dawn Harvin in the Cadet 'B' 10 - year -old section, as she finished in fourth place with an total of 36.20. She was first on the floor with a 9.60. Her other scores included a 9.20 on the beam, 8.80 on the vault and 8.60 on the bars. In the Argo 'A' 11 -year-old category, Kathleen Tidy turned in PARKVIEW a solid effort, including a first on the vault with a 9.40. Her overall score was 36.55, good enough for a fourth -place finish. In the other events, Tidy had a 9.10 on the beam, 9.05 on the floor and 9.00 on the bars. Stephanie Felgemachers com- peted in the same category and finished with a score of 34.84, with scores of 9.20 on the beam, 8.80 on the floor, 8.70 on the beam and 8.15 on the vault. In the Tyro 'B' 14 -year-old section, Jennifer Lipsett finished in fifth with a 34.35 total, includ- ing scores of 8.90 on the bars, 8.75 on the floor, 8.60 on the beam and 8.10 in the vault. The competition was held on April 17. GOLF CLUB • PUBLIC COURSE • 36 HOLES • MEMBERSHIPS • RESERVED TIMES FRIDAY, WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS • FULL BANQUET FACILITIES THS NEWS ,,>a ;N"i;MW.. For single individuals 18 years of age or older. HOW TO RESPOND TO Sincerely Yours ADS. Read the instructions below then call 1416-976-1991 FREE BEFORE MAY 3RD 1-800-387-8009 MAY 3RD AND AFTER 1-416-976-1991 When calling 1-416-976-1991 a charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your telephone bill as soon as you connect to the Sincerely yours service. 1) Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make a note of the four digitSincerely Fours "Mailbox" number that appears at the end of each ad you're interested in. 2) Using a touch tone telephone call 1416-976-1991 at any time of day. You must call Sincerely Fours from within the 416 area code to access the Sincerely `Fours telephone service. 3) Follow the easy instructions. You'll have the option of responding to a specific Sincerely `Fours ad, or "browsing" voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Tows advertisers within each category. Need help? Call 404-1436 Oshawa, 686-5155 Ajax Monday through Sunday from 2.00 p.m. through 9:00 p.m. GOLF'S FINEST In 1959 two Toronto golf professionals. Bill Ogle and Wilson Paterson purchased 225 acres in the rolling hills of Durham, a few miles north of Ajax. The property had been farmed for over 100 vears, the last 40 %ears by the Compton family. The farm. with the Lynde Creek winding through its meadows and its natural beauty, was "holt, country". Work was started immediately, and .Whitbv Gulf and Country Club was opened for play in 1961. The design, layout and construction was entirely the work of the two professionals. Now some 30 years later and the name of the Club changed to Thunderbird Golf & Country Club, Wilson is still involved in ownership management. Fie is constantly improving, redesigning and expanding the course and clubhouse to make it one of the finest golf & social facilities in this area. Anyone who remembers the course of a few years ago would hardly recognize it now, such has been the maturing and improvement. Today. wtih 18 Championship holes, two putting greens, a chipping green and a large practice fairway. Thunderbird is host to mazy golfers and tournaments and is presently the home of the Annual C.P.G.A. Tournament Players Qualifying School. The spacious clubhouse is under the capable direction of Chef, Dick Eng, who is also involved in Ownership - Management. Thunderbird's dining rooms, lounges and coffee shop with their excellent cuisine, relaxed and friendly atmosphere, are a favourite meeting place for many Banquets, Weddings, etc. Good food! Good golf! Good friends! Good times! That's AK G GOLF CLUB • PtllWioultel�Mltetrekan >MPed toil • • SPECIAL KIY04 RUES PS K A • 111w4tal FtdW11111 ddhp (e4 24 PRO SHOP SALE up 3 O �/i an'"'Gouckibe, to ord*kq & acau A030_94014 -Laic .= i KEDRON DELLS Golf Course ma%;r? CrialfQf ytr y _ 'C B �'�a. «r S Rates - S29.00IS23.00 ,.S 'W' y Memberships • Green Fees • Tournaments Receptions, weddings and meetings welcome Ritson Rd. N.. Oshawa 72 64, GLeN C X-1 GOLF CLUB The perfect home for your gW tournament specializing in large groups - Mature picturesque par 72 course • large banquet facilities, lockers, showers & sauna Call now for our '•VIEEKDAI' TOURNAMENT SPECIAL" J QOLf Gv THUNDERBIRD PRO SHOP SPECIALS llrnbretas . li rge-pro Reg. Sale ola* - rtybn ll'bre shoe '29a' 44" U* made . mid sia steel dliyels 95105111-912, '2160D h 46" "y(Big olt. Steel 130800 1" &** '47500 ININNIN Big Boot Look -a kr, 0 LESS THAN4 FOOTS TM CAM! nun 11 Goa Fapberl IeaMler apPals $180m Foo" TCX.soft kdw Greener '12000 P*111111; uvpels -!IEit *W '4r LOTHING Aahwwth (Fred Couplla) Head • Grand Sinn Will= State • PGA Tow • Taylor (Made Stitches • AND MORE ALL AT BARGAJN PRICES Call 686-1121 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 2,1993 h FROM PAGE 20 mo Bonsai Society meets Mon., May 3, at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. Beginners at 7 p.m., general meeting 7:30 p.m. 725- 2045 or 683-2568. SEPARATION SUPPORT: A separa- tion support seminar for people going through a separation or divorce is held Mon., May 3. 7 to 10 p m It's offered by Separated Anonymous. Call 416-338-9879 for location and fee. PARKINSON: The Parkinson Sup- port Group - Durhom Region Chap- ter meets Mon., May 3. 7:30 p.m at St. Mark's Jni'ed Church, corner of Colborne ana Centre St., south door entrance. Whitby. Guest speaker Diane Bennett from Replacement Coordination Ser- vices 666-8576 or 668-6580 TUESDAY, MAY 4 SPAGHETTI DINNER: The Moose Lodge invites ali res+der,ts to an all - you -Con -eat spaghetti dinner to suppo-'he AIDS Comm tree o` Durnar^ on Tues.. May 4 at 6 p m , 731 Wilson Rd S., Osnowa Tickets are S5 ecc- Children uncer 12 ea' tree Dinner includes solace, bread. dessert, rea anc coffee. 723-82C LADIES' CLUB: -he Tuesday Morn.ng ca es' C'ub meets Tues. May 4 frorr 9 75 To 11 a.r- at the Ajax Comrrurnty Centre. r,V'S Ajax Room Exerc:se. socialize. crafts dna refTesin rents Babysimng avail- able. The group meets every week 686-0258 (Cothor ne) or 683-n517 (C nay) CUILTER'S GUILD: -ne Durham Tnll+ur" au *e,'s Gu ,c meets Tues . May 4, 7 15 o m , a' FoITn dace. 44 W !liam St . Oshawa Speake• Wendy Soreitzer wi!! 'alk or fabr c dyeing 728-3629. 26-1-2138 ITC MEETING: Tne First Cshcwc Internw.cna. "raining in Communi- cation Club meets Tues. May 4, 6 p rr . at Tne Hong Kong !souse ResTauront. 89 S rrcoe S' S . )/A Oshawa. A handwriting analysis workshop with Baine Choral will be held. Cost of dinner is $14. 725-9179 (Joan Ann), 666-3489 (Irene). BRIDGE CLUB: The Ajax Duplicate Bridge Club novice section plays Tues., May 4, 7:15 p.m., at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. The novice section plays every Tuesday. 683-5759 (Donna), 725-4163 (Gail). WOMEN'S GROUP: Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering, hosts its monthly Ladies In Fellowship Evening (LIFE) Tues.. May 4 at 7:30 p.m Women invited for speakers, music. refreshments Fabric painting demonstrated. The theme is Moth- er/Daughter Night. 837-1550 (Vir- ginia Knight). WEDNESDAY, MAY S NEW BOOK SALE: Notre Dome de la Jeunesse school in Ajax will host a book show and sale at the school's gymnasium on Wed.. May 5 from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Large selec- tion of Canadian and French titles, Including fiction, sciences. arts. the- atre. dictionaries, encyclopedias, etc, and video cassettes (movies and documentaries). All proceeds to the school. 71 Ritchie Ave., Ajax. THURSDAY, MAY 6 NATURALISTS: The Pickering Natu- ralists hold an annual general meet - Ing Thurs., May 6 at 8 p.m at the Dr. Jay Petroff Bows Family Dentistry 831-3603 • New Patients Always Welcome • Evening & Saturday Appointments Available • Emergency Service • Nitrous Oxide Gas Sedations • Wisdom tooth extractions • Gentle & Caring Treatment • Cosmetic Bonding • Bleaching • A'1 Dental Insurance Plans Accepted o FINCH �� ■ o�; = HWY. Z^ HWY. 401 Dixie -Finch Dental Office 1105 Finch Ave. E. Unit 3 Pickering Rouge Hill Public Library. Rouge - mount Dr. south of Hwy. 2. Picker - Ing. New executive chosen: slide show. 427-1655 (Dale Hoy). FRIDAY, MAY 7 MUSICAL: St. Mary Catholic School presents On the Rooftop, a smorgasbord of tunes from such Your alter M 00181g welft musicals as Grease, Chorus Linq and Music Man, on Fri.. May 7 anc Sat., May 8 at 8 p.m. and Sun., Mai 9 at 2 p.m. Pickets are $7.50 and an available at the school. 1918 White Rd., Pickering, from 11:45 a.m. tit 1:15 p.m. Monday through Friday o by calling 427-6208. c4qlp Robin good NOW CONNECTING AJAX/PICKERING'.'. REGIONAL PICK-UP from Central Locations in AJAX and PICKERING to Camp Robin Hood i for our August Program CALL 736-4443 MOTHER JACKSON'S LUE=PACKED MUSHROOM � LOW FSAAGE SPINACH CHOLESTEROLLSQUICHE PASTRY r Baked200 9m made with vegetable9m 1°° stxxter,ing $ 2 �r Pk9 SO $11 $150 12 Perpk9 12 pkgr 1 kg pkg. - �i6102.k� "BUTTER RICH" PASTRY Excellent kr tort pm and tarts $Z=5 1 ka aka. SAUSAGE ROLLS Original recipe, ready to bake 450 gins $:E50 12 perpkg. S165O 12 pkgs. MEAT PIES SHEPHERD'S ach CHEESE & 400 9M ]P4. 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(North of 401) 683-5358 1990 DAKOTA SPORT CLUB !� 4b* t Pi�CE 26�i �i ;yet .1 1 AEV�3'ADVEa[17a�It St19liAY• MAY j,12 INSTAN"r COFFEE tz a ca20ftJA10 TiCLOSING SA' MAV &93 M STORE RETAIL $2 99 1 1�99 I M., I I - ' 1 � 1 1(X1- s — `THORNHILIBAKERY -vv M�"mac PACKAGE OF --"'•� �d11dDd 1 NIP01 Don't miss the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Soccer Game CANADA vs MEXICO Coll TICKET_MAS_TER_ at (416) 870-8000 1 PM, Sunday May 9, 1993 at Toronto's Varsity Stadium KNOB HIL( FARMS is proud to support the CanoI Sorter Association EFFE�Y i PACKAGE OFA �� EiOB HILL FARMS FOOD TERMINAL ` 77wse Specials Start Today at 9 a.m. GI;NLTINE SPR.IIV(= LAIVIB SHOLTEDER 218 kg .may 1� 'VCi 3-1 1.14. AVG. 1 UO IA.ti T 1.13.1 99 -^_..JCT�,.IA ,;L--KL`'r CHOICE. /, COOBMD MAM S1JC'E13 AT THF: DIEU COC :i-I•EK -173 kg k.".1169 -CAVENDISH• . 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CALIFORNIA an GRADE -LARGE SIZE 24'S 1 •� 1� 11 PROCUCT OF J S A Is4S,ivG'CN •E7'�A FANCY GRADE ARCM ONTARIC SREENmCUSES -CANADA 91 (SPACE GRANNYSbUTH • • 1 �i .�� :�' I 1 _ • • •PRCCUCT OF U S A CALIFORNIA -EXTRA LARGE SIZE 725 PROCUCT JF S A. • 51 NIZE63011 • - / -A DIS - •PROCUCT OF:FILE ARv"c SIZE -PRODUCT JF J S A •a GRADE 'LARGE SIZE 24 PRoc c' ti'AR •c-N.7.:Ar PRODUCT OF PR,NCE EDWARD ISLAND •CANADA:t GRADE Ilk 0 jT • 1 I • I 1 . Nim. ­ix I NA ball MEW Nil ZMA.-e 040CF5E VECR4E9W SIIftY.KV 7L94 TO SATi1pAr, MU i99 'AIE�S`fi� Tr, R �N'-' fi i1Vi ,27 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 140 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers Our N raining � I succes Choose from These Career Ovtions: Business Administration NsaR"� a succe^alui caret• ous w% ALyon cam do -t -M our tra,nwv .n all the tNhant aso►cn o� 1�.,•es. dr.+sopmen, na^ape r x titeLegal Secretarv/ dical office Assistant 'i]6T ..K1MWa[e aP - 'nar,cts a•�0•f+,C for c uy rc r,a• .ti. cr tra, ^ .d. 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Fyn DECLARE YOUR INDEPENDENCE We an lookirp for a low Wood people with drive to succeed. We offer werytldM you're loo4d io for in a Real Estate caner. For en Werview call RICK 428.2121 Briscoe Estates Ltd. Member Broker 7r Travel & Tourism � .fie � exp .cat, tree iyt.�Is .Ou neN t4 9e a �^ pa^ d thn esc,t ^C -aid-or nd.astry •� "lE- Case nciudnongo I n{, R' •APOL.O bs ee•n,n.• :,a.I'N More Reasons for Choosing Toronto School of Business: • Senall Classes Ensure Personal gtrention • Largest Private Copep in Canada • Financial Awistanre Agar be AvaAabfe W' Executive Secretary • Tau Credit for Tuition fees • Morning, Afferrsow Evenki& is saturldar Classes Convenient Class Hours Out convenenl houes mean you can »otk part time wh3e attending school TORONTO PIC KERING CAMPUS 420-1344 1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering 110 General Help 110 General Help HELP WANTED Busy company has openings for those just entering the work force or recent grads. No experience required. We train for all positions. 1 Mmo. H accepted Mon. & Tues. only 619-0658 110 General Help 110 Gttneral Help Parents Needed To Foster Special Needs Children Experience and/or Background in Child Care preferred. For Further Information Please Call Reachingout Family Homes 1-416-837-2098 t .. .par Your Business Career Starts Here ' Programmer Analyst ' Microcomputer Business Applications ' Word Processing ' Computerized Accounting • Computer Maintenance Technology V OSHAWA 434-8585 • You may be eligible for financial assistance. • If you are 45 years of age and have recendy been laid off you may qualify for training assistance form the Pro innal Government. CM Career Development institutes Ltd. BURNABY • VANCOUVER • SURREY • EDMONTON - OTTAWA HALIFAX • VICTORIA • SASKATOON • MONTREAL • LAVAL • QUEBEC The Power to Succeed. 110 General Help 110 general Help 110 General Help LAST CALL NOW SPEAK AND GROW RICH Become a motivational speaker/manager. Earn 6-7 figures. RISK TAKERS ONLY. Cal before 5/5/93 1-800-743.6940 (Pat Murphy) ALLIANCE COLLISION Requires PREP. PERSON West be July a penenco in basetlear and aayie enamel PM111 Persons interested must take Wrest pride in mWuarp only bPquar work. Call 420.3501 STUDENTS $11.00 To START Reps. in Housewares & some sporting accessories. Guaranteed Starting pay. Pay increases with incentives, valuable resume experience. No experience necessary. No door to door telemarketing. Flexible hours. FulVpart-time. Paid same day .ea,n notn 'he best' EARN UP To sinus ron.rJl *lx ha0 eq, J a It'* l4t6t of 00Ke Db C :ec,res and Dur va. { <� an Or J. to bring a bpnotch sxeetans • Tau Credit for Tuition fees • Morning, Afferrsow Evenki& is saturldar Classes Convenient Class Hours Out convenenl houes mean you can »otk part time wh3e attending school TORONTO PIC KERING CAMPUS 420-1344 1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering 110 General Help 110 General Help HELP WANTED Busy company has openings for those just entering the work force or recent grads. No experience required. We train for all positions. 1 Mmo. H accepted Mon. & Tues. only 619-0658 110 General Help 110 Gttneral Help Parents Needed To Foster Special Needs Children Experience and/or Background in Child Care preferred. For Further Information Please Call Reachingout Family Homes 1-416-837-2098 t .. .par Your Business Career Starts Here ' Programmer Analyst ' Microcomputer Business Applications ' Word Processing ' Computerized Accounting • Computer Maintenance Technology V OSHAWA 434-8585 • You may be eligible for financial assistance. • If you are 45 years of age and have recendy been laid off you may qualify for training assistance form the Pro innal Government. CM Career Development institutes Ltd. BURNABY • VANCOUVER • SURREY • EDMONTON - OTTAWA HALIFAX • VICTORIA • SASKATOON • MONTREAL • LAVAL • QUEBEC The Power to Succeed. 110 General Help 110 general Help 110 General Help LAST CALL NOW SPEAK AND GROW RICH Become a motivational speaker/manager. Earn 6-7 figures. RISK TAKERS ONLY. Cal before 5/5/93 1-800-743.6940 (Pat Murphy) ALLIANCE COLLISION Requires PREP. PERSON West be July a penenco in basetlear and aayie enamel PM111 Persons interested must take Wrest pride in mWuarp only bPquar work. Call 420.3501 STUDENTS $11.00 To START Reps. in Housewares & some sporting accessories. Guaranteed Starting pay. Pay increases with incentives, valuable resume experience. No experience necessary. No door to door telemarketing. Flexible hours. FulVpart-time. Paid same day EARN UP To Ice Cream Sales $346.Wweek full & part-time TiiiiiiYiC6ftnrkdft Students to Seniors towatr.. w ..irrriw`.00.c,Ni tin training provided. W SdWdlirag.w 'ip Dickie Dee sufffed in 7w 130 311111101F IL 428-7380 KIPI z"` rn °"'' a.rrlo, ALASKA JOBS Urgent Earn UP 10 1130.000 in 3 mmtK fishing salmon Aho Driver Needed callswcom lire� °I for 2-4-1 Pizza at LiverpoolMwy. 2 RESPONSE ATE 1.504-646.4513 at S uperoentre Plaza En IN ROM r Apply n , ADULT CARRIERS Wanted to deliver newspapers door to door Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Must have own car. Call 683-5117 aA for Judy Bell Momity Dealerstdp requires Booktleeper/AocournaM Please appy with resume at Excell Communications in PWwritV Town Centre (Lower level. Sears AVON EARN EXTRA MONEY IN YOUR SPARE TIME. SELL AVON WHERE YOU LIVE OR WORK NO INVENTORY TO BUY. SPECIAL START-UP. FREE $20 GIFT FOR 1 WEEK CALL NOW MRS. C. LORD (416)619.1574 COUNTER help. Pickering. r.rs .y a As. 4, 6.11. s,-e.,or� l'•'ll-� rYe'•0-• e•r1T-e yalk-ef�f�e+•r•rf•r•,l+'rI'riMw�r--an-f-a---><.w- 10 1 c Heap 130 mem 135ww Help 135 skilled Help 300 A FU10 �� 400F nt Motivated sales « ms to IIWe with local Real Estate Brokers and builders, great potential, commission negotiable, real estate knaMeegep deftness asset. Cal pickup � lon at the 'View -M l-Iarle' stare in the Pickering Town Centre. M5029M aww LAW. uNbrsy Eurosport. 4 door. while with blue interior, 61,000 miles, conlied asking 35900. 1989 Chev. Caprice Classic I.S. fully loaded. landau roof. dark blue, 42,000 miles, asking $10,900 conlied. 831. 3550.(050293) 1988 Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 door, loaded, 68,000 kms., $7000 conlied. Cal 728-6291 between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sandy or Des. (050693) 1988 Pontiac Firefly. 64,000 kms.*two door. 5 speed, like new, $2895 certdled. 1968 Chow Pick up. short box, step side. new paint, 33800. Will take best offer on both. 433-1787. (050693) 1986 Chev Caprice Classic wagon, ps., pb . V8., air, cruise. grey/blue interior. Excellent condition, certified. 34400. Cal 420-3505.(050793) 1986 Fiero SE. V6, ar, standard custom strong. tint, new dutch tires• brakes. Mint cono,lion, 34100 o.b.o. Certd able, (416; 723.6361. (050793) 1985 Pontiac Parisienne. automatic, air, 4 door, grey. $1800. 1989 Caprice Sedan, 4 door automatic. silver. $499` candied. Call Torono E. Auto File $6066, Oshawa This Week• honor lunches, snacks, crafts. - 282-0574. (050693) storey time and TLC. Westhonw Day Care A/ LIN 785x 481, Oshawa. Ont. aayly Call Baro at 837 2389 165 Available 260 Arts & Crafts 11961 of.6.0 Camaro. 5 speed. T (040490 roof. 56.000 original kms. new RELIABLE salespersonrcashier wanted to work in Ajax at P1cov's Horsemen Centre on Sundays with possibility for other days. Cal 686-0948 ask for Julie. (050693) FULL firs hairstylist required. Bahr plus cominiimon. benefit plan. holiday pay. birthday pay. good working conditions. Cal 663.3650.(TF) INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe. fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 'res. A-1 condition, 36995 PLANNING1 5 certified. 1984 Blazer, gook 0,rhday'l Try crio eri sr jewel- condition. $2875. 433-4215 cry parties. Fun and easy to (050493) create. Excellent rates. Call .oanne. 686-2289. Adult les- 1984 New Yorker, os- pb., pw cors also available. (051693) Plush, am'1m cassette. we' maintained, very comfortable EXHIBITORS wanted for Craft car. 32000 o b.0. 683-0240, ask and Nobby Snow. Sat. June 5 . for Tony. (050593) S..rday June 6 at Bowmanville rr,arksl 19617 Recreation Complex. For oy- N call Crease 'N SM Tercel as is 3400 Runs Ire ALOETTE Cdsemstcs Career URGENTLY required - consul - HAIRSTYLIST - become part of Items and managers to eel silk a talented and ambithious tem plants and from through home Stylists, recent grads, tech. Parties and corrvr,ercial. Ground nicians and apprentices floor Opportunity. Call collect required. We offer, a chance to evenings, Melody Olsen. 403 grow through education. Call 986-0423.(050293) 666.3805 for your Interview. Sox -veno a sate (050+)160 Day Care MATURE models . 35 plus and Wanted children 5 and over needed int 8021. (050293) mediately lot catalogue and LIVE-IN nanny/ housekeeper, 3 cormnercial work Experience kids references, Pickering. 420 - not necessary. but helpful. 416 3766. (050293) 962-5511. RF) Day Care 165 NOW hiring - Sapphire Bar and Available Grill - new management needs couple a individual required for add/tonal help. Wait. bar and kitchen stall needed. - LOVING experienced mom will ire.App61 dons availed- at Sapphire. 61. love and Care for your child in Monarch Ave., Ajax. m home. Fun. sate NO Please...(050693) PHONE CALLS. environment. Harwood/ Thanka.(05 Cloveridge area week $75 per . tktit $10,000 takes t Call 433 1787. (05069:) References available. 428-7998. RESPONSIBLE person required (050293) for auto machine shop apprentice. Wit train Apply to RELIABLE daycare in m y y aww LAW. uNbrsy Eurosport. 4 door. while with blue interior, 61,000 miles, conlied asking 35900. 1989 Chev. Caprice Classic I.S. fully loaded. landau roof. dark blue, 42,000 miles, asking $10,900 conlied. 831. 3550.(050293) 1988 Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 door, loaded, 68,000 kms., $7000 conlied. Cal 728-6291 between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sandy or Des. (050693) 1988 Pontiac Firefly. 64,000 kms.*two door. 5 speed, like new, $2895 certdled. 1968 Chow Pick up. short box, step side. new paint, 33800. Will take best offer on both. 433-1787. (050693) 1986 Chev Caprice Classic wagon, ps., pb . V8., air, cruise. grey/blue interior. Excellent condition, certified. 34400. Cal 420-3505.(050793) 1986 Fiero SE. V6, ar, standard custom strong. tint, new dutch tires• brakes. Mint cono,lion, 34100 o.b.o. Certd able, (416; 723.6361. (050793) 1985 Pontiac Parisienne. automatic, air, 4 door, grey. $1800. 1989 Caprice Sedan, 4 door automatic. silver. $499` candied. Call Torono E. Auto File $6066, Oshawa This Week• honor lunches, snacks, crafts. - 282-0574. (050693) storey time and TLC. Westhonw Day Care A/ LIN 785x 481, Oshawa. Ont. aayly Call Baro at 837 2389 165 Available 260 Arts & Crafts 11961 of.6.0 Camaro. 5 speed. T (040490 roof. 56.000 original kms. new RELIABLE salespersonrcashier wanted to work in Ajax at P1cov's Horsemen Centre on Sundays with possibility for other days. Cal 686-0948 ask for Julie. (050693) FULL firs hairstylist required. Bahr plus cominiimon. benefit plan. holiday pay. birthday pay. good working conditions. Cal 663.3650.(TF) INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe. fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 'res. A-1 condition, 36995 PLANNING1 5 certified. 1984 Blazer, gook 0,rhday'l Try crio eri sr jewel- condition. $2875. 433-4215 cry parties. Fun and easy to (050493) create. Excellent rates. Call .oanne. 686-2289. Adult les- 1984 New Yorker, os- pb., pw cors also available. (051693) Plush, am'1m cassette. we' maintained, very comfortable EXHIBITORS wanted for Craft car. 32000 o b.0. 683-0240, ask and Nobby Snow. Sat. June 5 . for Tony. (050593) S..rday June 6 at Bowmanville rr,arksl 19617 Recreation Complex. For oy- N call Crease 'N SM Tercel as is 3400 Runs Ire ALOETTE Cdsemstcs Career BABYSITTING available in rt) own hom1e- children all apes, cal 1 or��• Marketing Ltd. 623-0884. Articles but needs brakes. Call 723-5850 Opportunities: Full a part tarns. excellent commissions and anytime, r 9364,. (050593) L` 220 For Sale 2$0 atter 6 p.m. (050293) I&W, dot package. It• ' benefits. No delivery, no I have a safe, happy environ- for Lost & Found EVANA Top 305 Automobiles inventory, training provided, ment your little one. Harwood Sox -veno a sate Wanted Please call Rosemane. 427- and Kings Cres. Nutritious and retail, screened and LOST - black dog with tan Or sopwaled divorced with three years work 8021. (050293) lunches, lots of fun. Babies shredded. Triple Mix, Brick markings. Lou April 13. Har. Marble CARETAKER for St. Andrew welcomed. Call 427-2295. Sand. Also: cedar and other woodi4oll area Bandit s friend- FREE CASH - FREE TOW United Church, Oshawa. Mature (OWE) nursery stock available at die- ly and wearing a leaner costar. D&B Town Oilers g lop couple a individual required for MEED relials tender fav ih9 care count prices. For prompt Pnarhe 6,9 2442 (050293) delivery. pal 430-4733 or even- d0(IarS for your Scrap CafS church cleaning and for ;our little one while you „gs 4262870. (050293) Pets -Supplies- or trUCit_s Ajso, cash for mu,tanence. Job description work Any age. full or part time 290 Boardinn tktit $10,000 takes t Call 433 1787. (05069:) available from church secretary. available. located westney R& WEDDING dress for sale. premL dnvabe ven)des 7 Cal 725.1533, Tuesday -Friday Hwy 92. Call 686.8416. condition, size 11112. 1 112 BOX slails avadabe. pr:vate days,Vreek 9-4 p.m. Residernae adjacent to (050593) lis old. $600. Must see. Cal stable. south of I k"roown more Dishwasher and march Provided- Pill- 414* KINGSTON Rd. and Valley . (050293) Conservation area, Whitby 346-7364 in writing with resume before Farm Rd Lav rates references P I A N O S i G R A N D F A T H E R ideal recreasorhm hoer• rebred niot Also warsewasher pickup truck May 7. (050293) available. Activities for all ages, CLOCKS - Pianos. rem to own, hones. $160 per month. 656- A Trucks For EARN b Nle re any ape wei420- Hct Ik409" apt. size. nth rand, digital. 31x2" (0504931 CLOCKS free 1 O 3 Sale nd 're resekly. new and we're ewemped. As. 1x11 anytime 420.2556. (94099:) keyboards. - PUREBRED SMnie needs a Y and Systems Analytal Cobol sernbis or distribute products 420.111M. (TFALL) --y and sal up. Call Telsp good forte. If you can provide a 199:1 Mazda U2O00 pick up with from your son Ruth S.A.S.E.21 O Flea Market and take advantage of out low caring. happy home for him, on all Best mmc inq kap. furs well arMm t o : A & R Assembly and 1eq Hyundai Excel. automall, 81 000 kms., good clean Prices stock. prices pWce n11428-6276. (050593) stereo. $1000. Call Chns. 429- Dallsibllor. Midlown Dr., 5-342, Business Buunest �r�Pr�for_ 427.3010. akwaysl 4331491. (TFALL) TEAM Obedience. next daises 3117. (050793) Oshawia Ont. L1J 8L2. (050603) -- THREE seat cushion back and chalk-, CARPET - I haw several 1000 stanrg May 8 and 13 (Puppy //� Vans,4 Wheel TWO Yoirhu Dion needed b $3 0.Call 44c.mal( 3350. Call 839 5440. (050293) y� a row Stairvnaster and and Novice). Day. evening and 320 Drives as46t cucucomp manager of 100% nylon carpet. III carpet Saturday classes. Maximum 12 Publishing company, fY0 els. 7HP Porter NO proposed snow your livingroom and hall for novice and 6 puppies.Caper 1679 Choy window van, seats 8. penance necessary.Saler y Thrower, Crahsrrun, 3,'100. 15 1/ 0025' 3360. Price inccku0es carpet. pad For information. cap 130-0025. used for work, $650. 43&9207. x�uY- Call Mwli 839-5807. 2' Pedestal d drill, 8 heavy duty and installation. -30 yards-. (0504931 (050293) $POW. $200. Call 683-4133. Stew. (416) 287-5072. (TF) DONT throw your dog waste DENTAL r in (OSln90 OAKAnNE FURNITURE. Why into larhdrdl silos, use the new 330 Trallers amine, fuii,panreceptionist time carrpuw TWO Roxion loves cats and pay retail prices? Buy direct Doggy Dooley Inground Dog and accounts receivable accounts receivable double onoman, brown with System. 7235413 from one of Ontario's oldest and Witte Sept S 30. 51h WfleM Cavalier Cobra. preferred. Assisting and or Poll flowers. 12 yews old. in largest manufacturers and save. or 434.8782. Slam - 9prrL 7 days top or the ins. Liu new, art. HARP an awl apply to File good condition- 3250. 839.7475. 5• Pit* harvest table 3345: 5' per week (TF) microwave. stereo. two way 46065. Oshawa This Week (050293) Oak pedestal table c/w art. LHASA Apso puppies. non frhdge, rubber cool. 20 h. awning, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. VENDORS warted - now flea 3399: cannonball bed 3299: allergic, non shedding, good 1qM werprt Phone, 683.3070. L I H 7L5. (050293) markeutarmers market CAN- over 20 stain choices. AM solid. paymentterrrsavaiable.Heakh (050290 DEMONSTRATORS needed for NWGTON ARENA starting data no veneer. TRADITIONAL guaranteed. CKC registered, vet WOODWORKING. TRADITIONAL House 1983 31 h Else trader located on Pigeon Inks. skieps 9, 3 toed MAPMay oring department hawsswraiL Pict- ering/Scwbpt0/pehawa area 22. ending Sept 18. This event wit be revolved around and needled. training 8774. (TF) started. 1 -705-796-3124. bath. 22 h --MO. 22 x 10 h 416-891.7534, 3500-3700 high traffic such as basebaY INTERLOCKING pavng stone. (051493) deck, 10 x 8 h slyd, with fridge. ftshe . ori weekly, verfkapM, Mumhwnsirl car shows• le^W approx. 800 sq'� suitable for NORWEGIAN Elkhound Comes wth indite. (050603) NEED sura irrctirns this 7 rNm9 rourisrq which u add up 10 success. For }units- drivalway� Do" at �� ( ) puppet, similar to Huskey's, temp9rmMnt, CKC ung Amen, dill 68 coats, $10,500. Call 683-t 123. Mapr Lnpsrte oongny Is loco- sirg for macre ladies in this are& dstaos rill hk. Ron Sleeves a great will so" WON at hi mestnow. Jaoo Lite registered or not. 7 weeks old. (050493) time o sale. evexb nYlps 1lale (ma) 432-2966• (052093) Freestanding, all tempered Ready to go now. Purse cal 1973 Starcraft hardtop tent 6. A-1 hours. lull traiMnp, excellent QUEEN size waterbed, bock- 7x10 Dawns (4 16) 4 30 - 51 24 . 01ass Pesues Wam9 trailer, sleeps corhdidorn. must be seen. asking $1500. Ourrrttis s pw Join case headboard, complete, �1em• '^» warranty. • re value, $4000. Asking $3000 Ai A%��les Cal for inbrmrtion. 404-0490 Our team of „I Under- of successful 4/00 619-0134. (050903) 00 o b.o. 428.8324. (050493) 3 FOr Sale after 6 or leave message. cover Waw Woman Call 427- A411Cles (060693) azo6 c 220 1 Fri Sale teaaansibe after refused. Fully CITATION - 35 IL Twin TpOuts. DONT work for som� eore e guaranteed, reconditioned two bedroom bas bathM°om, Be your otrm beak Chair sodsuns �, appowuoss Come minks w a many extras. $1 1.000. To visit-, U new stylist sabre. For mole r1hI A IL p 11 cap Paul alter 6 it 416724- w' -M Mn, call Tally all 726- 5379. (0507" 120 office Help lar Isocal � ..s.dss, MR .listiluiNNI � strongSuccessf�ceDountln�g. haus ord Processing Rea �a� skills. ce an asses- Reply with resume to: 48068 O.T.W. P.O. Bat 481. Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71.5. PERSON *0 ImeMedaa d Ac. gaac 600ord Accounting on a1rPtMars ais' til lists So deal 427.6784. 467 Wlratrley 4362 (TF) Rd. S. Aiax. (06029M4362. p �Irr�«ia ew � CANADIAN TIRE Mot cies p9alt t�d,:tg new Ain 355 om cplhilg for the w4roM family Csfesu Beal tine recession. Mea than 1/ 2 price. 610 Bayly E.. Ajax. ��a�+o'�ys�l wrsNRNxos Hours. 9 `n`.6 P.M. sausidays. aa Whitb central bcaeoru. X50 AJAX - one bedroom apartnent 9 aP m . 427-2869. an 49.95aim-5-5 I&W, dot package. It• ' car & 14M laid solar bladket. excellent otlrrfilioa Locuwd in OshmoL Ajax You mtmre. Asking $2409. Cal 6�.06p454� I�I� 6239157. (050403) VO3,22 400 "" AVAA FROM '750 • 1, 2 and 3 Bdrm. Suites • 5 Appliances incl. en suite laundry • Pool, Whirlpool, Sauna • Exercise Equipment is Tennis Court, Playground - Wood burning fireplaces NEAR GO TRAIN & HWY. 401 Rental Office Hours: Tues. -Fri. 12-6 p.m. Sat. 10-5 P.M. u•x oe i.m.[D e 686-6872■ ; LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE • Superior 2-bdrrr. suites Lake views still a,rallable • Balconies • 5 appliances • En suite laundry • 2 baths (incl. master on suite) • lndav,dual on suite heating/air conditioning units • (lndergrotrld perking • On-srte security • On-site maintenance • Parking Included 5970.00 to $1570 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL (AJA)Q (TORONTO) 427-0363 OR 861-1000 BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS Wdro0m sures and 2 bedroor- suites, in :mmac6istefy maintained building, broadloom, 3 appiiances, (tool. snooker table, games mr tennis courts, exerc se room. iauresty !aalifles rr :covered pork;ng. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-5 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571=3522 CoR� ON AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT TWO bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliaru , laundry facilities and underground parking Included. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment !n 'arrtuy b,.iuding Aur conditioning, broadloom, 2 appi.ances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, urwerground parking Included. Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 vu s k ns Sat, -Sun 12-5 ■eaarOWAYIO^ APARTMEW Near O.C.. with balcony. IneWes lodge. slave. Prlun9. le1o4ry foatrsss, asiiMirssiiaty.cat PICKERING - bungalow. tomer Moor• West Shore area, two lege Oedloorrs. t.rrp.I yard. pw kmg, now schools and GO. .kms I AM Cal Lamy al 509- 1264 or 9464977 (TF) ���tbedforced 4 rtlodwn tripisx, appowxm and uuiities mcktdsd. Cap Sheft 697-29M evenings. or 2858555 PICKERING - LMwpocllBayly days. (05493) bright modern two bedroom SPACIOUS two bsdroorrl apart basernant aparlimena, asprovM "tags in 6 put wih balk ay sntrartts tug bath fridge, sloe, near Oshawa Cents. Heat, FAVI= MUG" with valance. w 1396 Yameita on rOedloll glad. laundry parking. close to Go hyd/o, fridge, stow. parkng 7211&4' long. $89 84x84- long. `. �, road legal, 61500 o.b.o. Cap wd --A* - Must be seen. included. AvadaDle mredsately. "g. P.V.C. $49 and W. Oil-. 4 p mit 686sill (050793) 3850 utilities ncl ded. FtaVlast Cal 6663297. (050493) Al sizes. YgOYlion and No pats. Call 1.416- RESIDENTS needed for Drivab sizes available. Also roller Comptilarr Basnicirp abo INSURANCE..m Open 9.9pby ro 9.757 579.7576. (06050) flung aboomodationt a quiet frro rrsdu, Ifte n leading to part Sym. Cap Af1tl,lw• 7231125. DARK pine dining roam suit•. bas UW6 chairs. and tbast, shades and rim binds. 428- 0937. (040993) 0937. awi". appointment. Monday to Saturday. Molosm cle. Aub and aa Whitb central bcaeoru. X50 AJAX - one bedroom apartnent (050793) buftsl and hUCIL $1100. Cal . . br tab. tomenta d MIMITBY TIRE very wi pelitive property ►ales. Cal sopmae smance. all utilities Included. a cow air, and i 190. irsekeire FrWfaa and relwwuas required. 430. IF you wePAWN singleaalialliss 8314502 (050493) baste, Tris Yee► out Iwrtpure. Sklar Pspplar, excellent 103 Durndal St. E. (Comer d Hwy 612102 Over 20 years experience. 427.3595. (050693) use POOL available May 1. $600 tis0as L -74 for appoirgmwtL (D5 1193) Or sopwaled divorced with three years work S1MlYlK3 pool, 21 h. TaurdOn. 041 equpmerN Yichuled, $050. etc. .very eacona bile. 726- 8011 « ask Ann. PIN N& 430•$900 Marble Phone 683.8462 (050793) DOWNTOWN Whitby - Brock NEW one bedroom apartment OM-wpe. You may � tot Und with trrsgsn lar with Oak kitchen, lit live n filandefuskjanosapyou aro and bumper pads. $150. Tebphons 4362236. (050493) row CO. tinted. condition. and r mom' 9e twoail�lablri room with window in new home. Non smoker, fridge, asp 45 and haw recently ischia laid on. yon may queNy, fo, Vain MOVING sale - dining room set ZQO VV tktit $10,000 takes t Call 433 1787. (05069:) BOAT Sops -Balsam Lab on Trent System. Quist harbour. f herig. b i $650 morin plus unities. FrWlast required. Cal slow. Wiss. Nicable. parking included. Hwmony/Rosslend. ing assistance. DIP/CERT, Lotus. Wordperled. D -bass. and hutch Includes 5 chairs, $500. Air i ht Stoll $600. Ken fridges, 1888 Buick LeSabre, 4 door, dew was-, good up 40 h, t300 orb up. phone 705. 668-0370 Frank or John. Available immediately. $550. *Ord. ac�ac bsdlord, afIlAOCad. more Dishwasher and WANTED - stoves, and �d, private dM anter, boded with As - air. ave Interim. As 454-11µg (050993) (050493) 725.3708. (050 723) Ventura. pagierelker, Harvard, microwave. $100 each. 686- niot Also warsewasher pickup truck king $8465 o.b.o. 723-3802. Apartments PICKEFiNG - fumisMd bass WHITBY - West Lynda area, Y Corel, Catpukw Psograrkenie 0232.(050793) (newer than 1978). Call (0506931 400 For Rent rttsM apartm,Ma, cPen txxhoepl• Ilpartrter,t, and Systems Analytal Cobol O18COYERY Toys and 420.111M. (TFALL) - - Panwg. fireplace. dose b GO s Owned Pascal and C.MactMosh.Ouwk vend pirtWata. Otrrftwn no Tarty, WANTED - used spin dry WANTED 1eq Hyundai Excel. automall, 81 000 kms., good clean AJAX-aebe If rSPartnwtb and all ameniies. Availabis immediately. Non smoker faun laundry, cable and utilities Included. Suitable for tingle Business Buunest �r�Pr�for_ 427.3010. call me o obtain Darty Wat call rte t0 Dorado just or N! Pio iq order. 1 r4a4hsr, baby laksrudry. Please kwN 983AQ9 t0 aw ,. 4- 427.21 M. g- Oou " 99&V. Quist peAttq - $800 •YrekrMe. 888 �wOa $600 fes. Cal 839• 31 4 0 (�2�) pr�paL IliM or". Available (FT) WMndr 88b3"4. Op0198) - F r . e ... fr • • • • r P.M (0404 1 219.1 (060093) June 1. 430.7457. (060793► 400 " " ot HWY e2/Rothorglen, new modem bright two bedroom basement apartment, side eMrarae, lull bath, 4 appliances, cable. $745 plus 1/3 hydro and weer, no pets. non smoker. firW Last. work Merenoss. 428-1428. (0502f►3) ONE and two bedroom apart- ments available. Reasonable rases• all indusivs. Located in south Oshawa. Close to schools, hospital and Grin, Cal 728-4993, between 9.9 p.m. (050793) WHITBY - one bedroom two Split Level apartment, fireplace. separate entrance, walkout to deck and yard. Laundry. fridge. stove, first/last, references. $580 inclusive. Available mmediately. 430-3579 even• bkpt and weekends. (050793) QUIET two bedroom basement apartment, north of Oshawa Centre. Close to an amenities, separate entrance. Cable, 4 pce, bath. share laundry, $625 at nctusne. 579-5039. (050493) WHITBY area, 2 -one bedroom apartments, ava table rrr'hedtately. Freshly renovated. 5550 monthly. First and last required. working Pecole only need apply. Contact Gary. 839- 0964.(050593) BEAUTIFUL private 1 1,2 year old apartment, central air, central vac, tndge. stave cable. .141166. $685 per momtr Please alt A your mature. non ;mower and quiet. 427-7374. (050593) AVAILABLE .mmed.wely in Whitby aoartmenr oudding Soacaous, carpeted, newly paintedapartment veer oaicory. close t0 bus. shopp,ng. All .,titres included. No pas. one bedroom. 3550. two oedroorn. $660. Call 6665173 AJAX - arge one bedroom oasorr+ert apartment, a.. cv. . aundry separate er••ance 'rpm garage. 4 OCB- bath- aCCeiS 10 0004. all utilities lrckoded S,ngso 'emals preferred. $625--Drthiy Cal 427.9782 (05102931 AJAX aasentent aparrrort. corrZar,at,dn kecher and 'rvmg 'oo^". arge bedroom. 4 pCe Dal". sundry facilities. 683- 3119.(050293) AJAX very dean basermert aoartment w.•n separate entrance. iark.ng. walk 'p Go. available May •5. Nor s^aker. 3750 rxlusive. Cast Clovis at 427-0372.(osc293) PICKERING - one bachelor bassmrm apanment most to GO station, rip list month 000041 'squired. 3500. mortrly otos ut4909. Cats JaveC or :red. 683- 2U8. (050593) PICKERING - LnerpooitBay+y. osiautdul. Drgrt mail renovated 3 bedroom man level of mouse. private entrance, oark ng appliances, aumdry. storage. zirvais barkyar0. dose to GO and amerea-s. Ill be seer Arailab4 maw. $ t 100 ,t14446 nclude4 Frs' ast ragw,red. No pets. 1-4'6-579-.1576. (0SC593) WHITBY one becroom apart meet in Voorwan home. $430 rriontrLy ncrross h". mydro cable. laundry. Non smoker. 12 month lease with one nc ih free. Close to GO bus•arriondet. 416599.4962. (050793) OSHAWA - two ossomorn front apartment 1n duplex. Nice and Quiet residential area. arge INrg morn and kitchen, nioery decorated. Fenced yard. $650 . hydro. Landlord pays for heating andwater. Available immadlately. 728-2255. (050490 SELF contained two bedroom basement apaninai , only one year now. bright dean separate laundry. 4 Poe. bath. asking $625. Available from May 28th. Frank Neat 2863993, Ran Rouge River Realty Ltd. (x&31 PKWA314c . wonted mates. ruin smokers: Spacious one bedroom apartment with lowae entrance. fridge. stove. eat., a.. cable. between YNnass Rd. and Rougernounir sot of 401. $650 monthly . $600 security deposit• knqube, 501 3170.(050293) WHITBY triplex. spacious 3 bedrooms one bathroom main level apartmwM Large to r ed yard, close to all amenities. Walk to GO, $875 per month. available mnediaely. Fist/last roquired No pent Cap 430.9448 or686-7895.(O50493) OSHAWA North - close to downtown, small building, laundry sorts Parking, scrap. two bedroom . dining room. FirsUlast required, $600 per month • hydro. 324 Surrey, Oshawa. Call 794.1619. (040493) AJAX basement apartment with walkout to park. Private entrance, parking• utilities included. Prefer non smoker. tirs0asi• work record. Available May t. $630. Call Ray 428- 9996.(050793) PICKERING . one bedroom bassiment apartment. apprat. 600 sq.tL. separate entrance. bnoodban, 3 Poe. bath. C/A., Laundry. available May 1. $575 irtpANs. 631.1683. (05069* PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 2,1993 0 14 0 ': 494 A°'`°' 500 . - . •For Sale .500 ForSale 590 o BI S 590 o I, iu�s 620 PICK - Ittepe tss0 - largetwo MCKErn THREE bedroom townhouse. NEXT to Cypress Gardens - gor- ba tea► beednoodose n 401MIftites Rd. underground genus two bedroom, two bath Go, chapping, own Ia*t19 room in basement oc• condo, fully equipped, heated driveway, must be mature and spied by qurel bachelor, $880 monthly . utilities. Call 686- pool, lacuzzi. tennis courts. 30 min to Disney. Available May - quiet. First and last, references, 9221, (050793) Oct. For information and photos credit check. $700 inclusive. Available June 1. 839.1243. ROa1l$ TO call 436-9752. (051193) (�) 430 Rent GORGEOUS three bedroom AJAX - clean spacious one /s acre hobby farml 1000 h, of condo. close to famous Clear bedroom basement apartment. ROOM for rent in luxury condo water Beach. Pool, jacuzzi. BBQ. and Available separateentrance, om broadloed, utilities included. complex. Preferably female. ideal for siuderx. Close to lake private yard. last week of April through to Close to GO, no pets, non Indoor pool, etc. $380 Plus. Can December. For information and smoker, firsVilast. references. Chris. 427-786&. (050493) to view photos. 686.9846. 1 $675 monthly, available AJAX south- pleasant furnished % 193) 9 piox. all bndk, fumy reread. catle• nice e'9 mtOOd, nes' immediately. Cal 686.1754 after 5 p.rrL (050793) room, friendly adult home, own N, share facilxes, near bus. FLORIDA - Madeira Beach. 1500 sq.ft, luxury troni Ol t-of-Toi 540 Camper 570 0 last. $1500 available July t. 427-0394 6 gull Properties Trailers Sites IMMEDIATE possession -base $W Weekly. after condo. 6 appliances, 2 . 1 OPEN House - Sun. May 2. 2.4 sq.h. 3 bedrooms. 1 1,2 bane, ment bachelor apartment, p.m., anytime weekends. bedrooms, two baths, all /s acre hobby farml 1000 h, of GETfor summernowl Ina central Whitby, parking. new (050699) (050693) accessories, heated pool, shorMre, plus wet, pits cabin. targe bsautlcampground rtpground with appliances, two entrances. AJAX south - room available in Iro�i screened s°^ch sae $499. Also 125 acres plus tughook ups spacious FAMILY SSW. 866-2220. (050293) friendly smoke tree home, dose noon, wreekf0 omhy. Photos trout pond/stream, $299 per and ADULT sites and organized - to lake, bus and shopping. and mailer. Call 723-6069. month. Financing available. activities. We have a large CENTRAL Whitby location - Please call 686-0383. (050793) (052393) 427-9W. (050783) selection d NEW and USED Large 3 bedroom on a clean quiet court, top floor, private OSHAWA East, large unfur- CLEARWATER • 3 bedrooms. Cottages For Park Models and Travel Trailors starting x1400 -many on entrance, laundry facilities nshed room, parking. Private, fully furnished, air cat.. mobilo homes, Heated pools• hot tub. 550 Sale if sites. Call for an W to dais fest or available. F ' , stove, park ridge $ 9 0 per week, Available a i I a b I e bnd ..Myon tennis, neareaches a drop in to PIGEON LAKE Firstllast. available May 15. y immediately. 725.7880. . anraCOwelcome.ons. Children welcome. BEAUTIFUL Cordova Lake, 5 PARK, Open 7 days a $740 plus Real and hydro. 404- (050293) Photos. (Less than motel). $275. year old winterized cottage. week. 705.7915376. (050283) 0469. (0W'93) ROOM to rent in house with one weekly. 683 5503. (060693) Yew round across, 3 bedroom fishing. 4 Doe• bath, .00 UVERPOOL/BAYLY - dose to other. lull access in horns. pace 10 Homes ft. amtall beech. ,coo n. frormage. 575 Loans all amenities• large newt 9 Y itable, utilities included. Western Exposure. 95 min. from rertovaed three bedroom main mm. to Pckering GO station min. 5 For Sale Oshawa $123.500. Evenings. floor, and two bedroom Call 831-5206 atter 6 p.m. (416) 666-9652 (050583) BORROW $10.000, pay as little basement. Too many features to fest. 420-0467. (050593)SOUTH Ajax - 4 bedrooms. Camper as silo per month o.ac. Cal Jerry, 668-7200. Ankibis Invest- (050593) PICKERING - furnished room. 2008 sq. ft. on 50 ft. lot, backing 570 Ltd. - one large bedroom separate entrance, cable. walk . Onto conservation area Man nbor tamiy room' With fireplace. Trailers Sites MONment ole MONEY Prbloms� Loans. debt basement apartment, private emrande. pankxg, tut kitd+en, to Go. use o yartlrpoo. share bath aril kitchen. $9C weex'y TWO car garage. 3 baths, 3 aP Valley CEDAR V Reson, seasonal consolidations, credit $500 rrtonth Pius /2 utilities. h Call after 6 p m. 831-'2'9 prances'window coverings included 6245.000 Private. Cal trailer camping, 1912 yearly. Beautiful 7 kms east of Ororor air �9eA1°nls• personal budget planning, gameness stopped. Werner, days. 292-1530 ext 563.(040493)O!tS.Cortc.Une4.1116 (050293) 683-6593. (050793) Hwy FREE CONSULTATIONS. AJAX clean I;imaheC room in DESIRABLE northeast Oshawa 7862562. (050293) Credit Counsellors (Pickering- PICKERING - wa;kout Two quiet house for rent to resPon- sem 3 bedrooms. rec room, BEAUTIFUL South Lake -talo Oshawa). 4331425. (TF) bedroom basement apartment n style ^tale. separate ent'ance. paved tlrrve. shed. lar IenCAd 9e and trader park. Sandy beach. executive home. central air, dose to bus. shopping and 401. yard. pato. Irving roomdinng playground. store. roc hall. /I�1 5X0 Mortgages fireplace. 4 appliances. proles- Firstlast, cal 6860959 or leave room, taster,fly decorated. got snack bar, etc. Farcy camp VV sonaly built. $750 inclusive. message. (050593? heat, near Schools,'shoppng• gond. Seasonal rate $760. MORTGAGES and bans. 95x 6834244. (050293) Shared large assumtable mortgage. as- 1;93 Minden. (705) 286-2555. f downalso HARWOODrBAYLY - available 450 king $112.900 July - arranged. May 1, spacious two bedroom ACCOmITI. aos,ng- 985-9978.(051493) n unqualified. Cal Doug 668 - basement atpartmem for rem. WHITBY - two storey loaded Vx Mortgages SVO 6805. Communuity Financial $750 inclusive. No pets. no ONE r>o°Or-' aPa`"O'l- l`i with extras, $179"900 Ajax two Services iTF) smokers. separate entrance, room. Kitchen, lull bainroom, private entrance, dose to all storey absolutely magnificent. fndge. stave inclusive. tall 428- amenities. Available June 1. worl lash $224.900 Call Fred MONEYTOLOAN 9748.(050593) F rstlast. 6540 inclusive. Cal Machell, Ctoltlwll Banker AMR. Who t IIcredit? AJAX - bright one bedroom. 420-2078. (050693) R.E. 728-9414. !050493) Furniture - Business ix Personal Loans walk out basement. separate SHARED accomodal,on will, THREE bedroom house twO, in- Car Figilignering o Consolidations emrance. sus single persor, non nice people. clean COmtlortab ie law apartment. Hwy 02 and snicker. ilio ones, fires antic lest, room in townhouse. Shared al 'ownlins. For sale Or rent t0 a All Considered $525 inclusive- Available now taoites and appliances. Two ow- . 3 1,2 baths. double garage. Call 1 i t 4 Yes 428-9147. (050693) minutes, r,0 Go and Pickering 6139.900. Call 404-8477. WHITBY Dow•,iown - small Transit. s39C monthly, 619- (040493) Loans apartment bit, dings. Two 0167. (05029'3) COURTICE - $179.90C. Ab- r•�--••.------ (approx.)................_ u•�.......-------- ..__ fSO.00monfby $125.00 w.on th ly _-. bedroom w0, balcony. $610 WHITBY - shared acoa++odation soluteiy stunn,ng 4 bedroom soo.."""'"--"-' °•A _ -- $135-00 ewntey monthly . l,ydro. Also one nVictorian lion non srrtokrg, backspla. professionally -Cl, bedroom apartment. $590/ well meintaingic $395 montiy, finished lamily room and $10.000...._.__.__. ................ _. azSO.Nex*nt61y mhly mo. Both nctude parking.includes hear. hydro. laundry. snOOKW morn. decorated and Priced f1S.ON..---.--.--• O. C. $31S.Dom-thy laundry 1000 L avail bis June 1. Close to GO bus,'arreeneies. 416 landscaped to PWIW Or. )lee coeswlta tion Cease to schools, lirst'1ast. CAN 59%"4962 (050793) to sell will, Fist home Marketing 1 call %ow (41 6) 440-1264 Yes 6694000e or 73"574. (040493) C o n s u tants. 432 7042. LARGE con slay rams to share (050793) MORTGAGES and Personal HOUSes For 41 O w tr -or smoKiny '*male preterred K4chen, rec room. m WHY renin Golden OppoinuMry Loans - call r you are: Sell employed. have 670 Personals Rent -eWe. la;;nC y dock and yard to own a row 3 or 4 bedroom payment, AJAX rlc4uded $38C icer rtonm. 668- horns wrth only $500 down To -004. Income dsticuhes Ot boon turned down. CityCan - brick bungaiow, very ^«9 clean. excellortt rnour'now. ' 805 (0506931 quality tion a mortgage. no problem. Buy duct trom buider. Financial, 436-8104 Oshawa. BRDES - wedding day rrtake- c, o s e t o 4 C 1 . s n o P s and WORKING Eerttale kook ng for For details. dal 1116-097-2702. 254-0897 Pick", (050493) da sore h loir lades and oasts in the comlom o your schools. No pieta. 3950 sus utiM- FirslNaat, avaAF- May same tc share large 3 owroorrl (050493) Aare by prolesswnal Abene 1. 6833282. (050493) house private bath. snared itulaw toundry taches. heat ATTENTION Renovators - WIW 670 psis BConsultants, For an es- alli PICKEAING - 4 bedrooms pl s hydro n c i u 0 s d Available tripex , brick o urlOrg. ravine let. I ceptional price. cam Fran of Mindy. 404-0027. (050603) ane bedroom basement mrnod-ol0l er Call 576-3966. buy IOr n^Or19a9o• Must quality. Nartmerkb. 6 applartoes. 2 12 (050693) 9 piox. all bndk, fumy reread. catle• nice e'9 mtOOd, nes' FURNISHED two bedroom Fran ,ncorne $250.COI Cal Frank nOvt C. 20-0414. schools, shopping. 401. ffW condo. Harwood and AMlell,l Banker AMR R.E. 728-9444. last. $1500 available July t. r pod. takevew, balcony. outdoor (1001. (050493) 4209171. Wine Courts. heath dub. 6300. --- - AJAX - Harwood/401. 1300 427-0572 atter 6 or leave OPEN House - Sun. May 2. 2.4 sq.h. 3 bedrooms. 1 1,2 bane, nessaga (050293) pm 36 Surriadk Rd., BuAkMon. RUM floc laundry rooms tonosd LOOKING for third person to Custom two storey brick IKen . tace treed lot. nested pool two yard. $1050 plus ubauos. Cal snare large 5 bedroom exec'- $324.000. 416.263-8651 690-7556. (D50693) live home, 4 bathrooms, 2 (050593)) FOR your pleasure - XXX tall lacy and phrabs. Dscesll For inlorrrwtlon. wrote Karen. Boa 67044D Kebrwwl BC. V, Y 7P4„ adults only pill- (0607991 R MiLLY Fat Free - lose 16 lbs. in 24 days, eliminate tat, In - Ce your energy. I" glen wtd...do it Safe and Natural. (416) 434-2102 (050793) PICKERING - three bedroom ISOPgces, targe Irground swim - closet to 00. two spplandee. ming pool. Loa of room. Avail- IMMACULATE Whitby home. available krtrtvW,alely. 4995 per able wri rediatMy Cal to view three bedrooms. three month. Phone $39-3069. 6639621. (050493)�hroOrti• centralae^"� a> 660 Bingos 660 Blnlpos 660 Bingos MW793) lase suits or tssnage paradise IN country setting - young lanced rarA $170,9= Sundajr DETACHED own quill house. couple lookup for non smoking 21 p.rrt Open House 90 BasNx 3 bedrooms, 1 112 baths. 4 almglo fermi pre,erred. 20.30. Bid. GGg-1394. M5069M appliances. close to 401 and Musa have own vehicle. $400 Go. $900 . utilHxss. AvaYabis monthly. Furnished room. BROKER has 1510,OtX) to land at /� June 1. Call 6668723 or 430 utilities included. Call 2303260. $110 per month. Contact Doug 3637. (()505fl3) (050593) at 6688605. Community Finan TOP K UPPER lorel. LJvsrpool/Sayly. AJAX - share luxury home with ckaal sertripes. (1-F) spacious 3 bedroom backspiit, t exercise roan and sauna with PICKERING - John Soddy - two 12 baths. walk to GO. Laundry. Ons mals. Must be responsible. Years old. luxury 3 bedroom. / 6 paiknm p, CIO" to all aenslos dean and quiet. $495 inclusive, oversized family room with INW Available Juns. 1. $925 plus 1/3 AvaiHbie immediasiy. Cal 426 firspklC8k formal dining roan, utilities. Telephone 420-9217 or 6696 (Wave message). (050293) trench doors, to Iwirp room. 831.6431. (050693) bay wirdowe, premium lettood AJAX -two storey none. 3 455 Condos For let, $242,900. No amets. me- Rent e- E master «suits with Rent 7654. (MM bedrooms. waken Closing. fairrely. p yw PRIVATE talo - 4 pies North laundry on main floor. Two PWAMRN' - Bay Ridges . two Oshawa' ample parking- also bedroom cordo. close to Go and with two Dewdroan in :`:; `::z::; near 401 /Go. �� pP all amenities. $860 monthly. law potential. Assume 1100. June 1. 420-5456. Available immadialel . On 16th P (050693) tutor. cal 683 0666. (050793)0' no gYk19 686- S 9 153. 93 (0504 1 ::::::: NO down payment? Good credit? Good Job? You Can bye�/6PAWi R�olrfnhouses >' •'•:'> `: for tits price d rem, wails prices SPM 51 OT11 N2. ;:. and raise aro down. Call Doug FOr Sade;#' or Bram. Community Financia, OFFICE suiuble for amid in - 6688605. (TF) deIsph pol operator. T*ore, PICKERING Town Centre. 3. 1 { bedroom condo townholum ex- AJAXbeautiful and brightht aectetary and boardroom ser- cellent location. vendor vices available. 427.6533. fffuu%CWOO. Low owpa eriLfms() throe bedroom upper Im at now semi. fenced yard and s122,000. Call 668.6948. deck. 4 appliances. $900 . 113 FOR rat or lease - OOrtsiercial (043093) utilities. First/last. relsrences, no 14-. SPPtox• 800 941 -ft -, $425 pats. a mouth Wave message. May 1.428 2145 haws Ar %met vailablein., distelY. 535 `OilcFwo�r AJAX bedfoom050293detached, Cal 579,6247. (050693) v7� $, o50 per month. Cal Larry PROFESSIONAL office space. OWN a pisce d tfie Suticost. Lot Guimond Renew Gernege. 866 central downtown oshowa, fully for sale. South tewst Florida, 11.1 8350. (050293) furnished. approx. 700 sq.tL with ace. 104x2oe now FL Mwysrs, extra storage space. Cal 7r-'- $6000• U S. Private Sala. 416 T09IIf�10uSK (052m) 5765760. (OWM) 420 F Rent 470 Coes For lf 540 out-oPropplertie Aer>t eMe s WHTHr -Garden town forme, spacious three bedrooms. 1 1/2 $31600 full price. Large mckfdwd baths. family room wrakota b GEORGIAN Bay now Wasaga on V1 rot. Send beech. prat Patio. fWi1W CIO" to 111011141" Beach and Midland. 3 fishing neat to 10.000 acre and transportation. $950 bedroorre. wily beach. do* county fOreaL Orta has, am of monthly. Goo -Silo leave ash BBQ, property can be twin Toronto. Charles, (416) 431- meesaW 05029M on video. 434WIrl- (05250.71 1566. $060111 F O R S A L E 1058 Copperstone Drive Pickering, Ontario A 17,250 sq.ft. industrial building with a very attractive facade of dark blue glass. 18 ft. clear height & 7 shipping doors. Ideal for either an owner/user or an investor. PRjC 0 NOW: $840,000 FOR DETAILS CONTACT Gordon Byrne (416) 777-2200 Colllers Macaulay Nicolis tuntanoi ink. Realtor EQUAL opportunity - m you need or would Ike a second weekly 670 Personals test this will be for you. Hot- test opportunity in Canadal Limited space available, act FREE guide to selecting an Intro nowil Cal Paul. 416.404-9434. Service 12 questions you 6 I 0 should ask. To get your ooDY. Personals tall Oshawa whitby 986 -CARE or Ajax Pickering 1-800-668- 1409 anytime. (050793) JESUS says. car the blind lead the bolind7 Does your mnster wear glasses" The hirNing e the hired minister. Micah 3:11, ,saiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jen Campbell. 1-705-953-9475. ('F) DONT forget Mom. Buy her flowers. Arrangements starting at $6.00 plus taxes. cash and carry. Call early. Roso's Flowers. 215 Bloor St. E.. Oshawa. 434-7393 (Delivery available) (050793) 675 Companions PROFESSIONAL established lady. 40. two children, interested in meeting professional gentlomun who enjoys dancing. dktrors and quiet times at home. Please ropy with phos to: Filo 06067, Oshawa The Week. P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71-5. (050493) XS. M1 1kWe TOWN OF p1CItERNti Tender for Replacement Bollers - Recreation Complex T-4-93 Sow lornders sell be reoeltred by the uldarsigned deparaaert for the above to War flan 2:00 P.M. FrIft May 14,1983 For the fernmill Of eltstill'lg boiler and s and .Wishon of 3 pas W hot water boihM complelt with pim and mmignals, dmm aed tobs a Bart of tlta overall work as specified in aaardance will conditions, floes%aooro and drjwitgs corxairted in fico tender document. The work coil be performed is the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valey Farm Road Pidkefng, Ontario. A site visit has been arranged too, Friday, May 7, 1993 at 10:00 A.M. starting in the toyer of the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 valey Fane Road, Pickering. Ontario. Only bidders who allwW the site visit and perorm a cornpleta viewing shall be allowed to bid on this contract. Tender tortes end specification; may be obtained by contacting the DepaM»nt of Supply and Services. Lowest or any tender not neceesariy accepted The Corporation of to Town at Pickering Department at Supply and Services One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario Liv 6K7 (416) 4204616 Vera A Jeffrey, CPPD. C P P Manager of Supply and DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines * New Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY cW DGlalueNS:NT _qnF ' DENTURE LINER William Steil DT 84 OLD KINGSTON RD., W., PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Alun boos 428-8801 $M R •ow 660 CUL 1735 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario Tel.: (416) 831-2421 Manager: Anna Hawe .Friday, May 7, 1993 F_veninQ Frinpram - Starts at 7.'00 P.m. - •Is $5.00 per Strip Rotary Club Lic. #P931035 VIII ERRORS AND OMISSIONS if your retail or classified ad appears today for the first Otte, please c hire i( GarellJlly to No that it is correct in every detail. Notice of an error in your retail or classified adveruserne rs must be given to Ai>x/Piclelierino News Advertiser in time for correction before the second insertion. The Ap>uPidtaing News Advertiser will not be responsible ler more than one incorrect inst rion. or for damages Or costs' beyond the cost of the 3 wo ly ooeupied by the error. Furdler. no responsibi dry will be assumed for failure, irladvertant Or otherwise to publish any adverdsemem ordered and socepied. When canceling an ad before expiry it is important to receive and retain your CANCELLATION NUMBER for possible future reference. 576-9335 796-7672 Business Home j05000M Services _ Improvements Housecleaning ARE things Doing up? Quality word processing available for all NEW to area. 3• vie. old female. Seeks ARE you having problems find - into time to dean your home? Carpenter Builder your typing needs. Reasonable rates, free pick up and delivery. BfA1Sh Trained For professional cleaning, call Helen's Home Service todayl Call TOOAYI Melanie Martin, 18 Yrs. Experience 427-1041. (05o293) 430-8167 493) Mary Watson, 666 5190. (0504 Al renovation work BEST reliable person will do ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, undertaken. Kitchens, cleaning the d a bl �• Very other Thursday and Friday available. graphic design, advertising. bathrooms, basements, Rates. $40-65. Phone after 4 Business or personal ,bars Reasonable rates. Also lessons drywallcelllrlgS, , p.m. anytime weekends. 576- 4367. (050793) available. Randy Timms, (416) 342-2279. (TF) decks, fences, etc. For Moving, woman 30-40 yrs dinner anti a free estimate fall Tom 831-6596 Storage Dnving Schools S&B 7"ving SChoOI. 3 essorts and test. 575. 10 lessons. $150. Call 287-3060 (051993) Gardening, Landscaping 1;V. 13"C46lld 24W.4 a eyr..f 7.e. t • Maintenance • Estate • Condo - Comm. Residential; Pruning • Landscaping - Retaining Walls • Interlocking Stones - Rock Gardens Authored LMiock Contrwifor 839-5349 4.113 GARDNERS TOPSOIL TREE REMOVAL, CLEANUPS landscaping, driveways etc. most reascinatlie rates FREE ESTIMATES cam 428-5700 Ask for Rob GRASSWORKS - lawn cutting, pruning, yard cleanups, light cultivating, grounds rnaintenanCe, cap 432-0991 anytime. (050693) LET ECONOLAWN do the alb for you. Reliable service for all your la,•n needs. Cutting. cleYt- ups, lending flower beds. Ask about our vacation package. 427-7304. (051393) Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbistl, Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish - ym make ill, 11 1take it. pp°,i Call r •dly, 430-M RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting & decorating. For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 LEAKING TUBS & SHOWER STALLS Repaired & renovated Wall & floor ties supplied & maned. M/C, visa. B.B.B LOWEST PRICES, Free estimates. Can Bernie. Progressive Tie LAS. HOME PAPROVEMENTS Foca on quaky 9 allcobble pnmi Complete goo h0novalmons, framing, diysrall taping. pamhrlg. Call Ron at 679-2610 OW of 831.41644 after 6 and weekends. TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast dean reliable service. 420-CYJ81 10 4 I spookma kq in, holow collosift Illookowe,S mawftitb Mll . rrlslsees/, unak & L budoud Usti • Werk etslat ort be emkmw Carpenter Builder Brush Trairwd 18 Yrs, Eperiar ce Al ren0'VabOn work undertaken. K%Chem badwoom ,basemergs. bars, drywall, ceilirgs. flecks, lertoes, at. For a free estimate tall Tom ALL types of fences and del chain link or wood. Custom decks at discount prices. Vinyl replocerTWII windows. SuplPlisO and installed. 683-5788. M50693) ARNOLD'S Home improve- rtrents - plastering, painting• drywall, suspended ceilings. meI al and wood tranang• decks and fences. For good prioss and good quality work call Arnold. 420.6372 () OCs CERAMIC Was, Pr WNwonaW COtiltiTltliCTIOM k*tWW. Walk. floors. kMcwt hs and bsdwoorrs. Expel repays. Interior and exterior Great references. For a free Vis, farMotiona Bfld estimntek pkat, call Dave at cofialruction. Fast and 6@3-37m- (052593) Clean probuional work EUROPEAN fife specilat will renovate your bathroom or klidMn weak as web as Goofloor CRAIG 686.1913 tee 20 year eop«israe. d S.G.S. Construction Ltd. - references and satisfaction quality exterior and interior guararMed• For free Baum tee. rsriovatlorts. ,s adtJiiors 0. OyMM 725-4913. (TF) JOURNEYMAN electrician. and klsured. Contact Gary in service tdnwgM. rewiring, additions, and renovations. Alf work Hare guararNsed, fres W*nates. Can, lmrupwmaaEneMw 4204M. Oniax) CONSTRUCTION Fran51rigNUshed pontry intedioiorr& Exterlor Renovadons Kitdwn/ Botha 520-4379 John Free Whitten Eedmates FENCNG Specididn In RaeidslNW OrIMi•HoNs andSet p'beta For Foe Estirs" Call I)1"rA34le4 Oftfi GUAUTY wort by father and son team. Well experienced, hard working. Renovations. additions. docks. etc. Cal us for a flee ,adnate 571-1263 Bill or Rod. Oshawa. (TFALL) RENOVATIONS - cabinetry. additions, kilchers, badvooms. prttNrp stones. Isno . dockl MOUNTAIN MOYNG SYSTEMS We will move anythin anywhere. anytime Commercial or residential. Packaging. s(orage and boxes available. Senor 3 mid month discounts. Free estimates 57,-0755 AJAX Mowng Sliver-ts - fill services, moves, appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move Call 427- 0005. (TF) HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - move big or small, we once them all Free estimates, seriors discount, short notice moves. Pianos moved. Comparable rates. Cap 432-2850. (TF) MAN with tuck and,'or men for alt your mwng needs. prices to to your budget. Special rats for seniors. Starting at $3Ghr. Give Pete a call at 5769533 (TFALL) MEN with large truck will do household move, res,denual. oomrrlercial. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane. 427.2856. Painting, Decorating PROFESSIONAL pair* ^g and wallpapenng One room or whols house. guaranteed Iowev rates. No lob's too small. Quality workmanship guaranteed. Cap 430-2595. (TFALL) PROFESSIONAL Damming, nte- nor and exterior. drywall taping. plastering and spray. Call Allredo or Hollis. 7211337. (TF) Party Services MAGICIAK clown friends 'ready to entertain for any age• arty occasion. Birthdays• promotions, openings. fundrasers. Magic stows are furl Lonuce hep. 839.7057 or 728-8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic for children's parties and all occasions. have my own magician. Call Ernie. 6684932. Plumbing immayman pkmtlbw No job too small - Faumw showers, basement washrooms, we ben;, ttaa Any renovation or additim Daytime: 427-4174, Ham.: 4274809. Ask lot Tom. For orabl work�t rMsoy�o prices. Call Ray at ' 28ZM3 FREE ESTIMATES p�utttltalele • bat raM • wall( •yRyp�oyl�m �-� ".I�" •. .d.r•oi�t awieew7eM1 IerA1�1e/ie •flew Odom • five "*a" f land w Ckanl1lq cuslom building. free Mlirnmft 4164W-6865 or 705-987-9649. Yard j05000M Maintenance SAGER Contracting - all en)o sports, 30- all sports. espeishing I at tenors. downrxu and fry I ago love to carpentry, additions, NEW to area. 3• vie. old female. Seeks renovations, kitchens, Pyrs PROPERTY bathrooms, home maintenance emergency service, furniture M,Mtli refinishing, quality work GC�V guaranteed. 15 Years t e1¢reriM108. 062915. (TFEFG) LoamCuting SERVING Durham Region for Garden Work 17 years. Additions. sundedu, Tract PNrt' � patlo door,�rerc� rooms, etc. Free M, I'm a 45 r. old male down on hair. es"atim, ...ty.n,-7rdfeY[ructi 11 I --11111how Led. 4165765760. (050893) a 5n StY. seeks slim green eyes. y 1 I Mother's Day In Memoriam Tributes Will be Published Mother's Day - Sunday May 9 Call Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Classifieds 683-5110 Today Show Everyone That You Still Remember... Call Today / f ..j• ..1 , 3,I -- 1MC.'IN A� S•.i- .I'' 1993-PA4.&31 Don't miss this stunning 3444 sq. ft. "John Boddy" home, 4 bdrms., a loft, and designer decor make for lots to see, and the price is eye-opening as well. PAUL HEGARTY, Sales Representative NORMAN HILL REALTY INC. 226-5515 PRIVATE SALE 5,200 sq. ft.... luxurious, 3 yr. old custom built home on 1.4 acre golf course lot, just 15 min. north of Ajax. Including: Large kitchen, dining & living room with see-through fireplace; TV room with fireplace; family room with fireplace, library with fireplace; 4+1 bedrooms, billiard room. Exercise room incl. sauna, shower; 6x7' family size whirlpool spa, 5 baths, 4 -car garage, central' air, central alarm system, cent. vacuum. i Automatic inside -outside light controls and much, much more. Ask for our color brochure. Shown by appointment (416) 985-9116 PRICED FOR QUICK SALE! ACTIVE „rs,y 7&1. 40 yam tau .. vie,-, n.- in � �dy 7,rx, n•„m • ' -0 .pc+,.,tike wan•. aril y,rg + , -iny M. s•.^e^•r sV 1000 YALE '' r,ars. 5 •• 155 -b1 . •w values v,ry �mpor4nt, s••kin •• _0 2635 lam, ,slabish•d, y:," ar.w^h•me• sY 1001 PNOFEss10NAL 25 r -,vf •.vee ova •n. •,st �f• sw,«s v tidy 20-25. 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GENTLEMAN 62 vears. sepia : 1 .1, , c.i : y ' s , ,ill . , rep today'. You may place an ad as often as %ou like. ,., ^ ` .'.. ^pan•., >n'e �SY 5000 aC die^ ? 4seel't ''T nun -smoking Once you place %our print ad you will be issued a mail box number and tour digit OPEN MINDED - e.. ­: , personal access code required to place your voice ad. sr 5001 DOMINANT 2) To place your voice ad in the %rrv,•j• erre ,1 ilry r.; system call r "' 5i02 rersons 1-8-387-8009. WE'LL GET l OU STARTED FREE LNTIL NI AN 311D. SY r 5002 00 As of Mav 3rd call 1-416-976-1991, a charge of $1.49 per minute will appear on .out LADY w „PSY telephone bill as soon as you connect to the service. 5005 PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER MAY 2, 199'3 DELUXE S FT. 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