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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_05_14P • , • • s IF 91 • • t • • ♦ • • { { t i • ! • • { t 1 i • i { { ! • ♦ ♦ • i ♦ ♦ { { { ♦ { ♦ ♦ i ♦ ! ♦ P P t [ l i t t P t e f • i • • • f i • • P 4 SHOW MOM YOU CART WITH A DOZEN LONG 1' STEMMED RED ROSES $99 GSH a I _ _ / 12GRAY sAW, - 619-R Friday, May 14, 1993 1 IF THEY CARE: More than 100 local volunteers will be honored for 9,291 hours of service with the United Way agency Community Care during a meeting May 19. Programs of Community Care include Home Support, where volunteers drive the elderly and disabled to appointments, COPE, which provides stress counselling to clients: and Care Giver Relief, in which volunteers give care- givers "time out" to attend to their own needs. All are wel- come to attend the meeting at the Pickering Village Seniors' Centre on Linton Ave., Ajax at 7:30 p.m. For more information on Community Care services, call 686-3331. 0 7 4' 'r +fit s a a -..—Ar __ i♦ NEW HOMES PULLOLT SECTION Regular features Letters_ Sincerely Yours... .10 Billboard --------I I Entertainment. ------- 13 Sports.......... 16 Classd ..18 Pickering Edition III$DVIRTISER �CLEARA�CE 29 9To93999 M*;PfD,* kcWed Aj cob= ffac ul PO�" tOE BOX Pickering Town Cerdre Acroastronr dominion 831-7009 36 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 +40 GST -55 cents Vol. 112 No. 20 Region slams GO cuts By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter DURHAM - GO train service is "essential for the growth and prosperity" of Durham Region and service cutbacks are shortsighted, according to Oshawa regional councillor Iry Harrell. He made the comments Wednesday shortly before Durham council voted 28-0 to oppose the recently -announced cuts. Council also wants regional chairman Gary Herrema to take a strong stand against the cutbacks when the GO board of directors meets May 21. Mr Herrema is a member of the GO board, along with the chairmen of other Regions in the Greater Toronto Area. It was recently announced that GO will stop train service east of Pickering during off - All washed up Sunny skies have helped put the fun in fun fairs everywhere. Here, Pam Waldensberger of Roland Michener Public School in Ajax gets bunked at that school's recent fair. photo by Ron Pietroniro peak hours and on weekends. Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa would be served by buses. The service cuts came after GO Transit was ordered to slash $6.5 million from its operating budget by the Province. Oshawa councillor John Aker commented Wednesday, "In Durham Region, our Achilles See GO ... Page 5 $5 -MILLION SUIT THREATENED Smoker fumes over hospital butt -out rules By JUDI BOBBITT Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - A Pickering senior says he'll slap a 55 -million lawsuit on the Ajax -Picker- ing General Hospital because he wasn't allowed to smoke in the emergency deprartrnent. Gordon Potts, a two - pack -a -day smoker, says he wanted to light d up in the hospital after being admitted on a 911 call with a suspect- ed heart attack. He ended up smoking out- side on an April night clad only in under- shorts, a robe and slip- pers, still hooked up to an intravenous stand. "When I'm deprived of cigarettes, I get very ' agitated and very abu- sive," explains Mr. Potts, 66. "1 had to threaten physical vio- lence before they allowed me to smoke." The "embarrass- ment, dismay and Gordon Potts humiliation" of stand- ing outside half-dressed prompted his decision to launch a court battle, he says. "I'm going to make it a cause celebre over smoking. I'm going after all the smoking laws." But smoking cannot be allowed in the emergency See SMOKER—Page S Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 686-5155 O 1.—.—P..--D-A. aI am0—watub.- /•f• -S! V10_K_0_MA)()( UNBEATABLE VIDEO STORE 1794 LIVERPOOL RD. 1822 WHITES RD. 420-1991 831-8818 79 ��R 8'� "�� N AVAILABLE yn e a MAY 26 ' '.!ii'['.•, a'R•t'. ', .'•'eRiR!'t1'1tt�G/Etta-$1� rt.=.1L.6U"=•r�..�-i._t n .S R l. t.♦ O J .. .. !'O. 4 ♦ > CZ'l'i l A. ♦ i ♦ LA, : 1 i 4 l : 4'1�.', Pattf.'R'=--THE NEWS 4101WOM FRIDAY, MAY 14, IM ♦ • + /.i + . J:i ♦ Tougher licensing lauded By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKI-RING - A week- end accident that killed eight youths proves the nee, .,r graduat- ed licensing, says our:, i?P. New i)emocrat Jim Wiseman and a Pickering councillor who's vice-chairman of an Ontario Traffic Conference committee applaud the move it, make it harder for new drivers in the province to get a licence The 1)urham NA cst MPP says. "Anything that curbs young deaths would he supported. in light of what happened in Caledon on the weekerc it's a pretty grim reminder o: refonns that are need- ed... Rick 'Anson, newl% elected to a committee of the Oniaric 1 raftic Confer -ce. comments. -Educating our N c i.• ,.er driN ers has to tc the wa% of the future It fLvs to he more of a pr.%:lege than a right to drive. That's w Isere education comes in." Sta! s,ics hack up the local polaucaans statemenL.. Tralfic ikii- dcnL,, ar- enc leading cause of death for peon x between 16 and 24 vicars V:)',.xist< ar. that age group represer.: h per cent of all drivers, but account for per cent of al! people ki,fed in accidents. NIr %'r iceman notes New Zealand introduced a graduated - Airport open house cancelled PiCKERIN(7 - An open house on the impending s:alc o f l'ickcnn� airport Lin&. set for Monday. May I" ha.• been cancelled. Federal government corLwltants Proctor and Redfern Ltd. report there have been delays in field invesugaticxts and proper assess- ments. An initial assessment report that was to have be m avail able at the Pickering clerk's department at the beginning of this week is not ready. Thr open house will be rescheduled and tenants on the air- port lands have been promised notification by letter when a new date taus tx�en set. The open house was intended to provide informawn and receive residents' commenL• on the sale of federal] -owned lands deemed sur- plus to any future airport here. For more information. call Crail Bornstein at 445-3600. licensing system and that country saw a 25 per cent reduction in the number of deaths of young drivers. Achieving that sante success here ..would be wonderful." he says. Graduated licensing will see new motorists go through a two- level process lasting a minimum of 20 months. In the first level. lasting between eight and 12 months. no moxorists: ❑ can only get behind the wheel of they're accomp;uaicd by a licensed t::=.Ner with four years' expenence: ❑ are prohibited from driving on the 400 renes of highways. such asHwv_.-301: ❑ must stay off the road between midnight and 5 atm.: ZI must have a zero bloxi-adco- hol lc vc 1. To enter level two. motorists would have to pass a basic driving test. At the end of the second level. THE L I CUREMO T GINGERBREAD CO. WOOD SCREEN DOORS POOL GAZEBOS DECKS FENCES 6493466 WESTERN ZIANCN Western Ranch Manufacturers of Quality Hand Crafted Western Boots 19 : rsell: Iji'i [III • Variety of styles and colors • Guaranteed workmanship • Competitive prices • Custom orders 487 Westney Rd. S. at Clements 428-1787 HOURS: Mon. • Sat. 9-k Sun. 12-5 drivers would have to pass an advanced driving test. A graduated system will also be put in place for first-time motorcy- clists. Mr. Wiseman says groups such as police. the insurance indusiry and anti -drinking and driving orga- nizations support graduated licens- ing. lie notes the public will have a chance to comment on the details of the plan this summer. Legisla- tion will be introduced in the fall and the new system is expected to take effect next spring For more information, call the ministry of transportation's English toll-free line at 1-8(X)-387- 3445 or the Drench line at 1-8(X)- 461-4803. SOLID VOOD --I FURNITURE LIQUIDATION We have been authorized to liquidate the entire showroom & warehouse stock of U.C.F - . Furniture international. A leading Canadian Furniture Distributor. -- , DON'TYY MISS I THIS SALE HUGE SELECTION BELOW WHOLESALE PRICE 11100'S OF ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM. a ; FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. . CASH & CARRY DELIVERY AVAILABLE OPEN SUNDAY 11:00 to 4:00 PICKERING SUPER WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM 1020 BROCK RD. S., PICKERING ft 10 SL S0A d X01, art writer d PWffff, Units 1.4 0445/6 Hous. wwFn ww io�.�F�o my �s�urroAr iia MAY 12W NEWS ADV. i OPEN SUNDAY 11:00 to 4:00 PICKERING SUPER WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM 1020 BROCK RD. S., PICKERING ft 10 SL S0A d X01, art writer d PWffff, Units 1.4 0445/6 Hous. wwFn ww io�.�F�o my �s�urroAr iia MAY 12W NEWS ADV. Sittler scores with fan Former Toronto Maple Leaf captain Daryl Sittler signs an autograph for Rob Armstrong, employee of The Olive Gar- den Restaurant, Pickering, recently. Sittler was the restau- rant's guest of honor at a fund-raising business luncheon for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. photo by A.J. Groen Knifeman robs store PICKERING - A man armed with a knife made off with a small amount of cash after a hold-up at a convenience store here. Durham Regional Police say the man entered Mac's Convenience at 376 Kingston Rd. near Rougemount Th. around 11:55 p.m. Wednesday and demanded cash from a 33 -year-old male store owner. The owner, who was stocking shelves, surrendered the cash and there were no injuries. He noted the licence plate of the getaway car, which had been reported stolen in Toronto. The suspect is described as white, 5'8" to 510", skinny build, 180 pounds. 25 to 28 years old. Ile has short, blond hair and thin moustache. tie was wearing a plain black baseball cap, a black jacket, blue jeans and running shoes. Police advise anyone involved in a hold-up to hand over the money. "Your life is worth more than what's in your till," reminds Inspector Tony Turner. THE NEWS ADVEJt97SER FRIDAY, MAY 14,1993 -PAGE 3 AJAX-PICKERING - Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens is supporting Kim Campbell in her quest to become national 'Tory leader. Mr. Soetens, chairman of the provincial Progres- sive Conservative caucus, had earlier considered making a bid for the job himself. But he gave up the idea because of funding constraints. Mr. Soetens says he's chosen Ms. Campbell "for her commitment to open up the process of govern- ment in dealing with not only economic challenges, but also the other fundamental decisions the government must face." He says the defence minister's experience in "negotiating sonic very difficult issues through cau- cus in her previous ministerial capacity" is a significant factor in his decision to support her. Most delegates chosen by the Ontario Riding PC Association to attend the upcoming leadership convention in Ottawa have not STARTING AT declared which candidate they'll support. But the majority of those who did declare also chose Ms. Campbell. Choosing a candidate from an urban riding in a major city of Westcm Canada will aid the Tories in its quest for a third majority government. Mr. Soetens believes. "Ms. Campbell has indicated this by impressing Canadians in all parts of the country with her views, and with her plans for Canada's future." FIRST CHOICE TRIM & MILLWORK SALE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY *THIS WEEKS SPECIAL* BID # P-93-01 TYLE e.o� Sealed Bids will be received on the following three properties which are surplus to the Commission's needs: drilled for Fast Easy Installation L Ahona Rd. N. of Kingston Rd. Part Lot 1, Plan 228 142 ' We carry a huge inventory of solid 6650 sq. fL 348C S147 99 0.153 acres irregular 89' frontage x 100' deep 36x80 $152.99 New & nearly new doors 2. Kiogswn Rd E. of Whites Rd Parts Lots 27 A 28 no Broken Front Concession COME IN AND SEE US TODAY! Range 3 2 Blocks South of Bayly off Westney Rd. 6759 sq. fL Turn at Shaw Court Unit #8 428-9821 - 0.155 acres 70' frontage x 95' deep 3. Whites Rd. E. of Sheppard Part Lot 28, Part 1, RP40R-2767 Broken Front Concession Range 3 0.915 acres 200' frontage x 200' deep The Commission reserves the right to submit its own reserve bid, and the right to not accept the highest or any bidder. Bid envelopes and forms are available from Ms. Diana Hills at the Commission's offices, 427-0791, Ext. 201. Bids must be accompanied by a certified refundable cheque in the amount of 10% of the bid price, and must be submitted in the envelopes provided no later than Ione 25. 1993 at 3:00 R.m. (D.S.1'.) Pickering I lydro-Electric Commission 1920 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario L�f/� t.lw 3x6 THE NEWS ADVEJt97SER FRIDAY, MAY 14,1993 -PAGE 3 AJAX-PICKERING - Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens is supporting Kim Campbell in her quest to become national 'Tory leader. Mr. Soetens, chairman of the provincial Progres- sive Conservative caucus, had earlier considered making a bid for the job himself. But he gave up the idea because of funding constraints. Mr. Soetens says he's chosen Ms. Campbell "for her commitment to open up the process of govern- ment in dealing with not only economic challenges, but also the other fundamental decisions the government must face." He says the defence minister's experience in "negotiating sonic very difficult issues through cau- cus in her previous ministerial capacity" is a significant factor in his decision to support her. Most delegates chosen by the Ontario Riding PC Association to attend the upcoming leadership convention in Ottawa have not STARTING AT declared which candidate they'll support. But the majority of those who did declare also chose Ms. Campbell. Choosing a candidate from an urban riding in a major city of Westcm Canada will aid the Tories in its quest for a third majority government. Mr. Soetens believes. "Ms. Campbell has indicated this by impressing Canadians in all parts of the country with her views, and with her plans for Canada's future." FIRST CHOICE TRIM & MILLWORK *THIS WEEKS SPECIAL* TYLE e.o� • All doors are re hum and re- P 9 P 32x80 drilled for Fast Easy Installation 142 ' We carry a huge inventory of solid 348C S147 99 oak and pine trim. 36x80 $152.99 New & nearly new doors no COME IN AND SEE US TODAY! 2 Blocks South of Bayly off Westney Rd. FACTORY DIRECT Turn at Shaw Court Unit #8 428-9821 V F. BIG mmm,-- SUNRUNNER 1993 CONVERTIBLES x ,9 8 Built In Ontario = Smart Lease ® SMAWLEASE Plus tax, licence and security deposit with a buyback of $3800. Mileage conditions apply. FROM Cashbacks applied O.A.C. See dealer for * $239 for 48 mo. details. Plus $750 graduate program available. 266 KING ST. W. FrWA; CH FOR THESE NSERTS A FLYERS COMNG TO YOUDOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD StWAY, MAY 16(93 NEWS (UQJPICK.) 'AILP (PICK) BMMAY (AJAX/PICK.) FRIDAY, MAY 14M IAN AY (�ICK� NEINSADVERTISER (AIIIXIPICK.) CHERNEY'S(AMPICK) ' 1RE (I►MAnCK)) DOMINION CITY ()) AAXPM.) *CONSUMERS DISTRI MNG 'FOOD TOWN (AMPICK) %A (PICK) MA( DRUG (MW LOBLAWS (AJAXIPICK. XI ) 'OFF SKNTASTIC (MAXIPICK) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAYJPX:K.) THE BAY (PICK) PALE PAINTS (AWWCK) 'SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK) SEARS (AJAXrPICK.) • DNivarsd to ssloctod housahotda oNr FRIDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK 6 CHRISTOPHER WATTS Christopher enjoys baseball, hockey & track b field. Christopher received McDonald's coupons oompliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Christopher for being our Friday Carrier of the Week OMMRI ...................... . PAGE 4-THENEWS French�high school teachers' contract talks continue DURHAM - Are students at the Region's only French lan- guage high school being given a fair shake when it comes to course selection? They're not. in the opinion of the 19 teachers at Ecole Sec- ondaire Catholique Charles Gar- nier in Whitbv. In current contract talks, mem- bers of I'association des ensei_nantes et enseignants fran- co-ontariens (AEFO Secondary) are looking for a number of con- cessions they claim will make their school more competitive — and increase job security. But the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board opposes costly initiatives in tough economic times and is skeptical of teacher concerns over quality of education, according to fact finder Robert Lunch of the Education Relations Commission. At present, the school doesn't offer a full range of courses to its almost 230 students and loses oth- ers to neichborhood Enelish school; or French schools in other regions. ..If we keep losing students. our job security is undermined." notes AEFO president Ghislain Lambert. "Some studenLs are pret- ty frustrated with the lack of choice. We want to provide enough courses to he competi- tive. ' The board recognizes con- cerns. "Teachers don't feel they_ can provide all the options. I agree. They can't" notes supenn- tendent of human resources Fred S weency . Still. the School offers a "fairly ELIMIN4TE THESE yvmrl�___ - - L a N.•.. I-)%% EN MUI CH ::.... tw::Ks a. .o h." ., asw: a.aTr-:vJ.r c. TF.0 I- -J e'Ta eaves mover loch �:ppcus �+rct stu :.'c .aur. w krul— 'Aa: �., s.aca �. ..ons atrw' c:nppugs, is vac do u rrnu TLe -1: ,ar: u. ur—. 1- crass .s too ...� :.� mu..r.. the mnuc- ur. K wratC to duch-w :rrxr.:he +wc .r tae RLY BIRD TUNE-UP .t 49.95 &Tai vow a..t-o, zee La* --Boy Dear GUARANTEED REPAIRS We seg. the aes: ane service '^.e •es• 837-0653 PICKERING MARINE 1644 Boviv St.. Pickerina broad range" of subjects, including all those required for graduation. And some science classes have fewer than 10 students which is '.great for kids but hard for the board." Mr. Sweeney adds. AEFO demands include reduced class size, the addition of minor department headships, and redefinition of the term "small school." which would provide additional teachers. But the school already has five teachers over and above a staffing formul& a concession which costs the board almost $300.000 a year. notes Mr. Sweeney. Mr. Lynch suggests a review on how the board ensures "equal edu- cational opportunity" at Charles Garnier. According to Mr. Sweeney, stu- dents interested in courses not offered at Charles Gamier can take them in English through the board's continuing education pro- gram, either at night school or summer school. Other outstanding issues include wages. AEFO has asked for a three per cent pay raise. while the board has offered 0.6 per cent in the second half of a one-year contract. Teachers are looking for wages equal to those earned in compara- ble boards, but Mr. Lynch believes their employer receives less gov- emment funding than other boards and is at a "disadvantage". ("Normal" negotiations contin- ue, despite the Province's pro- posed social contract which could freeze salaries for three vears, notes Grant Andrews, the board's associate director of business.) On the issue of professional development, the board wants to reimburse teachers' tuition fees for only a religious education course which is a requirement for employ- ment with the board. It presently provides partial reimbursement of tuition fees for Barbecue helps needy children AJAX - A Surf `n Turf barbecue at Jokers Sun- platter of steak. lobster, shrimp, vegetables and day will help feed hungry children. salad for S16.99. All proceeds will go to the charity. Proceeds from the event will go to the Feed The The barbecue will run from 4 to S p.m. Children fund, a charity sponsored hN Country 59 Jokers is at 335 Bayly St., Ajar. For more infor- ANI radio station. Patrons at Joker, can order a mabon. call 427-03 3-,. additional qualification courses and undergraduate university courses. Not only are teachers fighting to maintain that benefit, they want increased reimburse- ment. Both sides are optimistic settle- ment will be reached soon. 0 T awd Tips: Pack a few games and small toys to keep the kids occupied. other essential items are: non -spill cups, tissues for wiping sticky fingers and car -sick bags. GO cuts ripped FROM PAGE 1 heel is our transportation link to Metro Toronto. We have a sub- standard 401 and we're attempt- ing to finish the Taunton-Steeles connection. We need full GO ser- vice." Whitby mayor Tom Edwards said most other municipalities affected by the cuts have taken a stand similar to the Region's. If the cuts go ahead, parking problems will recur at the Picker- ing GO station, predicted Picker- ing's Kip Van Kempen. Mr. Herrema said, if the Province scrapped the commercial concentration tax, GO could make $7 million a year just by charging motorists 50 cents a day to park at its train stations. With the tax in place, most of the revenue from parking fees would end up in provincial cof- fers. Mr. Edwards told the News Advertiser he thinks the Region has an "excellent chance" of stop- ping the GO service cutbacks. "We're not the only Region opposed. Other Regions feel the same way." With cuts in GO service, "We're depriving ourselves of future economic development. We'll lose opportunities for jobs and we'll lose opportunities for income," Mr. Edwards added. Meanwhile, on the same day regional council was meeting, GO chairman Lou Parsons was named the Ontario Transportation Person of the Year by the Ontario Com- mittee for National Transportation Week. The award goes to an indi- vidual who has helped improve and advance the transportation industry. Smoker fumes FROM PAGE 1 arca because of oxygen equip- ment, says Tracy Paterson, the hospital's director of community relations. In addition, "There's quite a number of patients there who have medical conditions where any cigarette smoking would be dis- tressing to them." At the end of May, the hospital will tighten up its smoking policy, taking away current smoking areas in the cafeteria and coffee shop, Mrs. Paterson adds. Mr. Potts, who's been puffing for 50 years, says he doesn't believe smoking causes cancer or that second-hand smoke is danger- ous. "It's the biggest scam the world has ever seen." He's contacted the Smokers Freedom Society for help in his battle with the hospital. "I expect to win it. I've got to win it to :a--Ize a point. I'm not doing it for the money; I'm doing it for the principle. This is my stand." He predicts a court case will cost him "many thousands of dol- lars" and suggests smokers unite to set up a defence fund so "if anybody wants to break bylaws" financial help is available. Mr. Potts would be the first to use the fund. "I want to make sense of it," he says of anti-smoking laws. "If (smoking) is that bad, it should be illegal. If it's not that bad, don't keep harassing people." If smoking were outlawed, the government would pay for treat- ment programs to help smokers, Mr. Potts adds. "I object to paying (for treatment) for something that's legal." Luc Dumulong, vice-president of the Smokers Freedom Society in Montreal, says Mr. Pott's appeal for help will be considered. "We'll study his case very, very seriously. It involves a lot of money." UP TO... 50% FIREWORKS OSHAWA DISCOUNT HOUSE Now � As *FREE , FRANK'SdKaeg, RFir FIREWORK W LOOK FOR FRANK'S LOCATIONS ACROSS CANADA Back main, for the 35th year, the biggest and best selected assortment of fireworks any where In Canada W**WdWdM0W MMf-MbCfTft&"M MS REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE ti t IN THE 18 WHEELER TRUCK TRAILER AT WHITBY MALL PARKING LOT HIGHWAY NO.2 AND THICKSON RD. 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PAGE ti -THE NEWS ADVERTISER Ft l[DAY,-MAY 14. 10113 Opinion Green light for new licensing p Ian Ontario's new graduated licensing system -- expected to take effect next spring -- may seem harsh to many of our young people, but it's a move that's long overdue and one that should help reduce the carnage on our highways. More than 90,000 people are injured on Ontario roads each year and traffic accidents are the leading cause of death for people between the ages of 16 and 24. Motorists in this age group represent only 16 per cent of all drivers, but account for 25 per cent of all people killed in acci- dents. Under the graduated licensing system all new drivers will enter a two- level process lasting a minimum of 20 months. In the first level new motorists can only drive when accompanied by a fully licensed driver with at least four years' experience and a blood alcohol level of less than 0.05 per cent; will be allowed to carry only as man}passengers as there are seatbelts in the vehicle; must maintain a zero blood alcohol level; will not be permitted to drive on 400 -series highways, and some multi -lane urban expressways; will be restricted from driving between the hours of midnight and 5 a.m.; and be required to display a vehicle sign identifying themselves as a new driver. New motorists stay in level one for 12 months, but can reduce the time to eight months by successfully completing an approved driver edu- cation course. To enter level two, motorists must pass a basic driving test with a government examiner. At this level more privileges are granted, but blood alcohol and passenger limitations remain. At the end of level two, drivers will have to pass an advanced test focusing on their ability to rec- ognize hazardous situations and take appropriate actions. A similar graduated licensing system in New Zealand has resulted in a'_5 per cent reduction in the number of deaths of young drivers. The new system gives drivers appropriate practical experience in low- risk conditions and will make our highways much safer for everyone. Lets hope the plan gets a green light. Letters � Good Samaritan gets big thank you To the editor, To the Good Samaritan that found my wallet_ I would like to thank the lady, from the bottom of my heart, that found my wallet in the First Pick- ering Place Plaza. I did not even know that I had lost it until 1 received a phone call from the Durham police that it was turned in. Somehow my wallet must have fallen out of my jacket pocket as I was getting into my car. What a shock it was to me. The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Please keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, doubled spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit let- ters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont, L 1 S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. Unfortunately, the police were unable to supply me with your name or phone number as the note was inadvertently thrown out. I would have liked to have thanked you personally. It is most reassur- ing that there are still honest and caring people in this troubled world. Dave Le Gresley, Pickering SIDS feature hits home To the editor, Congratulations to Joan Ransberry for her sensitive and non -sensational article on SIDS. Some media reports of recent research "discoveries" relating to SIDS have actually only served to increase the amount of misinformation accrued by par- ents, and others. I would also like to com- mend Gloria Mills for her dedi- cation to the cause of support for SIDS parents. %Iy family was also devastated by SIDS through the loss of our five- month -old son, two and a half years ago. Since that time we have been very involved with the support and information ser- vices offered by the Canadian Foundation for the Study of Infant Death. For parents, fami- ly and friends of SIDS victims this foundation offers another avenue for support, in addition to the wonderful newsletter edited by Mrs. Mills. For further information regarding SIDS facts or details of support meetings and other services available in the Ajax - Pickering area, contact the CFSID at 488-3260. Karen Fullerton, Ajax What do you think of Ontario's new graduated licensing plan? Lori Mac Neall says, "It's stupid because more accidents happen in the daytime. You shouldn't (be allowed to) get your license until you're 20." Shirley Adams says, "If grad- uating licenses is law, how do you make sure people drive when and where they are licensed to." News Advertiser The lh: N".ws A' "ANPE tKJRQiMT - Edltor-:,_cher °°A� - ^^� �la bw Is protected by HUGH NCHOISON -Advertising Manclger A Metrolond Community Newspaper copyright and BRtKE DANFORD - Petal Soles Manager unauthorized use ASE FAKOURIE - Distribution Monger wIlhoul wrl"on con- NEWSROOM - 613-6110 sent Is prohibited. 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OWOWDI MOW • • "Ill Week. Peterbarauph Thb Week. Rlco,, and HIAhow" Liberal. Scarborough Minor. Ulbsdpe/Stm$TAG Tib,,, Todoys Section Pap• Agee may wry shote, Mom pubY»d rote cad oue to moor artiaal regLkerrmm of dffennt P "MI 1 N°alar'a Pr p. 1160*tp and Dbtrbul V is o MOMW of to Onk0o Comnknlry Nw * PQPen Anoaalon. Secand lion MOI "Oseatbn Number 1197. Mao nbserl W n raps in Carwdo: 1 year. $70 Per ed l n. Skilled students off to U.S. contest AJAX-PICKERING - Two area students will take their tal- ents south of the border to com- pete in an international technical contest. Harwood Secondary School's Terri Decarle will put her baking skills to the test in the United States Skill Olympics next month after winning a gold medal here in a provincial meet. Pickering High School's Eddie Maste will join her after earning top honors in electronics at the Ontario Skills Competition, held Saturday at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. The two are among five Durham Board of Education stu- dents who won gold medals here. The others — from Uxbridge Secondary School and Whitby's Henry Street High School — also qualified to compete in Louisville, Kentucky on June 21. The provincial competition, sponsored by Skills Canada, fea- tured 30 contests, including cabi- net-making, carpentry, photogra- phy, architectural drafting, and residential wiring. Its aims include rewarding stu- dents for excellence, involving industry in evaluating student performance, and ensuring train- ing is relevant to employers' needs. The fourth annual contest involved more than 425 students from across Ontario who won their contest within their school and also within their school board or college campus. Twenty-eight of those students represented the Durham board, picking up a total of 12 medals. Other winners were Harwood's Richard Kennedy (silver, brick masonry); Shawn Muscutt, Aron Muscutt and Andrew Townsend (silver, horticulture); and Clint Ewing (bronze, brick masonry). An Uxbridge student and Anderson Collegiate and Voca- tional Institute student in Whitby also earned silver medals. Pack AftribmIAdd►anls O�I4Itw ees, �• G� w*"SW In " V bna n" .0 ' a fireworks ww3rddsplay-vanetY of tadory chwse trom a new and large the world. fresh twewo*s nI ed from PAYING T00 MUCH for BUSINESS INSURANCE? 683=9725 AAA PINE RIDGE Est. im INSURANCE M Monrch Ave, Unk 14, Alex, Ontrb THE NEWS ADVEATLSER FRIDAY, MAY 14�,19906PAGE 7 Fa'ESH The Place f �4/y 18 A0& = �gKED BREAD ' C�4K�FS, Where Fresh Is The Taste • Technical skills were put to the test at the Ontario Skills Competi- tion, where Harwood Secondary School's Richard Kennedy picked up a silver medal in brick masonry. photo by Ron Pietroniro SUNSHINE NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS No each 3 '/z" POT Many colours to choose from GERANIUMS each 3 '/Z" POT +0 Ideal time to plant perennials, roses, trees, shrubs and hardy vegetables. Q Protect your newly planted annuals, and vegetable from cold nights. ® Weed and feed your lawn with CIL Quality Fertilizer. 0 Visit Vandermeer Nursery for a great selection of plants. Great Garden Value CLAY POTS �% OFF Many styles available. Crease your own pato planter Great Garden Value HANGING BASKETS $12.% 1 • Fuchsia • Impatiens-- • Tuber Begonia py Pico Ivy Geranium =ysys VANDERMEER NURSERY "Where Great Gardens Begin" Corner Of Bayly & Lakeridge Ajax ® 427-2525 ON OPEN SUNDAY Sala pr m efti is unN May 26'93 or wl.r quer m ru r---------------------------- UPONS NOT I * FREE YAD ON DELIVERY FOOTLONG SUB OR SALAD WITH THE PURCHASE OF A FOOTLONG OR SALAD p� (OF EQUAL OR GREATER VALUE) AND ANY 22 OZ. SOFT DRINK i LIMIT ONE COUPON PER VISIT EXPIRES JUNE 30TH 93 465 Bayly SL 05 Kingston Rd. 1340 Kingston Rd. (At Wes Rd.) Rd.) At Whitesl Rd.) (At Liverpool Rd.) AJAJC PICKERING PICKERING 686-7757 --- 420-9911 ----- 831-SUBS—�— J POETIC LICENCE Boy do our rcadcrs know how io riddic: Bclow �uu it find four new licence plates containing a hidden phrase. If you can figure them out. you're eligible for a dinner for two. Write your answer,, in the space provided below, and we'll draw a winner from all the correct entries we receive. DON'T FORGET TO INCLUDE: YOUR NAME AND ADDRFtiS WITH YOUR ENTRY. DEADLINE: FOR ENTRIES � IS TUESDAY, MAY IN AT 9 A.M. WE'LL ANNOUNCE THE i WINNER IN OUR «'EDNESDAY. NIA~' 19 EDITION. LIK B4 U LEP yours to discover L yours to discover AJ B4 BU T yours to discover 7�T�9S THE GR8 I "I,- yours to discover ANSWERS 2. 3. El Mail to: 'Poetic Licence' c/o Ajax -Pickering Newts Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 AJAX uS1i N; ¢ MIN"IY N Z Z Bayly St. E. +J r---------------------------- UPONS NOT I * FREE YAD ON DELIVERY FOOTLONG SUB OR SALAD WITH THE PURCHASE OF A FOOTLONG OR SALAD p� (OF EQUAL OR GREATER VALUE) AND ANY 22 OZ. SOFT DRINK i LIMIT ONE COUPON PER VISIT EXPIRES JUNE 30TH 93 465 Bayly SL 05 Kingston Rd. 1340 Kingston Rd. (At Wes Rd.) Rd.) At Whitesl Rd.) (At Liverpool Rd.) AJAJC PICKERING PICKERING 686-7757 --- 420-9911 ----- 831-SUBS—�— J POETIC LICENCE Boy do our rcadcrs know how io riddic: Bclow �uu it find four new licence plates containing a hidden phrase. If you can figure them out. you're eligible for a dinner for two. Write your answer,, in the space provided below, and we'll draw a winner from all the correct entries we receive. DON'T FORGET TO INCLUDE: YOUR NAME AND ADDRFtiS WITH YOUR ENTRY. DEADLINE: FOR ENTRIES � IS TUESDAY, MAY IN AT 9 A.M. WE'LL ANNOUNCE THE i WINNER IN OUR «'EDNESDAY. NIA~' 19 EDITION. LIK B4 U LEP yours to discover L yours to discover AJ B4 BU T yours to discover 7�T�9S THE GR8 I "I,- yours to discover ANSWERS 2. 3. El Mail to: 'Poetic Licence' c/o Ajax -Pickering Newts Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 `'r'A�%s�t+rt�w3�il�tenitr; �iri�d� Top Catholic teachers honored AJAX-PICKERING - Out- standing Catholic teachers have been honored for their efforts. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board commended Tuesday recipients of its annual Distinguished Catholic Educators Award. In Ajax, award winners are Denis Des Ormeaux (Notre Dame de la Jeunesse), Mary McKenna (St. James), Jane Hurley (St. Jude), and Marion McKay (St. Patrick). In Pickering, recipients are Susan DiClemente (St. Anthony Daniel), Tom Haslam (St. Mar- guerite Bourgeoys), Elizabeth Jar- rell (St. Monica), Susan Larson (St. Isaac Jogues). Andre Savard of Saint Charles Garnier, the board's only French high school, located in Whitby. Fun and good food at LOEB Baywood AJAX - There's fun for just about everyone at the LOEB Bavw•ood Store this weekend. The young and the young at heart can enjoy numerous activities from -t to 8 p.m. Fri- day and 10 a.m. to s p.m. Sat- urday and Sunday. And, proceeds go to the Children's %IIracle Network Telethon, a fund-raising event for the Hospital for Sick Chil- dren. Featured all weekend are games, face painting, bean bag toss and rainbow bouncer for kids. There'll be a Pizzamobile Friday and Sunday and a bar- becue Saturday. LOEB Baywood is at the corner of Bayly St. and Monarch Ave. in Ajax. Call 686-1440 for more information. S EA IRS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "The Great Outdoors Sale" flyer, page 17, the soft cooler tote is no longer available. Also, on page 3, the sunblocker, #98203, is advertised at $199.99 set. This item does not come with chairs as illustrated. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. WEDNESDAYS "Country Nite" Dwm limn ction 8-1a p.rrL THURSDAYS "Karaoke" FRIDAYS "Dance Contest" SATURDAYS IN CONCERT MAY 15th "Dryed Nutts" (Fonimlrof Stmdkoo) also won an award. Each school was invited to select an award recipient who dis- plays a strong commitment to Catholic education and makes exemplary contributions to their school community. Other recipients included Don Coggins of student services and Diana Scahill of curriculum ser- vices. The Distinguished Catholic Leader, selected by principals and vice -principals, is Tim O'Connell of St. Christopher's in Oshawa. Youth volunteers needed AJAX-PICKERING - Youths aged 13 and over are needed to help area senior citizens this summer. Ajax -Pickering Community Care is once again running a Youth Services Program, in which young volunteers help seniors with chores such as yard work and spring cleaning. The program allows seniors to retain a measure of independence in the community. Both potential volunteers and clients are invited to call 686- 3332 for more information. recycte �h�s ��les�ap�� '(;'KLTHYffiiAc__.,LPP-1 LM NIDI _ , _, BEST BUY ON SPRING BED SETS - SAVE! Ortho -Flex Postura Luxury Postura Supreme Spring Set 312 Coil Set 504 Coll Set Single Double 17995 229 Single Double Queen 18995 22995 26995 Single Double Queen 2395 28995 339` 0 Sleeping on a Nightmare! 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Tavern in full swing during War of 1812 lrM following article is one in a series prepared for Pkkerieg's Local Architec- t" Conservation Adv' CVaittee. By HENRY X GAR+MAN PICKERING - Woodruff s Tavern is at 1850 Kingston Rd., east of Brock Rd., in the Town of Pickering. But don't decide to go there for a drink, because the last round was served more than 150 years ago. The last soldier departed, the last trav- eller having said 'Goodbye', the tavern became an ordinary house as it stands today. The family arrived in Pickering about 1800. The tavern was built soon after by young Noadiah Woodruff. Whether it was intended as a tavern or as a house is not clear. Whatever the reason for its existence, it became a traveller's rest, and was ideally situated for the purpose. War with United States came in June 1812. American forces soon invaded Cana- da at Niagara. Canada was defended by "a mere handful" of British troops, augmented by Canadian militia and Indians. There were victories and defeats on both sides. During the winter the shores of Lake Ontario echoed to the sounds of ship- builders, as vessels were built to gain con- trol of the lakes. When the hammers ceased, the sound of cannon rolled over the waters. On April 17, 1813, the Americans captured and burned York. (York became the city of Toronto in 1834). As the battle raged, Woodrvff's tavern, only 22 miles away, was in full swing. Imagine British Redcoats teasing his sis- ters as Noadiah served food and drink. He was 29 years old, and could have shouldered a gun, but had his reasons for not doing so. Instead, the hospitable smoke of his catering fires rose in the woods beside Kingston Rd. There is a world of difference between Kingston Rd. then and now. The township in 1800 was described as "a vast wilder - am" traced only by surveyors' routes and Indian paths. Not much could have changed in the ensuing 12 years. The light in Noadi- ah's window must have been a welcome sight in that wilderness. The log structure then must have smelled as sweet as the new pine of its construction. On any typical evening the odors of wood, rum, tobacco smoke, and leather perhaps went unnoticed amidst the buzz of conversa- tion. News travelled slowly. Anyone who could tell of the progress of the war had to be the centre of attention. Noadiah should have been particularly anxious to question any traveller who might have word of his sister, Melinda. She had married, and was living much nearer scenes of conflict. If York was burning, who could feel safe anywhere? If American warships had sailed into Frenchman's Bay, bullets and cannon balls would have been flying through the trees. If American troops had appeared from the woods, the tavern might have become a small fortress. As it was, no attack was launched on Pickering by land or water. Noadiah went about his business, amidst "war and rumors of war" - (to quote from the bible). He was a Quaker — one of the religious sect known as The Society of Friends. He must have been a temperate and peace -lov- ing man, for that was part of his faith, and that of the other Quaker families with whom he had come from Pennsylvania. Born there in 1873, he was 16 or 17 when he came to Pickering. The war ended in 1814. In the long peace that followed, the Woodruff name was always pan of the roll -call of those who shaped Pickering's future. If developers have their way, an apart- ment building will stand on the site of the tavern, a tangible link with a time when the fate of Canada hung in the balance. 311ILRL�R Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non -prof nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Picker- ing Now* Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 21-15. The deadline for Billboard Items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Fri- day publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday oublica- bon. FUN FAIR: Vaughan Willard Public School, Dixie and Glenan- no Rds., Pickering, hosts a Fun Fair Fri, May 14 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Barbecue, plant sales, pony rides, bake sale, haunted house. sports cards, prizes and much more. 839-3132. GRAND OPENING: Pine Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Liverpool Rd. N., Pickering, celebrates its official opening Thurs., May 13 at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. Due to limited seating, parents are encouraged to attend day -time ceremonies. 420-1885. THEATRE: Pickering Players pre- sent the double bill Still Stands The House and Don't Look Down Fri., May 14 at 8 p.m. at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church, Pickering. Additional performances May 15, 21 and 22. $8 for adults: S5 for seniors. 420-0430. BAKE SALE: The Royal Bank, Hwy. 2 at Liverpool Rd., Pickering, holds a bake sale Fri., May 14 from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Proceeds to Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living. Rattles, balloon bursts. 839-5152. COIN-A-RAMA 93: Oshawa & District Coin Club is holding a show and sale of coins, tokens and paper money on Sat.. May 15 at the Pickering Town Centre, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 728-1352. NATURALISTS: The Pickering Naturalists visit Edge Pegg's woodlot to view wildflowers and birds Sat., May 15. Meet at 9:30 a.m. of the southwes' corner of the Pickering GO station. 420- 1316 (Doug Lockery). BOOK SALE: The Rouge Hill Public Library, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2, Pickering, will hold a book sale Sat., May 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sun., May 16 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bargains galore. 509-2576. PSYCHIC TEA: A psychic tea fund-raiser for the Hope Spiritualist Church will be held Sat., May 15, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at St. Joseph's Parish Hall. 300 Court St., Oshawa. Various mediums available. 728- 6198. GARAGE SALE: Forest Brook Bible Chapel, Fairport Rd. and Finch Ave., Pickering, will host a garage sale Sat., May 15 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bake table. crafts, barbecue. Proceeds to send the church's youth group to Jamaica for missionary work. 837-0417. CHRISTIAN SINGLES: Christian Singles Serving Christ meets Sat.. May 15, 7:30 p.m., at the Christian Life Centre, Rossland and Raven- scroff Rats, Ajax. Feature is Share in the Fellowship of Others. 686- 6193 (Julie), 929-0826 (Ruth), 728- 9720 (Verna). PRENATAL FAIR: The Childbirth Education Association of Durham holds a prenatal fair Sat., May 15 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Pickering Town Centre, Liverpool Rd. and Hwy. 2. No charge. 420- 3890. CONCERT: Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd. S., hosts a quartet from Concordia Col- lege, Edmonton. Sat., May 15 at 7:30 p.m. for an evening of music and comedy. Free-will offering. 839-3521. CRAFTS: Durham College holds a craft show and sale Sat.. May 15 and Sun, May 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2000 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Admission $2, children under 12 free. Free parking. 576- 0210. KIDS' PERFORMERS: Performers for Literacy featuring Garth Mos - bough of Polka Dot Door and actress Dona Ishiura, will entertain children four and up Sat.. May 15 Of 1 P.M. at 'ma3,-rati0n Station 705 Kingston qa (Whites Rd. Plaza), Picko,;ng. Storytelling, act- ing, autog-ions. No fee. 831 - READ. RUMMAGE SALE: The third annual Knights of Columbus rum mage sale mli be held Sat Mav WE'RE MORE THAN JUST A � 'A ; A OPEN EVERY SUNDAY M SUNDAY, NO 16, 23 i 30 -Free Admission INDOOR GARDEN CENTRE - Free Parking for 4800 cars Ewr rr ss *w., r.p.r «r w sw.rs does I-OverSOOvendom at the Pickering Flea Market Full Size Carnival Most Sundays * Antique and Collectible Area Vast array of product * Great selection of International Food Vendors Largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ON Vendor Inquiries (416) 427-0744 CASH �_, IN WITH THIS%IVAlU Y1111111 ihi(al( tLimit I Nt00per customer Limited 355 ML Size Quantity Your calendar of coming event 15, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Church. 427-0475. wvm mulinexulM BOOK SALE: The Rouge Hill Public Library, Rougemou-it Dr. south of Hwy. 2, Pickering. holds a book sale Sun., May 16 from i I a.m. to 3 p.m. Bargains galore. 509-2576. GARAGE SALE: The 2525 Pick- ering Army Cadets noia •-i garage sale Sun., May 16 from 1 I a.m to 3 p.m. at Pickering High School, 180 Church St. N., Picker- ing Village. Proceeds towards an exchange to Wales and France. Hot dogs will be sold. 683-4760. CHILDBIRTH: The Childbirth Education Association of Durham holds an information meeting Mon., May 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Arts Resource Centre, Green Room. No charge. 420-3890. 7'NE NEWS ADVEWMER (FRIDAY, MAY 14,1"34PAGL U SPRING HAS ARRIVED So Have Great Prices ,CANADIAN MADE CARPET V EXCLUSIVE QUALITY Heavy 60 oz. carpet NOW 99 10 Year Warranty Reg. 26" sq. yd. Stam Resistant Great Variety of Coiours 414sq. yd. 250° ALL VINYL ORDERS Sho and Compare... We'll see you soon >. OPEN DAYS 2-7 7 KOMI FLOORING I ORAPER CEN T RE WEEK 1211 Kingston Road �7EE SNCo AT HOME , nm 7 AAAA _ SE�rtcE _ i Exercise Your Options Now! '93 TOYOTA TERCEL LS: 5800EKTM VALUE! r it 0 TOYOTA 1025 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ont. 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AN fILLAG PLYMOUTH LTD11AJAX SERVICE OPEN ALL — CHRYSLER DAY SATURDAY , AND EVERY NIGHT 9 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) 83-5358 sl)vcialStr%iccs e:: r• , T= N9 ADVEtI 112 FRlMAY, MAY 14 Ifni -PAGE 13 ARTS &ENTERTAINMENT Full Count Blues Band hits the stage at Centrefield's AJAX-PICKERING - Centre - field's celebrates its third anniver- sary this weekend with the Full Count Blues Band Friday and Sat- urday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. Sunday, karaoke from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. includes a $1,200 prize. Every Wednesday, male exotic dancers take the stage in Centre - field's Centrefolds. Call 837- 1850. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: MONKEY BAR & GRILL: A dance contest is featured at the Monkey Bar & Grill Friday night. Saturday, Dryed Nutts (formerly Syndicate) takes the stage to rock 'n' roll from 9 p.m. to i a.m. Every Wednesday is Country Night at the Monkey Bar, with line -dancing instruction by Vicki at 8 and 10 p.m. Thursdays feature karaoke beginning at 9 p.m. Call 619-1236. THE KERRY INN: The showband Par 3 brings dance music to the Kent' Inn Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The group will also perform next Thursday, May 20, at the same time. Sunday, it's karaoke from 8 p.m. until midnight. Call 428- 8790. BOURBON BAYLY'S: Bour- bon Bayly's has karaoke Friday, starting at 9 p.m. Saturday, both karaoke and a D.J. are featured beginning at 9 p.m. Call 427- 1888. DANNY'S PLACE: There's a wet T-shirt contest at Danny's Place Friday night with a $50 cash prize to the winner. Saturday, it's a Wet Jock contest, also with a $50 cash prize up for grabs. A DJ will spin rock `n roll tunes Wednesday, May 19. Call 683- 2940. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: The Confederation Jazz Band plays the pub Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. Every Thursday, there's an open jazz jam session at 8 p.m. Call 428-2162. GLEENER'S RESTAU- RANT & PUB: The country and western sounds of Jocelyn will fill Gleener's Restaurant & Pub Fri- day from 8:30 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. Saturday, there's karaoke from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Al Matthews, who plays a mix of pop music, will perform Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. Call 683-7952. HARP & THISTLE PUB: Allan Martin brings rock 'n roll of the 50s, 60s and 70s to the Harp & 'Thistle Pub Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, it's country & western with Ernie Jessop from 9 p.m. to l a.m. There's karaoke Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. Call 428-0943. JOKERS: Gary Hooper brings country and western sounds to Jokers Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. Hooper and Darren Freeman will be on stage for a jam session Sunday from 4 to 10 p.m. Call 427-0337. DONA Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has a Mexican singer every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Call 686-4468. KANGAROOS: The band Dynasty entertains with dance music and soft rock Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kangaroos hosts the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 p.m. to midnight. Call 839-6845. THE MEETING HOUSE: The Meeting House, formerly Morgan's Place, has Jack Gordon with a variety of music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tim Hewie entertains Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. Call 839-4744. ROYAL SCOT: Strange Alliance plays tunes from the '60s to the '90s at The Royal Scot Sat- urday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Call 683-3125. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Jazz Cats play the Tudor Rose Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Jam along with Jim O'Grady and Larry Gogan Sunday from 3 to 7 \"PHJ < BAR & GRILL WEDNESDAY MAY 19`_� 11 a.m. -1 a.m. NOW UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. A NEW LOOK %* NEW MENU • LIMBO CONTEST OPEN KARAOKE f'/ ` OUSE FABULOUS PRIZES 9P. SAPPHIRE .�, BAR & GRILL 610 MONARCH AVE. AJAX 428-9203 r MC! 146TOM MEW ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAY t< 1w ilW% Al Y eW .I W.l I .•: 7r:.�'rl tri tii,,IR � Wr-&& !r^.Alf • t ARMANDALE HOMES ENI The only thing better than the location are the homes themselves! $ 900 Homes ALSO 2700 Sq. Ft. Now Priced Living Space From From I I Ail $-1 900 141$ M -- "n 0 $143.900 Monday to 7'hursdav I P.M. to 8 P.M. Sat., Sun. & Holiday. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 434-3897 Eaelualve Agonts EXECUTIVE REALTY (1993) INC. Q Q cc } U)w ZO "SALES � jU cr cc cr U CENTRE = HWY 2 HW Y e01 �Lru FURNISHED MODEL OPEN PAGE I6 -THE NEWS ADVF.RI7sEa FRIDAY, MAY 14, IM Sports Wanderer women run wild over opponents AJAX - The Ajax Wanderers' women's first team opened its 1993 Ontario Rugby Union League season in style on Saturday by hammering the Toronto Saracens 73-0. Charlotte Mathie lead the scoring with four tries, followed by Doreen Fernandes with three, Julie McGann with two and one each by Jennifer Ross, Sherry Pear- son, Gina Minutillo and Shandy Davis. Annette Shiels chipped in with four con- verts. The Wanderers' firsts play at home on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. against Balmy Beach, while the women's seconds play Brighton at the Wanderers' field at noon on Sunday. In an intersquad game also played on Saturday, the men's first knocked off the seconds 30-12. Andrew Yearwood and Nigel Francis both had two tries for the firsts, while Stewart Dobbs had a try and four converts and Jeff Goudie had a 1x. Jim Gatens and Hugh Briggs both scored one try for the seconds, while Pat Byrne kicked a convert. The firsts open their Ontario Rugby Union League season this Saturday against the Ottawa Irish at 3 p.m. The seconds open their Toronto Rugby Union League season on Saturday against the Lindsay firsts at 1:30 p.m., while the Wanderer thirds play the Lindsay seconds at noon. Also, the Wanderer over -35 play the Toronto Scottish Old Blues on Sunday at 2 p.m. All games are at the Wanderers' field on the east side of Harwood Ave. N between Rossland and Taunton Rds. Admission is free and everyone is wel- come. A Toronto Saracens player tackles an Ajax Wanderers ball carrier during the Ontario Rugby Union's women's opener at the Wanderers' club on Saturday. The Wanderers drubbed the Saracens 73-0. Meanwhile, the men's first team starts its regular season tomorrow against Balmy Beach at the Ajax club. photo by Ron Pietroniro Durham X -Ls wrestlers repeat as national champs DURHAM - The Durham X -L Wrestling Team is the best in the country for the second year in a row. Competing in the kids' and bantam divisions at the Canadian championships in Fergus last week, Durham squads won both team titles and five wrestlers brought home the gold in their weight class. The championships attracted 24 clubs from across the coun- try. In the kids' division for young- sters 11 and 12, golds were won by Robert Ali in the 24.8 -kilo- gram (55 -pound) weight class, Josh Ltunsden at 28.7 (63) and Jay Blain at 41.5 (91). Silver medals went to David Martin at 28.7 (63 ), Bradley Ballinger at 30.3 (67), Bryan Bowes at 35.2 (78), Kenny Prince at 36.4 (80), Justin Jones at 39.9 (88 ), Trevor Rawlings at 42.8 (94), Nick Lioktsis at 43.8 (96.5), Adam Bray at 46.1 (102) and Lucas Agnew at 49.5 1109). Earning bronze were Matt Sullivan at 29.4 (65), Jon Buckler at 31.4 (69), Mau Reid at 37.8 (83), Travis Price at 39.6 (87), Steve Abernethy at 41 (90), Lee Bevan at 43.8 (96.5) and Rob Maggs at 62 (137). Finishing in fourth place were Mau Mittler at 31.4 (69) and Eric Kailan at 35.2 (78). The X -Ls kids' squad handily won the team title, finishing with Ajax Boxing Club fighters .headline Sunday card DURHAM - Ajax Boxing Club members will duke it out with other pre- mier fighters Sunday. The local pugilists will be featured in a boxing card that begins at 1 pm. at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 258, at 45 Lawson Rd., Highland Creek. Headlining the afternoon -long battle royale is Ajax Boxing Club's Kerry Hendnon, who'll take on highly -regarded Peter Skoda of Windsor's Border City Boxing Club in a middleweight clash. Ajax -based Troy Talbot, last year's Ontario light -heavyweight champ, squares o0' against Terry Dummitt of Kitchener. Heavyweight Grant Burningham steps into the ring against Jimmy Andrews of British Columbia. And, a lightweight battle will pit Doug Fisher against Leamington's Jamie Jefferson, a veteran of more than 100 bouts. Other Ajax Boxing Club fighters doing battle on Sunday's card are Chris Code, Ken Ross and Ken Thompson. Also featured will be members of the newly -opened Regent Park Boxing Club, under the tutelage of former ring great Clyde Gray. Admission's $10 for adults and $6 for children. Sunday's card will help Ajax fighters hone their ring skills in preparation for a July match -up in Nova Scotia with Cape Breton boxers. For more information, call the Legion at 281-2992. 70 points, 30 ahead of second - place team Williams Parkway. Haldimand was third with 24 points, Huronia fourth with 19 and Orilha fifth with 17. In the bantam division (13 and 14), golds were won by Matt Grant at 30 (66) and Bobby Turn - ball at 46.5 (102.5). Silvers were picked up by Ryan Verdoch at 38.5 (85), Peter Michael at 48 (106) and Keith Brace at 57 (127). Collecting bronze were William Prince at 34.5 (76), Trevor Smith at 44 (97), Jason Simmonds at 76 (167.5) and Todd Smith in the heavyweight division. John Martin at 30 (66) and Derek Wilson at 44 (97) both fin- ished fourth, while Mike Arbour at 38.5 (85), Ryan Brown at 51 (112) and Stuart Everitt at 65 (143) were fifth. In sixth were Sean Martell at 37 (81.5), Ryan Symes at 51 (112) and Matt Bowden at 54 (119). The X -Ls took the bantam team title with 50 points, besting Williams Parkway with 45, Cor- nerbrook, Newfoundland with 44, Guelph with 43, and AWOLS of London and Haldimand, 22 each. 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Kes country musk. sports cars. long walks, seeks male 20-28 with same interests SY 2016 AVERAGE wh to female. iate 43 s. seeKs well established older gentleman who Ickes dining. dancing long walks camping and fishing SY 2017 ATTRACTIVE _^�e attire. wcmen who enjoys din ng. dancing, country driving, seeKs male 35-45 who is sensitive. sincere and enjoys same SY 2018 ATTRACTIVE, s -T acv searcr:ng for warm, --.nest gentleman. established 55-65 for friendship. dancing. quiet times. social drinker. prefer non-smoker SY 2019 SEPARATED mother of one. 24 yrs . 5 9' shy enjoys long walks on the beach, seeks tall, attractive. honest and fun loving male. 22-28. SY 2020 ATTRACTIVE, articulate. educated. SWF. 46 yrs young, seeks fit, affectionate. dependable, SWM. 40 yrs. plus for dating. dancing, conversation and companionship. SY 2021 HI, I'm black. 41 yr old single mom looking for tall, caring, honest male. 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Call 104-1436 Oshawa, 61+6-;133 Ajax 'Monday through Sunday from 3:00 p.m. through 11:00p.m. RITE .e^!'oma separate age GOOD ook ^ a guy, secure. honest. 36 fa— y o-ented. honest and educated. ,c.es travel, museums. mature. sees olac-, Magic women quiet times, movies and 28-39- +o- Qu e, ever rgs and long conversation Seeks slim femaie with similar Interests. age 25-35 SY 1027 BUSINESS or ented male 5'1' 26 yrs , biue eyes. seeking -,^.!I -Smoker femalebusinesspleasure, likes outdoors. camping. etc SY 1028 SINGLE white era e. 38 yrs . 5 2 160 Its . IIkeS walks dinners. dancing, seek^a female 28-30 for companionship SY 1029 SINCERE male. mid SC s enjoys all outdoor sports. camping, fishing. hikirg etc. Looking for slim we^^an 45-50, same interests SY1030 37 yr old man blonde. fit. sincere. outdoor person likes sports. long walks. dining, seeks woman. 35 yrs . fit and fun loving SY 1031 SECURE black male. 34 yrs . erioys soccer. car racing, adventurous, seeks female 28-38, sincere. responsible and attractive SY 1032 TALL, sincere gentleman. 43, interests are baseball, dancing. cottage country, cycling, seeking sincere. kind hearted, fun loving lady to share same. 35-40. SY 1033 1'M a 39 yr. old father of two. I'm establishers in my job. enjoys dining. dancing, live shows, seeks female 30-40 who enjoys same. SY 1034 TALL, dark, handsome 35 yr. old rn?le. enjoys sports, reading• dancing, going out, seeks female 26-40, responsible, sincere. and carina. SY 1035 29 YEAR old male who enjoys dancing. music. Playing pool, a HI, l rr a 45 y' old male brown hair. green eyes. shy. 5 11'. seeks slim woman 30-40 vrs dinner and friendship SY 3061 SINGLE w- to -a e S'.v'„' 5 5 35 yeas, seeks SWF look ^g fcr ong term relationship Sincere. enjoys dining. movies, carr;: r g and sports SY 3003 HANDSOME _—a^' c lov:^g. dlsc•ee: ge^tie^^an. 42 yrs univers,ty ed sated ,oves cottage life seeks lady 20's-3C's w th ccr^oat:b a _alit:es SY 3005 TALL, atti tell gent. widow, seeking gent!e^-an of quality, should be tall. white. 57-63. unattached. well groomed. articulate and intelligent SY 3005 PROFESSIONAL, self-employed lady. mid 40's, social drinker, enjoys travel, dining out. dancing, dinners at home. Seeks honest, kind. intelligent, professional gentleman. SY 3007 EASY RIDER, early 30's, hitched on his Harley. looking for a passenger who loves Sunday afternoon jaunts out in the country. seeks female 24 and up. SY 3008 WELL travelled. attractive, 30 yr. old male, seeks white, full figured, sincere. slim lady with long hair for relationship. 23-33 yrs. SY 3009 romantic at heart, looking for that special lady to romance big time. SY ATTRACTIVE male. 50 S. likes cr yes. — es d4ning, seeks female 40.50 for fun aro fnendshlp SY 3010 ATTRACTIVE. 33 yr d. wr to mase. :) ' gree- eyes. light brow, hair. er;oys water sk rg. movies, camping, seeks 25-30 yr. female, slim with same !rterests SY 3012 BLONDE sncu der 'engtr `'.a;rblue eyes. '8 y, male. fun loving. seeKs women 18-20, slim. attractive. Ajax Pea SY 3013 ATTRACTIVE 33 yr o;e f1 loves country music. barbecues, most sports. camping. Seeks male 30-38. attractive. fit, fun loving and enjoys life. SY 3014 ATTRACTIVE 46 yr. old black woman, a little shy, enjoys dining, some sports. long walks, seeks gentleman 46-50, respectable and sincere. SY 3015 ATTRACTIVE 34 yr. old female. many interests, travelling, horses, outdoor activities, theatre, dining• seeks male 30-40 yrs. for interesting conversation and friendship. SY 3016 SINCERE widow, white senior, interests, country western music, loves pets, outdoors, travel, walking, simple life style, seeks sincere male companion SY 3017 ATTRACTIVE married male, mid 30's, seeks married female 20-40, attractive, for companionship Discretion assured. SY 3018 ATTRACTIVE woman. late 30 �. seeks male who ii travel. dancing, sports, music, who is Outgoing with good sense of humour. SY 3019 GOOD LOOKING guy. IOGk,ng fry com,r)anlrj!sr,p during the day Seeks female 20-30 rah, e^ir)yS the outdoors, and r^ ,vies. SY 3020 ATTRACTIVEa = .: se-e,<s r : ao feria e 25-4 i attracLre for compan cash p SY �1 ATTRACTIVE- at^.e; c saes 'ema!e. sl;m ed hair. for qu et ever ^gs and companionship SY 3022 TALL, attract r5 _ ger' e^-ar. 22 yrs pid e^ :ys motor sports, music. iorg era R5 the ceach. seeks sera e 2 who er,cvs same SY 3023 SINGLE e^ ys dinners. seeks `er-a e 2C-23 r,i enjoys same SY 3024 28 YR. OLD. —a--! s at. a c, re -a:-- seer; companlo^snip writ^ cer,..a e rw^^ s married s�m. ar'ac-ve ate _. s ii 1n s SY 3025 ATTRACTIVE : _..g Aa KS -,a-. mov es. dlr ^,g s ,e,y s^y, seep ferr.a.e. s'im. at;rav ve 25--35- ii 5i c,is same SY 3027 ADVENTUROUS. ="ac-ec _ .= "s z� : aa- save: .. spcntareous. dar g see' or attache ter -a e ; 3c attractive, daring discre!ior assured SY 3028+ SINGLE -a'ie. look ^y, enjoys camping, snow sk.g, night sur—er walks sees female 2C -3C s im. wrc s sa-e. sincere, honest, and resccns c -e SY 3029 DIVORCED. ^o .,'cd a- er'c�cpez: _ yrs . st cic^::e. kes ga-den ng mcv as decorating. home stu" etc . could enjoy much more w t` '.g^! ce,scr SY 3030 SINGLE gent'e-a- cemoar c^shio. age 35 -1 Greek `cod. socr.s ^oiled. er,:.ys ch idrer. IooK ^g fC a wcr•a^ ace 25-35 of sale ser. H=e - rceo SY 3031 SINGLE mothe- w ' two ::--a- seeks ,seeks ma:e 35-45 rareso-e polite. family orientec wrc e- _.s dining, and long walks SY 3032 A WELL established. wii te. —a e. early 30's seeks two s,,m wr to females for a fartasy erco�,t,i SY 3033 SLIM, married. 28 yrs. old fer^a'e seeks slum, attractive. 20-26 yrs . male. for fun, no strings attached SY 3034 DURHAM REGION AREA 1036 PLACE YOUR FREE Stncerefy YOUrS AD TODAY JUST CALL DAILY BETWEEN 3:00 P.M. AND 11:00 P.M. CALL MURIEL AT 404-1436 IN OSHAWA AT 686-5155 IN AJAX 1) To place your free 25 word print ad in this section for two weeks call your S irlc't rE l t1 011 r.1 rep today. You may place an ad as often as you like. Once you place your print ad you will be issued a mail box number and four digit personal access code required to place your voice ad. 2) To place your voice ad in the Siricerel tl ,1711 r-5 system call 1-416-976-1991, a charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your telephone bill as soon as you connect to the service. .l -I I J%1nth, Th,. N. •A dr :\ia. Pi, ken ng %el...\d, orti.rr a:<u ine, 0,' liahrh l\ t.,r the ontent . r real% t•• an. G••.erel. 't ur, .IQ,vr1,. m,W TiA%or1 - 1 -..Grin•" n,F 1,tr I ,l l hh Mr ilio.„ tu,nt A m.11 all re.i L. .111\ .M1\er I, .-11 t,•r .r„I .i .iJe .,,.0 rnt (1ha.,a %%hi 11•. TNI%1k m a ra`ult then•.•( The ad, ern -or .igrt,,� h• uldemn,fl and hold thi- hubli_iI.,m .Ind %I,tr d.md C- mrnunih N,,, .I•.,I.r. aril it, -ml,i Kirm 1— t„r .III „tet, e,Iw• I,.rt,11i .1,M1 ,Lunat;.� r '.It...g Irvin .•r ,.ei. 0 i•. Itv In &I . 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Serious nquiner only, h inter- ested call Todd Harris, 728-8342 Mon -Fri. 1-6 p.m. (052093) 1 10 General Help OSHA WA Flea Market - ed check ATTENTION .- _,•_.. -- EARN UP TC 3,191, anc grow wan your child $346.00 wee" , 3s yc_ build a a'ee• will yrs - assert.^. ^-1' 11 and .Jve•y Toys FO• more '1, car 0emra0ons year rw-lc at It' information, can 837-6593 -re Wax a.arlade aacss OMC Cobra V8. 260HP, com- �a�ada ca Tae efc eerie a CLEARVIEW S'udent Window se'-acaessec varrtw er.r.,poe Wasners now canvassers to re worios Ilaq.c Crvsr-as wort wmn-ngs 5 p 1,'t.-890 p.m '3_Stater0: Slw'SCe.t r Wages paid ''ourly plus ✓tarn Jnw.- k,pat- conuses Can 837-0200 NEED extra -0c_ ^ . s,v _' DEMONSTRATORS neeCOC -or Mayor _^gene Company a born '-tab' de7Da^^bit stores PIC. ng for mature ladles it !hs area enng, SCa•boro.Oshawa area. Pam lime S". evenings, flexible 416-891-7534. $5C0-$700 hours. full training. excellent weekly vertfraWe. ;057493': Corti-ruon. tonus t%an Joe great vial sell C our team d sucoesstu Under- FULL !rte naR sty!•st required. 0owr Wear Worrier^. Call 42' S8"• plus Ommmss0.. benefit 8205 (052593) Dar hol4ay pay. birthday Day. CARPET cleaners needed -pan 9000 wort -ng Conditions. Call tete nus', nave minvrur' one 683-365C or 831-2196 0578931 year experience r• Carpet and ALOE leasee cmrrw c Company upholstery steam clearer;. r-tx red.. 'es Beauty Consultants 'lave your ow^ steam cleaning FUIor Nr, rime exoellent coni. egwpment Ca 686-9160 missions and benefits Free OSHA WA Flea Market - ed check FOUND green and yellow 1963 Honda Accord LX. 4 door 21.5h cuddy cabin, 1989 fully celebrating our 12th year. Free budgie. .n the Pickering Beach sedan, 5 speed, amistereo serviced. New trailer, sleeps 4, rent for two weeks (space for 5 Rd. South area. Call 686.2893, cassette. new carburator, good OMC Cobra V8. 260HP, com- vendors). Call Ken,683-5290. VENDORS 290 Pets -Supplies' runnin order, $1200, o.b.o. 509.3422. (051693) plete Atte vests, safety equipment, skis, stereo, total wanted new flea Boarding g 1,M CMV KAZW 41, V6. package for $20,900. 509-1717. market farmers market CAN- Aft, 4x1, noir •#ripped Slk 1972 Olds Cutlass convertible, (051493) NINGTONARENA Starting oafs NORWEGIAN Elkhound good Condition, fill. pw.,ps.. 19M ChevyVan can be used fp May 22, ending Sept. 18. This PuPP,es similar to Husk s' new tires, steel wheels, white, 20FT Wilker Sportsman, 1982 event will be revolved around great vial sell C $3500 683-3067. (051693) Salmon Boat. 200 Marc. out - r gh traffic such as baseball erect r no registered or not. Males and and CARS lease to own, 1978- bond motor, 7.5 Marc. trolling toumaments, car shows, family females, ready to go now. 1985 N -t PI motor, 4 downrggers. 4 rods -- -- DocriCs. tourism, which all add Please call Dawna (416) 430- 0 Cr I ease and reels, new camper top with up to success. For further 5124. (051493) call 6867428 or 686-3775. trailer, many extras. $13.000 Flea Market 21 0 (057993) O.B.O. 723-8269. (051893 21 Flea Market Details. call Mr Ron Sleeves at GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP- ) 705) 432-2955. (052093) PIES 'o' sale one male and twr FOR sale 1983 Pontiac Grand 1965 20 ft. Wilker Weekender, females. Top Germanand LeMans. good body. needs 200 Hp nboardiouttoard. fully American Working and Show work' Asking $600. Call 579- equipped, for salmon fishing. eeding Telephone 668-9425. 8558 after 6 p.m. (051493) Graph. 4 downriggers and rods, ^51693) VERY special car - 36.000 kms., camper top with trailer, $17,000. DON'T throw your dog waste original one owner. 1986 Cadd- 430.6672 or 579-3740. (051693) lac Cimarron. Vis. auto, fully ^to s 14FT aluminum boat with 9.8 .arc!,o: aes, use the new loaded. $5995 certified. Must be 'ogg�e Dooley Inground Dog seen. 4 other nice cars to Mercury motor and tank. Hun- VLaste Septic System 723-5413 choose Irom Call cars To ningbird fish finder, leather o aid -8782, gam Spm. 7 days anytime, 22 Russ• Open Sunday seats, trailer with 14 inch Der week :Tl=) wheels Asking $1700. Lamy, _ Bog Town Sales, (052()93) 728-2946.1,051893) LHASA Aoso puppshedding, non Automobiles 14FT fbr a lerg-c. non shedding, good 305 eglass boat with ower. oaymert terms available. Hearin Wanted 40HP Johnson motor, electric yJaranteed. CKC •ogstered. vet Mart and trailer In good .Intl needled. House training started. 1-705-786-3124. 300 Automobiles For Sale fir 1111 WHEN ONLY THC11 BEST WILL D. 'f0 NOMA WI ACCOM .ordnon, $1500 o.b.o. Call 579- 0706. (052093) BOAT sips Bak -am Lake on Trent System, quiet harbour. clear water, good fishing, up to 40ft- 5300 and up Phone 705- 454-11W. (060893) 05- 454-7946.(060893) 400 Apartments For Rent 4 TIM kb 4rDOxd loafed of - Trucks For WHITBY three oearoom of triplex. 4 appliances, large Slk_4111A CMC l 4 doer, ptxw 310 Sale kitchen. oak cupboards. kvirtq "id erimes.poeebrkt.aus• c sroves. Also coin operated pining room, new bathroom. SIL20M 1993 Chev Pick Jo Saverado yard• parking, no pets. $800 Oka C41 4246652 (052093) - 't0 ACAM IlffIIGPJL Ado. extended cab. 350 engine. short entrance. near bus stop. avad- still ar.beim Sk2dffi box with low rider. loaded. LUXURY country bachelor 1,M CMV KAZW 41, V6. 10.000 kms.. blade. $22,000. apartment with swimming pool. Aft, 4x1, noir •#ripped Slk Cad Ken May at Express Auto, non smoker. 1,a pets. First and 16911 'M A)dx. 686-9206. (051993) last. call 649-2436. (051693) (OSt8931 trarnng, free k' DM•d oOpror- 'unity for wo-*^ "al 721-9116 COTTAGE !um,;,,re. aveaea:. Ill kircn•n buffet. S, 00. �.e, /4rY(.� Articles 220 220 C01LWad. sidxod SOe Vans 4 Wheel ' 320 AJAX - baserrters apartrr+ent. one and 112 bedrooms, separate sroves. Also coin operated FULL tame narst st required h $2500 Call 5090028 (OSt693) _ maple desk canis $7OC. For Sate For Sale v* =m mL� Drives entrance. near bus stop. avad- ia'nroldiCOrrrMtrth bene'" HAIRS TYUST Iexperlenoed'•r y' CARPET I Pow salad. AWF Telephone 427-4647. (051493) able now. Phone evens Wan. ndday pay. birthday D quneC ,1,u-.eOiatsly Wages wardrobe. W. i1Or CUD- boarc)counter. $ 75. desk. 560 INGLtS 'r�tlge, two door and M 19M ChevyVan can be used fp .68& 0485. (051493) good working conditions Ca► =, coni:ss o^ and ber.ehts 683 8753 stove. 5650 or best offer. 12 FOR SALE 1t WANTED .� CM♦r � tamping or business, very ehsan 140,Lt00 RELIABLE daycare .n my 683-3650 p rims 668-7494 51693; (051993! a.fi. chest heszer. $250 o.b.o. m�� good giltppsd SOL M7 my kms., Uertitied as- king 33200 Call TOP floor of 3 bedroom INTERNATIONAL company 7EPENDABLE nve-e ZE04TH console TV. S35 Three Everything almost new. Call 649-272'. �. DuaraflMad. 'ai NOTA CI;J4tlm, o.b.o. 434-7856 ki 43&1851 evensuperin (052093) bungalow. quill area else to snitools. stckrd•s fridge. stove. now n,nng bonus. keters. nourty wage bonus. rnca^ o• 6 pe, a Oshawa f window alk conddraers. 2 at $' 0C One at S50 Wedding Al W1, Ute- BW• aeb,dewcm17y1^�- YO SUZM t2e,experlenCe no pets. $750 plus hydro antl pros pax traunrrg, not Cat ust be experienced in deans 9 dress, sae tt-t2 Cream, call- ANNUAL r',OLAND CLASS- $10 for IaWn asmet, car d�30 Trailer$ cable. 72&5413 or 4.•32-1229. essen•al between 9-'2 and 5-9 at a �e mmol spans Call 430- 0134 - -F , I•ngt n . S 200. 619-2592 ROOM p;ANO SALE temdr ('Jaid QaS savings PiancerGrandfathers mow9r, condition, 413 ONE and Two bm- UnKer 43C-7510 1,05'493; Day Care -- - WASHER and dryer, f dge and clocks P anos, cerci to per^. apt pAl3 deliYty. , 3 3 F T Prowler. excellent rtents available Reasonable a Bean noble rates. all inclusive. Loured 160 Wanted stove S350 each Ca; 5;6. size uprght, grand. C,9 -!a CALL MIKE 420-5137 condition. condition, well boked after. never highway n south Oshawa. Close to 120 office Help 8870.10518931 - - keyboards CLOCKS tree. delivery and set up Cal, Telep ® Im O H 10 drawn, 57900. 1985 Ford LTD, excellent SCJrOOk, hc•o•al and Garr Can LIVE In. Out nanny needed a r•ty COURTICE Carnival - May 29, and tape advantage of our low Articles condition, 52200. o.b.o. Very 728-4993, between 9-9 p.m. IF you are surge b a s,ngg nope. 5 days weekly Two Pigken 1993 _ook,ng for veincors for prices o- all stock Best prices 230 Wanted 111c. dean inside and out. 1983 Fore (051693) parent on separates or awrcec cniWren ng Call 474. the Ilea ma'te!. S'C per table, always' 433-7491 '.ALL) Escort, very clean, no rust. $600 0SHAWA - two bedroom apart - w •' t n r ere years work 5523 w atter 5 p.m 831.2685 $IC pe spot Call 432.7050 - LIVING room furniture. sora. WANTED stoves. !nOges. • • • • � o b.o. 416-263-8493 Norm merits available. One available experience, you may quality ton y y rice or y you are 165 Day Care SECTIONAL sofa S25, oak rock ng chair. Coffee table, end washer and dryers. working or 1975 Starcraft Hardtop tent immediately. others available oil 45financia3 and ria over a5 anc •rave recently been Available nn,snea wa „•tit to, 'V and table. floor W lamp. table lamp, TV not. Also wanted, pickup truck 19110 Lumina. Vis, air con., trailer, s � 6. 3 -way fridge. June 1 First7lasT required, lytl Or'. you may quality for Ya,r more glass glass doors and adlus stand. $750 excellent condition (newer than 1978). Call puss. Co., 49,000 kms., extra stove, sink, good condition. $7950' Call laundry fadkties. $556$650 Ing assistance. DIP CERT, WELCOMNG child or of any table shelves. like new. S!25. C311 619-2449 (051693) Pickering, 4268833. (TFALL) clean, $9400 Call Ken May at 666-1893. (052093) hydro. Also garage available, Lotus. WordPerfect. Debase. age to io,n ,r with activities. matching Cottee !able. $25, blue - - - WHITE crosser, six drawers wen FURNITURE Pre 1950's. My- Express Auto. /Rax. 686-9206. CITATION - 35 ft. Twin TipOuts, 575. Call 579-3583 or 72&9345. word, accoac. bedtord. autocad games and crates. Nutritious rocking chair se, and rnaicnng mirror, also write daybed with thing old. is: Milk bottles, (051993) two bedrooms, full bathroom, NORTH Oshawa - one bedroom Venlura. pagemaKer. Harvard. Corel. Computer Programming meals and receipts provood Hwy 22 Brock Rd 427-9439 pillows. S25 -]Ke new. 686- 24% ;05'993; trundle and mattress. $375. Also marbles, Paris• advertising. toys. 1989 Buick LeSabre, 4 door. many extras, $11,000. To view, apartment, second floor of and Systems Anatyst, Cobol. sever cubic toot freezer. $150. decoYs• sporting. Cad 416-655- private one owner, leaded with call Paul aher 6 p.m. 4/&724- house, private poe. bathroom, Pascal and C. Mauntosn, Quark QUALITY daycare. infants to 12Ct,.., lei Can a2B•t94a after a m. 8049. (060393) p air, while with blue interior As x362. (TF) skylight, carpeted, $575 las P Express. and illustrator Duma ^ rears old C P R , non srmker, dt'bprod home. fenced 220 For sale BARBIE Dolls - Mi Francis, EVANA Top Son -oriole sale ( long 57495 o.b.o. 723-3802. COLEMAN hardtop tent trader, utilities• othler apartment& avad- from Business Computer College. yard. and retail, screened and etc)• cbthing acoessores, vinyl (051493) aluminum body, excellent able $435. Cad 579.7195. 427-3010, (TF 1 meas. snacks o ll Mari Call Mare. Westn84 COYPIETE set of bunk beds, shreadec. Triple Mix. Brick items, from 1959 to 1969 1989 Corsica, V6. muhWrl. am condition, $1500 o.b.o. WHTBY - two bedroom basa- sales Help/ P (05 19 42&928x 1052,93, soltd birch with two drawers. Sana Also. cedar and other marked Martel, made in Japan. Call Margaret fm cassette, air, ver clean, Y Telephone 668.2372' (051693) ment apartment, living room, 130 -- 5300. Also single captains bee nursery stock available at ds- (Mississauga). $7000 carolled. Call 831-2630. STARCRAFT Startirer, hardtop fining room. Carpeted, private Agents DAYCARE available. Gteranna with a drawers. S75 Call 420- count prices, For prompt 416-567-4967- (052193) (051893) tamper, sleeps 6, indge, stove, entrance, first/last available Dixie Ra E C E morn with many 6372. (051693) - delivery, call 430-4733 or ever- WANTED • used lockers, Daytona, automatic, furnace. All new cable, 51400 June 1. 668-5788. (051893) MATURE sa besaersdr wrtn ex- years. experience rovidin providing AJAX Picketin Appliances. no 9 APP s 428-2870. 05,693 n9 ( ) Preferably smalf size for st Y aa9e air, blue blue exterior, leaded, o.b.o. Telephone 619-0681. WI*TBY area, 2 -one bedroom penance it service inousiry Ex cenert training and support Home daycare Large fenced .n nor sr oKer. not lunches reasonable otter refused. Fully WASHERS Dryers. Fria es of personal items. Call 579- . $44ent condition, must sell. 54400 apartments, available Bowmanv lie to Pickering_ yard, and snacks provided. Terry. guaranteed, reconditioned Stoves - new and recondaioned. 4407• John or Kirk. ((051693 _ )_ o.b.o. 728-0705 a 576.7296. 340 Auto Parts 8 immediaely. Freshly renovated, territory. Salary . Commission. 837-1760. (0516931 appliances Come make us a %225 and u for reconditoned WANTED - pinball and baseball P P (051693) s� ss�l+a �rs $550 monthly. First and last Sena detailedresumer con RELIABLE res inside d r Deal. 4A(ax (051693) Westney Rd. S. cwasners. $775 and up for recon- machines, any condition, also 1988 Ford Tempo G.L. Loaded _ 111111111 - ----- required, working I>eeiot& only ieence to O. Box 685. r m Po ayca e Oshawa. On:. L1H 7N' or call y home. 15 years ONE double soh sided waterbed n oned dryers. $175 and up for have same for sale. Call 435- 'econdo oned fr,Cges and 0231. (053093) automatic. excellent shape, 436-7458 for interview, leave experience• non smoker, main with neater and sex drawers, sroves. Also coin operated Sales $2500 Call 5090028 (OSt693) _ message. (051693) 100'Payroom.lunchand snacw- $300. Call 834 9602 (057693) wasner and dryers PUSH mower needed. 1987 Nissan Sentra. two door, URGENTLY required o; s provided Ary age welcome. CARPET I Steo,enson's Furniture and Telephone 427-4647. (051493) auto. an, arNlm stereo cassette. tants and 'Tanagers :O SBI sok Silk references and receipts Soutr Ajax Ca 683-93',9. - have seve•a, 1000 yards of new Staemasier anc Y App ances. 227 Court St., 1 need stuff - washer, dryer. Y new brakes, great condition. (ants and uses tnrou n Home P 9 (057693) rayon carpet I'll carper Oshawa 576.7448 051893) ! - lawrmowe• maybe some other 107,000 kms, asking $3200. parties and wmnnerca Ground RELIABLE daycare .n my your living roc^ and hall for DINETTE, sofa. bedroom set. stuft. Call 576.0291_ 1051693) Call 686.9847 (051693) floor oppor,unr,y Ca. collet' even,ngs, Meody Oser. 4C3 noroe lunches, snacks. crafts. story rine and TLC. Westshore- $36C Price includes carpet. pad and nstallat -30 CraC: g ,able. no reasonable of- ter refused Cal! 427 7031 Computer 270 19" Buick LeSabre, custom, 986-0423. (05169x. Bayy Call garb at 837-2389 on yards Steve. 1416)287-50721'Fr BEAUTIFUL 150 gallon a Video original owner, 240,000 kms., receipts, excellent condition. appy. Contact Gary. 839- 0984. (051693) WHITBY - two bedroom spa- cious apartment, parking and laundry facilities, available July 1. $6921rtonthly. Contact Dave anytime between 9 am. -lo p.m. at 784-4230 or 666-8851. PICKERING - two bedroom casement apartment, two levels, suit young working couple, non - SPACE 135 Skilled Help available for infants 4 months and older tis years HEINTZMAN pato, SiB00 o.b.o.430-8772. quarw wr wood cabinet, ^- nudes new pump. 5 large hen 355 MotorC CIeS experience Foxhohow (051893; and rocks. $600 firm- Call 686. Sales area Call 831-2615. (051993) OAK/PINE FURN^URE Why 5495. (051893) AUTO glass installer. ex- penance an asset. Call Re WESTNEV/ROSSLAND - need pay retail prices') one of Ontario's oldest and largest JOHN Deere Tractor, 16HP 9 Akers. 416-623-2053 evenings. a reliable bale rater? ys Snacks, hot lunches, manufacturers is now selnn g hydraulic, snow plough plus lawnmower. (051993) references. Child dyed to the public Eg. 5' oak $7800. 683-8768. shat school. Call 837-0534 after $40 Days. 705-277.3381, eve. 6 p.m. (0516931 434-6665 (TF) care diploma. 427.4937. table with ow ext and 4 Windsor JOE'S Industrial Ware 8 Wipers 160 Day Care 180 Business to chays. $799 8 oak double pedestal raw 6 Cloth wipers. new and used shop coals, used clothing, new Wanted Business ext. and chairs p,m. 428-1205. (051493) 41429 Cannonball beds. $299 dothing for the whole fainly. Cerofed, 52500. Call 428-2398,smoking, no pets, must be seers. (0518931 Auto Leasing Available June t. Firstllast, 1986 Celebrity Eurosport, 4 350 Rentals $675 all inclusive. 839-5565. door, 4 cylinder auto air fol (051G93) loaded, new paint. two tone, low mileage, excellent clean running tar. $3495 candied. 4 nice cars to choose from. Open Sunday, call 427-9722 anytime, Russ, Big Town Sales. (052093) 1986 red Firebird, excellent Over 20 stain choices aft solo Beat the recession, less than 1, /� condition, 5 speed, power GYANESE East Indian family FAX repairs done on-srte. $85 no veneers - Trad ,tional 2 Price. 610 Bayly E., Al... 280 steering. Power brakes, power needs live irvout babysmer to for most repairs. 10 years Woodworking, 416.985.8774 Hours. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturdays, V80 Lost & Found windows, amyfm rassene, luxury babysn in their home. 428.7691 experience Can 428-6153 g 5 interior 1 AVAILABLE immediately in Oshawa. 639 Cuban St. Two bedroom, $650., one bedroom, $500. FirsUlasi required. Close to bus and shopping. Call 430- 0134.(TF) MAIN floor - Rougemount area, Pickering. Three bedroom, fridge, stove, laundry facilities, two car Parking, $900 per month cher 6:30 p.m. anytime weekends. (051993) 2033 -___- Firewood CAMPGROUND Membership camp coast to coas!. 500 a.m.- p.m. 427-2669. (TF) Garagenard 250 . cent red. $3995. FOUND FOUND - prescription eye glas- Telephone 43.2-3688• (051693) sits in puffins Creek on Seaton 1985 Honda Accord, 355 MotorC CIeS includes utilities. No pets. Avail - able tmrnedately. Atter 6. 509 - IT __-_- `i BABYSITTER require for 9 recons. $' pe g Lifetime r night. Sales $,200 Hiking Trail. call 427-3842 tified o.b.o. 233 7 1941 or 619 1844. (060193) year old boy In the Bayview ROKA Lumber Hardwood. Heights School area. Summer Haig 4'x8 x 12- $60. a x8'x 16-. $65. ntembersntp Pao 54000. as.saallillia k's $69 9 5 614761-9257 JOE'S Indsutral Ware& Wipers kms., one LOST - white long haired owner, must sell. Bought new domestic male car. 432-7341. (051493) INSURANCE, open 9.9p.m. by appointment. Monday to AJAX - cleanone bedroom apartment, separate entrance. starting July 12 than before and Soh wood a x8 x t2 available. DININGROOM set, dark wood, - Bay your own used clothes for $1 a bag Every Saturday. Ran- cat. Brown leather Collar, no tags, Westney 1994 Pontiac Firebird, two door, Saturday. Motorcycle, Arno and laundry, 4 pica bath. Parking, non shat school. Call 837-0534 after $40 Days. 705-277.3381, eve. 6 p.m. (0516931 434-6665 (TF) oval table, 4 chairs, buffet and hutch. date The following Saturday. 610 He19hts area- Please talk 427- 6 cylinder, $1000 as is. call very cor"iffive property rates, Over 20 years experience. Call smokers, $550 all inclusive, 428.1205. Cal( Sa.m.-1 $700 o.b,o 7288352. Bally E AW, 9 a.m -4:30 p.m. 6047 d seen or found. (051993) John, 72&4774. (052093) 427.3595. (061393) p,m. 428-1205. (051493) r e 4 6 e f s t e l e• h d e 1• Fails .• a• I A e a• t s A A•♦., •• i 4 i a• 0 4 1 A, Is ate • a a of 0, t1 18 8 R s 4Pa if'A M e e 4 r e - - j i' fl�lM�7�{ •� 4 Q a 400 For Rel For Rent Ap rats " fA 400 420 -fit taQe� Far h' r 5Vd Nalrrl 5 'e- #1tly ow '��+usM V ` on video. 434,8631 (052583) For Rent For pent flint For Sale For Sale `�� r � SPACIOUS two bad oom apart- WMTBY - Garden town hon GEORGIAN Bay fiat Wa•• marcs in 6 plea near Oshawa Centre with balcony, heat, hydro. fridge, stove, parking included. Available i n nedlately. Cal 666-3297. (051993) OSHAWA - one bedroom apartment, separate entrance, close to downtown, no dogs. $475 plus $25 utilities. 721- 9846. (TF) DELUXE three bedroom in wet kept apartment building in Port perry. 15 min. north of Oshawa. Balcony with sliding doors, over l000 sq.tt. of living space. Ideal for retirement or those who en- joy quiet living. $808 . hydro. 052093) 9253 spacious three bedrooms.1 1/2 w Beach and Midland. 3 baths, family room. walkout to bsdroonr. sandy beach. deck patio. garage. dose to schools with BBO. property can be seen and transportation. $950 on video. 434,8631 (052583) monthly. 668-8110 leave - Beach. 1500 s It. luxury q. y guH front message. (051893) BABCAYGEON - Pigeon Lake, AJAX - three bedroom 3 bedrooms. all conY Wknees• good swimming and fishing, townhouse, Westney Rd.Mwy ideal Iw small family. 705.738• .38- 92 - end unit with garage, $975 5681. (051693) monthly plus utilities. Firsiloolast, 668-0370 Frank or John. references, non smoking, no Florida pets, available Immediately. 490 428.3238. (051993) Vacation Rentals Rooms To ST. Petersburg, beautiful Isla De 430 RentSol, two bedroom, two baths. ful- POWER OF SALE y equipped. ground floor villa on POWER o' sale collage. Paudasn Lake. 559.995. that beach, got, tennis, boating. ALTONA R&Hwy 02 Pickering fishing, pool, jacuzzi, sleeps 6. fru ( at Rougevalley ravine, parking, only $375 USiweek. Cat 416 - DOWNTOWN Whitby - Brook laundry, share cooking and 839.7571 anytime, weekend or d D ndas lar a two bedroom recreation area. Furnished or evenings weekdays (052093) RiTSOWTAUNTON - lovely 4 bedroom townhouse, firuplace, pool, 4 appliances. fmrttediate possession, Only $100,000. Private sale, please call 57& 7142 for appointment to view. 540 Out -of Town Properties A 100 acre . 600 ft. of shoreline, Beside Crown Landl Big trees, only $32.900. - financing available Brand new Viceroy stype corsage, only $29.900. Call 427-6637. (051493) $3500 !ull price. Large secluded camping of Sand beach. great fishing, next to 10.000 acre county forest. One hour east of Toronto. Charles, (416) 431 - 1555 (060393) an u 9 apartment, available a, LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE unfurnished.861.(519 $85 per week. 509 FLORIDA Madeira (416) 441-2553 or 432-7132 -Ask for Maribeth 41 0 Rent immediately, $650 monthly plus • Superior 2-bdrm. suites ,�,.(1993) - Beach. 1500 s It. luxury q. y guH front CAPITAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INC. Cottages For 550 utilities. FksUlast r squired. Cat •Lake views sell available WESTNEY Heights - lumished condo 6 appliances. 2 . 1 service Kae shampoo tree local WHITBY $179 900 Immac Sale 668-0370 Frank or John. • Balconies room in adult air conditioned bedrooms, two baths, all main door aiildryroorm family room with t cru, level arge apartment. I fenced yard, close •o all amenities. 5 p m (050793) PICKERING - Brodu'401, three (051493) •5a fiances home. Share facilities, close to beset op, non smokef• firs last. accessories, heated pool. jacuzzi, screened sunporch, top POWER OF SALE WHTBY - BOx2001ot Custom built 4 beCroorrl side spirt, maim POWER o' sale collage. Paudasn Lake. 559.995. SOUTH Pickering - large one bedroom. walk to beach, ' En suite laundry 686-4842 after 5 p.m. (051493) floor. vkeekly„rionthy. Photos Spacious 2 sbrey Wink m lbw family room with !$replace, POWER OF SALE. 4 cottages 9 40 Salmon River, parking, all Inclusive. $650 per • 2 baths (Ind. master en suite) AJAX - clean furnished room for and maker Call 723-6069. great location Masser bdrm has en "ground poo,. finished with acres On s/30.000 Call 668-3730 after month, available June 1. For • Individual en suite heatinglair conditioning units rent. Call 686-0959 or leave (052393) suite bath and walk-in closet. basement Double tar garage. hours or 416-292. 1 71 ' more Information. call Tom or • Underground parking message. (051693) CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms. Fin b -1111t, deep fencedDatA call for appolntmerl. 24 hr weekdays. (051893) Mel 509-0992. (051693) • On-site Sectin • On-site maintenance PICKERING - south off Liver- pool Rd .two basement rooms, fully furnished, air con., mobile homes homes. Heated pools. hot tub. Yard. Ons $136,91x). Postersro R.E Broker anwering, Sirno ss Real Estate. 666-123, (052093: 575 Loans AJAX Central -one bedroom basement, appliances, clean, • Parking included private side entrance, furnished lentils, near beaches and major 404-8217 "GREAT Pines' 4 bedrooms, 579.7576. (051993) bright, ceramic hies. $550 plus 1v3 utilities. 683-8768. (051 M) 5970.00 t0 $1,570 PER MONTH 5350 and $325. Clean quiet home, gentlemen preferred. attractions. Children welcome Photos. (Less than motel). $275 Tor. Line 4284799 J80 Mortgages 8 BORROW S" ,717 ay as ^� basement apartment, separate PLEASE CALL FirsNlast. Call 839.0257. weekly. 683.5503. (060693) entrance central air cable Parking, laundry. fireplace. woo and rates are down. Call Doug as 5'10 per mortn o.a.c. Call THREE bedroomapsrtrnenton main flow in tri ■ in Whitby. Pk mY• AJAX l I (TORONTO) !051993) HorTleS EXECUTIVE custom bink, bungalow.. years. 5 bed. 4 approx. 1800 sq.11. living space. three bedroom upper two floors y• :onsuiiahori; Anul lee' vest Appliances, bursary fetrance, 427-0363 OR 861 -1000 DICKERING home n ideal 500 For Sale washrooms two h t resgtt MORTGAGES and bans, 95% firancng merits _td. (tf) fenced yard private entrance, dining room, hardwood floor, large kitchen, finished roc room, ocaton. well maintained and WHITBY - luxury clean 2500 palssmoking, available May 1 4 bedroom home, main cabinet 2500 �m�kn ry' q a down payment also iMONEYv•oblems?Loans. debt sq.ft.• 428.2145 leave message. $750 per month plus utilities. 'urrnshed rooms from 5285 to OWN a piece of 9oocaygeor. 'low. ensure. jacuzzi. french arranged Cua:if ed or I- C II D 668 c o _ s o d a • o ^ s Coil ' Immedste possession. References. No dogs. 683- 8661. (051993) TWO bedroom basement apart mer: in south A)ax. Separate entrance, Indge, stove and �..•..•.,•.. ,..,M,..,, ,a,� West Shore area u employed. nave Dari-ol r. 590 6USIneSS cable. No pets. first and last, rtes, available June 1 and calls. Microwaves. S20 extra per gate 3 oedroorns. 2 1i2 baths. - - ---- -- credit, income dtfic. 1,,es or Lower floor of bungalow. Opportunities references. pets. rtes unities. Juy 1 Hurry. these wont g week. Rrtson)401. Call 723- cemral airrvac. family room 'n- been turned down C••yCan 687-796•' (051693) 4st �j two large bedrooms. 7272 (052093) law suite, fenced yard. proles- 580 Mortgages=inanaai. 4368'74 Csr awa RESIDENTS needed for two Call now • 432-9127 fenced yard, parking. sonny landscaped 66&1394. 7;4 0897 aicxeorrq 05.693 VrDEO *: -.� ,. t. oaa•u^ Shared bedroo•^ apartment at quiet Neal SChOOlS and G0. 450 051493) f,dy co^outenzec A 'o oats central Whitby location. $360 June 1. $695 Call Larry, ACcomm. TWO bedroom on one acre lot. , LOAN ,e Inventory poked 'o son PICKERING V ria a bright Vlc- :,Ivey air only 14x m - Gino and $420 inclusive Fvst.lasl 9509-1264 Of94fi-4977 WHITBY s'.i•„•: ac:.c•-�;atb^ �"nignt trceplaoe, pine cathedral '.ave. Relax Su^*^' 568 - and retry^ces r loo 0^e oed'oom apartment. squired 430- :erkngs. open concept. 40 mines Who i hcan't i i 500 h. and. backing onto onto, r Vxaoran Home, non smoking. 3800_ '05'893`. y "9 north of Oshawa. St03.50C Can 6374 for appointment (OS 18931 pct bath, AJAX A x t ^ r e e b e ^ • p p --• wen maintained, 1395 mouthy 1.705-357-2760 1051893) 6 � 0 L ai conservation area. s Includes heat. hydro, tawdry, epf�t AJAX bachelor basement eat -In kitchen. patio. $700 bungalow, upper level, shared Close toGObus/amenities.at6- `b apa•t nt. cable, hydro inclusive call 420.0507 parking. shared laundry, freshy EXECUTIVE 4 iscel home. N,Y1I Notices mclucec, Own entrance, non 599-4962. (052093) nava exceplor (057993) Painted, new carpets, very Os al cond•ler.- smoike• no pets Close to bus clean. Available wwwoodiatey. AJAX I share acro icoaton larage Privacy ot. !60x200) in- Call h I 1 30 -1's a -•e- V.i' sloc ' rsulast r WESTNEY Rd and Hwy s? 4 -AX M N' S-: A:,E required. $450 large yard. $850. 576 4178 w wrth working female Ipoking fw 9r'w^d leafed concrete nodi, I.uan ti one bec•com basement h KIT00n, walkout balcony. ti".e00.... _... __..._. la =Y Runts. whcrauction iib 'bndwmg monthly. a2&7630. 1051693) 764-1343. (051693) tine same r. large 3 bedroom uge Y• D9rox i ..... $Skluomenlhty aCCOk:ntx, rirh,p• are :eiinq,.ert apartment, separate entrance, home. furnished or unfurnished. sunken Imng room, bar room, SS,00o......... .---------- $123.00 monthly to cover ire 'Costs of •ort and PICKERING one bachelor kitchen. Irvingldining room, no AJAX -'u PW3bedraom.lwing, Private bath, parking, all rec room, fireplace. two r• ------•------ O.A.0-••--•----- $1eS.0oxwownlhty expenses oaserlw apartment next to GO pets $650 monthlyFirst,'last Separate dining vroom, kitchen. 4 facilities Included walkouts. 6% financing $90 per week 9 Loans R O B E R _ H E N C AR S O V . station. no Last month deposit Cas 6863750 (052093) pot. bath. Iowa rnew large one available end of May Call 683 $239.000 Can 985-7930 110,000 ....... __ ..............._. f73000m.nlhly GRANT DEETH, EUGENE requifed. $500. monthly plus bedroom, in-law with kitchen. 7172. (0514931 (0520931 113,000...._..-_-__- 0„ C. ...._._�__._. 931S.00 m...khly CHARTIER. PA_ STOCK, utdties. Call Jaysd w Fred 583- CLEAN spacious large one shared laundry, 4 appliances. -- - - - - - Fon > ne csnaultakion KEN u E W E R . ROBERT 28M (051493) bedroom basement apartment $800 upper . utilities and $650 QUIET female• non smoker JNLY $139.900 - 3 bedroom Call 10W (41 6) 440-1264 Fes CADIEUX, RANOv 3REEDON With •ireplace, cable (tree). mer - 1,3 utilaW w $1300 prefened, to share facilities with burgaiow with a finished rec UPPER floor of bungalow in shared laundry, parking, avail- plus .t,lltos for whole house. owner in Oshawa house, bus room. large dining room and Any of the above tenants may PickeringThree bedrooms. able immediately in Aiax - ''gay amount owing and •eeeem y Cas 427.4135, available J 1. route, furnished or unfurnished spacAus riving room, wood- 650 •weir r orcnandise at any !,r -b central air and vac, close to GO Westrey Heights. Air con.. $600 bedroorts• kitchen prfviledges, burning stove. Gail Moreton, AueUons 550 Auctions c'ror :o !ho auvlo- ;05'693) and Pickering Town Conte. call plus one room for rent. $275 AJAX detached house to rent, etc. $95 weekly. 571-2471. 683-7777. W Prank Real atter 5 p m 839-7691 (051693) Call 427.1451 (052093) $1000 or negotiable- Call Ken or OSHAWA basement AJAX clean spacious on • Bib evenings at 297-1572 (C)51893) Estate. (052093) 630 Registrations 71 douses For - $295 plus t/d utilities Non call Ken 420.7347 or Great OPEN HORSE party May Cows. 12' high full basement. 6805 ICOmmunuity oC fi nancial arrangements. personal budget 41 0 Rent .mokers, 282-4045 (051993) 24 weekend. Free hot dogapop. Come to Bobcaygeon, follow wakouT, inground source heat Serv,cs l pump, very efficient. 16.58 planning. garnariess s:000l FREE CONSULTA- CNS. PICKERING MOTEL rooms from $125 weeKly. Cable TV. frdges. mad signs to great retirement living (051993) apes. 15 min east of Oshawa (MORTGAGES and Personal 6% financing $349.000 985- Loans ca;i !1 You are Self Credit Counsellors rodke^^g- Oshawa, 433 425 TF; large kitchen with 3 built in service Kae shampoo tree local WHITBY $179 900 Immac 7 !052093) 9"-$0 �phanoes, workout custom Duct JPPdoc •(051693) apartme^7 large one bedroom. bedroom basertant apartment. SHARED accomodatiors. Con- ven,ent location. All facilities WHTBY Northeast approx- 2600 =q". all brick. c -de-sac. living room, private entrance, separate entrance. THREE bedroom backspiit in Inckvded Please can 619-0167, double garage, fenced Pool size $425 plus hydro Sydney (416) broadbwrled. utilities included desirable N:W area. dining (051693) lot, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. extra 533-9107. (05 1693) Close to GO, no pets. non roan. fmaiy room with fireplace. AJAX furnished w unfurnished large kitchen with 3 built in WHITBY t npbx . spacious 3 smoker, firstllast, references. $975 mwnthy plus utilities. First $625 mon1hIy available and last, available July 1. Call room, unties Included. parking, �phanoes, workout custom Duct JPPdoc :,ed•oorrts one bathroom main imrroodratel Call 686-1754 aper 432.1229. 051993) y ( laundry facilties. share kitchen main door aiildryroorm family room with t cru, level arge apartment. I fenced yard, close •o all amenities. 5 p m (050793) PICKERING - Brodu'401, three and bathroom with one other person. Calif 427-6804. (051693) om9re, wally finished easement wrtr. Walk to GO. 5800 per month CENTRAL Whitby spacious bedroom detached. 1 1.2 baths, agents, 430-0783. (052093) walkout to 80 Plus wide yard. plus utilities Available two bedroom plus den in clean 1 1:2 garage. 4 appliances, OSHAWA- mals•nonsmokerto roughed in hreplaos, wet bar. imrrhodiately. Call 430-9448 or quiet building, upper duplex. central air. 4 years old. $1050 . share very clean house in quiet old collar, central air, central 686-7895. (051893) $895 utilities, laundry and pane utilities- FlrsiWast. July t. 686- neighbourhood, includes ,ac, $222.900 Private 668 better. $565 per month. 430- xing cl7uavalbl5426.(051693) parking, heat, hydro, laundry, 2037.(052093) PICKERINGLiverpoolooBia oright modern two bedroom 263-2 263-4125 1052093)AJAX Harwood and BaYfy $450 monthly Available immediately. Call 432-3618 $137,900 three bedroom basement apartment, separate WHITBY attractive two three bedroom house, apphan- leave message. (051893) detached in Cobourg, 3 baths. entrance, full bath, fridge. stove, bedroom, bright. clean, 5795 cos included. Also one bedroom basement apartment, both avaA- /�w,,� � finished basement, two car laundry, parking, close to Go Inclusive. Also two level one bedroom den- $785 able imediaiely. Close to school. coot tyi�• 455 garage. will trade for older horns Oshawa and amenities Must be seen. . inclusive. Rent in area. Cam (416) 37? - $850 utilities Included. Fvsulast Parking. near Go, July 1. Call parking available. Cam 287-8965 seals 6085 (051893) required. No pets. Call 1-416 699 5287. (051693) w 954-2167. (052093) YCLAUGHUN Square Pent - "GREAT Pines' 4 bedrooms, 579.7576. (051993) NEW In Alai - large bright one NO down payment? Good house - beautiful two bedroom. rwo fireplaces large 2100 sq ft., PICKERING - two bedroom bedroom basement apartment, all Good job? You can buy two bathroom, fabulous win•- dowsmorth Incredible central air ort , basement apartment, separate , quiet court, sling on parkland. w the price of rent, while prices view. Two walkouts, $900 in-� Paul $169.200. Paul Jones, 831 s. 83 entrance central air cable Parking, laundry. fireplace. woo and rates are down. Call Doug a tlonyl Opt n t bu W Frank Real Estate Ltd. A.J. CASSON 95th ANNIVERSARY ART AUCTION SUN. MAY 16 AT 1.00 P.M. NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY HALL T''is sale wi.l feat„,re a seiecttor o' over t CC L -.ed ECltior prints to Include selected works by Group of Seven arbst. A.J Casson, plus other great nostagia and wildlife works oy Canada's foremost artists such as Bateman, Romance, Campbell, Fockins. Dyer, Cote, Day, Doolittle. Brenders. Baynton, Tor, Thomson, and many others. Preview: 12 noon Terris: Cash, Visa, Mastercarc, cheques wit, I.D. Directiofls: 401 exit Mill Street, north to first lights, Kng St- (NW comer). Approx. 15 mins west of Oshawa Auctioneers: Jim Couch and Dale Smith WANTED V« c pate's - Ls: De 36 kir o>ve, :hili 'ea• Ajax •aside^its and ,.xpereroe0 Can Irivredarey. '1427-2043 ,05.993; 670 Personals MRS. 4ec •a•or =a ES? sp .'-a. advisor on Ove, -ar•:age, health and future. -n- ot"owr, ^apoermgs, woo c class -y--c. 3C years exile• 9nde. available 'or parties Scarborough•, 2892.09 WOULD a^gone t^ow rg the whereabouts of Reg Wells -om Mercer and John Pefg�son who anenoed •,arw000 ^ugh school n Ajax. Ont du^ng •974-76,' Please contact Gina Hodder at File iii6C70. Oshawa -his Week, °.O Sox 461. Osrawa. Or! parking. Wesishore/Whites g to fenced yard. available w Brent. Community Financial, Pleaseu as uI es. 416-932-3512 or ( 3) 1H 715 1052'931 area. Firstrlast and references. wrimedlately. $650 427-2656 668-6805. (TF) 25. (051893) N.E. Oshawa - 4 bedroom FOR rent - two bedroom condo, In pets, non smokers, $650 Inclusive. Call (051693) PICKERING - 4 bedrooms plus bedroom basement __ WHITBY - luxury condo with SldeSpllt, family room with 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 639-7978. PICKERING -two bedroom one solarium, two bedrooms, two fireplace, air coin„ central vac. AVAILABLE immediately in (051993) basement. 4 pct. bath. separate apartment. 6 appliances, 2 12 baths. 5 appliances, recreation inground pod, garage, now roof 3043 (051893) apartment, fridge, stove two bedrooms, two bathrooms, entrance parkinavailable July baths,s, nice neighbourthood, near Spacious, carpeted, newly Painted apartment with balcony, included. Available imely, mediat OSHAWA - newly renovated $600. All inclusive. Civic/ fireplace, sauna, whirlpool, air conditioning, $8W per month. LARGE 1 8 3 bedroom , $750 monthly. Call days 509- schools, snapping, 401, hrsV facilities, June 1 Minutes from in 1991. Rec room, 3 Go $1050 monthly. Cam 298- washrooms. softener. $164,900. apartments, quiet building, fully broadloomed, appliances, $629 96,58 (051993) last. $1300 available July 11 420.9171. 3695 (051993) 576-0717. (052093) and $684 monthy utilities and AVAILABLE July 1. one TWO bedroom main floor of FOR rent - two bedroom condo, TOTALLY renovated house with Parking included. Call 623-1256. bedroom basement and one two house. fridge, stove included. 5860 monthly. Bay Ridges, 16th addition in West Lynda area. 5 (051993) bedroom apartment for rent, y175 and $600 month) utilities Available immediately, $750. flew. 683-0686• (052193) bedrooms up plus laundry, 4 AVAILABLE immediately in y Albed included. Now south GM. 987- so two room basementCONDO East Hampton for rent - baths, potential infaw, sues, in- round pool. Nc) ubli ear$20000. cl gear p Whitby apartment building. 3043 (051893) apartment, fridge, stove two bedrooms, two bathrooms, Sepia rate schools. No Spacious, carpeted, newly Painted apartment with balcony, included. Available imely, mediat OSHAWA - newly renovated $600. All inclusive. Civic/ fireplace, sauna, whirlpool, air conditioning, $8W per month. agents, 430-0783. (052093) close to bus, shopping. All one bedroom apartment, Oshawa Centre area, apply in Available June 1. Please cal WHY rent? Golden opportunity utilities thckudsd. No pets. one hardwood floors. ceramic to 52 VancouverCrt., 69 person 619.3068. (051893) to own a row 3 or 4 bedroom b��_ $550 two bedroom $660. Cal 66&5173. (TIC) ) bathroom. vaulted ceilings. p.m. (052093) security. You wont find anything INCE three bedroom leu p� cow naso 8V ■ v'� & RMI 4 hole with only $500 down. To qualify for a mortgage, no better. $565 per month. 430- V Spatg problem Buy direct from builder. SINGLE non smoking business 3109 or 831-8030. (051893) lull basement, fireplace, workshop on Emperor Rd. Clew For deails• titfi�97-2702. person for luxury xark one separate apartment, parking. separate Houses For to schools, hospital, shopping• 41 0 t'rsUlaat required. $1000 FOR tent or lease - conmen"alf space. • 800 •q -n-, $425 (Ds'"M errtrancce, overlooking beakttikully plus Rent Available immediately. per ""dill. Nelson SL, Itkwlh BROKER has $10,000 to lend at treed lot in Picaring. ultities. $110 per mond!. Contact Doug $750 683.2492. (052093)Oshawa Available "ill' ediatey. at 8811114M. Community Finest - monthly all utltties included. NORTH Oshawa - three Cat 579.6247. (052093) pial Services TF ( ) 420-6874 leave message. bedroom near school. $950 per TWO bedroom basement Available 4 bathroom, Pi iDFESSIONAL office sPane• PRIVATE (051693) AJAX - Wostney Heights - two month plus kxilties. apartment, pce. July 1. Cat 436-8951 or 66& close to all amenities, Ajax. immediate central downtown oshawfully a, furnished, approx. 700 sq.tL with house for safe - raised bungalow, 4 years old, 3 bolo m, basely mentapartment 1361 (052093) references no pals Beautiful possession. $650 monthly plus u�93�• Cal 723• bedrooms. two bathrooms. laundry, attached garage, separate P(dentrance, AVAILABLE June 1. tui utilities. Kathy Chisholm, 20288. (.._ ) $122,600. 436.0278 anytime. full size 4 poll bath, appliances, cable, laundry, Northeast Oshawa, raised Reakw, 683-8542 bungalow, 2 . one bedroom, Family Trust, Cottages For 470 (051893) Parking, storage. $695 inclusive. finished basemen, fenced yard. AJAX - beautiful and bright Rent WHITBY • N. Kmart, custom 42&3410 or 427.7678. (051993) approx. 1800 sq.11. living space. three bedroom upper two floors buih split level, attached garage, ONE bedroom basement Walk to all amenities. $975/ Of new semi, fenced yard and TWO and floirse les room 3 bedrooms, two baths, Irving apartment, separate entrance, monthly. Call 4347950 deck, 4 appliances, $900. 2/3 utilities. First4ast. references, no cottages, large Ids, close to sandbanks, choice dates dining room, hardwood floor, large kitchen, finished roc room, Dixie and Finch area, available Immediately, $550 WHITBY - luxury clean 2500 palssmoking, available May 1 4 bedroom home, main available. 10% discount it large farrxly room with fireplace. utilities sq.ft.• 428.2145 leave message. booked during May. For big lot, 94x181'. 728-2646. included. Call 839-3987. floor laundry and Lamy room, information, call 1-613-476- (05tB�) (051693 _ master ensulte. $1300. Townhouses References Caul 1-292.2134. 420 4512. 051693 ( ) PRIVATE sale - Maple Ridge Hwy a2lWestney, new modern For Rent MAIJAC H.K. Cottages Lake 'Beautiful Heron' bright two bedroom basement r0520gll Cecebe, 3 pct. bath, 1 -4 two stor at- epaent, side entrance, lull nrth SOUTH Pickering� tires OSHAWA -clean and bright two bedrooms, electric heat, full size tractrvey landscaped, 4 plus 1 bath, 4 appliances, cable, $720 bedroom main floor of house. bedroom townhouse, two baths, stove and fridge, boat and motor bedrooms. fully finished Plus utilities, no pets, non private treed let, large deck with 4 applianoes•, available July 1. rental, fishing, sandy beach. basement, heated inground smoker, first/last, work view for miles Close to 40 1.$900 monthly. Call 668-3407 Call John Fonk, Burk's Falls pool, additional quality references. 42&1428. (051693) parks and beach. Call 222-4011. and 4uve nvion-nn inM?nG9h Ont. 70&397-3041 rd51a0nh brad-, IMI=20%• (051493) DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization techniques. However for those who still require even more special care. Dr. Mary Kay M.D. pins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon). We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Labovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario PAGE 20 -THE VIEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 14,19" SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! SAT., MAY 15, 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. 1047 Maury Cres., Pickering (N. of Finch. off Lynn Heights) GARAGE SALE SAT.. MAY 15. 9 A.M - 3 P.M. Raindate Sun.. May 16. 1 Latham Ct., Ajax (Off Fraser. near Clements and Harwood) a & use_ .ce -e-. SNE eye—e-'_ MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE SALE SUN., MAY 16.8:30 A.M. 55. 56. 57. 58 Linton Ave.. Pickering Village (Hwy. 2/Church St.) Numero - .s --t,cs ^,,e. r(, -•s etc GIGANTIC STREET SALE SAT.. MAY 15. 9 A.M. RAINDATE SUN. LAURIER CRES. PICKERING (Rosebank,'Sheppard Baby items. antiques. D ices. tcvs. etc. HUGE STREET SALE SAT.. MAY 15,8:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. HAMPTON COURT. PICKERING ;Whites Rd. S., of Bayly) Boobs. toys. ciotnes crag _ e soo—, cards GARAGE SALE 658 COWAN CIRCLE. PICKERING ,Oft Rosebank) SATURDAY MAY 15.8 A.M. - 2 P.M. Srna a: - - — SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, y MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT.. SUN.. MAY 15 & 16.9-4 P.M. Oliva St.. Pickering (WestshorelBayly) HUGE PAINE DR STREET SALE SAT. MAY 15. 9 A.M - 3 P.M. RAINDATE MAY 16 (N Westney. to E. Magill to N. Sullivan it "a;ter becmor- sure. ^ Crcwave 5: arcs. Die. 'Vs. :'d' rer"S r jCr. rnuCr ^lore BIG MOVING SALE SAT. MAY 15.9 A.M. - 4 P.M. 5 KT N. of Hwy. x7 o- Durham R�:. 23 Lots of great deals. YARD SALE SAT.. & SUN.. MAY 15 & 16.9 A.M. - 3 P.M. 28 CLARK RD.. AJAX Ira-wooc S is Clcve-oge & eas: a: Clark. Don't miss, somei~ ng for everyone MOVING SALE - PICKERING SUN., MAY 16, 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. 231 GWENDOLYN ST. Appliances, Furniture, etc. GIGANTIC MULTI -NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE SATURDAY, MAY 15 Eastbank Cul -de -Sac, Pickering Bargains Galore! HUGE GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 15, 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. RAIN OR SHINE 1261 ABBEY RD., PICKERING (FinctVLWerpod), Kitchenware, sports ewpment. books, furniture and much more. THREE FAMILY GARAGE SALE S&L, May 15, 9 am. - 3 pm. 1519 & 1521 Major Oaks Rd., (Detbrook and Major Oaks) China, jewellery, dryer, crib, stereo equipment, toys & more. HUGE MULTI -FAMILY STREET SALE SAT. & SUN., MAY 15 & 16, 9 A.M. TO 2 P.M. Norfolk Square, Whites RdJSVouds Ln., Pickering You name it, we have it.. -Don't miss it' SpwwwW M. NORFOLK CUSTOM CARPENTRY 571 NorkehSq.81-4135 GARAGE SALE 1387,1386 & 1390 Rougemount Dr., Pick. SATURDAY, MAY 15, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Many children's toys & games, children's clothing, books, household & mist. items. ESTATE GARAGE SALE SAT. & SUN., MAY 15 & 16, 8:30 A.M.-3 PJM. 29 MILNER CRES., AJAX STREET SALE CULROSS AVE.. - HWY. 2 & DIXIE SATURDAY MAY 15. 9 A.M. - 4 P.Y. RAINDATE SAT.. MAY 22 'e^s ca• - '3F' :e-+ v new e,c^e 5'5" c ^Ti,e -o, sehokl •e^s bicycas, oaring sweaters & shoes S2 X or 3 or 55 -X & muci, T� SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 15.8 A.M. 20 & 22 LARGE CRES. AJAX (Westney & Hwy. #2) COUNTRY CRAFT SALE HAND PAINTED CLOTHING SAT.. MAY 15. 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. 1841 SHADYBROOK DR.. PICKERING (North of #2 on Whites Rd. off Briarwood Gate) GARAGE SALE 3 FAMILIES SATURDAY. MAY 15.8 A M RAIN DATE MAY 16 1209 & 1211 Cedarcraft Cres.. Pickering x,y re— •_vs -, S ,,s paac set HUGE YARD SALE 459 BRCADGREEN ST "Wh,tes Rd S ) Pickering SAT. MAY 15 9 A M -2 PM Rain Date Sun. May 16 10 a m - 3 p m ^.�-sehdd items s .iot' g toys. 'books c'uidren s CCUs 4 'soles TRASH TO TREASURES 1647 DELLBROOK AVE.. PICKERING SAT.& SUN.. MAY 15 & 16.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 15.81C A.M. - 2 PM 1236 BRIDGEGATE CRES. (Mapieridge Area) LARGE GARAGE SALE SAT & SUN.. MAY 15 & 16. 9 A.M. - 4 P.M RAIN OR SHINE 92 Admiral Rd.. Ajax (King & Harwood) -- v c.s re— --- � ;r—Es � '_'e' MULTI -FAMILY STREET SALE SAT.. MAY 15.9 A.M. - 2 P.M. MULLIN DR.. AJAX Toys. baby 4wts exercise eQu,ornent roue -dors items household & boo,s Swgai s galore MULTI -FAMILY YARD SALE SAT. & SUN., MAY 15 & 16, 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. 1828 APPLEVIEW RD., PICKERING GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 15, 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. 529 SUNDOWN CRES., PICKERING RAINDATE - MAY 16 BRONTE SQUARE YARD SALE Sat., May 15, 9 a.m. (off Glenanna, west of Liverpool) Household, baby gems, toys, antiques. Somethinq for Everyone! GARAGE SALE 1655 Alwin Circle (Brock Hwy A2) Saturday, May 15, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Pool filter & e4uipment. Wine making equipment, books. albums. blinds, stuffed animals.curtains, blankets, macrame... something for everyone. GIANT STREET SALES Sat., May 15, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Longstaff Dr. & Harman Dr., Ajax Over 20 houses confirmed. Call Many Streeter 683-8542 for details & directions STREET SALE FAIRVIEW AVENUE, PICKERING MAY 15&16 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. STREET SALE SATURDAY, MAY 15.8:30 A.M. - 2 P.M. Rain or Shine Minstrel Manor, Pickering (Amberlea) GIANT STREET SALE OVER 20 HOMES NOAKE CRES. MAY 15, Rain date, May 16, 9 a.m. start Located behind Westney Loeb, follow signs. DON'T MISS THIS ONE! STREET SALE 20 FAMILIES SAT.. MAY 15. 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. (Rain date Sun.. May 16) Layton Ct. South of 401, on VVhrtes Rd . Right on Atwood. left onto Layton MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 15, 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. 1090 RAMBLESERRY AVE. `+ousehold a~hbles. fabric. sports cards, double pedestal steel case desk. kids' Clothing, books. Rain or shore. GARAGE SALE SATURDAY, MAY 15, 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. (Rain date May 16th) 1826 Glendale Dr., Pickering YARD SALE SATURDAY, MAY 15, 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. 1723 Dunchurch St., (Ott Dunbarton Rd., Pickering) Rain date May 22. FOUR FAMILYYARD SALE SAT., MAY IS, 8 A.Y. - 4 P.M. Rain or shine. 1110 Petunia Place, Pickering (AltonaMwy. 2 area) STREET SALE Sat, May 15, 9 am. - 4 p.m. Sundown Cres., Pickering (Whites Rd. f)2) Jan us for our spring dear -out. STREET SALE Sat., May 15, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. CHIRON CRES. (Whites Rd. & Stroud's Lane) YARD SALE if sunny, GARAGE SALE if rains Sat., May 15, 9 a.m. - ? 1128 Meadowlane Cres., Pickering. (N. of Finch. E. of Dixie,. Lots of freebies. We're moving to Europe and it's not. STREET SALE Set., May 15. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Rain date May, 16th. Meekings DrJMapson Cres. Church and Hwy. #2 area, follow signs. Something for everyone GARAGE SALE Sat. & Sun., May 15 & 16 Rain or shine. 635 Ariel Cres., Pickering (Behind Payless) Lots c! good es ncludtng Ladies clothmg to size 46. GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE Sat., May 15, 9 a.m. -12 noon 611 Stonebridge Lane, Pickering Books. furniture. sports equipment and more. WE'RE Al ON YOUR ROUTE 6 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sat.. May 15. 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 60 Glynn Rd..;ust IwE o` Harwcod<401 Dryer. or* TV. wicker fumgure, cnb, rugs, toys. household, etc. STREET SALE Sat., May 15, 13 a.m. (Rain date May 16) 1624 Fairfield Cres., Pickering C'^eose from snowrr.ocue. car phone, taty 'errs. Dikes, toys. books and much, much sore GARAGE SALE Sat., May 15, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 129 Angus Dr., Ajax (off Doric and Harwood) Odds and ends. GARAGE SALE Sat., May 15, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 688 Atwood Cres., Pickering (Whites Rdjokilahoma) 2 blocks south of Oklahoma Sports wear. desk, silver & household gems. 30-35 GARAGES OPEN 14th Annual Burden Cres. Garage Sale in Ajax SAT., MAY 15, 9:30 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. Westney Rd. to Finley, S. to Burden GIRLS' BALL TEAM PUTTING ON GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 15, 9 A.M. 15 WILCE DR., AJAX GARAGE SALE Sat., May 15, 8 a.m. .3 p.m. 215 Ravenscroft Rd., Ajax (Westney Heights) Everything priced to go. 1450 KINGSTON RD., I n Canada Trl,(St Realty PICKERING Canada Trust Re alty I nc /Realtor 420-4200 e Cognac Cres. e Am aretto Ave. Whiskey Gate • Benedictine Ct. e Highview St. a Redbird Cres. • Mountcastle Cres. STREET SALE SAT. MAY 15,, 19939 8:30 A.M: 3 P.M. LOOK FOR OUR SIGNS -ON THESE STREETS Christena Cres. Randall Dr. e Willows Lane e Macey Cn. • Raven Lane • Saugeen Dr. ae•.'. -. •. .I.�. .7. J. r1.�.• 7.1.7 7.I.• ♦ ( ►, ! • -♦ S 7.• • • I � 250 Garage/Yard 250 GarageNard Sales Sates GARAGE SALE Sat. & Sun., May 15 & 16, 8 e.m. - 3 p.m. 62 Ritchie Ave., Ajax (WSMI'My/Hwy, 2) Waterbed, wall units, desks, plus lots more. 9th ANNUAL 12 FAMILY STREET SALE May 15, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Millington Cres., (Westney Heights) Rain date May 16. HUGE CONTENT SALE of marry houses from furniture (some antiques) to tools. 31 Barr Rd., Ajay NE comer of Westney Rd. S. and Barr Rd. Tues. - Sat 10:30.6-00 p -m. 492-5751 STREET SALE SAT., MAY 15, SUN., MAY 16, 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. Dalewood D08rooio'idge Gate Many families with many treasures. GARAGE SALE SAT., MAY 15, 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. 769 and 789 Eyer Dr., Pickering Rain Date May 16. GARAGE SALE SAT., & SUN., MAY 15,16, 9 A.M. 1605 GETA CIRCLE, PICKERING (Off Parkway) GARAGE SALE SAT.& SUN., MAY 15 & 16, 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. 934 REDBIRD CRES., PICKERING Furniture, TV stands. Coffee makers, etc., etc. 670 Personals 670 Personals NEl SHr -._ . RNALLY =.r .... 3 jays Try our 21st century r, 24 Cat's. el,m "ate tat. r ^•arta, nutrition approach that crease your energy. feel great works 338.555C (051893) and do It safe and Natural. (416) 414-2'02 (051893) Bayview _ •J Serving Ajax & Pickering COME AND WORSHIP THES: CHURCHES INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THEIR t��l al WORSHIP SERVICES AM EIMPRESBYTERIAN(2tl1RCH Pickering Village united Church 1820 Whhn Rd. K 300ChurchSL N , Ajax THE FAMILY CHURCH 683.4721 WORSHIP TIME 11:Supervised urseRev. Howard Zurbdgg 839-1383 ry Phyllis spencer Worship & Sunday School 10:30 am ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. JL ` PICKERING CHINESE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. .tsf Sunday School: 11:30 an. 2145 BROCK RD. N., PICKERING Td: (416) 68-6311 PETER LUCHOWSKI AND HIS TEAM AT BAYVIEW MAMA LOOK FORWARD TO RENEWING OLD ACQUAINTANCES AND WELCOMING NEW CUSTOMERS 984 Kingston Rd. Pickering 831-3949 Herongate Animal Hospital "Because you care about the Health of your Pet" Please remember it's that time again to have your dog tested for heartworm disease. 65 Old Kingston: Rd. A� �.�789 Ajax, Ontario 'f a C int 1 t: � ♦.r. y- �1 .. l v.. �,, r f l ti '. �,'/ ., � r", 1 � ,f�r.f -•`,' Jr � NI. .. .. - THE NEWS ADVFJrM]M MdAf, MAY 14.11tPAM 21 Home Improvements Improvements Improvements j FREE ESTIMATES 1[ �823.82Z5 crea8-3tOc =1110 OFF ON OROERS OVER $W0 ARTISTIC Masonary specaiz .ng .n fireplaces and chimney DEL ZOTTO repairs Works Til backs. FENCIir blocks and Sta—A O' all k,^r;5 ^fee est,mates. wore :a^snp Speciali,zlin in R guaranteed. Call Rene Gerva s. Fen c.4 Detlu 665-4428 (TF) t -._ a, .— CERAMIC •,es. professionally "stalled Na!Is. !',Dors. kltcnens, arc bathrooms. Exper! reoafrs. G'9at references FO' a free RENOVATIONS cabinetry, addrtlonS. KnChers. bathroof-75, paving stones. fences, decks. custor- ou td -ng, free 961,f—tale Carew b CornDany. 416.432- 6865 ^5'993! SABER Contracting an ca•ce^,'y. add -tons. 'e"o,al, ors K.•^hens es—ale (05259 call pave at 583-3730 10525931 MARTEK -.or,rapors . 2r . r Damrooms, horn-nalrlenance, all cos Over g9 y service,e $500 Compete ". emer rr furru,9 JOURNEYMAN electrician. Tenor arc eeeror renovations. 'e' - s^ ng, quai,ty wo,k Soeaal-z ng r sernDe;hanges' interior and exterior painting, guafanleed 15 yea's 19", ^.g. additions. and wan papering. fencing and excererce 686-29.5 ('::::CGI -e^oval ons. Ali wor, decks --ree est:onares. dualfry guaranteed, !nee estrcnates. Cau F, guara!eec 434-4420., 42^,-6320 ftfa(ax; J.C. PEMOCE'__'NG - recm- EUROPEAN 9 sper!st w•: slo^ C' ce ous'ersl F,ee QUALITY work oy father, and re^ovae y;.• oa!^'oo'- 0' est,ates' Rooting. bath'ooms so- 'ea— We experienced. kitchen walls as well as -oor k=n.3r,S '9c 'corns ^'enol arc ^a'1 *or K ^g Renoval.ons, tiles 20 yeas exoe-erce G000 9rlercr deccra' -g arc painting aodt-ons.dedks. etc Call us to references and sat s-ac!,or No loo !0o small Cal jemy. 420- a -'9e est, mare 57-.1263 8+11 or guarar!eec cof ',ee est '^ales, 9248 of j004 72 -8WW 051893. Pod Osrawa. 'FAL,; C Dyksl,a 725-d9' 3 , 670 Personals 670 Personals 670 Personals Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser te i- 'asy 3^1 0410105 Jsaeer' -7f ^ D• a! o w'Selar, Box 1 5'RC teow^a. 3C v -4 dC.ltS or y 0,901 JESUS says car •-e okra sad '^9 0-0 309s —s'e, '^e -'ec '-ms:r 4ear J sa ar 56 '2. .o^^ . ^ Cancne, 70S-953-94-5 or Sem'ng DurCom"n�uni ty K, �k, +dF.nc �7 :. - -..- 3'. - _ _ ,rt _ r... - . _ •r. N� fth"Such-DO�d* tion ,�� This awssalp has been made p=wle by these Community Minded Businesses PIMIP071 I,- Do it ALL with PROPANE 505 Victoria St. E. Whitby 668-3328 HARWOOD PLACE 11ALL four Communis) Shopping )Lill Harwood Place Mall Management Salutes Durham Police on Police Week 314 Harwood Ave., S. Ajax ELECTRON PURE from Space Program to your swimming pool or spa NEW ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY Chlorine and Bromine Free water purification Call today 686-4357 �DEESWER WMT 190 011EMS "OUR PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE" 333 Kingston Rd. (at Rouge Ravine) 509-5555 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Under 5 FF&F.1 5.10 yrs. $3.95 overt() $T.9t3 • - TRANSIT SOUARI As Aa.rte.a 1o0(Wa 4�0 Rd. ReMn Eaton 519-2229 PApr, u.VIIIZ nr>twsa+n`► SgIt c c R v f > I Home and Business Services Business Services ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. usiness Or personal Reasonable robs. Also lessons available. Randy Timms. (416) 342-2279.(TF) WORD Processing - excellent tum around time Thesis. resumes. essays, proposals. business letters. Competitive rates. ,wo convenient locations: Durham Region. Larry (416) 837-Op99 or Scarborough, Shir- ley (416) 299-9159. (052093) Dressmaking, Tailoring JUST ..,,n. --- SIC" , dressrlaker tailor wedC,rg gow's brIdesmads, evening gowns anC suits and ahera,jons For a - exclusive desgn, Cal' Recnv. 728& 1420 (053093 Driving Schools S&a r. sc-,,o arc tes: f75 10 bssoru. 1150 Can 267-3060 (051993) Gardening, Landscaping GRASSWORKS acv- ::- ^ins pruning. yarc c oanups.light cuit vanng. grounds mamtenanov. call 432-0961 anytime. (05149M SPRING Roto-trlhng special. Very seasonable rates.:al 728- 1153.(051893; Handyman Rubbish. Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish. Rubbish. Rubbish, Rubbish - you make it, 171 taka t. Cal Randy. 43O4M ccs CONSTRUCTION Intenor arc exterior repairs, enovatforis and constriction Fas: and wean professionai work g; aran,ew it CRAIG 686.1913 S.C.G. - o..a.,:y exter,o• and interior tenOvaliOns. repairs. additions. des,grt,build bars anC cabinets. Ari wort^ansnp guaranteed arc ns„•ec Contact Gary 839- 0964 :052693i Housecleaning ARE yo„-,ar,ng problems lrcid- in9 L'ne to clean your home-) For prolessonal cleaning. call !,"is Home Service today) 427-104' (051993) HONEST. reliable person will 00 cleaning by the day. Rates S40- S60 Phone after 7 p.m weekdays, after 9 a.m. weekends. 839-6647.(051993) PROFESSIONALS - spring cleaning and steam cleaning special. Free estimates. gall 436-0643 or 433-1537. (052099) REUAatl IE haNerJearw to do vacuuming, dusty bathrooms and floors. Reeeornab* rats. p1611162077 affair 5 p.m (oslam Painting, Decorating PROFESSIONAL painting and wallpapering. One room or whole house. guaranteed lowest rates. No job's too small. Guality workmanship guaranteed. Cal 430-2595. (TFALL) PROFESSIONAL panting. into - nor and exterior. drywall taping. plastering and spray. Call Alfredo or Heka. 723.1337. (TF) Slervic s IIAG ICIAK claw Irlends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays. promotions• openings, tundraisws. Magic stows are tunl Lettuce help. 8337057 or 728-8334 (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magi- Tor children's parties and all occasions. have my own magician. Call Ernie. 6684932. (TF; MAY 14. Authorized Dealer. Toro, Homelite, Kholer, Briggs & Stratton. SPRING LAWNMOWER TUNE-UPS 855 WESTNEY RD. S. 683-9621 GUNTHERIVENS CONTRACTING LTD. Established 1955 General Contractors rAll Types of Home Improvements ✓ * Decks * Ack:1 6_-rfs G i * CUStam Built Homes * 4.:: Makes of Wirx;cws. Ifi patio doors 5 ✓ yr. Guarantee on Labour and i Materials i For Free Estimates Call zunther 839-1)fi8r� j J N PROPERTY SER VICES "Your One Stop Property Maintenance Specialist" Weed Control & Fertilization. Insect Control on Lawn & Shrubs Lawn cutting, Tree & Shrub Care. 10% Discount to Seniors 420-6089 ,taifab(c- ' In terra tionaf j pc: l .::e.: Schrutzz4 Steak 'Tact !t jole Nariatcs i; ec:a& 5un6ay -Brunch 10.30 to 2 --to Lmated in the Courtyard' P"-Cring ,i"Z47e 10.9 Old 9-tngston MAKE TH]BEE C V61... grow to ylc�R�r�.>c,E _j FROM 5.5% 1st, 2nd & W mages. to 95% • Rental Properties & Cottages • Re -financing • Debt consolidation ' Rural Properties • Self-employed • Bad Credit No Income -No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service since 1975 call 686-2557 Wilber TF Drycon Building Supplies has solution for wet basements To the average homeowner, there's nothing worse than a leaking basement. Short of the roof caving in, there's nothing more daunting than the prospect of having to repair that irritating leak. But before you start thinking that `weeping system' is aptly named, considering the mood you're in, give yourself some peace of mind and call the professionals: Drycon Building Services. Drycon specializes in basement waterproofingg. While many people continually assume this is a complicated and expensive job, owner Larry Goodwin points out that isn't necessarily so. In many cases, the problem is pinpointed to a specific area, and can be fixed without spending additional time or money. Cracks in the foundation are a major cause of leaks, but if thev're caught early enough, the damage can very often be reversed. Larry fills the cracks with a specialized hydraulic cement that repels the water and leads it down and out of the house. Newer houses are just as susceptible to cracks, due to the settling of the building, but unfortunately the warranty on new homes only covers the basement for the first two years. That's where Larry comes in, repairing the small problems before they become big ones. In some cases, though - especially in older homes - more extensive work needs to be done. Occasionally the 11;L S�EM DR. E. GILLEZEAU A DR. M. FnZSI11UM WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE it• Contact Lenses • Binocular vision • Perceptual Testas • Dispensing of all Types of Frames ,' & Contacts I A weeping system, the system of tiles andgravel that prevents water from seeping in, has to be redug. This generally involves a strip being dug around the outside perimeter of the house, though, as with cracks, sometimes only isolated sections need repair. Once the trench is dug and the weeping tiles are replaced, a three-part waterproofing sealant and mesh membrane are applied to the concrete walls. Without this membrane, the sealant would split and crack with the settling of the house. This combination makes the foundation completely impermeable. In cases where it's difficult or impossible to dig outside the house, a similar set-up can be installed indoors. A trench can be dug around the interior perimeter of the house, and filled with weeping tiles and gravel in the same manner as the outside system. New concrete is poured over the trench to refinish the basement. Whatever the situation, Larry ensures complete D • LIVE-IN CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS. PLANTS 8 HOME • HOME SECURITY & INSURANCE VALIDATION • PET EXERCISING 8 FEEDING • BONDED 8 INSURED, EST. 1981 I 686-1691 ® ® '� waterproofing, and extends his warranties on this kind of work for up to 10 years. Drycon's other area of specialty is concrete refinishing. Instead of replacing chipped and broken concrete, you can simply have it refinished. Drycon uses a special concrete coating to level out uneven patches. After cleaning off dirt and residue, a thin skim iayer of this concrete is applied to restore the original look of the object. Cracks around swimming pools can be filled, as can chips and its in concrete stairs. Even broken, crumbling concrete can be repaired by this process. While Drycon does pour its own, the main focus of this business is in the refinishing of existing material. Whether you need a complete refurbishment or just a few cracks in the sidewalk filled, Drvcon can do the job. Larry invites you to call for a free estimate if you have some work that needs to be done. He surveys and completes all jobs himself, and offers advice on the best way to accommodate your needs. Extensive work is not always necessary; some water seepage problems can be cured by a bit of caulking around the windows, and Larry will tell you so. So before you giive up hope and turn your basement into a swimming pool, give Drycon Building Services a C2 at 619-1703. GET �SOME �REST 1 EI[S S V 1111 ER1 ` Landscape This sprig Wth MR. TRIM LAIN & GARDEN SERVICES 434-9428 623-9711 MBA - Associates - an outstanding success Since starting MP,A-Associates in Oct.. 1992, Bill and Marsha Alty report their business has enjoyed an outstanding success. Businesses in Durham Region have responded favorably to the services provided by MGA- Associales. These services encompass planning strategies for businesses which include f i n a n c i a l, accounting, and market sales growth. In short, MBA is a business problem Bill Alty, of MBA -Associates. so I ver. Bill Alty says. "We are extremely grateful to the News Advertiser and the Durham Rection Economic Development Department for their encouragement and suppon." Primarily serving the Durham Region, its two major concerns for its clients are to increase sales, and to help them get the cash flow by presenting proper documentation to financial institutions. "Few companies can do it all," Bill says. As Bill explains, many small firms need an operating line from the bank, but they must have sales. For some, it is a challenge to juggle all the tasks to enable them to achieve both goals. This is where MBA comes in. During the last seven months, it has helped companies develop short- and long-term strategies that reduce costs, maximize efficiency and ultimately enjoy increased JD AIR & ELECTRIC TOOL REPAIR 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 3 Ajax, Ontario Phone/Fax 427-2595 SEE OUR NEW LINE OF CORDLESS tit ELECTRIC LAWNMOWERS BY BLACK & DECKER BEST PRICE IN TOWN profits. And to MBA's cre dihility, it has the support of some financial institutions, whose managers perceive it to be offering a valuable service to clients. While Marsha's specialty (of 25 years) is in the area of taxation and office management, Bill's special talent is borne out of his 25 - year experience, in helping companies develop their objectives. He is also skilled in training and managing sales teams if required; training teachers; and providing hands-on marketing leadership. The groundwork for Bill's talents was laid during his 15 years with Procter and Gamble, a firm, he says, which is recognized for its excellent training of staff. Among other things, he learned correct presentation skills, had to know advertisingrates, promotional display, selling >� 4b MW 4b 4P wFem E ,90�" AM'$ EXCLOM F RL SEW= BICYCLE INV -" Sella a Tuft -Ups • llgdM Sales, Pab a Aooasotltts on - v, b r. Pee. bL. Ln MM products, and overall, know how to work economically. Now all of this expertise is available to small to mcdiunl-sized h u s i n e s s operators. With the services of MBA, local firms can actually see the results of M B A ' s involvement. After evaluation, M BA w i l l provide concrete ways to build a business. MBA is also adding some new services, in response to market needs. Marsha will be offering training seminars in office management as well as accounting software. As industries downsize, they will need to better train the staff they do have, to enable them to be more efficient; and the training seminars will allow them to do just that. As well, the full range of MBA's services is available to companies on a short or long- term contract basis. Whether a firm needs consultation, or sales brokerage. MBA is available with its unique form of expertise. An out-of-town company, for example, who wants to do business in this area, can utilize MBA to accomplish its goals, prior to opening an office. For your free initial consultation call 420-1564 for more information to help build your business. NOW OPEN JOINTS 'N THINGS (Sports and Rehab Clinic) New Patients Welcome No Referral Necessary Physician on Staff 1550 Kingston Rd., Suite 314 TH$ ItQjiD rVE1C173&FR)}DA'7f,UAY 14 >fl 0AiM 3e r PET SITTERS ETC. Pet, Plant and Home Care SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1986 PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS PLANTS a HOMES BONDED a INSURED WE CARE FOR YOUR PETS IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME W, 109 .• a OR ' 011 -- M.B.A. & ASSOCIATES Financial and Sales Marketing Consultants FOR Business Industry NO CHARGE INITIAL CONSULTATION 420-1564 STREAMSIDE LANDSCAPING Lavvns, Gardens Commerciai/ Residential Let Streamside take care of all your Gardening needs." Richard Ally 420-6835 WE BUY/SELL/NEW/USED VIDEO GAMES/ACCESSORIES RENTALS AVAILABLE SOON 613 Kingston Road W., Unit 2 (HIGHWAY 2 & CHURCH STREET iN PICKERING VILLAGE) Ajax. Ontario LIS 60 (416) 619-0048 - - 14F.01 SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFWSHMG AND REPAIR ANY SIZE JOB - MODERN METHODS NO DAMAGE TO SHRUBS. LAWNS A DRIVEWAYS ALL AVAILABLE METHODS PERFORMED PrAX OR OUTSIDE YCr�.rl•.Wrt.V r� �•.�>�Yr LARRY GOODWIN 24 Hours TOL (416) 619.1703 or Fax 416 663.0421 le Rel><ab prs gicterna mited 38 since 3 GENERATION FAMLY BUSNESS FOR ALL YOUR PEST CONTROL PROBLEMS' • PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • AFFORDABLE PRICES • ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE • GAVFRNMFWT t Ir F&mrn Present this ad for 10% discount on any RICHARDS KWIK PICK TAXI NON SMOKING Lincoln Town Car Airport Two Way Service 420-6999 Ontario Home and Business Services Moving, _ — Storage MOUHTAN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything, anywhere, arytme CommemW or residerlial Packaging, storage and boxes available Senior 8 mid month discourtts. Free estmales. AJAX Mov r3 Sys!e,s - •'.il serv'rOs. moves, ap)har.oe and o ano spec absts. 'tat rate or ro',r ly we row nave heated storage ras Now onenng free boxes w th move Call 427. 0005 rTF:) HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - r-o,e 0 o• slat we y"ce then^ all' Free estimates. senor desoo.^' shon ^o•ce moves. p,anos moved. Comp arap:e rates Cal 432-285C_(-;:) MAN 4- trucx andio, mer 'or -Peds. or -es 'o fr. Y", a,oge• Specaf -ate- •or ser ors 'We ..y !o oe •" oes: r tcw^ . Gwe Pere a �d at 575 9533 -=A-,. MEN e'^ arge -: -pro- ^`ova 'escP^•al. don arca A., Hypes of moves Ca.' Car or fare 4272855 Plumbing PLUMBER • bar este •wont gusnrroaed MWIrs • Benin - drum kxchem4ffth renew" nese addit u true gamma Exmnenced Journeyman Plumber tic oo'c: s -a, -aces s-c.ers asemerx wasr•ooms ret bars etc Ary ' mvatcr -f aftitm ma, e $274'74 acme :;- 8&9 Ask'c,-;m Licensed Plumber For quality work at reasonable prices. Call Ray at 282-7613 FREE ESTIMATES Serving Ajax a Pickering Weight Loss NO DIET MAGIC! Lose up to 29 Ibs. in 30 days. 'AM nsUiral a sale (This reale works) CMM today 61944 Wktdow ChmWng DU FFINS BAY WBlDOW CLEANING . Work guaranteed • Hand Polished • Exterior a ir►terior • Discount 1w seniors FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL03.7458 Home Improvements TMS Painting b Decor Interior a Exterior European Workmanship. Fast clean reliable service. RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting a decorating, For estimate to Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 SERVING Durham Region tot 17 years. Addoxm, Sundecks. patio doors. rec rooms. etc. Free esumates. Sgon Construction Ltd. 416.576.5760. (051493) SIGON Construction Lid. serv- 4 Durham Region for 17 years. Additions. sundecks, patio Odors. roc room, etc. Free emirnsi s. can "IS -576.57W. PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 14,1943 _ Find the Home that's Right forYou fj �. at theOI'ileMa L%J House. HOpen HROYAL LEPAGE ,�IIIIIIIIIIIIINIIiINI r Ir I Your Royal LePage Representative uses HomeMatch to help search for the homes that match your needs. Royal LePage Real Estate services Ltd., Broker. See those homes at the HomeMelfeh Open House, May 15 & 16 lamp WELCOME Will '• 1 1 1 • 1 • 1 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2.4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2.4 P.M. OUIET COURT - SHHHHH! OPEN HOUSE SAT. 24 P.M. 30 WINDSOR AVE. Large 3 bdrr., sec. din. 37 DORVIS DR., WHITBY. 3 bdrm. link, eat -in Clean & spacious home. gas tp., deck. cent. 32 RADFORD DR. Popular Westney Heights. ,ri. creat KC 16x' 3' det. garage & woodstove. k^.. rec rr,.. 140 tt. lot. Ginette Campbell* 427- air, air cleaner. walk to marina & waterfront Spotless 3 bdrm.• cent air, finished bsmi. Sharon Curry' 427-6522 x9323C'79 6522. x9323776. park. Diana plrz' 427-6522. x9324219. Sandra Del Zotto' 683 '790 09323867 s_ - - tet .r 1 • • 1 1 1 11 • OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 24 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUN. 2-4 P.M. GINETTE CAMPBELL 22 HILLS RD. C events Eas: la,wood. 2 DEEPROSE LANE. 3.1 bcr-. towr home 1931 MEMORY LANE. _a,cest sp- in area. 3 1860 BOWLER DR. Glendale sidespht with S,oeso,;' a-�a nature S Ajax lot Linda Many extas Hawrooc Ave. S, left on Clover spacbus M^^ . fir -pc: rn. eat -m 0. Massarat gorgeous inground pool. Backs to park. Main fir. Ajax office is extremely pleased to _yon' 427-6522 10322422 Ridge. Sham- Wrre' 427-6522 x9300359 Nagvi• 663-1790. 0323702. fam ++ Heather Cullen* 683-1790 x9324302 welcome Ginette Campbell to our r _ team. Ginette is a long time �� 1 E _ -•� _ resident of Ajax and has been a very active and well respected ^" ■ member of the real estate - community for 7 years. She is - 1-• pleased to be able to offer her 1 1 1 11 clients Royal LePage's new OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 24 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 24 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SAT. 24 P.M. N 2.4 Homematch system. Please give 14 BASHFORD RD. = r e. - S A,ax .-arge 27 VARLEY DR. Just off LaKe D-veway 2 600 1639 JAYWIN CIRCLE. 4 bcrrr wei' Kept home 899 GRENOBLE BLVD., PICKERING. 3 bdrm. Ginette a call at her new number ;per '_' ec' 3 x•T 'ome Caren Neuncic," se ".. exec. none - open concept Ba tiara w^.' S- srea rec oor- 8 3 -pc bath. Massarat bungalow, large eat -in k!tcnen, tr bsrnt. Barb - -6522 x74322926 Edwards' 427-6522 x93243" NaCv681-79C x9322582 Vaorca' 683-1790. x9324476 427-6522. ISI. i's OPEN HOUSE SAT. 2-4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SAT. 24 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 2-4 P.M. WMETUTRID d A 1180 LAKERIDGE RD tier ;;, Dagmar 14 BARTLETT OR urs c" _a•e Driveway 552 SPRINGVIEW DR. 4 oc-•-' 2 4 -ac 2 -pc. 1975 MEMORY LANE x7. '-r-a-,, ate' 72 CHATFIELD DRIVE. Scot'=,; sta,!er on SK. ams-- B ' 2 a:. -e5 3.200 K " Evelyn 3.:- _ '' ^-•-F snows ve'. well. Lots o' bat's a- ,•-- -air. fir. laundry& f m. -- .... �. :-_:.^ =eca 427-6522 »3227'32 ext -as _:�'v^ aegar' 427-6522 0324175 rms.. ` S va K,'o' 683-`790 a Catrzo a _� y. a ;= >a' KI;. Ca'•i new pilin ur _ 3 bdrms.. 2 baths. I", Y' x9323863Scott M-ccCo-aacK' 683-'790. a9300854 Jill Smith' 683 790 x9324.47 IR 11 ' 1/ • 1 1 1 -/ 1 1 1 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-1 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 24 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 24 P.M. S TH PICKERIN 5 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 2.4 P.M. 86 CHAPMAN DR -y x2 arc -a-wood. 1175 PEBBLESTONE CRSS.. F ncnWapie 1644 AMBERLEA RD. 4 5e- . ' 5 -pc, 1 2 -pc. 356 DYSON RD. E9 are of land wf nground Master born. aod't or 2 4 -pc.. 2 2 -pc.. main 2 -:Y, sc " A— % c casene^1 Sh,rey Oates' Rio^e '" s ^o^e s -a -::.ate Call David cat's Va iaund & 'a- -^s . inground goo,. Backs 0r?2 -e p^uge. More into call Ken fir. tm. rm.. 2 dpns. f- rec rrr . undated kit . 427-9522 x93232^9 Mc!^,tyre' 427 6522 x9324421 poo . a,ge ct. Syiv a e' 6E3 -179C Bowke,' 533 "9 •,323965 ingrounC Doci. CAC --er,v' ACams' 264.4751. x9324.53 x9322990 _ zs► ,-1 ski �y w` �. �wu '� •moi _ OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4 PAC OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 2.4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 12-2 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 24 P.M. SUNDAY, 24 P.M. - 528 PARK CRIES. 20 GATES CR. Pidtenng Beach S & Bayly 153 DANIELS CRIES. Super clean, bright 3 85 PEARCE DR., AJAX. 4 bdrms. 2.000 sq. ft.. 20 DOUCETT PLACE. Great local on, 3 Stunning floor plan. Amencan concept, huge Spilfyy nearly new 3 bdrm. Pemn Murphy 427- bdrm. - fenced pie lot - fin. bsmt. - quiet cres. too many upgrades. A must see. CAC. CVAC & bedroom s despin. 2 baths. CAC, CVAC, wet ingoumd overlooks lake. Paule Whiteley 683- 6522.09323414 Close to shops. schools. GO station & 401. Call alarm. Gerald Jaeger' 683.1790. 893234427. bar' Ken Bowker' 683-1790. x9323666. 1790.89323347. lark Rmi 4714RW #9121964 1� I O. S241,900 $249, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2.4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2.4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SAT. &SUN. 210 .4 0 AK_ OP H 899 •• 2.4 3 BEDRODIM BUNG 66 FIFEWOOD CRIES., WHITBY. Rossland & 11 PARKINS DRIVE, AJAX, near Hwy. 2 and 2020 LYNN -HEIGHTS DR. This beautiful 60 GREGORY RD. Truly magnificent private With one bedroom apt. Roof reshingled, h mace Bassett. 4 bdnn. exec., inground pool, good lot. Harwood. Immaculate 4 bdrm. with lots of property on a permanent ravine must be seen. property backing onto shores of Lake Ontario. replaoed, new bow window in liv rm. Call Barb Wilma Tanner' 427.6522. x9323077. perks! Jim McMaster• 427.6522. Gerald Jaeger* 683-1790.49323501. Must see. Irena Darrell' 683-1790. x9324481. Vardrea• 6831790.89322917. S11891900 S247,500 S169,900 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2.4 P.M. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 24P OPEN HOUSE SAT. 12-2 P.M. AL • RING" 37 DORVIS DR., WHITBY, Thickson & 71 CHURCH ST. S, PICKERING VILLAGE. 1225 MAPLE RIDGE DR. Beautiful 4 bdrm. 899 GRENOBLE BLVD., PICKERING. 3 3 bedroom, 2 washroom, townhome includes 4 Bellwood. 3 bdrm. link. Finished rec room. Gingerbread trim, hardwood floors, new kit., executive home in great community!! Kathryn bedroom bungalow, large eat -in kitchen, fin, appliances, eat -in kitchen & w!e bsmt Kathryn Daphne Blake' 427-6522. x9323776. huge lot. Diana PHU* 427-6522. x9324198. Parish' 6831790. 09228645. bsmt. Sandra bel Zone 683-1790. x9324476. Parish' 6831790. x9301176. _ ' Salsa Representative e' Associate Broker WHEN CALLING, AJAX427-6522 PICKERING 683-1790 PLEASE OFFICE 235 Bayly St. W. OFFICE 1970 Brock Rd. NUMBER IN EACH `